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New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
HOSTILE MOVE ID
 DRIVE OUT LODGE Defeated Candidate Claims Veter-
 an Was Minority Choice ATTACKS HIS POSITION
Senate Receives Petition Looking to Keep Republican Whip From Talk ing scat-Calls Him Worst Obstruc- tIonist Since Nero.

Washington, Dec, 16,-The proceed. ings begun in Massachusetts, chal- Ilenging the reelection to the senate of Henry Cabot Lodge. the republi- can leader today were transferred to the senate.
 A protest and challenge" against the election of Senator Lodge was re- ceived by Vice-Presidcnt Coolidge Ifrom Conrad w. Crooker, attorney for John A. Nichols. defeated prohibition candidate. and representative of the liberal republican league of Massa- chusetts. Mr. Crookcr asked for an immediate hearing.
 Minority Candidate.
 The total vote for senator was S6T,157 it was declared, and Senator Lodge received on the face of returns candidate" It was announced that no two tabulations of the vote agree.
 Mir Crooker said his fight was not in behalf of William A. Gaston who was the democratic candidate and was not partisan move but was designed to "unseat the man who has accom- pIished more harm, obstructor of world peace and the natural expres- sion of liberal thought than any man since Nero"
 The papers are to be referred to the senate privileges and elections committee of which Senator Dining ham, republican, Vermont, is chair man.
 No Early Action Likely.
 It is not customary for the com mittee or the senate to take action on election contests until the converting of the new congress which they ef- feet. and senate leaders indicated to- day that despite the request for inn mediate action the Crooker proceed tngs would lie dormant until March 4th.
 MT. Crooker's statement said the liberal republican, league represented more than 100, ,000 Massachusetts res pnblicans. He added that his protest against the validity of MT. Lodges re- election vas justified by abundant evidence" and also by the "over- whelming demonstration of Massa- chusetts public sentiment at the polls in the recent elections"
 "Maasachusetts s, has Ire plidiated' Lodge and an the reaetionary obs struction that he stands foh' the statement sai4. ..-..
 When the senate convened Vice President Coolidge announced receipt of the crookeF petition together with others bearing on other senatorial elections fud added that all would bel placed on file"
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
Taxi Driver and Employer
 Held for Attacking Woman

F'aiffield. Dec. IgN--Joaepl w, Yal5 |entine. proprietor of tasi service company. and James EHiiEvan ehaHfz Ieur, arrested last night hy state po- flee officers on the charge of assanlt. ling Mrs. Henry Y. Mayer. wife or ] local merchant on lonely road hero early "wednesday morning were Hr= raifned before Judge Jonathan Gront today They were held tn bonds q Iat.0o0 each for . continued hearing n1 Ranmany
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
Charity Board to Build
 Addition at Town Farm

The charity board will Include il it's estimated expenses for next year an item for the erection Of fire. proof ward at the town farm for fe. male inmates. The present female ward is so constructed as to De 9 fire hazard, It was brought out. The board voted to enter into contract with Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Kibbe, su. perintendent and npatron. respective ly at the town farm. for thelf services lip to March l. 1924 Chairman ". r. Mshgan and Superintendent ". c. CowlishaW were named as budget committee.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
GINNS DIRECTOR OF
 SCHOOL IN ANSONIA
Assistant Director of New Britain State Trade School Wins De-
 served Promotion.

j. H. Ginns of 322 Chestnut street this city, for the past several yeari connected with the New Britain State Trade school, has been appointed director of the new Charles H. Pine Trade School in Ansonia.
 Mir, Ginns was selected several months ago te ednip the school and organize the various departments and has now been appointed director.
 During the past five years Mir. Ginns has been chief instructor in charge of the machine department Of tho local trade school and for the last two years has been assistant director of the school.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
Influenza Epidemic Has
 Spread to Battlaships

Boston. Dec. l6.---A mild epidenIc of influenza on the Rattls5hip Florida has spread to other yessais at the Bos- ton navy yard 1t became known today Thirty cases are listed on the Florida of which 1g were sent to the naval hospital at Chelsea. Thc Florida has been at tiie yard Tor several montha,
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
Dozen Quarantined for
 SlnaIlnOx in Bridgep0rt

