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GARRETT & 90
l!.- = MAIN STREET.
FERTILE vInGIHIA FARM

FERTILE VIRGINIA. FARM
THE 1Mr& GNEA T .5 nsAsTE ,..S,. AA%p
;.9n"l TAM, Bui!iIns. Rich,n6nl.
IT, ag,es Q! ,he mo., productive
This iani : all :,lla6ir. Viii ths
"Nc"pM9n "i ." acres % ypun. ti,u-
her rh:- farm Is in q hiI:h s:a.e
III ' tlry ias, and h. Soii i OF
VITA a porous clay sub+o.l.
praasr,y ho 9.Se u. H:it nc Syv on TN
corn cribs. chicken houses ani
%thsr oGlGuil4insss IN" ,property
from school. along u hard road.
amt miles from = city o.: 1000
s s9Spn5anSn' Where sou hay" N;
school, good churches. good mar
k"iS. and where YOU have a .hlr
ping point. either ny steamship or
markets. OF Inc uni,'i STAT .S = i
,S.,n. ~ ~ ,his fern on easy
price.
can on. write or wire he
G !55slo F @sS'I5I MA IANr c9MEhXy
Richmond. Va.
rn,r.,,irh qne ,M;af;:2n ::t;
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FpE SAIL. TWO ,EuuM NpnEv%
nhiCk DWELLINGS, * NESg EMO.
SALE HihvrEp FROM $N.urp ~, l.
~ s. 200 Each. si.iuD CASH IA ii.
rnH MONTH FpH uoTu. Ok s:.S6J
PEI: lEAE. SOW LEASED no SEP
MBEE. Ny 'i.lEN Is bEI Err
MINED 70 SELL" H. NJ. N.GUt':E
REAL ESTATE, EXCLUSIVE AI;EET
l.. - HoN 81: CITY ROCI.ENNI,b
4iji.
FOR SAl.i:-Ntra.tly- central hricls rental
irUperiy. now paying 81" pc! month
WIZ accept small cash payment. auto
m"hii" or hnildnr lot ns Mrs, payment
l'h!Hncc monthly iiie rent. What have
Dispatch
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FARM T. - acres. near Failing cr."E Sahy.I
"n M"r"i-.. Road suitable tor iruck
ana puli.E Stp-'. ana t"g.r T't n place
An?il T. v. Abbott pNaar
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FOR SALE hy the own-r beautiful -
room modem humc. nu smooth riaV-,l
street. "a West End WI also sell my
furniture Cali Madison SAIL Posses
SION a; "ncc Terms can lac arranged.
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GRACE 81, II. 5Ot-Front room. tuF.
nishcd OF unfuru:shed. a!ro one furnished
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

SMALL HOUSE in Oak Grove. at Lake.
sis ideal place for garden and chick :
ems. Madison e3ll-Y.
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NEEINEb young iaIy si-iirS board AMI
roam Sl,h private fsuilN. centrally 10
Gated Adircsa j. 22l. car" Times Dis
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iI'JU Sc:

WANTED ar oSCE s. or GROOM
POSSESSIONS WASTED ATTWAY BY
isiu OF MARCH. AN:wEN M OEcE.
ADDRESS - 2Jt. CARE TIMES DIS
PATCH
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MDSTlCELI.O HOTEL. ia NoTth Eighth.
Nice clean. sanitary rooms zoe. WV.
$3.50 dairy. Sa.5O ia 5000 weekly.
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LARGE. double room. heated. adJoinin
bath. Al4D sluYlo rooms iDI East cary
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Manifestations. board

BUSINESS cir! d.air". room az room ana
hoard ia trlvat. hout" Willing To 1hir"
room win refined ri-l. hiGrezs T. ZI:.
rar.. Ti'rtcs- Hi-batEh.
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Rooms tor housekeeping as

CARY. " i:.i,. Two rooms. ,turnishcl.
hcf and cold water in Hitch"n. bath
and electric UEhts.
MAIS 81 Is. D"sirabl" heated rooms
comfortably furnished. FOR nUuschr"p-
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TI!E GREAT EASTERN i.vn
ON IASf. "a; 2Us-siG Central ~.
,.NHA! ithnh Building Richmond.
Va offers !o- sale.
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FARMS
EAR SIS FOL; SALE.

q acre. on OSBORN" F.ke miles en-,
~ El'hmo. bungalow Oh James nly"r
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without Board

GRACE W. TOB--EsIi room. to gentle
man best residential section.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots for Sale

