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BRooKvIrLE PIKE. ss5.ooo.
rms., 3d.. AMI. gar. . barn. u q
HUNTINGTON TERR16E. Nd. 5s.650.
n. I. san.sary 1 Co. III u 18th e { n. Z sso&
CLARENDON. VA. i7H acres; lot 1921 n.
By s15.<6: for subdivisios; $500 per acre
Louis =. shoemsker. 1917 N. Z. ave. u.
llee.
IeE. RHj. 3. HONE, BEST SECTION
Hyattsyillfs lot 6ox1oo. e5 600; q. 500 cash.
GE0: C..W4LkER.. krssEe Blds-. 11th . q.
Mt. RAINIhR-5 rms. . B. bungaiow, prsc.
new. $3.50. Joseph Q. zirkel 2os Colo.
FALLS CHURCH. vA.-lo rms. B., Is !.
100. Joseph Q. ZirkeL 2os Colo. Bldg.
BUNGALOW IN BRENTWOOD, new, Va.
9. 5000. A. N. wndmsn q o.. oh & q.
suburb near snver spr,ss. small fsrn
about acres. and good house. Only s6.5oo
Volta PL-s rms; h. y. h.; large lot;
$1,000. J. d. Garman. Dist. Nat. Bank
Bldg.
Mr.. BRAD. LANE. Mp.-sngiish viilsrs
oung.; I'm d b; q. m. L.; I'm, pos; q. SOC
Brentwood, Nd, near Williams q Ivy sts.-
Price, $500. Mahorney and Sullivan, 1877
Eye st. NV. lei. n. 1871.
CEDAR ST.. CHERRYDALE, VA, rooms
and bath. electric light. Price. h.7bo.
NEW HOME. L9E RMS, Lor IooxizA
close ears, t4.5oo; $500 cash.
GEO. Q. WALKER. Krsase Bldg., i1th O.
LGE. RMS. B.. H.-wH., LGE. LOT,
furnished. 5000; 5000 cash.
GEO. Q. WALKER, Kresge Bldg, 11th . O.
s A.. CLEAR. 50 TREES. RM. HOUSE
nr. Bervyn, 81. 500; terms.
GEO. 9. WALKER, Kresge Bldg, 11th . @.
RIvERDALE. Nd. A.. rm. house, furn.,
fruit berries. Price, $500. MeNEY
REALTY CO.. 72s 14th st NV. n. sass.
RIVERDALE-6 rms and Q; q. N. E.: chick
en- house; large lot; $500. J. d. Gar
nan. Dist. Nat. Bank BldE..
A. PLACE. VA. 300. FRUIT TREEs,
sm. home, stream, - 900.
GEO. Q. WALKER. Kresse Bldg, 11th q.
o. A., ADJOINING o. g. FARMS, Nd, .
bomes, farm bldg. stock. $4,000; terms
GEO: c. wALKkR. Kresse Bldg. Lii . @.
NEW sIx-R.. B.. BUNGALo, H.-w.H.,
elec.. lot 1tox25o. best section. 5000.
GEO. Q. WALKER, Kresge Bldg, Iith . q.
R.. B.. GAR, LOT eoIi31, ONE BLOCK
cars. HyattsviIie. 5000. terms. bIk. cars.
GEO. G. WALKER, Kre<ge Bldg. 11th q q.
NEW HOME. VACANT, Lor- lesx2so,
elec.. close cars. s4.75o; $500 cash.
GEO. Q. WALKER, kresge Bldg, 11th q O.
WILSON BOULEVARD. CLARENDON, VA.
10 Inns b.. Ami; lot e0x200. Price.
$500. II. l. RUST, ol2 18th ST.
PAEoNIAN SPRINGS. VA. B,uenont Br.;
or. frame; big lot; g. 800: $500 cash
E. R,on Co., Inc. 1f2S y st
TAKoMA. ND; COR. RIDGE AVE. Lot
soI2o0: 5-r. frame: 81 $50; $3.50 cash. n.
Z, Ryo1 Co.. Inc, 1fz3 y ST.
BETHESDA. MD. Lone oar Station" 9
r. b., ami; 6k acres. 81. 1900 wn-
3. Phillips. 140e n. Y. ave. n. %.
oHHLUM CASTLE HTS. lsT 81. er. q
tiled b.. h.w-h.; col fr. porch; i.undry
equipment; open fire pl. $s,250; terms.
wm: s. Phillips, 400 n. Y. ave. nv.
ARGoSkE TER. Beautiful homes, (pev5,
81 b.. h.w.h., Cise. Its. sl6.5oo. SHAN
NON LUCHs. rs 18th st. NV. Main 2s<5.
COL. HTS, cor. lge store, s rms, b.,
h.G.h. Price $4,000. STONE G FAIR
FAX, 1912 N. Y. ave. N. 23s2-
7 RIM. 4 B. H.w.H., elec It's, porch,
screens. Only $4,000. SHANNON d
LUCHs. 7l3 l4th st. NV. Main 2s45.
BERwYN, MD, 9 rms, mod, bunr.. lot
95x1so, $3.50. $500 cash STONE q
FAIRFAX. 1912 n. Y. ave. N. 2332.
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE
g Confined.


