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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-17
Red Men Pow Wow
A't Traction Park

IN addition to the Indian war
dancefand camp fire and sAam bat.
tie to be put on tonight at Trac-
ton Paik by the Improved Order
Of Red Men Of Monongdh a num-
Der Of seakers will attend and
discuss questions Of the day. The
principal speaker Will be q. Frank
Keeney. president. OF District No
n United Mine Workers OF Amer.
lea who will discuss conditions in
Mlngo county. Miss Lulu Montgom.
CRY OF FaIrmont. will deliver en-
address on the Union Label
League and a number Of officials
Of the mine workers ,anion Will
also speak.
The celebration Il to he staged
by the Red Men Of. Monongah and
all Red Men and member fsot the
daughters Of Pocahontas OF FAIR
mont are to attend as invited
guests.
After the speicamaking and
sham battle, between a company
Of white emigrantS and Indians a
dance will be held at the pavilion.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-17
Membership Drive
For Catholic Men

Nothing much can be done ia
the Fatrmont council Of the Ma.
donal Council Of Catholic Men IN.
til after the state convention 70
be held on the 81 Of August At
Patkershurs. Al that time the con.
sitution Of the local council will
be passed on and then the council
can get settled 70 its work. Fair:
mont will be represented at Park
ershurg.
Last nisht's meeting Of the To-
cal organization was we'll attended
and as much business as they can
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-17

and ali are charged WITH ylol,tins
the proAiblnor lava
m Long mas alto isrestsd ses
tefdsy on 4 cha e. 81 II sting "a
He was locked Ia the roan
" jan TO avail trial
Miit6 Koches, ot Grant Tey.
was brought to the county iail ~ &
night and will be examined today
BY the county linRcy board The
complaint was made IS the wpsn
ans husband,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-17

Disagreement on B otleg.
I ging Charge Against
Frank Smith

1.-THE Jury believed that Frank
Smith. Of Flsxs, Meadow. Monon.
gala county, was q partner. o.
CHARLES Armstrong IN everything
else besides their farm, then it va.
me plain duty Of the Jury irving
MN yesterday in$the court Of 1t,s.
tiee p, "a. 9lllinEslea Cd the. charga
o. transpor ring liouor. 10 lind him
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-17

do sc rzssent WIS ccae A drive
iof Membership vas instituted
and ne otsani.atlon lor this dflSe
~ peffacted mere were men
anpaiRtea for each 8E Il ~
sits ard thsy win cover sery
inch q the ground Ia gainIng'
members 70 sthe council.
Some Of the men in charge Of
the membership drive are George
Walters g. a Sloan and I III.
Creighton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-17

The big Sunday School and church
picnic to be held on LABOR day
Nome 81 tho detail we're worked OUT
Except that tho date was agreed
on
CHOIR rehearkal HilI be had on
Friday eyenins ana ths director q.
especiatty anxious that III member
be present for one SPECIAL music
VIII be pFacticed for Sunday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-17
-Four ! Idamsy
Prisoners In Jail

Ida May was the scene Of a raid
by county Officers yesterday and
the result was four neR prisoners
for Jailer Frank Reed. John Petro,
John Amere, Joe swiner and Wal.
ter cicos were the men arrested
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-17

tsrds passing in the monster Ls.
hor Day parade may Influence
some o. these disafrcslnE tutors 20
ge together md ssres either z
re smith Il ssHt nm, Il issl
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-17

The Philippine railroads are 4
electrified with power Develop
trom the ASno river, IN cents
Luson,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-17

vinegar put in 4 frying pan WIN
stiii hot will remove the odor q
onions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-17

stone cannon balls ware used
four centuries and . half ago in a
Turkish war, IA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
AGENTS

kiddies at the very least; small stspis
erticleg. very attractively packed and low
delivered price; can be sold to stationery,
drug and depart. stores; no territory as-
signed, but decent treatment and good COM
mission on sales and reorders; checks ma He'd
weekly on bills paid-not one cent before
Frank L. Austin. 1920 T.. 58d st.. Chi
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FACTORIES AND. SITES

spruce il4L- T0MLINsoN. Lincoln plse
lB2s-l lS3h RIDGE. AVE.-CoutTsI fror,s:t
2"."'rs 80. IL. Ghcab. Worrell, Ab6 N, iTth'
FA'fORlES warehouses;, raIitoadg. 90.
4Eance, pIETERlCH, 1877 Walnut 9t.
FACTORIES, warehouses n induatrigI sIt..
~ a W1thirF. r. Es' Tr Bldg We 'asI'i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

