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New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Japan Permits Cession

TOXIC, March 26 (By The. Associated
Press s).-Japan has made no objection.
to the cession of Kamchatka by the
Far Eastern Republic to the Russian
Soviet Government, the Foreign Office
explained to-day, but it cannot accept
the suggestion of the Far Eastern Re-
in the fisheries conference, because
Japan has no relations with the Soviet
The negotiations with the Far East
ern Republic at Chita, 1t is pointed out.
concern the extension of the ejKamchatka
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

of Moscow has been called for June 9
in Moscow, says dispatch from Petro-
grad to-day.
The old Soviet regulation forcing
workmen to remain in one factory has
been lifted, the dispatch adds, and they
now are permitted to change their en-
ployment, if they desire, upon applica-
ton to the commissars for permiss ssion.
The Socialists of the Left, in Con-
gress here to-day, adopted by an over
whelming majority a resolution in ia
vor Of joining the Third Interna:ionale
OF Moscow Internationally. The adop-
tion of the resolution resulted in the
secession Of the minority, who formed
an Independent party.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
May Sanction Kings Child

ATHENS, March 26.-The govern
ment will ask the National Assembly
to legalize the marriage of the late
King Alexander and Nine. Aspasia
Manos, who gave birth to a daughter
yesterday, in order to establish the
right of the child to inherit the late
Kings fortune, it was announced to-
day.
The palace doctor, Queen Sophie and
an American trained nurse are in at
tendance on Nine. Manos, and both she
and her daughter are doing we'll.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

fishery lease for ten years, the opening
or bayS, cuffs Ginsi chs maritime coast
to Japanese fishermen and the lifting
of the ban on fishing in waters within
eight miles of river mouths.
1t ia understood the Chita govern
ment has proposed the evacuation Of
fishing grounds occupied by the Jap
anese, pending revision Of the fisheries
question.
Washington sB. svanderlip. Of Cali
fornia, recently signed lease with the
Bolslevkj on large concessions in Kam-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Palestine to Have AirI;n.

LONDON, March 2s tJewish j
GRAPHIC Agency)-A regular al, !.
ice wlil be established at an earlv I
between Palestine and Baedad ss.1
ing to Cairo dispatch tod s.s
party OF aviasors has left Cairo ~
iect sites for aerodromes and Lana
places en- route 'aho
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
SSB B0fsKeuiki Promised Aid
:, To Turks against Creeks

LONDON, March 26.-The agreement
itoEessntlw reached between the Bolshe-
wiki and the Turkish Nationalists con-
Z .idSfhi,St the evacuation of Batum speci-
4 ItRd THAT the Bolsheviki should aid the
Nationalists against the Greeks with
= rrlfdho and munitions, says CONSTANT
nople dispatch under Fridays date re-
csived by the Exchange Telegraph to-
day.,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Odessa Is Reported
81 Recuptured From Reds

CONSTANTINOPLE, March 2e.-An
uncontirmed report from Varna is that
.At9e troops who lost Odessa early iny
the Bosheviki recaptured the city from
the Soviet forces on the night of
March9,a7. -
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

The revolt in south Russia began on
y February 25, when Ukrainian revolu-
tionary troops, led by Simon Petrora,
the peasant leader, and General Marko,
occupied the center of Odessa, but sub
> sseauent advices appeared to. indicate
that Odessa had been retaken by the
Bolsheviki. -
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

asvs- SIX at sthS osfaees Ut stha French
Commission at SIS Broadway OF this
sffJN6unN more than lSn. .000,d00, 900 rrp-
srdsents~ : physical damage TO industry
aasdf aytoe crty, including shipping, and
theN balance injuries to persons.
~ yThps tahu.ation of French claims in
NapF ff{ancs follows:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-27

Assisted by Sadie" a comedy
OF mystery, humor and romance,
which Was presented by the H. ].
Hatzel class Of 1921 at the high
school auditorium Tuesday evening
was q great success. Long before
the hour for the curtain to raise
the large auditorium was packed
TO the doors and II was estimated
that 100 were turned away. The
play was excellent, with a very
interesting plot and kept the audi.
ence guessing from the start. Each
member of the class was well
adapted to his part, and each one
acquitted himself with much credit.
under the capable management Of
Miss Mabel v. Morgan, member OF
the faculty.
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Lutherans Home
From Conference

