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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-22
GOVERNMENT SUES
 SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Suit for s5,00o was filed in the federal court yesterday against the Southern Railway by Earle Pettas. U. s. district attorney. alleging that the railroad had violated federal law limiting the number of hours which railroad employe may work.
 According to the allegations of the government. ten employees of inc Southern Railroad were allowed to work more than the legal twelve hours a dxg on October 13. 1920. cn the southern road between Birniig- ham and Atlanta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-22
DEMONSTRATION OF
 NEGATIVE MAKING

A practical demonstration of neg ative making will be given in the Little gallery of the Jefferson county chapter of the Alabama Art league Friday afternoon at o'clock by the photographers now exhibiting. The demonstration will show the effect of light in making pictures. All mem bers of the league have been urged to be present
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday at the office of the probate Judge.
 James $. Phillips to Miss Minnie Moore.
 Calogero Canzoneri and Miss Venz Juzzetto.
 John M. L. Fox and Miss Julia Pauline Schaefer.
 Hugh Neal McCrory and Miss Jim- mic Morrow.
 W. L. Ryerson and Miss May K Gallant.
 George Perenis and Miss Carrie Willis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-22
NOMINATIONS FOR
 EDITOR AND MANAGER

The student body of Birmingham Southern college acted yesterday upon nominations for an editor and a manager of the Gold and Black, the weekly college paper.
 Charles D. Matthews. of Red Bay; Edwin Branscomb' and Louis Sims, of this city, were nominated for ed itor and Howard Yielding. Roger Burr and w. w. Hale for manager. An election will be held in few days
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-22
PERSONAL

Mrs. Geraldine Saffold. who has re- gently taken a position with the Johns Undertaking company has been appointed assistant to the man. ager. Charles w. Worrell. Her du- ties will be largely secretarial.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-22
BUILDING PERMIT

Permit was issued yesterday by the city building department to T. 0. Smith to construct frame building on Third avenue, north. and Johns street to be used as shop. The building will cost $3.000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-22

m IS ub III Q d II V Sf presided over by Judge H. B. Aber-. nathy, walked into the court room wearing a new suit of clothes and d broad smile of the variety that you can't rub orr with an em cry wheel, and com mencing shaking hands enerBeti- call with the of ficiaIs of the court.
 What have we
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-22

tuesday night when club thrown the pubPhoto
 Pro- fona formally thrown the public yester Shortly II o'clock the began available taken hern nrn ntoh
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-22

Yesterday morning Jack Greener, high sheriff of the county court of
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12
TO THE PATRONS OF THE wATEF
AND LIGHT PLANT.

Permit me TO call your serious Ptt'h-
ton to the warning published elsewhere
III this parer by Mr.. y j, FRANK, man
aver ol me water and Light Pant
re,ptive to the prudent use OF hghts ~
our homes,
We should consider and realize that
he has no motive it warning us, but ~
the contrary. his only desire l. - ap'
peal to our conscientious co-op'rdt''n,
III order to keep lights III our homes rs
much as possible at least, without haN'
ing q breakdown.
The engines have full and heavy
load to carry and using as little light ~
possible may carry US through the WIN
ter months without putting US IN tota
darkness,
l feel confident you will help us out
Very respectfully,
RQsd. p. LEBLANC,
Mayor
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12
ON Erred CROSS CASE

