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ALDERMAN'S HOME
DAMAGED BY BOMB

CHICAGO, Nov. ga bomb
explosion early today 1olted Aid
erman William R. o'Toole and his
family from bed and damaged
their residence. IN West Garfield
boulevard. o'Toole said he was
unable to find a reason for the
bomb being exploded ut his home.
The explosion Jared the family
from their sleep and two of the
four children suffered severe
fright. The door and entrance to
the house and windows panes
were shattered. A wire was
found hanging from a mail box
near the broken doorN and the
police believe the bomb was sus-
pended by the wire.
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SIX SENATORS IN
MIDDLE WESTOUT
FOR REELECTION
Strenuous Efforts to Upset
G. o. P. in Republican
StronghoIds Made.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6-(By the AS.
ISOLATED Press)-SenatorIal cam
paigns in nine states OF the Mid.
die West end today as the issues
in tomorrow's off.year election go
to the people.
The windup finds six United
States senators from central
, states seeking reelection. They
are:
northumberland (Michi.
gam, Kellogg (Minnesota), Lafol-
lette (Wisconsinl.
Observation-Disclosures (Nebras-
(ohio).
The primary defeats Of Senator
New (Indiana) and McCumber
North Dakota) left the Republican
party In those states with new
aspirants to the Senate. Former
Senator Beyeridge, Progressive
leader in the days of Bull Moose
activities, is the standard-bearer OF
Indiana Republicans in his cam
paign to go back to the Upper
Branch OF Congress.
Lynn ]. Frazier, former Non.
Partisan League governor OF North
Dakota, bears the Republican label
In that state for the McCumber
seat.
In Iowa, where Smith W. Brook
hart is the Republican nominee for
the senatorial seat which Senator
Kenyon exchanged for the ermine
OF a federal judge, the closing
campaign Is more or less organ
lied Republican revolt against the
Brookhart candidacy. A somewhat
similar condition prevails in North
Dakota, where there is considerable
Republican antipathy in Frazier.
The Harding administration is
tho big issue in Ohio, the Presi-
dents home state, with prohibition
also a question as the state votes
on q beer and wine referendum.
Congressman Tess, champion Of
the Harding forces as the -Republi,
can nominee, Is at the end of one
Of the most intense campaigns in
the country on party issues In his
contest with Senator Pomerene.
The Nebraska contest between
Senator Hitchcock and r. B. How
ell is largely one of party prlnci-
pals.
Two women from the Middle
West, Mrs. Annie Dickie Olsen in
Minnesota, and Mrs. ]. ]. Hooper
in Wisconsin, both Democrats, are
among the senatorial aspirants.
! Senator LaFollette, during the
closing days Of the campaign, left
Wisconsin and went into Minneso-
tn and North Dakota, where he
took tho stump for Henrik Ship.
stead. the Farmer.Labor candidate,
against Senator Kellogg and for
Frazier.
Illinois, without a senatorial con-
test, has witnessed congressional
battles Of considerable intensity. in
some districts, with Democrats
hoping to recapture outposts lost
in the Harding landslide OF 1890,
and making strenuous effort to
upset the G. o. P. in Republican
strongholds. Chief among the is
sues in Illinois Is the legislative
campaign, With Governor Small and
Mayor Thompson OF Chicago as
leaders OF their faction OF the Re.
publican party, urging support Of
candidates, irrespective of party,
who will so along with the Small.
Thompson program next winter
and spring.
Illinois votes on a $55, 100000
bond issue for soldiers bonus and a
referendum on beer and wine senti.
ment.
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Special Notices

To o. b. Morris, Committed
You will take notice that q. O
Hqnes, the'purchaser Of the follow
ing real estate, one.slxth interest In
1885 acres Of land and Pittsburgh
coal, located In AIannington BIS.
triet, Marion County. (Pyies Fork
which was sold by the sheriff OF
Marion County at the sale for d.
linquent taxes made ON the 18Th
day OF December, 1890, and deed
has been required as provided bf
law, which deed will be made to
the said D. o. Hanes. on Or after
the SOth day Of December. 192e. uu
less you against that dag redeem
the said real estate from the said
sale. The amount necessary 70 re-
dean is as follows:
Amount paid Sheriff Of said
sale .............,.s'.. -. Stef.S5
Amount, paid surveyor for
survey and report ... Go
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof ss.s.. ffe5
interest ....s........,,ss. 1890
lotHl .'.....4s.tt,.l,ts SiI7.1b
Given under my hand this eftn
day Of October, 1929.
LEE N. SATrERFfEIn.
Clerk Of the County Court OF
Marion County, West Virginia.
1o,so-i1.s, IS. %.
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BURNS TO DEATH.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Nov. 6.
beneath his burning au-
tomoblle, W. H. Smith Of zanes-
Vile fred a revolver and sounded
tho horn near his hands in an eff
fort to attract attention. He was
burned to death before anyone
could extricate him. The autmo-
bile skidded and turned turtle
into a ditch.
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Auto repairs
HeIp Wanted

