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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-07
Card

\ rumor has been started
bv Mr.. 4. K. Arnold by his
own admission that |. K. I.
Brice. am opposed to the
present salary OF the school
teachers. and | wish to state |
am not opposed to the salar-
les: to the contrary | have
signed two petitions OF late
that have been handed me
pertaining to that end.
(Signed.)
ADV. X. T. BRICE.
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In compliance with orders from Off
Gals of District No 6. United Mine
Workers of America, practically
every union miner in the Hooking coal
fields has returned 10 work. according
to reports received Aere today. Sew
eral thousand miners in the field had
been idle for several days as a pro-
test of the ruling of Federal Judge
Anderson against the chock-off sys-
tenn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-07
LOAN 90. MANAGER BOUND
AND ROBBED OF JEWELRY
CBy The Associated Press.l

TOLEDO, o., Nov. 7.-Sydney Ray
man, manager of the National Loan
Company, in the downtown district
here, was bound. gagged. and robbei
of S., 900 in diamonds. jewels and cash
today. Scores of pedestrians were
passing the shop where Raynan WA
robbed by two bandits
They escaped in an automobiis. -
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THE MARYLAND GAZETTE
Americas DeadGo Church-Ha Mast Flags Asce Day
Lineup Of Candidates For Election
In County Tomorrow
DEMOCRATS


DEMOCRATS REPUBLICANS
Fer State C0mptrolIer:
WILLIAM S. GORDY. JR OLIVER 5 METZER0TT
ROBERT L. LONG, LABOR PARTY. AND CLARENCE H. TAY-
LoR- SOCIALIST. ALSO CANDIDATES.
Fer House OF Delegates:
JAMES F. BALDWIN. ALIEN W ANDREWS,
DORSEY J. DUNLAP, GEORGE A. BASIL.
W. MEADE HOI.LADAY J. FLETCHER BUILEN,
ALLAN BOWIE HOWARD, MORGAN.
GEORGE r. PULLMAN MILTON TURNER
For sheriff:
r. HARRY ARNOLD LEvELY
For County Treasurer:
C. ALBERT HODGES CHARLES E. RENISEN.
For County Commissioners
r. WILSON BENJAMIN COILINSON
First District First District
ST GEORGE BARBER. WILLIAM H. MoRELAND.
District Second District.
WEEMs DUvALL, TILGHMAN BRICE
Third District. Third District
HOLLAND WATTS. HARRY WOODWARD, JR
Fourth District. Fourth District
Fl FULTON KELLY, WILLIAM G. LEIiR.
Fifth District Fifth district.
JAMES A WALTON, JONES.
Sixth District (Annapols District.
W sHERBERT (NoNE).
Eighth District. Eighth District
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L. 8. TORPEDO DESTROYER
ASHORE IN FRISCO BAY

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Nov. -
The destroyer Wood went ashore in
the fog today on the south side OF
Angel Island. in San Francisco Bay.
Navy officials said she was in no dan
ger and probably would be hoated al
high tide.
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MANY MINERS HAVE
RETURNED TO WORK

T0NTsF
TERRE HAUTE. IND. Nov. RE
ports received today at headquarters
OF District No II. United Mine Work
ers of America. indicate that without
exception the miners of the district
have followed the instructions sent out
Saturday by President John Hessler
and have returned TO work
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-07
PALMER ACQUITTED
Of MURDER CHARGE
Young White Man, Who Killed
Another, Freed On Ground Of
Self Defense Plea

"N0t guilty" was the verdict 0f
q Jury before which HerShel Pal
mer was tried for murder In the
Circuit Court today. The Jury
returned lis verdict nj I o'clock,
after celebrating half an hour.
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Important Netting

OF the Association of Government
EMPLOYEES at Odd Fellows Hall
TONIGHT. Nov. :. at s o'clock.
Business OF importance. All
members urged to attend.
Refreshments and smokes.
BY order.
JOS. NJ. ARMSTRONG.
n. President.
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Jerome In Campaign

Williams Trayers Jerome. a reform
4srlc, attorney who stirred New
York "a number of years ago. drama
.ally re-tutered the political arena
rputN 5- supporter OF the Repub-
gCpali,.ou cause He breathed
-rc mo .by campaign and bitterly de
.llE,cd M4y1r ilylan ana his admin
,.rauou
The newspapers. in addition. have
'.a,ed column after column of poll
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RIVAL PARTIES
ARE CONFIDENT
ON ELECTION EVE

