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New Britain herald., 1922-09-16
NEW RUSSIAN NOTES

Vladivostok, Siberia, Sept 1e.- Again there is to be a new issue of Russian banknotes, The government has decided to issue small money tokens to the aggregate amount of 50.0oo roubles gold. The commercial classes are alarmed as they will be the hardest hit It will be obligatory for them to accept these money tokens at their face value. and as 1t appears the people at large have little faith in their value, the first thing expected will be to convert it into goods.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-16

factory at Worthwhile and those in cities outside of Michigan.
 Most of the factories likely to be affected by the closing of the Ford in- dustries through the loss of chief market are located in Detroit or near by Michigan cities, They manufac- ture various parts and accessories not produced by the Ford shops and in most cases are equipped only for this work. No authentic information as to the number employed in these shops could be obtained today.
 Since deciding to close his factor les, MT. Ford has held daily confer
New Britain herald., 1922-09-16
Friends Tender Shower
 To Miss M, HI, Petuski

Friends of Miss Margaret H. Petus- kis rendered her miscellaneous shower last night at her home at 4s Franklin street Miss Aldona Politis vas bride. Verna Regalis was groom and Lulia Milukis was clergyman in mock marriage which was one of the evenings enjoyable features Miss Petuskis will become the bride of NJ J Scanlon of Hartford in the near future.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-16

ed to meet the rail and coal crisis. There was no alternative, the manu. facturer declared but to pay profiteer- Ing prices Rather than do that hN declared he would keep the plants closed indefinitely.
 Ford Stands Alone.
 Inquiry today failed to disclose any other Detroit manufacturers who con. templated action similar to that of MT. Ford. Some of the local plants were reported working on short fuel rations, but manufacturers as . whole believed they would be able to obtain supplies sufficient to avert suspension.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-16

ences with his executives In an effort to solve the fuel and materials prob lem but in every market considered, he said, he found prices higher than he believed they should be. r--
 The rail strike cut of fuel supplies from the Ford mtues in Kentucky and transfer difficulties prevented ship ment of coal from other non-union fields over the Ford railroad, the De- troit, Toledo and Ironton. This led to charges by Mir. Ford that the fed eral fuel administration was not func- tioning as 1t should and the inter state commerce commission had fail
New Britain herald., 1922-09-16
IMPORTANT PAPERS
 SAID ID BE MISSING.
Clerk at Ulster Military Head- quarters Said to Be Suspected

Dublin, Sept. l6.-(By Associated Press An all day battle occurred in Sligo Thursday between National army forces and irreguars Com mandant Gen. John McKeown in q dispatch describes the magnificent national troops as showing q cool ness practically unequalled in dis lodging the irregulars from an all most impregnable position
 The nationalist casualties declared to be few included Brig Gen. Ring who was killed and Gen. Labor, slightly wounded The irregulars casualties are described as heavy.
 In the first three hours of the en- counter with the irregulars, who had taken up ambush positions with road mines, machine guns and an armor- ed car at Drumsheen. on OK noun tain, Ring was killed and Labor slightly wounded Three of the rank and file also were wounded The na- tionalists captured 13 prisoners here with arms and equipment. The ir- regulars fled, the armored car cover ing the retreat
 The dispatch gives the details of an exciting chase by the nationalists and an engagement at Lough Talt, in which heavy casualties were inflicted upon the irreguars, while the na- tionalists suffered no losses At Null lens Cross. Gen Labor was again slightly wounded, and a sergeant was shot dead at the wheel of national 1st armored car during an attempt to ram the armored car of the irregu- lars
 The dispatch adds that large con centration movements of troops are occurring throughout west Ireland.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-16
ANOTHER DON'T IN
 ZION CITY, B'GOSH
Author of Blue Laws Was Piker Alongside of Voliya--Nfethodists
 Protest Jailing of Preachers.

Chicago, Sept, is,-zion City has a new don't. It Is: Don't preach the Gospel except when and where Over seer Voliva wants 1t preached.
 Three ministers thought otherwise and all three of them were arrested within a week two of them passing the night in cells. Eight women who listened to them were also arrested but not jailed, The charge was preaching after 10 o'clock at night. But this Is the way Voliva's spokes- man explained it:
 Those folks had an all night meeting Tuesday and howled and screamed about their sins so they kept everybody awake. They claimed to be the worst of sinners and go we thought the jail would be the right place for them"
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Special Notices

