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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26

FROM IS
CANDIDATES
Choice Made From 3 Highest
Grades On Civil Service
List
LsREclAL Io raE les


WASHINGTON. Oct 2o-Re preseh Ia
tive Wood today announced his recon-
nendation Of Alfred 5. Hess 70 be post
master Of cary Though there were
thirteen candidates. Mr.. Wood, because
Of civil service regulations. had to make
his choice from among three receiTirF
the highest grade
Besides Mr.. Hess those on the civil
service eligible list, BY reason Of haF-
ing the highest grades, were Carl +
Huber. the present deputy postmaster
ana John ". Albright. The other ten
candidates. including one woman were
ia the "also ran" class. Possibly MI,
wood would have had some other choice
had be been permitted to choose from
among the thirteen. but under civil ser
nee rules he was allowed to select
from only among the three receiving
the highest grades
The people of Gary are interested
most in having a postmaster who viii
provide the best possible postal service.
j ,hink Mr. Hess will make most eN-
cellent postmaster and that citizens OF
iary will agree with this statement.
commented Representative Wood Al
three men obtaining places on the elgi-
ble list from which my selection had
70 be made are high grade citizens and
doubtless any one OF them would have
made good Il vas not easy to choose
from among them. I have recommended
Mr. Hess because Of my personal know
ledge Of his business ability and fitness
to serve in satisfactory manner. He
was very generally indorsed by the
Gary business men. predict that citi-
zens will be pleased with his adminis-
trauon OF the postoffice. MI Hess.
domination will BE sent 10 the senate
for confirmation within the 7ext few
days. His appointment brings 70 close
+ spirit though entirely friendly con-
test for the postmastershiD
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26
TAMPA UNDER TWO
FEET or WATER
Four Million Dollars Dam
age Done There BY the
Tropical Storm.
IftTgRNArIoNAL NEWS sERylcEl

JAcKsoNvILLE FLA. oct 7s-
Damage done BY the hurricane which
swept Florida yesterday will amount
10 more than ten million dollars, ac-
cording to estimates made here today.
The Citrus Growers Exchange an
nounced that damage TO the citrus crop
viii total S5.00000o. Damage done in
The city Of Tampa is estimated in ex-
cess Of s5.0o0.00o.
Tampa is stiu under two feet Of
water and the new municipal terminals
have been seriously damaged. accord
ing to reports received here
Tftusville and Ocala suffered severely.
The damage done in this city was
slight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26
QUESTION FOR
JUDGE PRIEST

Can a boarder insist on his land-lady
holding his shaving utensils while he
goes through his morning tonsorial
gymnastics?
That" says Maurice Dobson. local
constable, will be a question hizzoner
Judge Prest will be called upon to de-
eide Friday morning
Then the judge VIII hear the COM
plant OF Theo A. Meyers who swore
out q warrant charging John Otis Dor
man with assault and battery on his
wife Bertha Meyers Dorman IS a
roomer at the Meyers home. Dorman
says he's not guilty. The Meyers live
at 1ss North Holman street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26
CLUB WANTED
SOME TUBS

send about six tubs out to the
Country Club. please"
"Whazzat."
"Tubs-just tubs. You know the
saturday bath and all that. Tubs
tubs"
Tubs? To the Country Club?
What's the matter; What's the mat
ter; what's the matter"
Yes. tubs. I'll tell you. Mr.. Hard
ware man. The Kiwanis Club tonight
is giving a dance and Halloween par
ty. Get It? We want the tubs so
the folks can duck for apples No,
were going TO have the cider in jugs
We want the tubs for ducking parties.
Set it? Awright. G'bye."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26
TWO GARY GROCERIES
CD INTO BANKRUPTCY

An involuntary bankruptcy petition
was filed IN the federal court at Ham
mond yesterday evening against Leak
Brothers of Gary, proprietors Of two
grocery stores The petitioners are
the 1nlander- Steiudler Paper Co. John
A. Tolnan & Co., and Arbuckle Bros.
all OF Chicago
Accompanying the petition was an
other asking for the appointment o. a
receiver
The firm owes the Inlander- Slender
Co, $l,o44s1: John A. Tolrnan & Co,
s1ss.s0, and Arbuckle Bros s517.Ie.
Other bills It is said will carry the total
to high figure
There arc six brothers in tho frm.
August. Max. Benjamin. Morris. Nanny
and Herman. They have a store at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26
BOYS JUMP
FREIGHT TRAINS