In April, 1921 the condition OF GER
tain family was reported u do " Helgh-
uuls. Inc tather "a ,nr 4dmhI had
uecn cvnnicu - ped JJr the past TWO
months ahu also u the SOhS VINO,
,-a, rr;uI, the ureau-W lInpr o. the lam
A.. do chlrrs eney fe"tL We IurhIshed
lncm twO IUdNts OF Uicdd Ter bdF, one
.a.lon Of nnn. uOn1,eU " .ir' UuOus,
anu q gaIIun UI rIcc i'cr week. AlteF
memuefs OF tne Wishing Committee,
/ wlIch are; 4ar. II. ~. wood, -nts' f. j.
,,umsuIi. dad .,rs, L = I>.Vussaru, cai4ed
az .A4s NOME t..es reP1i,e utid' tAe
! conditions mtIe Impossible Iuc o'u
lu.,ncr ".o ,Itr ,.Iy o4ic VINO vas W
a.iu agout DesIScs Twelve yed' 'id
.aDucunu, WV dIu ali The trrd"3s,
! ,he IJtHcr it,. z ttc-- "P 4t" u"S ,
ye1ore but almost 70 weak to wal,
i son was ,c. go, q ud-s"tei WAS uhdeI
treatment u the uUctor anu Ida every
i dyteUidDce VI tuLetcuidf
rive physIcIans laTe gIVeh their SER
wees g., tnl, IaiuA, Ice OF c..arse
After TINS report Oh the visiting Com
.hltIee We uecIded 10 give tEem al al
, .owauee OF SI.JU per week Tor grocer
les, Ioaves Oh bread daily, meat each
, day, and all medicine prescribed ry the
/, doctors. ans was a very small amount
to aiIot to a IamlIy OF TINS size, put uue
D.. 10 the tact mat we were Trying u
a stretch out the tunds TO ali needy cases
!. we cCdld not manage differently
!. They were cOmpcIied to leave IRON
!, the house they were Iii, as the u"le
:. VINO lau UCcn citing them nave IL lTe'
. Of charge neeJed 1t Ior his own u9'r j.
;. obey mad HOtulns 10 ray their rent WI
We took TINS over aIsJ ana nave pan
+. II at the rate OF III per month sine
r. tnaI tlme.
- me rather ) condition had improves
a little, and the son was abe to u
n about u little, when the grandson ia
AN attack OF appendicitis, WlIcn result
-. ed in AN operation. we pald Tor ia
- use of the operating room aud the phN
~ sicians performed the operation free q
~ ,n.lpe. me chlId Is up ana ABOUT an
we furnished him with books ana Il
"a entered school this week.
Is The son who has been Ill since Apr
mas become insane, and Arrangement
", are beng made By the physician Wa
h. attended him to have HIM placed III
ma insane asylum,
~ The cause of this family being no
. selfsupportIng was due entirely 70
,ir health, which, in turn, was due 20 q
= 1rnora.lce OF the laws OF heaith' he
~ tue ned Cross to raise its quota, IA
n, with a meath Cehtcr and fup'
, health Nurse we will eliminate al IN
100 sickness, aad maze Nermiion acc
- thier, cleaner and SAFER pace m VIM
1T to live,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12
vERMrLIoN POST NO. 20,

Nov. ith 1871
Regular meeting was held on tlis
date, Commander Rene lrahan caItei
the meeting to order and roll call was
called.
On motion Of Mr., Clark aud seconded
bv Francis Tneall, it was deci ted that
On Nov. I1th, 1921, the American lie
zion would give their fun support 10
me Red Cross ana continue - aid them
during their drive, and to extend all
service possible to them.
\ rising vote OF. thanks was given ID
the merchants VINO contributed towards
the expenses OF our celebration.
! On motion Of Mr.. Clark and seconded
! by DR., D. X. Henry that letter OF
! congratulations be sent 70 the LOUISIANA
State Convention at New Orleans, for
/ their success In gaiaing tle next Con
vention at New Orleans,
praise be sent 10 tAe following for
On motion of Mr.. Montague, and sec
onded by G.. +. Meiebcrk, letter ol
their spIondcd work, ana success they
have accomplished in their task.
The WORK of the Chamber OF Com
moree,
j. y. Greene Pcs. of the Pure Breo
Live Stock Ass r.
Stock Judgment Team, Mr! II, Biel,
l Of Gueydan'
O, motion ot M ". ", Mou'agn
til ufollowiBg was unanimously adopt
co whereas tGe cneget,r WORKS of Ill
Dutch, rarish club Agent aAd Nh Cn'
/ arcva, i'Hr.sh agent. IA tnc prcpagati b
q Ell IJl,s @. lac agricultural product
vt Vptnl!on PARISH won second piae
!. al the state Fair.
Q Whereas IN cworks of Mr Dutch
TIC 9rgaaization OF the Boy 5 and CIR
Clubs has been so successful anC vi
be productive of so much good to II
Parish.
Therefore be it resolved tat Oh
commendab.e community works be e
pecially brought to the attention Of q
d good people of tbs Parisa and that Nj
Dutch and Mr. Casanova be cOngrat
= later on their success; at the Fair, al
= urged 70 continue tie good works a.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12
'-- a14s Biz Sale = YET Of he&Y@sar ::=:
Proclamation!
MAYORS OFFICE
ABBEVILLE, LA.