payment thereof, and being re.
quested so to do by the holder Of
said notes, /, tho said trustee, will,
on the 22nd, day OF December,
1922, commencing at 2 O'clock P.
NJ, at the front door of the Court
House of said Marion County, sell
the property conveyed to me, by
way Of public auction, to the
highest bidder.
T Said real estate consists Of a lot
Of ground on which is located a
three story brick building with
basement and is situated between
Water street and Mill street OF the
City Of Fairmont in Marion Coun.
", West Virginia, bounded as fol-
lows:
beginning at a point in the line
Of Water street, a corner to a lot
formerly owned by Idella NJ.
Barnes, and running with the line
Of said lot distance Of thirty-slx
feet toward the Monongaheia
River to an iron polN N the line
OF said Mil street: thence with
the line Of Mill street thirty.seven
feet to the corner Of another lot,
and with the line Of this last
named lot n distance Of thirty
six feet TO said water street;
thence with the line Of Water
street, thirty seven feet to the
place Of beginning. together vita
all the rights and improvements
thereunto belonging, as the same
Is set out In said deed. OF trust, re.
ference to which is hereby made.
TERMS OF SALE: one-third. or
as much more as the purchaser
wishes to pay, cash on the day OF
sale: one.third on or before one
year, and one third on or before
two years, from the day ot:sale,
the purchaser giving interest bear.
ing notes with approved security
and retaining the title as further
security until the unpaid purchase
money Is paid.
JOHN F. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
Nov. 20, Dec. 6, 10, 20.
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Special Notices
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that at q
meeting of all The stockholders 81
the Flat Run Gas Coal Compan ,
a corporation created and organ
lied under the laws OF the state 81
West Virginia, held at the law OK
flee of F. A. .ortwan, in the cIty
Of Pontiac, and state Of Illinois, on
the goth day Of November, A. q
1922, at which meeting all OF, tn
capital stock Of said company wa,
represented and voted in favor Of
the same the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved: First, That the Fla
Run Gas Coal Company, n CORPORA
ton created and organized unde.
the laws Of the state OF West VII
ginia, does hereby discontinue bust
ness as corporation and surred
ders to said state its Charter and
Corporate Franchise. The Board
OF Directors will proceed to COZ
vert the property, chooses in action
and all assets OF this corporation
into cash, and pay OF and discharge
all Its debts, liabilities and oblig /
tions; and after fully dischargins
all such debts. liabilities and obi
cations, divide the remainde,
among the stockholders pro rata
with, their several holdings Of
stock, but no such payment shat
be made to any stakeholder unit
after the publication Of the motto.
hereinafter provided.
Resolved: Second, That the
President Of this corporation caus.
notice OF the adoption OF the fore
going resolution 10 be published In
some newspaper Of general circula,
tion, published near the principal
office or place OF business OF this
corporation, once a week for. foGl
successive weeks; and that he Ger
tity these resolutions to the secre,
tary Of State Of the state Of Wost
Virginia, and deliver to him Ger
titicate showing the publication Of
said notice, as provided by law.
m WTTNES WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set the name Of said cor,
poration and affIved It's corporate
seal. this goth day Of November,
A. D. 1899.
FLAT RUN GAS COAL COMPANY,
By D. s.. MYERS,
Its President.
Attest: (sEALl
D. s. MYERS, Or,
Its Secretary.
Dec. s:ts.2O.s7
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Marriage Announce,

K Announcement has been made oil
the marriage Of Miss Dorothy Isa'
bel Smith Of Baxter and Albert
Hurl West OF Grant Town, whtcn
was soiemniEed on November 90
at the parsonage OF the officiating
minister. the Rev. !. s. Tyler, at
tairyiew. The ceremony was Wit.
messed BY Opal and Wallace Smith,
sister and brother Of the bride.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. West drove to Twin Brook
Farm where a three course dinner
was served, only the immediate
kslnetibers OF the families being
pbTesent. On account Of the serious
Illness Of Mr.. Vests grandfather,
the wedding trip TO Washington,
pbes which had been planned, was
notitaken. Mr.. and Mrs. West have
tlken mp their residence in apart.
rnents on Pennsylvania avenue.
The brideis a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. n. 2. Smith OF Baxter and
had been employed at Hartley's
and at the wooiworth store in this
city. Mr.. West is son Of Mr.. and
MrsNW. Il. West Of Grant Town
and unemployed by the New Eng.
land Fuel q Transportation Co.
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the weekend With Miss stella