WE TRUST ANY HONEST MAN
OR WOMAN 70 take orders. for
100 absolute necessities, and remit
our share to us. A special propo.
siton makes prices lower than
"cnt rate" stores. Our repre6en-
tatves clearing from $500 to
$1,000 weakly everywhere, This IS
the lnost extraordinary direct sell.
ing proposition over offered. Write
today for Particular. a. Rasmus.
sen, Dept 10, Hers Island, Pitts.
hurgh, Pa 57R5A
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This Date il, History
NOVEMBER 8.

People botn on this day have
great tact and diplomacy, as we'll
as choice in the use of language.
and are usually well aware Of
their influence over others. Those
who write excel in the construc-
tion~of short stories. One strong
characteristic is the silent dig
nifled manner OF these people.
They are courteous and affable
when not engaged in business pur-
suits, but when they are they are
blunt to cruelty
These people are very fond Of
the good things OF life and have a
fine taste in dress, but are not so
devoted to style and show as
their Cancer neIghbors. They are
especially fond Of outdoor sports
and are natural lovers Of ocean
travel and ocean views. When
these people are awakened and
spirtualized, they are the salt of
the earth, helpful, tender, and de-
voted to humanity.
The governing sign of this date
Is Scorpio, and the governing
planet is Mars.
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The crossan Contribution Com
pany announces that L ceased to
transact business in the state 81
West Virginia on December 81.
1891. and hereby publishes its In
tenuonf to withdraw rs authority
TO do business IN the state m a.
cordanee with the laws OF the
State OF West virgfnis Code RAJ.
1872, amended 1906 Acts se:1se
Oct g. Is, Nov. 4. H.
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MANAGER RETAINED.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. e.
Wilbur Good. appointed manager OF
the local team Of the American AS,
ISOLATION at the middle OF the sea
son last year, will manage the team
next season. II was announced to.
day.
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LUKE GOES TO INDIANS.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. o.
Walter Lutzke. third baseman for
the Kansas City club, has been
traded to the Cleveland team oil
the American League for two play
ers and a cash consideration, II was
announced here today by officials
Of the club.
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AT YOUR SERVICE

Craftsman with extensive ex-
perience in general mechanical de
signing Is at liberty to take on
some additional work, such as ma.
chine design, pertaining to mining
work. etc, also the development OF
prospective patents. VIII gladly
give you estimate concerning your
requirements. Write P. y. Box
No. 81.
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DIES AT BURTON

A message received here today
announced the death Of Mrs,
Charles Booth Of Burton, which
occurred at 6:45 o'clock today,
Mrs. Booth was a sister OF Mrs.,
Jennie Hupp OF this city.
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AUL G4AALLSL ~ A4AMrA. ~ JuI
want 70 buy, sell or exchange at.
vertise your wares In TAMPA and
South Florida. One. %: the most
prosperous regions OF tcdHy. Al
ways use Times want Ads. Larg.
est Tampa circulation ana largest
daily average want ad lineage OF
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To 0. E. Morris, COMMITTEE,

To o. E. Morris, Committee.
You will take notice that y a
Hanes, the purchaser Of dc foilo,s.
Ing real estate, 1s2 acres az rfttr-
burg Coal located In danninrton
District, Marion County. which ras
sold by the Sheriff Of Marion
County at the sale for delinquent
taxes made on the 18th day Of
December, 1920, and q deed has
been required as provided by law.
which deed WIN be made 70 the
said D. o. Hanes on or after the
Soth day OF December, 1929 uniess
you against that day redeem die
said real estate from the said SAFE
The amount necessary 10 redeem &
as follows:
Amount paid Sheriff d said
saIe ...........l...... -. Z. !. 5 400
Amount taxes paid on the
property since said sale
Amount paid surveyor for
survey and report. s..s e.f5
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof &c.,. lbs
interest .................s 30
4OSo4 ssssssss4Asssstsee 3EE.fO
Given under my hand this ~ day
Of October 1929.
LEE N. SATTERFTELD.
Clerk OF the County Court
Of Marion County. West Wiz.
ginia.
10 80 IL 8, 10, 20
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To lea Williams, Harry Shaw. n.
D. Eddy, Jas a. Meredith L.

