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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

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slahouts Stare srstluEs. fhs Ahgr'
~ ~ Fraff- gisen Wiz ~ phe oFiE
iual srensry and eaPcik. aEa To We
snan Of Mystery are three q ~ paf.
tirularly szronE plays 81 Tbs Nafi0Uai
Elort Co a.aieh appaars - ~ G1ahd
al neHi week Tie reprrfoire al the
,rEnniEaiiou b q ulA- 6-t'arTuFe frOH
hs usual ils' ~ plays prsaFnsed b
gopuihr pTsca-i attractions Tbs IS ~
reFy firut sgFa~ lhai ans - ihs ibor'
named yrodnrfsons have ever been
-i,su for lees taaH NJ hiEasr' rates
.: admtssiou. The Pou~r ~ f'oiifics'
opens the enEaEeueHi Munday esen
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18
5IIR LILLIAN WILL
EDUCATE TIE UDnEA
ans. ALENANoER DooRE HOPES
TO IMPRESS LESSONS ~ TIE
MOVIES WHICH LECTURES
AAVG FAILED TO DINING NONE
70 MEN SEX.

NEW YORk ner y Lillian Ras
~ Moor. ress uIfe % Alexander
Moore. ~. Pittburgh editor ID 90
* 10 eululni- the blk ~hies Of the
Progressive party Of Which her bus
aud u On~ ot ihs ieadinE spirits shd
tart a. npiift movement 90 her osu-
- has du-tds-d that thr oniy rsas0n
~ mniorizy Of Der isiiov eitis"us Do
~, e., more ~stoymsur oai % me-.
,iUs hralyhser and becone lsean-iial 10
reuauts they 30 noi knoN hoW So
she IL coufnE 70 the rescue
Rysua h-r- Monday af,-ruooff icr
-hiraEo IL = special car sooompar I'D
b hrr husband and on. 81 20" noe
1p-rienord n5s .ag Pietur~ neu %
Einsbie
when ~ 80 20 ca.r@Eo ~ All
ave our car attached 90 = Cnliiurn.a
.aund train. ~ route ~ siE take
soyinE naturally coior.d Pir'urrs
showing mauy valuable lessons. sad
Mr. Noor~ -F0r, INSANE shall
hou The correct say 20 drsss. hos TO
aear ciothes shah show hos to
are ior the body. hos 10 ~alk--and
s surprislnE hau many there are
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18
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GENIUS HFEH:TLHH
-kiNDL INC Is = WALuAott ~
pITTon 70 TbtE AllEalcA,,
STAGE LITERATU0E

20 .sssrr plgy "a coEae ont ., he
arsa sfstes rrcsasiy thas AKind-
nE- ~hleh uss plsy.a FOR he aTa-
me En Wou'rcai "a b. Ffiheeas
Ihezter i1a nirlL On siur@r!fy -
no'lre. N sheef dE1uIntie 'uFnsiiy.
= rlsar ssl-1sHIog q shararisr ana
.suatloz = jffs klrsirun dfuna on
p to rl-fsrf rsnioFsea3 ssai.i,euial-
~ aaa hlnfaul EslDlrnuiu uh.rh !. ~
lung nilu,nnE y . r.Irgn-anialissn ~
..fe Nas tl Tor ais a. s-i,iug NJ
genyenp T1r5 3 ueEPiy aanonu,
.goduct y l. 10 m3rs Amefsean than
isddA cal5-r . NorueEisu. Kiss
Isiia s~ediuh Or he faanus FiSyhog
'risa q ie.not soucernst aith meHr-
iosaI uhot sirs on he d-veigPPenr
o. Hh- rs meme - uulVersai ir~
-aui IL rhn-ngrl Of huDuHiry itself.
A. C~orr- Nodfe ~ SD. h Is N"
Gu! wf,ish risss oui 81 a park 81 ar
RAT counts and judged ~ ina 1tan-i
nd NJ KuH nv written a Ena'
play Moreover rhuuEh there are
i=v pieces ah-rr ts- constructiDu l.
..rehanIrai aad conventional, ne iss-t-
nilas as the uhoi. fs ezesiisnL ~
sssi Tor the one o. tao sornss alluded
70 nv play IL A. Tree ~ piay cuuid
b. from mere s'nEins~H- I'S sreai
-tomsnis ar not buli; IRON The de-
seated rothistfiss ~ the traditional
srous piay. bui hon a sisai and in.
isuss passion uhieh takes the artinli
nts ifs ouu aDtA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

