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THREE CITIES SHOULD
BOOST JOINTLY

Colorado Springs. July 12.-That n
present-day city without commercial
orgapization OF some sort either will
stand still or go backward instead ol
forward. is the opinion of George A
Jenkins. secretary OF the Pueblo Com
mercial club. who was in Colorado
Springs yesterday.
Pueblo Is as good an example OF
a city brought to the front through .hs
efforts of a commercial organization
as can be found anywhere" said Mr..
Jenkins. Until two years ago Preb-
10 took things as they came. and paid
little attention to happenings in the
outside world. Today we are one CT
the most progressive cities in the
country, business is better than It
has been for years. the factories and
smelters are running more men and
turning out more finished products
than ever before
Mr.. Jenkins is boosting Colorado
Springs and Canon City almost as
much as Pueblo. Pueblo. he says.
is n manufacturing city. and its cia-
zens want people who are interested
In factories to visit them: on the 9TH
er hand. Colorado Springs is tourist
city. and the Pueblo people always
are ready TO send people TO see the
wonders OF the Pixies Peak region.
Mr.. Jenkins Is strongly in favor Of
Colorado Springs, Canon City and
Pueblo forming compact organizs-
tion and working for the best inter
ests OF one another. The yprobably
are the only three cities In Colorado
that can do this. because their inter
ests are so widely different Pueblo
is after investors; Colorado Springs.
tourists. and Canon City. both tourists
and investors. Mr.. jenkins believes
strongly in this trinity and will prob
ably push IL
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FALLS FROM WHEEL;
INJURED HIS AIM

Young Lincoln Stedman, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall stedman, is nurs-
ing sore arm as the result of falling
from wheel while trying to avert
running into an automobile Link"
was riding in a short race doEn
Greenwood avenue with another hoy
and in rounding a corner ca Room
ed up suddenly right in his path. He
and the boy were racing neck and
neck at the time and in slowing up
their wheels met and Link was
thrown on the ground close to the
car. skinning his arm quite badly.
The people in the car picked him up
and took him to the boarding house
at 502 Greenwood avenue where he is
staying with his parents. The acci-
dent occurred Wednesday.
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CRIPPLE CREEK
MINERS VICTIMS
OF MINE GAS

established with the Portland mine
at Victor where the government res
cue devices are kept and quick Es-
sponse was made TO the call for help.
Four experienced men, under Superin-
tendent Fred Jones. were rushed over
in the company's truck, and with a
helmet adjusted, L. 'Jonesswas lower
ed through the deadly gas to the bot
tom. there to find the mangled and
dead bodies Of, the two miners. Ropes
were attached and the bodies. horribly
mangled. with skulls fractured, were
brought to the surface and taken to
the coroner's morgue. A painful. In
cident in connection with the death of
the two men occurred before the
bodies were recovered. Mrs. Tilly s.
Mark, wife OF the dead miner, walk
ed out to the shaft from her home in
Cripple Creek. Meeting Fred Hassel.
she quietly asked. where's Pa, he did
not come home to dinner?. know
he's dead" then fell swooning to the
ground. The unfortunate woman was
taken home by plying neighbors.
Mark has lived in Colorado for over
thirty years. residing in Aspen, Dem
yer and Cripple Greek. Besides n
widow he leaves two sons. one In
Cripple Creek and the other residing
in Seattle. Washington. a sister. Mrs.
Annie Munsen. living in Riae. Colora-
do, and two brothers and sisters re-
siding in Wisconsin. Andrew voges-
sor came to this country from Min
chen, Bavaria. where his parents re-
side. He had served in the German
army in his native country. and under
the American flag for the Y. $. regu-
lars in this country at the Philippines
He was engaged to a young lady in
Colorado Springs.
An Inquest will be held tomorrow
evening.
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STATE PR0GRESSIVES
WILL MEETlAuGUSI |

Denver. July i2.-The executive
committee OF the Progressive party
last night authorized Chairman costi-
gan TO call a convention Of that party
August / In Denver for the purpose
of nominating a delegation 20 chica-
CO. six presidential electors. two con-
gresamen-at-large. and a complete
state and county ticket 4
These names viii have TO be placed
on the official ballot by petition The
convention viii have ses votes .,
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Cripple Greek. July 12.-Chris H
Mark, aged 81, and Andrew vogessor
aged As, well known miners OF this
district, were overcome by gas in i
shaft in the Gilloberg mine on Gold
hill this morning and fell TO their
death 130 feet below. vogessor was
one Of the rescuing party. who went 10
the mine located near Piscah Junction
on Gold hill In an attempt to rescue
Mark.
Chris Mark and Fred Hassel. both
old and experienced miners. had been
prospecting on the Yellow Bird and
yesterday morning decided to descend
the old shaft which had been inactive
for years. Mark climbed down the
ladder in the main way and Hassel
was about to follow him. when. with
out uttering a word. Mark fell below.
HasseIl, believing his partner had
fallen. by the ladder breaking. ran to
town for assistance. a number Of
men quickly volunteered and an ex-
press wagon with ropes was secured.
The mine is just beyond the city limits
and 1t was seen on arrival that not
even windlass was over the shaft.
While men went to nearby mines 10
secure a windlass, vogessor insisted
he be lowered to aid the supposed ia
jured man. Without testing the shaft
for foul air. vogessor climbed down
a short distance and then seized 4
rope which had been lowered. but de-
clined to allow 1t to be fastened under
his shoulders. AS he started to light
a candle. he suddenly pitched down
ward down the shaft. 1t was then
evident that the shaft was filled with
the deadly mine gas. and a carbide
lamp lowered a few feet Immediately
went out.
Telephone communication was then
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GREENWOOD CORPS,
". R. c., CELEBRATE
INDEPENDENCE DlY