the weekend with Miss Stella
Nichols at Monongt1h.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Dennis and
Mrs: a. B. Moore and daughter
Lillian were the guests Of Mrs.
Bell McClelIen Of Warrington ths
last Of the week.
Mrs. Eftie Tiehenor, Mrs. Reggie
Vanmeter and MrA Lizzie Non
mirth OF Enterprise were recent
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Earl Harr on Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. Hannah Phillips, who has
been spending some time at tina
home Of her daughter, Mrs. ]. W.
Fleming on Naomi street, has rs,
turned to her home at Rlce'S Land,
ing, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank wfliong Of
FsiTmont were guests at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Roy sapp on Muir.
ray avenue Sunday
Miss Lucy Fleming spent the
weekend as the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. William Rowe of California,
Pa
Paul D. Cochran returned Mon
day from a visit with his family.
who are spending some time with
relatives at Weston.
Mrs. Rhoda Wilbern Is here for
a visit with ner sons, Earl AMI
Bryan wilbsrn.
Miss Nellie Faust and brother,
Guy Faust, spent'sunday with their
sister, Mrs. John Hogan OF Grant
Town. a7'
Mr.. and Mrs. win Layman and
family have returned from q visit
with relatives at. Klngwooti.
Wilbur and Dale satterfield were
oyer.sunday visitors at the home
Of their aunt, Mrs. c. q McCray
of Winfield. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Boyers OF
Littleton have returned home after
"a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Jones Of Highland avenue.
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piece of the table vas 3 mound Of
brides roses and maiden hair
ferns, and the fayors we're tiny
pink baskets flied With candles
The place card6 were BmaIl
brides. Covers SwerO laid for the
following; Mfs. Margaret San
ger, Of New York City: Miss MI
dred Griffith, OF Pittsburgh:
Miss Helen Fletcher. OF Winston,
N. g.; Miss Columbia Maxwell;
Miss Ruth Gaylord, Miss Chris
tine Haynes, Miss Alice Gaylord
and Mrs. Birk Morris.-The
Clarksburg Telegram.
ChaFlaton Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Al swearingen re-
turned yesterday from q visit in
Parkersburg, MorgantoWu and
Fairmont. where they spent the
past week.
After visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. a. n. Barnes during the
illness Of her sister, Miss Pauline
Barnes, Mrs. Charles Decker, Of
New York, returned last night q,
her home.-The Charleston Daily
EeWb, .
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Personal

HINDU AsTRoLoaIsT-Dry Him.
! fhia, OF East India, the worlds
noted medium, clairvoyant and as.
trologist, sitting in hts great sup
RENE power, reading human life,
tells your life story from the stars.
Remenb her the stars viii guild you
through life. II you're worried
troubled or discouraged on any a.
fair, Of life, send tho date Of your
birth, IS cents TO cover mailing ex.
'penses, win send horoscope 81 i'm.
Tortance to you. Must send self.
addressed envelope. Address D..
w. d. Himihia, Lock Box 1885.
SAVANNAH, sGeorgia. eofOlA
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Farms For Sale

MAPLE GRovE-Dairy or stock
farm; lis acres; 5 pasture and
timber, balance rich garden soil
in a high state Of cultivation; 2
sets OF buildings; brick house; IL
rooms; convenience; stone tenant
house; 6 roomsl Q bank barns; tie
up 80 head; equipped with indiyld.
ual water troughs; all necessary
outbuildings; Fairbanks hay and
stock scales, under cover; never.
failing artesian well with power
pump; buildings in good condition;
electrically lighted; all advantages
within 5 minutes walk; price Slu,.
500; mortgage remain $4,000; Ia.
vestigate. L. l.. FLUCk. Quaker.
town, Pa.
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return Here

Mrs. Homer Bell and children
the Misses Lottie and Nancy, who
had been residing at C0alwood,
w Va, have returned here and
have taken up their residence II
their property an Alexander placa
Nj Bell, who is located !lrero
WIN return here later
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Miss Ruth Griffith was hostess
on Monday evening at her home
ongJamison street to about twenty
Of her friends. The evening waS
delightfully spent and refresh
ments were. served,
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SOCIAL
EVENTS
tcontinaed ttom pase nyel

Edwards missionary 10 Mexico):
recitation, aThe Gift OF Love.
IKE, a. p. Jones; closing hymn,
srln the Work. ''iHostesses will be
Mrs. Frank Williams, SIrs. F. B.
Dickerson, Mrs. Anna Kuhn, Mrs.
Clyde Darrah, Mrs. Miller and
Mrs Belle Euoch.
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NOTICE Ca TRUSTEES SALE

N0IINE OF THUS EE'S GALE
L By virtue OF deed Of trust
executed to the undersigned John
=. Phillips, trustee, by Stello
Lauro and James Lauro, her htis.
band, dated the 9th day OF January,
1922, and recorded In the Clerks
office OF the County Court Of Ma
rion County, West Virginia, In
Trust Deed Book number SO. page
49,, to secure the payment Of Ger.
tain promissory notes fully men.
toned and described therein, and
default having been made IN the
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This Date in History
peeemher 9.

