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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03
lvnn NEAT MARKET

Mean ot .ll hind. SAME old
pnce Celery, lettuce, tomatoes,
pepper. rsd,.hes, onions and all
Florida luxur,es No,hsns eu, the
best Give us your order and
vel do III. rest
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

bsss ol the Charseais lodge bad
ehsfs. ei tbs service a, the sras.
Id 10 survived by ka wii.. are
es#sasvE tiers t,resh-rv ana uns
ssstss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03
TO Present Pla, at Charlotte

AT the Eni oi the Rainbow" =
college comedy IN three acts will
he presented by students OF Char
lote High Srhoo. at ths school
auditorium saturday night, March
%th l. ls directed by MIS- Miller
and A:sa Weaver The Dictson
Orchestra ~il furnish music An
admission oi 26c will be- charged.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03
Desths.

Mrs Mngsrst.s Knish. aged 81
'years, died al the bone ot hes
vss~sh,~s, Mss. y 4. Hoplins. ON
Centre svena.. Monday, February
~. iS32. Her RENAME ~ese ship.
ped 10 rn where intermso, took
place Tuesday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03


Mr.. and An. Lane Oliphan,. died
st their home 10 bssua. Tuesdsy.
February, n, is1i The little ~.
maine were laid 10 rest In The
family bury ing ground Wednesday
Daniel rallsy. who resided .
lev miles south ol Dickson in the
Willow Spring nsishboshood. died
aoddHAly. Meadas aashA He,
survived ~ bic vile tunersl
setvics vas held Wednesday and
intssmept took plsc. in Roch
Church cemetery,
Mn J N, Luk,ns. as.d Il Years
died al hss hams IN Rasc. suodsy
February ~. l027 NJ congestion Of
the brain. pupetsi service sas
held Monday BY kldrr X r Wat
|sua and ha, remalns hrouah, 70
Uckson is ,ntsment 10 Union
|CeUetwy, she ~ survived ty 'het
|husbahV and sev.n children
Fred II Hoores. as.i a. year..
died at hi. home 10 Nashville
saturday, Feb ~ 1917 HE -.
|mains yer. brouih, here Monday
mosn,os and conveyed 10 Roch
Church on Jones Greek. ~bess
iunessi ssrv,ce -ss held By Elder 4,
p. wa,sou and in,ermen, took
place 10 the neiiview cemetery
He 10 survived by bis ~ii. one Son
aud one dan gh.er. tso h'othsss and
ons sistet
John L Rst.r On. oi Diekaou's .
hishly esteemed eit,.ns, died st
hi. home 90 McCreay Heights
saturday. veb ua'y 25 ief2, ahss
.n ,linass oi only lev dsys n iic.
pn~umon,s Fnn,.l syv,c@ -.
hAid SUNDAY hv Rev " N aeay
.nd bic remain. ls,a ~ rec, 10 toe
family graveyard n NsbleA' ~
/. survived by en- children ~oss scn
.nd 6vs dsuss,er HE vile pre-
eeed-d him to the asvs ason. too
s.ars ago,
'Ucci.T Dennis HuiAnn. aged
% y.srs d,ed hAfs ., his bono M
Muyvrll street. saturdsy night.
S.huary Is i091 alter sn illnes'
al several y~xr duraiiou Funeral
s-rvic. xn held ., tht residences
Moeday mc-n,ns hy Ref. " h
spsy sud sn~ rsmxrgs snussyed u
III. family graveyard M sslrbu
Fs~s sx iu,srment The 4asoas
Lodge Of Dickson assisted By nen
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

Weed Tor Sale-ls inch bestet
wood 20, further inirns;soa ,s''-
sphors 81 J Mfs B, N. Rogers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

Mrs H.rhsl Duncan. .srd n
wears died Saturday Feb "a isa1.
10 q Nashville hospital ~h.ss .h.
bad bssn only leo dsys unie,
,r~a,nsn, Tor blood roisac Ha
remsins wsfe brought here Ss,ss
day nish, snd eonvsyed to ,hs
home ci her paren.s, N, and Ar
Wade Chsppsll on Kicker, srYnee
Funeral service "a. held Suaisy
afternoon al the pfeebyirt,an
Church, conducted by the paste,
Rev Keller, alter which her r
maine ~ss. laid to rect 10 rnion
Cemetery She is survived by hst
husband. iuisui son, parents and
two brother. and one sister
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