Bridgeport, Dec, 16.-Eieven men and one woman living at 240 Ifairehild avenue were quarantined today fol-- lowing the removal last night to Fn- glcwood isolation hospital Of Mrs, Ella Emerson who resided there. Dr. Wii- liam II. Coon, city health officer found Mrs. Fmefson to be suffering from I severe ease of smallpox Ait pf the req rnafning inmates Of the house hnve been vaecinated.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
16.OOO Crane Co. Workers
 To Get Million Bonus

Bridgeport, Dec. 16.--siNteen thou- sand employees of the Crane Co. here will receive Xmas cash bonus equal to five per cent Of their salaries for the ts months prior to December l. The total disbursement will approximate St, ,000, ,000. ...F...
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
Ali4IroIsGzg noNn iss,iis.

Tha board Of finance #aa taxation at meeting iAst nlghB authofised rrasidsnt Tr. 6 chamberlain e seli sewef bonds e Che amount of saaat- GOO, and alao voted the itau4scs Ot lhc cits's notes fo the amount og WIZ { Bgo ta defray the costs af bulldiss z comfort station. me hptsa are t6 Do paid aff se8nn per Anhnn for fpuF ycara sad a4nna Che ffth y6at, The9 btaf satefeat at peF agslt
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16

as to just what we mean bS spg the order. and the thought leen expressed that it is the in- Rn ef the state to drive out of ale the members of the klan. las is not at all what the action lhe supreme court prcsupposes, lhe law Of Kansas, every or- lloA doing business within the must be chartered. The Ku Nan has a charter under the Georgia and the action now w ln the supreme court of the siot the purpose of securing a erbidding the klan to do busi- aeieafter in Kansas. e Objects 10 Methods.
 essence of our opposition to a'sanization Is not in the fact lights the Catholic church or its antipathy to the Jews or 9eEro, but in tho fact that It als under the protection Of a sha through the process of ter aad violence.
 Incredible that this country aayg passed through its bap- hereic devotion which called aesion Tour years ago. only to ilaW into this most iament-
 es 0I disorder
 ess Yigid Picture
 human fife has been sasri-t z she cause of Christian cigili- America jnterpreta it. N you 10 q place I know in RheFe tho crosses rise now sa foW and after a while we and before cross which ' 'lle resting place ot Names, ens Tho record is that nc .rat member of the Ameri-
 iilonary forces to give his
 foabat area of Foul. If l
 power t0 reindarnate him, !
 Sanes Fritzsimmons, you sfe one hundred per cent l
 Ana imagine he would |
 NtAh some surntiHa and l | aH q
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
Iallglala.I K ssenAcal

London, Dec. i6 (Rv tho Aaaaalaf- Z ed Pressl The diplnmatik and finan. cial experts of the Isondpr inarninE newspapers are tof the 3pfnIon thAt the runor nf an AmericSn or inter \ national loan to Germany rdns far ahead Of the fact.
 Reports Of possible iinknciAl assis- tance to tho Germans toseffer with the departure of Ambaassdor Harvey to Washington next weekiaad inflna- tons that the Harding adrniniatra- ton is disposed to exert 4 heipftil tns fluence in European aff4irs attract wide attention here. Wa4hington and New York dispatches beafing on these questions fiil tho leading c9umns ot the press.
 The morning Posts hnsneial writer writes that financial quaSters ''con- sider it unlikely that cAnadenee li Germany can he sufficie1tly restored to render an internationally loan to that country at all probable fof some time to come, although some Iay, under favorable conditions # whl bc possi., hle."
 The Daily TeleEraph's &ipiomatic correspondent says tint 5na Of the conditions preceding any loan to Germany must be tilc acaling down of the German Indemnity. < IT True, Great Thing.
 Manchester, Eng, Dec. i6. tsy As- sociated Pressl High importance is attached by the Manchester Guardian to the reports of intended American action ln. connection with the interna- tionai financial situation. h an editer- ial It says
 The ews, II true. is tho biggest thing that, has happened since the
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
Negro Football Star IS
 Canfain af White { OIIere

Whittier, Cal, Dec, t6.-- Halfback Ed. Puss' Thompson, a negro, has been elected captain of the Whittier college football team for 1928. Thomps son staFred this season. Next season l sin ae i1is fourth of varsity football,
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
War On K. K. K.

