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The New York herald., 1921-05-24

SECURITY SALESMFN-We specialize
IN corporate finance and are contin-
ually adding TO our sales force of high
grade statesmen. composed OF men u
wide experience, combining the two
handed fighter with the diplomat. men
OF unquestionable antecedents. with
clean record of steady and big sales
production. We are selling many at
tractive Issues OF appealing undertak
ings In leading money making enter
rrises which we finarce. We offer our
best producers the choice Of executive
positions. either In our own banking
end finarcing organization or with our
customers, the corporations whom we
finance. Our operations range over
rlany and varied industrials. Our mcn
start in by becoming members of our
sales force, working on commission
basis. and rise from thence to highly
paid positions. Are you curious to hear
mora about our organization with
view to becoming a members II so,
write us. giving tho story OF your past
activities. II We like 1t we viii ask you
TO call and see rs. Be explicit, brief
and write to-day. Room sos, 1876
Broadway.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

OFFICE men, mechanical Men, over y
years, who are employed, but ambitious 70
better their present position, a scientific
night course In salesmanship which Is free
class 7 80 p. NJ. every evening. l.. X. STEEL
SERVICE CORP. suite 723 i65 B'way.
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statesmen

It's a fine thought to know that
the security you are selling Is alb
solutcly safe and profitable. We
win organize force OF high type.
we'll appearing men to continue to
place before the public the security
OF an old established financial in
stitution, II years IN business, with
10 offices located in s different
states, holding an unbroken diyi-
dend record. On account OF It's
rapid expansion and the necessity
for additional capital, the public
will be given another opportunity
TO attain to membership In this in
stitution, which now numbers ap-
proximately $500 happy and salts
fled stockholders. Experience de-
sirable. although not absolutely
necessary. III you have never sold
before but have plenty OF backbone
and determination. we will put ALI
OF our efforts behind you and push
you on 10 success. Call between 10
and o'clocl, and see Mr.. VIII
fams, suite 1919.
AMERICAN CAPITAL CoRPORA ALTON
FLATlRoN BLDG. NEW YORK,
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WE win add ten capable men over % years
of age to our sales force; experiences un-
of associatinS with big growing concern of
international reputation that pays every In
dustrious salesman handsome income:
these positions are permanent. only those
who can furnish first class references need
apply; If you cannot call write for an inter
view. l.. II. Steel Service Corporation, 165
Broadway.
WOOD Engraver-Steadyl position; first
class commercial man on jeweiry and me-
chanical work: submit samples advise
salary. Bickford Engraving Electrotype
Company. Providence. r. [.
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SITUATIONS wAFTED-MALE.


WATCHAfAN or guard wants position; piers.
docks, warehouse. estate experience: high
est references, bonds; able-bodied good per-
sonalty. Address Hennessy, i02 Halsey st..
Newark.
YOUNG MAN t2D, Christian, desires con
nection; educated. executive ability. stenos-
rapher, knowledge accountaDcy; references.
! llI2 Herald, Fulton st.
YOUNG man. &c. four years. experience in
hotel business wants position as assistant
manager or clerk in hotel. Everett s. Thayer,
19S Central av.. East Orange, N. J.
YOUNG man l.a) desires position: book
keeping experience willing to accept any
thing: best references. X sci Herald. 2S0
broadway.
YOUNG man (2s) no bad habits, Will con-
slider Latn-American employment; years
experience in Cuba. overseer. X 134S Herald.
Harlem.
YOUNG man (3O), married. practical busi-
ness experience, character, desires any po-
sition; reasonable salary. X 1850 Herald,
Harlem.
YOUNG man, speaking French. Spanish, like
position where he can make use languages.
Behar. 436 Il. S6th st.
YOUNG man (23), high school graduate, 8
years commercial, cotton yarn experience.
desires position. Il 1851 Herald. Harlem.
YOUNG MAN. executive office manager;
selling ability: credentials. NJ 11ol Herald.
Washington Heights.
YOUNG MAN, released naval officer wishes
position offering opportunities for future.
K 567 Herald, $50 Broadway.
YOUNG man (25) wishes position; no sales
man. Atwen. 1910 Brooklyn av., Brooklyn.
YOUNG man. %, honest, wishes position.
B. Alprin. 73e Lafayette av.. Brooklyn
YOUNG man. IS, desires position; high
school education. r.. 15I y. 4lth.
YOUNG man. %. wishes position, sales
man. Pajer. 33f f. 73d.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