Charged with riding the I. H. b.
"hurdy' three West Hammond boy
this morning were given each 80 days
suspended sentence under provision
that they refrain in the future from
jumping freizhts."
"Lenient IN the past the I. H. 3.
railroad will hereafter exact full pen
atty of those caught riding the '<hur-
dy" This is for the protection Of
the boys Themselves. said q railroad
official this morning.
The boys arrested by detectives
Mooney and Nauracy are Antony Ka-
leta, $50 Ingraham ave; Walter Near.
Isl 154th street and Frank Mason, OF
l1s Douglas street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26
CHICAGO TO GET
ITS BEER PERMITS
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

CHICAGO. Oct 26-Beer and wine
permits will be issued to Chicago ply
sicians by the federal authorities not
withstanding the Illinois prohibition
law. Lawrence Ktncourse. acting chief
OF the local prohibition forces assert
ed today.
We will issue the permits as soon
as the blanks are received from Wash
ington." he said I'VE are not concern
ed after that It is our duty to follow
Instructions"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26

Fifth avenue, and Virginia street and
another at Fifth avenue and Harrison
street, Gary. The petition for a re-
ceiver states that the assets Of the
two stores will not be greater than
$4,000 while the firm owes creditors
$4,000 for merchandise.
1t is alleged that on October IS. 1921.
the defendants made a general assign
ment of assets TO Ray Douglass Tor
the benefit Of all creditors. Douglass.
it is said. ran the stores four days and
then closed them up. The creditors
ask that the receiver be appointed 10
take charge and close up the affairs OF
the stores as soon as possible as they
are paying $3.50 a month rent and 1t
will cost approximately SO per day for
c1Jstodtans
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26
lRuLLETINl

tlNTERNkTloNAL NEWs sEHVlcsl
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 20
Frank P. Adams. postal guard.
was shot and killed by lone mail
bandit who early today held up
the ferry postofflce and escaped
with a bag Of registered mail.
Adams, on duty for the first time
as a guard. endeavored to draw
a gun after he and other en-
ployes had been lined up against
the wall by the bandit. and was
shot down.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl

fINTERNkTloNAL NEWs sERWcEl
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 2o-Four-
teen bandits who held up a
Laredo-bound passenger train on
the outskirts Of this city, fleeing
with 100000 pesos after killing
three soldiers and two passengers.
have been captured. Their sum
mary execution is probable.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26
TO HEAR ABOUT
ILLIANI HARBOR

WHITING Ind. October 2s.-Mer-
sers Of the whiting Commercial Club
sonorrow night Fl eight o'clock will
aase au orportunftv of iearninz first
Sand aaout the mammoth Tiliani Tar-
ecr n oject Wen Major Henry " Lee
zvar department supervisor will speak
sefore the -luh At Community Center.
scoutmaster Mcneil OF whiting will
sive an address al ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26
WIFE SUES
GALE AUSTIN

Mabel Austin. 2se State st. Ham
mond, has dled suit for divorce from
Gale Austin in the Superior court. Mrs
Austin says they were married August
Z. 1917. and that on June Z. 1919 her
husband abandoned her and has not
con ,ributed to her support since then.
She is represented by Attorney 2. R.
Murray.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEl
NEW YORK, Oct. 26. = Julius
Planovszky. ianitor, today shot
and killed his wife and 5-year-old
son and then blew out his brains.
Four step-children in an adjoining
room were unharmed. Planovszky
was said to have quarreled with
his wife.
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lRULLETINl

fINTERNkT lcNAL NENS sERVlcsl
PARIS. Oct. 26.-The future
fate of Charles. and incidentally
all Hapsburg ambitions for the
restoration Of the throne in Hun
gary and Austria. was discussed
by the council of ambassador, to-
day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26
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ESPECIAL 10 THE riMESI

CROWN POINT, Ind. Oct.
26.-The Lake county Criminal
grand jury adjourned this morn
ing. returning seven indictments.
two were against Leon Cole and
Vim. Dublin. murder. Gary. The
other FIVE arrests have not yet
been made.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26
E. = ! Isl s Fu!n5sr1ItAs : : = I Z!