TX SAi.E-Fine building site on Lax.
ii"uleNn-d $50. ci'ap'
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" A%TED 10 Rent small :nrW Mi;n
Privilege 20 purchasing 10 -ul;l bile, Must
Zoe, good road aHu near city Adj.
d-"s- - all, cat" Times - wa ten.
Is &$TEp. TpUr Or nyc-roo'n Eat. pr"rc--
t.Ip-J.
WISH TO TAKE un"NDl-rd lease on fur
nishcd 90 uu:urnirh-l house. Possession
ouCr. or gppUS. ~ good condition.
.Nidr.-- J. -. BoN ~
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FOR rent. at once. title Dover farm, Ia
tinochldnd County. - miles from Rich
moni, 1914 acres best James River !"m
grounds SiN-room dwelling. good barns
AMI outhulidiDgs James .. fag", Room
-. American MAI onai bhn" FINDING
Houses for Rent II
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HOUSE Rr-ponsihi" party desires 10 rcrr
:, ~ ~, se'e1-f7om nous" Ia tn" w"st
betw.a March i; aad Npr.i' - II ia.
nous. - Ia good lpcHtiDn and repair
would not object "a making l"aE" 70,
80 y".rs. Address T. $40. care Times
iJIgr.,Ch
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03
GEMS OF LEGEND
FOUND in MEXICO
Fabulous Diamond Mine Re
ported Discovered by
Geologist.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-The lost dIa-
mOnd mine of Guerrero, said to
contain a quantity Of huge gems
which sparkle like sunshine on
rain, has been found at last, ac-
Cording to reports reaching here
today from Mexico. A Mexican
geoIogist, looking for mineral pros
poets. is said to have stumbled
across the sparkling fortune by ac-
cident.
The whispered reports have caused
great comment in Mexico City, it
was said.
Gen. Guerrero, after whom A state
in Mexico was named, is credited
with discovery of the mine in the
early part Of the last century. When
Emperor Itrubide sat upon the
throne Of Mexico, Guerrero presen-
ted him with a number Of splendid
diamonds Of immense size. But
Guerrero died without disclosing
the source OF the treasure. Since
that time the mystery goIconda has
been sought by many Mexican ad-
venturers without success. Some
believed it only a romantic myth.
Exact location Of the mine win
not be made public. it was said.
until the geOlogist who discovered
it concludes his efforts to estab-
lish ownership Of the property on
which it was found.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03
Man Killed by Rock
In Fight at Home

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Jan. ..
Struck on the forehead by a rock
thrown, it is alleged, by Herman
FARRELL, John A. Mcdaniel is dead
at the home near Fletcher. The
homicide followed an oyster roast
at the home of J. P. Thomas.
Several rocks were thrown. and
one Is said to have struck Charles
F, FARRELL at almost the Identical
spot MCDANIEL received his fatal
wound, but Jarrelrs wound was
not so serious. McDanieps skull
was crushed and he died in a few
hours.
Following the inquest over Nc
Daniels body, James Newman Kirt-
ley, Jesse FARRELL and Lester Lamb
were placed under arrest, the war
rants charging them with compile
ity in the killing of McDanieL
Each was bailed in the sum of 81 :
900 to appearIat a preliminary hear
ing to be held January 10. A phone
message states that Herman farrell
has departed on a train for some
place unknown.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03
LDYEAR FADES
ON YEAR OF CRIME
Violent Deaths Mark Pass
ing of 1920 in New
York City.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-More than
half a dozen girls, still in their
teens. unwilling to face a New Year
of hardships and loneliness have
attempted suicide, according to re-
ports at police headquarters. More
than twenty-five killings and shoot
ings were shown in the reports.
The body of an extensively
dressed young woman, her throat
cut with a razor, was discovered on
the Palisades. Police said she had
been dead several days.
Alice Gray, a young artist, was
in Bellevue Hospital today suffering
from cyanide of potash poisoning,
alleged by police to have been self
administered because she was un-
willing to face new year of unsuc-
cessful work.
dying in Bellevue Hospital from a
bullet wound in her head Police
were unable to discover how the
wound had been inflicted.
Miss Gladys Harrison was suffer
ing from seven SldD "OuIlOS dIIef
having been saved from a burning
bed in her home by a policeman who
heard her screams. Although the
woman has been unable to tell how
the wounds were inflicted and her
bed afire, police believe a man had
stabbed her and then set fire to the
bed to conceal his crime.
Conrad Weber and his wife were
found dead from asphyxiation in
their home. Police were working
on the theory a kitten, which was
found dead in the same room. had
severed the gas tube.
Julian Dick, member OF the New
York Cotton Exchange, was suffer
ing from a fatal wound in his alb
domen, inflicted accidentally, police
said, by his friend, George Bruce
Brooks. a lawyer. Brooks is the
son of Belvidere Brooks, "ice presi-
dent and general manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03
X. of C. Plan Widespread
Welfare Work This Year.

