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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

by virtue of the authority vested in
the undersigned Trustee by certain
deed OF trust made by Ethel Vincent
and Fred Vincent. her husband. 10 the
undersigned Trustee. bearing date on
the 10Th. day OF March. 1923. of record
III the Office of the Clerk of the County
Court OF Calhoun county, West Virgin
Ia. In Trust * Mortgage Book No. - ut
page 80, and having been requested so
IA do by The beneficiary named IL said
decd OF trust, the undersigned Trustee
will on Wednesday. the 2nd. day OF
May. 1923. offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder at the front door OF the
Court House of said county of Calhoun
ty public auction. the following des
cribed resi- estate. which was conveyed
by said deed of trust. to-wit: certain
lot, tract or parcel OF land. lying and
being situate in the district of Wash
inSton. county of Calhoun and state OF
West Virginia. on the waters of the
West Fork of the Little Kannwha river.
containing thirty five and seyen-e!ghts
acres, more or less, ard being allof til,
same real estate which was conveyed
unto the said Ethel Vincent by W. IL.
Vincent and wife by deed bearing date
Oh the LIST. day of June, 1917, of record
in tho office of the Clerk of the County
Court aforesaid. in Deed Book No Co
at page ST, TO which said deed reference
is made for more definite and com
plete description of said real estate.
RESERVATION said sale will be
made subject TO the exception and re
scrvation Of all the oil and gas, within
and underlying said real estate and
mining and operating rights and priv
lcScs thereto appcrtainiHg. to the same
extent that the same have been except
ca and reserved by the predecessors il
title Of grantors. named in said deed o
trust but all of the rights, title, inter
ests claim and estate of the said Ethc
Vincent and Fred Vincent in said real
estate will pass by said sale
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand or
day of sale
Lorentz G. Hamilton Trustee
4-5-4t
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NOTICE TO CONTRAcTORs

Sealed proposals will be received by
the State Road Commission of West
Virginia at its offices I'm Charleston
w Va. until ten o'clock A. NJ on the
first day Of May. 1923, and opened aud
read Immediately thereo fter. ut tic Ka-
nevha County Court House. Charles
tor. W Va, for thc construction OF tho
following section Of road
Project 3l0J Calhoun County O.
mile Main Street of GAINESVILLE for
paving with Rock Asphalt Certified
check 100000
Proposals will be received only upon
STATE Standard forms. In accordance
with plans specifications and estimate
of quantities therefor, which standard
forms, plans, specifications and esti-
mate of quantities may be obtained
from the Division Engineer at Parkers-
burg, w. Va. or from the office Of the
State Roard Commission at Charleston,
w. Va
Each proposal must be accompanied
by certified chek IN the amount above
specified.
The right Is reserved to object any
aud all proposals
THE STATE ROAD COMMISSION
or WEST VA
b =. Csssnhdon sscrsurH
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE

BY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun county, West VirgiH-
ia. entered at the November term. 1921.
Of said court. in the chauccry cause of
Wesley Polling against John II. Mar
lowe. and OF a decree entered at the
August term, 1922, in said cause. by
said court, the undersigned Commiss-
Toner will. on the Goth. day of April.
1873. offer for sale by public auction
to the highest bidder, at the front door
OF the Court House OF Calhoun county,
WeSt Virginia, the following two GER
tain lots or parcels of real estate, lying
and being situate on Sand Ridge at the
head of Crummies Creek, commonly
called the Eddie Conrad property, CON
sisting of onefourth acre anu of twelve
hundred square feet, respectively, and
more particularly described in deed
of conveyance made by Wesley Polling
and wife to John III. Marlowe, dated
18th. day of June, 1919, duly certified
copy of which deed is in file with the
papers of said chancery cause, and to
which reference is here had for more
particular description of said real
estate.
TERMS OF SALE: Sufficient cash
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A. G. Mathews,
@. A. Jarvis,
Tell Mcdonald,
Director
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE

By virtue of the terms of a decree of
the Circuit Court of Calhoun COUNTY
west virginia, rendered on the 11th.
Gay or November 1922. in certain suit
III chancery therein pending wherein
mary y. Kelley was plaintiff and Alice
May wilson and others were defend
ants, the undersigned Special Comm
lssloner will on Friday, the Goth. day Of
april, 1879, offer for sale and sell Ly
pubic auction to the highest bidder
Mt the front door of the Courthouse of
SAID County of Calhoun the following
described real estate, subject to the re.
servations hereinafter mentioned. to-
VIII certain lot, tract or parcel of
land, lying and being situate fin Sher-
ldan district, Calhoun County. West
virginia, on the waters of Lending
creek, containing seventy acres, more
or less, being the same real esta. e
which was conveyed unto j. l.. Elliott
by Alexander Lowther and wife ly
deed bearing date on the 25th. day Of
june, 1889. of record in the office of tue
Clerk of the County Court Of said CO.
unity of Calhoun in Deed Book No. 7. MT
page POI, excepting and reseryine how
ever from the boundary conveyed Nv
said last named deed parcel contaii l.
Ing 40 acres. more or less. which was
conveyed by said J. l.. Elliott and vie
10 w. II. Elliott by deed bearing date
on the 9th. day of June 1897 of re.
cord in said County Clerks office in
Deed Book No. %, ut page 90. leaving
remainder of 20 acres 10 be sold, as
aforesaid.
EXCEPTION there will be exert
ed and reserved from said sale all the
Oil, gas, coal and other minerals. wifi
IN and underlying said parcel Of LAM.
together with all necessary and con
venient mining and operating rigb s
and privileges for the fun and compie
operation production. saving and mar
ketng Of said oil. gas. coal ard Other
minerals, to the same extent that tlin
same were reserved and excepted in Il g
decree aforesaid, to which SAID decree
as well as to the two deeds. afOresai I.
reference is made for more particul.r
ond complete description OF said ret
estate. so to Ice sold and to said excert.
ions and reservations.
TERMS or SALE Cash in hor RI
on day Of sale
Iorentz G. Hamilto 4.
Special Commissioner
J. ]" l.. Terrell. Clerk OF the Circuit
court OF Calhoun County, West Virgin
IA do hereby certify that bond I'm n q
penalty of two thousand dollars bae
been filed with me by the above name a
special Commissioner, as required Nv
the decree in the foregoing named che n
Gerry cause.
Teste L. l. Terrell cler;;
q COPY teste T. l.. Terrell Cierk.
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in hand Oh day of sale to pay off and
discharge the costs of suit, expenses
OF sale and the sum of $34350 with in
terest thereon from the date of said de-
cree, and the residue upon credit OF
six months from the date of sale.
w. j. Mathews
Special Commissioner.
/. J.. l.. Terrell, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun county, West Virginia
do certify that the above named w. j.
Mathews, Special Commissioner, has
given bond with security approved by
me In the penalty of one thousand
dollars. as required by decree in the
above styled cause
TeSte: l.. l.. Terrell, Clerk.
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oEcc of Commissioner of Accounts.
GIaa:ssillc,l W. Va.
1 have in my hands for settlement
The following fiduciary accounts:
=. =. Cunningham, Administrator of
The estate OF Dorcas \. Miller deccas-
ed.
Thomas West and Robert West. Ex-
Ccutors of the last viii and testament
OF James G.. West. deceased.
Given under my hand this March
3ist. 1923.
". II. stump, Executor of the estate
OF the estate of il. Il. Stump, deceased.
l.. l.. Fcrrcil.
Commissioner of Accounts
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ceunta,felts Of Peal GOLD.

Budapest papers report the arrest
In Pennsylvania Of a gang Of counter
fciters who were making coins OF old
Hungarian design oct of rcnf gold
which they had bought at low rates
from workers employed In Jeweiry
manufacturing plants
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Practical Joke Enas1 Love.

Ny first love affair ended when the
boy Of my dreams attached q Guny
lambs tail TO piece of wire and
fastened 10 in my sweater. !, unaware
paraGod down Tive main streets OF the
ar..-.. - l.. I...--.-n
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Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of April, 1923.
Ienna l.. ProudfoOt. Notary Public.
NY Commission Expires Ian. 10. 1891
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Subscribed and sworn to before me
his 9TH day of April, 1923
Oral e. Hathaway, Notary Public.
Wy Commission Expires April 10 1926.
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Whlm. Of nementad monaroh.

Ludwig II, the "mnd King OF Ia.
voria,' spent S725.OOO on one OF his
beds. and had another constructed 20
resemble % Gothic cathedral with tain
windows aud famous pa.at!ng OF the
Madonna sef 90 Ono hend
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8 widow charged FOB Gn English court
i5aod WHY don't the police arrest
The mugdcrers and burglars, and not
Q puOf wnHan Who hns lost her nus
bHud nnd ID o1Ema Tor Wuoth.rY
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30 man in daily life ought 10 be
satisfied with what life now Isl he
ought every day To De looking for-
warl To- some Of the possible improve
nieHis.-~ Edward Everett Hale
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snondes in Australaala-

Sponges are very abundant in Aus
trolasian seas, especially che horny OF
highest form OF sponges.
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Wealth don't oIlus bring happiness"
said Uncle Eben. Bout ai some men
gifts outn dcir riches is beiu hlt foh
mo- olimony" Washington Star.
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The ManhanCler.