War On K. K. K. s AIle Sulphur Springs, W. Va,
 Kansas twill not drive the gIIx Kan from the state by force sn expel 1t by refusing to per to do business within the boundaries, Governor Henry J. aeclarea in an address prepared s,IIgsry today before the gover- adherence. rR being sought in the Kansas ure court he said would make sar the blazing cross and the parties where the men mask lyes and put on a fantastic suy in the open field and terrar- Ii entire neighborhood." !.
 Nc FoTcc Planned { Kansas we are seeking to exper |ghn from the state. Governor Al |ssIa ai note by the press of the hy that some misapprehension
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
THE WEATHER

Hartford, Dec. iB.--Fofecast for Mcw Britain sind vicinity: Generally fair, not quite 70 cold tonight sunday becoming iif- settled. probably snow.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
EXPLOSION ON STEAMER.
several Men Arc Reported Injured on Boat Lying in Brooklyn Dry Dock
 .-.4 s-ag Tire Dept. Called Out.

New York, Dec. 1B.--Several mon were reported injured in an explo- sion. on the steamship Vaba in Brooklyn dry dock this afternoon, Thes vessel burst into flames and three alarms of fire immediately were sent in.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16

A postal cmployc on the express was slightly hurt but continued his work on the train. A railroad state ment said that no passenger was in- jured.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
X SPEEDERS JAILED
Of These Sent to WorIChousc By Los Angeles Judge, Two Arc Women Automobiles.

Los Angeles, Dec 16.-Fourteen traffic law violators. two of them women, were In jail today
 Mrs. Ruth Pettibono found guilty of running down a pedestrian about an hour after she had been arrested for speeding, was sentenced to serve two terms of ten days each, one Tor speed ing and one fOF reckless driving.
 Miss Hortense Cohen received three day sentence for speeding.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
VISIT SCENE OF MURDER
Jury tn IsrVlnen Murder Case fin New Jersey is Taken to House Where Crime Was Committed.

Riverside. W. J.. Dec. te.---The jury before whom Mrs. Doris Bruncn and her brother Harry c. Moher, are be- ing tried for the killing of Honest JoIin' Flrunen, visited the house here today where the shooting took place.
 The jurors under heavy guard then went to the Cambridge trolley station, 'ollowin the route Charles M Powell, confessed slayer, says he took after the killing to reioin Moher. They returned later to Mount Holly, where the trial will be resumed Mon day. f
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
NG TO MEET
 lEGOVERNORS I0 TALK OF ISTH Ipl Oi Enforcement of Pro- b1 Laws Believed SChed- M Ior Monday Conference
EXECUTIVE TELLS M 10 DRIVE OUT K. K. K.

sa Use Force, He Tells Con-
 But Will Forbid White M Fraternity Men to Do Busi-
 w;ibin the Boundaries of State
 y. Has No Charter to
 lte.
 ,,. Sulphur Spring. w. Va. Dec -ss chief executives of Is states ,,ar inc 14th annual conference .snors here were preparing to X. washington after the final
 todav for a luncheon Confer s,,h. President Harding at the
 toaay for a luncheon con- wlth President Harding at the Hollse Monday, presumably on i sbiect of prohibition enforcH- ,pors sproul of Pennsylvania o.snss of Minnesota, through sbe president personally extend. \. initiation for the conference
 otber governors over the ssore last night, said MT. Hard ssd not indicated to them the llsss @ to be discussed As the ssccutiye however, had previ- Announced his intention of cal ,Ae governors to Washington to the liquor question next month ..Inion seemed to prevail among nsre today, that either the date 4 conference had been advanced \ meeting Monday had been ' as possible preliminary to the .ssv session. .~,. r-
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16
RESPIRATION IS UPHELD
Lynn Mayors Boards Decision OH Strike Controversy is Found to Bs Binding. -. ..

