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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-12
DEATHS

cARABAJAI~Mnry n. Carabafai.
~ years OLD, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Humphrey, died yesterday
morning nj her home ht Morinrty.
y y survived BY her husband, David
, and Der psrsntn Enne
later. Garcia and Son are In Charge
MATTlN0Lf-The body % James
MattlnTly wns shipped last night 10
hts former homn IN camphellhill. llL
Mrs. Julia Cook IN daughter ~ this
|c.ty accompanied the body. strong
Brothere were in charge.
FLETCHER--Thr body OF Mrs.
Louis ~ Fletcher arrived enterdav
from Pueblo whore she die on Dec
|N. Funeral services we're held nj
strong Erothcrn' chapel this afternoon
nt $3.50 o'clock, Adah chapter No. &.
10 BR. officiating At the chapel. aud
Rev. Hugh Cooper at the grave. In
lterment viii be In Fairview cemetery
MfERs-Wiillain ~. Myers died al
his home on a Central nveme last
night ut n nRe OF 40 yeara. His
Wifi. son, and sister were here with
him and. Will take the body back iu
ihis birthplace In Petersburg Ina
Strong brothers arr IN charge, ~
DONNS-Charies Allen ponps aica
az n local hospital yesterday Afternoon
at the ase OF 50 years. He had mad.
his home In Albuquerque for the past
eight Years, and held tho position of
oookkeeper for the local branch OF
swift a Company. lie leaves hi,
wife. son, and n daughter. Tho func
raj viii be AT Strong Brothers chap.I
LIST 2ia0 Tuesday afternoon. the Rev
willard Guy oniciatlng. mtermeni
viii be in Fairvicw cemetery.
Observation-Disclosures service,
Tor Bidai A~rchiebeauc were held TIL,
norning from the santa Barbara cath.
ole church. An escort OF eN-acrvic,
men attended M pail bearers. Inter.
ment was In Santa Barbara cemetery
STRONG Brothers were In charge.
HUM Ernest -. HUM died earl,
this morning At his home on Wesl
Marble avenue at the axe Of rs years
tc lenves "A wife, who was with him
tunernl sarvices will be held Wcdues.
DAY morning az the immaculate Con.
ception church, Rev. Father Mandn,
lefi officiating, Interment will be II
,HlvSrS cemetery, Strong Brother,
ara IL charge.
NANARRo-Funeral OF Mrs. Lus
n Navarro who dis>i Saturday morn.
INK at her residence. 1905 West Cen.
trai Avenue. was held this Afternoon
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ts.oa >~4{<r6.ulS ssiasrd th<
oe><nfnx 1Ay Of the i've dsf short
[snrse on agricultural ffeniesns
which IA being heA herr vntfi
o3aspic<s 81 the ceu5tf nf1fultnna'
AGENT and the HlA.yt coiI>fet 1hs
hr4nine talk VISA MACE tn{* fecrn4n7
n. Nfal Ferfaer,n< who oetnned 7he
-11&s1I4&4s OF {affn Hfc4 ~
u a<n norry Tor the man who doe.
ess l.k< fe.:e.a< !. vl,ps 70
~ * ,9sse. o. 'Amsr,iiS r~sa.,
who n s~<i4fnn1 <JItor % Earth,
Soo1a On 4 ~ r>iAfson 81 tho railroad
70 he farmers. He polnted ~ that
u3il< n 1rns mol the policy cf the
1o6r4 ~ tr4iIro0d to Try tu' tel
lfrrn7<fs shat 70 DO. the railroad ~af
f1@s<7 ~inin< 90 ce-op~fete with
<sala<sn erAs. 81 ~isa4~eii. NAo 1.
fhembef OF tho American IerseS
c<ttte a~~soc.asion. ard was sens bore
n~dvaffnxsr 10 FARMERS or the 5crrss
need He also sketched The history
OF thu hres1..
G. X. chfst spoke on the Holsfein
breed Of cattle. He CAV the histofy
OF this breed In Auerica. and showod
that n h. always an advantage V
have a pure breed OF good csttie. he
also to3d o. instspc<s In which herds
u cattle nave becn hired uq. and IA
s6ch <sse M. ssAitd. The stsntt ras 4
decided :ncrease IN production,
FsRgy ss,.;sss, Va .. tss sss e sgs: sssr
Jet @ss ..ftedinr for MIX Pfoduc-
s. s,Ss ssi.s4i ~ fssssEssss ' Hssa 3 sA, ias ss sSs
methods to BE- uesf.
1. Bowers $50 snoke on the
feedine aide % the dairy Das,ne.s.
but soas,nsd = has Lenssss y ,Ssssi ss. No
2eli, <ur lheir predncslve years
A. uaA decieed al the n~ftcruocn scH-
sion today that no session VII be held
ie1lght The program had a talk
w Mr. Gray nnd = mgrinE picture
sehsdeisd Cor .9nisht hsi due 70 shs 4
BE- unable % otfttd this part Of tho
pfoerhm viii b. omitte4.
The pronrhm for tomorrow foliows|
ie:ee A. ~ OPENING Talk; Carl
1890 A NJ. ssiscsinx n Holst=in
Cow 9. n Christ.
usaa aiss q 4 asss2sy q n Dr. c hss
II.so a N. Pas,surisafion Of MIR
fcr Feed; pr. Shepherd Of co-opcrn-
Jersey rsdirrss.. Mel
y. Ho'sssia rsaisr.sr c
s;tS I. N. Interstate shlppinr
Refuiations; DR.. Snyder,
e :. r. Cow Testinx Asnocia'
A:3e 2. n Dairy Picture SHOW.
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FRANCES WILLARD
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
ARRIVE N CITY

