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The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Proposes Monument
To Lillian Russell

Suggestion for the erection of a monu-
ment to Lillian Russell in the heart OF
New York's theatrical district has been
placed before several leading stage pro-
ducerS and stars and meeting is pro-
posed to crystallize a movement for such
a'memorial.
Miss Jane Arden, a stage and screen
actress. Of s42 West Seventy-first street.
in letter sent 10 Augustus Thomas.
sam III. Harris. Frank Gilmore, William
a. Brady. Mrs. August Belmont Mrs
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
To Develop Art of
Theater Orchestra

To develop the art of the theater or
chestra T.. Il. Albee. president of the
b. #. Keith vaudeville circuit. has IL
nanced and organized the Keith Col
lege of Theatrical Music in the Regent
Theater Building, Seventh avenue and
10th street. S. w. Lawton is the dean
Of the new college whose plans are at
tracing interest in the theatrical
world.
1t is really designed to be a post
graduate institution, for the only
The New York herald., 1922-09-03

William +. Corey and Maude Adams.
wrote in part:
Lillian Russell was a beloved woman
She was the embodiment OF loyalty and
altruism--a woman of great talent, pos
sessing rare charm and tact Generous
to a fault. she contributed greatly TO
the happiness OF others. for she was
most charitable.
Would 1t not be befitting tribute to
inaugurate a movement for the erection
OF a monument TO Lillian Russell in
Times square? There in the very heart
of New York's theatrical district which
loved her and which she loved so well.
monument 10 her would stand always
as a reminder of the beauty. grace and
charm and the great nobility of char
acter which characterized Miss Rus
sells life''
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.kINC.AlID

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kelley and
daughters, Mildred and Mary,
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Miller a few days ago.
A quarterly meeting was held
last Sunday evening at Eureka by
the members Of the Free Metho-
dist Church.
Mrs. e. A. Williams and Ben
Williams were business visitors in
Morgantown Tuesday.
Paul Price is visiting relatives
at aTriune this week. Ss,
Moses Jacobs is i'll at his home
here.
Lindsay Jacobs of Fairmont IS
the guest OF Lee Ann Reeves thIs
week. #
Homer. Miller was a business
visitor in Fairmont Wednesday.
Mrs. B. I. Stevens, who has been
i'll for. several days, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Gwyn were
visiting friends in Morgantown last
Tuesday. NJ 53 i84
Earl Summers, whose arm s was
dislocated a few days ago. is i'm
proving. Id t.i N 4
5John Gemas left Friday Tor Ma
zsortown, Pa, where he will pend
a few days on 8 business trip. Il
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MAYOR CONhWAY is
AFTER AUTO OWNERS
on Goth Ends Must Be Kept
on Both Ends of Cars oper-
ated in City Streets.

City traffic police today were no
titled b. Mayor w. w. Conway to
order all automobile owners and
q . lffeurs operating cars. trucks
or .axies in the city streets without
the proper state license plates to
appear before him to answer to the
charge
Policeman Tom Ford, working on
Adams street at the corner Of JET
ferson, tagged five cars during the
first ten minutes he was on the cor
ner this morning Some Of the
cars tagged and the operators o.
derad to appear before the mayor
we're driving without any licenses
some with one on the front END OF
the car and none on the rear, ahe
others with a rear tag and no front
tag.
man driving a large touring
car with a North Carolina license
plate on the front end Of the ca
and none on the rear, when stoppe!
bv Policeman Ford. said that in his
state they used only one license
plate and that it was impossible Tor
him to get q second plate for the
rear end of the car. He was allow
ed to proceed.
TO operate a car with only one
license plate or without plates is
violation of the State Automobile
II ,aw and the fact that the owner
of the car has his license card ~
his pocket does not excuse him II
IS also a violation to drive car
without lights. or With only one
light burning on the front OF the
car. or with both front lights and
no rear light burning. The mayor
instructions 20 the officers this
morning did not take up this Phase
Of the law, but it is thought that
It Will bo taken up later when the
matter of driving without licenses
is cleared up.
an Navo1 Conway has started sev.
eral drives on various violations OF
the traffic law. first the section
pertaining to parking in the city
streets and next to speeding. ano
from present indications he IN
tends to keep the automobile driv'
ers in check during the coming
summer.
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FLOOD APPROACHES
NEAR NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, May 6.Flood
waters from the break In the
levee at Poydras. twelve miles
south OF here. approached New
Orleans today, levee board Off
Gals, however, expressing assur-
ance that the city&was in no dan
ger, declaring that if the flood con
tinued to spread northward it
could be diverted easily into, Lake
Ponchartrain through the numer-
GUS bayons. while any overflow
from these water ways could be
halted. by a levee built some years
ago for,such an emergency.
"A zoning system for feeding
about 1000 persons who have
ching to their homes in the sec
ton flooded near FeTiday. and
between a 900 and 5000 in the
Black River area, was being put
into effect today BY national5guard
units. ...,.s. si35 jst
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the
diseases to minimum. the
physictans assert.
Spring Cleanup Week has al
ready been found SO successful
that city officials have practical
ly made it an annual institution.
MONONGAE1
minimum. t
B. Y. P.U. Meets