sonrRaEr, Nd, trolley. rms, no1.,
sew, wstsx sys-, 7ox1bo. $500. STONE
q TAIRrAx, $50 n. =. ave. n. 28s1.
HY1TTSvnLH. Nd. ma, B., slse.. 5oT
10. el,75o. $500 cash. STONE FAIR
FAX, 1sz1 n. =. ave. n. A23s2.
CI1RENDoN, VA. trolley, rns.. mod,
elec motor, op. frpL. 50xi1o. $3.50. STONE
D FAIRFAx. isz2 n. z. ave n 2ssz.
POTOMAC HIS. d o. zo-ft. fro1t: half
value at 3<5o; terms. n. 4 Ryou Co.,
tnc.. il23 y ST
E1NoR PARK y. W. 70 90 icss; sood
size; cl-ar; terms; each $50. N. \
fsyon Co. Inc. 1z23 y st
NR. BELTsvILLE. Nd. on CO. rd.; zi-s
woodland; $500: terms n. y. Ryon Co..
Inc. 14z3 II.
PRINOEss GARDEN. ND. ?, IA iots; prscs
both $3.50; terms. n. Il Ryon Co.. Ine-,
1l23 y 1T.
M LXNHzH. Nd. ~ miles state high
way; ia woodland; $i5oo; tsrms- n. =.
Ryen Co.. Inc. 1<z3 y st
DANIELS PARK, ND. nr. eiee. can; 10
10 lots; SO each; ternk- n. Z. Ryon o..
Inc, i1z3 y ST
Silver So, Nd acres; rms. Q bs-;
mod; elect; h.w.h. Price. 3l6.5oo. Ma
horney q sullivan. 1871 Eye st. Tel n. 1871.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS


FOR sALE-oNE DRESSER. ONE WASH
stand. one iron bed End springs; reason
able 221l Washington eircle. l5s
TENT AND COMPLETE CAMPING OFT
1T si5. BOX 76-D, Herald ofhce.
4-7os
sANoPHoNE, FLAT TENOR. WITH
case: hrst class condition. Phone North
l04l lsa
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN, ONE SODA
fountain. made by Liquid carbcnic Co. ::
real Italian marble; ls-foot 2-inch slab.
Draft arms.
II Syrup holders.
5-gallon ice cream holderS-
Crushed fruit holders.
Shaved ice holders
= Bottle coolers.
. Sinks, rinsers and drain bozrds. one a.
each end. This fountain Is In perfect con
dition and % has not been used over siN
months. Apply
HOTEL WASHINGTON.
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CIRCUIT. DIVISION NO. 2.
Proceedinxs.