The board OF directors % the
Frames willard Memorial school wilt
hold 4 mcntinG tuflight ~ is4b In
AXIS nudge room al which u ~ X
'p<cted The board Will determine the
sits Of the school. which IL 20 he
moved from Beien fite present ioce-
ton CIhtis. Santa ne ana Aibu-
qntrdue win have representative
present 70 address the board In be-
half o. the respective cities IN
CLOVIS and pther New Mexico du-
ificts.
The board will receive Invitations
atthe mAefinr tonight. and VIII meet
anafn tomorrow morning to vote on
a desirable site for the school An
Informal luncheon for the visiting
members Of the board VIII be held at
the n. N. &. A. this evening".
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PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

Radiator repairing. ouicktc Auto 90.
Ht. and Mrs Geo. A. rafhpfield
do where they nlu spend h chrlss-
mas holidays with NJ and Mrs. j.
Benson Newell They viii return TO
Asbuquersue the latter part OF jan
uHry,
Arthur seligman. OF santa Re, was
1 n Albuquerqae this morning.
Martin 0ardesky, druggist from
santa w, was in tho city today.
= T. Stafford. OF santa Re. was IN
Atbuquerque this morning.
Jonn v. Conway, state school super.
inicndont. was a visitor in Aibuquer-
que for several hours today. He lcfl
for Santa Fe BY automobile at noon
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AZ . O'Clock from the famIly rcHI1
dence 10 the san Felipe De Eeri
bara cemetery. crollDt was In charge.
CHAVBE-Funeral at Miss Anita
Chavcz. who died saturday night At n
local hospital. wnA held this murnlng
at \ o'clock from Crollott's funeral
chapel Burial wns nj Atrisco ceme-
terry
CO<TRERAS--pedro Contrerna.
SO a old, died last night mt his
anartments at pajarito from pneu-
monia. He IN survived by one son
and three daughters. Funeral ar
engagements ARE pending. Crollct II Ia
charge.
MAkTINEz-Mrs Reatrlz y. Mar
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tinrz, aged ss years dicd yesterday
afternoon at her residence at Ola
Albuauerdae, il survived by two
SOM. her husband having died slN
month age. The body WIS taken TO
croIlott funeral nnriora pending fun-
cTal arrangements. .
CTIAVEZ-ucnovevo Chavez, aged
bs years. died enriy this MORNING nt
his home on North Fourth street from
pneumonia. Mr.. chavez was IN the
sheep and stock raising business. TIE
contracted a cold while az his ranch.
lie Is survived by three children boz
sides Mrs. Chavez Funeral arrange
ments have not been made YET. Crol-
lott ia In charge.
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Agency Board
e... In Session Here

