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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
'AMBI0S pRINCIpALES EN- CAST
TODAS LAS Atlas ESCUELAS
DE La ISI.A

FL departamentO dc instruction pn-
blica ha anunciado oficialmpnte que
on este pr6Ximo curse escolar. So ha-
ran algmoS nuevos nombramientOs de
principales de Atlas Escuelas On la
isla. y tambien habra algunos cambios
entire los principales.
Nos informaron que para la High
School dc San Juan sera nombrado
Mrs Garrit F. Audas, quien en- el cur
; so pasado ejerci0 como professor de
ingles en- Bayam0n, asumiendo al mis-
mo tempo el cargo dc principal de la
alta escuela en- aquel pueblo, habien-
do sido en- afios anteriOres supervi-
sor de las escuelas de Fajardo Este
seiior Audas, sirvi6 como, Official en-
el Campamento Las Casas, v es gra-
duado de Ia Universidad de Colgate
Tambien nos dicen que sera professor
de Ffsicas de la High.
Para principal de Ia alta escuela dc
Ponce sera nombrado Mr.. Glen X.
Kelly, graduado del cOlegiO Franklin
Y de la Universidad de Indiana. An
tes de SUI llegada esta isla ejerci0
como catedratico de Ciencias Ell AL
bany y Georgia. Dicen que habla CO.
rrectamente ell idioma de Cervantes.
FL nuevo principal de la Alta Es-
cuela de Arecibo Sc llama Harold Law
ton, graduado de la Uniyersidad de
Harvard.
La Alta Escuela de Yauco estara
dirigida por el joyen Rafael Perez
Porrata, graduado del Colegio de Agri-
cultura de Mayagiiez.
Frank +. Davis, ha sido nombrado
principal de la Alta Escuela de Fa-
jardo. Tambitn es graduado de la
Uniyersidad de Colgate.
En- las demas poblaciones actuaran
como principales, los mismos del aiio
pasado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
SE LES VENICE Ell TERMINO A
LOS JEFES DE DEPARTA-
AIENTOS

A tOdOs los jefes de los distintos
departamentos de gobierno insular Sc
les vence el t6rmino de cuatro aiioS
para los cuales fueron nOmbrados, ell
dfa del pr0ximO mes de septiembre
Sc nos ha indicado eXtraoficialmen-
te. que el sefior Don Antonio X. Bar
cello. en- Su calidad de Prcsidente del
Senado, antcs de embarcar en- el va
por espafiol "P. de Satrdstegei", pa
ra New York, via Habana, recOmen-
dard al Gobernador sean nOmbradOs
por otro termino.
FL periodic de tempo de cuatro
afios del Lcdo. don Jose E. BenedictO,
como Tesorero de Puerto Rico; Don
Alexandra Ruiz Soler, Comisionado
de Sanidad: Don Manuel Camufias,
Comisionado de Agricultural, Don
Ramon Siaca Pacheco. Secretario Eje-
cutivo de Puerto Rico, expiran el dfa
4 de septiembre a exception del de
Don Guillermo Esteves, Comisionado
del Interior, que Sc lie vence su ter
mino el dfa 1S de febrero de 1922
Sc ha hablado muchO en- estoS dfas
de un possible cambio en- el departa-
mento de justicia; pero segtin tene-
mos entendido, es muy probable que
al Attorney General. Lcdo. Mestre. ell
Presidente Harding 10 nombre para
otro termino. previa recommendation
del .GobernadOr Reilly.
T0dos los jefes de departamento
permaneeeran en- Sus pueStos haSta
que sus sucesores sean nombrados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29