COOK and butler. combination; take full
charge family of three; references. Call In
morning, Wood 2O5 East 62d.
COUPLE.-Cook. useful butter. entire charge;
small family. good wages: country for
summer; immediate engagement, no obiec-
tion to colored. 30 Eas. Goth St. apt. IA,
Tuesday and Wednesday morning.
COUPLE. good plain cook. useful butler;
light laundry: care grounds. family OF 2
adults. country; wages 500. 500. Write only.
Martin. room 302. 81 T.. 42d St. New York.
COUPLE, coole-chambermaid, and useful but
Ter. small family, Dongan Hills. S. L.; ref
erences required. Apply Tuesday morning
81 q. 77th. Rhinelander b002.
COUPLE. white. country; Iaundress, kitchen
help. Smith. w. 92d. Riverside 3429.
COUPLE, white, cook and useful butler:
must have good references. 324 w. s0th St.
COUPLE. white. as butler. chambermaid /:
country. Smith, w. 92d. Riverside 1920.
CYLINDER pressman, experienced; As hours.
Apply at once, +. d. Jacobs Co., 9th and
Sa nsom SITS. Philadelphia, Pa.
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MEN,
IMMEDIATELY.

Three men, over 50. possessing charac-
ter, determination and common sense,
VIII find congenai and profitable ems
pioyment II qualified; experience unner-
evsafy: give telephone number Write 4
i2I Herald, Herald square.
AAc~OTiPE keyboard operators, sa5, fs hour
ck, philadelphia GOOD wording condl.
fion3 Appiy aii dsv "wednesday, stephen
Greene Co, 200 9Th at.
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MEN WANTED.
MEN

banking experience; the local branch
office OF n large corporation win en-
tettnin applications from capable men
over %. with banking cxrsriencs;
branch offices IN principal cities OF
United states and Canada. Apply In
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-24

YOUNG Men, 18 to S5.-Naval militia seeks
recruits. Statewide IS day drive many out
OF doors advantages: gymnasium. small
boats, sailing. steamers: practical instruc-
tion; cruises Eagle boats to foreign ports:
no Interference civilian occupations retainer
pay while serving; full U. 8. n pay while
cruising; scamanship. engineering. marine
instruction. Inquire recruiting officer u. 8.
8. Granite State. foot West 9Ith ST., n. r.,
(via 96th st. and Broadway any evening.
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PERSONNEL ASSISTANT.

PERSONNEL ASSISTANT.
ASSISTANT TO EMPLOYMENT MAN
AGER OF LARGE CORPORATION
LOCATED IN NEW YORK CITY;
STATE AGE, EDUCATION. EXPERL-
ENCE AND SALARY.
EMPLOYMENT MANAGER,
BOX 81, STATION y. y. p CITY.
The New York herald., 1921-05-24

PRINTING plant superintendent young man.
experienced Harris, other presses. number
unusual opportunity and future for big man
steady, good paying Job. Address. confidence
T 1873 Herald. Herald so.
PRINTING estimator, thoroughly competent
Grolier Craft Press, 100 w. 2sth ST.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Three aggressive men. % to 45, expert
encc unnecessary. MUST have plenty of
backbone and determination. work in
chain store business. Call. 10 to 4, T07,
10 East 10th st. Mr.. Lowell
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Instruction

wILFRED ACADEMY OF
HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE.
Instruction In all branches. assuring large
incomes. Day, evening classes. Call or
write poklet ". 1913 West ttth IT.
EARN x25-sf5o weekly only through Prof
Rohrer's. the Reliable IIairdiess, Manicure,
Beauty School: 81 up: free for service; earn
while learn. circuier expia ms iia w. i2d ct
Broolyly franch School open Juno i3
SELF-SUpPORT IN A MONTH.
We train you aud place you. Call or send
for catalogue. Over 1000 graduates; day.
evening and correspondence courses. New
york Scheol OF Filing, ii5o Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.