The members Of the B. y. 2. u.
held a get-together meeting last
evening at 1880 in the church
basement in observance Of the first
anniversary OF the organization
ofSthe union. A fine program vas
ged by the president. Harvey
Hall.
Change Nam.
Mrs. E. E. Snyder, Mrs. T. j.
Esketh. Mrs. A "A. Dye and Mrs.
Margaret Lancaster attended the
convention of thef Mission Circle Of
the Judson, Union and Goshen
associations. which was held We'd
ynesday at the First Baptist Church
Of Grafton. At this meeting
Farm ont, the new association.
was adopted by the TRANSPORTATION
which made it n ecessary to change
the name from the ..tri' to the
"Big Tour Association. The
meeting next year will be help
with the Baptist Church of Nor
santown.
Entertainments Planned
West Monongah High school is
planning to have the best COM
mencement since the origin of the
school. The faculty and gradual
ing class are drilling each evening
for the entertainments to be given
during commencement
Personals
r. u. F>uccy of Weston has re-
turned to his home after visit
here Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fuccy.
Mrs. NJ. L. Bennett was visiting
with friends in Fairmont yester-
day.
Miss Nellie Martin of Wyatt
spent the week here as guest at
the home of Grandmother Mrs.
Mary Martin.
Last Entertainment.
The last entertainment of the
Children's Week program will be
given here Sunday morning as fol-
lows: THE Place of Play in the
Life of the Children F. S. McCul-
Tough, Fairmont: Sunday school
parade, Sunday morning at 10:30,
under the auspices of the three
churches Of Monongah, Baptist,
dist Protestant
Visits Parents.
Mrs. Graham Parson of West
chester, was here yesterday visit
ing at the home Of her parents,
Mir. and Mrs. D. w. Groves of
Breezy Point.
The second entertainment of
ChiIdren's Week was given here
last evening at the M. p. Church
as follows: Song, Onward Chris
tain Soldiers: PRAYER. NJ. Z. Ben
nett: song. His Seal Is on MY
Soul; solo, Mrs. Charles Mere
dith, solo, George Hartrick: adj
dress by C. w. Evans.
Mrs. U. e Martin returned to
her home here to-day after, a few
DAYS visit a. the home of her par
cntS.
MES. Frank Pennett was shop
ping III Fai1m ont Yesterday.
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.Cl EAN-UP WEEK IN
CITY SUCCESSFUL

THE city cleanup canpal On
has been an unqualified success.
declared City Sanitary Officer q.
w. Swiger this afternoon when ms
truck drivers and Tubb1sh-coilec-
tors moved into the BellvleW 40
dition and the Locust avenue sec
ton on the last lap OF the ols
Cleanup. Week drive
5~ CITY and county health officers
today expressed their entire salts
faction with results obtained dur.
ing the week both in the city and
throughout the county.
Truck-driyers were especially
busy throughou the week. Not
only did the collectors OF rubbish
have 70 care a years accumuia-
51ion Of tin cans. old magazines.
boards aud wire from hundreds of
houses but also had to handle
their regular collection work for
the week. That alone usually
.skeeps them stepping" according
to MIR Swiger who is highly
pleased with the work his men men
have done.
Anti-fly crusaders today sub
1nitted figures to show that there
would be 2,s45 decillions Of de-
cillioEs flies less in Fairmont this
year on account Of the campaigp-
ers' efforts. The, phrase. Every fiy
if allowed to live to maturity will
bring into existence by Septeu-
Der /, on an average of may
;nowsbe safely placed in thbans
for an other year s
Noticeable betterme nt of health
conditions in the city as the re-
suit of the present drive is pre-
tdicted by county and city health
officers. A sanitary city with san
5itary citizens will lower the NUM-
49, - -~->teoinus and infectious
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NOTICE or REDEMPTION Or
BONDS OF FAlRMoNT INDExt

