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sstable sGard en-, by W. D. Benedict,
SBHsnsionS Representative OF Ale
sshsuySC Count y Farm Bureau. From
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~ classical selections by
sBeemanss Orchestra.
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Am NEsTY BILL OFFERED.

w WASHINGTON, May lily DIT
granting amnesty to all persons
held in federal prisons for viola
lions Of wartime espionage laws
was introduced in the Senate today
by Senator Ladd. North Dakota,
who estimated that lib prisoners
would be affected. He said the Dill
will not cover cases Of spying or Of
communicating with the enemy.
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81, 500, 900 LEFT SON u.
II BY HENRY r.. DAWSON

40 MINEOLA, NJ. ". May II .----
Assem- blyman ! F.. Trube Dawson.
Of Nassau County was left $4,500,-
900 by the will OF his father. Henry
P. Dawson. New York banker.
which was filed for probate here
today. The full value of the estate
was not given e. q rs
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses
were issued IN the; office Of County
Clerk Lee N. Satterheld today
John Urso, widower, 81, q
Watson and Mocolato De Maria,
81, of F'airmont. ~
Clarence Eber Wilson. 81, and
Ida May Benson, i 6. both Of Fair
m ont. C.B. Benson, father Of Ida
May Benson, appeared in person
and gave his consent 81
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sWztOh GU {: lsl )!B|;3':I
CEN SORSH :.:S

81 Criticism and comment 4 on The att
fractions Mt the local theatera appear
Ing In this column are HfurrishedH by
the movie censorship committee Of the
F,Wouaan's Clao Of Fairsnont Tia West
virginia. does not assume any re
sponsibility for the op inions expressed.
The Editor,
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liberty Bonds

NEW YORK, May l1--Liberty
bonds 1 p. M: 31!2 $99.24; sec
ond As s99.42; first u s S9s.s2;
second AIS $99-54; third
s99.S0; fourth rs $3.50; NC
tory 4As $1oo.56; victory 3As
10000. t5
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Linn Here. NJ Linn, u presi-
dent Of the West Penn Co, was
In the city for a few hours todaY.
He visited at the Offices OF Capt.
George NJ. Alexander, president Of
the Monongahela Valley Powert&
Railway Co. He said that he was
simply here on little business
trip today. and that he had moth
ing to give out at this time. He
said he would visit with the news
9papermen on his next trip, after
all the details of the merger Of
the NJ. P. & r. Co. with the West
Penn interests have been worked
out.
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So long Is there is plenty Of noise,
it seems to suffice
There's a strange yet powerful
psychological feature to a circus.
1t is a veritable magnet for the
public. Rich and poor, the educat-
cd and the ignorant, the staid jur-
list and repful school boy. youth
and old age. one and all have no
power to resist the lure OF the cir
Gus parade, and together they fight
for places of advantage from which
to view t.
Mothers with a baby in arms and
other offsprings haning on to them
or struggling along making an
effort to protect toy balloons from
the crowd could be seen in the
surging sea Of restless humanity
ION the streets along the parade
route this morning. The parade,
of course, holds the attention of
the youn gsters, but when it is over,
and it passes all too quickly. it is
a long march home or long hours
Of waiting for the show to open.
and then the trip home. Hundreds
of parents each year swear 'tnever
again" but they are always among
the first out for the next circus.
Zone Man Band''
The "Grafton One Man Band"
owned. controlled and operated by
Thomas Farmhouse, arrived in the,
city for the circus and gave the
local atmosphere several severe
shocks. A bass drum, trap drum,
coronet. and a pocketfull of as
sorted whistles makes up the com
ponent parts of the organization.
A man with fife helped out the
band in one or two numbers.
City authorities made provision
to take care of the crowds today
and many special officers were on
duty. Chief L. D. Snider did not
so to Wheeling today as he had
planned, but remained at home to-
keep an eye on the situation
A fair crowd was on hand at
Walkers Siding this morning
when the circus train pulled in,
and the people watched intently
as the show was unloaded.- The,
business of putting Up the big top
at South Side Park also attracted Al
big crowd, Interurban cars brought
large crowds to the city from towns
within radius of twenty miles,
/ The first show opened at q
o'clock this afternoon Tonfght's
show starts at $ o'clock. Patrons
are advised to go early and get
their share Of pink lemonade.
Late tonight, the Sparks Will fly
to the next town.
Gee. but it's hot--temperature at
1870 this afternoon was SIS. accord
ing to the therm ON eter outside
The West Virginlan office.
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!. . ARplNa .:;.. sllG,;Ns ell