Mrs Anna Dorothy sh.le,.
widuw II the late r.,.t sh.ley.
died ., her home n.sr Sylvia Non
day, February ". ish al. .as
among II not the oldest somsp ~
our county, being in hsi ps'j yes,
She cas- born ia Hambuss, German,
10 isN end came 10 Amer,e. IN
1854 wss married 90 Pstet shelsy
July is,h, lsai ct Ktusnins Pa /.
and moved 90 THE Cuunty ,n isee
She 10 survived by .su scrs. Will
lam snd Jnseph; three step children.
John Ross and Peter In earl,
iify she unitrd slth The Lu,hein
church later With the Missionary
Baptist Funeral .e,sie. vas een
durtrd tuesday hy Rsy John Il
Mathis and in,efmsnt toos plsc. 10
the Roth graveyard.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

Save money by buying your
srncsr,e =, cos, Arnold i Go
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

Thr eight month old inian, Of
Mr.. and An Lane OliphaDt. died
st their home 10 bssns. Tuesday.
February. - is1i The little ~.
maine vere laid 10 rest In The
family bury ing ground Wednesday
The Washington times., 1922-07-21

McCumber; the Commandant OF
the Marine Corps and Mrs, John
A. Lejeune; Gen. c. c. williams,
chief of ordnance; William
Phillips: the Undersecretary Of
State; Robert Woods Bliss. the
Third Assistant Secretary OF Sta.e;
Wilbur Carr, the director of ;he
consular service; Fred X. Nelson,
Solicitor OF the Department of
State: Hoffman Philip, American
minister TO Uruguay; Or. J.. 5.
Rowe, director general OF the Pan.
American Union; Francis White.
chief OF the division of Latin
American affairs OF the State De.
partment; Edwin c. Wilson. OF the
division OF Latin.American affairs;
Francisco j. Yanes, assistant di-
rector OF the Pan.American Iinlon,
and Mrs. Yanesi Franklin Adams,
counselor, Pan.American Union,
and Mrs. Adams: Don Alexandra
Alvarez, Chilean adviser, Don
Luis Feliu, and Don Jorge Silva
Joacham, secretaries. and the
members Of the Peruvian commits.
sion. Don Scion Polo, adviser, ard
The Washington times., 1922-07-21
'1V JEAN ELIc,r III

TN lie mid summer somnolence
Of the Capital was broken
- last evening by a dinner
party which would have done
credit in point of interest to the
height Of the official season, the
Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Hughes entertaining in honor of
the delegates to the Tacna-Arsca
conference. who are leaving short
ly for their respective homes. The
dinner was given at the Pan-
American Union.
- The Ambassador OF Chile and
Mime. Matthew and the Ambassa-
dor of Peru and Nine. Pezet were
among the guests who we're asked
TO meet the Chilean delegates, Don
Carlos Aldunate and Don Luis
Izquierdo, annd the delegates of
Peru, Don Melitan Porras. with
Nine. Porras, and Don Herodn
Velarde.
The others in the company were
Andrew W.. Mellon, Secretary OF
the Treasury, and Miss Ailsa Mel.
Ion; John w. Weeks, Secretary Of
War; Senator and Mrs. Porter }.
The Washington times., 1922-07-21
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH FRECKLES
AND WHITEN SKIN

,,.A. = ~ 'lIe NJG4,t ~ ~ ieh(uI. >
into bottle containing three
ounces OF Orchard White, which
any drug store will supply for q
few cents. shake WELL, and you
have q quarter pint of the best
freckle and tan bleach. and com.
plexion whitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion into the face, neck.
arms and hands zach day and see
how freckles and blenishes hleacn
out and how clear. soft and rosy
white the skin becomes.-AdVertise
ment
The Washington times., 1922-07-21