presiones on IA gran guerra pasada.
en- Ia que Il sostuvo, puede decirse,
todo el peso de Ia campana,, cnbrien-
dose de gloria que no Sc atreven a
irestarle nj aiin sus mismos adyersa-
rios d. aver.
Pues bien; esta obra, que fanto ha
lhmade Ia atcfici6n en- todo el mum
do, por SCI. de las pocas que sobre
la terrible hecatombc Sc la eserito
COR meros lirejuieos con ayor
aportamiento de datos sobre las call-
sas concausas que dcterminaron la
confiagracion universal y Ia calda del
1mperio alemai a Poder miIftar
mas s.noi'ine que han yisto los a.
CLOS, -ha sislo tfaducida todos los
idiomas .dci niuad0 \ cscrita III IN
espafol pulcro Y collciso, 81 haIla de-
vcnta en- las librerfas dc tantcro,
Ferpandez s Co, Inc. por Id modesto
slna dc so centavos con fraiq,ieo.
Ningun;i persona medianamehte.
silustrasla .Icbe tlejar DC coliocer este
libro, que no ah5ras sino q, los item.
pos verideros. adquIrira ina reso-
iancia tai, que ningdn otro de SUI
sfndole escrito por INA autoriaaa tan
immense como 10 e.. indisrutBhemcn-
tc, e Mariscal Hindeab,,rs. AZ Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
AyIADoR CHINO DE l9l ANos

Leemos en- la prensa China que Sc
edita en- New York, Ia sorprendente
noticia de las proezas de un aviador
chino que tiene 101 aos: toda Ia prem
sa dediea grandes elogios al Rey del
aire, y 10 que mas extrala es que des-
de una altura de 1900 pies, Sc tira en-
Gina de uno de los colchones que ven-
de Ell Cielo precios baratisimos, de
todos precios, tamafios y classes.
Con este .anuncio Sc COLE cualquie-
ra, Y hablara de nosotros.4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
IN TALLER PARA MARCOS DE
CUADROS

Nuestros buenos amigos los aprecia-
bles j6venes Cabrera Y Olivera. nos
participan en- una atenta circular. que
recientemente han instalado. con todos
los adelantos modernos. un taller pa
II, fabricar marcos de cuadrOs sien-
do eI prop0sito de estos j6venes aho-
rralcs dinero 4 los clientes, cobrdndo-
les cl 80 por riento mas barato que
sus conpetidores.
Les Sizes. Cabrera Y Olivera a quie-
nes las deseamos toda clase de 6xit0
en- su n:Iera empres.i. son persOnas
muy ron.tidas en- esta sociedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29

,ouien puede yer que sufran los ninos.
iNenes con partes del cuerPo ateImen,sa
dss nor una picaz6n terriblel farvnIos
~, lFostras iflchazonesi iCaritas Ncaerpe.
citos de chiquiiios des6gursdos POI enter
suedades de Ia piell s... a.
lPOrQue no evltarl0g a ias .sHnJs,sT Hah,aries
los niIios que sufren, queremos naDiaI.s
az Sel Layol; del maraviiioso liquid2s pu;Iit,.
cador medicinal; que cicatrlza, nnp,I ~
cura. La Ultima invencaon paIs Sula -
snfermedades de la piel: ~. a..
Ia primera gotta eompiace y feirescg n. los
pequenueios. Toda comezon desa paIssss :asss.
Ia irritacion sc subyuga, y yiene "a DlenS
tar. La cura ha principiado. I, 80
;sufre I'd de granos, erupciones..o RON
ch,as que dan pieaz6nl 81 Lay9l aayaIa sa;srs .
limpiara este. en- una simple n1ene; s,sls. hhms-
das. eczema que secreta aqua, q cuai9uss. 81
ofro defecto del cutisl Use una ooteiia as
T,ayoI todo indicio de estas entefms1a
desaparecera.
I'll LaVoI 10 cUrara,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
orINcALLERos sIN pATENTEs


Persona seria Y de responsabilitad
quien Sc dedica al ramo de guinea
lla ambulante por Santurce, nos in
forma que en- dicha poblaci6n hay ac-
tualmente mas dc un centenar de per-
sonas dedicadas Al indicado negocio Y
que el ntimero de los que cumplen con
'el NErario p,iblico. dc acuerdo con la
Ley, es escasfsimo.
veln ESQ los investigadores de ese
ramo y a ver/ 81 Sc consigue que min
gun industrial trabaje con ventajas,
en- tai scntidor sobre los que satisfacen
a su dcbido tempo 10 quota asignada
a esta clasc de vendedores ambulan,
ics por cl 'Tesoiero de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
LIMpIEZA DE PATIOS