Republicans Claim Success But
Indications Point To Demo
cratic Sweep In County -
Doubt, However. Exists Over
Arnold'S Chances For Sheriff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02
JODlESS HUSBAND
NOW RUNS THE HOME
A Wise Judge. Says Bread-Win-
ming Wife Who Brought Suit
for Non.Support.

n, Associated Press TO Every Evening.
nroch,on, Mass. Nov. 3o.-Surely
n rsorc rlausac and his wife were
willing there was no reason why Judge
l>lnr should dissent. 50 the District
cour, Judge told EAoresto 30 back
home. wnah tho dishes and get the
little ones ready for school. and he
would see him again In the court room
On December ~.
IN the language OF the court, Plausse
had hts non-support case continued to
that date, and the charge probably
will he dismisscd N Judge King finds
the novel agreement works out 20 the
satisfaction of all
Meanwhile pleusse is 20 do the
hourovork and his wife win become
IN. bread winner for the family OF six.
la fact, tho husband has started on
his new Job, lie tolls all day long. but
Tuesday nirht his wife gave him n
ulrht out ana he wrs not nj home
Washing dishes. cooking meals for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02
Economy should
be the watchword of
every housewife to-
day.

II and do the washing, too, and ! guess
can continue to do It. or course l
have my eyes open for real Job, and
1t / land perhaps the wife. and l can
make some better arrangements, for
she cannot earn enough as house
keeper to keep US all going the way
we should"
Mrs. Plausse seems quite pleased
with the new order OF things, and II
is quite apparent, as she notes how
clean the rooms arc and how things
are 10 well kept in order that she is
proud OF her husband. She refuses To
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02
The high cost Of
living can be reduced
bypatronizing these
stores.

Fourth street West OF Orange street,
3 lots; Harry Kenyon from Security
Trust & 8. ID, Co, trustee. $4,000.
Elm street. 100; Sanis1aw Rem
beck from Joseph +. Emory. 32,750.
Ninth street East Of Walnut street !,
Harry Cohen from Mary A. Schock1ey,
ct al, 5000.
Linden street West OF Porter street !;
Sarah G. Bratton from George y. Den
mis-, $4,000.
Lombard street 50g: Margaret A.
Hopes from Jas. r. Fraynor. ct al.
81, 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02

six. scrubbinl floors. making beds and
the thousand and one things that come
TO every housewife In the course OF a
day are not strange TO Plausse. for he
has always been helpful to his wife.
and he rather likes 1t.
II had to get up little earlier than
usual" he says. but don't mind that.
You see. the kiddies go to school and
they must have their breakfast on
time. and they must be washed and
dressed. and It is no small Job to do
all this. especially as I have only one
pair OF hands. but l get away with
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02
URBAN REALTY TRANSFERS.

Deeds recently recorded show new
owners for property In Wilmington
FOR the following parcels:
Market street. 1000; Charles A. Tay-
lor from Robert Chaiken, ct al. $500.
Chestnut street weet OF Franklin
street Michael Kozlowsky from
Waclaw Kaszewski, $3.50.
Brown street, 1904; Edward J. Davis
from Zdyrslaw Gackowski. $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02

Jessup street. North East OF Twen-
ty-fifth street: Isaac Markowitz from
Jacob Feldman, $1,000.
Maryland avenue. '305; val~nty Wiz
from Francis Bicniesl<i. $500.
Maryland avenue, 1901; Caleb r..
Burchenal from Jos. II. Gould, sheriff
$3.50.
Market street, 2607: Caleb II. Bur
chenal from JOS. ~. Gould, sherlfr
$1,000.
Fourth street, 414 East; John Put
czkus from Stella Staykowski guard
ian. &3.065.75.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02
ATTRACTIyE PORTRAIT.

An attractive portrait OF the young
son OF G. y. Warwick, OF Laird q
Co. IL on exhibition in the Tenth
street window of the Millard Davis
shop. The artist Is w. M. Schuttle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02
MARKET BASKET SPECIALS

discuss the matter Of the court case,
but her friends say she WAS sorry she
had her husband in court for nom
support.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02

Fifth street East OF Walnut street
John =. Deputy from jos. ~. Could.
Sheriff. $3.50,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02

Women One.fbird Of Boston Voters.
Election Department figures show
that OF Boston's 207.ssS men and wo-
men registrants eligible 70 vote Dec
ember 10 In the city election, 77,e2s,
or s7h per cent are women and l23.
$40 arc men, Boston Globe.
o.i.n..inod nda n1ii tinnd cara -Aar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02

classIaed ads seIl usea ears.--Aag.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02