- hFuu-bt b. AsfEiet's EEse-ch and
rnndipn 10 realise fhs foroeu ulieh
have nade Der shni ahe is. go uho
anss M tBov god fFom esii und ui-o
L. ~ he Grip Of -. Hi~foWe
Apart iron lbe s.huliuss. th'' oth" I.
shasact~rs In ne Biay arr we'll RAJ
~ sxeep th.. t.sn.-u,ent our.'-r ai'si
No. aa-ut aho an buiii Irom rather
suss-ra.isi obaeTvufinn Thsy 30 M,
however. pisy = s~Ty seriona paF' in
b. srfiau. NJ. Byron Beasiey -
lrhrlfu Ease q performance IN every
u~y admirable O. uouid ~ dia,rsli
~ iuauInp 9 mon. adequate Ooe- Ths
eame can b. said o. ia l-s-uia -
ts~ shreud old lr5shuOman. 81 q
str. Frank =. CauP uho. - FaffET'g
fu- drtfeilte. fun u shreudneE-. b.
uuar aud ner,e. uuS dslIshrful Mss
SIDNEY Marriages. a. Alive. . uDcieiy
Sin. Improved Considerably - ~
a,ay cent on and should drTeiop mo
. caPliai arFrsr
The reeepi.on Of the play Naa moSi
"a. huaiastr ihr artOFr beinG recallFl
gaia ana again ~ an audisnrs -
I, .seiy greatly moved b. the paihoa
81 VIA hay hnd nrcn Monirsai
sra
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18
SlsT Re- CLEVER paoOverrOn
rloiosrunstte Fsrus nsho8 > Great
m q ia lastsi Prsssntaaioa
t4ere.

WHEELING. pee T. NaEugtn
M1Husa. s. be srnu or~rr 90.
usirh uas II zts-Hd CD u-al
ureaentai 20 p w1sr.ias w. a court
shuaIer Nouda7 ni=ht. BE- ise nan no
pss the ueiior So Er'piau1
The p.ecc h. clIi.d nsia'isan1atl-
Fa-es and tazt d-s--ribrs 5 rinetiy
wade ,ac suhar aaa msilov'-l raf
rn-iodranafic. tas-p are sr.n auli" 40
uzEy resI -h-7Il- .r usarr ses- -
- hlpod a-d thandsr uein-i 7'Haa,
nafs NltA a0u-l
buf vita al iAe a5sarl.,..a eiiaii naf-'l
TAeFs r. 40 asraiNiu-~ O. comedy
anC sbnU mas mak ~ sfs
aineelher oae o. fhe mCst delight
FIJI ut,Ta-Sioas rlat Hsz l-sE @---i n
gThtsliua for q iou1 ru- rsr7r b
sg,af'slihg d.-,l1sue hgurlas satua-
s5sas und cinlzr-s iha' Errr prr7Hi
in1grssi 10 laE
rhs piss D. ~ zn5I Caste
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