NEW YORK. Jan. PLANS for
national activity Of the knights OF
Columbus for 1891 are announced
in a statement by William J. Nc
Ginley,. of New York, supreme sec
retary Of the organization .
The knights will continue the ac-
tiyiHes OF their 1000 councils in
local charities and civic movements.
The national organization will con-
centrate its energies on K Of c.
educational work in free night
schools, scholarships for former
service men and extensive lecture
bureau work. One hundred new
schools are planned
1t is probable that this year will
witness the opening Of the K OF
c. Welfare Club in Rome and the
commencement, in the event Of ac-
ceptance by the American Legion.
Of the great 35.0e0, 900 National Me-
mortal Building in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03
Boy, in Pitiable
Plight, Rescued
Praying in Hills

OAKLAND. Md. Jan. 2.-Ernest
Gnegy. aged about 20 years, was
found in the mountains in pitiabie
condition, following a note written
to the Rev. Hs- F. Blink, pastor of
the Lutheran Church, Westernport,
stating that he was going up into
the mountains to pray.
The young man had attended
services there and later in the day
Rev. Mr.. Blink received the note.
After a day or two interested par
ties set out in search for him and
he was located near Grantsville in
a distressed state. -
Young Gnegy is regarded as
above the average in intelligence and
had thought of entering a minis
terial career. He was a great stu
dent of the Bible and was looked
upon in his community as a leader
among the younger classes in
church work.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03
AroOstOck Potato Men
Strike for Higher Price

HOULTON. Me- Jan. Potato
growers Of Aroostock County have
gone on strike. They are refusing
to haul potatoes to market until
conditions change. They demand
a tariff restriction which will put
them on an even basis with for
eign producers.
1t is said that there has not been
barrel of potatoes grown in Aroo-
stock County during 1920 which cost
the farmer less than 81 when ready
for shipment. Prices have been be-
low the 50 mark and so the grow
ers are refusing to sell.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03
Polite Bandit
Uses Gun, But
Only for Loan

HAGERsTowN, Nd, Jan. -
The most polite kighwaymnn on
record has been found
shortly after midnight when
Alvin p. Stauffer, a Harvard stu
dent, was walking along the
street to his home, he was heio
up by n masked man who oe-
manded, at the poiht OF n gun
all of Stnuffer's money.
He produced S75.
The rObber took $50 ana re-
turned the balance TO his victim
and then required him TO write
his name and address on apiece
of paper, stating that he was
hard up and was taking the mon
ey as n loan, and would return
IL in n short time. The robber
ordered Stauffer to move on and
fed.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03
WoOd'to Lay Cornerstone
For Roosevelt Memorial

NEW YORK, Jan. 2-In commem-
oration~of the second anniversary of
the death of Theodore Roosevelt,
the Womenis Roosevelt Memorial
Association has arranged to lay the
corner stone OF Roosevelt House,
which viii mark the site OF his
birthplace at 2s East Twentieth
street. on Thursday afternoon. jan
uary 6. b. -
;. Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood will set
the corner stone in place and de-
liver the dedicatory address. Jean
Jules Jusserand, the French Am
bassador, will come from washing
ton to, express the appreciation Of
France for the work of American
women to make of Col. Rooseyelt's
boyhood home shsrine OF patri-
otism.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03
Senator France Addresses
Martens Protest Meetiza

NEW. YORK Jan "A mass
meeting 10 protest sgainst the d.
portation Of Ludwig c. A X Mar
tens representative of the Russian
Soviet government" was held this
afternoon at Madison Square Car
den under auspices OF the Ameri-
can Labor Alliance for Trade Re-
lations With Russia, with the CO.
operation OF the American women's
Emergency Committee, the Civil
Liberties Union and the Soviet Rus
sian Medical Relief Committee.
The principal speaker at the
meeting was Senator Joseph 1.
France, Of Maryland. who discussed
the resolution be has placed before
the Senate Foreign Relations Com-
mittee demanding trade with Rus
sis-
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03
Snake Frozen Stiff
Crossing Canal on Ice