i E WASHINGTON, May 11.--Presi-.
dent Harding today signed the Dill
extending for two years from next ext:
jun 80. thes4s per cent immigration
restriction act
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate trans
fers were filed in the office OF
County Clerk Lee N Satterfield for
recording today:
Enos b Morgan to u B. Tenant,
a parcel Of land on the South SiGa
of Buffalo Creek in Pennington.
Consideration $1,000.
Bert D Ta1kington and wife to
John f. Schneider. lot No. 20 in
the Downs cemetery. \ Considera-
ton 81 etc.
George Clark Jackson and wife
to Tony Yerace, lots No u and IS
in block No. IL of the r. 2. Harr
addition. of Fairmont. Considera--
George 8. Vincent and Rosa E.
Vincent to Anthony Vingle. par
Gel of land in Marion County Con-
sideration, SIS etc.
Anthony vingle to George A.
Vincent parcel Of land in Lincoln
District, Consideration SIS, etc.
f. D. Fenhagen aud Mary Nc
sFenhagen to Ora Ellen Potter a
parcel of land in Oakwood add
ton to Fairmont. Consideration
$500.
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lI AT " V-ANT ADS.

EOSTTSssdas evening between
Bus Ridge and the Deveny
BaiId ing atinu1n bar pin with
liRmopds setttn Liberal reward.
Ear phoneS254.# 1926 a
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sthec gis III tfng iIsonss
Afrs:s IsauraSANdIso who
ds@serf ously 81 HIT hergh omeY2T5
sCo1nmb fa street 1frssN Ti1sonShas
Bbeen$f1 r. forSs come time, sSandsSa cz
ScordIng to word received fromsher
bedside today she as gradually
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Special Notices :.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