Parecc que In Sanidad SO vuelve II
mover en- Santurce Sc ha ordenadO
Ia lilnpieza de variOs patios que real
mente no responder al estado en- que
debieran estar constantemente La ta-
rea de Ia limpieZa particulalmente on
los sola:;s vacios Que pueden servir
de Hido a las. ratas. es labor que no
debe abandonarse nunca.. v sea pOr
In cxciasiya cuenta de los vecinos, sea
ron cl auXiiio de Ia Sandal munich
pal cs tie general conyeniencia mantle
nerla constantemente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29

Sc ALQUII1A. Espa
cioso local de alsist6 me
nos 400 metros cJIsldra@
dos en- HI Paratla ~.
cerca del Malect5iI. To-
do o parte. LlfOrnnes
DEL RIO & co. O.,dnc.,
Telefollo 351, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
MAS HTRTOS

A Gil del Rio le han robado dc Su
habitaci6n en- Bayam6n, un reloj de
Gro con su leontina; Carmelo
Wales le robaron del bolsllo del pan
talon. estando en- la plaza del Mer-
cado, un reloj con su colgante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
HOTEL cARIBE

FL sabado Sc encontraban hospeda-
dos en- el Hotel Caribe, los pasajeros
Cristobal Colon y America Reyes. dc
Cayey, Rafael Escribano, de caguas,
Enrique soler, de Arecibo. Antonio
Suliveras de Arecibo, Tomds Anzolo-
te, de corozal y Luis Asenjo, de ci-
dra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
ID coMITE DE NosfBRAMIENTo

Sc habla. en- los cfrcuIos polfticos,
del proposito del Comite de nombra-
mientos del Senado, iniciativa de la
mayorfa, de haeer una vista al Go
bernador para discutir Y llegar, 81 es
possible, q un entendido en- 10 que res
pecta nombramientos de personal
due han de ser sometidos la CANA
ri Alta en- la Session Ejecutiva del
mes de febrero pr0xino.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
A sANTuRcE

Despues Gle pasar una corta tempo
rada en- Aibonito, regresa a SUI resi-
dencia de Santurce, calle del Hip6dro-
mo, la distinguish Sra. Josefa Aguayo,
viuda de Ventura, a cuyo fin ha rea-
lizado importantes reparaciones en- la
cxpresada vivienda.v
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
.sCoNsTANcIA ' CUNrpLIMIENTo'

Este es el lena de Ia Sociedad que
sc ha constitufdo en- San Juan, baio
el nombre de "Socledad de Ia Juyel-
trd alegre Y confada,' de la que son
nliembEets les apreciables j6venes.
Jose Lopez Nc Coari, presidente;
Laura Bozzo Romanach, vice-presi-
denta; Andres Ortiz Vera, secretario :.
Teresa Boucher, vice-secretaria Car
men Bozzo Romanat, tesorera LUIS
A. Inserni, vice-tesorero, Y Ana Ro-
Mafiat, Maria Escudero, Francisco Mo
rales y Manuel Cordero, vocales. Es
el prop0sito de la Sociedad, segdn
nos dijo Ia Srta. Laura Bozzo, organi-
zar jiras, bales, reuniones otros
actos recreativos, donde Ia juventud
pSeda pasar ratios amenos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
PASAPoRTEs

FL Gobernador ha expedido pasa-
porte para embarcar a Cuba. venezue-
Ia, Panama y Colombia, al senior John
Theodore Quinn, y esposa, de San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
cARrERA REcupERApA.

Ell detective Barrante recuper6 una
cartera con documentos Y valores,
que habfa perdido don Heraclio Casa.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-20
Platinum Coinage

PTHtIhUm IUIhuYc,
Between 1898 and 1915 Russia used
platinum coinage.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and ViIlane and
Advertisements.

