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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-12-15

Cash items r. 49,. 296.44
Cash on hand (currency(
gold, silver and other
coin) ................ 1,OO8.es
Other resources:
Expense ............... 1,220.15
4 SO --,-----------------
Total .........,......$56,5 9061
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in ~. $40, 10000
Surplus fund .......... 2,80O.0O
Individual deposits subject
TO check .............. 1S01S.21
Time certificates of deposit 13,772.46
Bills payable and redis-
counts ......f......... l2,000.00
Total ....a............ $66, 590.61
State of Missouri, County Of JefEer-
son, SIS:
We, H. E. Brown as resident, and
R. w. Hornsey as cashier of said
bank, each of us, do solenlnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of our knowledge and belief.
HI. e. BROWN, President.
r. w. HORNSEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 18th day of December, A. d. 1922.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
on the date last aforesaid. Commits
stoned and qualified for
(SEAL) term expiring March 81,
1924
EUGENE G. EDGAR, Notary Pubic.
Correct-Attest:
FRANCIS LONG, @
JULIUS KING.
CHAS. H. CLANCY,
Directors.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-12-15

nnn Cures Malaria, Chills and
UUU Fever. Densue or Bilious
Fever.
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SENATORIAL RACE IN
NEW. JERSEY IN DOUBT

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. TO-
Uncertainty still existed today over
the result of the Short term eles.
ton" for the United States Sen.
ate, with supporters OF Senator Il.
Coleman Dupont, Republican, and
Thomas F. Bayard, Democrat, each
claiming the lead in revisions Of
the complete unofficial figures. The
short term Is from election day un.
Ill March 4 next,
Bayard was admittedly leading
for the full term, although a dit.
ference existed in the amount 0i
the lead as reported by Republicans
and Dempcrats. The former con.
tended the majority to be All, while
the latter announced It as $50.
Late last night official figures
were announced for Kent County,
one Of the three in Delaware. They
were: Long term. Dupont $500,
Bayard 1923: short term, Dupont
$50, Bayard G,952.
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HOOD Agency NOW.
in DEVENY annex
Offices Recently Vacated by
Democratic Committee
Are Obtained.

The Hood Agency, Inc, general
insurance agent, has moved into
larger quarters on the second floor
OF the Deveny Building Annex at
1876 Main street. The three large
rooms in the front part Of the an.
mex are now occupied by the ipsIr-
ance concern.
A few months ago the Hood
Agency was incorporated, with H.
L. Walsh as president, G. G. Hoo!
as vice president and s. W. Wright
as secretary and treasurer. The
rooms formerly occupied by tSem
on the fourth floor Of the Deycny
Building became inadequate for
their increasing business, according
to the statement given out by Mi.
Walsh, and the agency considered
itself fortunate in securing the
easily accessible offices recently
vacated by the Democratic county
committee. Entrance 10 the new
quarters may be made either dlrec.
from Main street or through the
Monroe street side OF the Deveny
Building.
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TO INITIATE GLASS

White Oak Camp No. 20, Wood
men Of the world, will hold spe-
cial social session Monday evening
at the lodge hall in the American
Baildlng In connection with the
initiation Of a large class Of can
didates.
The regular lodge session will
be held at 1880 0'Eol:k. and thIs
VII! be followed by the initiation
and a supper, ;or which the ladies
ct the Woodmer have prepared a
tempting menu. Tie supper will
be followed by geenral social
hour. with music and other diver
sI"ns.
The gathering on Monday even
inG Is the first OF d series Of eL-
u ctainments Saltl. have baen
pl'nned by tho Woolmrn fo. the
winter
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SKIS LIFE STORY
BY BATTLING SIKH.
LAS Told to Milton 6ronner)
CHAPTER THREE-Siki's Wartime Eighth,