WHEREAS, November 18th, Arm.
istice Day, should evenmore be cele-
drated and eommorated as the most
eoochai date Of the Worlds history, as
= red letter day among the Irce
neooics of the earth. On November
HIN. lolS, "odr lives, our fortunes,
and our sacred honor were saved
a"G coulirned to man,iAi by the va
liant and patriotic American soldier,
VINO saved the blood stained French
,o,l,. and the British tommy.
e, us make tnese Soldiers 1eel that
their sacrifices have not been in vain.
Aet Young and old show their apprecia-
don of the material ana spiritual sig
..,ficarce o. that trump.
Let US, on each annive1 5ary of that
date. reuelicate ourselves to the wrok
If living. vibrant Patriotism il the or
binary walks OF life.
Lei us manifest, ndpledge our indy
ing gratitude to ;ho-' ssoidi..s, ..'os >;
,.no<c ,arta;- rtma.R Sea" :r-
:lr ly-g.-e-a = :,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12
D operation.

assured of our cooperation.
Mr.. Carter OF the Ncrmllion Cham
Der Of Commerce gave tn cieSion sever
known TO Mir, Carter that they were
Tor GOOD X Ais.
Lr. ii. 6. Z Edwards was Apo nted
b. te Commander to see that all MEM
Der naI their Badges on the 18th.
LED. n. Henry was appointed oy
the Commander for the Membership and
I.iuinjtIvH BOOtl,
Auvci,,seIa Commute w.io were 70
iurnishcd cars are as follows; a. y.
macs, r. -. Edwards, Reno NalleC, and
Leblanc Nunez & Grahan,
tncir beng no further business be-
;,.c the house we then adjourned until
ta, next meeting on the LIST day OF Dee'
Gmber,
FRANCIS THEALL,
Adjutant
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12
FOR FOOT BAIL FANS,
Abbeville sigh Ha~ss ~ 90 o defsat
en- New iberia Aggregation,

Chopin's formida ole Zine makes WISH
tors attacks useless. Captain summers
plays havoc with opposing forwards
harrington s sensational run to touch
down VITA pass from Summers with
oegrara and Schexnaider's work feature
nthrIlllng aerial struggle
Abbeville advanced another step as
POSSIBLE contender to the hlgn school
/, otDall championship OF Louisiana sat
urLay wnen the moleshin warriors OF
New Iberia came to town and were
swamped by score Of AZ to III the
second defeat administered them THIS
season.
exhibiting q bewildering overhead
.Utack coupled VITA wonderful inter
ercnee i'll piungmg the line aid SKIRT.
i g the ends Chopin's driving bacNfleid
Nept over and around 5lelr rivals
-. m whistle to whistle. ADbevlIs
,c.reI carry Ill the nrst Quarter when
aIter exchange OF punts ocnexnaider
Intercepted a pass Shot to lberla's left
wing and ia he'd thirty yards to touch
,own. BROOKS kicked subsequent goal.
..arrIngton soon followed with another
marker, Summers neaved the plgSkm
thirty five yards into this little purple
and white flash g waiting hands VINO
VITA three OF the enemy at his heels
darted to the chalk line. This was ont
of the spectacular plays of the game
harrington comes in Tor great share
OF the laurels of the day, The young
ster s defensive work was no less praise
worthy, His blocking, especially, being
Of the highest order
CAPTAIN summers demonstrated Sat
urday that no High School line coul'
hold him. lie repeatedly ripped 1eut
: ter. front defense and one time com
pietely punctured the forwards and run
Ing I.i his usual way elusive way
stiff arming and side-stepping tle back
} who dove at him, carried the oval seN
' enty yards for the third touchdown
r Boz LeBlan S three yard plunge pu
1 tie ball over Ior another shortly ate
e wards, DO" played steiler bail. )
g dld Iheali, his alternate at quartz
S who, though cratic, pulled sewers
L phenOminal feats.
c CAPTAIN Summers scored the la
three touehdowns. One on an off-tack
|, riay OF i've yards; the otler two {
q recovered fumbies. One as the ba
;, rolled over the goal line and the 9th
4 he recovered on his own thirty yal
l. line. Brooks kicked all but two tria
s after touchdowns.
e New Iberia threatened to score on
is once, when she worked the ball to a
beviile's l2-yard line. The sunset gu
IS ed, attemp ted passes were grounde
y and Abbevilie took the bail. II was
IT great day for local enthusiasts Inc
Il feam ueIeated a worthy foe an. did
1t with comparative ease. segrara at GO
y. ter gave u good account of aimself'
n was cool under fire and his passes W,
in always accurate. The rest Of the elev
er sh were CORY on themselves as We
n Waggoner at left end, Ewing at II
= take. Randel at right guard, Beau
al 4, rIsnt tackle and Brooks at left qua
did things up in general while Iberi
=, game hgnt to hold down the score ado
80 color to the affair
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12
Louis P, Rice d Co,
A. S. Landry.