Members Of the executive commit
toe OF the New Mexico Loan Agency
are IN session today IN Tho ugenc9 Of
fice fn tho N. r. sArmi3o building pass
inF npon applications for loans IL
rna said this afternoon that the
committee would endenyor 60 finish
itf work today.
The members Of the committee
are; T. n. Herndon and A. q. Simm1
az Albuquerque: lee Baldwin Of Soc
ERE. ID T. Hoakins Of Las Vegas ana
r.. A. caboon Of Roswell
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Charles r. Webster to
Speak at Y. M. c. A.

Charles t. Webster. who 4 visiting
tbia country from India. will speak
nj the ~ NJ. G. A. on Wednesday
/ evening on the subject Of interna-
tinnal r~rinffonh. Mr.. Webster has
spent a number OF years In the
nfitinh army. both In the World war
and In South Africa. and has made q
study o. International questions. a
elmer will he aivin at the Y. N. =. a
~ . O'Clock "wednesday evening for
MO who wishes 10 attord. Fol
Rowing the dinner he viii make nis
address, which will be open to the
publlc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-12
Albuquerque Sends
Harding Honey for
Christmas Dinner

President Warren q. Harding
win eat A~lbuqaefquc honey at his
Christmas dinner. J. G. Smith.
whs has a bee farm al 400 Indian
School road today brought a case
containing 70 pounds ~ white
forward IL 10 the p~reeidenn for his
chrisfmna dinnef.
The Chambef Of Commerce will
send the chse 20 Washington to-
morrow for the white house Christ
ma dinner. and Will niso send a
telegram 70 the president with Al
hnqutrques best wishes. A book
let on Albuquerque. and a mem
bershlp blank Tor the Chamber OF
Commerce will aiAo be = n
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strikc In Nav Ynrk.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Two thou
sand employees OF slaughter houses IN
New York. members OF the Amalga-
mated Meat Cutters and Butcher
Workmen OF North America. quit
work today and left wagon loads OF
p~efiahable beef in front OF company
plants.
A report that n reduction IN wages
was imminent caused the wRlkout IN
the opinion Of Leo Joseph. Vice presl-
dent of one Of the meat companies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-12
Packers Hold Out
Against Mediation
Oh the Strike

CHICAGO. Dec. i2.-Pecking house
officials In Chicago reiterated today
that the strike declared one week ago
by d AmAigamated Meat Cutters
and Butcher Workmen'a union had
not greatly interfered with their nor
nal operations. And they also stood
firm 10 their refusal TO meet arbitra-
ton overtures OF union leaders.
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srARyING. REroRrs FIND.

SHEFFIELD. Eng,-An unemploy-
ed lnborer found three sacks filled
with nilyerware and other articles
stolen from the home OF G. r. siddall.
steel works manager. Although he
was almost starving the laborer took
the stolen a~rticlea 10 the police
station.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-12

prSds' sstrss. Vas siieh,e Inje4sd
81 an autpsnohlie accident early today
AZ East Oreenbush. about I've miles
south Of this city. but announced she
would he able TO ~ an engakcment
here This oftcrnoon. The ear over
t1rned when Tho chauffeur. attempting
- avoid a eoinaion, swefsed 70 the
Alde -of the rnad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-12

tcUHK DFc- R.-pntr1ck Meade,
former mayor Of Cork. was shot and
woundcd ~ an iinknnwn Assoiiant
while he was opening his place OF
tuaihfek this mornnE. The man who
bred ~ him WAS later arrested hut
bin name had not been made public
this afternoon.
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pEAcE niIA pAssEp.