Mrs. John Winsted Of River street
spent Saturday in Troy.
Miss Rose Bes'is'e Of River street
spent Saturday in Troy
Mrs. f. A. Andrews of East Airing.
ton spent Monday in town.
Miss Jean Jackson OF Browning
Place spent the week end in Troy
Dressed lamb sold by half at csc
q pound Cali the ORCHARDS. Phone
-ol' SSt5
William Dillon OF Stephentown, "a
spending the day with John Gilra!n
OF Depot street
A wooden glove has been found
Tho loser may have same by calling
at the Banner Office.
Miss Irene Durand of Depot street
IS working evenings at Kandyland
during the holiday season
Mrs. Thomas Kierce OF Troy spent
tho week end with her aunt. Miss
Catherine Kelly Of Lincoln street.
Mrs. Paul Brooks Of MN street
who spramed her back while working
IN her home recently Is now able to
sit up
Miss Elizabeth Goodall is at the
nome of he parents, DR.. and Mrs. II.
S. Goodall. Miss Goodall is stud.
ent at Simmons College. Boston.
4 delicacy for Chrstmas-lm,
ported Cammem5ert cheese at 20c
per can. at the Army Store Don't
miss this treat for your Christmas
dinner
Miss Dorothy Evans arrived Monday
night fom New York where sAe at
tends school, Miss Evans will re-
main with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Evans, for the Christmas vaca
ton
DR.. and Mrs. f. f. Pratt left today
for Roselle, n. j., to spend few
days with Mrs. Pratt's relatives They
win be Christmas guests of DR.
Pratts daughter, Mrs. Benedict IN
Braniord, Conn
DR.. w. B Walker, who has been un.
dergoing treatment at the Putnam
Memorial hospital for several weeks
was taken to his home on Pleasant
street Saturday Although somewhat
improved Mr.. Walker will be confined
nome for several weeks longer
longer.
Laward Morrissey who makes his
home with his brother ON Washington
street, was taken to the Albany City
hospital this morning suffering from
scarlet fever The family OF John p
Morrissey, with the exception of Mr.
Morrissey and daughter, catherine
will be in quarantine for a few days
Misses Aileen Culiton and Eva
Dano gave a Christmas party last eve
ming at the home Of Miss Dano OF
Scott street The living room was
garland Of green with Christina.
tree holding gifts for each of tn,
members of the Thimble Club Music
and games furnished the entertain
ment The table decorations wer,
red and white with a Jack Homer III,
as centerpiece Ribbons exteude,
to the place cards which were photo
graphs Of each member. The sur
prise was the drawing Of daint,
needle case for each one Of tho mem
hpre
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-20
DID YOU VISIT US?
Perhaps You, Too, Would Be Interested to Know
HoU Telephone Operators Interpret Light Signals

The wire chief had connec-
ted up a desk telephone so that
it stood on the switchboard
shelf only two or three feet
away from the switchboard
signal light with which it was
connected. He paused IN
fyont of it as he conveyed a
group of newspaper men
through his office during our
recent Telephone Week.
Il connected this instru-
ment to demonstrate how the
operator gets the light sig
nal" he said. He lifted the
receiver as he spoke and in
stantly a tiny electric light
glowed on the switchboard.
Then he took plug, deftly in
serted it in the hole under
the light, and lol it went out,
That's where the operator
says Number, please? y he
explained. when you give
her the number and she con-
meets you with the line you
ask for, a light connected to
that line glows on the switch
board shelf. As soon as the
called party answers the light
goes out. As each hangs up
his receiver, the lights con-
nected to their respective
telephones burn. That signal
tells her to take down the
connection.
"Let us suppose, however
he went on, that you have
finished your talk and want to
signal the operator so as to
ask for another number AS
he spoke, he pressed down the
receiver hook Of the desk
stand and let it spring back
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-20
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SETTING UP
THE TREE
y est.s =. c. e.see.e g. tr.k -.ss<ssa