A pure butter substitute OF recognized merit
Sold in most of our Stores If our Store where YOU
deal does not handle it, the clerk will gladly direct
you to our nearest Store where you can obtain It,
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Smithtpwn, were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs David Rrlckett on last Sunday.
b g Google. q Bridge street,
hos been confined o HI home the
past few days on account pf flIness..
Mrs! Arlena Kennedy and chill.
ldren, 'Flossle and Glen Of Robin.
sons Run, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. W. Musgrave Sunday.
Mrs. Penn Prickett and Mrs.
Joseph Radcliff, Of Catawba, were
recent visitors with Mrs. David
Mrs. "a. H. ours and daughter,
Ruth, Of Barrackville, were guests
OF Rev. and Mrs. A. ]. Walton yes.
terday.
Sara May Huffman. who has been
visiting her grandfather. John HUI.
man. at Royal chapel, has returned
Miss Margaret Mccall. of Mo.
rongah, was the guest Of Miss
Emma Amos. Of High Lawns, on
last Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, who has
been spending a week with her
niece, Mrs. George Hamrick, re.
turned TO her home at Fairmont
yesterday.
Mrs. Ann Cleyenger has return.
ed from Mapletown, Pa, where she
was called on account of the III.
ness and death Of a relative.
All Day Sunday School Rally.
Paw Paw district OF which
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George Hamrlek Is district presi-
dent, viii have an an day SUNDAY
school rally SUNDAY July ~. The
meeting Willsb held ID Rtyesyiiic
All the schools 81 the district viii.
be exp cted to join N and help
make the meeting a success and
prepare thepplans for making the
district the banner district OF the
county again this year. The fol.
lowing program has been prepared:
b 10000 a. M, song and devotional
service, led by George Hamrick.
district president; 1915 a. M,
Sunday school lesson, led by A. j.
Walton; 1880 a. M, song service:
11:00, Address by County Presi.
dent w. S. Thomas; 1880, ad.
dress, 1.-THE Pupil aud the Word"
A. ]. Walton; 1890 M, Intermis.
sion. Make 1t basket.dinner good
time; 1;45 p. M. devotional ser.
vice. led by Rev. G. A. Linden;
'2:15, address. what Banner Win.
ming Means This Year" by ]. j..
Barbe; 1886, when is School
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"a very pleasant reunion was held
~ the home OF @. B. Ertim on last
Sunday. The attair was In the ma.
ture Of a farewell party given for
Mrs. Ada Gadd who with her small
son, Robert, has been visiting rela.
ttiyes here for some time and Is
; preparing TO return 10 her home
Ii Tennessee In o few days. The
day was spent in "reminiscences Of
tbther days and in general social
sconyeraation. A twelve o'clock
dinner was served and heartily en-.
ioyed by all. The party included
Mrs. Ada Gadd and son. Robert.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Frum, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. NJ. Holland, Mr.. and Mrs.
q B! Holland, Mr.. and Mrs. N. B.
Barker and daughter, Elizabeth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hlldebrand,
William Stewart, and the Misses
Pauline Arnett and Alice Morgan;
and Mr.. and Mrs, G. B. Frum, OF
Montana, at whose home tho re-
union was held.
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s Rivesyille church circles were
given a fine treat this week, by
having Miss Louise Mcdowell a
song eyangel and member OF the
Winona Lake conference, with them
for a few days. Miss Mcdowell
was on her way TO her home at
sprlngboro. Pa, and stopped OF
mere Tor few days visit with her
brother, Mr.. Mcdowell, Of High
Lawns, Miss Mcdowell assisted at
Me regular church SERVICE on Sun
day evening by singing some very
rieautiful solos. On Monday eve.
ming she held service at the
church which was open to every
one and on Tuesday evening she
smoke in a very interesting way to
the ladies Of the church, this ser.
VICE being mainly for young la.
dies. Every service was well at.
tended and thoroughly appreciated.
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at the last regular meeting Of
the odd Fellows lodge State Depu.
~ FitShugh was present TO help In.
stall the newly elected officers.
Following the installation cere'
monial, an elaborate banquet was
served the. lodge members aud
their wives by the incoming off.
GERS assisted by their ladles, and
the evening was spent IN merry
making until time to adjourn. The
following are the new officers:
Noble grand, Harry Keener: vice
grand, p, U. Myers: secretary, Il.
I. Lsrue; treasurer, Clyde Vincent
Other offices will be filled by ap'
rointment.
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Pettonalt.