The tenth annual conference Of
the Synod otfWsst virginia Of TIE
United Lutheran church IN America
met at Warwood Evangelical Lith-
efan church, Warwood, Wheeling,
May 1926.
The opening sermon Of the con-
ference was preached By the Rev.
Roy I, Meyer, pastor Of Grace Luth-
eran church. Fairmont,
Officers elected for the year 1881
1922 are as follows: President, Rev.
Simon Snyder. Wheeling; vice pres
ident, Rev. Lehr A. McCord. Wheel
ing; seCretary-treasurer, Rev. Roy
]. Meyer, Fairmont
Rev. Meyer and Nj. A. q. Frtsch-
kon represented the local church
at the conference, The 1922 confer
ence will meet in the Piedmont pas
torate.
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ner al their home here Wednesday
evening. The parlor was beautlfgl.
ly decorated in khe class eolors.
5gpid ana purple. The evening Hils
Spent II sariois liyetsions and ele.
CANT refreshments were served by
Mrs. HatEel. assisted ~ their two
sons, Wilbur and Paul Carnations
we're presented each guest as "a,
yors. The evening will long be re-
by each member Of the
class. ThoBe present wsfe Misses
Vivian Hainbridge, Marie Bell.
1nes Criss, Rozie Hess. Pearl
Downs, Roxie Taikington, Helen
Adams, Marjorie Park, Marie Ro.
hey, Messrs. Carl Koehler, Edward
tRothlisberger, Harold Fleming, AN,
bry Toothman, Lloyd Jones and Lee
Straight.
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Addition Paid For

This week the money to pay fol-
|'hc new Sunday school room Of the
|liishlapd Avenue church has all
',een arranged for. The room has
been "a use the past two Sundays
bind is certainly a valuable asset In
|.he work 6fsthe Sunday school. The
MEMS Bible class which occupies
lih6 new addition Is one Of the larg-
lest classes and since they are In
|tkeff new quarters It gives room for
sh the other classes in the main
,uiidlni The Sunday school is
baking plans to have a fine SER
lice Tor chlidren's day.
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In q recent contest for the sale
Of theatre tickets, in which the
Senior class Of the high school were
victors, they were awarded a day
or by the faculty. They left here
by auto at 10 a. m. Wednesday and
went to a point on the Valley river
near Benton's Ferry, where they
spent the day In various amuse.
ments. At noon a bountiful picnic
dinner including the trimmings was
eaten beneath the trees. They were
chaperoned by their class officer,
Miss Mabel Morgan.
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The members OF the Ever Faith.
Sunday school class had a SPLEEN.
d Meeting at the church on Wed.
hsdas efening. Prot. Frank s.
tiilte had the class In charge and
tier An interesting study Of the
ason the Young misses served re.
Ieshments OF sandwiches and lem.
lade Members OF the class pres.
t were the Misses Gertrude Pick
hs, Ruth 1ayn1at, Arab Conley,
Arla Hafr and wilhemina Parker
Personals
Mrs Martha Whining mas returned
'om Grafton where. she had been
lied BY the illness Of a niece who
a surgical patient in the City
,spital
Miss Mildred Beall Of Manning.
IN. MISS Carrie oyerholt, Marlin.
n- and Nj. and Mrs. Claude Lay.
an Of Walnut avenue were guest.
Nh and Mrs. Q. E. Layman on
hnnsylyania avenue Wednesday
cning
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Mortified
cIarksburg were guests OF rela-
ives here Tuesday
! John u Wells Of Glover Gap was
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. e
ennis on Wednesday OF this week,
2lr, and Mrs. James B. Ridenour
1Eisons Grant, Miss Bessie Devault
hd miss Lucille Robinson motored
shinnston Sunday where they
sited friends
1.-THE. little son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
alter Cummings Of Pennsylvania
Yenua is seriously III.
Mrs William Meredlth5 Jr.. has
Burned TO her home at Salem at
br a visit with relatives on Penn
'ilyania avenue.
Mrs. S!sE, Delaney is the guest
her daughters, Mrs. Bertha Barr
I'D Ava Collins OF West Union.
The Misses Blance Sabo and Eu.
ice Bees1eft today for a visit with
he formers sister Mrs, ]. M. Nc.
linnont Of Washington, D. G.
Harold, little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
3. Moore OF Bellyiew avenue, Ii
offering from an attack Of ton
liitis.
Ernest Heston Of opekski was
Re guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. ].
funsaSer q few days this week.
alr and Mrs. Carl Stutler were
.uests o. the formers parents al
ihirwood, over Sunday
Mrs John Ralkes Of Beatons Fer.
Is was the guest OF her sister, Mrs
lohn swarts on Buffalo avenue yes.
kfday!
L. W shrpycr has accepted a pc.
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Aid Met.