BUDAPEST. Hungary. Dee IL
The lIi ratlfying the peace trcaty
between Hungary and the United
states passed lta urnt reading hy
unanimous vote In he national aA-
sesnbly today.
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DEBORAH. Iowa. Dec. l2.-Mr.
and Mrs ChaE. Van Brocklin. aged
- and ~ years respectively. were
shot today In their home near Frank
vile sunday. The bodies were found
hv a neikhbor. The siaser used a
shot gun.
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M%ARRIAnr L%IcENsEs.

Francisauita Lopez. Old Albnquor-
one. trinidad padilla c~andalarlas-
Elriyieen Garcia. carnuel; Enrique
pnE. tayuuel
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BEILHoPs HAVE CLrn.

lONDpN-Bellboys for West End
clubs and hotels now find recreation
at their clubhouse underneath the
Church OF 81, Northumberland
II was founded BY the Rev. II. Il. l..
Sheppard. vicar OF the church.
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DOKT's.-FoE wIEHnss

f'DOkT's"-FoH wIEHIs0
Don't Efsh you could md . iob--Find IL
Don't ~ish yop could rent your aparf
nept-Rent Il.
Don't visA you souid ssl your homo
HOWL
By 1s!ss he HsrsId's Classified oolu~H'
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-25

Mr.. Allen Starr, OF Baltimore, fl.
nancial representative Of the Bell
Telephone, is spending the day with
Capt w. II. Wright, en- route to Vir-
ginia.
The Reverend and Mrs. ]. R. ia
cobS, their daughter, Miss Louise,
and their son. John, left today for
a motoring trip through Virginia on
which they will touch Luray, Front
Royal and other points.
glass jugs. The ancient abb was
County Agent Degen spent the
weekend at his home in Mifflintown,
Pa.
Mr. Charles W. Morrison, OF the
Journal, who had his vacation last
week, accompanied by his family,
spent some days with relatives of
his wife at Winchester.
Miss Dorothy Creque, of Washing
ton, spent the week end with rela-
tives in this city.
Mrs. Susan Hannis, of Winches-
ter avenue, has returned from Fair
mont, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. George E. Parkell and the lat
ter's small son, Hannis Emmerson
Parkell,
DR.. G. P. Morrison spent the week
end in Latrobe. Pa, with his wife
and children. Mrs. Morrison is there
visiting her father, Capt. James
Peters, She is to return the first
of next week.
A Zimmerman and family, who
went to Washington yesterday, were
detained there today by reason OF
trouble with his automobile.
Justice Fred II. Baker and wife
motored Sunday to Berkeley
Springs.
Mr.. David Roach and family spent
Sunday with her relatives at Green
castle.
Rev. D. T. Gregory and family, of
DAYTON, O., arrived. Rev MI. Greg
DRY went on to Dayton, Va, on bus
mess and his family remained with
his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Broy, Faulkner avenue.
Mr.. NJ. ]. Miller of North Queen
street, was in Washington to accom-
pany back his family who have
been VlSltlnS MS W44e Icio1i'S' iA
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hollis,
Messrs. Maurice Miller and W. I.
McDaniels motored Sunday to Ber-
kelley Springs.
Mr.. Gilbert Hollis, of the Star
Barber Shop, who is off on his va
cation. left accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Ruth, to visit IN
Baltimore. ,
Misses Mary Simpson and Edith
Emory left Saturday to visit friends
at Baltimore and Ellicott City:
Misses Pauline and Ethel Ed
wards left on a visit to Moundsvllle
Mr.. Theodore Thumel, Of Cumber
land, Md, is here visiting his bro
Their, Mr.. Joseph Thumel and sisters
OF Centre street.
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OTHERS ARE CAUGHT
BY CHECK SW|NDLER
Bank Reports Checks From
Frederick Still In Jail.