Nine Polo, Javier Alvarez dc
Beunavists, Jorge A. Pezet and
, Gonzalo N. Aranlturu, secretaries.
-
THE tide OF transatlantic
travel seems TO be slowly turn.
ing westward, and each incoming
liner brings it's grist Of notables
who have been sojourning abroad.
Former Vice President Thomas
Riley Marshall and Mrs. Marshall,
who have been in Europe for sew.
eral months as guests Of the inter.
national organization of Masons,
are sailing tomorrow on the Aqui.
tania, 'on which Bernard Baruch
will also be a passenger.
Myron T. Herrick, American am.
bassador to France, is also sailing
tomorrow, having taken passage on
the France. He will be accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Parmeley
Herrick. and William c. Hunting
ton, commercial attache of the
American embassy In Paris. is like
wise coming home. The dispatches
do not say whether or not Mrs.
Huntington Is with her husband.
but presumably she Is. She was
formerly Miss Frances Carpenter
and Is a Washington girl, the
daughter Of Frank Carpenter.
Congressman and Mrs. Ira Cliff.
ton Copley. who have been in Eu.
rope since April, reached New
York yesterday on the Homeric and
are at the Ambassador Hotel for a
few days.
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OLD DFAMILY
PHOTOGRAPHS
!. COPIED . RENEWED
! ENlARGED.BT
BACHRAcH
1897 r Street N. w,

Your best vacation companion.
The Daily and Sunday Washington
Times. Let it follow you 10 the
seasbore or mountains. Ninety-five
cents q month or $3.50 Tor three
months.
The Washington times., 1922-07-21

MFR. and Mrs. Ernest Graves. Of
Philadelphia. and their small daugh.
ter Miss Louise Graves. are ex.
pected today to be guests for a few
days OF his mother. Mrs. Agnes ID.
Graves, At her apartment In X
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Graves are
making the trip by motor and are
The Washington times., 1922-07-21

Mrs. Eta A. Warder, Of the
lexington apartment. is visiting
relatives in Washington. Pa, Before
returning to this city, she will spend
a week with Mrs. l.. F. Brown, nf
New York. at her cottage at Rock.
away Point, Long Island.
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.SISLER SETTING
DIZZY PACE NOW.
Trying to Win Pennant for ST.
Louis Without Much
Other Help.
ByThe A. p.

CHICAGO, June II. Writing
baseball this season has developed
almost exclusively to writing about
! George Sisler, for the Incompatible
| first sacker of the st. Louis Browns
| is playing such baseball that he
leads in almost every branch of the
snort and seems to be trying to
win pennant for the Mound City,
singlehanded.
! Major league averages released
today, show that Sisler not only
stands at the top of the American
League in most branches of the
game, but that his figures in most
cases are better than those made
by any National Lacquer. The sta
tistics show that Sisler is, first in
batting averages in either league;
first in runs scored in either league;
first in three base hits in either
league; first in stolen bases in eth
err league; first in either league to
make 100 hits this season, and
close to the top in two base hits,
and home runs in the American
League.
Sisler went on a batting streak
last week that brought his average
to 433 against 419 the previous
week. He made his Tooth hit We'd
nesday in the game with Washing
tom Sisters stolen bases number
twenty three. The averages i'm
clude games of Wednesday,.
Bins Miller, of Philadelphia, is
runner up to Sister, with mark
of .376 Ken Williams brought his
home run mark to sixteen and leads
Miller by three and Rogers Horns
by, the national League pace-set-
ter, by one.
Rogers Hornsby, the ST. Louis
star. is the whole show in the Ma,
tional League battle Of figures this
week. Hornsby batted his way
from fourth place to the top of the
heap with an average of 1897. the
st. Louis slugger is tied with Young
Of New York and Carey, of Pitts
burgh, for honors in base stealing
with IL apiece.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-17
GOLF TOURNEY AT
CLUB LINKS TODAY

