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TODAY'S XVIII

Rak pdg. q. s. Pat. On.

Reg = Pdg. u. S. Pat. OFF.
Answers to Yesterdays XVIII
There are two meanings to
1e word ''levee": ~ steep ma
tural bank Of a wharf; and t2l a
eneral reception of callers or
quests
2-The area of Alaska is 5sO,Ss4
square miles.
3The territory Of Alaska was
birchased by the U. S. from Rus
sia in 1867 for the sum of $780,
ID 4-The Philippine Islands are
about 500 miles from the south
EAST coast Of Asia.
SIS tinginess-is another word
for 'parsimony".
6-Praxiteles was famous
aFecian sculptor who lived in the
fourth century B. C His Venus
MAS considered one of the most
greatest statues OF antiquity
Christian" is the hero of
Binyan's pilgrim Progress.
s-only the female mosquito
The mole subsists chiefly
upon worms.
i0A pulmotor is an apparatus
tor Inducing artificial respiration
is case Of drowning or asphyxia-
don; by pumping oxygen into the
New Questions
1-What is the principal indus
~ Of the Philippines?
rs ACCORDING TO tth Conshitu'
zion; how many senators are
Chosen from each state, and for
HON. long?
S-What salary does a senator
ecetye2
4yyhere is Puget Sound?
q 4 55-+f-What is fIcllu?
6@What Is the outer Of the two
bones IN the lower leg called?
7-zWhat is q moon-calf?
s-To what sort of child is the
French term "enfant terrible" APP
swho was the god of the
Winds
tO-wnat is a mortgage?
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SPECIAL NOTICE
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