Cashier Edward Rutledge this
morning was in receipt OF letter
from the Philadelphia Bank which
was named in the checks which
were offered Jeweler j.. A. Roberts
on Friday in payment for cuff links
and which were later admitted to
be worthless by the stranger who
attempted to pass them, confirming
the suspicion that the checks were
no good, and adding that tho bank
had received through Its exchanges
two checks from Frederick and one
from Elkton. Md, drawn on the
same firm, Joseph II. VanDorn and
Company and ostensibly signed by
the president OF that company, but
which were no good. The Maryland
merchants SO honoring the checks
lost the values entirely. No reply
has been received as yet from the
Salisbury. (Md) authorities who
were also advised Of the detention
OF the stranger here and where 1t
is believed he also operated. The
man is being held for the Mary
land authorities primarily; mas
much as he did not succeed In get
ting any money or articles on the
checks in this city where he offered
them, so far as is known, only at
the Roberts jewelry store and the
Spillman Brothers dry goods store,
the case against him locally Is not
very strong undess 1t can be estab-
lished that he signed the checks. 1t
was indicated this morning that he
would be turned over to the Mary
and authorities II they ask for him
Two checks were discovered on
the stranger when he was arrested,
but. since he has been in jail two
others have been found, all bearing
the same earmarks of Irregularities.
Mystery as to the mans name
still exists. III. C. Raynor" has
been the name which he has given,
but the name OF "Reed" has now
been entered which he signed to a
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-25

Hutzler.
Precinct No. 4. Smith school: Re-
ceiving Commissioners: Jere Slona-
ker, John Ashton and Hershel Par
sons. Counting Commissioners: h.
G.. Stillwell, Joseph Bohrer and A.
L. Parkinson.
Precinct No. 3, Smith school: Re.
ceiving Commissioners: II. s. Cat
row, Charles Brady and 8. S. Har-
rison. Counting commissioners,
Charles Catrow and Harry Van
Metre.
The Secretary OF this Board will
be present at the office of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court at the Court
House In Martinsburg at the days
and times provided by law to deliv-
err to the said commissioners OF
election the ballots and supplies for
the said special election.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of July. 1921
A. H. GRIFFITH,
President of the Board OF Educa-
ton of Gerrardstown District, Ber-
kelley County. w. Va.
Attest: KATHERINE S. BRADY.
7 IS 25 Secretary.
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HIS FATHERS CHURCH is
TONIGHT TO LICENSE PAUL
GRUVER TO PREACH GOSPEL

years or more in a theological SEM
mary Martinsburg will be proud of
brilliant son and preacher. Mr..
Gruver is second son of DIR. Cru
YER. who has been pastor OF First
church FOR many years. Sunday the
congregation voted with favor upon
the youths application to so forth
from that church as minister.
Rev, Dr. A. s. Hammack. superin.
tendent OF Virginia Conference. will
preside at tonights me0ing OF the
board and during the evening dele
gate will be elected to annual con
ference which will convene on Sep
TENDER Ia in Dayton, Va.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-25

telegram sent on Saturday to New
York. asking for money. A letter
was received addressed to him, in
care OF the police department yes
terday from one who signed the
name "Tilly" and who, the prison
or said. was his niece, The police
also read the letter which. they
said. contained no unusual informa.
ton and did not shed any light on
the identity of the man.
1t was reported to the police yes.
terday that a stranger had been
overheard to offer SIS to woman
living here II she would take comb
from this stranger to the prisoner
in the Jail. the offer being refused.
The police suspect that, II the re-
port is true, the comb might have
been designed as an instrument or
release for the prisoner,
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that 81.
Undertake residing in Berkeley
County, West Virginia, will apply
to the Circuit Court of said county
on the
18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1921,
at the regular term of said Court
then and there to be held, for IL
cense to carry a revolver or other
pistol under the provisions Of the
Act to amend and re-enact Sec.
Chapter As, Code of West Virginia,
relative to offences against the
peace.
Z 10 lot rop ]. L TIMBERLAKE.
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Undoubtedly II will be with justi.
fable pride that the family and
friends of Mr.. ]. Paul Gruver. son
of Rev. DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Gruver,
will see that young man licensed to
preach. Such an event will take
place tonight at the last quarterly
meeting of the official board of
First United Brethren church,
Young Mr.. Gruver since entering
school at Dayton, Va, and deciding
upon the ministry as his life's call
Ing. has demonstrated unusual abil-
ity and every one feels that when
he completes his course OF four
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-25