Notice is hereby given that pu, Y
suant to a resolution and order OF
the Board Of Education of Fair
mont Independent School District
OF Marion County, West Virginia.
made and entered on the 26th day
OF April. 1922. at a meeting OF said
Board OF Education regularly held
in said district. by which resolution
or order the said Board of EducH-i
ton determined to redeem forts
-four (44l Of the bonds of said dis
trict. issued and bearing date na
the lst day of5,June, 1905: and In
pursuance of the terms and condl5
tons of said bonds. the following
numbered forty-four (4a) bondg5
were drawn by lot and selected faN
redemption. that is to say, bond 81
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is, hereby given that seal
ed bids will again be received for
the erection, construction and
completion Of the High School
Gymnasium Building. upon the
grounds of .Fairmont5 High School.
in the City of Fairmont. according
to revised plans and specifications
prepared by. r. a. ellis. Architect:
which are now on file and may be
seen at the office Of the Board 81
Education. in the Professional
Building, and at the officeaof r..
a. ellis. Architect, n the Elem
ing Building. both offices being in
the City of Fairmont,5 West Vir-
sinia. The electric wiring, plumb
ing, and gas fitting are hereby re-
served. -5$ N
N Separate bids will also be8receiy-
cd for the electric wiring. plumb
ing and gas fitting for the aforee7
said building according to plans
and specifications prepared and on
file as aforesaid
All bids must be sealed and
marked rBid tor High School Gym
nasium Building and Bid for
Electric Wiring, Plumbing and Gas
=
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Z Special Notices:
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
MORROW ADDITION LOTS

\ 5@A&-tAAS1sAsO W iNAJOAAkS-N&dA LNIA = ~
Pursuant to authority vested in
the undersigned by decree of
the Circuit Court of Marion Coun-
on the i 5 tn day OF March, 1 922. in
Hawker's Executor VS.. John r.
Watkins. administrator of Elisha
F. Watkins. deceased, ct all, til ere
in pending, the undersigned Spe-
cial Commissioner will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder,
at the front door OF the Court
House of Marion County. West
Virginia. on
SATURDAY. MAY 9TH, 1922
Beginning at two O'Clock P. NJ,
the following described lots OF
parcels OF real estate. lying and
being in the Morrow Place Add
ton TO Fairmont. a map OF which
said Addition is of record in the
proper office in Deed Book No.
It's at page 446, that is to say:
Lot No. IA in Block No. G
fronting 40 feet on Wheeling Of;
Ohio Avenue and extending back
between parallel lines 90.93 feet
on one side, and S2.S2 feet on the
other side to an alley
Lot No. 1G in said BLOCK No. s
fronting on Wheeling or Ohio
Avenue 40 feet and extending
back between parallel lines SIS
feet on one side and 7471 feet on
the other side to an alley.
Lot No. i 6 in said Black No. 6
fronting 40 feet Ion. Wheeling or
Ohio Avenue and extending back
between parallel lines 74.T1 feet
on one side and 66.6 feet on the
other side to an alley. s
Lot No L. in said Block No. 6
fronting 42.5 feet on Wheeling or
Ohio Avenue, and extending back
between parallel lines CSC feet on
one side and 57.T1 fct, on the other
side to an alley.
Being the same real estate
which was conveyed by Clyde E.
Hutchinson ct al. to Elisha F.
Watkins on April 2sth. 1915, and
recorded in the proper office in
Deed Book No 22S page 346.
Said lots Will be sold severally
and as whole, and will be de-
clared sold by which ever method
produces the greater price.
Terms of Sale
One third or as much more az
the purchaser may elect to pay
cash in hand on day of sale, with
residue in two equal payments in
six and twelve months from the
date of sale,<the purchaser being
required to give good persona al
security for the deferred install
ments, and as addition al security
a lien will be retained in the deed
for said property. s
Given UNDER my. hand this the
26th' day of APRIL, 1922.
MarshalleNV. Ogden
Special Commissions
4, l.. A. Gather. Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of Marion County. West
Virginia, do certify that the above
named Special Com missioner has
executed bond with security app
proved by me as required by said
decree. 81
Given under my hand this the
eSth day of April, 1929
l.. A. Gather
ss Clerk
20: 5:6-13-20
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s. 81 81. 40. 4s. IS. 5s:s
81, So sc. 50, 80. los. 127.s
1874. lbs. 142. $50. Isl. SIS. is ~
1855. III. 17s. 174, {. 1S2. 1S5. 206 .
o15. 21T. 222, 224, 22s. 229 gao.
80. 242. e433. $50; 1858, $50, 2 7s:.s3s
on1 9oSt SE&4. ssT f5.f - s{s,sSfSS3