Tomorrow zee least successful han
Her 81 men Will be the manhandler
-Forbea Magazine.
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Erit!ah Universities.
There arc 1S universities In Great
Britain and ireland.
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4. G.. Mathews

I. l.. L. Fcrrcll. Clerk OF Tic Circuit
Court Of Calhoun county. West Virgin
in. do certify that the above named
y. G. Mathews Special Commissioner.
has g,TcI boad with security approved
hy ne in The penalty of six thousand
dollars as required By decree in above
styled cause.
Tcstc:
l.. l.. Terrell. Clerk
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The Calhoun County Bank

REPORT Of the condition County located ar
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Subscribed md sworn to before me
this 10Th day OF April, 1923.
+. +. Mccoy. Notary Public
Ny Commission Expires Jan. 9. 1880.
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Too many women look on ffefr l,.,.
hands as mere automobile ac
sories.-Tarrytoyn News
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They are never alone that are
companied with noble thougllts..--..i
Philip sidney.
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The Peoples Bank
OF EVANSVILLE

REPORT ted at
Grastsvie business April Ord
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eulLan. Of 80 N go 80

BiIIl5n3 OF Dup3 d Coffee Utcd.
Tie stuprndouS amount Of 10000
100000 cups OF coffee are consumed IN
I've United states each year
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NOTICE OF JUDICIARY SALE


BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Cont OF Calhoun county West Virgin
q e-aeTcd at the April term. 1922. OF
said Court. IN the CHANGERS cause of A.
2 Weaver and others against Ezra
stump G.d others. tie undersigned
tmnissiolor will. OF Tuesday the
i1Ih. day OF April. 1923. cfer for sale
Iy public auction 20 the highest bidder.
the front door OF thcCourt House OF
2!houl county. West Virginia. The
Glowing described LOSS tracts or par
Is Of land with the buildings and an
re 3"ccs thereto. known as LOIS
Us. Il AID is III the Florence Pell adj.
,LL;ion. to Tie town OF GrGCtSyille. and
atacr,hcd on the plat OF said addition.
~ record in the Office OF the Clerk of
&c County Court OF Calhoun county.
NCst Virginia. in Deed Book No. G3 at
f1gc 4IJ. and more particularly des-
cribcd in the papers on-iiic in said
chanccry cause, TO which reference is
here had for q more particular descrip-
ton OF said lots.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand
Ca day Cf sale
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Wisdom Defined

Wisdom Defined.
Mans chief wisdom consists IN he
ing sensible TO his follies.--Rocler ou.
cauld
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ontyo of Gu
of the
tNa the the knowedge
G.
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State OF West Virginia 0
H. g. stump Cashier do
that the above statement belief
b g.. STUMP,
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RESOURCES

Loans and Discounts S3S6. OoS. 81
Overdrafts. secured and ua-
secured 0l7 A
United States Bonds 100000
United States War Saving
Stamps 3Oa0 ~
Furniture and Fixtures S,SG4O0
Other Real Estate Owned $4,000
Due from Banks ard I. =.
Treasury 90 DOS o5
Checks and other Cash Items 10000
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank o4o335
Resources Other Than Above
Stated. Protest Fees 35.Tl
TOTAL SG2G, 2S7. 20
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OF
Lbnuld
T. MARSHALL
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RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts S14IO0221
ovcTdrafts, secured and I'M
secured 1,G5G.07
Banking House 1881 -
Furniture and Fixtures ISAAC
Due from Banks and L. S.
Treasury 1S.S80.41
Checks and other Cash Items 33O.15
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank 2,7o7.11I
Resources Other than above
stated 10000
TOTAL s193,93143
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LIABILITIES

Capital Stock Paid in $30.OOO.CI.
Surplus Fund 10000 90
Undivided Profit 2l.GO9.Io
Less Expense Interest and
Taxes Paid 4.20G.3T 1887:
Deposits. viz:
Subject to check 233. Cos. Is
Demand Certificates 30, 310.95
TOTAL DEPOSITS 535.94O.14
Certified Checks 5So(
Cashiers Checks 496.2C
Tue to Banks 2,4so.2@
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TOTAL SGoG oS1 u,
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w H. Ayers.
NJ H. Right,
Albert Smith
Directors
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Sts ; s4 4s s@ 4oG e yI 5S sosoS s Egs5 g
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31

from San Antonio TO that section of
the state. John L. Dervin of Harlin.
gen discussed the matter with him and
made the statement that it took twice
as long to get freight from San AM
tonic TO the Valley as it does from
Houston. Houston, he said. is getting
trade. from that section in place of
San Antonio which is the logical mar
ket for the valley merchants.
Mr.. Fenske, who is field worker
for the association, has been called
to San Saba to organize an association
in that town. On November IA he cx-
poets to organize an association in
Breckenridge, which is the last Of the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS AND HIS
WIFE, MARY PICKFORD, TO SUE
MOVIE MAGAZINE FOR LIBEL.
Ptars' Wrath Aroused by Story That Evelyn Brent,
Dougs Former Leading Lady, Had Caused
Enlargement Between Mary and
Her Husband.