The Ladies' Aid Of the Southern
Methodist church held a very inter.
esting meeting in the Community
room Wednesday night, when TWEEN.
,ty:two new members were enroll.
ed. After the business session a
social hour was enjoyed. The hos.
tesses we're Mrs. Ada Sheets and
Miss Ida Cunningham. The next
meeting will be June 20.
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tision as traffic officer on the FAIR
mont police iorca
y. Il. Jones 81 Befca " va. WIS
the guest of his son Bert Jones
on Highland avenue the tlfsts Of the
week. Mr.. Jones was on his way
10 Winfield, WA, 70 visit his ais.
ters Mrs. Rebeka Phillips who Is
quite III.
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oppo,ltIon In raxl Service,

Opposition In Taxi Service.
There is quite a bit Of opposition
In taxi service between this place
and No. . now. The fare for some
time has been 90 cents but now 1t
is 10 cents with one taxi five cents.
with another and one takes you
free. Opposition is the life of trade.
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William Bluegrass, Jr., entertain.
ed a number OF his friends at his
home at Jamison Nine No. s sat.
urday night IN celebration Of hfs
twenty.tifst birthday. The eve.
ming was Delightfully."- spent with
music and games and tempting re,
treatments were served.
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lMr. and Mrs. Frank Watson and
larry Watson, OF Warren, Ohio.
iefe hare for the funeral Of Mrs.
annie M. Watson, who died at her
PINE on Pennsylvania avenue on
|st Monday. They are spending a
ort time with relatives here be-
BE retiring to their home.
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Mrs. Charles Freeland, who has
been residing in the l. o. 0. F. flats
has moved into the Reece property
on the West side. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Davis will occupy the flats
vacated by Mrs. Freelaad.
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Personals,

Mrs. B. J. Toothman and daugh.
ter, Miss Mabel. OF Fairmont, at.
tended the Senior class play here
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Pete Ancron, who has been
visiting relatives In Kentucky, has
returned 10 her home here.
Mrs. Taggert, OF Warrington,
was a visitor here Tuesday.
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OIL AND GAS

oIL-ExcEPTl0NAL LEASE FoR
SALE, 1o1.acro lease, two prC-
duclng wells Of % barrels oace,
Wells on pipe line. Bounded oil
three sides BY producing wells. ,Als1
l00.acre lease with one we'll jutt
drilled In. good we'll. Large block a
land consists Of 5000 acres. viii
sell entire lease or lease in part or
all on royalty basis, In proven terri
tory. ]. H. MAGER. Bowling Green
KY -6-25-5t-10s2l
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Salvation Army Workers Here.

Salvation Army Workers Here.
Four automobile loads OF people,
Interested in the Salvation Army
$4,000 drive Of Fairmont, stopped
here for a short time Tuesday eve.
ming en- route home from Manning.
ton. Short talks were made BY
Messrs. Smith, Englc and Captain
Pickering. W. E. Maple is captain
Of the drive at this place.
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PENNINGTON
Attended Wedding,

Blr. and Mrs. j. H. Coleman IL.
tended the wedding Of Joseph Cor.
don and Miss Margaret Furbee ID
Warrington Monday evening. z.
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TOO HOT.

An iron which Is too hot will
fade the material while you are
ironing. This is more often the
cause Of fading than is the wash:
ing,
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WANTED-You to know that
clean and reblock hats. Also
clean and press clothes. ABE
HuSTEAD, 2201s Jackson ST. (up
stairsl. Phone 1024.w. 5.s5.3t1Os25
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Sponsor Entertained Class.
Honoring the members OF the
Senior class Of the local high
school OF which he is sponsor, Mr..
Fl. J. Hatzel and Mrs. Hatzel en-.
tertatned in a very enjoyable man.
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-NVANTED2used piano Of GOOD
make. Call 54s-M. 5.25-st-1Os22
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WANTED TO BUY used store
counters, shelving and show
cases. Call 1861. 5.26,3t.10O2g
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FURNISHED ROOM for rent; suit
able for light housekeeping; near
Owens. 1918 Morgantown ave.
5.27-2t-lO940
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HAlR.coRn.