When the war broke out, / felt
it up to me to do my duty as a
French citizen. We OF st. Louis,
yes, VIC are citizens. re have tho
vote. We also have the duties.
Joined the Eighth Colonials at
Toulouse. 1t was regiment main.
ly made up Of white men. Theer
were only a few colored men.
perhaps was the only SGneSrlese.
MY family did its duty. nay four
brothers also served and three
were killed. ! was In all the big
early campaigns.
got my only serious wound in
the battles around the Somme in
the summer Of 1916. Bomb frag-
ments went through both legs In
the middle Of ths calf.
From the HOSPITAL. l went to Tou-
Ion for training aud wound up as a
corporal In the 73d regiment OF
heavy artillery.
Used Crouch In War
| was the champion hand gren-
ade thrower Of our corp while with
the Colonials. could thrC~ them
rs meters. 1t was exciting.
stopped and used what the
sporting writer's now call my
jungle crouch. went that way some
distance toward the German line.
then let them have the grenades !.
For some OF that / got the CroIx-
de-Guerre and Military Medal.
But French service wasn't all
fighting and danger. There was an
English corps near ours in the
Somme district. Those English al
ways have sports when they do
not work at war.
One day l got leave. went oycr
to the English and asked to box
one Of their men. They got up u
contest and we had a merry go.
Then they asked me to stay to
lunch. We French had simplest
food and not much OF that. But
the English-ah, such meat and
butter and good thingsl
Boxes English
Those Tommies said 1t was es
funny to see me eat as fight. They
stuffed my pockets with things u
eat, SO when ! returned to my own
lines. my comrades said l had
grown fat fighting the English.
But me, say: "Mais non, mes
comrades-it is the English, they
have given good things to eat,
See. we will have a picnic. Then
take those foods from my peck
cts and we had the grand picnic.
1t was fun, l tell you. and l
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CARD OF THANKS

Mr., and Mrs. Clifford c. Ward
wish to take this opportunity to
express their sincere thanks TO
their friends and neighbors for
the help and sympathy rendered
during the recent sickness and
death OF their beloved son James.
They wish especially to thank the
NJ. E. Sunday School, the Fair
view Graded School and the, liter
airy society Of the seventh grade In
which the boy was a pupil. for the
beautiful floral offerings.
We can only express the hope
that when the hour of trial comes
to your home that the same loving
care and sympathy may help you
as you have helped US.
MIR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD C.
WARD.
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This Date in History
NOVEMBER 10.

Women Of this date should be-
gin to take into account their
tendencies and weaknesses. They
should set apart a few moments
each day for searching and
analytical mental contemplation,
and not spare themselves. They
should resolve with all the splen-
did will-power and determine
ton which belongs to this sign
to overcome every obstacle by
true spiritual progress. 7.
When these people IRE awaken
ed 10 the spiritual world, they
are the salt OF the earth, help.
full, powerful, tender, and deyot-
ed to humanity. The reverse OF
this is also true. They usually
have SO much business Of their
own to carry to success that they
are not curious concerning the at-
fairs OF their neighbors.
The governing sign Of this date
is Scorpio, and the governing
planet is Mars. The birthstone
is a topaz.
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learned a lot. Those English box
ers were not stylish but they could
take q lot Of punching and give
u lot Of It. | learned how to stand
up to hard blows.
And. from those British learn.
ed another thing. They don't got
mad. They box for fun. They try
to win, but they try fairly. When
it's all over they are friends with
you, win or lose. They don't re-.
member you bursted them IN the
eye and keep on Seing mad.
So now after a fight is over, |
don't keep on being mad either.
l am sorry for the follow l have
beaten. But-there are only two
in the ring, the other fellow and
me. And | don't want Sikh to DO
licked.
So have to try to lick the
other fellow.
ITO Be Contlnued.)
Copyright 1929
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new GRID STAR.
!, Johannesburg
: ONCE R|DICULED
RED Irwin Wins Permanent
Berth After Hard Pull
to Make Good.
wAYNEsBURG, Pa. Nov. q