liOuSEKEEPER of refinement and cheerful
disposition. not over 40. unencumpereu,
PLAIN cook, TO manage country nome =.
widcwer's small family: Protestant. must
re slender congenial. respectful surround
ings; pleasant, independent position. nj Il?
Herald, Herald sa.
HouSEwORKER. GENERAL. GOOD COOK.
HOME JUNE u. WHERE HAVE PLACE
FOR HUSBAND, USEFUL CHAUFFEuK;
RaEsFERENcEs. APARTMENT 7. SOUTH.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES girl wanted. gem
eral housswork: with or without washing;
| three adults; personal reference required.
Csll Apt: q. AS RivSrsade. or phone Morn
HOUSEWORKER (wlfIe). general. good ref
erences: call between and ~; good pay;
small family. Mrs. Graham, b7b West
End av.
be good cook. light housework. no wash
csiii lao NJ. 10Th. apt. 7B. o:so to Ia:ao:
HOusEWORKER-Young girl. white, general
housework; In family; good wages. Cail
between IL and l. Mrs. n. Rosenberg, 2oo
w. 1O4th.
HoUsEKEEPER wanted, competent Chris
tian) motherly person, to assist motner ~
care OF child and general housework. CaA
Yonllers 226.
HOUSEWORKER. general. white; must be
good cook and have good references; pleas,
ars pash xcs excslisnr sps SOUTH
HOuSEWORKER, general, wanted by couple;
sleep in; bring references Krauss. 800 TT.
Washington av., corner 113d st. Wadsworth
7420.
HOUSEWORKER, GENERAL: 2 ADULTS:
NO WASHING: GOOD WAGES. GOOD
HOME. 176 w. S7TH. APT. 4B; CALL BE-
FORE II O'CLOCK.
HOUSEW0RKER. general, good cook, iaun-
Dress. apartment; one In family; sleep III.
Kerr. II w. e2d.
HOUSEWORKER. white, good plain cook;
no washing; wages $G5: city reference re-
quired. Apt 4, West 01st.
HOUSEKEEPER for small family in country
where useful man is kept: must be good
cook. Phone Schuyler 6966.
HouSEWORKER. general, white girl: As
bury Park. Tuesday. Eadle. GO w. 10Th 81.
HOUSEWORKER, general, white, In small
family Nathan, 325 w. 93d ST.
HOUSEWORKER, general; girl. white: plain
cooking; wages $50. Apply so w. 02d.
The New York herald., 1921-05-24

SALESMAN WANTED. PLUMBING SUP
PLIES, calling on plumbing supply houses
regularly. to sell range boilers commission /.
Excellent proposition; only experienced man
desired. state district covered. lines handled
&C., e.st references fecessary: replies con
fideutial. uSesg YOU have an established
trhde do not write us. Address Penrsyi-
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
WOMEN.

WOMAN well educated, teaching experiences
preferred, for permanent position outside
city, with educational association; welfare
work: salary 81 SEQ. bonus also; capabilty
promptly rewarded. w. Hurd. 500 9th av.,
room 49,.
has AIN opening for young lady, combining
clerical and stenogtaphic work: for one with
some experience ard satisfactory references
tho opportunity offers good wages. reason
able hours aud pleasant environment: appll-
cation should he IN own handwriting with
full particulars. a no Herald. Herald 80.
YOUNG woman to assist nouscKecper with
linens and trays: wages s3J monthly. Ap-
ply Rlyercrcst Sanatorium. Astoria, l.. l.;
take Astoria subway al Grand Central to
Ditnars av
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MEN WANTED
III you arc , man who you'd
like to better your CONDITION
and associate yourself with one
Of the ie rEes. sn@ best organ
izations In the country, where
there is unlimited Advancement,
call In person between the
hours OF 1o.1i 30 ana "a r. NJ.
room SIC 1tnickertocker Build
Ing. s2d 81. and Broadway.
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Observation-Disclosures girl wanted, gem
eral housswork: with or without washing; |;
Call Apt. Al. AS RivSrslde. or phone Morn
The New York herald., 1921-05-24