6os45. Carey VS. Pot Elec Pwr Co.
Jury disagreed and was discharged
at midnight Friday. Attys, Driscoll,
Donaldson & wright-R. ]. Whit
ford
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MIScELLANEoUs-WANTED

WE BUY USED GRAPoPHoNE RECORDS
and piano rolls. eol y Il. nv. Franklin
Il40. 100
wANTED-FURNITuRE DoUGH ron 9.
room house: win buy separate or ss whole.
Phone Main 5656- t-75e
WILL CALL IN MI uNLETTERED AUTO
nSbi1e. city or Sturbsn. and pay zoo
RICE ina Tn 81 us. Kartk ,7zf ra<-A
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FOR SALEL0Ts
city asd Suburban

city ard Suburbsn
LOTS. HIGH.sr ELEvATgok N 9. \.
washinstou. 500 cash and We win build
iScsF. 1905 T' sst fsssr asss i.iorn.ssss an % 4 no6zHs
AND JONES. ie1
SIX BEAUTIFUL LoTs m Rancls HelEhts:
one car fare: Is minutes ride % center of
city; for quick sale, tie5 each: $40 down.
= mo. Essts1 Land Sales Co.. srs isfh
o. nv. Phone $50. 4-zz1,
M. sorH : srs 8. Z. iots, siss
eaeh- Eastern Land SALES Co, sis isu
coR- LOT Nh. I4riI q . srs.-is.ooo %.
II IN business notef Msddox Trenholn
We. 80 l7th ST. NV. Main <s1d
100 IT. FRONT. PRIMROSE sr.-4se foot.
eood section 4. sses ". o. q A n.
p7.e; price si per r. Louis p. shosnsier.
1907 n. 7. ave. n. iles.
ONTARIO PLACE ER- 18TH Residential;
5oxi12-b; zoe per # Louis r. Shoemaker
1901 y. 7. ave. u. liss.
MILITARY I'D. 2 ,eres; facing Roet cre.k
Park; Zoe per II Louis p. Shoemaker.
1901 n. Z. ave- n. ii66.
= ST. NV. BET. srH b ioTH sTs.-a
lots; 10000.
Moore q Hnl woodward BuiIdlns.
LOT ss-B. ao.cco "a. IT.. Sc H.. splspdls
/ eiot tn small cash payment; terms.
Ionlinsop. s24 Sou Bldg. n. 7fls.
LlNC. PIX. VIEW. Lot. quicr sale, sie5:
lots SO cash IS mo-: Is min % city.
kastern LAnd SALES 90. s1p 18th St nv.
LING. PIX. BLEW. beautiful lots. quicf
Sales %, sls 15th st.
LING. PIX. VIEW. lots, sie5 eaeh, SO
cash; termA Eastern Land Sales Co.. $40
18th st nv.
Nh. sorH q MASS. 8. z. 10 rood lots; Is
min TO city; SIS each Eastern Land
SALES Co. sls 18th St nv.
Nh. o0TH q MASS. AVE. q. n. lots !;
barIain; SIS each Eastern Land SALES
Nh. soTH q sIa 8. z. FoT . euici
Sales Co. s1s 18th st nv.
IN. s2D & MASS S. q iots. quick sale.
slsS. Eastern Land Sales Co.. SO isth
OVERLOOKING GOVT. PIX lots, s1eS
each Eastern Land Sales Co.. s1s 18th
LING. PIX VIEW Los must be soid.
Can N. $50. Eastern Land Sales Co..
LIMO. PARK. 100 lots, SIS each; monthly
18th ct. NV.
52D a MASS. AVE 8 lots. quick sale.
SIS each Eastern Land Sales Co., SIS
18th st. nv.
D ST. Nw.-2oIi2o; ID comnerciaI zone;
81 900: terms.
McKeerer 4 Goss. I405 I st nv.
NR- lsT & s. W. ZlhK62 to alley; bar
gain at $50; terms. n. Z Ryou Co..
Inc. 1fz3 st.
LING. PARK VIEW. 8 lots. ti65 each:
choice location. Eastern Land Sales Co.
SO 18th 81. NV.
BETHESDA AVE q b. q o. 4s5.1 On ave.
300 #: suitable for industry; railway SIDE
| ing; SIS 900. Louis p. Shoemaker, 1907 n.
Y. ave. n. 1166.
| LIMO. PIX VIEW. lots, high elevation.
Eastern Land Sales Co. sl9 18th St nv.
LING. PIX VIEW. IL lots; choice. Eastern
/ Land Sales Co.. Sl9 18th Of. nv.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