wAyNEsRuRG, Pa. Nov. o.
p an probability the latest lum-
lh4sy in the waynesburg College
Ifod D1aii armament, RED" Irwin.
fufback, will be again visible
when the Wolfpack stacks up
against the fast st. Bonaventure
keleyena here Saturday.
yeschio, who has been playing
tlassy game at fullback for the
low Jackets, has not get entire
recovered from his injuries re.
'ed In the Allegheny game, and
. doubtful II Coach Frank N.
Soltswill allow him 10 play against
st. Bonayenture.
Red Irwin, originally an end,
played his first game at fullback
Saturday against Bethany-and
Starred Up until Saturday. Irwin.
tMcKeesport boy. was o second
(string man. He had been drIb-
Ming along all year, getting in for
lew minutes III the less import
jht games and. doing little Of i'm
iortance There were a number
of bleaeher criticisms Saturday
when Rec" came 'outt for his first
game at fullhack. These were
turned to paeans OF praise long
before the end OF the game. On
the first play, In fact, "Red" car:
ried the ball for twelve yards AMI
first down for Waynesburg onI
established himself forever In the
good gfaces Of local fans, .
This Is but q repetition Of what
is now ancient history, for Reds"
career IN other sports hNI been
similar. He reported for basket
51alt last season and was Just n
snember Of the squad" during tns
first part of tho year. For some
ifeason. he was retained. Then
Suddenly the accounts OF the
games became full Of the name
sfrwih' and Waynesburg' awoke
10 the fact that ne Is one Of the
best guards in collegiate basket
With the school chanting his
praises for his splendid court
york sRed" decided to risk his
athletic iaurels by coming out for
baseball. He did. His work was
apparently mediocre and he was
guilty Of several errors at critical
moments IN the games. The
l,lea6hers began to howl to Coaca
lie, who was handling tbs mao,
"a put ''Red' 'on the bench. But,
10 and beholdl-as the middle ot
the season neared RED" Develop
I'd into ne plus ultra outfielder
one without fault or flaw. Those
who had PANIED him now began
RHding him. The removal Of r.
from the Wpynesburg outfield
lid cause nothing short Of a re.
ntion now.
Football arrived and the basket
.ilsbaseball star reported for
Baty He failed to make the FRS
cam and the fans, Horgetful Of
haIr Yelling in the past. once
more began to yawp. But RED"
4 not to be yawped down. Hls
work In the Bethany game shows
that he is now a permanent first
squad man on all Of COACH Wolfs
teanis and that he has once more
;iicceeded in fooling the fans.
n ,ocai5 persons will watch with IN
tersst the performance Saturday
II fiis McKeesport lad. II he
starts as fullback.
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PRINCETON, N. j.. Nov. 10
"Princeton's chances to beat Har-
ward rests with the success OF thu
Tigers open game. Princeton
must get the breaks and be able
to take advantage OF them"
There you have the opinion o.
Coach Bill Roper, tho man who is
directing the destinies of the
Princeton squad. He DOESN'T pro.
dict a victory. but between the
lines 1t Is easy to see that he has
hopes II his team plays the neral
game as successfully as II dill
against Chicago.
Princeton's line is rather green
and inexperienced. That was prov
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TO MOVE
COURTHOUSE DEFEATED

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Nov. 10.
The total vote in the Wayne
County courthouse removal contest
Is 1888 votes for removal as against
4,1O5 votes against removal. This
gives the anti-removallsts a major.
ity Of 6S6 votes.
A three-fitths majority is neces.
sary to move the courthouse. Ac.
cording TO the total number Of votes
cast, a total Of 5,6S1 was NECESSARY
to bring about the removal.
To move the courthouse a major.
ity OF 1884 was necessary and re.
moyallsts received only 1,25S votes.
against a majority OF 63s in tayo,
OF the anti.removalists,
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ed in tho Chicago game when the
Princeton forwards were outplay-
ed IN all except the final period.
Roper admits his line is not as
strong as he would like to have It.
1t is fighting line, however, and
no hopes the spirit will make up
for the other faults that are sure
to crop out.
Princeton must stop Owen II the
Tigers are to have much OF a
chance. Owen IS dangerous any
time his team gets inside Of the
opposltion's 4O-yard line. He IS
capable Of gaining that much dis
lance in half dozen plays.
It is a difficult thing to devise
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STUDYING in NEW Work


Walter Jones. of the t;rm o,
Jones and Nuzum. is In New York
studying architecture, where he
VIII remain until about December
Mr.. Jones writes that his time
is spent in the study Of the yarI-
Gus types Of architecture IN New
York and that he visits all MN
ner OF buildings now under con-
struction.
Jones and Nuzum expect to de-
sign buildings outside OF Fair
mont, as well as those N The city
and have made 1t a practice to
send a representative to a large
city each year to study the latest
DEVELOPMENTS in architecture.
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any method Of btopplng a hard
hitting back-like Owen, who picks
his spots as the line opens them.
There is only one thing to do, tho
line must charge low and grab at
everything in sight.
One thing is certain, the Tigers
will fight to the last ditch. Prince.
ton spirit won the Chicago game
and is sure to play prominent
part in the Tigers showing
against Hardware.
In Gray, whose work at end was
feature Of the Chicago game.
Halfback Cleaves and Quarterback
German, the Tigers will present a
trio Of great players.
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ONLY ONE STATE OFFICER
ELECTED BY DEMOCRATS