LADY's maid, visiting. wanted, full day.
good sewer; best personal references re-
oured. Call between IL and 2 or after Z
o'clock. apt. 21S. Hotel Savoy, 9th av and
59th st.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES girl, white, general
housework; 8 In family; good wages. Cail
between IL and 1. Mrs. N. Rosenberg, 2oO
The New York herald., 1921-05-24

HOUsEWORKER. white. 2 In family; must
be good cook. light housework. no wash
ing: wages $40; city reference required.
Call 1870 w. 10th, apt. 7B, 0 80 to l2:JO
The New York herald., 1921-05-24

HoUSEKEEPER wanted, competent Chris
tian) mothery person, to assist mother III
care OF child and general housework. Call
The New York herald., 1921-05-24

HOUSEwORKER (wlNtej. general. good ref
erences; call between . and ~; good pay;
small family. Mrs. Graham, 67b West
End av
The New York herald., 1921-05-24

EYES can't Keep away from
white space. Have your want
ad set up like this.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-05
Las Pasjones Salvajes

monte, y Sc fue rondar por la hu-
milde casita en- que viva Carmelita.
Era ek amanecer. La nina, mas be-
LA que nunca, apareci6 con un coco
en- las names, e iba cantando una de-
Gina del campo. Victoriano la vic y
sintio que us corazon lata con una
celeridad no acostumbraba. Los ojos
lie despedian rayos alucinantes. Las
nanos lie temblaban. Rapido como
una fera Sc aceroo a Carmelita, en-
los instance en- que esta Sc doblaba
para ordefar una vaca y beber el
blanco liquido en- su coco de higuera,
~ levantando el machete que relucia
al sol, con reberveraciones plateadas,
llo dej6 caer con toda la fuerza de su
tbrazo, y 10 descargo sobre elHcuello de
la inocente criatura.
Mia. :. de nadie. Y lie seccio-
no ell cuello de un solo golpe, cayendo
en- un charco de sangre y a sus plan
tas ell cuerpo de la nina, entire horri-
bleS contorSloneS.
| Al darse cuenta Victoriano de su
crimen atroz, qniso echar CORE, qui-
50 aullar SUI dolor, pero, no, no, el
lebia morir ALI tambien; Y sacando
de su b olsillo una navajo de afeitar,
Sc la levo al cuello, propinandose una
herida tan tremenda, que cayo tam
oien al s1elo con la carotida Y la-tra-
quea partidas por la mitad.
Al caer desplomado-dicen las GRO
nicas-" "su hombro izquierdo descan-
50 sobre ell cuerpo inanimado de la in
feliz Carmelita, que yacfa boca aba
| jo, examine, como besando la TERRA
con sus labios amoratados" -.
| Y el sol, como una hostia, empeza-
ba en- esos instantes a dar vida a los
campos siempre verdes del Cedro. I.
>As nos dicen que ocurrio, debio
ocurrir, la salvaje tragedia que ha
alarmado en- estos dias la ~pacifica
Apoblacion de Salinas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-05

Continuation de la pagi,ia ~
tie en- que te Vi, sabria expresarme en-
poeta, porque tus miradas me inspi-
ran cosas que nunca habia sentido. :.
Y la nina, echando. a correr como
una gacela, con los Rios besados por
Iel sol, Sc perdi6 entire las sinuosidaz
des del monte.
Desde aquel momento, un algo ex-
trano.y misterioso, enpezo a roer ell
coraz6n de Victoriano, y lego a su
casa triste, no beso nj ST. esposa nj
a sus hijitos, como acostumbraba, SUI
|miendosa en- un mutismo cnervador.
Todos los dias, a la puesta del sol,
aguardaba en- el misino sitio la apa-
rici6n de Carmelita, para hablar con
ella, para embriagarse en- sus ojos,
para contarie 10 mucho que la que
ria; pero la nina, antes sumisa y an
gelical, fue tornandose en- esquiva y
POGO communicative.
ESQ traia desconcertado al pobre
hombre. Por que asl? Una tarde
Sc dejo de mas circunloquios Y la de-
claro su amor.
listed enamorado de mi?-la in
terrogo ella abriendo desmesurada-
mente los ojo--. iPero usted no es
|casado iNo tiene tres hijos? Ade-
mas yo soy una nina para usted. >.
Aunqile asi sea, Carmelita. Yo
te amo, te amo, te amo como q nadie
en- el nundo.. Y serfa capaz de to-
do por hacerte mia.
La nina echo correr de nuevo; pc
70 gesta .vez aterrorfzada. Aquellas
miradas de Victoriano ia causaban
niedo, un miedo cerval. :. Y, no vol
VIC ponerse en- su camino.
Mia, Q de nadie. -Exclam6 una
|tarde yictoriano, hacienda un jura-
mento con el pulgar y Ell indice de Ia
mano derecha puestos en- cruz.
Y cogi6 uil machete, el mismo que
usaba para cortar cana y arboles del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-05
SERVICIO RUMELY OIL
PULL.