r y. u 81
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Hamrfck, Of
Cleveland, Ohio, have been guests
Of the formers uncle, George Ham.
rick, Of High Lawns, the past few
days. They will also visit relatives
at Fairmont before returning home.
Charles Keener, Of Bridge street,
is OF duty this week on account Of
illness.
Mrs. D. L. Toothman who has
been spending some time with rel
ativeS In the Cheat mountains, has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yost, Of Car.
rolls run, Mrs. Goldie Kanedy and
daughter, Pearl, and Mrs. o. L.
Wilson, Of BeIlvlew, were guests
OF Mrs. May Musgrove on last Sun
Mrs. Ray Miller, of High Lawns.
is the guest Of relatives at Arnetts.
vile.
Mrs. j. H. Hairless and children
were guests of the formers par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Fitzhugh,
of Watson on Wednesday Of this
week.
Mrs. W. S. Hennen, Of Fairmont,
lis spending a weeks visit with Mr..
and. Mrs. Ed Phillips, Of High
Lawns.
The members Of Malade camp
who have been >hayIng IN outing
Of several weeks on Paw Paw creek
have returned to their various
homes, the camp having been aban.
doned on last Sunday.
Miss Sarah Ada Prlckett, OF Faif.
mont, was u week end visitor with
Miss Allena Amos. OF High Lawns.
Tho little son OF Dr., and Mrs.
viii Google. who has been sick
for several days, is improving at
this time.
Little Miss Helen Bowman is
spending a weeks visit with rela.
tives at Clarksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Huffman and
children motored to Morsantown
Tuesday where they were the
guests OF friends.
Ivanhoe Arnett has been very
I Ill the past few days but is thought
to be slightly improved at this
time. Miss Holbert, graduate
nurse Of Fairmont. is in charge of
the patient.
M. B. Barker is doing carpenter
work on the now Baptist church
which is being built at Barrack.
willie.
Mr.. David Prickett, who has been
sick recently, is able to be out
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Steele. Of
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FOR PNt,lr

FOR kENT-Sst ofs 6 fSf All ,S,SS,
OF business on Il rs siding 1ed
with elevator service. ii We de- MI,
nay have IN, the Kind otsp6ee Sou neud : We /.
WIZ oaitd same on easpnnbie ti,ns
leases. MARION ICE CoMpA I'M
Ray D. Harden Aigr 81 81. and
,Nlrglnia Ave. e,as. 26t.isSA
FOR RENT-small baildine IN
corner OF Speedway and crnfton NJ,
Road. Good location iof busi !, n
Building can be used tor store or q,
other suitable pdrpose For further ri
Information call IL corner sneod.
way and Grafton Road
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Abasket dinner which was a very
enjoyable AFFAIR was given at Royal
chapel on last Sunday. The fol.
lowing persons were entertained at
tie home Of Mr.. John Hayhurst.
John Rice and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Rice Of pharaoh's run: Mr.. and
Mts. SLoslie lice, OF Fairmout; Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Huffman anu chill
drens Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hay.
hurst and daughter, Mary.
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The congregation Of tho Rives.
vile N. E. church have granted
their pastor, Rev. A. J. Walton. a
vacation OF several weeks. Mr..
Walton and family are planning to
start on a motor trip. On next Mon.
day morning they will drive to Val.
ley Head and will probably spend
some time at Grab Bottom, Vir.
Isinia, before finishing their outing.
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Object Of sui,

The object OF the above styled
suit Is for the plaintiffs, Clarence
D. Robinson and John +. Phillips,
to recover. against the defendants;
John F. Casey and Ottoman STANCE,
partners trading and doing business
under the firm name OF John +.
Casey Company, a Judgment for
the sum Of s1,Sso.2O, being the
value Of certain car load Of lum
Der, designated as B. & A. Car No.
1852, contiscated and appropriated
by the defendants and shipped By
them from the city OF Falrmont, in
Marion county, West Virginia, 10
the city OF Pittsburgh, In the state
OF Pennsylvania, during the month
OF August, 1890, and used by said
defendants without having paid
plaintiffs therefor; and to attach
certain money, property and effects
Of said defendants in the posses.
sion and Under the control Of the
city Of Fatrmont, West Virginia, q
municipal corporation, to satisfy
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Nl1ht School.