POSITIONS wanted-Butlers, vaiets. house
men, chauffeurs. couples; English trained
maids. girls for training. wanted "a chauf-
feur lProt.l Mrs, Rogers. ala 4, 2Ofh
MRS. HARVEY. 1910 Rittenhouso Sd
Chefs, cooks, mattresses, chambermaids,
French. English ladies' maids. parlor maids,
'nurses. couples, buffers, housemen etc.
GLEN OAK, 2232 Oxford ST., Poplar 8I2s--
reliable colored help. male aHl female;
references.
Prot. cook, chambermaid
waitress: c'try: ref. req. 1919 Bainbr dye
WANTED. at Episcopal Office, 312 S. 18th
Mrs. HARVEY. 1919 Rittenhouse SQUARE
Desirable help supplied and wanted.
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TO CLOSE ESTATE

go. -.,- - ~ ~ 49,.
2i0n Clifford. . rooms, BrOHnSturr, %. .s420N
234J ". Dcrks. . rOous. "Hca g...... 1000
1916 y. ?5th. Q rooms. large yRrG.... Ss0D
1896 y. Buckuoll, rooms, Yacant..... 900
Several o. the ABOVE cUu be purchased
wish 500 cash; bnieuCr sRvlc as rent
O'CpNSOR. 1881 = 25th. Diamond $3.50 J
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2418 SPRUCE STREET
TO CLOSE ESTATE

reIent chance FOR hon. hrycrs; II -ooms.
AVES'S Sons 2Oip Columbia ave.
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SEw JERSIly-sEAsHORE
BOARDING
OAK LANE

LDGEAiERE, Gl05 York RI, comfort, H.,
LaD0 1886.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

VICTROLA IL, iuc.uI!uG q lO-inch double
face 'eCordS N2 sci ct!uns). $50 10: this Is
ments; 81 so WHY, Il IT, Todd 1908 AFSh &
i693 Chestnut. Op"n Mon, FRI, q Sal. sEgs,
s3O0-sTORY & CLARK. Ss.notc player
plano, beau. case: AGED a short while: cost
s70O; terms en- ho ARRANGED; guar. il. Il,
Todd, 1906 Arch. open Mon, Fri. & sat cyys
PIANO-s75 cash. SS5 one dollar week, for
magnificent $3.50 pirno been used: decided
bargaiu. y. y. Todd. 1900 Arch St Open
NrAndnY, Friday and Saturday EVENINGS.
800 STEINWAY upright, cost S45O; guar
aHtred splendid condition. II. II. Todd
1905 Arch. Op"u Mon, Fri. and Sat cvgg
CASH win 10 gaid tor used ,playsr-plsnos
and pianos IN lBt-C.Hss coalition, to puuDly
school Contracta; worn ami old p!anus rot
wanted .. J, lleppe 4 Son, lll7'ChRstuut 81
PLAYER-PlANO, finest make. new Last year:
owner must sell soon; cash only. NJ COG
Trdgcr Office,
RUGGERE VIOLIN also Crcinona rTII5.
gen; sew. other TyrOran inatru. 3S s. lGt6
PIANO---BeautifuI new upright for salo az
sacrtice, l2i3 " Goth st. a.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


lr2i GREEN. "a rooun : baths
9u35 Spring Garden, - ICONS.
20ii GTcon. Il rooms, vacant; balng rCnoy.
$50 Porkion"n. Il rooms vacant
22l6-lS Green - rooms. baths 54xITT.
lI-G NJ. Vernon. 13 rooms, hatGs vacant.
2Sp2 Green 10 rooms 3 baths, vacant.
1872 Wallace, o rooms comfortable home.
l!2i-26 y. 10Th, apartments. side yard.
go -. 10Th. Il -CorIs, vacant.
l533 Poplar, "a -curns, > baths vacant.
1926 Mt Vernon. ~ rooms. baths vacant.
~ y. 2sSd. TC0nr bruwnstone.
LILHRENn k MOAREL.L z 90. hla y. lE.h
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SEWING MACHINES