Ssnans bir- hr.zhi. ~. irazie ply Of
a ET~ai spirtt In chains
The scrns Of M pisy IL Lid 10
Nsa Y0rk f-nsmeni Th+r- Nagsir
schultz uho 10 zbnus 10 hscone
unth~r lives with her husband. an
.-.s-si T'utchman. whose heari has
ben scarr-si b. tn mi..ry ~ ais fBr.
rouRdiRFs They have dFiven bin, IN
~. conclusion thzi Il would ~ criR.-
10 hiring = n-u Hfe iHiO Horh . world,
His aociFiuss and ihsss o. other
y ora uPau ths 4oman u'ho uBhhosn
10 han IL quick uith M lifs n bic
aid she learns hoW IN Wyoming j.
1iiEhi ~ iorr uudrr me falr SKIES and
-, = elesn STAR oa Ne iourney-
Voieo - ~ TGIlpasE-
Bu' there e 10 u,oB"y 10 briHs fsem
,uto that promised laBd 80 uofS-
stuI her husband goes O.i 90 sarike
So Listens - a tsmB,er am shows
s.r aos shs can Eei me money sssily.
and. fakinE servire VITA -" rsch uun-
o. ~ Tao i-n.men. abe ssrais . quaB-
usy 81 Ieueiry Har hsshanh disros
IN hef crime and 10 o. the poini Of ~
pidia,inE her when shs aoddealy r.
s-a5a to hist ihai h. is aipouf 20 be
come faJher Th-rs 10 nnShinE nner
M the piay than ihs scar- befuesn
husband and vie The speech Ia
uhlrh sac reveals me motive hahind
Ter crime d. sheer pnetFy
On the third a. sohuitz 10 secn de-
l.ssdlBg bis ulir. Aid ooua-s - thea
Ia . strange but lnEieai Eny NJ.
KENYON % ain. happy endis< With
en- sacrificing az ounce nf prohabIl-
rs lls eez "a ulnchiuh - tne vsry
.sdy Wis osus The leh-msai and uho
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

49,. ana h has 80 ArlEiur a.
Bootae O. M sHclrI. &llaisi'n hae
taEh. -rRr Gtlse- ~ - Of ~ -
rrftnI go DognEIsal - ~ PiaF
Fas n7u1 y ar ATTIC epolEh uhrn q
xaa us,srsluil5 'ar reburai. bat f'e
f.suaEerH hE-p thsr 1l'l tdr4r abuut
surh isinra u1d ihsg pusS ~ hanr-r
q
-oA-rr 60 Uas pFuducud - tae
iai-atie Theatrt yeuaruiay aheEnn1a
aud las evealas. 10 the ETssl saioy
a..af al fuo o. ae lsTEesf G1fisne--
~ ,a- $500 RsFRshluE - uuveFyy
uas the alugll assua Ter IAs uhs'te
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

ta-cg aets. Al q lhs ariian = ~
pl.y ala ra...Ei1n1 Esaf ~ Fss.
.asa-e o. Traverr Glnduia. uui ~
,iss- sispsrs Ia osiy ieu a.aFA 4
-oseib - tho onHiinuuf en- u ~
s,-und al ~ the ogrOaiRE q ibe
hird Trasezr 6iadStn. con- nE bo'ns
un~Eiec,sdiy. = Siaiisd ~ Hei=a Bar
tn. via uhom ~ h8s f1llsa - lovo.
aithaueh' iheT arr sirlug-ru 70 eaen
asher. und ~ isosls iFnul her iaai .
usaa rrar-pgzlinE himaelr 20 - Irl-
ssrs CiaArlt = EniHE - urarr1 ~
that nigat 49, szssa Re asGef : -'Saiae
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

Aud na.Eiiglis tbsruEh the play b.
self b.. wi;h. ~ .inpi- u'rsas ouiliu'
and iHsnit- u1nlaiY % development p
rued and uu1t dootinne 70 oue mueh
OF 10 snc~ess . ise E-nias Of Miss
,IarEareS Illinsila. uho played ihr
pr,scipaI go ~ last nisht Her
Magic s,saiitl 0ue-d b 10 axe Of
lan0u. she go % 81 ~ Erear vs'-
l1entai thlnGs q shTth. iike the sarSh
l.sslf y.arniu9 lOr ne NE uhira slss
nj she n3ona cua brinE forth. her
uhsle beint al,sht uith ~ ire Hhiea
Prov. .iscu. ssuis from Heaven Hiss
IIiEEfau. ire al gFuas trlEir actress
-. reads the vurGJ ~ saberuas1s HEa
Iays hare the myEieries- Il IL this
power an her nrtius za.ch lasi niEht
na.is. oae Mag Of Duse. this aud The
spl-ndid rcsirpnce. IN quireriEE suI'-
pressed passOn which made one real
w. ~ ueu tie terror and b, uiy o. .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