n. u. Carsk1don, I.
You will take notice that D. o.
Hanes, the purchaser Of the fol.
lowing real estate, 67sl5 acres Of
land and coal in the name OF lea
Williams, located on PyIes Fork In
Warrington District Marion coun.
ty, which was sold by the Sheriff
Of Marion County at the sale for do.
llnQuent taxes made ON the II dav
OF December, 1920, and deed has
been required as provided BY Inv.
which deed will be made to the
said D. o. Hanes; ON or after the
Soth day OF December, 1899. unless
You against that day redeem the
said real esate from the said sale.
The amount necessary 10 redeem
Is as follows:
Amount paid Sheriff At said
SAFE ......... ~, 4. !. SSi0s. 90
Amount paid surveyor Tor
survey and report s75
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof $500. las
interest ..,.........s...... 200
611 ... ,.s .s.s.. 20
Given under my hand tins 27fn
day Of October, 1922! ~
LEE NJ. sATTERFfELp.
Clerk Of the County Court OF
Marion County, West Virginia
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Female Help Wanted

wANTED-Glrl for nouseworS
small family. no washing, gooo
pay. Board with or without room.
Apply 55S Pierpont Ave. 5sseA
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To 0. E. Morris, oommitsoe.

To o. E. Morris, commtttee,
You viii take notice that d. o.
Hanes, the purchaser 81 the follow
Ing real estate parcel Containing
1885 acres land and Pittsburgh
coal, located Warrington district.
Marion County, which was sold BY
the Sheriff Of Marion County at
the sale for delinquent taxes made
on the 18th day OF December 1890
and a deed has been required "a
provided by law, which deed will
be made 70 the saidtD. o. Hancs.
on or after the soth day Of Dccern-
Der, 1922, unless you against that
day redeem the said real estate
from the said sale. The amount
necessary 10 redeem Is ar foiiows:
Amount paid Sheriff AZ said
sale 100000 So. I. s4s .s5
Amount paid surveyor for
survey and report ~ 6.T5
Amount paid for notiea and
service thereof ..,.. IL Is
interest ...st...s.s..,... 6.37
Given under my band thls q day
OF October 1891.
LEE N. sATTERFGELD.
Clark OF the County Court OF Ma
rion County; West virginia.
1879 i, &. 10. 20.
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IMPoRrAN1 NorlcE

IWFON NNT NVTIJE
The West Virgintdn VIII not be
responsible for more than one In.
correct insertion OF any advertise.
ment ordered for more than one
time s
All cancellation orders on con.
tract and until forbid orders must
be in writing addressed 10 the
Want.Ad Department, This is for
your protection.
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CoalLands

EswIckIey Mine, Monongalla
County.
Freeport Mine, Barbour County.
klttannlns Mine, Upshur County.
Redstons Mine, Lewis County.
Pittsburgh Mine. Taylor County.
Pittsburgh Mine, Harrison County.
Pittsburgh and seWiekley Mines,
Marion County.
Give Requirements. Deal Confiden-
LEVI B. HARR
Telephone OFFICES Main ST.
Isl Opp. Court Hous,
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Dentists

DENTAL BARGAINs@Gold crowns
$500 up. Ealsn teeth 1880 np.
Teeth extracted 75e. DIT. Smith, 30l
Merchant Sc Opening Evenings!
6752A
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business Opportunities

MIAMI, FLoRIDA,-DaIly
Metropolis Want Ads 11sc per
word cash with order.
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PHONE '2S1

6 ROOM TWO STORY HOUSE.
Modern conyeniences, good vel,
water, large lot and garden, at
Edgemont. Will sell reasonable.
Possession at once. For particulars
address Box 5Ss2.A, care The West
VirginLan. 5Ss2A
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Personal

YOUR FUTURE FoREToLD: Send
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truthful, reliable, convincing trla:
reading. PROF. ERWING, Box
1120, Station G, Los Angeles, Cal.
SCALA
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The Want Ads will help you
to locate new apartment or
whole house for rent or purchase.
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Wanted