BY virtue of writ OF Fler taclas
to plr ISSUED out OF the honorable Sew.
es,,enjh judicial District Court, IN aud
.or tae Parish OF erniIilun, State OK
iou, .una, m the above numbered and
c..tll.yd adu, tuiIy Authorizing und en-
puwerug me IN tine premises, j have
us ga. seized and taken into my pos
session, L. satisfy SAID writ, and L will
proceed 70 sell, as pubnc auction, to the
la.t aAa highest responsible bidder, ut
me priucipa! front door Of the Court
nous, Ia ADbeviIIe, Nermilion Parish,
Louisiana, On
o..,uraay, November Z6t-i, 1871,
within the legal hours prescribed by
law for judicial sales, the following de-
seribed prop erty, tOwlt:
One lot Of Merchandise.
Terms: CASH on uay Of sale.
SherII's Once, ADOeville, La, this
End day OF November, lyEl.
ADAM BOUDREAC,
Sheriff, Vvrw!iion Parish, Ia
4. ], LaHasvs, sts0sIsy,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12
THE '.77'' PRODUCT PARISH.

termilion Parish came TO the front
at the State Fair this week with sample
of the products displayed at last year s
State Fair. The exhibit contained
bananas, oranges, grape fruit, lemons
and other tropical and semi'tropied al
fruit in addition to the wea tn Of grains
that nearly every Louisiana parish pos
sesse1. Vermilion is advertising itself,
naturally as the Parish of ~ varie
ties" and has Parish Agent Casanova
as tireless organizer behind tn O
Item,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12

1T is extremely important that
new tractor not move until only the
best oil is IL 1t. Atlas Tractor On,
Casanova q. Goocn, agents
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12
....,-r .-,.. -, IN tie houl

--..l--T - Ia, FM NC HJUI
.. Ca =. ". To D clock p. VI. all
.....tIcia. pursuits shall be suspend,
al. AID at I'll hour of II o'clock =, ~,
al heads snail be rVNerently bowed,
in tribute 70 the sci tiets II tie World )
war who by their leroir sacrifices saved
civilization from the abyss Of destruc-
ton, and made forever Secure that free
lem and independence we enjoy ana
cherish.
Given under my hand, at AbNeville,
Louisiana, on this 27th day of October,
in the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and twenty-one,
RO1. a.. LEBLANC
MAYOR of Apbeville'
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12
sicns of josephine Broussard
and Prerequisite Lege.