To D. L.. LaRue, trading and
doing business as Excelsior Mantel
Company plaintiff, and Maude ~
Pople, Howard A. Pople, her hus-
band. Fairmont Building and In
vestment Company, corporation.
d. II. Mayors. George Branson g.
E. Huffman. Chapman Norris.
Brooks o.. Bartholow. Edgar W.
Kelley, C. S. Davis, Walter Nor
ris, James Walker. Ira O. Smith.
M. r. Wilson. 2 w. Morgan and
Bruce Mqrgan partners doing bust
ness as y. w. Morgan and;
Brother. c. Il. F'itzhugh and ". 3 I
Fitzhugh, partners doing business
as The Luthy Plumbing Compans.
and Fair1nont Wall Plaster Com!
pany. corporation defendants
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
MARION COUNTY, WEST VIR-
GINA. IN CFEANCERY.
You and each OF you will take
notice that in pursuance OF de-
cree OF said Court, entered on the;
10th day OF April. 1922, IN the
chancery cause therein pending
wherein you are the parties COM
pIainant and defendant. have
fixed upon Tuesday the 23rd day
Of May, 1922, at 10 o'clock " M \.
at my law office. Room EOS Nc
Crory Building in the Citys8ofs
Fairmon., Marion County. West
Virginia. as the time and place for
beginning the discharge OF my
duties under said decree of refer
ence, an abstract Of which said
decree is as follows: sss
1T is therefore adjudged, order!
ed and decreed that this cause.-The
and the same is hereby referTed@to!
Ross Watts. one Of the Commits
sioners i'll Chancery Of this Court
who is directed to
First: Ascertain and report tho!
real estate owned by the defend
ant. NIaude j. Pople, upon which
the mechanics liens herein set out
have been taken. and whether Or
not any part thereof will sell fors
enough to pay off the i'd me
chanics liens as well as the otherS
liens against ehe same, ann
whether the said real estate will Il
rent for enough within five years
to pay the liens. interest and
costs against the same
Second: Report the liens against
the same, to whom due and PAY
able and their priorities on said
real estate.
Third: And said Commissioner
shall take proper notice Of any
answer which may be filed in this
cause by the defendant. MaudeE u.
Pople, prior to the adjournment
OF this term OF Court.
Fourth: And said Commissioners
shall take proper notice Of any re- re-
plication that may be filed By the The
plaintiff herein prior to the ad-a
journment Of this term Of Court:
in reply to the answer as. filed by
the defendant, Maude = .fPop1e
Fifth: And said Commissioner
shall report any other matter
deemed pertinent by himself ORE
!uuested by any OF the parties IN
interest herein -
At which time and place you are are
required to be present
{f Given under my hand, this 2Vth8
day Of April 1922. I'll;
ROSS A. WAITS.
Commissioner&in Chancerys5s
RUSSELL L. F'UFRBEE. .3
n Counsel for Plaintiff.
q 20 ~: Is: 1:.s5
NOTICE 70 LIENHoLDERs
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Ssut out the picture on all four
rten carefully fold dotted
inc s Ste entire length. Then
matted line 2.Eand SO on. Fold each
ysactt on# Enderpeatn accurately.
when sconpleted turn over ana
n,11aftnd "a Surprising result. Save
gthss pictnTes
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Allied Chemical and Dye 80. Sc
Allis- Chalmers 4Sls
American Beet Sugar 3s4
American Can ....-..@.i..... AZ
Amer. Car and Foundry :. 1861
Amer Hide and Leather pr y. 66A
Amer International Corp j. 43as
American Locomotive ---... 113 4
Amer. Smelling and Refs. =. 56A
American Sugar y. ------- 73A
Amer. Sumatra To-. bacco !. 33A
American T. and T. ..1215s
American Tobacco 1879
American Wooden ........... 81
A AnaHGnaa ooppef .......:.. So (
Alt. Gulf and W. Indies ...... 80
BALDWIN, Locomotive. lis 4
Baltimore and Ohio ........ 455s
Bethlehem Steel b. ........ 70
Canadian Pacific 1885
Central Leather ........... 36;tsi
Chandler Motors ?2A
Chesapeage and Ohio ...... "a
Chicago, Mil and St. Paul 25A
Chicago, r. !. and Pac- $50. 42ea
Chino Copper 271s
Colorado Fuel and Iron -... 32A
8Crucibles steel 6s7sg
Crucible Steel ......... 6sB
Erie 12A,
Famous p1ayers-Lasky $500. S01s
General Asphalt --.--.....: 81
General Electric ......... .162
Gsl a. ~ Oe 49,, eeH
Go oou1 NJ Sta.tSa-n nfd 49,. .741s
Illinois Central .1O4A
Inspiration Copper ...-..-... 391h
International Harvester ..... 96h
Int Mer. Marine pfd ..--...!. SIS
international Paper 495s
fInvincible Oil ...--... 17A
Kelly-Springfield Tire -...... 49A
kennecott Copper SIS
Louisville and Nashville Ills
Mexican Petrol ........-..- 12Sk
Miami copper ....'.. 1850 e.
M!ddle STATES oil .--5.'. Us Us
Midvale Steel .......--.... 3a;s
Mlsso w. $500, sol:
New YORK Central ;...'-..''..- oo1t
Ny. \. =; ana Hart'- 1o5M
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~ eAThER

Weathe
tonight and Frs
( day
Local Readings
Creed B:olyar'dtll,
Observer.
Temperature ats
a M today 3d.;
Yesterdays wea-
Sther clear; tenn
perature. maxi
mum IS; mini.
mum SO; precl-
spitation .O5
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safftissan1 thenss coredsgafn
nor
atssstarfsdln changedsW nth.
July ssSand observation-disclosures
acton of$corn
sg5ss over quotati onsS on hogs
thesp rovisi ion mar et .s#sf
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citing Stunts-Hanging
his stoes from the top Of the
EHomeSavings Bank Building in
sMain street, Billie O'Brien. "the
hum AMY Got out Of a straight
Jake d did other stunts
equally 4 possible to the aver
Sagesperspn. This evening at $50
ghss plan to climb the Marion
sCouuty courthouse and place a
:dagSon the statue of Liberty.
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.# GENOA, May HI BY Ths 49, ":
ISOLATED Press Foreign Minister
sTchitcherin of Soviet Russia per-
sonally handed the Russian reply
to the allied memorandum today to
Foreign Minister Schanzer of Italy
in the latter's room at the Palazzo
Realte. The only other person pres
ent was Francisco Gianini, the Ital-
ian financial expert. A friendly
conversation of forty-five minutes
followed in which NJ. Tchitcher.lln
state that the answer had been pre-
pared under direct instructions
from Moscow.
NJ. Tchitcherin repeated assur-
ances or his good Will and his de-
sire Is cooperate with the other
delegates. After the Russian had
left Signor4 Schanzer read the note
which consists of fifteen pages
The first part of the note is ar
gument, but the second was sa1d
70 be constructive, making propos-
ais dealing with financial cues
tons. The note, it was stated, sus-
gests the appointment OF a new
snecial commission by the confer
.ence to continue the negotiations
after the close OF the Genoa meet
ing - M& @&st
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BOTH CALLEN AND
LAMBIE TO SPEAK
AT MINE BANQUET