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prices
paid for second hand burlap
and cotton bags. Freight allow
ance on large shipments. Send de.
scriptIon for quotation. Richmond
Bag Company, Richmond, Va!
No. 5SS9-A
WOMAN WANTS nursing. Phone
LISTEN. 5777A
WANTED-Boarding for school
girl In good family. Phone
1074-W. Write Box 10, care Tie
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Statesmen Wanted

wANTED-Representatiye for IN
covered territory in West VIZ.
GINA. Attractive proposition to re-
sponsible person. p. o. Box 9S,
Canton, Georgia. sss4A
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was just the physiological play
with which to eliminate Lafayette
from the running OF the Eastern
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Restaurants
Rooms Wanted

8 or 4 room house, near school.
Call 53s-M. 5Ss7 A
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columns etfR Rsa
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-24
SPENDS SEVERAL DAYS WITH
FRIENDS IN EAST.
(Preston News Seryice)


Pittsburgh, Pa, June civilian
Baless, Of the Straite Tex Chcmica.
Company, has returned for an extend.
ed tour of the east where he visited
friends in Atlantic City, Philadelphia,
Washington and Chester, Pa. He re.
ports that colored people in the places
he visited are making wonderful
strides in commercial lines. about ten
years ago." he said, 81 made pract ical
~ the same trip and 1 was disguised
to see how backward our people seem.
Gu TO be in these cities. But things ur.,
different now. The race seems to have
taken on new life. I am unable to as.
sign these remarkable evidences of
race progress to anything other than
the big wages made during the war
time ana most Of our people had the
good sense to save something and now
are putting on good front by being in
business. / was told in PHILADELPHIA
that tho people in business here now
are largely newcomers from the south.
One man told me that he was born in
the north. but he declared that 1t seem
eli rs though the southern born Negro
was moro thrifty than his northern.
brother"
Mr. Bayless said that he was plau-
ming q trip through the south Atlantt c
States within few weeks in tho inter
est Of the Strait Tex Chemical Com.
pany and would give n version Of his
observations while visiting various
places throughout these States
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-24
RETR|BUT|ON FOR WHITE AMERICANS SURE
To CONE BECAUSE OF PRESENT DAY SINS

Some OF them were spear bearers In
this army Of friends" who pushed and
fought for small place in the spot
light radiatcd by Johnson. Troubles
again cucumber the erstwhile actor,
fighter and former champion, Jut
where arc those same friends" who at
Manhattan casino assured the former
champion that they were with him till
the last?
During his sojourn here shortly aft
er his arrival from the West johnson
was Il commercialiZed Thing, not the
smallest bit of sentiment came from
tho many camps at which the BigCh1ef
was the idol. Now to got the money
was tho watchword with Jack as the
central figure in tho game. All manner
of things for corralling the dollars via
the appearance Of Jack Johnson were
staged and a few dollars did come the
way Of the Mighty few; but these ef-
forts soon petcred out Jack became a
true Harlemite AM like one of these
strange mortals there was nothing un
usual about him and Darnum's faith
full few refused to fall over themselves
twice in the same place and the last
big affair given Mt which the former
champion was billed to smile down on
tire populace was one Of the biggest
failures OF all times. Jack smole his
smile, but 1t was not the same smile he
smole when he first arrived in New
York City. Then it was the Promised
Land, but NOW it is place from which
few If any wires reach Jack renewing
expressions Of friendship-the kind
which poor John Arthur will never TN
dcrstand Is only prompted by the
amount he can draw in the box office.
IT is Il fic. the saying that "the olde,.
we get the more we learn" in few
cases, perhaps, but for many it should
read. "the older we get the dummer We
arc"
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GARVEY'S NEMESIS OUT AGAIN.
(Preston News Service.)