Another of the Saturday after
noon golf tournaments will be held
at the country club course this aft
ernoon. Professional Reggie Spen-
Ger announced that there will be an
eighteen hole DOGGY this afternoon
for the men golfers.
In some of the recent Saturday
tournam ents there has been as
many as forty players to cover the
eighteen hole route and several
cards under and around the eighty
mark have been turned in. If the
weather remains good today it is
expected that a great number OF
low cards will be turned in.
Professional Spencer claims that
the course is in excellent shape for
the round this afternoon. The
greens are velvety smooth and close
cropped; the fairway turf is solid
and the long grass has been
trimmed SO that no golfer will be
too severely penalized for getting
off the line of play.
This afternoons event will show
just how much the local men have
improved since the season opened.
1t will also show what kind of a
team Fairmont can line up for
matches with Clarksburg and other
neighboring towns.
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HAS BUSY PROGRAM

Robert. Hawkins left for jack
sons Mill today to take charge of
the -Four H. camps Mr.. Hawkin.
will remain in the Jackson's MII:
camp until July Is and then he
will be transferred to the camps
in Logan County. Hawkins was an
instructor in the camps last year
and he is well pleased with the
Country Club movement. He will
remain in the camps all summer,
leaving in time to report 20 Jack
sons Mill where he will train with
the Mountaineer football team.
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GLASSIES WIN

Last evening at South Side Parx
M onongahSG Glass horseshoe
pitchers took Gaz match of five
straight gamess from the Monon-
sssgahs MISUNDERSTANDING pitching WAS
witnessed adarge crowd of fans.
he giassiesfh adyan easy time win
ming the games. sDuring the match
ssthe$G Classics pitchers registered 80
fingers this number Grant An
F4dersonss % around the pegs.
while John Evans captured %. On
tuesday night of next week the
Giassi est pitch ers%will go to Mol
pngah where they vii try to re-
speatzlast gifts trick: By winning
last night the Classics and the
sMonongah bunch have now won
match piece and the match Tues
DAY VIII be the ubber contest =
bile the Is match was going
spns thee Machinist and the Mound
makers OF the factory were ptten-
ding The Machinist won this
ma NJ cLinden and Spadafora
defeating Craig and Troug. 5Se;s.
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Special Notices

SPECIAL NOTICE ROAD WORK
Sealed proposals will be receiv-
ed by the County Court of Marion
County, West Virginia, at the
County Clerks Office in the Court
House at Fairmont. w. Va, until
- O'Clock noon on Thursday, July
9Th, 1922, for the grading, placing
of drainage structure and pave
ment of 73 miles of streets and
roads in Union District, Marion
County, West Virginia.
Preliminary plans and estimates
of the above work, including
10000 Gu. Yds. of grading, $4,000
So. Yds. of Brick Pavement and
10000 SO. yds. of Plain Cement
Concrete Pavement or other pave
ments of equal merit are on file at
the office of B. H. Palmer. District
Road Engineer.
Bids must be made on bidding
blanks furnished by the county
and each bid must be accompanied
by certified check, made payable
to the County Court of Marion
County, in the amount equal to 5
per cent of the total amount of the
proposal.
The County Court reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Dated this End day of June,
1922.
BY Lee N. Satterfield
County Clerk
6-3-10-17-24
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Two Games Over VVeek=El For Classics

ness matters We're also disposed
OF. A social viii be held by the
division IN the near future.
Doing Well
Miss Virginia Rowe who was
operated on at Cooks Hospital.
Friday is doing as well as could be
expected:
Personals
Miss Essie Ashcraft is i'll at her
home in Guffy street. Her mothe-
Mrs. f. NJ. Ashcraft has been
indisposed this week also.
Mrs. Perry Pople of Reeves ave
nue. is visiting relatives at Clarks-
burg.
Mrs. Dorsey Pople of Morgan
town avenue spent Thursday With
her mother Mrs. Thornton Ma
lone at Grafton.
Mrs. D. W. Morris remains
very i'll at the home Of her daugn.
ter Mrs. H. L. Carlow in Cochran
street.
Mrs. Lewis Conner of Wabash
avenue who was operated on at
Cooks Hospital has returned home
and is recovering nicely.
Mrs. Ross of Wabash avenue is
recovering from several days i'll
ness.
Children's Day
Children,s Day will be observed
at the Diamond ST. Church Sur
day and a splendid program has
been prepared and will be give,-
Sunday evening at s o'clock.
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HINSON
sunday school Program