Suburban.
FARM wANfED-wANTED 10 HEAE
from owner Of q farm or good hand foi
sais for ian dsiivery. L JONES, Boz 24s,
olney, m l5o
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Send for Notes Furniture
House, S14 E st. n. W.
II you have any furniture or other goods
TO sell and you will obtain best results.
Phone Franklin co15. ATS
MIRRORS FOR SALE: GUARANTEE
very best resilvering TO renew your ha
nirrorh HARBEc. - n st. nv. s-Sc4
5-FooT oFTICE TABLE. OAK, 2 DRAW
ers, 800. A TO z BUSINESS BU-
REAU, 1S4o G st nv.
Blue FIGURED VELOUR DAVENPORT
with pillow, S6l.6o. A TO z BUSINESS
BUREAU. 1slo c St nv.
l CosTUMER, Z HOOKS. OAR, SssS
A TO BUSINESS BUREAU, Is4O C
st NV.
IS GREEN ENAMEL CAFE TABLES.
each, T.e0- A TO BUSINESS BU-
REAU. 1s4o O st. nv.
IS GREEN ENAMEL BENTwooD CHAIRS,
each. $s6S. A TO BUSINESS BU.
= CASES WRITING INK, i DOZEN
quarts to case, per case. $50. TO Z
BCsINEss BUREAU, is4o G ct. nv
l SECTIONAL FILING, CABINET. OAK.
SIS. A TO BUSINESS BUREAU. Is4o
1t. NV.
i STEEL LETTER rfLf. OLIVE GREEN.
sts.es. A TO z BUSINESS BUREAU,
lS40 q ct. nv.
30 BILL OR NvoICE CABiNETs. OAK
sss.n. TO BUSINESS BUREAU,
Is4c q st. nv.
ions. $3.50. A TO BUSINESS BU.
REAu. 1870 G St nv.
WICKER TABLE LAMP. s27. 70. 10
BUSINESS BUREAU, $50 G St NV.
30 BOXES CARBON PAPER Si.S5 BOX
TO 2 BUSINESS BUREAU. ls4o G
81. NV.
IS DOZEN TYPEWRITER RIBBONS. ess
per dozen. TO BUSINESS BUREAU,
ls4o G ST nv.
SECTIONAL BOOK CASE. OAK, s2s 7s
TO z BUSINESS BUREAU. Is4o G
1t. nv.
Ii MAHOGANY BOoKKEEPERs DESK.
1870 @ St uvs
10 Legal SIZE FILINe CABINETS.
oak. each. s47.65. A TO z BUSINESS
BUREAU, 1870 G st. nv.
I COMBINATION STEEL fIIING CABi.
NET. sT2. TO BUSINESS BUREAU,
l94o g st. NV.
/ TELEPHONE TABLE. OAK. SislG-
10 Q BUSINESS BUREAU. is4O G Of.
1 USED oFFIcE RUG. sl2-50. A 10 Z
BUSINESS BUREAU. sl2-so. 1870 G st.
8 SMALL sALEsNEN's DESKS. OAK.
each, $3.50. A TO BUSINESS BU
RRAU. 134o @ st. nv.
WHITE ENAMEL BED. COMPLETE WTT6
springs. mattress. piIlows. blankets and
comforter. Sass. TO q BUSINESS
Bureau. 1870 G st. nv.
KEYS.
KEYS DUPLICATED WHILE YoU WATT:
sc. us H ST. NV. f-T77
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FLORISTS.

Appropriate Funeral Tokens
Artisue-srprc--ivs-in
Guide Bros. Co. 1914 F s.
Prompt sue eeB.sry ssrviesL
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

suburban property and business; retiring
Mod. house, fruit. will sell. trade for city
property. $500. wiIdnsn q Co.. 9th q.
unimproved. in exchange for city prop
erty. THos. Z. FARRELL. SS7 woodward
Bldg. Main 766.
Exchange equity Of $40. 900 In new suburban
houses for large apartmt. or bus. prop
MaLorDey and Sullivan. 1877 Eye u. nv. I
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No session. Court adjourned to
Monday next.
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DEATHS.