Lynn, Mass. Dec. 1s.--J. ". santry, representing as master in the cOntro- vbrsy between the mayors committee and unions here today. held that the mayors arbitration board was with in it's powers when 1t promulgated a new set of wage and working condi- tions last summer, effective until April 30, 1924. The unions had held that this decision was not Binding upon them because the board had ex- ceeded its authority Under the plan strikes and Iockotits are banned ard wages are readjusted on lower scale.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-16

Average Daily Circulation Eeek Eadliag Q TAT December ath C9
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FOR SALE

Benoni Ave. Eight rooms, garage
Fairmont Ave. Close in. II rooms
basement, garage.
Country Club road. Nine rooms,
baths, furnace. big lot.
Columbia st. New Cottage.
Walnut Ave. Six rooms, bath
electricity.
Monroe st, Above High. Eight
rooms, bath.
Bellview. -Four rooms, bath cleo
trlcity.
Castor Ave. Seven rooms and fin.
ished attic, bath, garage.
East Park Ave. Fine eight room
Mar Fair Grounds. Five rooms,
GLADDEN. St. Five rooms and bath,
BellYlew Ave. Corner Penna. Ave.
Three room cottage.
Castor Ave. 18th st. Six rooms,
bath. $500.
Maple Ave. Six rooms and bath.
Millersyille. Eight rooms, big lot.
MONEY IN A HOME IS A
SAFE INVESTMENT
iLoTS-Country Club road, West
End, Edgemont. Edgeway, Bell.
view. Ogden Ave-, close in.
Castor Ace, 18th st.
jackson ST, business location.
IL acres Just out OF city limits,
Benoni Ave. 50x120 On corner.
! Bcnoni Ave. 5Ox120 on corner.
Hillcrest, free from smoke.
Fairmont Ayo. neur 9Th. Fifty fee,
fine location.
Peacock Park.
Coleman Ave, corner 9th st. ,15o
It. front.
Corner Merchant and Lloyd
! GEO. H. BROBST
Professional Bldg. Phone IL
Member Real Estate Board :
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alasc tonf hair sweet and fluff.
4 with Blue peyll Cleanaer-
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business Opportunities

ADVERTISE TIN IaMpAl II
you want TO buy, sell or ex-
eiange advertise your wares In
Tampa and South Florida-one Of
the most prosperous regions OF TO-
day. Always use Times Want Ads
-Largest Tampa circulation and
largest daily average want I'D
lineage OF any Florida paper
guaranteed to all advertisers
Regular rate one cent per word !;
monthly rate on application. In
dulries cheerfully answered. Ad-
dress THE TAMPA DAILY
T1MEs; Tampa, Eta.
11ssosast. 1o4sA
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LEVI r. HARR
Phone .2S1

HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS bought,
sold and exchanged. FRANK
PRICHARD, Phone 975.
1-426t-242SA
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CONSULT ]. A. FoRTNEY, Nc
Crory Bldg. Houses and Lots
Phone 4o5-R, 12-ss2st.2ss9A
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Houses For Sale
Houses And Lots