This publication IS theref ore&toa
n otify the holders Of the said bonds
so drawn and selected for redemp@v
ton to present the said bonds forRs
payment at the office Of the Sheriff
OF Marion County. at Fairmont.
West Virginia. on the LIST day ots
June. 1922. after which date noEia
terest will be paid thereon saS ssss,8
BY order OF the Board Q ii 20.
ton of . Fairmont Indep enden.@
School District. ssts
n. s. LIvEL ~ Preside nt,s
MARVIN. DEBOLT, Secretary sS3
4--29 b---6 1920 " n 5sss}sS33
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.. 55i.
At the May. 1922 Rules held in
the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court in and for the County of Ma 4.
rion and State aforesaid, May st,s
] 1922. the following ord er was enter
ed:-Frank r. Amos Execu tor of
the lastSwill and testament4ctsM Mar
saret a. Hunter, d deceased #S4ssssss
Clara Carr. Roy Fetty. Wheeler;
Fetty George w. Hunter, IS
Musgrave. James Barker, CoTaS
Satterfield Teets, Ina Robinson
and Eliiu Sattcrfield ID efendants.
; Chancery. ~
OBJECT OF SUIT
The object OF the above STYLED
cause is4to$ settle the estate of Mar;
gare: A. Hunter, deceased
An affidavit having !beerl made
and filed that James Barker, one
,, OF. the defendants, named E in tine
bove styled Suits a noit4resid dent
of the State Of West Virg;n !. I'd So
ordered that the said James Barker
do appear within one mont h from
the first publication 81 this ord er.S
in. the Clerks office O sourgs sal i
Circuit Court at RuleS.Et u. be hol IN;
therefor, and a 10 what i5SEeces sarys
to protect his interests
1T is ordered thatEa COPY 9 I this
order be published and posted sSasg
required by law. DEE 81
Given under my hand thi ssE5 NJ
day of May 1922 sss
4 A .CATHER,nGIe slssS
JOHN w MASON. 4, :5$
4 Counsel for plaintiff
This order is phbtishetlsSfo for .a asss
firststime Mays 1922. ap,l hes
published once each week IS fos1 ll-
y. a: GATHER "a erk U.s.
s a; 6 '.S1t s22t1s s2 3lss
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Special Notices

FITTING in High School Gymnasium
Building and filed With the sec-
sratarv az the Board by. noon on
Nav 3. 1922, all OF which said bids
syi;i he opened at i: SO O'clock r
81. on that day at the officeSo the
aforesaid Board II ..ssE
The undersigned reserves the;
right 70 reject any or all bids. No
bid submitted on cost plus basis
will be considered s3:s
BOARD # OF EDUCATION OF
FAIRMONT INDEPENDENT
DISTRICT
By Mary. NJ. DeBolt, Sscretary.
5 81 &. 55 III IA; 20: So s.
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SUITS ENTERED