ss9-,-NEw HRurHtEAD, 75c. weekly. cor,
tI5 ELSEWHERE; SiHerr and others ~ tG
si5; fully puaraate,"l, $50 ". l0tE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

rI&2-5t8t.5+3G ETGE%r 81
! i. 5-r.urs pOrCii-froHt dwellings, rooms
s. = GUSSELL, l5th and 'rnE..ev F.s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

gHaraateed q y. s.. several Kinds; infors
nation trea,a National Chick Co., sos NV
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HELP wANTED-MALB

7
Agh,AHAM s,aa LINCOLN rose 70 the topmost
pinnacle OF success In his chosen profession
rso, py m.ue OF earnestness Of spirit, simple a.
sh,iIsys h,iISss OF manner. quiet confidence in his
a,,siI,yy aSiity and sinsleness Of purpose: these
cess IN any walk Of life; we are at present
room Tor more; now. because with the present
outlook for sanely adjusted business condi-
tions and long period OF unprecedented pros
perlty ahead we are preparing to place our
serves IN position to take ADVANTAGE OF favor
ing times. IL you think you possess the
qualities outlined above. call, from 10 to 1.
SUITE 100. Van Dam Bldg. 10th and Mar
ADVERTISING MAN-Wanted, BY reliable
manutacturing concern, expert advertising
an1 merchandising man; capable to takc
Luil charge; must haye excellent record: also
some capital state full particulars in Gr3t
letter. 9lS 8. Conestoga st..
AUTOMOBILE mechanics, repairmen and
garasemen. send for FREE copy American
Automobile Digest; contains illustra ted help
tul. instructive Information you need daily.
American Automoblle Digest. 226, Cincinnati
DOCkMASTER-For drydocks and marine
rwys; capable man required for st-ciass
ship-repair plant. ! 403 Ledger Office.
ELECTR1CAb Statesmen 20 canvass Wash-
lhgton, u. e., on high-class clothes wash
ers dish washers and mangles, on good
commission basis FIRST . weeks cXpenseD
covered by salary. Meet Mr.. Muddiman at
office of Macbeth Evans Glass Co.. l722
Ludlow st, Monday. between 4 and o .. m.
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LOST AND FOUND
PERSONALS

TWILL NOT b. responsible for any debts un-
less contracted by myself after Feb. IL.
)p?i ". DEGER. Jr.. 71G walnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS, KANE, 61l s; 10Th It, Spruce s4OI--
English, Irish buffers, sshousemen. cooks.
-Kitchen maids, chambermaids. waitrcsses,
IaundIesBeg, clidnurse, maids, houseworl,
girl, etc.
HRs, NICHOLS, asO s. Goth, want. con.
pies cocks. second girls, housswsT!.crg, etg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
MAN or PNi,rs

h'gh-class new devices; every home a pros
pect: big moRey-making I"ss biiitics for rlght
man 9peninS II every city; costs 81. retails
70: $500 to $4,000 necessary to finance eX-
elusive agency. Mr.. HgGuEe, lo5 y. Clari;
st., Chicago
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ROOMS FOR RENT

BARRING ST. io45--3 wen fIru. rmy.. rr.v.
bath, hskpS., y.cC.. owner. Bar,UE GSS J
CHESTNUT ST, 2OOO
Desirable single room
sSiS CHESTN l''F-For rent, March /. re-, nd
huor. large rooms. With porch and private
bath; also third iooT front suite, Win 6ath
board optional,
CHESTNUT, 2030--Newiy furnls.,eG- FITtya
stnGle beds; also single rooms gent!eTnen
DIAMOND, l0O7--DesirphIr furnished front
room for gentlementi lath, showrra. phone
HAMILTON ST.. S41T-CoTnfortn6iy frrn.
ished, clean, warm, cheerfG. room con.
yenient % sueway sra central car llags: 70
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OLD GOLD
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