Nos es grato ayisar a los due-
nos de tractores eRUMELY OIL
PULL que va ha regresad0 del
NOrte, poniendOse nuevamente at
frente de nuestrO departamentO
de seryicio, ell Sr. O'Brien, inge-
Micro experto de la fabrica.
j. OCTAYIO SEX & co.
Playa de Ponce, p. r.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
BIG FINES In
POLICE COURT
Five Picked Up in Sunday
Night Raid Had Trial
Today

H". ~ ."
Today's session of. police court
Noted the city treasurer $3.50 as
big fines were the order of the
day with Mayor W. W. Conway.
The five persons picked up in Sun
day nights raid on Cleveland ave-
nue. were present for trial and all
were found guilty.
BolIie Gray alleged proprietor OF
the house was fined $50 and costs
which was paid. Samuel Actro and
Leonard Hand charged with lotter-
ing In tho house were tined SIS
each, they paid up and we're releas-
ed. S. B. Anick, pleaded not guilty
and when he was convicted, the
mayor raised the ante on him and
made him pay a fine OF $25. He
had posted a bond OF $50 and II he
had not tried to lie out OF 1t he
would have saved so. Miss DooIit-
tie, the fifth member Of the party
was fined $50, she paid I'D a.l.tH
was released.
The only other prisoner before
the bar this morning vas jack Eel
lers, arrested last night by ]. NJ.
Shahan, OF the Baltimore and Ohio
police force near the Railroad Com
pany's property in a drunken con.
dition and locked up. He paid a
fine Of IS and was turned loose.
Thirty four unemployed men
sIept in the city building last night
and enjoyed hot coffee and soup
furnished to Chief Snider for his
charges By the 7. w. C. A. Cafe
terra.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13

Since Nerv-worth was first In
troduced in this city a short time
ago its sales have been far In the
lead OF any other preparation ever
sold in this city. Gross after gross
hav been handed out to customers
and every first bottle was sold on
a money-back guarantee. Hundreds
and hundreds OF satisfied custO.
mers have told their neighbors OF
this wonderful remedy, and It's
wonderful results and what It is
doing here is no more than it Is
doing throughout the country. In
towns where It has been introduce
O dthe results IRE always the same
wonderful sales and thousands Of
satisfied customers. The reason for
this is that Nerv:Worth is real
medicine and does everything that
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
.HAIlLANAN TALKS
ON
Uniform and Equitable As
sessment Vital Problem
In State
[By Associated Pressl

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. 10.
Uniform and equitable assessment
Of property is being recognized as
the most vital problem confronting
the state, Tax Commissioner Halla-
nan told the assessors of the So
counties In the state in the course
Of his address today.
Foremost in his review Of accom-
plishments during the past year the
tax commissioner placed establish
ment of the assessor as a salarled
officer OF the county. ellis com.
pensation no longer depends on the
fluotuating registration list, the COL
lection of the dog tax and the as
sembling Of agricultural statistics, "
Mr.. Hallanan added.
Among other developments he
named the change of assessment
year from April /, to January /, CIV
ing additional time for a systematic
assessment OF property; change in
the basis Of determining the Num-
Der Of deputy assessors, and author
ity given the tax commissioner to
correct, by appointing special as
SCISSORS, conditions in any county
wherein the assessor fails to per.
form his duty.
From January |, next there will
be just n standard Of value In the
assessment OF property in this
state" he said, and that will be
the standard which the law lays
down to us, the true and actual
vnlre.'"
Discussing "how Importantly in
tterwoven with the plS Of actual
valuation ia the necessity for the
limitation OF levying bodies" Com
missioner HalIanan took for Illus
tration Barbour, Boone and Nicho-
las counties. Declaring these were
typical counties In the state, he
added that after the assessors had
gone forward with their re-valuu-
ton work levies were reduced in
, every district with the exception OF
one in Nicholas county, the excep-
ton In that one being due to neces-
sity for providing for a bond issue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
No Clue Found
To This Murderer

