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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
IA i. READY REcKoNERi

There are no cul.de-sacs for lrlsf
wit. A "jaryeyT drove Mr.. Phil Ma,
the wonderful English oartistSin blaot
and white, now dead, round Dublin
on his first visit to that city, and In
showing him the sights stopped in
front ofSthe Banksof Ireland. NJ
That, isorr. said he, Is TIL sreclpticle
Nv TIL money tn English take firm US!
sson the roof Of the building are slx
decorative figures, and Mr.. May In
quired what they, represented.
Begorra; sorr, they're th'ltwllve. apos
ties. ~ Z
! But, said Mr. Mag, there are only
six. ss; ~ &.
= Snre,.I know that, returned the Jar
vey TIL other vans are lunchin' wild
tn Lord LiitInant.-youths compan
ion. 9
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
I! sIlAE' OPPOSING I'm
Little Chance of Getting Jury Soon e
3 TRY Man Accused OF Times
Dynamltlna.

!. Los Angeles, oct.s2l-outj of eleven,
talesmen who sat in the Jury box a.;
the Mcnamara trial at the opening Of
court yesterday, only six were left
when court iadjourned until Monday
or these six. however, 1T SIS 'consia:
cred more than possible that; two or
perahps three will find themselves on,
the Jury as it Is sworn In. 4
, Those locked up tonight after hav.i
been passed for cause by both sides.
were: = S@2':s','s 5,.-l
Seaborn Manning. rahcher; F. 3.
Green, orange grower, and Robert F.
Baii, carpenter. II. Is possible that
all OF these will become members OF
the Jury; no anin,us against amy OF
them on either side being apparent
tonight. :. \. ~. y. ,S'frS f 3 "a =,
A. $R. Mcintosh challenged by the
state, because ofhis opposition to IN
fiction OF the death penalty on cir.
cumstantial evidence. will be question
Fed by the court before he Is held OF
excused q ~ ''as's''
George W. Mckee. who says he Is
firmly convinced that the LosAngeles
Times was blown up by dynamite
was under interrogation by the court
lat the CLOSE of to-days session. He
isHnot wanted by counsel for the de
| Tense, who assert that James; B. NC
Nnmara, their client, could not have
dynamlted The building: = ~
"A. c. Robinson. after being chal
llensed because OF his opposition Il
i conviction on circnmstantial evidence
4 was held by the court the challenge
being disallowed for The time. e r..
T. ". Adams, Ernest F. Decker, f
]. Shower, Otto A. lessen and H.&.Y
Quakenbush all were excused upon
challenge for indirect BIAS,
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.RyIInited Press

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PEKTN, 0ctaG2 n Tile Government
Is Panic stricken on the receipt Of
come disastrous news, the exact M.
ture ofiwhich issunknown. ~
liitai is reported that Admiral Shan
Chan Pings tiAgship;w sunk4or cap
turea. 5iiHTt e ss,3 ~
ApparentlyIthe., whole Yangtse val:
ley down TO; Shanghai I'M the pos
session Of the rebels and news 81 the
fall OF Shanghai is expected Amomen-
tarfly! lsslsoi !siti5ti.s -siFhEly1lI
&sFive Britislt uhd5ioir japanese TO-:
pedos bontsl@ere rushed to Shanghai
Ii anticipation Of the trouble. ~ s.
Itjds believedithe Chang Sha Cap
ltof Hu Nap has fallen ~
: All communication to the Interior
is''Iost and;ntiie situation as critical.
The Government treasury is almost
bankrupt: csfSt ;iFt'.'}itIi ~; ! its3si--i,!S
! The Ministers have asked 1or the
posponement 81 the payment orithe
boxer Indemnity insta1lments and
eagerly are Seeking new loans. IS.
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SPlI.0LSS
D. Pee PI Re- III
lAS.TIIEY q lie CO..
5.---%