Whereas, Onedlas Lege, or the Parish
yf ermllIon, Louisiana, has made APP
pllcatIon to be appointed administrator
IL the above entitled ana numbered
estates
.,ow, therefore, all persons are here
uy notified 10 hIe their opposition, IL
any they nave, IN writing with the
,,erA OF Court, at his Office, in the
Town oil AbDeyIlle, La, within the days
prescribed by law (say ten days. AFTER
tie first notice hereof, Or otherwise the
SAID applicant will be named and ap-
uolntcd as such administrator as re-
qured by law and III accordance with
law,
Witness my hand and seal Of office,
this 9th day vi November, \. u. l92l'
( L. L .BROUSSARD,
Clerk OF Court.
Kitchell & Boudreaux, attorneys.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12

The difference in price per gallon
{ al inferior tractor oil, as compared
th the best, costs the bu er more than
e re :cp-j.r . few e rks. Casanova
3; Atlas Oil
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12
ROOM 10 ERLET,

Good 'front.' room, FURNISHED for rent
AppI 70 .urs n. ). y, McCOmsdey'
--.I- - a. <-.-sa.-. -, "'-is luio
q. ..a,.e. tla.. aHyb-ay 10 town ass
], =. Luz S2IEG,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12
665 {,

will break a Cold, Fever and
Grippe. quicker than anything
wsknow, preventing pneumonia
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12

-. here e.e more smiles per mi t1ru
The use VI Atlas Tractor OH Casanova
~ Touch. agents.. - 1890 ----
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12

As soon as traclor moves, the oil
either gets on the job-for gees to pieces
Casanova Gooch, asfnts Atlas Oil.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.

State of Louisiana, Parish Of Nermil-
ION, 18th Judicial District Court
so. 7=Ul.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12
SUCCESSION NoTIUn.

State Of Louisiana, Parish of Vermil-
ION, nth Judicial District Court
No. l216,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12

Let Us Do Your PRINTING.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12

Chopin s formida ole line makes visi,
tors attacks useless. Captain summers
plays havoc with OPPOSING forwards
harringtOn's sensational run to touch
down vita pass from Summers with
oegrara and Schexnaider' work feature
nthrIllmg aerial struggle,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-12
Vol. -. No. 81.

~ ABBEVILLE, LA.
.l.-2, NOV. 10TH
81 dt,L ASS and Circulars.
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Special Notices
COMMISSIONERS NorlcF

To Rufus e. Morgan, Festus
Parrish, Peoples National Bank, /;
corporation, Pennington Coal Z
Coke Company, a corporation
Homer j. Price, Jessica P.Leh-
man, Administrators Of Albert L..
Lehman, deceased, Adina o..
Thomas and Florida j. Hugus
William J.. Price, Thomas A..
Price. j. Austin Price, Sarah A..
Graham, Joseph Hugus, j. Aus
tin Price. Guardian Of Georgia G.
Price. Jessie B. Price and Anne
R. Price, ATaidney e. Wlsecsr-
ger. Frank A. Gump, Sarah Talk
ington, Bert L. darlington. Jamey
Ezra Talkington, Bell Phillips ant
NJ. W. Ogden, Trustee.
IN tho Circuit Court of Marion
Ce:urty, West Virginia.
You and each Of you will take
notice that, p%ufsuaut to a decree
Of the Circuit Court Of Marion
County, West Virginia, entered on
the Goth day Of October, 1921. in
a chancerr cause therein pending
wba-e!n you are the parties com
p~lninant and defendant, I have
fixed upon the 2nd day of Decem
beT, 1921, al $500 o'clock A. NJ. q
my office No. a34 Adams street.
in the City OF Fairmont. Marion
County, West Virginia, as the
time and place for the beTinutne
Of the discharge o! my duties I'm
de- said decree Of reference, an
abstract OF which decree IS as fol
lows:
To state and report to tho
Court: list. The real estate v
ed by the defendant Pennington
Coal { Coke Company, a corpora
ton. where situate, its description
and quality. End. The liens Hp-
on SAID real estate. by whom held
and their respective %priorities.
Bird. Whether 8id real estate
viii in five years rent for a SUI
fieient sum to pay of and dis.
charge said 1ians and the costs %
this suit. 9Th. And such Other
matters az any party in interest
may require. the same being per
tineat. or such other matters as
the said Commissioner himself
may deem pertinent. whether sc
required OF not,
At-~htch time and place you
are required to be present.
Givekl Under my hand this stb
day Of November. 1921.
f. C. FRAME.
Commissioner in Chancery.
u,1O II "a: ~
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WASHINGTON
ArnnIntIcn prnnrnm