New York City, June 9-Just as
Marcus Garvey had started to celebrate
the death OF his nemesis the Crusader
Magazine, edited by Cyril v. Briggs.
made its appearance on the news
stands again and Garvcy slumpcd back
in his chair with gasp which could be
heard around at Liberty Hall. Briggs
will be remembered as the youngste.
who had nerve enough to question the
aims Of the self-appointcd President of
Africa and high potentate Of the u. N.
I. A, With Claude Mckay Oh side.lne
firing, Briggs holding down the other
side. Owens and Randolph in the real
and pack Of disgruntled former en-
ployces, (oflicers and crew of the fam-
Gus viii Skcy ship fighting at random,
Marcus Garvey Will truly be superhu-
man if he can beat dignified retreat.
The annual convention Of Garveyites
starts August LIST and will last through
Gut the month 1t is expected that uu,
ing this time he will endeavor to *
plain away any misgivingS which his
followers may have on account Of THO
recent admission Of Garvey in court
about the loss Of the Black Star Line
andtroubles with Brooks.
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ANOTHER COIORED REVUE.
Preston News Servicc.)

,
New York City, June 9.-When and
where it Will end, the deponcnt sayeth
not. We shutdown" folks continue IT,
he the children Of the hour in theatrl.
calls In the Empire state and Broadway
seems to'have gone wild over us. They
have even written Il new song and call
cd it: broadway Is Getting Darker
Every Day"
Opening on Saturday nigh, at the
National Winter Garden featuring Hen
~ CroamCr and Turner Layton u,
strut Miss Lizzie" is the latest move
10 bring entertainment to Gothamitcs,
me title Of the new creole revue i.
taken from the song Of the same name
by Croamcr and Layton. II will he "a
mcmbercd that this song created a sen
sation throughout the country. From
what we have sen at rchcarSals the
SHOW should hit 'cm, from the start ana
knock en- cold.
Tho National Winter Garden Is Ia.
Gated on tho lower East side. II ia IN
Shctto' and Jews, nothing but Jews,
can be seen on every hand MANY n CO.
ored brother in Harlem would NOT
know Just where this place is located
II suddenly promised RockfelIer's
wealth. but within the next few weeks
Jacob, Isaac. Morris, Sarah and Mrs.
koSentoir will be rubbing elbows with
Uncle Tom and Aunt Jamina's chm.
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MANY WANT TO ADOPT BABY
BOY WHO WAS ABANDONED.
(Preston News Soryice,)

Greenwood, S. c.. June S.--James
CARTRIDGE, prominent business man
here had the experience Of his life last
Friday when he was asked by a VIII,
some little lady if he would mind car
ing for her baby for Just moment
while she did a little shopping. Car
ledge Is in business and always tries to
be obliging and as accommodating a.
possible, so he graciously complied
with the lady's request But alas! ne,
Gust moment" grew 10 be hours lie
became a bit uneasy and started out in
search for the lady and soon found sho
mad boarded n train for parts unknown
jim was quick top erceive that ne had
q youngSter OH his hands The nrws
spread like wild-firc through the town
and before sun down more than Il
score Of would-be foster mothers and
fathers heselged and begged him TO al
low them to keep the baby. Jim says
''hc was certainly a fine boy, wish !
could have kept him and raised him. -
On Saturday CARTRIDGE reported the
case to the Sheriff who turned the
baby over to couple for adoption
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dren %. 1t is believed that this product.
ION in Il locality where Il Colored per-
son Is almost curiosity win bear
Iruit for the prom OtcrS. and you do II o:
have to be told the ultimate objccttva
Is Broadway.
The chances of Strut Miss Lizzie >
going to Broadway are much better
than those held out by Goldberg aun
Martini for the Smarter Set Company
Aeaded by Whitney and Tut; yes. even
greater than the chances .dimly set
forth by tho Coleman brothers for the
Creole. Foilics Revue. now almost IL
the shadow of death at the Lafayette.
Many arc called, but few arc chosen
we shall watchfully wait and sec who
viii arrive first IN Tire theatrical prom
iscd land-BROADWA
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CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE CONyEN.
TION OPIfSS.
(PrcStOn News Service J

Pittsburgh, Pa, June 9.--The 9th
annual convention Of the Christian
Missionary Alliances, under the auspj-
ces OF Branch No. 2. opened Leve last
Sunday morning. The sessions will be
held in Peter Robinson Memorial taber
nnclc, 81 Fullerton street, with Rev. Il.
M. burgess. superintendent OF the
branch, presiding.
The convention was opened by DR.. G.
werner Brown OF Wilmington, Del,
ana Rev. George w. Cable Of India.
napolis, delivered the principal adj.
dress at the evening session. Other
speakers during the day we're: Rev. J.
II. HARTMAN of Spencer. Mass, and
Rev a. r. Funk, of New York City
me convention will close on juno
18th.