WAUKoN, Iowa, Dec. 13.-No
clue to the murderer OF Miss Edna
Magneson, school teacher who was
beaten to death late yesterday az
ternoon at her school near town,
had been found. Mrs. Grunda Mar
tindalo, sheriff OF Allamakee coun-
ty. said blood hounds were taken
to the scene Of the crime during the
morning.
Mrs. MartindaIe has been sheriff
since May 1. last, when her hus-
band, who held that office. died,
and she was appointed to fill the
unexpired term.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13

If You Haven't Tried This Wonderful Remedy Yet,
Do So at Once. Drop Into Your Drug Store and Ask
About It. Hundreds of People Have Written Testi-
monials Endorsing 1t. Give 1t Trial, and Be One
Of the Satisfied Wentworth Users.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13

is claimed for It. 1t gives nerve
force, tones and strengthens the
nervous system, builds up your df-
gcstive system, stops tho forma-
tion Of gases, drives out impurities,
rlieves belching and billiousness. It
does all this and does It quickly.
If you suffer from nervous or Htom-
nch Affections. u run dovL condi-
ton or their attending Ills, take
Wentworth. 1t acts Jointly upon
stomach and nervous disorders. and
thus gives results where others
have failed. Drop into your drug
store, Join the crowd and become a
friend Of Nerv-Worth.
Sold by Cranes Drug Store, The
Fortney's two drug stores and all
leading druggists everywhere, $1.00
per bottle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
CASE CONTINUED

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 49,
The injunction suit filed December
third, by Alexander Howat, depos.
ed president OF the Kansas district,
United Mine Workers Of America,
who is now serving a six months
jail sentence for criminal violation
Of the industrial court law, against
John l.. Lewis, International presi-
dent OF the United Mine Workers
OF America. today was continued to
December 10.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
NWANS WHILE
NAME OFFICERS
Big Meeting Planned for
Tomorrow; Election
Is Interesting

Tomorrnw Is election day for
sfdenbers Of the Kiwanis club,
ana the meeting promises to be
fnfisof interest on this account.
GLOWING tis the list Of names
Inch will be on the ballots to-
morrow: President, j. A. Mere
dtth Rollo ]. ConIey. Wce-presi-
Dent Ira Eicodemus, 2. L. Lively,
Clinton, G. H. Layman, Lee
satterfetd. Treasurer, Ward
Downs, @. Richard Hall, Jas. II.
Tiofnas. District Trustee. Rev. ].
BToomfeld, Major Earl Smith.
Directors, j. "A. Meredith, o. S.
Mckinney w. D. Evans, Bert S.
eopold, Jas. H. Thomas, Ira
isodemus, j. B. Clinton, Rollo ].
Goniey, q. L. Lively, ]. R. Sheri-
q II. Layman and Nose
kline.
Harry 3. Karr, International
Hf9stdent has issued q letter to
I1the clubs asking that they
tRke part in q United Christmas
program, which is intended in a
Measure to bring holiday cheer TO
5fHbse that might otherwise not
sNmpse Of the JOY that the season
ISgsupposed to bring. This pro-
efarn will be given Wednesday,
Nee. 81, and the families and
Friends of the club are invited to
he present. Some novel stunts
are being arranged for In the way
sof & surprise. All arrangements
With the exception OF the surprises
connected with the event will he
asen care Of at the meeting to-
morrow.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
GETS $4,000 Haul,

MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich, Dec.
13.-Two armed bandits this fore
noon held up the Hallway State
Bank, at Hallway. near here, and
escaped with a sum estimated at
$4,000. The bandits fled in an
automobile, heading for Detroit.