Plans for Armistlcd Day in this
city are complete and the program
is as follows: $50 A. NJ, Sunrise
Guns; 1880 A. NJ. Parade Of Lee
giOn Post and band to schoolhouse;
1l:45, Tolling OF all city bells until
noon; 1850 Firing Squad; IL to
1902, All r requested to stand
with barred heads; 2 p. NJ. E1er-
ciBe1 in tho grade rooms OF the
school building; possibly a football
game. Evening parade : P. NJ,
will form in Center and Clarks'
burg streets. After parade mass
meeting with addresses. reat ngs,
and music Of an apprCHrt.
ate character in Central Scho
auditorium. S. q. Phillips vii
have charge OF the music, J. v.
Mullen will act as chief marshall
Of the parade, Mrs. F. f. Furbee
and Prof. D. C. TRbler will lead
the school children, ]. R. Burt and
and Miss Marian Shaw will be in
charge OF Red Cross participation
and C. Ed SnodgrasS and L. j..
Moord in behalf Of the American
Legion. The evening parade IS ex.
pected to be the largest ever held
in Warrington. The Protected
Homs Circle of this city IS planu-
ing a special observance of the
day.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of authority vested in
me by that certain deed OF trust.
bearing date the 29th day of June.
1914, executed by Joseph Fl. i7aw.
klns and Tennio Hawkins, his wife.
TO the undersigned. Frank r. Amos,
as trustee, to secure ]. 3. Davis, or
order, the payment OF a certain
note therein described and record.
ed in the office Of the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Marion county.
West Virginia. in Trust Deed Book
No. 81, page 1877, the undersigned
will offer for sale at public auc
ton, 10 the highest and best bid.
der, ut tho front door Of the court
house OF Marion county. West Vir.
giuia, in the city OF Fairmon:. on
the nth day OF November, 1921, al
ten o'clock a.. M, the following de-
scribed real estate: situate, and be.
ing in the FairnIont Development
addition to the city of Fairmont,
Marion county, West Virginia. a
map or plat Of which addition is OF
record in the office OF the Clerk OF
the County Court OF Marion county,
West Virginia, in Deed Book No.
So, pages from "a" to e. inclusive,
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FF57%TlNfT@Ts5
EAST SIDE
:-:NEMS:-
COTTAGE Prayer Meetings.

Cottage prayer meetings WIZ oe
held by the members Of the DIa,
mond street church this evening
and Friday evening at the ioltoW'
ing homes. For Tuesday evening;
Mrs. Dora Jamison, 1901 FAlrta@
street; leader, John Cox.
Frank Daugherty, GIG Morgan
town avenue; leader, Robert MOT
gan Mrs. F. A. Wilson, sos Market
street; leader, Mrs. c. E. Swisher.
Mrs. Cora L. Morrow, 537 state
street; leader, Cora l. Morrow.
Mr.. Morris Shaw. SSA FROM
street; leader, Edward D. ttoLtnes;
Mrs. Florence Gray. "lo DIAMOND
street; leader to he named iater.
waiter Moore, 513 Maryland ave
nue.; leader. Mrs, Edward H3sto"'
For Friday evening:
Charles Carpenter. !SOt M2Tgun'
town avenue; leader. MIS-. }. e
Bruce Morgan. $40 Pittsburgh
avenue; leader. Bruce
]. G. Donham. 600 Market street;
leader. J. L. Leech.
q. Y. Bartlett. G21 State street;
leader. Guy McDouEnl.
Cephas hawkins. 5l2 East Ferry
street; leader, Mrs. I. a: Baker.
Mrs. Lottie Hceter. S0S Maryland
venue leader. R. r. Kerns.