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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-08
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I hurc:h "a CHI
Isso 81 i. and Ross
sIachisney were n airn1onts is1tors;
Saturday.
Truman Parrish was svisiting:
relatives in Barrack1y l1e yester7;
day. i; 3s$ sS5 II
ing business in Il trn1onts Satur-5
Henry Haughts and family Of
Harry Toothman and family Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Ivory Carpenter is i'll at his
b ONE on Main street.
Lewis Wright. form erly an en-
ploye OF the Chalfant 4 Dragoo
store Co., has moved to his farm
The infant child Of W. d.
Moore is very i'll with 5intiue nZa.
W. s.. Swiger left last evening
for Pittsburgh for a business
visit. 4
Dr.. g. NJ. Clelland is il clarks-.
burg today on business
Local Items
Junior and senior Epworth
leagues met last night in the NJ 2.
f. Church, South, and rendered
programs of music and Bible read
ings.
Story telling hour for the little
folks was held in the Baptist.
Church yesterday afternoon un-
der the direction of Misses Ruth
Weaver. Marguerite Cowan. RUBY
5Shodgrass and Vivian Flowers
Officers and teachers Of all lo7s
cal Sunday schools met in the NJ.
E. Churcn at 2 o'clock yesterday
trns1ing and plans for summer.
ca 9 align in keeping the young
folhs in Sunday school.
The high school weekly moving
picture show will be given We'd
.nesday. night. The mana gement
has announced rare treat for
that evening.
Bert Barr, manager of the To-
cal movie house, has announced
..Winters of the Vest as a spe-
cial attraction for tonight's show.
%H Uniforms and shoes have been
ordered for the high school track
team and will arrive in time for
the sectional meet at Fairmont.
May f3.
Larney Gump, who was spiked
in a baseball game last week, IS
Improving rapidly and Will be
able to play in Tuesdays game.
w. f. Coontz. cashier Of the
First National Bank. was trans
acting business in Fairmont Sat
urd ay afternoon.
Manager Pete Yost Of the local
independent baseball team is anx-
ious to schedule games with teams
in this section of the state. Any
one desiring games should call or
write him.
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CONFERENCE l,l RESUMED.

NEW YORK, May 3--The con-
ference between the union miners
and the anthracite operators over
the renewals of the miners wage
scale was resumed today. the
meeting was called one day earlier
than usual after the customary
weekend recess, because the un-
ion leaders desire to attend the
closing sessions of the Pennsyl-
5vania Federation Il; of La Dor con-
yention and the executive board
meeting at Scranton Thursday.
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IEHE EssII |g5I B

Is ,out fhe ssin.1ging ofs tie club
Perry Arter Feeding soIoist
was sencored several tfmesssd ur1ng
the ssevening C.haInberiain
directed theamuste and Miss I, 'A1anl
Forney@ was accompanied sss sss.
Dr.Anderson Speaks
DR.! G =. Anderson, superin-s
tendent of Wheeling district con
ference for the M. E.. Church.
smoke Yesterday morning in the
local NJ. e q Church n on the text.
5.son. thou art ever with me and
ali 1 have is thine =" The thoughts
and applications were cleaned from
the negative side OF the character
Of the elder brother of the prod:sal
son He treated these under thTse
divisions: detailed to apprecl
ate the universal brotherhood Of
man. 2-He did not appreciate the
luxury ard blessings under which
he was living, and. 3--He failed 70
appreciate. his capability OF growth
In the introduction to his sermon
he said MANY sermons have, been
preached about the prodigaTs re
turn many about the forg1v1ns
spirit OF the father. but doubt II
any OF you. have ever heard a ser
mon on the elder brother
q eve speak a great deal ahout
sins. but not enough about SIM ne
said Remove sin from our llve $ 5
and We remove stealing, lying arr
murder" he exclaimed.
..There is 10 intelligent man Wfc
does not want to go to Heaven. 4
TO enjoy heaven. one must STOW
spiritually. Some live on such low
planes in this life that they would
COLLAPSE should the pearly gates
suddenly open for them. The way
to get 10 heaven is to get heaven "a
in Your lives" he declared SKI
Announceme nt
PRAYER meetings will be held in
ali local churches Wednesday nigh
Of this week.
The MEMS Progressive Bible
Club will meet in the NJ. q
Church South at 1880 o'clock Tues
day night, :,
the wheeling district foreign mis-
sions and Miss Rosetta Beck. a
missionary who has done seven
wears service in the heart OF lndla
will speak to local people 4 hurs-
day night in the First
Church.
Services will be held in the st.
Paurs Baptist Church Wednesday
Friday and Saturday nights OF TINS
week in preparation for tho redeof
catory# services Sunday
Election Of Officers.
The Senior Epworth League
held an election of officers in the
M. e. Church. South, last night
with retiring president, W. H.
$Coontz in charge of the meeting:
The following officers We're elected
for this term: The Rev. ~:
O'Dell president; Miss Mildred
Sine. first vice president and head
of the department Of spiritual
growth; Miss Blendine Toothman,
second vice president and head OF
the department of missions; Mrs
w. IN. Coontz, third vice president
and head Of the department Of
social service: Wilfred Maches-
ney, secretary; A. J. Haught,
treasurer. y
Personals.
The Rev. T. B. Lawler gave an
address last night in the Baptist
IF 55f5 Z. = 80 1888 u 5s35se5.3 e Z:
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ssssss8SSmountain is being levelel ard
THets changed in the last 10 years.
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1.-The area Of Turkey is about Sa5-
square mil es.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-20
Sidewalk Paving
Ordinance Likely
Be Adopted Today