)LD gold. silver, platinum plated ware, old,
style icWelT%, teeth pa cS bought for cash
Est. 1917, ]. l., Clark. r"fnar S07 SansEIn
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG COUPLE desire one room without
or two rooms with light house X eeptng priv
iIcSc: well furhtshed: refined family, with no
other bOarders: within 10 minutes walk os
). 10Th end Chestnut; state price and phone
Oil. L"dger Office.
GENTLEMAN wants rfn with private Jew
tsh family: Broad ANA oxford: references
exchanged. 100. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
HELP wANTEnMAIr

Nnrs
'Ohh,EMAN on 'rish auu Eppler knitting ma
o,,i n,nes .npes wanted by large. old,estabiished
Town millinery and dresg trimmings
mnanufacturer; must have long experience in
,e ,nese ines; rare opportunity for the right
ins, ssa,e IN detail all experience and where
dnpS, c,hpioyed; correspondence strictly conf
aeISlaL 523. LEDGER Office.
oALESMAN, experienced In retail clothing
%, talioring, for prominent mems sanple
,,.I,u puIsuihess mainly from sample lines placed
u sctIys. .he nlen's tailoring trade: Ne need an
develop business in the eastern part 81 Penn.
ssivania mot IN Philadelphia): must 20 be
cspaoio OF selling woolens direct to the
assprulns previous experience. salary, etc.
~ appication VIII not be considered. Nd.
ton. New York city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dry Goods eoIc a.
,,onnd,.., man. comnanding trade for the state OF
rooa o,,,r,. for Baltimore jobbing house
WIN reterence, NJ SOL. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
SITUATIONS wANTEp-MAIE


\sSISTAN,, AUDITORS for government IN
rone tax rcYeaUe service: salaries 1890
q, SaT40 Write for free infoI nation FED
rrai institute Washinoton, y, c.
CHAUFFEUR and mcchhnc.0 Yenrs' driving
-.,nrg' reference from last employer; white
aap so A S2t, Ledger Office
C7REDTr MAN NGFR or Gssiatnn. oxprri.
cpced desires position with reliable mtg,
roncern; IN ,rrici; gilt-edge refs. A SS5. l.. q.
PI'BILCITY AND ADVERTISING EXPERT
WHO KNOWS EOW 70 GET THINGS
ACROSS 'Et3HT'
c,N;lt WHO HAS HANDLED BIG PROFOSL-
TIONS WITH SUCCESS
ONLY \ BIC JOE CoNsIDEKEp
81 20" l"dv"r 0fHc".
SALESMAN and executive wants position
familiar with mechanical and Q ectrical
limos aggrcsrivu, With initiative and can
nrodiIrc results. \ hl6, T.odgo- CIfce
~, /. y'u,T,, -, y, C'''' - No~ ~
traffic manager Nundlc receiving, shipping
WA nlsIu HiINE
,rtion with ral!erla house; cvuilahls al
once Address NJ alt. Ledge: Office.
YC1TJNLi MAN. graduate OF Episcopal Acad-
amy and q years Wharton school. desires
nositioT With future. Ga6, LEDGER Office
PN''N't'r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
FOR SALE
BUILDING MATERIAL
LUMBER

Demolishing the great Shipping Board hotels
OF HOG Island: we are now on the last unit
ana must make hnal wind-up Of this camp.
LUMBER
Jaists and scanting, &c. per foot; get our
prices on all sorts of material before closing
your contracts: 1000 new steel factory win
dows factory and fire doors, face and com
mon bricks, radiators. pipes and valves, ex-
psnded metal; metal lath, hydratI lime,
toHetg, wash basins, new cedar shingles. sS
per 1000; the cheapest place In the Eastern
market 70 get your requirements. Penn
salyaT" 90. O4th and Tinicvm ave- Wood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS, PArEETs. DIME SETS
and supplies Tor stamp C,nlIrr,o.s
PHII4A. STAMp CO., - :. iTTH 81
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HELP wANTED-rEMAIE
YOUNG WOMEN

YOUNG WOMEN
several openings for bright, weli-bred youpo
women tr.Ees is TO 22) who would like 10 Is
trained tor cashiers. INV " W
Apply Bureau Of Employment
wANAAAKgR's
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TO CLOSE ESTATE
2726 GEORGE STREET