Dr.. &c slargap, u NashyIte spent
several days M the. eity recently
with ibis sistes James Google,
Mr.. Mort IN 81 BEEN connectedswit
NashvHl he Hospital for some time
and may loc ate In fiis city. sss Il n
swflliaml n Davis, chief eierkto iDl:
vision plant superintendent. or the
westerni SiIalPn Telegraph Company
at Denver. Is In the city Waiting his
mother. Mrs: CT B. Davis. ( who lives
near e=feEefFoir. z. * s :.
MIR. Louis Mansbach and Mr.. George
Mahsbach,s 81 Wilmington, Del, for.
mer residents oflthe city, are spend
Ing a few days here on business.E
H Mrs. 6. F. Carroll has returned from
Gray's Flats where she thad BEEN the
guest OF Yrs: \ Elizabeth Arnett for
several sday vs. diti n. ~ e st:s III
Mrs! Ingle Malone, and :son. OF Nom
tana. are The guests OF the tformer'a
parents. Mi. and Mrs. Lee Hoult, on
Pike street. All, Malone will speau
Sunday here. ;t,,, u, s.
Mrs. H, i,.i Hungerford has return:
ed from Cleveland, o !. where she was
called BY the serious illness OF her
mother. tnusd III -. ::Si Z :.
william 4 Lyngh Of Plttsburg Is in
the city the, guest, of his sisters. Miss
es Frances apd Regina Lynch. He is
enroute tor hiss home at Mcfarland ID
spend a. ,fewrdays. s6iis rs a.
Michael Daugherty who had. been a
uesttntltheiih ome Of Mr. and Mrs:
John McCool. on Plerpont avenue has
returned ito his. ahome in Boston. Z.
Buster Houltl and Earl and Harvey
McElfresh, ;ot SHoult. left this morning
for Hampshire county, where they
will spendb several; daysin camp hunt,
Ping wild turkeys.A So! " it4sSav&
EMissS Camden, Hoffman o. Fairmon.
was IN the city today enroute home
from aGyisit-%tth.> her-parents; Capt:
and. Mrs. p, 4. McNlckeri at Cecil.
Grafton Sentinel. -. &
Miss Ida Albeit, is who critically III
at Cook !. hospital. has been resting
well for the, mast two days and a
slight change for the better Is noted
in her condition. :. I, Z is;5;55I
Mrs. Earneyi Car, who has beer
very illEat Cook NJ hospital, j continues to
Mr. (lnlnman Kerr. WIN has been
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
PREACHER ACCUSES
|. !. EglGElgE EREIERI
gAlLERIoWN PASTOR ARES
ONLY ALE OF his SALARY.
PAID IN TWEHTY.FouR YEARS.


ALLENTOWN, Pa, Oct s21. DE.
claring that sthe nngresatlonS during
his "a years sserglee paid him less
than half Of the annual Salary, 5000,
and that II still owes him 500 for ex.
penses incurred in litigation over a
cemetery the Rev. i. y, Reitz tender:
ed his resignation as pastor u the In.
dlanland Lutheran church. He issued
letter. inSwhich he delivers "a scath-
ing sarralgnment Of the members fof
their alleged default in paying the
congregations financial obligations;
particularly his salary and sother es.
penses. y. : s. I Z! ia: 4
when 7 became your PASTOR he
says. there was fighting an the
church, and there is still fighting"
Then he goes on to charge that there
Is petty graft among influential mem.
beers, who. he alleges. favored church
Improvements merely to derive "a prof.
1t from the purchase Of lights. organ;
heaters, coal and cemetery lots. n
Pastor Reltz then asks some point;
led questions. and concludes thus &
~ asksthese questions for; the CON
sideration iofsthe members In connec.
tion wtihsEuke xix, 81: 'MyEhousef II
the house OF prayer. but ye, have made
1t a den ofzthieves.' At that, mo sone
will blame the pastorsif he does not
go better with the Indianland3 chufch:n
Concluding his letter, he demands
that the congregation pay whatdt owes
him within 10 days + or..I will not
preach any more as pastor of your
lchurch.1 z n ..ii,.,.i ~ ~ /
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
JOHN ,W.svoGEL's BIG 3ff;
ClTYiMlNSTRELs TONIGHT.