Los Angeles, CAL, Oct. 31.-A court
battle to put stop TO alleged
Malicious and unfounded stories about
uen and women in the motion pic
Furc industry is expected to be started
ii New York today as the result of
Instructions which Mary Pickford,
notion picture actress. and her actor
husband. Douglas Fairbanks, last
night announced they had telegraphed
c,attorneys in that city.
Their eastern attorneys, they said,
Mere ordered 20 begin suit iinme-
ila,ely against film magazine al
eged to have published report that
Evelyn Brent, Mr.. Fairbanks former
Fading lady, Ead caused the cstrange-
|nent of Miss Piokford and her hus-
band.
Miss Brent Joined with Mr.. and
slrs. Fairbanks i'll denounciDg the al
Beged hbelous articles as "ridiculols-
~ untrue,' and her husband, Il. p.
f'neman. confirmed the Fairbanks
announcement that she would join
with them in ire bringing of the suit.
Husband Is Devoted.
Referring to the supposed "rumors
that q separation from Mr.. Fairbanks
WAS imminent" Miss Pickford cited
the fact that her husband follows
along whenever Ngo on location, even
|if he has 70 stop work on his own
picture"
Fairbanks described the rumors Of q
separation as about what one might
expect from .b.se "who have been
talking about me for years." He
added that his acquaintance with Miss
Brent was pl.e.y professional and
that he "never talked with her more
than twenty minutes ut a time"
His statements were confiUned by
Miss Brent, who said:
"The only relations I have had
with Mr.. Fairbanks were business
relations. Since leaving his studio
have seen him only twice" She left
the Fairbanks studio, she added. Z be-
cause she felt that new productions
contemplated there offered her no
suitable role and for no other reason.
Mary LiMs Miss Brent.
"1'he malicious stories that Miss
Brent caused difficulties between N.Y.
self and Mr.. Fairbanks are extremely
unfair to her." Miss Pickforl said.
81 think she is beautiful girl. and
] love TO see beautiful women in Mr..
Fairbanks pictures. They are like
flowers and other beautiful things.
I helped select Miss Brent for the pic
ture in which she appeared with NY
husband; l am always looking over
chcrus girls and women for him."
The reporE that Miss Brent was n
source of trouble between herself and
her husband, Miss Pickford branded
as "a nasty story-an unjust story"
"Why." she added. douglas. and |
have not been separated one night
since we have been married and we
don't intend to be-"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31

Stanley Mahavier, Sunday. The
three men each paid a fine totalling
$62.10.
Last Sunday. the warden and his
assistant searched the mems car as
they left the waters edge and found
a ten-gallon can filled with uncleaned
fish and cracked ice. Nineteen of the
bass were small and the men were
promptly placed under arrest.
Mr.. Hunter Tuesday morning also
reported the first violation of the law
against shooting from a moto' boat. A
San Antonian was fined $3.50 in
the Castroville court for shooting
coots from a motor-propelled craft.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31
CHANGE NOTION
ABOUT CALOMEL;;
NOW DELIGHTFUL
Old Style Calomel Gives
Place To- the De-Nauseat-
ed Tablets Known as
"Calotabs."

With all of the liver-cleansing and
system-purifying qualities of the old
style calomel, but robbed of its
sickening and dangerous effects,
Calotabs has become the most popu-
lar rs well as the most useful of all
home remedies. For biliousness,
constipation and indigestion it is in
dispensable, for nothing but calomel
will straighten out a disordered
liver.
One tablet at bedtime with
swallow of water-that's all-no
taste. no gripping, no nausea, no
salts. Next morning your liver is
active, your system purified, and you
are feeling fine, with a hearty ap-
BETTE. Eat what you please,-no
danger.
Genuine Calotabs are never sold
in bulk. Ask for the original. trade
marked package. Price, ten cents
and thirty-five cents. II you are
not thoroughly delighted your drug
gist is authorized. to refund your
money.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31

trips to Sanderson and two trips to
Dryden in connection with dismantling
a government airdrome at the former
place Nand the re-erection of the same
airdrome at the latter place. For
years the government has maintained
landing field and servicing station
at Sanderson as a midway stop for
cross-comtry fliers flying between
San Antonio and FL Paso. The prop
erty on which the Sanderson airdrome
is located is privately owned, and be-
cause satisfactory lease cannot be
obtained for the coming year the gov.
eminent has found it beneficial to
move the airdrOme TO Dryden, twenty.
miles cast of Sanderson.