HAGERsTowN, Nd, Jan. a.
Spring weather in this section In
midwinter is bringing out snakes.
Reptiles have been enticed from
their Information, according to re-
ports from Sharpsburg, where Roy
Rowe saw large blacksnake
crawling along the road. The snake
disappeared among dead leaves.
George Thomas saw a large water
snake wriggling on the ice cover
ing the bottom of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, but the snake froze
stin Before 1t got across.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03
DiUOrce in Lynchbmg
For EUery 7.2 Weddings

LYNCHBURG, Va, Jan. 2.-During
1920 the two State courts in Lynch
burg granted one divorce for each
7.2 marriage licenses issued from
the clerks ONCE of the corporation
court.
In the period there were 500
licenses, a record breaking number,
and eighty-three divorces. The COR
poration court granted five separa-
tions during the year and the cir
cult court seventy-eight.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03
Receives Two Bullets.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Jan. 2
p. H. Shifett, the victim of a holf-
day shooting near Nimrod, is at the
University of Virginia Hospital with
bullet wound in the lower groin
and another in the left leg. The
shots II is alleged. were fired by
Elmer Shifett. aged IS, who will be
given a preliminary hearing Jan
uary 5.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03

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The Washington herald., 1921-01-03
FEDERAL COURT
CONVENES TODAY
AT ALEXANDRIA
Prohibition and Postal
Cases Scheduled on
Docket for Trial.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. S. DOniphan,
T2T King Street

"a Ming street.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. 2.-The
January term Of the United States
Court for the Eastern District Of
Virginia, Judge Edmund Wadden,
presiding, will convene at IL o'clock
tomorrow morning when the docket
will be called and cases set for trial.
There will be both a grand and
petit juries at this term. Many cases
for violations of prohibition laws
and postal laws are to be presented.
In addition there are several cases
pending to be considered by the
petit jury continued from the last
term of court.
Hundreds Of Washington automo-
bilists today drove through AIexan-
dria, many going as far as Mount
Vernon. The spring-like weather re-
suited in a big increase in the num-
Der of machines out today compared
to former Sundays.
The week of prayer services will
be opened tomorrow night in the
Second Baptist Church and will be
conducted by Rev. E. V. REGISTER,
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. These services will
be held each night in the diff
, ferent Protestant churches, ending
Friday.
A large number of Maccabees and
their friends will attend the ladies'
night celebration tomorrow night in
their hall on the fourth floor of the
Alexandria National Bank Building.
During the year 1920 five ships
were launched by the Virginia Ship
building Corporation as follows:
ClemenCe c. Morse, January 10;
Jennie R. Morse, February 2S; Anna
E. Morse, April ?; Colin H Living
stone, June 26; George NJ Morse,
October 25. All are 9,4OO-ton steel
treighters.
The first and second degrees of
the order were conferred this after
noon on a class Of candidates by
Fitzgerald Council, Knights of Co
lumbus. at meeting in St. Mary's
Hall The third degree will be con-
ferred next Sunday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03

In Ohio, a resolution urging school
teachers to wear simple garb, if
they wish to hold their places. and
TO refrain from using rouge in school
hours, was passed by the Toledo
Housewives League. The house
wives claim that girl pupils copy the
fashions Of their teachers.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03

School pupils in Chester, Pa, will
have the advantage OF getting a
practical knowledge Of shipbuild-
ing as a result Of an agreement be-
tween the Chester school board and
the Merchant Shipbuilding Corpora
tion.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-03

To stimulate business with other
nations students interested IN for
eign languages at the University OF
Pittsburgh, will aid exporters OF
that district by trsnslstinE letterI
into different languages.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Furbee
and children of Clarksburg have
heen called here blythe death of The
formers mother, Mrs. Sarah j. Fur
bee.
John Z. iHushes has returnd from
a few days visit with relatives vt
Burton
j T. Koen was business visitor
at Fairmont yesterday.
Miss Florence Connolly was home
from Fairmont for the Weekend
with her parents on Highland ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H Boor and chill
dren, DR.. W. j. Leahy, Miss Alice
Vessels, Miss Kathryn Cunning
ham, Myron snodgrass, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S. Jones' C.. Leidig, Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ, Lowther and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Burt
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grns rent SUNDAY II NalIey alig,
Mi c. n Peat has gone tn
i 4 .haFg toF yisiE VIZ ri:la'
MEE and Mrs. Il. w. CongIeton,
eiAlsher Margaret ana son ice have
rGtc-tsd from Canip Kill Kara on
Tygart river
G. G. Cottman and son are In Cal.
h0un county on business for the
South Penn Oil c0mpay.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. Tcothnan
Of Underwood spent the week end
With their daughter Mrs. c. II, Pril.
lips in Hough addition.
Mrs. c.. g. Cotfman is visiting
ner mother, Mrs. Goodwin at
Clarksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed q, Holland ana
daughter have gone to Marietta and
other Ohio points for a visit with
relatives.
c. W. Bpsby, c. c. Basnett and
y, F. Beatty and son visited the
Boy Scout camp near Phllippi on
Sunday
Miss Virginia Lopez has returned
from q visit with her parents in
wheeling.
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Notice 70 HalatFt n rslrr,or,
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list Of ali me NUM- sSse T., ts y. 4.
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numbers Of All Al mia hops, sA , ,aas
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Bonds Nos. %, II, Il, &. e. So
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Make Your Own
BUG KILLER
F. D. O.