r. Minstrelsy has been. and promises
10 continue to be, the fdyorite form Of
amusement for four:fiiths sof, the the.
|;aterigoIng publlc-and well 1t shonld
be-for no manner Of performance
can include such d variety OF Innate.
rial necessary ,for.fthe ediflcation. loi
the muiutudes besides It is the clean.
est and best Of allgamusements. Then,
there are no waits. :. Z: = "
ys Promptly, at the appointed hour, the
curtain rises, and from tthnt moment
until the final you have fun without
a blush. Songs sof sentiment4by the
worlds greatest vocalists. comict dit
ties by the best comedians on earth
who salso furnish humor without q
faint. The songs have been sung.
Jokes have been told $ the .Adonis:1ike
lpersoniin the middle has his friendly
repartee with the various comedians
with the bones and "Tambos: Per
sonal grace has! been shown and beau
| ty added because j;of the ahandsome
l'paraphernalia used in theEfirst par,
settings. go ~, fllis..i.5i.s !
The sentiment OF, the, balladist may
have caused you to be possessed offs
feeling Of intoxication; the festive wit
Of the comedians has amused you;ethe
charming acts of the first part In it's
entirety has possibly astonished you;
f yet the glamur. frolic and fun rolls
on without a -hindrance. sl.'-
$ There's no tiresome overture, but
on the contrary the various novel
feats gathered from all quarters Of the
globe commence. and ere the fins has
been reached you have. with your
brother auditors, proclaimed minstrel
BY the kind of :amusements. This or.
ganization,swill appear#at the Grand
tonight.4t, .',l.} u; q ~; :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
..::LAs7...sERVGE.
EvANeEElsTnWfuL CLOSE SERIES
OF MEETINGS AT!!Y.&M. c. A. TO.
MORROW ikEnERNooN 80.

MORROW eaFreRNooN.
ON Sunday arternoOn Evangelist
Dunlap win Give his closing talk to
men AZ TIE local Y. M. Q. A., The
mem meeting %ln9be held 1T $3.50
o'clock to the boys under S4lfteen are
excluded The subject for discussion
is Power f9r a Clean Life" t Z
Il The Evangelist will, address q boys
meeting at two o'clock. This Will be
great help ito the boys that are
thrown to temptation. @ ~
& The series of addresses that have
been given. during the time that
Evangelist Dunlap has been here has
been very helpful to all that have
heard them, His talks are full OF
advice that Ia iof value to the nearer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
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and white sddhlfas: At 2 80 Clock,
Loliengrin,s Wedding March, beauti.
fully rendered by Miss Martha Hutch.
tnson Ewes, announced the coming Of
the bridal party. siRey. Or. Charles
Williamson, pastor of Westminster
church. West Chester, LED die Sparty,
followed by the snshsrs,. III. ]. aCiyde
Markey. New London. and Mr. Fred
Warrington, Wilmington. The groom,
MI William Gibson iIutchinBon, Ken.
nett Square, with his .best man, Mr.. q.
Melville Hutchinson, New London. fol.
lowing As the bridesmaids, the sisi
ter of the groom. Miss Helen Wilson
Hutchinson, and cousin tof the bride,
Miss Jeana Fleming Storey, both at
tired In white embroidered gowns;
Ipink sashes and carrying bouquets OF
tplnk dahlias, Miss Mary Truman,
lswarthmore, came as maid OF honor.
stately and beautiful. wearing aisgown
of@hite lace and embroidery, and lear,
lrying bouquet OF pink and white
lldahllas, With 9her mother, oby whom
/ she was given away, came the daina
ty.rgracefui bride. ina lovely hand.
embroidered, lace.trimmed gown Of
handkerchief linen. carrying 'boul
Duet Of white roses. The ring scere.
mohy was made most impressive by
DrlSWdlliamson. His deep, earnest
prayer: consecrating these two young
lives TO united Christian 4 service,
made this. their wedding day, aabeIe-.
ldlctlon. After the ceremony, lunch.
con was served on the spacious
porchcs. 20 more than. eighty fe1us
|ttiyes and quests, October's. bright
blues weather. contributing a Joyous
set ting for the pleasant hour. sS y:
1.-THE Tgroom Is the second fson sof
.James M. and Dora Gibson Hutchin:
son; well known and! highly esteemed
citizens !.of New London. The bride
Is aihe 1; only child OF that brave
soldier. Col. R. E. Fleming, "a loyal
West, VIrginian, and Elizabeth Dickey
Fleming daughter of the late Hon
Jesse c. .Dickey. iSs i. ~: 4.
.Mr,i and Mrs. Hutchison, after. IA
wedding tour south, will reside at Ce..
dareello.
y, is;,s -Isis ~
Literature Department Meeting. u
The Literature department OF the
Woman's club Will meet on Monday,
afternoon at 4o'Glock'1 in the Y. NJ. CT
|;A..'r5oms. Mrs. A. L. Lehman VIII pre-.
side at-the. meeting and the following
pISgrs RRs &, WIN be rendered:
Ciassfcs! I'VE ~ n "a :.
Topic Art of the Dramatlsts, Miss
Jane Eta Mckinney. a9sit's't Z
Topic Greek Tragedy; Miss lisa
Neal.q. n ssis = 4!
|IEToppici Roman y Drama, Mrs: Frank
] Richie. tal%ii4 s'tsSiS al:,S, a.
Causes Of the decline and diBap-
|pearapce. Of ths Classic Drama. Mrs.
lRoltSH lf \
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
TAAT CROWD STAYED.