EfT ALMOST every corner grocer's
~ stands can be purchased very
cleaply that will hold the Christ
mas tree firmly In position
The simplest Of these consists OF
crosspiece of wood raised little from
the floor by wooden supports and hay-
ing a hole In the center to insert The
trunk Of the tree.
More elaborate ones take the FORM
Of wooden square, painted bright
red and surrounded by a low wooden
railing.
Country dwelers who cannot pur-
chase these trees ut the corner store,
but have to cut them in the nearest
wood lot, must devise some other way
of holding the Christmas tree in posi-
ton.
The easiest way to do this, II the
tree is not too large and heavy, is to
insert the trunk into the hole through
Tie bottom of wooden box, anG
either paint this box green or red or
cover It with green or red paper.
A starch box will hold up a small
tree perfectly, but somewhat larger
box must be chosen for one of larger
growth. If, in spite Of all precautions,
the tree seems too heavy and is in
cllned to wobble weight the box on
either side with heavy stones Some
times the box is filled with sand, the
trunk planted In that, and then the
wooden cover nailed in place To make
all very solid.
II one has any talent for carpentry,
even of the toughest sort, an effective
support can be made by mailing two
pieces of wood in the shape of Il
square cross, holding the tree upon
this and mailing cleOts to both tree
and support until II stands firmly.
A very pretty effect can be obta!,ed
by covering the support Of tie tree
and the floor directly around it with
white cotton batting on which silver
/ tlnsel, called rain" in most shops. has
been spriukled. This makes the tree
look as IL II we're growing In bunch
OF snow glttering in the sun.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-20

again, and repeated the opera
ton four or five times, with
the cadence of clock pendu-
lum, about two movements
per second.
As he pressed down on the
hook the light glowed once
more. 1t kept winking and
blinking as he kept working
the hook switch.
But if l do it this way, see
what happens" he said suit
ing the actions to the words
and moving the receiver hook
rapidly.
But nothing happened. The
tiny light stared unwavering-
ly. Look here" said one of
the spectators with animation,
do you mean to say that
nothing happens when | get
mad and jiggle the hook up
and down 500"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

ENN'~' S'SNiiNHks'
Everything in fresh fish for Wed.
nesday Checkerline.
Big special 2-hour show. Read the
"a Harte theatre today,
Mrs. F. c. Atkins, who has been ill.,
is improved and able to be out.
Miss Josephine Robinson OF Ar.
lington, spent Monday In town.
Willard Sumner is clerking At tho
Harwood Drug store during the Holt.
days
Miss Ida vachon has temporary
employment at Woolworth's store for
the holiday season
! Kenneth Carpenter has resigned
4 his position with the Remington
/ Wholesale company.
! Mrs William Bahan Of Maple strecz
VINO has been i'll for some time, was
on the street today.
Mrs William Cameron returned
Monday from jamestown. n. T..
where she has been visiting.
Plenty Of native veal al the Check
erlIne.
1 Miss Margaret Jackson Of Hartford
VIII spend the Christmas holidays
with her parents in Arlington.
Millions have sung it. hummed IT,
whisted II. See the picture Tho
Ola Oaken Bucket" Harte theatre TO.
day
We have nice fancy dressed turt
Keys at Csc per pound. Average
weight 8 to ~ pounds. peter9ons
Market SITS
( Mrs. Kate Roberts OF Mill street
goes to Mechanicyille tomorrow.
where she will spend a few days Wit.
a daughter
/ Edith Pierce of River street has
gone 10 Manchester where she viii
pass the holiday season with her
uncle, Or. l.. Z, Pierce.
| Just received large variety of
Schrafft's Blue Banner chocolates
which viii be sold at 4gc Il pound all
this week at the Fruitland 8St2
All the tickets for the Forefather's
| supper tomorrow evening at the Sec
ond Congregational church have been
taken. No additional tickets will be
sold at the door SSt2
! Roger Hurley came Saturday from
Manchester whore he attends school
I TO spend tie Christmas holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank hur.
! ley OF Silver treet,
Mr.. and NJ e. Edwin r. Greene of
Pownal announce the engagement Of
their daufNter. Ida Evelyn. to James
A. Burdick Ci North Adams. The
w"d Ing will take place in the near
future
At A Nolan's millinery shop, in the
! Opera house block YOU will find hand
/ kerchiefs that are different imported
/ La Tausca pearl necklaces, handbags
and childrens angora sets in all
colors for desirable Christmas gifts
SSt2
Home rendered lard-try it. Check.
erline.
At a meeting Of the Worcester,
Mass, Historical society December
10. the speaker was Burton n. Gates
whose subject was The United
States Pottery OF Bennington, VI"
An important collection OF Benning-
ton pottery was on exhibition at
the meeting and it was announced
that the valuable pieces wonld-rema'n
at the society's museum, 80 Sa is
bury street, for further study by
those Interested Tie building is
open daily except sunday and Mon
day from to p. m.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-20