Mary E. Hart, Administrative with
will annexed Of John P. Hart, de-
ceased, VS., Elizabeth 7. Hart
widow, ct Al-Gn Chancery.
Pursuant to a decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of Marion county, West
Virginia, made and entered on the
18th day Of May, 1921, In the above
STYLED chancery cause therein pend
ing. the undersigned, Special Com
missioners appointed for the pur-
pose, or the one acting, Will on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1921, at the front
door Of the court house Of said
Marion county, West Virginia, at
ten O'Clock a. m. Of that day, oreFr
for sale TO the highest Responsible
bidder ore bidders, the following de-
scribed real estate, situated In
Marion county, West Virginia, In
separate parcels:
Parcel No. l. A certain lot Of
land, with dwelling house thereon,
situated fronting thirty (30) feet
on Walnut avenue and extending
back one hundred and twenty (l20)
feet, in the Sixth ward OF the City
OF Falrmont, consisting principally
OF Lot No. 10 in Block Six OF the
Fairmont Development Con1pany's
Addition to the City Of Fairmo1t.
but reserVing the coal and mining
rights, said lot being the same con-
veyed to John P. Hart By Annie NJ.
Shore and husband by deed dated
March 81, 1897, Of record in the
office, Of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of said Marion county in
Deed Book No. 10 at page SO; fully
described in Exhibit No. 8 with the
bill Of complaint.
Parcel No. 2. Lots Numbered 10
and 20 in Block No. 50, fronting
each fifty (50) feet ON Virginia
avenue and extending back one
hundred and twenty (120l feet, ir
Fairmont Development Company's
Addition to the City Of Fairmont,
with frame house thereon, but re.
serving the coal and mining rights,
being the same real estate con
yeyed TO John p. Hart by Fhirmoni
Development Company by deed
dated July IS, 1901, Of record In
said Clerks office in Deed Book
No. SO At page 2eS; fully de.
scribed in Exhibit No. 10 With the
bill OF complaint,
Parcel No. 8. Z certain lot Of
land fronting on Jefferson street
and Cleveland avenue, formerly
Parks avenue, in the said City OF
Fairmont, with a thres.story brick
building and other small bnlldihEs
thereon, conveyed to John p. Hart
by ,Delilah Greiner by deed dated
August 16, 1899. in which said deed
the said real estate lie described as
being bounded on the south:east by
Parks avenue, on the northeast by
JEFFERSON street, on the south.west
byiland belonging to B. A. Fleming
and on the northwest by land 4he'
longing to Sanford Morris, Monroe
Moran and A. G. Harrington, ana'is
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heaviest since June 9th when
1885 cars OF coal were loaded.
Loading on the Monongah divis.
ion, B. & o. R. R. on Tuesday
was 724 cars, the best daily load
ing on the division since Septem.
Der 5th, which was $50 cars.
The daily loading on the Mon
Cngaheta railway in West Virginia
on Tuesday was heavy at 30s cars,
running close to Mondays tonnage
which was SS7 cars.
On the Western Maryland rail-
way yesterday the loading figures
also showed Improvement when
the tonnage was lis cars, which
was the strongest since August
18th, which was 118 cars.
On the Charleston division, B.
& o. R. r. on Tuesday there
were SO cars Of coal loaded, which
has been showing a slight i'm.
provement over last week.
Along the Monongahela railway
In Pennsylvania there were zoo
cars Of coal loaded on Tuesday.
Mining Conditions
FaIrmont region today has 227
mines idle against oil yesterday
sixty.eight mines are at work to-
day. There are 1873 mines idle on
tho Monongah division, B & o.
R. r.; "a on the Monongahela in
west Virginia and is on the West
ern Maryland. The mine idleness
on the Charleston division, B. &
o. R. R. aggregates II today
while on the Monongahela in
Pennsylvania there are so opera
lions down.
On the Monongah division, B.
o. r. R. today there are 81 mines
working on the Monongahela In
West Virginia, 10 as on the Wes,
tern Maryland. On the Charleston
division, b. & o. R. R, there are
il and on the Monongahela in
Pennsylvania 20.
Today there are 1906 empties
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by the mn re 81
fiiif6 las On tlils ii on4ti 81! - ~
& o.. n & there aFe z. +
fsqdested; the Western ma l4tSu5
i56 and on the Mononkahela "
west Virginia 2f0.
unconsigned loads in the Faire
mont region today total ss7 luedt
or an increase of So over the pre-
yious day. There are 2S6 on the
aIohungah division, b. & D.. r.
r.; 4 on MonongahelA IN west
virginia ana Z on the Western
Maryland. On the Charleston d.
vision, 3. & D. R. R. today there
are IS linconstkned coal loads
while on the Monohgahelh in Penn
sylvania there are 81 uheohsign,
6r loads OF coal and 2 unconsiBn
loads OF coke.
United Mine Workers
James McClesry.- district organ
irer, is at Norway mine. He Is &C
compauied By Patrick Buckley
vice president Of sub district 4. -
Nick AIello. president OF sub dis
trict 4, will go to Chietton tonight.
Frank Mccartney, district board
member. will go to Meadow brook
today. Tonight he viii be in Chtei'
ton.
Edward Matthews, secretary OF
sub district 4, Is IN Clarkseburgs
Pittsburgh Conditions 4
Stewards Journal State thee tot,
t6vyInp. "The feature OF the Pitts
burgh market the past week has
been drastic cloaing OF lumber
of mines By ths Pittsburgh Coai
Company. The reason was mol
stated, although 1t is thought that
the low prices In effect for coal has
Influenced this company to keep
the coal In the ground rather than
sell coal rat price not consistent
with the cost.
Some tonnage is moving to the
retail trade and prices on tnls
grade OF coal have been holding
steady around SIS. 90 for lisa lump.
The operators in the union fields
are losing business to the non.
union mines as these mines can
sell coal at prices as much as go,
cents per ton less There has been
some little trouble In the Cohnells-
willie field on account OF adjusts.
ment OF miners wages and at this
time number Of mines are down
entirely.
Conditions in general are about
the same. Coal is moving in fair
volume to scattered list OF con.
sumers. Some activity is Noticed
around the furnaces and 1t is eK-
pected that a number will be In
operation within a few days.
IIPrices are the same as last week.
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Continued from page ouel
j. W. Mason. Junior, was made
an honorary member Of the So
ciey. The reunion was closed by
the singing Of the parting ode.
God Be With You TIL We Meet
Again
Those present were: Comman.
der John Clark Mckinney, Junior
vice Commander Richard v.
Moore, Chaplain j. W. May, Ad.
Nutant E. A. Billingslea, Quar-
termaster j. J. Lee. Elisha Al
lander, John w. Fast, Jacob Lee,
Edward Gump, James g.. POWELL
George H. Richardson, Alpheus
Wilson. Honorary members are
now: Eli Nusgrave, R. j. Den.
ham, E. A. Billingslea and j. w.
Mason, Jr. All wero present.
The Mason home has recently
been refnIshed on the outside with
stucco. The inside Of the house
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ROTARY PICNIC TO
Be LARGE AFFAIR
Most Representative RO-
tary Event Ever Held
In the Valley