The night school which was re.
Gently opened here is showing en-.
cotfaging results, and many are
tastng advantage of the opportu.
lIlty to improve their education,
INSTRUCTORS in charge OF the school
are Mr.. Martin, of Fairmont: and
Miss Azella Gardiner, OF Cowan, w.
Va: Both are experienced educa-
tors, and the committee is to be
Congratulated on securing their ser.
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The church recreation grounds
have proved SO popular since being
Instituted that tho committee in
charge have decided to add 10 their
afk an up to date tennis court
and also facilities for yolley ball
playing. The croquet grounds have
been In use every evening this
week,
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CLASSIC IED-~SPECIAL ADVERTISING



said Judgment without interest and
costs.
An sttidaylt hayins been made
and filed that INC SAID John ,.
Casey and Ottoman Stango. part.
ners trading and dong business un.
der the firm name 81 Iohn r. Casey
Company, defendants II the above
styled suit, arc ln6nTesldents OF he
state OF West Virginia, L rs order
cd that the said Iohn n Casey anc
Ottoman STANCE partners trading
and doing business inder the firm
name Of John n Casey COMPANY
do appear within ono month lroni
the first publication 81 ms order
In the Clerks office bf our said Dir.
cult court, at Rule "a be holdou
therefor, and do what & ncecassr,
to protect their interests.
It is ordered that Il COPY ri Thu,
order be published and nostcd au
required by law.
Given under my hand tliin an
day OF July, 1871.
Z, AsiGATHIsR, Clerk
IRA L. SMITH, ~
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order is published Tor tho
first time July Sthi 1851. and 10 bs
published once each week Tor louf
successive weeks,
7-s.15.2s.as. s'''A
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Bible Class.

on account Of the ladies' meet.
ing at the church on last Tuesday
eyening the First ward did not hold
itsiregular Bible class meeting. On
next Tuesday evening the class will
meet at the homo OF Mrs. George
Egost and full attendance is hoped
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q Success" hy Eiinhel1 Post.
$50. song 90. address by Ross
q. WATTS ago Putting & Over
This Year, George Hainric 81
Sddress by REV W q! Vare, d
Falrmont; 400, baptiEins ~ Rev.
"a. J. walton. d
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ORDER OF pueLIoATIoN.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
AT tho July, 1891, RuIes. held in
the Clerks office OF the Circuit
court, in and for the county OF
Marion, and state Aforesaid, July
9Th, 1921, the following order was
entered: Clarence D. Robinson ana
John F. Phillips, plaintiffs, vs.. John
+. Casey, and ottoman STANCE,
partners trading aud doing bust.
ness under the firm name Of John
+. Casey Company defendants,
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sALEsM en- NJ ANrsn.

AGENTS Male q fsSss;s Il -.
resent the National Relief Assu II
anee Co. IN West Virginia and tbs
western counties OF pennsylvanla.
un.to'date policies. faif treatlne,, I
to agents and pplicyholders Wrlie
burgh, Pa Isis.i,t. Az va
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aulldlnn.

Rex Michael, OF Hoodsville. has
recently purchased a very ,desira.
bic location In the High Lawns ad.
dition and Is having garage built
on the property. Mr.. Michael ex'
reefs to build a handsome modern
residence in a short time, and Is
Building the garage preparatory to
housing tools and othet parapher-
MALTA while the residence Is in
progress.
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sulldina Theatre.

SsH. Jackson Is beginning con.
struction OF a large brick building
Iihe first floor to be used as mo.
ton picture theatre and the upper
floors TO be made into modern
housekeeping apartments.
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Recital.

Mrs. Arlis Rillingsley Lowe is ar.
ranging for a recital to be given by
Her class OF music pupils at the NJ.
. church in the near future
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FoRsMIr.I.

FOR sALE-I Bessemer Gas Cd.
CINE, Is horse power; new Era
Gas engine, 30 horse power; l Cur
tbs Twin Cylinder Compressor;
switch board; ali guaranteed. In
Al working condition. COLUMBIA
GLASS co" city. 72ost-35sA
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WANTED-Men and women 10 sell
'self'threading needles; sale in
every home; big profits; expert.
ence unnecessary send 10c for
sample and particulars. JOSEPH
pa. LAWLER & CO., $50 Forty.
eighth St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
7.22.3t.37lA
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WANTED TO RENT-4 or S room
house. No children. II your
house Is vacant OF will be vacant
within the next thirty days address
Box 1884 West virglnian, giving
location, etc. II suitable might con.
slider buying later. 7.22'st.8ssA