NENvSSUt8iS $sS-lS'ss-..:I Lotions
he fol owin 81 n ne" cts's - an,,
lave been filed. IN ,-onn.
cry books Of the MaTion 80 ~
- q ;-ci,it Court in the otilcs "
~. s.l.s1,StJ \, u.rellc e "a Gather
after of@thc petition o.
aSSeS nshard StewartSfor q state lscs"ss
sssfs.crarrF a III evolver. order 81. - -,
% Il ocketing and setting ti1ns
M May g. MnsSrave anu
sSsfS,san ttorneys for the plaln'li
ssssSSsS fhennica1 aConstruction Co., q CO.
IoTati on. Federal Carpc1l'G -
ssss Incorporation, a-ssumps't. Sansa ~
1nor nd "a :: '''s't'''
sordo rs city of Fairmort.
sz;nnnicipal cerro-a!ion. tresp pass
damages $4,000 Re.
;sss saSI 4 Nav rules. Rose and
sshs ~. tnrneys for the plaintiff
sstssa!t.s fathieson Alkalj Works.
y IN US! the Federal Car
sssstIsSG Instrumentation. in assun-p-
sss2ssn1sd an ases $4,000 Returnahle
SsNF r,1l a. a. KNAPP, attorney ne
lain tiff -.
TaE stlfe matter Of the potltlon -
illiams for a state ilc ems, -
sSaaSrNs ssTeyolyer: petl'lon ,,.,.er NJ,
and license issued My
NJ Knapp. attorney for the
Co. a corporation.
.sss1ahnsssD Del. assumpsit damages
ssss sT,ss tsf atnrnable May rules. Rollo
IsSsT Gsonley, attorney for the platinum
sssssssTnss he matter of the petition q
F5pjIIiam aLaw1ersfor license to
SarTy revolver. petition tiled n
nunens court and license issued NAY
l sssff ats, attorney.
tI1as n after OF the petition Of
ESsfsasnf Scott for a license to CARY
IraasgoIyar ne tition filed in open
:cpnrt and license granted May -
|SstTUard ,auham, attorney.
Tire cityaofs Warrington vs.. w Il.
SNdarti +, and Marcy r. Martin. chan
eturnabIe to ILL., 1922 rules
Schwencl, attorney lot the
ssssEaIIa sF1owers-vs Walter Thomas
ssEI bW5ar chance Returnable 70
VI NJ ules.S Ross "A. Watts. attor-.
snav forthes plaintiff
! r. T1eIFzsYouSt vs.. Lee Youss.
ashaIml:sarys;retnrna bic to June rules
water Haggerty, attorney fcr
barIieD. Martin and orah 3.
3sVYersVs.: Charity Elizabeth DAVIS,
spVsiiannsG Davis, . scar Davis,
E.aHNIsDaYis,4How S: Smith GUY
an infant: RavSHoweil
StSmiHh Aansinfant,&a nds ) O. Davis,
" SsErsusfee chancerY Refurnable to
sIdniesyruI es Ross A. Watts, attor-
the pla intiffs.
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|lillIlI lII 1 ! !
HID)Hl'| ID S;F /: |:
SESSION HERE.
aA1I DetaiIs for Big Banquet
il ere Next Thursday Have
Seen Arranged.