- fles bv Geas Srra,rou Porter.
b. u18-. dry read uavrl O.. rhs prs
-t s-ral milii0n a,-4 lasc read
g. 49, su drsauflzas D. Sell Ta"ul-
.. aa.l al b. --sa 10 lhIs sity a. 5h~
c--1s TasuEIr De--tase= y o. -
auEee sac rersauai dirsg,las o. 4 q
ls uaser aho . ore y th~ suosi
rfnss.lu.uf ..rnaa-Isss manazerz Of Ses
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

- tssTaiui ~ - tlrlf ~ sstag sIll.'
oGeer ess = F--Fsua6sl 70 TAR "a
h.s uuifous 10 Trsvrz. uts ~ ~
uuivgd % usseh rh- hasas fE1n ~
uusaia- nad ssarh the falsf 81 daaal
thls ia onisr - karsi He'ea'a nur7l
r..'D pstHriis sn1 iTuui : -ruu-lli l.-i
sa.us sniHsTusu hqr uiEhl1g- ~
rk5og uea,ts ist1 ~ Anuuo. nlE1o llal
80 FhsnP ncruHIilE - DER urEl-1P
a-ut. Plpplfps - - GuuV UitA lll
l.i-luFpa. 49, 70 asaurhri - - .
-zutlg ciaiBll = ne u
Cln1-F 60 a. - N1n - usri
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

The bachelor maid mu1t spsas this
month or hold her peaee tor fouF
years
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

shsch n -easmbls.. m sOsss F~-P~rt-
au ID tiFoss 'eHp~s q do-s no, -
r-ru So M" produe-i iou raIr has 70 q,
Era a ssrietI haEzisr r. il b'sfel
thsu RafaeS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

|0UTIa| 7" -IlI- on
h.adad b. G.-1rss Na-h a. -A.fr"
WiasoA. The suavc tai.l AID EdSsr
Absisu. Isl seen asr 10 -Elrrusier-
HElsons. - "Iisgsrs Gatsiu.- m
uaIIisuaire. They ar ab. sappor.ss
~ a. ". Raie. - Bztraip. Fran-is
u. N CHM. ~ -oas-sr css- Doris
Jisaan % tI-l-u Bar a. El-.s
CD ra D. sa1u- sma,i- C-mts
Csgar,- a. Mrs. Barton - CA,
ro=. - Waikias. e " 5s--drsra
as i-oaer Csp'zls Sg8sa Lo=
lIeaa-iek. a. l.-f..rt4rv krarn-s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-23
BY H.. l.. RAM
ALExANpER I.HE eREAI

me Great was famous died at the age of 80
conquered world and most the suburbs ne
energetic conquro we have ever haa anu
slowed up out Of Alexander was sr s
Inaah only commanding ohcer on record VINO eo
militia from toeing parade He was also tne
the army tactics successfully In late Chinese feOe
Whenever Alexander country whose citizens objected 70
oband he caused them to matter new light by
Tns Il ae bonfire pubic square with few thousand pno
bandefs as fuel had several army ocers on
order militia how present arms without iat
and conquered everything from Butte Mohtan ~
Alexander chasn and the monthly pay cheeks anu
them making contributions to proane ms
Alexander was deeply atac-d, to his horse Bucephaus
When tbs aua uccumbed and the collie he had the at
surgeons strung by the thumbs until they coudn
nan IN sdlols about ms persona
mad made to order and always called o e
WAS married SO times that he finally committed tae re-
onses 70 memory thus able dispense with the usual
at the home Of the bride III. $500 ~.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-23
ArIrHE HIPpolpI,iRIoME