20o4 y. l2lN -, 8 So. porch front, 10 I'm.
29iS y. Igth It., . s'.... -sorCh rrorr 8 -ng
\. T. RUSSELL. l5th & 'Tas'jrr SIS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

5l5S PULASKI AVE.-Iarge second floor
front room. furnished, BATH. oIC,tric cas-
steam heat, continuous hot water. wyoming
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Furnished,

furnished corner room I'm d.
ightful private home: SO: absolutely mod.
ern: select locati0n; breakfast IL desired.
Il minu'"s city Hall; = squares east G0tE
IT. trrni1al Marlb1rough rd Milboutnc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
SHOES. ExpERIENcEn FITTING
HINDER sT1TcHERs. zfEdLEh sSR
BROS. CO.. 22D AND LEIItGH,

SALESMEN. security-An esta ablished com
psY ~ expanding Its selling orgnnizR tlon ;
We We w,sh only men OF character and Ater-
,iI,a n,na,,on previous selling experience I'm
.nn nmnursday or Monday evening at 7:3O. Room
oVO' Bulletin Bldg. This IL the opportunity
yon have becn looking for.
sALESSAN--E crienced man to sell stock
OF long-established Philadelphia manufao-
Iurlhg concsru; must give references: COM
nlsslon basis. z 222. I,edger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
HOMES-$l0O CASH
EDW. NJ. GRAHAM 50 - 8. BESas cSas e

@0l6 COLUMBIA; store and dwelling.
20l5 Sichoiaa : roome.
! 633 y. l7th, ~ rooms; Tacau.
Very attractive homH in TioCa sHb GOS
WA. L. CtANEN'S SONS 2nIa Columbia
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EXECUTIVE WANTED

FIirc business man, preferably ono with suca
experience. wanted by an established cor
pOration: good organization; will stand thor
ouGh inYcstiRation: will deal with principals
only TO whom bank reference will be fur
nished requires $4,000 10 $40, 900: all an
| s~rrs Will he treated strictly confidential.
A 50G. Ledger Of.cg
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-19
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
OF CITY AND COUNTY
RECORDED IN COURT

From Curtis Creek Mining. Furnace
and Manufacturing Company 10 Nell
son Taylor and wife, tract of land at
Glen Burnie. Fifth district. containing
5 acres
From Raphael List and wife 10
George W. Coward and wife. tract of
land on the Magothy River. Third dis
trict
From Raphael s List and wife to
Lawrence Roberts and wife. tract of
land on the Magothy River, Third dis
trict
From Wladyslaw Michaleski and
others TO Walenty Lechert and wife.
tract OF land in Fifth district. con-
tanning 80 acres.
From John E. StoIl and wife to S.
Colquitt Pardee. tract of land in Fifth
district
From Alice " Bourke and husband
TO Mildred Budlow, tract of land in
Third district. containing l acre.
From John T. Stoll and wife to
George w. Livingston. tract of land at
Southern Realty Company's tract in
Fifth district.
From John NJ. League and wife to
William A League, two lots of ground
on Weems Creek, Second district.
From William A. League and wife
TO John NJ. League. two lots of ground
IN Weems Creek. Second district.
From Rose NJ. b kirkpatrick &c
Vincent J. Purkrabeck and wife. tract
of land in Second district. containing
712 acres.
From f. John W. Revell. Attorney
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Standing OF The Clubs
SUNDAY SERMONS
DELIVERED IN TWO
OF CITY'S CHURCHES