sand corpses of Spanish soldiers
have been buried in the Monte
Arruit sector Of the Moroccan bat
tie front within two days. accord
ing to information received from
Melilla today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26
RY, BOARD
OPENS PEACE
CONF FERENCE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE !.
COLISEUM, CHICAGO, Oct. %9-A
virtual challenge of the authority OF
the United states Railway Labor Board
TO order the threatened railway strike
called OF, or even to tnvesas ate the
strike was hurled by W. g. Lee, pres1-
dent Of the brotherhood of Rai1w az
rrainlnen at the hrst session OF tne
ran strike peace conference" here to-
day.
Lee inti1nated that the brotherhoods
we're willing to have the authority OF
the labor board TO intervene In the
present controversy tested in the courts
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26
REPUBLICAN
MEETING TONIGHT

Dan Brown, Jesse Wilson and
Charles Dyer will discuss the issues of
the campaign tonight at o'clock at
the Wallace School on Conkey avenue
The duartette will be there too.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26
lBULLETLNl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERYlcEl
LONDON. Oct. 26. - The
Prince of Wales departed today
on a trip around the world He
will go first to India and later to
Japan and Canada. The prince
sailed on the battleship Renown.
upon which he travelled when he
visited Canada about a year ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26

There 1sn't n city OF tes sizs In
ths unitad states that has bsen s-un
as cheap as Hammond ana that's
why say Brown In tina best mayor
In America"
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
LONDON. Oct. 2o.-Although
Great Britain may cancel the war
depts owed to her by the other
allied powers she will make no
move to wipe from the slate the
debts owed to the United States.
it was declared today by The Star.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-26


(BY THE POLITICAL REPORTER
c. B. Tinkham was described as q
great big good-hearted. red-headsd fsl-
low who wants to be city attorney. the
weekly simonizer was termed. The
Scandalizer." and Mayor Brown was
euiogized as the best mayor in Anert-
ca" in a comeback speech by Attorney
w. J. McAleer last night at the Lincoln
school
McAleer was hct on the trail Of tfe
speakers at the democrat rally at the
Parthenon theater. He began his talk
by explaining why Mr. Tfnkham.
staunch republican. climbed into che
democrat band wagon. Mr.. NcAleer
said that Tinkhanl saw a good chance
to grab off the Job of city attorney.
WHO has he GOT9
Who has Simon got speaking for him
who would make a good city attorney -
asked McAleer. Little Gavtt? Would
you wan to depend on skidoo Murray?
Joe Ibach is all right, but in q Law
suit he gets a terrific headache SO
that leaves this great big good hearted
red-headed fellow Tinkham with
good chance of picking the plum.
Now. what about his record? Let's
see. He is attorney for the American
Maze Products Company which has been
in the habit of dumping Nth into the
lake and poluting our drinking water
The city of Hammond sued to put
stop to the pollution of the lake. Tink-
ham tried TO tell the court that the
American Maze wasn't doing It and that
the water was all right. Do you want
that kind Of man to advise Mr.. Simon
srANDARp OIL ATTORNEY
He is attorney for the Standard Oil
Company. Think of that influence in
the city government? That great cor
poration without a soul and without a
conscience.
Mr.. Tinkham horned in on the street
car hearing He spent half day look
ing up the law and twenty-five min.
utes making an argument and charged
the city s3s4.5o for his services All
he got for the city was what had been
offered before the suit came to trial,
and which would have been accepted
If he hadn't horned in as attorney for
civic Improvement association. -Four
hundred dollars for doing nothing
ADMITTED BRowE HONEST
But as bad as he wants the job OF
city attorney Mr.. Tinkhau had 10 ad
init last night that Mayor Brown was
honest ss the day 10 long.
Now there WAS another speaker last
nIght-that great big stout fellow Mur-
ray, who is big enough to pull = freight
train and would be about As successful
at 1t as he IS at pracGcing law. He waats
to cut of West Hammond's water sup-
ply. He didn't tell that Hammond gets
s2S. 900 a year from West Hammond for
that water and that before Brown came
into office it got only $4,000.
But to get back TO this man Tink-
ham. I can't forget that benevolent
fellow. He says Simon Is q great man
He says that he was a clerk In the leg-
islature when Simon was there. But be
never mentioned one solitary thing that
Simon did as legislator. He couldn't
Simon didn't do anything. If Ed. is such
q great statesman and thinker why did
he not do something for this great region
while he represented IL at Indianapolis
When we went down TO get bill In
troduced to permit the lake shore TO be
filled IN. so big Industries could be buIt
In Lake county he couldn't see through
CONTINUED on Page FiTsJ
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TlNTERNATloNAL NEWS sERVicEJ
MADRID. Oct. 26.-Two thou
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1ensrsIy fair tonight and Thurs
Aeyi except showers In extreme north
portion tonight; Golfer in south and
central portions tonight
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-30
SUGGESTS ''DUAL CYCLE
ENGINE FOR CHEAPER FUEL