Senator Swanson, 5of Virginia, tells
q good story ON himself about the
first political speech .she lever made
He says: I ;i
IRjumped up and began: Gentle
men, Herodotns tells us Which
tickets he on?' yelled the man with
the red shirt. sHerodotus tells u.s.
resumed with a guip. 'oi a whole
army that was put to flight by the
ibrayfng Of an assn : Y ~
Then the crowd applauded, and
felt fine. Then the mans voice rose
above tthe din. young Fellers. he call
ed. you. needn't be afraid of this
Commercial. 4 va s ,. ~ J
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
a MRS WATKINS SINKING.

f, Mrs. .JsSM. Watkins, who has been;
hopelessly III for the past several
weeks, Is in dying condition at this
time and 1t Is thought she can not
possibly live more than a few hours.
Mrs. Watkins has been In a hopeless
condition for the past two months and
attseyesals times has been thought to
be dying, She has rallied to re.
markable extent at various tines but
to-day II ls Thought shet is weaker than
Mt any time during her long Illness. 2
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-Wm. Rookie:
Teller and personal physician, Dir. W.
s. Campbell returned from Europe to;
day Apparently Rockefeller is in
good health,;da {itti -: AK ::
The doctor denied THAT he was sui
4erlng from cancer, and said the sea
trip was taken for aybeneht for throat
affection. 4. 4 ~ II. 8 5'is.iyJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
FOREIGNER DIES,

Felix Tassilo foreigner who had
his back broken in the Monongah
Mines couple OF weeks ago sue!
cumbed to his injuries this morning
Mt the; Miners hospital. The man
was, terribly Injured and his case was
,pronouneed hopeless from the time
he entered the hospital. however ey.
erythlng possible was done to relieve
his sufferings. No funeral arrange.
1ments have been made. -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
REFORM SCHOOL
Young Pistol Toter Gets Term
;PruntytoWn. <

Arthur Harrington was committed
to the reform school for carrying a
revolver. The boy was arrested last
night by Policeman Arngtt on inforr..
nation that Ewas given the officer by
some other boys that were In com.
pany with young Harrington, who &C
.cording to his own statement Is four
teen years old. IN =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
sMEEMuHXi

y IA ~ 4 MEMUHH Y "A e. -
SStFrom the EAtlanta Constit uaonsl)
/ SIT alone, In my room tonight, =,
And think Of her dear, sweet face;
Here, where i miss the tender light
I, or her loneliness. and grace. =
a1eread her letters over again q
The letters she wrote last year;
The faded Movers in the folds remain
AS her dear hand placed them there.
All. little she. thought, when these fow
az ers she pressed ISIS
For the heart that adorned her SO
They'd soon be. here, above her breast
And she. In the dark, below!
But the beat of her holy heart was
stilled
Ere the voice in Its depth could
speak. w;
And the Angel Of Death in his anger
chilled. 4 No
The Rose of Life on her cheek.
Why should ] read her letters o'eri
Can they bring her back, as OF old
The hand that penned them can write
no more
The lips that kissed them are cold
g ~ q e e
Dear! We shall meet when this lie Ii
K past. !. /,
Under the dawn and dew.
And life, viii break on my lltesat last
When ! dream in the wark With
I you. I X e! IL \ +,
S.'i,! Frank; L. q Stanton. Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
CHARITY. eENEFiT. PICTURES Si
81 SUNDAY NIGHT At GRANT

Sunday night at the Grand Col;
spragg will give the; following moving
picture programme. The Pearl Of
Seas; The! Gloved Hand; The Rival
onnthe Eve of Ruin and A sHero's
Wife also slides of the recent AUSTIN
Pa. flood. The price,will be 10 cent?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21