d, a" ~ ordinance providing for the paving
S-ue"a!Es on a number of residential
.ss0S al the cost of owners OF abutting
..s will be read for the third time
W. IN AL probability passed at the regu-
s, inset meeting Of the city commission this
,.e at o'clock. The Ordinance
AS s introduced by Commissioners FranIl
r,. sanders of the streets and public
."' department two weeks ago.
.. me streets to be paved are q street
.o .S5e'mont to Jackson; Jackson from
c,. y, I"e western city limits: Davis from
=, ', H-s1. to Blount; Blount from Davis
s,ra ',,n'a avenue and on all portions of
nae, within the limits bounded on the
C ,5.sI oy BIount street, on the south by
s@ ,.5le0 street, on the east by Twentieth
ags Aus ana on the west by Twelfth ave-
t5., "7 ordnance provides that the work
n -. 'ssh within Is days after adoption
hn '''. me, measure. II the property owners
s.r,,.. ".tA.n the specified time, to con-
d. ~. ,ne pavements, then the city will
p,on ,.s work and Place a lien against the
r,rco ,ay IN accordance with an ordi-
''' Already in force.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All
SEVEN Insertions For The
Prioe OF SIX

No advertisement taken for less
than 20 cents.
Count the words in your advertise
ment and multiply by the number Of
times you desire 1t printed; remit
accordingly.
In counting words. include ITO
Let" For Sale" Wanted" etc, as
well as addresses.
BLACK FACE GAPS, LIKE THIS,
TWO CENTS PER WORD.
10 Point Light Face Type
like this, two cents per word.
Photographed matter. line dashes.
white space, classified display: Go
per line, sec per inch (12 lines make
an inch).
Any person whose name appears
in the telephone directory may have
classified ads charged
Cancel orders should be given in
writing, never over the phone.
Advertisers should give their home
or postoffice address as well as their
phone numbers, because many read
ers have no telephones.
II the advertiser so desires, replies
can be sent in care of The Journal
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LEGAL NOTICES

mess under the firm name Of A. A. Wise
& Company, defendant.
The defendant, A. A. Wise and all other
persons interested are hereby required TO
appear on the 4th day Of December. 1922
to an action commenced by attachment
in the Court Of Record OF Escambia
County. Florida. by The Lewis Bear
Company, a corporation. against a A.
wise, doing business under the firm
name Of A. A. Wise and Company.
This order to be published once each
week for two months. being for nine
consecutive weeks, IN the Pensacola
Journal. Done and ordered this the 30th
day Of September, A. D. 1922
J. L. MAYO
Clerk.
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FIRING Practice
With Big Guns to
Be Held Nov. q

tive r nj 1,0aay, November 81, target prao-
ne ~ ~" Dc held at Fort Piokens with
vg ~ .'.aea disappearing guns. Firing
s,5 ~. rom a distance of $4,000 yards
l2gs~s, ''' target viii be only Il feet
!o,,n..' 1,Ag to Captain Maher, the pro-
irsa "e!sh a half-ton each and are
Gs1., cost OF $500 each. Captain
st,r ..'led that the c. NJ. T. c. boys,
l,s y' .S'alhg a month. held target prac-
atn,A..,' ms disappearing guns and es-
L., g, ,r oetetr record than the regu-
lie t,-- o...eers OF Atlanta will witness
'a'Eet practice here.
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P 10 N e TFMM
BEFORE IN W
8P, NJ.
SHIPPING
THE WEATHER.