Continued trap cage one,
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|RggllIRl|E| R Q
ALLIES DELIVERED |
Appointment Of New Commits
sion TO Continue Negotia-
tons Sought.

GENOA, May 11.-(By The
Associated Press. Russia's
reply to the allied memoran-
dunn, made public this evening.
declares the financial differ
ences between the powers and
Russia requires deeper study,
and it suggests the appoint
nent Of mixed committee Of
experts BY the economic con
ference to consider these ques--%s
tons AZ.
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Pittsl,1rrh Livestock

PITTSBURGH, May 11-Hogs
receipts 5000: steady; heavies
Sill; heavy End light workers and
pigs S1130 to $11.40-
Sheep and lambs receipts 1900,
steady; top sheep SO; top lambs
S14.
Calves receipts 500; steady; top
$3.50.
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NOTICE TO LIENHoLDERs


To all persons holding liens By
judgment or 9th e-wise on the real
estate, or any part thereof, Of
Maude .3Pople: \. Az 4
IN pursuance of a decree OF the 4
Circuit Court Of Marion County,
West Virginia, made In a cause
therein pendin g to subj ect the real
estate of the said Maude y. Pop1eS
to the satisfaction of the liens
thereon. you are hereby req uireds
to present all claims held Il by youSs
and each of you against the said said
Maude ]. Pople. which are liensh
on her real estate or any partgofs
It. for adjudicati on II to me, att NY
office in the City. 2of e FairHlont.s
Marion County, West Virginia.son
iort before the 23rd day Of n A Y
1922.
Given under my hand this 0th
day OF April. i 8 2 q
r OSS AWAITS
Commission r n5s si1aIcerXf
"a 80 o. Sa1s
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CIRCUS DAY HERE
DRAWS BIG CROWD

Continued trom page one)
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News Equipment Insfa.:ed--
ectTcal equipment has been IN
sta Jed hroughout the plant of
Sthes sDickerson Building Supply
SGoss Four street and the Belt
line. stallation Of the new
mac hiner Isl being made BY the
Gent EIectric Repair Co. under
the ds>eetion of E.. r. Nanies,
HEAD ofSthe firm.
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acky pay-Tacky Day will be
spbserved 81 the senior class Of the
SEairp1ont Fish school on May -,
s9gss his day all members Of the
Elygdavoid of camouflage and good
taste in d ress.
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ss Flss sltdcs slides ILLUSTRATIVE
OF fly-swattinc.
we've shoWp at the chapel exercises
apfsthsa irmont High School this
Emorning der the auspices Of the
general e; science classes taught by
Mis- Eliza peth Koletka. An "anti-
tlysSS campaign was waEed in the
school last week and the slides were
fjIiE thsesssnatur Of a 'follow-up OF tn
The slides were obtain
from tbe agricultural depart
smen tsof the Interior Harvester Co.
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sss'o.s 1njucy-F Fra ns
ton ser ops injury at about Z
lEsfrom5tt the rear porch Of the
8Iesidencs his mother, Mrs. John
Or EiShert IN Pierpont avenue. MI.
SBash grS@was leaning against the
5faiIingsSwhen it. gave way and ne
gISfffteena feet to the ground He
sasas able With help to enter the
s6onss sand is Confined there today,
ssgufferingS from severe bruises.
EhI dre Get aptain
eSSalyatio Army made.
ssglad the#beart of the children.
.sssher todaywhe en- he purchased
5fofs zach ope q gaily colored bal.
;Stoon happier little bunch OF
SschiId Tenscou1d not be well lmagin-
:ssdsa thegsplaSed about the Saliva
nS3Army lone today. The chill
;sdrensYere kakenst % the corner also
1sfoSsee eth pa-.de as it Passed
'shronghsthe streets.
ey1arrIes Gould n1.-Charley
#espuId ,sws1 Known East side citi-
q ssnS iss$Fery Eli with stomach
fronb 1esat his shome.s Mr.. Gould
very j II while at work
"a sand SFasStaB entot his home, where
1s@remains IN serious condition
posi- ply q slight improve
ssHesresNisi ting NJ ther.Nr and
aSater Wilson, Of Clarks'--
slbnrgarespending several days j
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Here ting Mother. Nr. and
WfsssNahe D. wilson, OF Clarks-
bnrg ares ending several days -
The border vidette., 1922-03-18
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz
 County Arizona.