1541-Emperor Charles v obliged
BY a storm to relinquish his al
tempt on Algiers and return to
Europe.
1672-Jasper Mayne died; an
English divine, poet and dramatic
writer.
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CARDS on rHANKs.

We desire to express our thanks
to our friends for their assist
ance during the death and burial
of our husband and father.
MRS. s. 3. BOYER
AND CHILDREN.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

/. IMPORTANT NOTICE
The West V!rgintGh VIII no, be
responsible for moro than one in.
correct insertion Of any advertise.
uent ordered for more than one
Tine
An CAncellRt!or orders on cen.
tract and until forbid orders must
be IN writing addressed to the
Want.Ad Department. This lis for
your protection.
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To Meet

The Missionary Society Of the
srsEs Lutheran Church will meet
~ ~ 80 O'Clock tomorrow afteO
noon at the home OF Mrs. Guy
Sanders at sos Vermont avenue
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HelpEYanted

Make $40 weekly mailing clrcn
lars; complete Instructions 20
cents. Varga Supply Company, COS
=. 18th street New York City.
. C1O2A
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aDIh.kl1lsa. ~ l6Ara. II yuu
want 70 bug, sell o. exchange I'd.
yertise your wares IN Tampa and
South Florida. one o. the mos,
prosperous regions Of tcd2y. Al
ways use Times want Ada. 1arr.
est Tampa circulation ard largel:
daily average want "a lnrage OF
any Florida paper. Guaranteed 10
al advertisers. Regular rate one
cant per word. M6nthly rate on 80.
plication. inquiries eheesfully an.
swered! Address THE TAMPA
TIMES. Tampa. tlortaa ssssA
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The senior class of the Fair
mont State Normal School viii
entertain the junior class on Fri
day evening at the school build
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TWo.ToN TRAFFIC. TRUCK. A
remarkable bargain for cash.
Write A. G. AHA, Warrington,
w. We. sSS4A
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fredericksburg

WE REPAIR, REMODEL AND
REFINE COATS CHEAPER
AND BETTER. SILVER TAILOR
ING COMPANY. 31S MADISON
STREET, PHONE 16G1.R. 5ss7A
WE CLEAN CLOTHES CHEAP.
Err AND BETTER, SILVER
TAILORING COMPANY, SlS MAI
Is0N STREET. 6S9SA
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DR.. ASA B. SMITH
OsteopatIlic Physician

and Eye Specialist
will devote a part Of his time to
non.surgical treatment Of Rectal
and Colon troubles as Contis. Els.
sure FiBtula. Aemmorrhoid lpilea)
purtis:Am etching Piles Chronic
Constipation and other ailments.
Hemorrhoids (Ples) for
non surgical treatment
and removal. "
PHONE 6SS FOR
APPOINTMENT
Office Hall Block
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DR.. DEEM, CHIRoPoDIsT AND
FOOT SPECIALIST AT sHURr
LEFT AND WELToN'S EVERY
MONDAY. 60s6A
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Tailoring-Pressing

A TRIAL will convince you thattiE
pays to let US clean, preSs and
dye your clothing. PEARSON,
THE MASTER TAILOR, Phone
1921. We will call. 5sssA
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Female Help Wanted

CoLoRED GIRL for general bpuss.
work. Call 1917. 6l1sA
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS want,
ed. Apply B. & o, Restaurant,
Bellyiew Stop: s1oaA
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Philadelphia Battery service
station
In Falrmont Carriage Works
recharging and repairing on all
makes Of batteries. Philadelphia
Diamond Grid Batt3rles, guAi<
anteed two year,.
JOHN NJ. SP9Ag. Prop.
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0tficeSs for the coming year wera
elected last evening at a meeting OF
the Court joan Of Arc, Catholic
Daughters OF America, held in the
knights OF Columbus Hall. The
results were as follows: Grand re.
Gen Mrs. John c. Burchinal; vice
grand regent, Miss Mary Gaughan;
prophecies, Miss Teresa Crotch
eieck; monitor, Mrs. John Nc.
Ateer: historian, Miss Anne NJ
Kenny: financial secretary, Mrs.
n AZ Barry; treasurer, Miss Rath.
crime Barry; sentinel. Mrs. Henry
MnlligaI; organist, Mrs. William
lyayeny; new trustees, Mrs. Thomas
fp. connell, Mrs. Bernard H. Nc
yGInley.
There was . large attendance al
the meeting. last evening. The
closing year has been a successful,
ONE for the organization, not onl,
in social way but also in the
many charitable deeds performed
The court was formed primarily fol-
charitable purposes. A large con,
tribution was also made toward the
church rectory. The retiring grand
regent Is Mrs. B. H. Mckinley.
-.
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Situations Wanted Female
Agents Wanted