,,,-lss-Partly cloudy in south, loea'
F .2.-s ana cooler in north portion Mon:
,a2"eTT. ssday fair, cooler in north and
cs1tT.s.. ~, 20 Scrthwest Florida, Alabama
IN I'D cooler Monday; Tuesday fair
ISWJ-,ods-Iatteras to Key West: Moder'
-. shifting TO west, weather partly
'95l Ss- East East Gulf: Moderate east to north
U..bar cloudy and unsettled Monday
T5 ga west Gulf: Moderate to fresh
,oT.5erly. weather cloudy Monday,
.Ig,sgs. Moderate to fresh easterly and
F.1,,bsr partly cloudy Monday.
ts.1dv Hook TO Hatteras:. Moderate
..,s5 shifting to fresh westerly, weather
,s-tlv cloudy Monday. ,
2Hatteras to Florida Straits: Moderate
.-,tlerIv shifting TO westerly, weather
-srtIy cloudy Monday.
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LEGAL NOTICES
In the Court Of Record OF EscambTa
County, state of Florida.

In the Court Of Record OF EscambTa
County, State of Florida.
S. Kahn and r. II. Kahn, doing bust
ness under the firm name of The South
ern Grocery Company, plaintiffs. VS. a. A
Wise, doing business under the firm
name Of A. A. Wise and Company. defen-
dant.
The defendant, A. A wise and al
other persons interested are hereby re-
quired to appear on the Attn day of De-
cenber 1922, TO an action commenced by
attachment in the Court Of Record Of Es-
Gambia county, Florida, by S. Kahn and
r. H. Kahn, doing business under the
firm name Of The Southern Grocery Com
pany. against A. A. Wise, doing business
under the firm name Of A. a. Wise and
Company.
This order to be published once each
week for two months. being for nine
consecutive weeks, in the Pensacola
Journal. Done and ordered this the goth
day Of September, A. D, 1922.
J. l.. MAYO
Clerk
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LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.

These people come under the sign
Of scorpic, the middle sign Of the
Water Triplicity. They have three
great evils to dominate them, If they
are on an animal plane. These are
jealousy. anger and passion, and II
permitted to hold sway, will destroy
their integrity and ruin their lives.
This sign is the natural preproga-
tive center and the unawakened Scor-
pion person is sometimes a monster
of lust. The intense lover of praise
and fiattery is another great weak
ness. The husband Of a Scorpio wife
who does not praise and hatter her.
will not tnfrequently have a hard time
of it.
People of this date who have not
learTt,d the higher laws Of love are
sometimes eccentric and unsatisfac-
terry In dealings with friends.
The birthstone Of this date in a
topaz.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE.
Is hereby given that the undersigned
as exscutr4x Of the estate of Peter Muir
ply, deceased, viii on the 18th day OF
January, a D. 1929. present her final
account and vouchers to the county Judge
discharge from her said trust
ELIZABETH RADY,
Nov. Is, 1922. cav wks.
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is hereby given that the undersigned. as
administrators Of the estate OF Faustine
Gale Bombay. deceased, will on the Goth
day Of December, A. D, 1922, present
her final account and vouchers TO the
County Judge CT Escambia County, Flor
ida, and apply for d discharge from her
said administration.
IRENE BOMBAY COKER.
Administrators
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MISCELLANEOUS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wANTED-Business partner for a small
business now running in Pensacola, or
will sell outright. Reason for selling we
have business in other place. II interest
ed write to Milton News and Cigar store,
Milton, Fla.
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In The Court of Record Of Escambla
County, State Of Florida.
The Lewis Bear Company, a corpora
ton, plaintiff, VS.. A. \. Wise, doing bus
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VESSELS EXPECTED.