--@~~~~~r~-~~~~~-=-~~SNS-~-=-
BRENNAN-Sudds1ly on April %. Ie11.
r. J. BRENfAN. beloved husba Nd Il
Mora A. Brennan (nee 0'Bnenl at hh
residence, 90 Ftfth street southeast.
Funerll May g. q. m, from st. Peters,
Second and c streets southeast. Inter
ment at Arlington. 19
BRENNAN-Gen. Nelson A Miles Camp
No I, United spanish War Veterans. WIN
meet Ht, go FIFTH street southeast.
Tuesday May 3, at a. m. TO attend
the funeral of our late comrade IN
arm. p. j. Brennan.
FREDERICK ZULCH. Connsbder.
CLAIRBoRS s. CLOSE. AdJutant.
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FOR SALE

Credi2--Furni&ure--Cash
Special Discounts for ossh
SAVE MoNEY-BUY AT
HOPWOOD'S ( a s4s ns'
CARD OF THANKS.
WILEY wish TO thanh the Doootyps
keyboard section Of the @. p. o. and all
our kind friends for the beautiful nornlS
offerings and sympathy during the ~
ness and death Of JAMES n. Willy
HIS wIE-
IU
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Egyptian Palmist and Medium; Eives true
advice in business, low, health and mar
riage: tells name Of who and when you1l
marry; how TO overcome all bad luck and
trouble Special rending. J0c- Phons
Franklin 2S7SJ. SSl Tth 81. M. Opposite
McCrory's 1Oc store. 7th and l. +-TIf
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Elltins where she Mad Joined her
|lhhsbands who IL temporarily en-;
nloyed there
Nh and Mrs. sam =. Rahorn Is,
sisted IN the SINGING At the meet,
ings Ut 1symer this week,
Nj. and Ms. Harry A. Sybert
haze returned from 1 visit with the
latter's sister at FatryieW.
Mrs. Guy S. Furbee was a visit.
tor In Fairmont on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Conway
and children and. Miss HARRIET
Dawson have returned from q visit
with relatives. at Cleveland, and
Delaware, Ohio.
Mrs. Henrietta Lbpes OF Wheel.
ing, is.the guest Of her sister, Mira.
@. F. Peard. OF Water street.
Miss Edna Bauman is home from
Columbus, Ohio, for a visit with
her parents, Mir. and Mrs. @. ].
Baumann, OF High street.
w. NJ. Michael has gone to Jer.
sey City, N. j. where he will at,
tend the Dempsey.c Carpenter fight,
Miss Katherine Fitzgerald Is Wis.
iting relatives at Maysyille, KY.
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where she had taught - me public
schools.
Bobby, the little son Of Nj. and
Mrs. Ray w. BeRnlps. Is III at the
home OF his parents In High street
E, E. Bendy, the locals photog.
rapher, was q business. visitor al
Falrmont yesterday.
Lafe Snyder, OF Fairmont, was
here Wednesday on bnsiness:~
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Kiger. Mrs.
Emma Spencer and Mrs. H. F. Wfl.
ltams, OF Rymer, were visitors In
the city on Tuesday.
T. r. Neer has returned from
Keyser where he has been employ.
ed for some months as a potter.
The Misses Ruth Mari and Esther
Sybert arc guests OF Miss Ora Talk.
ington at Barrackville for a few
days.
Alfred Hopwood, OF Wheeling. is
here tor a visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hopwood, ST.,
OF Furbee avenue.
Mrs. James /. Phillips and Mrs.
W. N. Parsons were visitors in
Falrmont on Wednesday.
Mrs. Lille Evans has gone to
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SEN IN The Stops
BY DIXIE NORTH.