During The year 1910 there were
s2,4s births and CT, 1888 deaths record:
ed in the general Offices Of registry In
Venezuela. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21

/ PEKIN.F oetf PLAN !. unconlrmed
report n today from u Yuan ;shikiai,
Strong man China, has reconslderea1
the acceptance Of the vlceroyalty aof
the revolving provinces OF Human, Hu.
daxneh, and decided to join the reyol
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
SUNDAY BENEFIT. AT THE GRAND,

SUNDAY eENEFiT,AT THE GRAND,
AT the Grand Sunday night Col.
|spragg will give a charity. benefit on
which. occasion six reels ST the very
latest motion pictures win be present:
ed together With THE slides of the re.
cent Austin flood which DESTROYED that
city "a short time nso. The: price for
the Sunday benft will be 10 cents to
all. ,iiS AZ ( X Z,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21

: Inventor Ola newt nd iof lin,
Ing bricks claims they are imperyious
to moisture md so light they Will
float in water. q ne y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21

IAN auto omnibus service IS project;
ed for Havana to be formed along the
lines OF, similar enterprises III B,iro.
,pean cities. Q,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
.EeoopteAmE.

The Fifth ward and Fourth ward
football tearns will buttle on the
South Side Sgridiorn this afternoon,
Both teams are In good condition and
y good game ,fs predicted. IA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
MUCH in LITTLE.

It Is said there are fewer suicides
among miners thar among any other
class :oi workmen. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21

= Further English purchaes of hotels
an athes Unfted States are noted by
British papers, the lntest being the st:
Frhntls, In San francisco. for over
Sc, 900, 900. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21

RooM-For rent, furnished room.
{ newly papered, to, one or two men
at IS orr $40 per months no Fair
mont avenue. next TO * N, g. Y II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21

~ lil.tst M = Y 4 4 d.
q ind erstana you spent You. lyacn.
tio1 on ID sat1pilg Trip wfth ffionds.,,
W were friends when we started
The Smart Set S.
What do yon:s think the suifragette
could accomplish IN politlcsse
We'll, q woman could never be the (
logical candidate, Life.
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Week. End portsman Il Just ahot 4
His! Pal event XIII him?
Weekend Sportsman Il think not,
He shot backl Puck. s
Once more Itsadly Stakertt down, Z
And tmusinglyI 4 gaze upon Ii. s;
I3choke my pride. and then Qecide
Twill do with q new coll lar on II. Z
II petrpits FREQ Press.
Crawford-Donstt you believe that: q
man should be the architect sot iiis own
fortune 8
Crabshaw-T That's all right; hut he
shouldn't build on the other fellows;
llet.-TJudge. 81 y a {
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21