1t is further provided that the
voters of Gerrardstown District be
listed and registered as provided
for in section 98-avii of chapter 6
of the Acts OF West Virginia Of
1916.
1t is further ordered that the
canyassed on the fifth day Sunday
excepted) after the date of said
election as provided by section 68
of chapter 8, Barnes Code Of West
virginia. and section 1874, Of chap
ter 2, Acts of the Legislature OF
1919.
The aggregate amount OF indebt-
edness in said district existing is
as follows;
Maintenance Building Fund 5000
New Building Fund ......... 900
Teachers Fund .............. 900
Bonded and other indebtedness. 900
Total .... ............... $OUo
The amount OF taxable property
of all kinds within said district is
$1,988,006.OO.
And pursuant to the foregoing
proclamation the following are here
by appointed and confirmed as COM
missioners Of election at the vari-
ous precints of said district for
holding the said election, viz:
Precinct No. l, .Gerrardstown:
Receiving Commissioners: John
Thompson, Allen Cushwa and Char
les Mcbride. Counting Commission
ers: Frank Coils, David LeFevre
and Elmer Mcbride.
Precinct No. 2, Glengary: Re-
ceiying Commissioners: Lawrence
Parsons, r. N. Mason and Walter
Sharff Counting Commissioners;
Charles Bailey, J. G. Gain and A. S.
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RAN OVER DRUNK

Coming from church Sunday. Con
stable Tom Hardy almost ran over
a drunk on the sidewalk in front OF
Spillman's store. He locked the rel
low up at the station house.
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WILL MOVE

Mr.. Robert Whitacre, who mas
been residing on South Maple ave-
nue., will move his family tomorrow
to their home recently purchased
at 211 Porter avenue.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-25

Miss Stella Trenary, West Burke
street. who has been suffering from
throat trouble for several weeks,
went to Hagerstown today to consult
4 snacialiSt
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-25

Mr.. T. o. Prodigy, Washington.
d. c., distributor OF the Auburn
Wagon Company line Of commercial
truck bodies, spent the weekend a.
the home Of Mr.. r. A. Bradford. on
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JONATHAN HAW

Will sing all we'll known and
popular music at the concert Tues
day, July 26th. Z % ct p
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-25

WANTED - Ladies and gentlemen
for our new factory. Apply on
Thursday and Friday Of each
week, to start work about August
Is. c. H. Musselman Co., Inwood,
w. Va. C73
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FOR SALE-A desirable corner
property, nine room house. Yard
large enough to accommodate ga
rage Concrete side walk on both
streets. Suitable for store and
dwelling. or, department house.
Possession within 30 days from
sale For information see l.. Dew.
hardt, attorney in fact. Csc
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NANTED-Home for baby girl. For
particulars apply C 104 Care OF
Journal. C104@
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-25

sALESMEN to cover Western Mary
land and the greater part Of West
Virginia, with splendid line Of
ladies' aprons, middies, children's
dresses; commission basis. Bloom
& Moses. gil S. Hanover St,
Baltimore, Md. C-S4
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WANTED-Position as housekeep-
er in country. Address C-92,
care Journal.
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WANTED-At nnra one or two good
pipehtt@s for street service
work. Apply in person at Gas Of
fee, 1T W. King St. C79
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WANTED

HELP WANTED
First class stenogra-
pher. Good salary.
Apply Room s, Shenan-
doas, Valley Bank and
Trust Co. Building
C-tf
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WILL SELL cheap, kitchen range,
double heater, Victor machine
and records. Apply 126 North
Center St. CSC"
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WANTED-Boarders. 901 Virginia
Ave. C8S'
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Bay horse. See Don
Zamarelly, New York Ave. C-59'