Another effort to revive the,
modes Of our grandmothers Is seen
in the white hair.cord gowns which
are filling the windows Of smart
shops.
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WANTED-To buy two small
second hand show cases Ad.
Box 9a9, care West yirglnian
or call at West Sirgtnian Office.
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" ACRES SAlt.Watef location.
oyaters, flsh. Mid duck. S.rcom
frame dwelling. stable ana barn,
etc,i fruit: handy toR. Il. station
and store1; $4,000. q. waters Rug
sell, owner. ghaateFtewn sia.
Ses-lst-ip7oa
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pERsoNAL-Cut this out for luck;
your future foretold; send dime,
age, btrthdate for trial reading,
MADAME z0DELLA, Box $3.50, 10.
ledo, Ohio. 5.2s,St.1os2s
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RETIRED GENTLEMAN, 50, worth
$4,000. wants wife. G-Rox s.,
league, Toledo, o. 5-e7-2t-1oass
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WANTED TO RIiNT-4, S or 6
room house at once. Address
Box 10906,We ylrglnian.
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PERSONAL

WIDOW, u, worth $4,000, viii
marry. C-Box. S25 Fort Wayne,
Ind, 5-27.st-loos
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"a SPECIAL OFFER to three or four
progressive business men. A good
business 10 be Incorporated in Fair
mont June /. offers three or four
men the opportunity Of purchasing
q, limited amount OF capital stock
In their corporation, For full par
ticulars address Box 1Os30 West
virginian. 5-27-St-10a9S
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REFRIGERATOR WANTED, il
good condition. Phone 144B.M.
5.2s-3t,10934
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CIVIL ENGINEER; %, worth. y4O,-
600 will marry W, Box 4S2, League
Columbus, Q. 5-2T.2t-10sss
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I Sell Fairr1ao1at
WILL SELL OR TRADE good lot on car line
49,, n THE BOYS AND GIRLS, OPPORTUNITY
FEW LOTS LEFT in walking distance to all the factories
FINE ACRE Grafton mile paved street. easy
175 ACRE FARM Is minutes walk from Heens Run street
good homs near car cay ne snS factories on East
dSsEss sn s o 9soiqns s9Pdsn ssa
THE LOWEST PRICE room house in the city near State
ROOM HOUSE Wllotts large lot now vacant easy
SMALL FARM EASY PAYMENTS, 6 room Yankee frame.
spring water pped IN house. fruit and garden near enough
ROOM BUNGALOW Norwood $1,000 cash and balance like
e. a for garage or
business building near new High school on Mogantown
FINE HOME AND GROUNDS suburban, on Morgantown ave
Normal sd SSGpss
trade for small farm. near Farmont
BARRACKVILLE rooms cellar. large lot fine finish
70 ACRE FARM SMALL HOUSE. 15o fruit trees spring
house horse and COW farming utensils. bargain; one
HAVE TIP good properties the business
professional man who desires or rooms good lot asd
LOOK Ar 1O45 VIRGINIA AvENuE-4 rooms and BATH then
in and talk terms, little cash and $50 per month.
STORE BUILDING AND LIVING RooM-Morgantown Ave.
business location VIII for and lot
lot near Locust avenue. STATE street. balance easy
SMALL FARM in valley below city Small payment
down and balance easy =
NORWOOD HOME rooms and three lots, $500
sol STATE STREET rooms and bath $500 cash and by the
WALNUT AVENUE, rooms. fine modern home Fifth
SPEEDWAY co1TAaE-fiye rooms large lot on, car line
722 VIRGINIA AYENUEA modern hone rooms lot 50x120
feet and garage. only. $1,000
BELLV1EW AVENUE HOMES rooms, modern and garage,
POTOMAC AvENuE-corner. large lot rooms. one block
SUMMER REsoRT-coliax fine modern cottage gas water,
hardwood floors, right at the station river quick
possession.
FLORIDA AVENuE5 ROOM modern cottage for quick SALE
one block from East Park school.
LARGE LOTS AND RooMS-Near State street on easy
terms 1his house is bargain for the wanting get
start home =
NEAR oWENs-on Wabash street. fine modern home at
bargain price. Lot 50x231. 33 SO =
kLARGELoT-+In Mob Hill on payments BY the month
62S SPRING sTREETone Of the largest homes In
that section q me city e. low price
be atfansed so as to run about month -Four
and sun pAflor. ssts
REMARKABLE TERMS $500 OF saved money anaesse
than rent VII enable you to modern seo cot
NEAR NORMAL scHooLJnst few houses available IN this
section and some good house Fenimore street
for $4,000 on reasonable terms, t345
123 SPENCE sTREETC oTTAGE-owner must have largely
cash to buy again. The house is Too small family
but fine proposition for q small family 5 sS555
60x213 FEETThis building site avenue
tanning fourth viii sell terms q suit YOU or
discount for cash. EFT IT lR%t stess.
BIG COMFORT LITTLE MONEY own The tank hin home
fine ytsvsun parlOF big lot tho price attractive
Levi b. Halcls
VIRGIL HARR o.JlFIEsffNG ,sAM1, Il KELLEY
Phone 2s1 Main 81. Opposite Court House Phone ISL
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spECiAI goflliEs.
ORDER 81 sljsllo rio N
TIE OF WEST VfRG lNIA.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held ihith6 clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court Of Marion
county, West Virginia on Monday
the Sd day Of May tit, lie follow
ing order was entefed;
Thomas Hawker, Surviving MON
Der Of the late finn oil Thomas
Hawker and Mafsoea kndersou
partners trading Us Hawkcr 4
Anderson vs., John Il; Watkinl
administrator Of b q watklns
deceased, Ina Malloyl and Dolla
Dent.
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MrsoELlANEous