Rev. II W. Burgan, ID. d., preached
the Sunday morning sermon at Cal
vary Methodist Episcopal Church
yesterday from John 3:7-"Ye must
be born again" In this reckless age,
said the minister men long for new
lives and new conditions. but radical
change cannot take place on ones
own motion. Ii must be only through
the heart that man can become "a
new creature" The change must
come through contact with Christ,
who in His own human form provided
new life TO mankind.
The Rev. Frederick III. Graeper. OF
ST Martins Lutheran Church preach
ed yesterday morning from the text
from St Johns Gospel am the
light OF the world He that followeth
me shall not walk in darkness. but
shall be the light of the world
The preacher said that this COM
parison might have been suggested 10
the Saviour by the rising of the sun
at day, or by the lights from the
temple at Jerusalem. Poor is the
faith of a man who puts into his life
only the things that he sees around
him. DO we ever think of what the
sun is to the world? IL gives life 10
all tire physical world So are the
words of Christ He says He is the
spiritual life of the world
The heathens are naturally religi-
Gus. | cannot but admire their act OF
faith when they worship the sun. be-
cause it is elevating. There is q
gradual development of the Christian
life knowledge of God brings
power. Men may forget, or be OBJ
livious. 70 the power of the sun. So il
is with men who. forgetting Christ
do not have the power of His strength
Yet we believe that the Holy Spirit il
waiting TO bring back men who once
were hrist's TO the fold again, an(
even tC convert those who oppos,
him. He should aid all other good in
fluences in my life. Jesus is the ligh
Of the world. Do we realize this?
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20 Philip Morgan. foar lots Of ground
in the Third district. containing in
the aggregate l2222 acres.
From William H. Turner and wife
to Mamie L. johnson. tract of land in
Glen Burnie. Fifth district, containing
5 acres.
From E. John " Reyell. Attorney.
10 Robb Combs, tract OF land in the
Third district containing 81 659-1,oOO
acres.
From Robb Combs and wife to
Philip Morgan. tract OF land in Third
district. containing 81 65s-l0o0 acres
From Philip Ennis and wife to
Edith Smith, lot OF ground in Second
district.
From Charles A. Hodges. Deputy
Collector and Treasurer. and others
to Theodore Watts, tract of land near
Armiger. Third district. containing
212 acres.
From Joseph X Corbett and wife to
Anna NJ C. Riggs. two lots of ground
at Severn Heights. Second district.
From Armanella S Arnold and hus-
band TO j. Raymond Tolson and wife.
tract of land in Third district. con
tanning acres.
From James Clinton Mewshaw 10
Joseph ID. Lucas. two lots Of ground at
Brooklyn Heights. Fifth district
From The Back Bay Beach Ina
pyovement Company. Inc. TO Helen G.
Fox, two lots of ground at Back Bay
Beach. Eighth district
From Charles S. Murphy and wife
to Bernhard Broedner and wife. two
tracts of land in Third district. the
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first tract containing acres and the
second tract acres.
From Benjamin r Thomas and wife
to Lena Rosky. tract Of land in Fifth
district.
From The Boulevard Realty Com
pany. Inc, TO Howard Knndsen and
wife. two lots OF ground at Lake shore.
Third district
From Irving 0wings and wife to
Frank Young. TWO lots OF ground at
Owings' Beach. Eighth district
From The Ashburton Realty COM
pany 10 James f. Hackett and wife,
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.Nland Ing Of The Clubs
AMERICAN !
I TOday's Schedule
'cago at Boston.

n St Louis at Philadelphia.
other clubs not scheduled
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From Charles II. Medley ana v,..
Thomas l.. Townsend. lo, ~ r- =
at South River Park. First d,s.r..
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Manhattan

three lots OF ground at Manhattan
Beach. Second district,
From The Annapolis Savings insu-
,,,iop m Enoch p. Johnson, q lots OF
rronpa A. Bar Harbor. Third district.
From Enoch p. Johnson TO Mary 3.
Mccullough and others, three iots o.
ground at Bar Harbor. Third dlstrlcL.
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Special Sale on
New Improved
HOOSIER Beau

FEATURES ALONE ARE NOT ITS GREATEST MLRI'
The big timesavng element is in the wonderfully compact
and efficient arrangement. This HOOSIER Pacncaly
hands you the articles you need-as you need them
During this SALE will send you complete Dexter
Kitchen Set the HOOSIER your home the payment
Of $100 Many other features included in the ne"
improved HOOSIER BEAUTY and there extra charge
The low 1921 cash price, set by the
HOOSIER factory prevails.
This HOOSIER represents the best investment IN
dollars and that you make When you eae
the time steps that the HOOSIER will you why not
decide and in and pick your HOOSIkR?
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Yesterda IS Scores

Cincinnati Clio; Boston, 3-3.
ST Louis. 6; Philadelphia. 4.
Chicago, is; brooklyn. OIL
Other clubs moi scheduled. \
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