TO BUY, SELL OR RENT see Geo.
Fl. Brobst, Realtor, Professional
Bldg. 12-27'2st's252A
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EXCELLENT FARMS. Good soil,
blue grass, clover, grain, fruit,
stock, dairy. Tho best in Southern
Ohio. 15 to 80 miles of Cincinnati
markets. Fine high schools. State
pixies; recently sold parties from
Fairmott so acres. 100 good farms
to show you. Many with stock,
crops, tools included for quick sale.
Small farnls-good land-Prices Cut
for Quick Sale. 26 acres--Ieyel;
well drained; good Groom house.
cellar, milkhouse, crib, wagonshed,
poultry house, large barn; horse,
COW, chickens, wagon, moving ma
chine, buggy, several plows. corn,
hay; good water; well fenced; few
squares traction. state pike; $4,000:
$4,000 cash. BETHEL-53 acres;
on traction; Groom house, large
barn, good oltbuildtngs; good or.
chard; 20 acres blue grass, IS acres
meadow, 8 acres TIMBER IA mile
village; $4,000; $500 cash. 62
acres-6.room house, halls, cellar,
barn 40x50, cemented COW stable.
large walnut, oak, sugar trees: .
wells, cistern: 20 acres blue grass,
8 acres alfalfa, z acres clover; a
bargain; $4,000; $1,000 cash. 50
acres fine land; fairN bldg, $4,000:
$1,000 cash. East end cdr to CarrsI
st. 9. G. & P Traction to Chas A,
Freemyer, Hamlet, Ohio. P. o.
BOX 20. 2504A
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HEAT YOUR HOME, with the FIo.
Maker pipe or pipeless furnace,
while, you pay on easy terms. A.
O.. HAWKINS, SOL Seventh. Phone
11s2-R. 12.Si.2ste36sA
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FA1RMoNT MANTLE & TILE co.
/ Can furnish tic bath rooms, porch
floors, tile, brick and wood nantes
OF all kinds. Coal CRATES and gas
logs. See US first, sos First st.
Phone 1252-R 1.s.2st2405A
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For Rent
Rooms Mantei

seS~E~~~~-~-~s~s~seb> S-4e-~seI-N.
HOME IN PRlNATh FAMILY
neslred BY young business man;
prefer both room and meals; will
pay we'll Phone John Smith, COOK
THIS 10 c suggestion for q Want
Ad TO be used II you want to bet
ter your living conditions, Costs
only &c per WORD each day.l
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Personal.

PERsONAL-Clt this out for luck.
Z Your future foretold. Send dime,
age. bIrthdate for trial reading;
NINE. ZODELLA, Box 3S3, Toledo,
Ohio. i:5;6t'242IA
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Male Help Wanted

RELIABLE MAN WANTED SELL
ing shrubs. trees, plants. Per-
lnanent, weekly pay. Write for
terms. GUARANTY NURSURY
CO.. Rochester, n. Y.
12-14-26t-2051A
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AGENTS Wanted

AGENTs-s10O a week selling
Marvel Wind Shield cloths; one
rub keeps gtas clear entire storm;
every autoist . prospect. Write
for particulars. STANDARD MFG.
CO., Box 1876, G. Battle Crock,
Mich. -,26SaA
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distinguishing

THOMAS c. LYNCH, Plumbing
aud gas fitting. Shop and
residence. 517 WALNUT AVE.
Phone 1S5G-R. Truck service.
- 1-10-26t.352eA
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191s ACRE FARM. 10.rcom house.
On paved roads and car line,
Easy trade on town property. MRS.
IDA QUINN, Downs, W. Va.
12.2s.6t2259A
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LAND IN EASTERN OKLAHOMA
FOR SALE. SO to SIS per acre.
JASPER N. BUTLER, Poteau, OF,
lahoma: 1.7!6t.24SOA,
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Wantff To Buy

EARN wANr;D -waated 10 hear
trtm owneli Of a Term 70. sale,
Give lowest price anil tn:l pattia.
ula's. l.. JONES, Box 4O2, Olnsy,
III. ? ,-(oI4A
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TIE EASTERN SHORE OF
MARYLAND. TIE land OF
8eulah. Learn about It from
FRED QUINN, STRoUT FARM
AGENCY, Pocomoke City, Nd.
12s19-SOt-215sA
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/ SELL FAIRMONT

2 acres; 2 miles out Grafton road;
$500; one.half cash.
4.roonl Bungalow, Colfax; trade.
a rooms, new, jackson addition;
trade Tor lot.
Good lots near Brass Plant and
Domestic Coke; easy terms.
Best Offer Takes the Following
sol State Street
910 Cleveland Avenue.
$50 Lincoln Street,
II rooms, East Park.
l01 Murray Ave-; Q rooms and bath ;
easy terms.
q rms, near Monroe 81. easy terms
Lot Graham Heights; $3.50; easy
LEVI B. HARR
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Building Lots Fdr Sale