"A show Of many novelties and one
possessing real talent opened for q
three days engagement at the Hippo
drome yesterday.
Edith Harke & Co. are the first to
appear in an act called "a Study IN
White and Cold The male member
OF the act. .prestaes atthe piano while
Miss ,Harge tsiugs Thetpair are both
musicians ofsthe best sort and their
music is yariednand appeals to the
lovers Of music: Their costumes are
very attractive, as we'll as the special
scenery used,
. Ed. Warren is next with a bunch Of
good songs and gags" He is very
funny 10. say the least and his facial
expressions are quite original and
laugh-getting.
"Menekel'' or the writing on the
wall is a great novelty, is quite differ
emit from any Of the illusions yet seen
at the Hip. The management offers
season ticket to, any one telling how
the act is done and gill be allowed
KN q
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STEPS llEEN TO sTlP !.
SHIPMENT lE explosives !!! 1 [ !!
5. d o. PURIFIERS ITS PLAN FOR
SAFETY OF THE TRAVELLING.
pURLic TfiE FEDERAL LAWS
sTRIcTLx FORBID HANDLING
oF'THls DANGEROUS FREIeHIE;s

Furthering Its plans for safety q
the travelling public and protection to
its employees on duty, the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad has taken earnest
steps against the transportation Of
explosives By unthinkfng or unlaw.
lfully inclined shippers or those ignor.
Int 81 the government Regulations
concerning the handling Of dangerous
freight. The Baltimore and Ohio has
posted notices conspicuously in Its
passenger and freight stations, warn.
ing against the unlawful. shipment Of
dynamite, gultpowder, nitro glycerine,
aud other explosives! The law re-
quires that shipments Of dangerous
articles by fright be prominently la
beled as to their contents, SO that due
precaution may be taken BY the rail-
road in handling.
Foreigners engaged in mining, and
many others for that matter, fire..
qne1tly include packages Of explosives
In baggage carried by them on pas.
senger traihssSsor checked as baggage;
many instances having come to the
attention Of railroad officials where
quantities OF ammunition or explo-
siyes were attempted to be taken Oh
trains, and every effort is being made
to bring all passengers to a realiza'
tion OF all the danger and unlawful
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CHARTERS
ARE ISSUED BY THE SECRETARY
!. OF sTATE 10 ORDINATIONS.