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 10.
Elected by a plurality Of 1871
on unofficial returns. Jonathan NJ.
Davis, Democrat, will become gov
ernor OF Kansas, but all Of the
other state offices were cornered
by Republicans.
The Democrats won one Of the
eight Kansas Congress seats.
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Stanford VS.. 0. S. @. y
Idaho vs.. Utah.
Whitman VS.. Nevada,
st. Mary's VS.. Arizona.
Olympic VS.. Multnomah.
! Second Stanford We. Second Cal.
Pomona vs.. Whittier.
Montana vs.. Montana Aggies.
Colorado Col, VS.. Colorado Unit.
Versity.
Colorado Mines vs.. Denver Univ,
Wyoming vs.. Utah Aggies.
Mont. Wesleyan VS.. Mt st
Charles.
Santa Clara vs.. Marines
Occidental ". edlands
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Personal

HINDU AsTRoLoGlST - DR..
Hlmihia Of East India, tho
worlds noted medium. clRiryoy-
ant and astrosogist. sitting In his
great supreme power reading hu-
man life tells your life story from
the stars, Remember tho star will
guide you through life. If you're
worried troubled or discouraged
on any affair Of life, send the
date Of your birth. rs cents to
cover mailing expense. will send
horoscope OF importance to YOU.
Must send self-addressed envelope.
Address Dr.. w. g. Himikh, Lock
Box 1888, Savannah, Ga.
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READY FOR GRID CLASSIC.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. TO-
Harvard and Princeton had virtual.
" finished preparations today. for
their twenty-sixth annual battle.
The Tiger squad planned to 60 to
the stadium Immediately after It's
arrival In Boston this afternoon and
engage in short signal drill.
The Crimson players also will
visit the stadium for a last Iigh;
practice.
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YOUNG PUPIL DIES

PARRERsBURG, W. Va, Nov.
l0.-Margaret Tenant, aged G,
died at a local hospital Thursday
night from burns sustained when
her dress ignitsd at an open fire
place In q local school building.
The accident oeeurred IN the school
office which II seldom visited by,
the al ildFen
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Help Wanted

WE TRUST ANY HONEST MAN
OR WOMAN TO take orders for
100 absolute Necessities, and remit
our share to US. AsspeciaI propo-
sition makes prices lower than
"cut rate" stores. Our represen-
Latives clearing from $500 %
10000 weekly everywhere This IL
the most extfaord binary direct sell
ing proposition cyes offered. Write
today for particulars. a, Rasmus.
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st. Thomas VS.. st. Marys.
Halline VS.. Carleton.
Gustavus Adolphus vs.. st, Olaf.
Lawrence VS.. Ripton.
Drury VS.. Rollo.
Central College VS.. kirksvtlie
State Teachers.
James MIllikin VS.. Illinois Wes'
leyan.
Bradley Poly vs.. Augustana.
Illinois College VS.. Eureka.
/ Blackburn vs. Western Military.
Northern Illinois Teachers vs..
Illinois Normal.
Albion VS.. Alma.
South.
Georgetown VS.. Georgia Tech.
Georgia va. Virginia.
Mercer VS.. Univ. Of Chattanooga.
Davidson VS.. Wofford.
Furman rs. South Carolina.
oblethorpe VS.. U. s. Infantry
School.
Clemson VS.. Citadel.
Stevens VS.. Mass. Aggies.
Syracuse VS.. McGill.
Union vs.. Hamilton,
o., S. Mil, Acad. VS.. Notre Dame.
o. s. Naval Acad. va. st. Xavier.
Urslnus VS.. Penn. Mil.
Vermont VS.. Norwich
Williams VS.. Wesleyan
Yale VS.. Maryland.
West.
Minnesota VS.. Iowa.
Chicago VS.. Ohio State.
Illinois VS.. Wisconsin,.
Purdue vs.. Northwestern.
Nebraska vs.. Kansas.
Washington & Lee vs.. Centre.
Missouri VS.. Oklahoma.
Ames VS.. Kansas Aggies.
Washington VS.. Grinnel).
Louisville vs.. Rose Poly.
Western State Normal VS., Earl.
ham.
De Pauw VS.. Butler.
Valparaiso VS.. Kalamazoo.
Mt. Union VS.. Miami.
Wittenberg VS.. otterbeln.
Muskingum VS.. Toledo. -
Ohio Northern VS.. Western Re
serve.
Dennison VS.. Cincinnati.
Baldwin-Wallace VS.. Dayton.
Ohio Wesleyan VS.. Michigan Az
gies.
Kenyon vs. Wooster.
Defiance VS.. Ashland.
Elon VS.. Guilford.
Centre VS.. Washington & Lee.
Pennsylvania va. Franklin,
Richmond VS.. Lynchburg.
Howard vs.. Spring Hill.
Tennessee vs.. Mississippi a. & NJ.
Tulane VS.. Alabama Poly TAU
burn).
Erswine VS.. Newberry.
North Carolina State vs.. V. P. l.
Kentucky vs.. Vanderbilt.
Miss. Normal vs.. Loyofa.
North Carolina VS.. v. N. l.
Wake Forest VS.. Trinity.
Bir..Sou. vs. Sewanee.
Heuderson.Brown vs. Centenary.
Florida VS.. Mississippi.
Louisiana State vs.. Alabama.
Roanoke College vs.. William ana
Mary.
Catholic University vs.. George
Washington.
Hampden,sidney vs.. Emory and
Pacific Coast
College Of Idaho VS.. Montana
Mines.
College of Pudget Sound VS.. Pac.
University.
OREGON va. Washington State.
WA SfiiffSfnn "a NaIiRnrnia IT 3sj'
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FOOTBALL ptAIra me-