SHIRT MANUFACTURER wants
agents; sell advertised brand
mems shirts direct TO wearer. No.
capital or experience required.
Free samples. Madison Mills,
sos Broadway, New York.
s1lsA
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Birthday Party,

Miss Mary Jane Dobble, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. CLARK
Dobbie of Benoni avenue, Is the
bonor guest from $3.50 until $3.50
clock this afternoon at her
home at Q party to celebrate her
Fourth birthday. The guests viii
be entertained with various chill
drenss games, and refreshments
will be served. A color scheme
\pt pink and white will be carried
tut in the decorations OF the
able, which will consist OF q
s1fge pink crepe paper dome with
streamers leading to each place.
Small pink baskets filled with
candy and pink roses will be used
IS favors. A birthday cake with
four pink candles will center the
table. The guests, which will
aumber about twenty, will include
tsue Helmick. Betty Hardesty,
Virginia Hardesty, Mary Gather.
line Hood, Charles Guy Hood,
SJane Chambers, Laddie Amos,
Mary Helen Peters, Nan Clark,
Mary Alice Brett, Bion Boggs,
Peggy Wade, Emma Jane Sutton,
\stella Duffy, Mary Rightmire.
IBilly Morehead, Betty Lou Jami-
son, Jack Wade, Frank Clark.
Betty Jane Martin, Louis Hell.
nick, Jr.. Helen Dobbie. Clark
Dobbie, Jrn and Mary Jams
| Dobbte.
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Male HeIp Wanted

WAITER wANTED-Must be OK.
perienced. Good wages, and
board. Apply B. q o. Restaurant,
BellyIew Stop. 6105A
HANDY MAN for work around q
gpeen house. Apply Hauge
Flower and Plant House.
6121A
CASHIER WANTED = Must ba
neat and experienced. For nigbt
work. Room and board. Apply q,
& o. Restaurant, BellYlew Stop.
51o4A
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Chapter to Meet.

Y The Fairmont Chapter, No. 81,
Order OF Eastern Star, will meet
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow evening
at the Masonic Temple. AS a class
i 70 be initiated, all the officers
daFe been asked to be prompt.
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Professional Service

FAlRMoNT BEAUTY SHOP. WE
HAVE Just received a line OF
% inch switches. Priced from
$3.50 up. Call, 1892 for appoint
ment. $40 Monroe street, opposite
postofflce. Rosie Tucker. Proprie:
tress.
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Cuisines 3 pportullitIes

MIAMI, FLORIDA. - Daily
Metropolis Want Ads ! .sc per
word cash with order.
No. 57zo-A
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tor Rent

ONE FIvE ROOM house with
bath. Phone 2ss-M. elaaA
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Bride.elect Entertained.

Miss Virginia Gaylord, whose
marriage to Robert Higgins will
e a society event OF Wednesday,
December 8, delightfully."- enter.
Sned the members Of her wed.
party and a few other
|ffieH a at an attraetiyely arrang-
ED \ O'Clock luncheon at her.
home on Carr Avenue recently.
The appointments were OF pink
nd white and suggested the ap-
Preaching nuptiais. The center
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Fufnished Rooms

HufnIShed Rooms
~
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO-.
light housekeeping. Phone 36S.W,
6117A
TWO LIGHT housekeeping rooms.
406 Quincy street. 611sA
TWO FRONT ROOMS for light
housekeeping. sos Maryland
avenue. Phone cav. 6122A
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
I'll Chicago street. 6114A
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
Phone 1574.R. CHA
SIX ROOM FURNISHED HOME
for winter. Edgemout AddreSs
Box 656zA, care The West Virgin,
ian. 6O7bA
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Hauling and transfer.

WHEN IN NEED OF COAL, Or
LIGHT HAULING. Cali Ile7sJ.l
--. - hh7n A