utpnottye experts say the pro-
OF obtaining direct power
fuel cheaper than gasoline is
roaehing solution.
ne latest Idea comes from Dr.. G
gmann Of Germany. 1t is the
animation ot the high pressure
set engine with the present type
automobile power plant. BY link
Of these two engine designs in
some form OF dual compression
be-" this German engineer be-
res lower kinds Of fuel could be
b to furnish as efficient service
Is obtained now from gasoline.
n the gasoline engine the mix
d Of gasolIne and air is COM
PISSED. In the high pressure en-.
he the fuel is injected into the
Under after air alone has been
IMPRESSED TO a desi Id degree.
EMPOWERING tho compression OF
Diesel type, combustion tenn
Allure would be lowered, al
pugh It could be maintained high
|ough to burn kerosene and other
g1ade fuels. The high rate OF
in gasoline engines and
3 comparatively slow combustion
the Diesel type could be linked
into some form OF dual
icle says Bergman.
Such an engine could be regulat-
50 as to run on several kinds OF
el within certain limits.
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Cleveland Car New
Price Is Wonder

The Libery Garage announces
that the price OF the new Cleveland
is now down TO a place that sets
It apart from all other six cylinder
cars. The price F. o. B. factory
Is only 1895.
Felix r. MeIghen, says that he Ia
able to make immediate deliveries
to those who place their orders
within the next two or three weeks.
Several new cars have Just been
received and It will be worth while
to go to the Liberty Garage and let
them show you the many qualities
OF the new Cleveland.
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bort Represented
In This Territory

Il. Hunsaker has taken the
iscy for the well known and
uc liked bort automobiles for
Fairmont territory and is able
b make very quick deliveries to
bose who place their orders with.
the next few weeks.
The .Dort," very popular be.
arse Of its simple and enduring
h~echanieal qualities and its low
pkeep. offers a size and model for
vers family and at a price very
w considering its many superior
Itialities. Mr.. Hunsaker will glad
\ I'VE you a demonstration at any
tnie.
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SPECIAL NoTlcgs
To Eli s~attestteld:

To Ell s~atteftteld:
You will take notice tist q t.
~satterfield, the purchaser of tho.
following real estate, 14sacres. 10.
Gated on Valley river, Union dis.
trtct, Marion county, WeBtGy Virginia.
which was sold by the Sheriff 81
Marion county at the sale Tor de-.
linquent taxes made on Me gth day
OF December, 1920, and added tias
been required as provided ~ inv.
which deed will be made to tho
said 9. L. s%atterfield on OF aftes
the goth day Of S~eptehabers l92i.
unless you against that day redeem
the said real estate from the SAID
sale. The amount necessary to fo.
deem is as follows:
Amount paid sheriff at SAID
Amount paid surveyor Tor
survey and report. SIS
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof. q. LIPS
Interest .........s.. s. "a
-
Total ......s... .ses.ds
Given under my hand this f5fh
day Of July, 1921.
LEE N. SATrERFTELD.
Clerk OF the County GbuFt AZ Mi
rlon county, West Virginia
7-16-2S.30 Sc
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C~LAsslFIED-SPECIAl ADVERTISING
AuTo-Ae-EssoR1Fs

.FoR sALE-BmeK Light stx.
Good condition. A bargain for
q quick sale. Consider trade on
roadster. Call 929.J in tie evnins
or inquire at Freeman's store on
Road near Homewood.
26 st-411 A.
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spAsk PLUG TESTER
HH4Binr|

tess q spark plug roll oiled
xfitirg paper to four thIcknesses
around the center electrode. This
would about quail tho resistance Of
Me compressed air in the cylinder
the spark plug is good the cur
will go through the paper or
Il. Otherwise no spark will
lssen.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-30

so ACRES, $4,000 10 acres fine
bottom land, balance rolling,
about IL acres timber, this is ali
the best Of land, leased for oil and
gas, good 4.room house, slate roof,
cut stone cellar, burn and other
buildings. Has about Is acres Of
fine 4 #. coal with mine open, very
little taken out, Income from this
would be $1,000 per year. 2 miles
from McAthur, new concrete high.
way through farm. This is a big
money maker, and the price only
$4,000. $4,000 down balance easy
payments. Write for New Cata.
logue OF farms. M. L. TROUT
REALTY CO., H. v. Atkinson, Agt.,
Macarthur. Ohio. T.29.3t.439A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-30