Greenwood Corps. No. 2a. w. R. c..
held its regular semi-monthly meet
ing July 10. with the president, Mrs.
Lottie E. Morgan. in the chair.
1t being the meeting nearest the
date OF Independence Day, according
to the laws and regulations of the or
der. the day was observed with a pa
triotic program which was as follows:
Piano Solo-Mrs. Mayme Curtis.
Recitations = Lowelrs Freedom
and brotherhood"
Recitation = Independence Belr'
comrade Geraghty
How One Fourth OF July was Gel
ebrated in the Army. .'-comrade Rock
afellow.
"A Tribute to the Flag by Con-
federate Soldier "-comrade Gibbs.
Stories of Ensigns and Flags Given
Regiments-comrades Jenkins and
Schany.
Piano Solo and song-"star spangl-
ed Banner"-Mrs. Curtis. Corps and
Guests.
During the social that followed lem
onade, sandwiches and cake were
served.
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REPUBLICANS NAME
CANDIDATES FOR SENATE

Denver, July 12.--At meeting of
the Republican leaders here yesterday
afternoon Clyde C. Dawson and C. w.
Waterman were selected as the candi-
dates OF the Taft organization for
election to the United States senate
Senator simon Guggenheim was rJp-
resented at the meeting yesterday by
Horton Pope, his confidential secre-
tary. T. II. Divine OF Pueblo was
present with Mr.. Dawson. " watA
man and several other Republican
leaders.
1t was finally decided that Dawson
and Waterman should join hands and
make the race together and that the
full strength OF the Taft-Guggenheim
organization should be thrown to their
support
Senator Guggenheim intends. ac-
cording TO all the latest reports. 10
stand by his declaration made some
time ago that he would not be a can
didate for reelection. II is declared
that he viii support the Reaa eAean
ticket this fall ms vigorously as hith-
erto. and that he Is In full sympathy
with the selection of Dawson and
Waterman as the senatorial lcandi-
dates.
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REV. X. VI. W. BLACK
COMES TO CANON CITY

The Rev. X. NJ w. Black. arch
deacon, OF Florida, will officiate AZ
Christ church on Sunday next and will
continue TO act as supply for several
weeks with view OF the vestry ex-
tending call 20 him to become per-
manent rector
The Rev. Black comes very highly
recommended by his diocesan. the
Bishop OF Florida, and II is hoped that
large crowd will be present on Sun
day morning to extend greetings.
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Summer colds are hard to get rid
Of. and frequently lead to asthma.
bronchitis, and hay fever. Do not let
your cold get hold on you. but use
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound :of
quick relief w. II. Allen, Chelsea,
Wis. says; I'VE prefer Foley's Hon
ey and Tar Compound to other cough
medicines because II quickly cures
coughs and colds. 1t will ward of 4
cold II taken in time" Contains no
opiates. Is safe for children. Re
member the name. Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound and accept no 'substi-
tute For sale at Corner Drug Store.
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Santa Fe boosting Canon City

General Agent ]. p. Hall of the
Santa Fe has sent TO Secretary Mad
dox clippings of ads that appeared
in the Colorado Springs and Pueblo
papers urging tourists who were visit
ing in that city to come on to Canon
City. The advertising talk was very
argumentative and had n great deal
Of force behind it. A picture of the
Skyline drive appeared at the top OF
the space devoted to the advertise
nent and It was attractive enough 80
make anyone stop and read.
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An increasing number OF people re-
port regularly of the satisfactory ro-
suits from taking Foley Kidney Pills
and commend their healing and cura-
tive qualities. Foley Kidney Pills are
carefully prepared medicine. guar
anteed to contain no harmful or habit
forming drugs. They cap have only
. beneficial effect when used for kid
ney and bladder troubles. Never sold
In bulk. Put up in two sizes. in seal
ID bottles The genuine aiways I'd :
yellow package.-For Sale At Corner
Drug Store.
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ANOTHER LINN WITH FLORENCE.
FLORENCE citI,en. Ada Their Praise