sunsweo (Amn str), 2172, Transmarine
Corporation, due Nov. rs, Ffllette. Green
and Co., agents
suri.o CAmn str). 2174, Transmarine
Corporation, due from Port Newark Nov.
90 Fill3tte, Green and Co, agents.
Barcelona Tsp str). 1868, Mota, Nov.
-. F4.ette, Green & Co, agents.
o, December; Fiuette. Green and Co.
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SAND KEY Nov. 19.-Passed west
bound 18th: Ario, Rindjani (Du), Fed
era, 18th; Lghtburne, W. L. Steed, G,
a. tlagg, Lampasas, Federal.
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Machinists, steel workers and iron
workers will do well to watch the
Want Ads daily this week es they are
under favorable planetary ruling.
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sohooners
sMAcKs AT SEA,

e, Saunders Sc Company: Maud r.
silva. Nov 10; Fish Hawk, Oct. 2s:
Francis Y. Sylvia, Nov. /; Mary e. Cooney,
Get Is Aicina, Nov. i shefffeyld. Nov. /;
Warren Fish Company: Algoma, Nov.
lf ArIola, Nov. 4; Osceola, Nov. IS;
seminole Oct. 81; Mary B. Greer. Oct.
e. Mlnecla, Nov. !; Oseola, Oct. 10;
William Hays, Nov. 2; Rena A. Percy,
Nov 8; Henry P. Williams. Nov. 4; Clara
G Silva Nov. 8; Silas stearns. Nov. 10;
Washable, Nov. 1s; Aulebra, Nov. II.
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Young lady with experience de-
sires position as stenographer
and general office work. E. s.
care Journal.
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vEssELs IN PORT.

7,,avaana (Amn str). 117s. Roberts:
v-Stte Green and Co., agents,
f'EToooob6ms County (Anan $50. S453, Leary
r,Er Merritt Company, agents.
's',Deiseco (Amn $50, 2174, Larsen
7.orsrnarine Corporation; Fillette, Green
and Company, agents.
5arks.
rscambla Ut). sS7. MereIlo, for Roa-
'-'' DUE Tankers In Stream
A,tstam, Bethe!ridge. Baldbutte, Cecil
~ag1ty city Of Alameda. DunEannon,
Tu-snRo. Hallway. Halo. Hagood. Hahira,
uamuton Roads, Hahatonka, Kekoskee.
vetor. Port!a Plumas. Quabbin, Rich
conceal sapulpe TuxpanoIl, Trimountaln,
WatertoWn.
sohooners
Charles 4. Mcdowell. Armour Fertlli-
ger Works, tied up.
DswH: Brown. Armour Fertilizer
Works tod up.
Tugs.
Nellie Dixie, Sea King: Aiken Towboat
AID Barge Co.
south America, Texas OIL Conway.
5arges
:. s @cGaughey, Jackson Aiken Tow
boat & Barge Co.
tulsa. Texas OH Company.
a"io and Ernest; Aiken Towboat and
Barge Co,
Fishing smscNs.
z g. Saunders s. Co.: Cavalier. Lettie
howard Clara R. Howard, Seaconnet,
Warren Fish Co., Emilia Enos, Floyd
J Sears Barcelona
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PORT TAMPA. Nov. 1s.-Arrived:
ffuos,, havana Via Key West and re-
Pr. TAMPA, Nov 19.-sailed: Winifred,
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WANTED TO RENT-A four or five room
cottage. unfurnished: in desirable loca-
ton; modern. Address Cottage care Jour
nal
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WANTED TO BUY-Second-hand Ford
roadster body for cash at right price.
p. r. Herrin gton, goth ave and 22nd st.
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED IdMEDIATELY-Po as
telephone operator or saleslady. Ten
years experience. "Saieslady," care
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EDUCATIONAL

FREE Vocational Glasses in blue print
reading and practical drafting at Pen
sacola high school Room Is, Monday and
thursdays, p. m.
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WANTED

wANTED-Old False Teeth. We pay
high as SO for full sets. Don't matter
If broken, Western Metal Company.
Bloomington, III.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment; ne
small children. Phone 1146-1542.
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WANTED TO BUY-Bicycle in good con-
dition. 1918 n. Afcaniz.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Cottage at 109 S. 10th ave
cheap. W. g. Porter. III y. Baylen st
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Nov. IS, 1922. cav 9 wks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-17
Two Tablet. and Back to Work


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years: have tried all kinds Of ONT.
ments. etc. without success.
You are at liberty to use nv nnms
In reference TO your Pile Cure ant
also my photograph, which | an
serding you.
With best regards, I remain your
very truly"
JOHN w. sHUMAN.
i4i5 ~. 9Th Street
philadelphia, Pa