Responses which are beginning
to roll in to the committee in
charge Of the big Rotary picnic
which the Fairmont club is going
to give Thursday Of next week,
September %, at Grafton park, for
the clubs in the upper Mononga-
hela valley indicated that 1t will
be the biggest joint Rotary affair
ever held in this part Of Yves. Vir-
ginia.
Morgantown has sent word that
the club Of that town would be
represented by GO Rotarians and
their ladies while the Grafton club
has promised that it will turn out
100 per cent strong. other clubs
in the valley have made equally
favorable reports on prospective
Invitations were sent
to Morgantowh, Grafton, Elkins,
Keyser. Clarksburg, Weston, Buck
harmon, and the fact that the turn
out is going to be so large has
spurred the committee in charge
to make the affair one worthy OF
such a representative gathering OF
Rotarians.
. In addition to the usual picnic
features there will he a lot OF
typically Rotary stunts. These are
in charge Of Dr.. Ed Howard and
Decon Harry Engle of the Fair
mont club.
The members OF the Fairmont
club and the guests from Morgan
town will go to the park in a
special train cary Thursday at.
ternoon and the guests from the
other towns will get there by train
and automobile as best suits their
convenience. 1t is planned to re-
main at the park until after
picnic supper Is served. -,
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Escape
From Famous Prison
az the Aseociated Press

DISTINCTION, N. Y. Sept. "a.
Joseph sorace, a msnslaughter
convict, made a thrilling escape
from Sing Sing prison early to-
day, saving through the bars he
climbed through a trap door to
the roof OF the prison, jumped 70
feet to the ground on telephone
wire, scaled the prison wall and
dived into the Hudson river. He
emerged below the prison and dis.
appeared in the darkness.
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Pathological
Questions

Questions
Into how many different lang
uages has the Bible been translat-
2-who found Moses in the bull
8Nwhy did God destroy the
worldY
Allow many words are there in
'I S-Who chose Esther for his
queen?
6-Who was Cain and Abel?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions
Moses mother hid him In the
bulrushes from King Pharoah.
2-Pharoah had ordered all male
children Killed.
Scientists Is the first Book of
the Bible.
4-There are 27 Books in the
New Testament.
5-God created man on the sixth
6-The shortest verse in the
Bible: Jesus wept.
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Held For Court On
Cutting Charge

Floyd Colvin. of Monongah was
given preliminary hearing yes
terday before Justice NJ. R. Mus
grove and held for the grand jury
on charge of cutting Wayman
Freeman with knife. The
trouble occurred on Labor Day at
Traction Park. Following the
fight CoIvin was arrested and held
in the county jail,
Chief Sam Cornell, Of he Mon
ongah police who made the arrest
and Freeman were the witnesses
against Colvin.
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Marriage License A marriage
license has been issued by County
Clerk Lee n. SRtterffeld to Earl
Horner, %. and Leona Hayes, II
both Of Warrington. Blsh Hayes
father Of the girl, gave his consent
in writing.
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One Man Killed In
Break For Liberty
AN the Asaociated Press.

JOLIET, ILL.,, Sept. 14.-one
man was shot to death and two
were Wounded in a Sensational
dash for liberty in the Joliet pen.
itenttory today in which Carl
stepIna, said to be a we'll known
Chicago gunman, and Edward
Thorpe also OF Chicago made their
escape. Theodore Shilier was drop
ped BY the rifle of "a guard aB he
was scaling the wall AFTER the
quintet had escaped from their
cells.
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still has its old colonial furnish
ings however, and is very beautt-
full. The men were shown through
the house and around the grounds
and they all admired 1t very much.
Some old fishermen thought It
could be improved II fish pond
were installed but all agreed that
It Is a fine place.
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after a six weeks soiourn in
France. He was accompanied by
his brother, stephen B. Elkins, Jr.
While in France, Senator Elkins &C
companied the large party Of Amer
lean Legionnaries, many OF them
comrades OF his In France during
the World war and we'll known to
him, to battlefields, cemeteries and
other places made historic during
the war.
Among the recent visitors in the
capital was Claude S. Smith, OF
Charleston, Viva.
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fefSita meri VIM Sc held next
tirday night ptembef III 1t INT
Labor TEMP IL M the 1ac kson hotel
The ealI Was Issued BY Post Com
.niandbr LaWson Mcmillan and Sec
rotary Steven B. MOnnar.
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THp WEATHER