CHOICE LOTS IN BELLv1Ew,
Simon and East Park Additions
and Morgantown avenue. For par.
ticulars see FAIRMoNT BUILDING
& INVESTMENT CO., 422 PROBES.
sional Bldg. 1.2.2st-23s3A
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HoMEsEEKERs send for Virginia
Farm List. Best Climate, Dept.
II, Emporia. Va.
12=14.2st-2O55A
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60 ACRES, located IL miles from
good market, On improved road;
6 room house and bank barn both
slate roofs. Spring water, fruit
and timber, school handy, gas and
electricity on farm. Beautiful 10
cation. $1,000. Half cash. R. NJ.
AsHBAUGH, East Palestine, Ohio.
-2535A
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Sale Or Rent

ATLANTIC CITY SALES. Hotels
and cottages, all sections. w.
OLIVER, II segal Bldg Atlantic
City, N. J.
l2-ls-gSt.s124A
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TWO BASEMENT ROOMS FOR
RENT. ITO Market st. Phone
1341.W. 1-6:6t2464A
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Furnished Rooms

THREE FURNISHED BEDROOMS.
436 Monroe st. 12 20 2st 21s5 A
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Received l1onors

Several Students OF the first and
second grades Of the Junior high
81 Batrackyille received the Pal
fner method button IN recognition
q thetr efficiency in penmanship.
The badges were presented to the
honor pupils on last Friday and
are being very proudly displayed
Ct school this week.
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Female Help Wanted

HOME WORKERS WANTED. Big
list of firms supplying various
homework, t0c. II. MOODY. 1914
Stony Island, Chicago. 2505A
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'LGHTFLQ0RTEAN
Tl|NEI...E| +.
Barrackville Intends to
Give Good Account
oflItself
s


ROY. w. 3. Kerr Is holding a
series OF reyiayl services at the
local Nj y. church. This Is the
second week OF the meetings and
there has been very good interest
manifested from tho first although
IN To this time there has not been
ne enthusiastic an effort made to
start d new life as had been hoped
Tor on last Sunday evening d
group from the Billy Sunday Bus
fness Mems club OF Fairmont
camo iip and assisted very mater.
,sally In the life OF the meeting.
hese men are always heartily
sleomed among US, and have Civ
good assistance on more than
e occasion.
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Help Wanted

YOUNG MEN, WOMEN, over II
desiring government positions,
$3.50 monthly, write for free list OF
positions now open. r. Terry, (lo7.
mer Civil Service examiner), 39G
Continental Bldg, Washington. u.
y. l.G.st.246SA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-11

76 ACRES 21s miles from Worth.
ington, good laying ground. One
4 room house. One 9 room house.
! log house. 2 barns, 200 trees in
orchard. Sandstone and 4 Ct. vein
coal go With Surface. a bargain.
Call FRANK PR1CHARD, 975.
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Situation Wanted, Male

SITUATION WANTED by exper.
fenced bookkeeper, stock clerk,
receiving clerk and store clerk.
Can give reference. Phone 11S6-W
va. 25S7A
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Farms For Sale

MARYLAND's BEST FARMS.
Chas H. Heintzegmal, 923 s.
Charles st. Baltimore. Nd.
~ . est 1891 &
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For Sale or Trade

NEW 8 ROOM HOUSE FOR
SALE OR TRADE. Centrally
located in Clarksburg. Will con
slider trading for 6 or S room house
In Fatrmont. II. R. COMMON, .235
Grant st. Phone 5SO-M.
1-10-st-2535A
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Miscellaneous For Sale

JERSEY COW FOR SALE. Call
1881 or 500 Walnut Ave.
1-10t2t-2523A
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FORD ROADSTER EoR SALE.
With starter ii peFfecl cosdl.
ton. 1915 cassi only Can zoo 40
MccrayS Garage .hetween q sp.
m.