CHARLESTON, Jan. %. Charters
have been Issued by Secretary Of
state Stuart F. Reed to effolloRing
corporations:
Thopas Orchard Company, Of Mar
tinsbprg. to engage in fruit growing
ID Berkley county. Capital stock SIS
600; ipcogpoEators, +. T. Thomas. An
IA Thomas, OF Hedgesyilte; E. C. Hen.
shaw, wilbur II. Thomas and Mill.
Gene r. Thomas, Of Martinsburg.
GIe1Tay Lumber Company, Of Glen.
ray, Summers county, to develop tim.
Der lands In Summers and Greenbrier
counties. Capital stock $4,000; in.
s, W. Wilson, /, NJ. Shan
non, II. n, strattap, T, L. Wilson.
trustee, Of Clarion, Pa: n. ]. Ne
cretght, B. n. Marlin. Of Dubois, ~. !;
J. u. Young, Of Pittsburgh y. v.
Ritts, OF Butler, Pa; W. ]. Cassidy,
Of oakdale, Pa; F. L. Harvey, Of Fox
burg. Pa j. u Henderson, Of Brook
vile. Pa. es's '8'
The Rellep6lnt Water Works Com
pany Of Bellepoint, Summers county,
a water works system. Cap
itai stock $1,000; incorporators, James
H. Miller, Of Hinton; ]. A. Woodrum,
B, D! Keller 9. L. Miller and d. a.
Halstsad, of BeIlepoint: $50 !.
Valley River Sand Company, Of
Fafrmont, to mine sand at sBenton's.
Ferry. Capital stock $4,000; incor-
porators, A. D. Simon, S. E. Miller, E.
N. Taylor, John s. Scott and E. C.
Frame; Of Fairnont Y ga
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ness Of such practice. Federal laws
strictly forbid the. concealment Of ex'
plosiyes on passenger trains even
declared. Packages Of explosives
must be packed in regular contain.
ers, properly marked and accompanied
by shipping orders. The penalty such such
violations carry Is severe, and may
equal a fine not to exceed $4,000 With
or without, Imprisonment not to ex.
coed Is mSnthsfat hard labor. Ignor-
ance Of the regulations carry little
persons are brought to
trlafa6f Violating the federal statute.
TRl Whole subject rs hayingHthe
particular Attention of the Bureau Of
Bxplosiyes$os the American Railway
association and circular has been
sent out 81 the Association urging
public-spirhed citizens to cooperate
in eliminating accidents. due to care
less handling Of explosives, G
The cireadar posted BY the Balti.
more and Dhio Railroad, bearing the
signature " General Manager A. w.
thompson WHO is also. chairman ex'
oficio, of be Safety Committee ofthe
road, reads v '-e' # q ..fra
IAN Actspf Congress approved May
80, 1909, provides that it shall be un-
lawful to Fieltyer for transportation
by passenger train any gunpowder.
dynamite orsother explosive, or to de
liver such explosive for transportation
by freight without proper packing and
marking, the shipment to be offered
with a properly prepared shipping
order signed by the shipper and certi.
flying to compliance with the regula-
tons, " "
"The Act imposes fine not to ex-
coed $1,000 or imprisonment not to
exceed 1Ss months, or both, for any
violation; ignorance is no excuse for
violating this law,
"This Company will therefore not
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-23
lMsEIs,AMFul, nEATH.


KEYsER4Ch Charles Helsley, a'young
Baltimore and Ohio fireman on the
third division, met With a horrible
death. His engine was being switch
ed in the Keyser yards preparatory for
the trip. HeI@as seen togo over TO
the rear Of his tender, and it is sup.
posed he slipped and fell on. The
tender and engine, with several others
passed over him, and before his dis
appearance was noted, his body had
been dragged back, aud forth otysthe
track until it had been literally ground
to pieces under the wheels. He leaves
a Young wife and an infant child. s
RIiyofxY,u1P y s. rcaF o.
z y 4
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MAN fRIuRiEps
70 ATTEND CONFERENCE.

CHARLESTON dozen West yir-
ginians will be at Chicago this week
as delegates df,the Modern Woodmlteln
Of America, Of this State, at the ad.
journed meeting or Representatives 81
that organization from all over the
county for the purpose Of taking up
the rate question. The insurance rates
Of the Modern Woodmen are exceed,
lngly and the matter Of 9 higher rate
viii be Voted upon at .this meeting.
The Representa- tiyes nom West VII.
glqiat are the following: NJ .. Ken
DAN, dfiNew NaEtihsyille; p. r; Bat;
ton, OF Weston; Walter Brown, of
wheeling; q; IL Dayton, Of Kegser;;
John w. Snyder, Of 'Graftoh; r, H:
Dickinson. d FsSetteyillG CAL +.
Young Of Charleston I. Homer b b
Woods, 81 HarEify 4y RopllphPs foSEs
Huntington, ga9d y. M,t Connolly p9t
Petersburg. ssb . m "a q
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4. GQIHgGATIQN
REV. ii: II, HEAvIN WILL ATTEND
MEETING To BE HELD AT
WHEELING ON "WEDNESDAY