See for yourself said the
wire chief with a smile.
well, I'll be jiggered,' was
the surprised comment. Say,
this is the most interesting
thing I've seen today
The goodwill and understanding
created by the visits Of our patrons
during Telephone Week made US
feel that we would like to have
visitors call on US more frequently.
We would be glad TO see them any
wsek day. OF course, service must
go on visitors or no visitors, but
the Chief Operator or Manager will
be glad TO arrange so that our serv.
ice Committees may be free to re.
ceiVe and Escort visitors il notified
day beforehand OF their intention
to call. The Service Committees
will be glad to Demonstrate this or
any other feature Of our service.
New England Telephone &
Telegraph Company
" 4. BISSEIL. MANAGER
y FITZGERALD Wire Chief
MILDRED BENEDICT. Chief OPP.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-20
She Failed.

jamie was returned from the Home
Of the Feeble-MnGed to the Orphans
home. as the doctors examination had
proved her merely "Subnormal.' Said
Mamie to Anna IN burst of conf.
dence and gossip: Jane was sent
away TO be an idiot, but she couldn't
pass and had 10 come back'-iIar-
per's
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-20
Timely Suggestions

EVER READY TO LOOK OUT FOR THE NEEDS OF
PEOPLE BENNINGTON AND THIS YEAR is NO EXCEPTION
FROM VERY BEGINNING OF OUR BUSINESS WE HAVE
GREAT STRESS COURTESY TO OUR CUSTOMERS IT SEEMS
THAT OUR PEOPLE APPRECIATE BEING TREATED WITH POLITE
NESS. NOT DESIRE MUCH CREDIT FOR BEING NICE TO
OUR CUSTOMERS IT SEEMS WE HAVE THE VERY BEST CLASS
THAT ANY STORE IN THE CITY EVER HAD AND BE-
ING NICE TO NICE PEOPLE IS IN DEED EASY.
THERE is ONLY A SHORT TIME TO CHRISTMAS, AND AS A
HELP TO THOSE WHO ARE MAKING PREPARATIONS FOR THIS
GREAT DAY WE ARE TAKING TIL OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE SOME
TIMELY SUGGESTIONS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-20

Piles Cured IN to IA Days
Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails TO cure ltcling
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
60c-Adyertisement.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-08

No. 81. l. o. o, F., a parcel Of land
In tho West End addition to the
cltyso FfrraiomAJA$wr 123456392S
city of Falrmont. Consideration,
$500.
Ogden Investment company to w.
q. Ogden, a parcel Of land on os.
den avenue In the city OF Fairmont.
Consideration, $500.
Ed, B. Jenkins and wife to Steve
Marovlch, parcel Of land IN the
Eureka addition to the city Of FAIR
mont. Consideration, $3.50.
George P. Human and wife to F.
l.. Springer, a parcel OF land in Tho
Morrow Place addition 10 the city
of Fairmont. Consideration, $500.
Michele Domico and wife to Do.
menico ColaruBso a parcel OF land
in the Highland Terrace addition to
the city OF Fairmont. Consldera.
Eticn, $1.O0.
Albert II. Seaman and wife to
Antonio Tngotti, a parcel OF land
In the GoldenView addition to tho
Ity of Fairmont, Consideration,
1850 F
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-08

child and was thought to be doing
nicely when she was suddenly
taken I'll and died:
She was a splendid young wo-
man and a favorlte In the commun.
ity In which she resided. She was
a daughter Of the late Lemuel and
Belle Freeland and was born near
Glovers Gap. Besides her husband
she Is survived by a daughter,
Edith, aged fou ryears, an Infant
child and by the following brothers
and sisters.
ArliesFreeland. Of Norway; Ar.
thur Freeland, OF Oakland, Nd;
Zane Freeland, at home; Mrs. Eva