Partly CLOUDY TO-
night. Thursday
unsettled. proba-
bly, showers. No
change in temper.
ature.
Local Readings.
c. E. eolyard, OBJ.
Temperature at
8 a. m. today, SO.
Weather yester.
day, clear; TEN.
nerature maxi.
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- Vgt tue r:cLR7e On ~, ~ III
sdeS Thea carefully roIu cogied
line 1 its entire lefgth. Then
ed line q and so on. Fold each
stEi6n underneath accurately.
When completed turn over and
onril find q surprising result. Ss1e
ae pictures
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.ONsIDER THYSELF:- Bre-
thren, If man be overtaken in a
fault, ye which arc spiritual, re-
store such a one in the spirit Of
neekness; considering myself, lest
lhou also be tempted.-Galatians
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LATE WASHINGTON
NEWS GOSSIP

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. IA
Congressman Benjamin L. Rosen-
bloom has urged upon the Secre-
tary Of War to grant the request
of the national executive commit
tee OF the American Legion for
fleet of eight airplanes, with pilots
and mechanicians, to be present at
the national convention of the
American Legion in Kansas City,
Mo, October 31-November LIZ. Ma
ior Oscar Wehrle, in charge Of the
arrangements for the convention
representing the national executive
committee, formerly resided in
West Virginia and called on Con.
gresham Rosenbloom TO secure his
Influence and cooperation in an en-
deavor to have an afr fleet ordered
to Kansas City.
other official activities OF the
First district representative OF pub
lie interest in that congressional
sub division are:
Recommended the appointment
of George Dawson as postmaster
at Valley Grove, Ohio county; d..
rector Of the Veterans bureau ad.
vises that the claim presented In
behalf OF Clyde c. Anderson, OF Lit
Teton. has been allowed, disabil!
ity rating of ten per cent. confirm
ed, and compensation awarded at
the rate OF So a month; secured
for Leslie S. Combs, Of Fairmont,
an examination by surgeons at
FafFmont. in connection with Mr..
Combs claim for an increased PEN
sion: Congressman Rosenbloom is
making an extensive distribution
of the booklet published by the De-
partment of Agriculture containing
the 1921 game laws. He hopes to
reach everyone in his district in.
terested in hunting with this book
let, and will be glad to send a copy
to any person applying for 1t.
Through Senator Howard suther.
lands office the following late rou'
tine business, OF interest to many,
has. been transacted: Claim OF
Laura B. Alfred, OF Yadis, W. Va,
on account OF expenses incurred by
illness and death OF Asa Money
penny, a pensioner, amounting TO
$173.S0, allowed by the Pension Blu
reau; award Of insurance by the
Veterans Bureau to Mrs. Anna
Deputy Of Keyser, at the rate OF
$3.50 month, she being the bene,
ficiary of a policy carried by her
son, Dewey Deputy, deceased sol
der :claim for soldiers compensa.
ton filed for and in behalf OF
James Bradley Tepney, Of Alton;
compensation, which was discon,
tinued April /, 1891, resumed from
that date at the rate Of $46 month
to Robert @. Rippetoe, Of Edwtght;
application for a pension ftted at
the Pension Bureau for and in be
half OF Mrs. Jarah Jane Morrison
OF Weston: application for REIN
bursement to Elite Wilson, OF Man
nington, for expenses incurred dur.
ing the illness and on account Of
the death OF Jeremiah Wilson,
Civil war pensloner; pension IN.
crease allowed Sarah L. Funk, OF
Rowlesbprg, at the rate OF $72
month from JuneS, 1921.
Senator Davis Elkins is expected
to arrive in New York next week
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l9Q1 A4AALAAA@NAA@
tationi none.
d. clarkshurg-Last night. Ray
10, Harden, district deputy supreme
dictator, addressed n meeting OF
Moose in Clarksburg.
Is il the clty-James B. Glenn,
asits3 Delaware, Ohio, travelling re-
1fesentstiye Of the Mahoning
6undry Co, Youngstown, o., II
Fatrmont today on business.
I Bari Jackson, plumber, is the local
GENT OF the company. MIR. Glenn.
mtg was formerly chief clerk al
&c office OF the district repres
atative OF the United States fuel
administration In Fairmont and
IS many friends here.
EeSt Fraetured-W. w. Youst, OF
Norway, was admitted to Fairmont
te hospital today suffering from.
"a cture Of one of his feet which
IS sustained while at work in the
mines there, Pat Tuckweiler had
d0noids and tonsils removed today
t this hospital.
suraleal Operations = Noel T
weaver, OF Morgautown, under.
etiti an operation for appendicitis
idly ~ Cook hospital. He IL a son
iaW 81 Hon. o. 8. Mckinney, OF
city. Alvey Brady, three year
1id con OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
had his tonsils removed to
at Cook. Miss Cora Norris,
8q9 aapIsIavenue, underwent
f operation at Cook today,
csts Is Maef-A meeting Of
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Tn This on Your Wise Friend
There are two numbers, the
sum Of whose squares is CREST
Yer by "A than their product,
and whose product is greater by
81 than their difference. What
are the numbers?
Answer to yesterdays;
90.
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Gets 20 Mssf-A meeting Of
HEtId s,Hgar aYtertns and az
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COL. WATSON SAYS