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WHEELING ON "WEDNESDAY
AND THURSDAY. ~
Rev: A. H.. Reavin, rector Of Christ
Episcopal Church, will attend the
Northwestern Conyocation Of the
Protestant Episcopal Churches Of
west Virginia which will be held In
Wheeling in st. Luke's Church on
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. The programme for the convo-
walton is as follows:
The convocation will open Wednes-
day morning at 10 O'clock with holy
communion and confirmation. The
Rev. G. F. Magee, Of Elkins, will de.
liver the sermon on The Heir Of the
Ages" The conyocation will meet at
1880 O'clock for reorganization and
reports. Atul o'clock the luncheon
viii be served. "A business session
viii be held at $3.50 o'clock. Missions
airy services willybe held at 1880
and addressed by the Rev. w P.
Cbrisman; general missionary Of the
state, on Diocesan Work" An in
formal conference will close the day.
Thursday, ST. PauPs day, hold com!
mnnion and Services win be held at
1880 o'clock, when the Rev: Henry P.
Lee, Jr., Of Weston, will deliver the
sermon. The Rev Mr.. Lee is de-
scendant Of the famous Lighthouse
Harry" Lee, of the Confederate army.
Another business session will be held
at 1850 o'clock, to be followed by a
luncheon.
In the afternoon conference viii
be held. The principal feature viii
be an essay BY The Rev G, ,. Mitchell.
81 Christ Church Glarkshgrg. u she,
followed BY q discus Ion,
cation win then adjourn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-23
BOWLING NEWS ]
Al V. N. c. A.

The Pirates surprised the Athletics
last night ana took two Of The three
games rallied IN the High School nuEk
Pin league On the Association alleys
The first game vas closely contested
and it required an extra rlame 70 de-
eide the Wilmer. The Pirates expert.
eneed no difficulty in winning the
last two games Windsor rolled high
score for one game and for three
games. His scores were 1lS and sl4
respectively. His steady bowling was
the feature ofthe evening The scores
follow:
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PORT CLINTON, o. Jan. 80.
Charles stenson drove an automobile
10 miles from here to Put-in.Bay in 10
minutes, sunday, and delivered the
first Sunday papers to reach the
Islanders on Sunday. since navigation
closed. n. :.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-23
At cIarksbura,

Fairmont duck pin team iourneyed
over to Clarksburg last night and got
trimmed by the small margin Of eight
pins in total of three games. Both
teams seemed to be little of color
as no high scores were bowle,l on
either side. Mex, Monday pight the
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receive Of check aass baggage COM
tanning sl,ef articles or transport amp
Ipackag IL household goods Of other
packages containing concealed explo-
siYes. J, All violations discoyefed Will
tbeirisoTouSiy pF6ss cated.' =
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70 IBy U4lteu PfesH.Jl Mt ; ,
LONDON. Jan. 20. Henry Labou-
chere, eritor Of Truth, who died recent
" in Italy, left an estate falb at
$1O0OO,OOO. iItlFs ~
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on the stage during the act to invest.
gate me olfer Is open 70 any patron
Of the theatef. SS..:I,s;,
a big feature Of the performance is
the motion pictures being shown Ct
the beginning agd closing 81 each per.
t 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-23

Get your chance ON Free Plano.
s.. oMEN's MUSIC STORE.
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State. NEWS
70 OPEN COURT

PAiKERSRIjft Judge Aston c.
nayt8a, who has been conducting the
United States Court at Parkefsburg,
will open court today at Phtlippii
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10 sisiey. sgaS suffering
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POWELL.G0RDON.

Prescott, Aug. 9-Miss Lauralee Powell, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Powell, and Edgar Earle Gordon, chief clerk of the Missouri Pacific joint immigration bureau at St. Louis, were united in marriage at high noon Thursday in the First Baptist church of this city. Rev. Bostick, pastor of the First Baptist church of Hope, off, ciating. A large number of friends and relatives witnessed the service. The church was very beautifully dec- orated.
 Many out-of-town guests were pres- ent, among them being T. c. Kimber, general immigration agent of the Mis- souri Pacific, and w. R. Achuff of the office of General Passenger Agent B. H. Payne. in St. Louis. MT. Achuff was accompanied by his wife. Miss Gordon of Quincy, H., and Cedric Gordon of Winchester, H., sister and brother of the groom, were also pres ent.