Office of tue Board of Supervisors. Santa Cruz
 County, NOSa eS, Al izona, Feb 9th, 1922. |. The Board of Supervisors met at 1O:G0 clock n. m |, pursuant to adjournment of January 9th, 1922.
 Present: Chairman Finley, Members Ash burn and Noon anI Clerk.
 The minutes of the meetings of Janurry 3rd and 2lth were read and approved.
 The following names appearing the pay rolls for January 1St u 15th and from 18th 3lst, were presented t. the Board, approved, and orGc cd paid out of tue salary fund: ". A. OCDnnor, judge superior court, Sl25.C0 iiobt. l. Lee, cle L superior court 1o7.50 Mabel C. Wy ie, de .'uty c'erk of court, 125.O0 Robt. r. Lea, court reporter, 12J.C0 \. II. DcIicncr, county attorney, 2.0.33 Jas V. Robins deputy county attorney, 125.G0 Lucille WaIkor. county treasurer, 1s7.50 Loyal M4plc, deputy 'casHrcr, 125 Go Victor J. Wager, county assessor, 197.50 Anna E. Achlcy, deputy assessor, I25.Cu Malcolm Middleton, county recorder, 1S7.50 Lona C. Mix deruty recorder, 125.U0 Jas l. EiuIey, chairmsn board of su- perviSOrs, laS.@2
The border vidette., 1922-03-18
PATAGONIA.
Interesting News Items Clipped From
 the Patagonian.

Good ore shipments continue to be brought in from the Eure- ka. Bland and Jefferson proper ties, which are located on the Baca Float.
 F. F. Bohlinger spent several days in Patagonia this week. He is still busy with develop ment work on the American Peak property
 Miss Wayne Goldsmith who is living with her uncle, Fred Goldsmith. at the R mine, is a frequent visitor to Patagonia She runs her uucle's fiivver and attends to the shopping and CT rants.
 Ed. D. Farley of the Hard shell, was in town several days this week He says the Bender claims of the Hardshe!l, are still holding up to expectations. He has a lease with R. D. Hall on the property.
 The, Mowry mine continues to bring in ore. They are working a small crew at present, owing to hampering conditions, but will soon have out the first car of ore that is being hauled to Pata- gonia by c. B. Wilson.
 Pete Bergier, the versatile rancher and cattleman, has been shipping wood to Tucson by the carload recently. He says as long as the Tucson weather stays cold, he will ship wood by the carload, as his supply is unlimit- ed.
 W. J. Mitchell. superintendent of the Mowry mine, was a busi ness visitor at Patagonia We'd nesday. He says the Mowry is looking better all the time, and he predicts the future will see a great mine at the old camp again
 Frank Reichert, who recently purchased 8 mill for the Draga z mine in the Santa Ritas, pick ed up with his purchase about ten tons of lead silver concen. trates, which he shipped this week with ore from the Eureka, owned by Tom Gardner, to the El Paso shelter.
 Mir. D. c. Nicholson has com pleted the erection of the gal lows frame and installation of his hoist. His new camp is nearly completed, and within 8 short time the Rupert property will begin development upon a substantial scale. Pete M. Et- chells is supervising the work.
 Hogan & McCutchan have re- ceived their new hoist for the Black Eagle. They are working a small crew on development. As soon as the new equipment is installed they will be operations on a substantial scale. These two men are among the best miners in the camp and a great deal is expected from their work at the Black Eagle, which is very promising property.
The border vidette., 1922-03-18

Private money to loan 3 to 5 years at per cent on ranch property: S5,OOOOO; S7,OOO.OO; S8, GOO. co; S1O,0OO.OO; $12. %; S15, ,OOO.OO. Address: D. T. Nit cbel, 6O7 Citizens National Bank Building, Los Angeles, Calif.