The Hutchinson Sunday school
will give a program Sunday June
rs, which will consist of recita-
lions readings and<dialogues. The
music will be furnished by Pete
Martens choir of Enterprise.
Church Notes
The local NJ. P. Church will
hold a prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening:
Sunday school will be held at
10 O'Clock every Sunday morning.
John Helm is superintendent and
Mary Harrington is secretary of
the class. Every one is cordially
invited to attend the Sunday
school services.
Horse Shoe Pitchers Team
The local horse shoe pitchers
team consisting of Frank McNemar
Arthur sNIcNemar, Glen McNemar,
William Heskitt, Ted Heskitt.
Smith Helm, Buddy" RUDE and
Glen Watkins are completing
plans for contest which will be
held the latter part Of July to de
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Special Notices
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING
OF CREDITORS
(Omcial Form No. 1S)

{Oncial Form No. 49,
In the District Court of the United
States for the Northern District
of West Virginia.
In Re:
Blanche Thiesing, Bankrupt, in
Bankruptcy No. 81.
To the creditors of Blanche
Thiesing OF Fairmont, w Va. in
the County of Marion and District
aforesaid, a bankrupt:
NOTICE is hereby given that
on the day of June s, 1922, the
said Blanche Thiesing was duly
adjudicated bankrupt; and the
first meeting of creditors will be
held at the law Offices Of RoIlo J.
Conley, Hall Block, Fairmont, w.
Va, on the 27th day of June, A.
D., 1922, at 10 o'clock A. M. at
which time said creditors may at
tend, prove their claims, appoint
trustee, examine the bankruptcy
and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting, and order to be sold and
confirm sale of bankrupt estate,
and said meeting may be adjourn
ed from time to time and from
place to place without further no.
tice by the Referee.
VIM. j. SNEE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Attorney for Bankrupt:
GEO. L.. ROSE, n
Fairmo ont, w. Va. :.
Dated June 18th, 1922, at
Morgantown, w. Va.
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EAS SIDE
:-:N'E|WS:-:
Home From Denetal College

Home From Denetal College
Harry Higginbotham who has
been attending dental school in
Baltimore i sexpected to arrive
here Sunday to spend his vacation
with his parents MT. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Higginbotham in Merchant
street.
Barr-Watkins
Charles w. Barr of Pine Grove,
w Va, and Miss Muriel Watkins
of this city were married Friday
afternoon at the parsonage. of the
diamond Street church by the,
pastor. Rev. j. c. Buckley Mr..
Barr is employed by the Hope
Gas Company, Mrs. Barr is a weA
known young lady of this city and
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Watkins, deceased They
will reside at 713 Morgantown ave-
nue..
Alumni Meeting
There was large attendance at
the annual reunion of the East
Side Public school alumni which
was held last evening at the Ma
sonic Temple. President Clarence
Ross presided and the following
program was given: Piano duet,
Misses Mildred Donham and Mild
red Maple, reading, Mrs. Leila Nc
Kay; address by Assistant Prose
cutting Attorney John W. Mason :
A business session followed tha
program and the following officers
elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent, John w. Mason; vice pres;.
dent. Paul DOMAIN. secretary.
Miss Edna Summers; treasurer,
Miss Mildred Curry: Clarence
Ross. sergeant. A social hour was
spent which was much enjoyed by
all
Later in the evening there was
dancing with Mack's Orchestra
furnishing. the music. Although
grade school alumni meetings are
rather unusual the East Side PUP
lie School Alumni has held their
annual reunion for several years
past and each meeting has proved
very interesting and profitable.
children's Day
A Children's Day program will
be given by the Sunday School OF
the First NJ. P. Church on Sunday
evening at 8 O'Clock. The other
services will be held as usuaI.
Division Meeting
Division 3 of the M. E. AID
Society held a business meeting
at the church Friday evening Ar
were made for having
an all day quilting one day next
week at the church. Other busi-
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Special Notices