4 sou are looking for a home
rite within easy reach of your place
u buhihess, with all city convent.
enees, YET 50 tar removed as to
avoid the noise, hurry and furry OF
avery day life, can tell you where
TO find II, 1t Is Peacock Park,
which lies Just opposite old Pea
Irock farm and was once a part OF
Iii. Il consists Of 40 acres of most
esirable land and will be sold at
s,riyate sale beginning next week.
The tract Of land is greatly favored
by nature, sloping gently down
hill 70 a pretty ravine-which by
the way viii be developed into a
little park-and lies so beautifully
Mat every lot is desirable. 1t is
ID oil into lots, large and small,
iih pretty driveways. running
sough and encircIing 1t while
-pAhty Of shade trees abound and
the most delicious and invigorating
breeze sweeps down the ravine.
Lots top The hill, from which won
deffpi view Of Fatrmont can be
had. while there are hillside lots,
low lging lots and level lots-indeed
lot 10 suit every need. They will
be served with city water, gas and
electricity, Is Just out of the cor.
porato limits, is on the street car
line and within five minutes auto
ride Of the city. It win pay you to
tok look at this site. ]. Frank
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Mrs. David C. Carey, OF Cam
eron, has spent several days OF this
week with friends hero.
DR.. L. A. Lincoln, OF Metz, was
business visitor hero on wednes.
day.
Mrs. Mary Hough spent Wednes.
Cay with her daughter, Mrs. C. S.
Thomas, at Fairmont.
Fred A. Prichard was a business
visitor In Wheeling this week,
n. II. Reardon, Of Jacksonburg.
was hero for a business visit yes
terday.
The Misses Ella Kate and Pris.
ella Wemple, OF Wheeling, are
guests this week OF Miss Mary 10
Matthews in Locust street.
Miss Helen PriChard has return.
cd home from Youngstown. Ohio,
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DIVISION * The Ladies Aid
society oil the Diamond Street
church held very interesting
meeting AZ the home OF Mrs,
Florence Gray IN Diamond street
THURSDAY evening II was decided
70 hold d two dollar social In the
month d August and the members
Of tho dtsision we're Instructed to
begin earning the two dollars and
be prepared TO tell the society how
1t WIG earned At the social.
Personals
N3Mrs " o. Ashby and little
ION Of Tygar street, have gone TO
Mt pIcasant. Pa, TO visit relatives.
Mrs vada Hartley Of Norwood
and nephew Darrell Freeman Of
Bellaire, o. were guests Of Mr..
ind Mrs Frank Tlchnell Thurs
Ray
Mr. and Mrs. Harry shaffer of
Moreantown avenue will spend the
Fourth with relatives at Tunnel.
ton.
Thomas H Rowand Of State
street has gone to Texas on a
buainesB trip.
Shelby Kinkead who has been
ii al hisshome in Morgantown ave.
nut lsabie to ibeou again.
Mrs r. s. Springer is recover
ing from. her recent illness.
Miss Lucille Hull Of Pleasant
Valley Is visiting Miss Vera Stea.
ley ~ Columbia street.
Mis- Marion DeVault. daughter
,,oi Nj. and Mrs. Mont DeDvault OF
Morgantown avenue is Ill with
scarlet lever.
Misses Emma and Dorcis stealey
OF Columbia street are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Georgia Radford
Dless ~ Baltimore.
M and Mrs. Perry Pople OF
Reeves avenue, have gone TO Bal
tlmore tosvisit friends.
Mrs VI II. Steele Of Potomac
ayenun spent today with her
daughter Mrs. Claude Tichnell at
Houit,
Mrs Wiley Of Baltimore is Wis
iting her son Clyde Wiley In New
ton street.
MrE Britt of Clarksburg Is the
guest Of Mrs, Ernest Harden and
Mrs prim in Maryland avenue.
Rev } Walter Barnes and two
sons Of Cambridge Springs were
guests % his brother w. H.
Barnes 10 Fairfax street Thursday
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On Wednesday evening at
Hough's park the Presbyterian
baseball team defeated tho Elks
team by the score OF 10 TO s. Nc.
Cartney and McCarnes were the
battery for the winners, while Muir.
ray and Shuman worked for the
Elks. On Tuesday evening tho a.
P. club won from Glover Gap with
a ten to five score. On Monday the
Methodists defeated the Presbytc.
rians by Z to 3. 1t Is unlikely that
any games will be played until aft.
or the Chautauqua is over.
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PAU Stewart and Marshall Aiat.
thews Willileage Sunday morning q
r, II, stewart's motor car for MIL
creek, Randolph county, where the
boys will spend two weeks bass
fishing. Mr.. Stewart will accom-
pany them but will return here
shortly after his arrival at the
camp.
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Police on Watch

BY request Of the Fairmont coun.
ty authorities the local police arc
keeping sharp lookout for the
robbers who looted the B. & o. sta
ton at FaIrmonL on Wednesday
night. The vicinity has been
secured but no trace Of the men
has yet been found.
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nlght. They were en- route toI
Rrazton county to visit relatives.
|MANNRNGTCN.
chautauqua Opens.