DETROIT, M.ch., EoY. ID. -
The first fatality Of the year here
from injuries IN 4 football game
was reported today. Arthur Hols-
lbekei injured IN an industrial.
league game SUNDAY, died late tait
night. S
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GIBBONS WANTS MArcn

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-fpmmy oh.
hons. st. Paul light heavyweight.
has asked for a chance to take the
place Of Battling. Slid against Joe
Beckett, English heavyweight
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Games TOMORROW

aast Side va. Fairmont.
NIannington ys Elkins.
Pitt vs.. Penn.
penn State vs. Tech.
W. a j. VS.. Wabash.
west Virginia VS.. Indiana.
kl6rlght VS.. Western Maryland.
Allegheny vs.. Westminster.
4 Amherst VS.. Trinity.
Boston College vs. Baylor.
Bowdoin VS.. Tufts.
Brown vs.. Bates.
Bnitalo VS.. Hobart.
COLGATE VS.. Rochester.
Columbia VS.. Middlehury.
Conn. Aggies We. st. Stephens.
Cornell VS.. Dartmouth. 4,
Dickinson VS.. st. Johns.
crdham vs. Colby.
faIik. & Marsh. VS.. Swarthmore.
yHaryard We. Princeton.
Holy Cross vs.. Springfield.
Johns Hopkins VS.. Drexel Inst.
Leb. Bailey vs. Susquehanna.
Lehigh VS.. Bucknell.
Aiuhlenberg vs.. Villanoya.
New Hampshire vs.. Maine.
4 Providence We. Boston University,
Rensselaer, VS.. Worcester Poly.
Rutgers VS.. Lafayette.
y Wilmington vs.. Georgetown.
Sterling vs.. Ottawa,
L, Fairmount ys. Baker.
Friends vs.. Southwestern College,
Bethany Tvs. Mcpherson.
Washblrn va. Emporia,
Valparaiso vs.. Kalazoo.
k,faskell Indians ys. Detroit.
gebraska Wesleyan We. Morning
Nova Wesleyan vs.. Carthage,
Cornell IS, Grlnnell.
iub1qne vs. Luther.
siupson "a. Upper Iowa.
aSdrih pAlioti Aggies VS.. South
.ois Stgte
A N.Nt4I Ifltot1 ~ tIafnuRtfn W.
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Stenographers, bookkeepers
and clerks are under favorable
planetary ruling this month, and
will do we'll to use the Want Ads
for new positions.
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Farms For Sale

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at forks Of road Good S room
house, barn and other oitbuildlngs!
Three caI garage. Land wen w
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GOalLands

Eewlckley Mine. Monongaiia
County.
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Klttannlns Mine, upshur County.
RedStone Mine, Lewis County.
Pittsburgh Mine. Taylor County.
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Special Notices

NOTICE
"Notice Is hereby given, that IA
application for q certificate nf
withdrawal from the State o.
West Ylrginia shall Be made b.
the National Steel Construction
Co.. Of Bellwood. Pa.
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Statesmen Wanted

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Houses And Iots

ON ALBERT COURT Z ten room
house for sale. For particular
call 5S6-J. after 4 y. M 5see 4
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-10
Auto Accessories

Philadelphia Battery service
STATION
In Fairmont Carnage Works
recharging and repairing on all
makes Of batteries. Philadelphia
Diamond GRID Batteries. guar
anteed two Year,.
JOHN Is, SPEAR. prcp.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-10
Businesg Opportnnities

MIAMI, FLORIDA. = DALI
Metropolis Want Ads Tic per
word cash with order
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