rwea ty-eig n tNnen attended the
ssfsn I'll sfEBiou. OF the Fairmo1t mlh-
Ifnx saxtau sion class at the Fair
4 mon High School annex. Adam
#S.rapfcs6s The instructor. gave
1sgsn erGi. 5fovisv on several subjects
ne mon had during the tnlr.y
nxasofs tho course. This review
sSsYsSsss sssnnaucteG principally for the
@1r1anwho expect to take the eta %s
;Sssxap1 tions this year.
Mine garas. safety lamps. ven
tsrf3 Oh i.r.:;ss3 ttt-nberirS were hnT-
s3HiSTfad iyg covered in the reviews la
Observation-Disclosures OF each "ao.st'9
IA pointed ont to the men, 80
n Am Snuagtion 8 OF most importance
gsssS ~ ~ f,e covered In the examlTa-
sSY Toua we're alluded to.
Aftcrssthe review the commiste
II or#tf1 e banquet to be held here mex
sssThursd ny made It's report thEouea
@sfff6schatrman Q. 9. AnKron. - n
ssd fcations points to the a'1alr DELE -,
sss,,, than was antci Dated
ssnna hundred covers have beer re.
N N saa,vIysad SO date The speakers VIII
49,, afst Of II NJ. Lambie. Charles.
@tsy1SSs#sEnhtaf Of the department e
sg;II,,f :, a.. PORT A O.. CaDen heaa =
s5fhnnRad epgrtmento OF coal mining s.
inarrinr at w. " U MorgantoN1H
ass u ~ hars Arrangeme nts maze
Al 4. gnrude to have the Fairn'eoh on |
IIfgh School Orcne stra. tor the %
;;Hcagim tho
sSl rho class las appreci,ated tne
as naeas az the Flirmont High ocn n.
anne and desires TO than X, ~
~, an dent of Schools Wiison
4 IA sd sSthesmembers q the Hoato - :
%sducntionS for tina courtesy, - ~, va
d - sSStntad 81 ont at the meeting last
sSi,t ~ btss5The best OF ianitor service
49, 80 ~ = nrnrtde Mr. Wilson. II a
s sgts lsI,sr TOM Crawford stated thsl
~, max would he given 70 tn7
h scfooisngain next year. ana Ina ,,,,,
:aSwbu1 be% glad Is co coo rs 80
gtlno ~ orkt.$$ a,..s az
sSnrf hem West Virginia WI 49,
ssf ha,rE8 wgocrk next weais s. y. ~
iss1as meet Monda NJ g NJ = -
sshn- Yuesd ny night and 'N.a.n ~ =,
nj gh w ne IN, l,a
s asssy ern Nv est Virginia WI. pa
~ - closed with the big pan
sssGats ,iart hurs ay mig ht the US
sI@E,ai m ION school night IN ol .ot
stsssss csn,mmodate the speakers =.
3 yair#ha to be advanced on =
sssesJ,3 81 Ia les of the ~ 49, .
sa s5s M serve a fine Tnen y
- - great success has attenue
~ = ne extensi work n rai y
week that it IS sate IN, =.
tls there will be 1nany a a,ed
4 tinue the eco'.r
~ s'Wsor the WORK as ~.
- I III september and n,anS heg
sSsSSh &, Evil line up Among en bo
- M nun Der Of opera lots ~
Sz,,. resretted5 that they aln I'D ~
s aas s Sic sn scho d hen 1T openea
sslaLst fall az, depart
~ ~ o. working on a three-se az
aa,rs 81 study last year penn r ~,
~ atfempt do SO. Ne ;n on On
st bjects to he studied Wlli sn "a
jzsfs IN hauia ng s ano
is 49, IN q ~ electricity Tho SUP
sSsaeta Or the third years VOTE s, No y
|sEysts been d definitely mapped one !,
T II min ing exten sion w =
~ 8 headed BY Prof e =,
ss;sS ..itEesu organic has done -; :,
grsat work during the PAST ce SIX
3fss ~ fI1a Is the work has been con
|@i3SsfedSon much larger sea'e 'i',sn
HI&Tetof fore
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Wanted.
v Contracting

FA.RMoNT MANTLE s TILE
COMPANY. Can! furnish tile
bathrooms, porch floors. eile, brick
& wood nantes OF ali kinds. See
us first sos First st. Phone
1252-R. 3917A
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DCTCH-WlSDOW
CLEANING : COMPANY

Now located in our new Office.
We supply men and women TO
clean windows, houses, office
buildings, etc. At REASONABLE
CHARGE. Under supervision of
expert workman. Labor prices
are down and we can quote you
attractive rates by hour, day or
contract. Phone 1650-J or call at
our Office 100 Skinner Bldg,
Main st. .s 395SA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-06
Esurust:.,1>s. For Sale

CITY FURNITURE HOSPITAL
Y. sUphoisuerinE. General REPAIR
ing. Bicycles and Supplies. Tapes
try and leather samples on hand
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-06
Household Goods

FOR SALE: Household. goods, May
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-06
u Feed and Produce

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or .3oc per 100 postpaid. H. 81
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