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.
+ BY virtue of a certain Deed OF
Trust bearing date the 18th day o;
May. 1920, and recorded in the
Clerks office of the County Court
of Marion County, West Virginia,
in Trust Deed Book No. At at page
551, executed by Lulu Dots and
Homer Dotts. her husband, to the
undersigned as Trustee to secure
payment of the debt therein des-
cribed and having been rquested SO
to do by the beneficiary thereine
named. I will on the 9th day
OF June 1922. at two O'Clock p.
m. Of that day, at the front
door of the Court House of
Marion County, West Virginia,
offer for sale and sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder
the real estate by said Deed of
Trust conveyed. situated in Ma
rion County, West Virginia. and In
said Deed OF Trust more particu
larly described as follows:
Two adjoining lots numbered re-
spectively, 760 and 779, in Union
Independent District, in what is
known as Section No. Three CD, Of
the Monongahela Industrial Com
pany Addition to Fairmont a map
or plat of which said Section 8 ~,
OF record in the office Of the Clerk
OF the County Court of said Ma
rion County, in deed book No 1S2.
at page 376; said Lot No. 760 fronts
1874 feet on Orchard street. ard
extends back in southerly direc-
ton between two slightly con-
verging lines distance of 220 feet
to line of Lot No. 779 on which il
adjoins for a distance of 1865 feet;
and said Lot No. 779 fronts Thirty
three and three-tenth $3.50 feet
on the County Road, and extends
back in a northerly direction be-
tween rapidly diversing lines for
a distance of 1914 feet, and from
thence onward in a northerly direc
ton between slowly diverging lines
a distance of 291.7 feet to said line
of Lot No. $50. Said lot No 779
having erected thereon a frame
dwelling house. Said lots front on
Addison Alley their entire length.
TERMS OF SALE.
All cash in hand on the day OF
sale.
w. M. KENNEDY, Trustee.
S :27 6:3-10-17
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TRuSTEE,S NOTICE OF SALE.

TRUSTEES NOTICE, OF SALE.
By virtue of a deed o. assign
ment dated the Sth day of May,
1929, and recorded in the office OF
the Clerk of the County Court os
Marion County, West Virginia. il
Record of Reservation of Title and
ChatteI Trust Deed Book Number
~, at Page SAT, executed by Sol
Burka to w. Lee Byers, Trustee.
for the benefit of all the creditors
Of the said Sol Burka, the under
signed, W. Lee Byers, will sell a.
public auction to the highest and
best bidder at the front door of the
Marion County Court House, in the
City of Fairmont, County of Marion
and State OF West Virginia, on Mon.
day, the 26th day of June, 1922,
commencing at two o'clock IL the
afternoon, the following personal
property, situated at Number --
Adams or Main street, Fairmont
Marion County, West Virginia
namely: moving picture ma
chimes; 2 pianos; 2 sets of scenery;
i roll top desk and chair; filing
cabinet; / safe; draperies;, l pop
corn machine; 2 announcing
boards; 1 switch board: chande-
Tiers: together with all chooses IL
action, and all other personal prop
erty of every kind and description
now or heretofore used in connec-
ton with the business OF what is
commonly known as the Blue Ridge
Amusement Company; also the
lease and 1easehold estate on the
,Hippodrome or Blue Ridge Theater
mentioned in said deed Of assign
ment.
Terms or Sale
Cash in hand on day OF sale.
Given under my hand this Sd day
of June. 1922.
lime 3-iO-17-24 Trustee.
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Lose Star Man.

MoRGANTOWN; June II. -
Charlton Davies. of IrqQton. O.,
one of the most promising can
didates for the West Dtrginia
University football team last
fall until a broken leg forced
him out of the competition. will
not return to Morgantown mex.
fall as had been expected, ac-
cording to letter received
here from Davies. He has az
cepted a position as coach in
the 1ronton High School and
will defer the completion or
his college course until 1929.
Davies was also a member OF
the mountaineer track teA-1.
being the best point getter on
the team in dashes.