The Redpath chautauqua opened
q week OF entertainment at their
big tent, corner OF Furbee avenue
and Locust street here yesterday
afternoon to q large and apprecia.
tive audience. The American
Troubadours, an excellent musical
organization providing the opening
number at both afternoon and eve
ming sessions. DR.. Bailey's lecture
was the main feature Of last eve.
ming,
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win Attend Weddlnu.

Matthew Prudente, local tailor
Of Water street, has gone TO New
York city, where he will attend the
wedding of his sister. Miss Mary
Prudente. While In New York, Mr..
Prudente will transact business OF
importance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-01

Painters we're at work yesterday,
painting the clock In the tower Of
the Central school building in
Clarksburg street. From the street,
the work appears to be excellently
done, and the clock makes a decid.
eddy fresher and better appearance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-01

The local lodge No. Ga, knights
Of Columbus. will hold memorial
services on Sunday. July Sd. The
members arc asked TO meet In Gas.
tie hall for that purpose.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-01

Miss Alkaline johnson and John
Marville will leave this evening
for Lake Chautauqua, n. Y, where
they will attend the Chautauqau
School Of Music for a month.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-01
These are the requirements

This offer applies only to a Mall Sub.
scriptlon for one year.
The regular rate of $500 for one year
is all you are to pay.
You will receive The West virginian
daily by mail excepting Sundays for
one year.
You win receive bank book containing
credit entry Of S1.o0 in the name Of
your child or grandchid LESS than five
years old.
II you do mot have a eht9 or grandehild
at the time Of subscription buff child
or grandchtld is born during the one
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Leave for Outing.

s. E. Phillips, Francis Stewart,
Jr., Cassell Tapp and Z. F. MILAN,
leave this evening for point near
Rowlesburg, where they will spend
a two days outing on Cheat river.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-01

A pump which is Just right for
your vacation trip to wear with
your pretty silk frocks and which
will go with any shade or color
frock you may have l saw today at
Shurtletf & Welton's. It is a soft
mushroom swede stitched with
brown, has turned sole, one strap
and a high Louis heel. It is an ad.
vanced model and will be lovely
for fall. BY the way, you wont
have to run all over town to match
1t in silk hose, either, as they have
beauties which exactly match It.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-01
Month M south.Meat

Miss Mary Spencer has gone to
okmulgee, Okla, where she will
spend a month with her sister, Mrs.
P. ]. Hollobaugh.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-01

OF course you want to look your
prettiest when you go into the wa.
ter for your swim on the Fourth OF
July or any other time for that
matter and TO do that you must
have the prettiest and most becom.
ing cap possible, II you don't you
wont half enjoy your dip in the wa.
ter and, TOO, II you are timid aboul
venturing out and need some as.
slstance you had better have a pair
Of those water wlngs-at least the
children ought 10 have the wings
they are such help. saw beau.
titul caps and also water wings at
Cranes drug store today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-01

Charles Hawkins and Miss Emma
Craig, both local young people,
have been issued license to wed
by the county court.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-01

The ladies Of the W. c. T. Q. are
holding their annual picnic at Pea,
nut grove this afternoon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-01
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The Queen Ether Mission Circle
Of The Diamond Street church will
meet this evening With the Misses
He's IN JACOBS street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-01

years period Of the subscription tho
S1,00 account viii DO started upon 10
cetpt of proper Information from you.
The account VIII be In the, Savings 10
partment of The Fairmont State Bank IN
Fairmont, W. Va.
There witlsbe no delay ons the part Of
The West Virginian In putting this
proposition into effect upon receipt Of
your subscription. We Win make the
initial deposit spromptly sending you the
handbook, soSthat you can make ado iticn.
al deposits din the same account In what
ever manner you plan to save t.nest
egg forsy your child on grandchtld
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-01

Richie and Sam Miller own the
park and will talk with you about
It at their office In the Hall block
or over phone 1871.