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Pan.H Hellenic Reunion.
Morgantown q ~. u. One fof the
pig events sot Inauguration week Will
be the PAM Hellenic reunion of the
Greek letter Fraternity alumni. No
9lretnber 4. The steps leading TO 5this
event ofiginatsd + With thel fraternity
alumni OF Morgantown. In Angus.
ter alumni sof Morgantowr at tie Phi
KAPPA Sigma house and there II was
decidet that an executive committee
ailonld be appointed which was done
sats The next meeting. There were thifs
~ frat men ih; attendance. The, fol.
lowing officers were elected: ! DR.. wv.
II South president; 4. IL. Arthur, sec
fetafy Fred G. zitlcthlken, treasurer.
l5The ecutiye committee are:
4 PHI Sigma Kappa, Walter IA:
{ South IL N
Sigma Chi How.rd I. swisher. IS
Phi Kappa Sigma. 4. J. Arthur 81 !!
Kappa Alpha, Thomas Ra Ollie. IL 4
Delta Tau Delta, Frank 7: Corbin,
Beta Theta Pi,. Fred c. Flenniken.!ft
Sigma Phi Epsilon, Guy Hartley.
Sigma NV: Robert SR. Green, /; 3 4
A pnbilsit committee consisting tof
GiibsrtS Mtller;x Phi Kappa Psi Robert
3. Green, Sigma NJ; and Howard L;
swisher, Sigma Chi, was also appoint.
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CHE purpose OF the home coming is
TO- get the alumni Of West Virgins
unis efaity her to witness the inaugu-
ations of DR.. Hodges and to renew the
bonds of loyalty and interest in theit
alma mater. IL is the purpose to get
mot only MI the fraternity alumni back
hut through the fraternity orsan!za:
Tons % reach all other alumni Of the
school as web. ~ = : ,.',iS
~; +, is!Ss;s q - . t'f5I gSei
Enory!Moore Reeeptlon. g ~ Y
s. Mts. Frederick Lincoln Emory and
I Miss: Susan Maxwell Moore were hos.
tesses al the home Of Mrs. Emory
Thursday aitefaoon at one Of the most
EeH,oyab receptions ever given in this
Sfitys The hours were from ttwo.thirty'
10 sfye.thirty, and IN that time, THE
b liostesses, and Mrs. Della Totten, o.
Oakland Maryland, received more
than three hundred ladies. The door
w fia opened ;to'the guests by little Miss
GeneyIese u Mcneil. Mrs. Emery,
y Miss Moore and Mrs. Totem were in
the receiving line. Mrs. s. 8. Wade.
Mrs. w i. Leonard and Miss Bess
WshitahiIl served at the; coffee, urn ,dpp,
ing tie hours. Ices were served by
Mrs. o. w. Knowlton and Miss Mar
8 tgaret Buchanan. Mrs. b.. a. sHite In.
/ where. under ithe direction Of Mrs.
ailbert 3. Miller; q delicious lunch
was served sby Misses Mary Louise
and Virginia ,Chrlsman Miss Fitch,
Miss Pdtinton Miss Hodges and M ltif'
H6sg s1niqtfeS Hailowe'eniaYors were
dlstftbated ~ Mrs.rJ "a: sMcDermotC
!. Other aides were Mrs.t' ~ 3: 9bfock
Mtss Eleanor Moreian 10y anu hiss zen zen
ME Dlile.z :. q u,
Among the out:of:town guests were e
Mrs. Frank semans, MRS. SIhomas ,se.
I mans; Mrs: wafer Laagneaa' MS, .sIEs
Famine smith. MRS, Clillord ss9lt, 9
lniontowsn; MRS. Fost, ot lhaianap
lSsolis Mrs. George Debo., airs suh,'
~ :Mason, Mrs. n; =. s'oeizet, W. =
8 H.sF.S smith, OF IFalrmont' Mrs. "a
lee Of Pittsburs; Mrsa I'D: ,Ghaa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
JurysHunia

Jury Hung. /, ~ !.
5ln the case OF the State VS.. Thomas
Maddensfor selling intoxicating drinks
unlawfullys the Jury hung.
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To advertise regularly, 5persistentlys
less 500 than having goods and vail
YES WORTH adyertiaing AT ALL
VINES: TiMEsl q ItiEaI!f
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21

The Governor Of sHawallsis taking
steps with afviews to reforestation on
the Island of iKahoolawe. as suggested
by government experts at Washington
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21

lisnbBcribe for the wsgt VirGtniar,.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
ITO Attend Wedding,

~ Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Lowe and two
children, Scott and Robert. Misses
Daisy and Nellie PrIchard, Frank
Prichafd and Dr. Clyde NeIll win go
70 Huntington the: latter part OF 1.-The
week 20 attend the marriage OF Mr..
stohn Guy Prichard and Miss Mayme
s q which Will be so!emnlzed On
saturday evening. October 2s, at the
home ofSMr. and Mrs. Harry :Wertz. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21
Par. Hellenic Reunion.

/ The regular meeting Of the Fair
mont ssoroals was held yesterday al
sternoon at the home Of Mrs. Kemble
White on SBenonl avenue. Il, &
Mrs. NJ. A. Jollitfe and Miss Mar;
garet Mckinney reported the State
Federation Convention at Clarksburg
and Mrs, Noel Weaver read; paper
Ion THE Womans, Club Movement IN
the United States Current Events
were discussed with Mrs Kemble
White Sas leader. The next meeting
will be held On Nov. 4th at the home
~ Mrs. o. s. mckinney. tf's3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-21

Autchinsoh.F Fleming: ,ss
Roma Press correspondent, New Lon.
don, PAP e .siit;iy;l.
Gedarcello, two miles south of New
.onden, the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
IDlckey Fleming and the late Coll. Ru::
fus 2. Fleming, was the. scene iof ID
very pretty wedding, Thursday octo!
Der fifth The parlor and library
were made beautiful with corations
q autumn leaves and .a!wealth Of pink