ANYONE WANTING TUTOR for
children during or part Of the
summer Call lS2S-M. 5-27-3t-lOs94
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furntshsd sleeping
rooms. Apply 92l Spring st.
Z 5.2l-St-lOs43
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WANTED

BoARDERs WANTED uy week,
day or meal SS1 jackson St.
S:2s.26t.1U42:
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AuTo.-AccEssoRIEs

TRUCK FOR sALE-z.ton Nash
Truck IN good condition, Phone
1853. 5-24-st-1os1s
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LADY ,26, with means would marry.
x-sox 1884 League, Detroit, Mich.
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FOR sALE-X size bed and X size
bed complete. 32S jackson.
5.26.St.l093l
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FEMALE HELP WANrl3

wANTED-White maids, room and
board in house, good pay and
short hours. Apply Housekeeper,
Fairmont Hotel, 5'25,St'1Os24
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HousEsIANp Lors
FARMS Eok SAlE

73-7-1---7---
k,AttalE. TAKE snfettEse OF tud
lower prices, buy now. Write tor
free list OF sharE ains AtLt.N & AL
BRIDGE, Newton ais d Boa its.
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E CLAssIFI LEI =-sPECIAL ADVERTISING


cANvAssER for Great Atlantic 8
Pacific Tea Co, Address Box
1891, West virglnian.
5.37-2t--10ga1
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Ohleot n sulA

Object OF Suit.
The object Of the ahbye entitled
suit Is TO settle the aeeotlt Of John
R, Watkins, administrator Of the
personal estate Of D, watkins,
deceased, and to enfofcs the juds
ment lien Of Thomas HawlSer and
Marseen Anderson against u. +.
Watkins and Deliah gatline Tor
$214.45 with interest thereon ron,
the ED day OF May, 1852. and
1885 costs, docketad ID the Jndg.
ment Lion Docket 81 the CLERK 3
office Of Marion county Wesl Wiz.
ginia, by tho sale OF Lota No. IA,
10, 16 and II in Block No g OF the
Morrow addition 10 the clty Or Far.
mont, owned by u. Watkins AT
the timo Of his death. Aid for gen.
eral relief.
And 1t further appearing Nv ofti.
daYit filed in this cause that John
r, Watkins, administrator. nolla
Dent and Ina Malloy afe NON -ronl.
dents Of the state Of West Virginia.
1t Is ordered that each d them do
appear here withinsoh month after
the dato Of the first publication
hereof and do what rs necessary 10
protect their intetests.
1t is further ordered that cong
OF this order be published and poet
ed as required by Law.
given under my hand this sth
day Of May, 1871.
L a. GATHER. Clerk.
N. w. OGDEN,
Counsel for Plaintiff
This order Is published for tho
first time May 8, 1891 and Is 10 be
published onco each week for lo1f
successive weeks.
I. A. GATHER clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-06-21
PIER where SIMS LANDS
TO BE BARRED TO PUBLIC
officials of Ship Line Decide on
Heavy Police Guard on Reports
of Demonstration.

NEW YORK. June 21.-When the
Olympic, on which Rear Admiral Sims
is returning to this country by order
of Secretary DENLY, docks Wednesday
it will be at bare pier.
Officials of the line decided, after a
conference with port officials, to ex-
clude the public ito avoid discrimina
tion."
There have been many reports that
proponents and opponents of the adj
mirars London speech. in which he
dealt with Irish-Americans, were
planning demonstrations of opposite
nature. The pier will be heavily po-
liced.
According to a statement made by
Secretary DENLY. no special arrange
ments have been made by the Navy
Department to expedite the landing
of Admiral Sims on his arrival at
; New York on the liner Olympic to-
morrow. and he is expected to re-
main on the steamer until it reaches
it's dock. Under his orders, Admiral
Sims will proceed to this city with
out delay and report in person to the
Secretary of the Navy.
Referring to reports from New
York that Irish sympathizers were
planning a demonstration for the
naval. officer as a result of his criti-
activities of friends of Ireland in the
United States. the Secretary said he
hoped no situation would develop
to make it impossible for an ad-
miral of the United States to land in
| the ordinary way or to be embar-
raised by any element when he
| landed.