CONTINUED from page ons,
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EVEN DOZEN OF

CONTINUED from page one,
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mum, sc; minimum, 56.5; precipi'
t3tion none.
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Ia cIarkshurs-Last night. Ray
il TIaTden, district deputy supreme
dictator, addressed n meeting OF
lsIanRa In Clarksburg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
BRIC-A-BRAC
Nippon China

Chocolate Sets, Tea Pots, Tea Strainers
Bon Bon Dishes, Bowls, Cups and Sau-
GERS, Cream Pitchers, Pepper and Salt
Sets, Vases, Etc. Pleasing gifts from
SOC up to S24.98.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
O o BOYS

Tom Stade Series. Tom Swift Series.
the Railroad Series by Allen Chapman {:
the Rover Bow Series: the Putnam Hall
Series, Roy Blakelv Series and the Base
ball Stories by Christv Mathewson. etc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
BOOKS FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS

Jack Rabbit Series, Slumber Town
Tales, Bed Time, Wonder Tales and a
great variety of eolored picture books on
Paper and Linen.
Dolly's Cottage with furniture and
dolls-also directions for putting same to-
gether.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
PERFUMES AND TOILET WATER

Colgate's, De Coty's, Vivadeaux, DER
Kiss, Azurea, Houbigant and many 9TH
er popular brand perfumes.
Toilet Waters and Extract of the for
mer, and many other well known prepar-
atoms; all packed in pretty Christmas
boxes. Our stock is complete with the
best known makes of Face Powders and
Other Toilet Articles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
BRASS AND H METAL
ARTICLES

In sets or separate articles, comprising
many splendid gifts, such as Smoking
Sets and Stands, Match Safes Tobacco
Jars, Pipe Holders, Ink Stands, Book
Racks, Picture Frames, Desk Sets, rang
ing in prices from ...... SOC up to S10.98
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
HOLIDAY RIBBONS
Wide Metal Embroidered Ribbons

For bags ard trimmings; the yard
1898 up to S6.75,
Other novelty ribbons in a beautiful as
sortment from the yard ..29c up to $2.9S
Holly Ribbons for tying Christmas
packages; pieces Of 10 yards 29c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
AND GPOWNUPS

Popular fiction by popular authors:
Zane GREY. Gene Stratton Porter. Jack
London. Jones Oliver Curwood. Stewart
Edward White, Ethel VI. Dell and many
others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
GIFT HAND BAGS

A splendid assortment of wOmen's
hand bags-in leather, silk and velvet :;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
FRENCH IVORY

Our assortment of these handsome gifts
is very extensive and will make your
choosing an easy task-only the best
quality is here. The assortment com
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
BOOKS FOR GIRLS

The Ont Door Series. Burning Brown
Series, Two Little Women Series by Car
olyn Wells, etc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
WRITING PAPER

Hurd's excellent "Lawnette' and dam
ask linen writing paper in pretty boxes,
from Acc up to S4.49