Foreign countries paid more than
100000 a day last year for Amer
lean motor cars and a~ccessories.
The first practical American cleo
tic automobile was built by Fred
Kimball Of Boston In 1888.
Only two Of every 1000 accidents
are unavoidable say statisticlans.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-30

IF YOU WANT a healthy, wealthy
loving wife, write Violet Rays,
Dennison. Ohio, enclosing stamped
envelope. 7.S0.1t.s29A
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COUNTY MOTORTSTSTa IZssF

mobile should be rubbed in i.
straight line. A strip at . time.
should 90 cleaned with sponge or
Chamois to prevent water drying
and spotting.
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More motorists were killed in
Delaware last year in proportion TO
automobiles registered than in any
other state.
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HANDSOME, congenial young
lady, worth 100000 Is anxious to
marry honorable, worthy gentle
man. MARY, sos Lankershim
Bldg, Los Angeles, Calf. 1t,sS0A
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LADY RANCH owNER worth
$4,000, wants husband. K.Box
325 Club. Fort Wayne, Ind.
7.29.2t-4ssA
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FOR RENT-storage for all kinds
OF business on R. R. Siding and
with elevator service. II we do not
have the kind Of space you need
we will build same on reasonable
time leases. MARION ICE COM
PANY, Ray D. Harden, Mgr, 9th
st. and Virginia Ave. 7.29.26t.4S6A
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AL POINTS ACCESSIBLE

All points in the car are acceS-
sible by means Of this "All-ln-one"
socket wrench. The socket retainer
can be set at five positions and al
lows a limited movement In either
direction. Six standard sockets
and an extension socket go with
the wrench.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-30

The minimum length OF a motor
rural mail route is 50 miles,
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WEALTHY WIDOW, 80, will mar
~. B-Box So, League. Toledo, o.
a 30 2t-432A
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HOUSES AND LOTS

FOR SALES room house with
bath and garage. Phone 664-M.
7.28.3t-416A
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There are $500 private automo-
btlos In Montevideo. Uruguay.
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WEALTHY BUSINESS MAN. As,
would marry. D.Box 1884, League,
Detroit, Mich. 729.2t-434A
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FOR RENT-S.room flat. Modern
conVeniences. Monongah. Call
71o5.R.2s or 721.J. 7.29.St.42sA
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Texas imposes a fine of $1,000 OF
years Imprisonment or both on q
nottfist who strikes a pedestrian
md refuses aid.
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FOR RENT

WE WILL RENT you a tive room
flat md sell you furniture to fur.
nish it Also have 3 three room
and one four room flat furnished
for rent. SEE DENHAM FIRST
co. 7.2S.St-421A
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BACHELOR, So, worth $4,000,
wants wife. z-Box 432, League,
columbus. O.. 7.29.2t4S5A
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KEYRING. Hook and tag with
name and address S5c; Eye-Glass
1nsulator, keeps lenses clear, sharp
free from fog. &c; No-water hand
cleaner, Csc. THE MATTHEWS
co, R%iyerdale, Nd. $50 3t-44SA
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FOR ~sALE-Boarding house equip.
ment at reduced prices consisting
OF beds, springs, mattresses, pill.
lows, wash stands, etc. Fairmont
Mining Machinery Co. 7.2S.St.42OA
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PERSONAL.

PERsoNAL-Cut this out for luck.
Your future foretolds send dime,
age, birthdRte for trial reading,
MADAME ZoDELLA, Box 3S3, To.
ledo, o. 7.2S-St424A
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FOR Rents office rooms. singly
or three In suite. 315 Main St,
Call 71O6-R-23 or 721-J.
20 8t-soA
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FOR sALE-victrola ana Gibson
Mandolin. Phone 225.J.
7.2S-3t.419A
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aUn lM sTRAlaAT LlNE

No poIIshod parlg ot ia auto.
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WANTED,

WANTED-work on farm. John
Vouna, P. o. box 81, -Four States
Anna Belle. W. We. 7.3Q2t-450A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-30
UNFURNIsHED o
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Drug store, good 10.
cation. doing good paying bust.
ness. Very low expense. Address
A. R. Richards, WorthIngton, w.
Va. 7.25.5t.3s5A