Yoa con eastly make d homo . fun
quart Of tho strongest huT-titler for FHe.
enough % KIN million bSdbugs. roachea,
o. fes sH az 1Ss ,As Tss ~ VII ass
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gell9pe-50lr dFugRst has II Or 10 can
set II Tor you Or sent prepaid etther aEe
By .Ehe Owl Chemical Co., TeFTe Hauta,
Ind, upon receipt OF pr1ee.. Look for thl
tsHtrs Ased On every paskags
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and Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Dawson
spent Sunday at Bentons Ferry.
James E Yost was a visitor at
Failmont on Sunday.
Mrs. Il, w. Chase aad daughter,
Mrs. Earl v. Wilson and Mrs. J..
N. MILAN all OF Rylne' wsre visit.
tors here yesterday
John II. Rogerson, j., AMI e. o.
Wilt were visitors at Valley FAILS
Sunday.
IlsIbert A. Swift government
caIphye at Washington. u. G. has
returned TO that city after n visit
with friends here
NJ md Mrs. j. H.. vogah and
c!itl",en Mr.. and Mrs. E, e.
sIaugh and Mr.. ami Mrs. oEav G
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smart secessuFies for SnnF dress
Ing tahlsi can Be made with tie ga
OF sealing wax. A,well shaped bot.
,tls covered lightly with black seal.
Ing wax into which fantastic color.
ed leather bits have been pressed,
makes a good looking smelling
salts bottle. The sealing wax will
also take oil paint,
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Locals Lose

The Warrington baseball team
went 70 Wheeling on Sunday after
noon where 1t was defeAted by the
eauer's club OF that city ny the
score Of 7-6 Warrington uuthit tho
home team By a considerable NOR
gin but their many errors were re-
,sponaible for the defeat. Burns
pitched a good game for Manning
Ton
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-19
A. M. g, Rally

The gathering Of the A. N. Z.
shurch on Locust street on Sunday
was one Of the largest ever held. by
ghe colored people here. Rev. +.
Tune, pastor of the Mt. Zion
church at Fairmont made the ad.
dress and the music was augment.
ed BY the choir Of that church.
There were visitors from Downs
sFarmington and many other towns
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-19
wa Entertained

Miss Margaret Hanley has return
ed from Morgantown where she was
the guest Of her sister Miss Gwen
sdolen Hanley, student at the
state university. While there the
former was entertained at an alter
noon tea at the home OF Mrs.
CLARK.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-19

Secretary bari Brummage OF The
Boys club is planning 10 reopen
their quarters over Andcrson's
store, tho door Of which hls been
locked because of some intractions
ottthe club rules. a meeting with
this object in view has been called
Tor this evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-19
GLOW We Cleared Our Summer
h Homo Of Rats'.' by Mrs. Parry

When We opened our seaside
home last May 1t was alive with
rats. They'd snawcd all tho up.
holstering. We cleaned them out
ftisa week with RAT-SNAP. pre-
fer rat killer because It comes
in cake form, no mixing Saves
dirtying hands and plates Three
Sizes, CSC. CSC, SLIPS. Sold and
suaranteed by Cranes Drug store,
South Side Pharmacy. Fairmont;
Johnson Pharmacy. ShInnston; Pre-.
scfiption Pharmacy, Warrington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-19
PrlsonLer Releasel

Elias Rohanna who was he!oce
Justice Barrack yesterday morning
on a charge OF having stripped ms
auto which had been levied on by
L. Snyder OF Fairmont, OF its Access
series, was found not guilty emd
discharged.