Florence Citizens Add Their Praise.
Another link with our neishboring
town OF Florence is provided in the
following grateful and generous hete-
ment OF well-known resident there.
Mrs. Albert Pulliam. OF 625 Midland
Ave, who says:
Il was troubled by a constant. dull
pain In my back and often II was use
less for me to attempt TO do any work.
could not turn IA bed and the KID
ney secretions were unnatural ! WIS
weak, lacked ambition and fel, all run
down. Reading about Doan's Kidney
Pills, was impressed In their favor
and had my daughter get box. They
made wonderful improvement In my
health and after finishing tse-contentr.
was entirely free from tsipey COM
plant"
Mrs. Puliiam gave the above state-
ment on December 20. 1906. and 1whsn
interviewed In March 1909. sheJsaid:
II have had no return OF kidney tron-
bic since Doan's Kidney pills cured
me. I s,Iil recommend this rvnedy
In the highest terms"
For sale by all dealers. Price sol
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Bfaio.
New York. sole agents for tho United
states.
Remember the name Doan' 's---a nd
takc no other.
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School Teachers Enjoy Trip.

Miss Luella wald and Miss Jane
Griswoid OF Bay City. Michigan. who
are school teachers for nine months OF
the year. but who at the present time
are jolly tourists. are stopping Mt the
strathmore and will remain in Canon
City for day or two to 60 over the
Skyline and to the top Of the Gorge.
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PYRAMID OF GIZEH
NO LONGER ENIGMATIC.
Unsxpsotsd ceneiusiens.

The very stones Of the Great Pyramid
OF Gizeh nre crying out in no uncer-
slin tones. Every inch of the massive
structure. with unerring precision. re-
veals the solutions 10 problems which
for centuries civilized nations have
spent fabulous sums IN vain TO nnd
and which men OF science have encoun.
tered hnrdships to annIyze.
This wonderful testimony Of the
Great Stone Witness. with its gcnernl
description and stnrehouse Of Truth.
scientific. historic and prophetic. with
Bible nllusions TO II. the Importance Of
Its location and vcrificntions of as-
Economical and geographical deduc-
tions. IL an extensive chnpter OF vol-
ume which may he obtained by send.
ing 81 cents TO the Watch Tower 30
cicty. II Hicks Street. Brooklyn.
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Commission Men Doing Big BasIness

Commission Men Doing Big business.
The eight commission men OF the
city are perfectly satisfied with the
way matters are going in a business
way. They have been busy from
morning TIL night every day durins
the early vegetable and the small
fruit season and are still hard at IL.
Many of them have had to put on
more extra holp than they required
last year. indicating that the season
10 better. Prices Is a whole are bet
tor than last year.
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Mrs. Sarah Ebsrio Of Beioit. KAN
sas. IL Visiting her daughter. Miss
Hattie nbsr's Of % candy store. ID
tho Record block. ~
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Big bargains I'm mems, ladies'.
misses and chiidren's summer foot
wear at Davis Shoe Store. cod w29ts.
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= s.eord waas Aas Dri.s r.sslss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-17

'tJat man has overcome the pcriIs OF
OCEAN crossing is not sUbsiantiatcd
MIMI has IcssCncd such pcriIS. Man
means to reduce them TO a minimum.
But the Titanlc's disaster is renewed
evidence that The Atlantic ocean still
retains its menace for navigalors, even
When their SHOPS are as near as pos
Sible to the ideal Of security.
CLEVELAND LEADER-Whgn II is
100 feet high above the waite the ice.
burg is an enormous mass extending
down 500 feet below the surface. Com
pared with such iceburgs the greatest
ocean steamships are mere shallow
dishes OF steel floating on The topiCf
the sea: a big iccburg is often 20 or
30. sometimes even 40 or 80 times as
deep as the biggest steamers,
NEW YORK TIMES The region of
iceburgs is evidently too dangerous
with all possible precautions much too
dangerous, for tho fast liners Of the
Atlantic. We have been warned by
many railroad accidents that speed
aud weight Of trains have OrcrpassetI
the limits or rail endurance. One On
two days added, TO an ocean voyage are
not too much 70 Pay Tor the grea.cr
security oG;llfo,; *
I NEW YoHHFAM ERICAN--The fed,
.eraI authorities should without loss Of
time impose new regulations upoil
British ships and all other ships enter,
ing American ports. No sea.golng yes.
sci should be permitted to clear from
an American port without being pro.
vided with llfesaving appliances OF
such character that all the ships
company might hope TO live aIloat for
days II the ship went down as the II.
tanic did--in a quiet sea.
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THE OCEAN HORROR.
Press Comment.

NEW YORK sUN-The Titanic In
all probability struck the submerged
iceburg u glancing blow that ripped
open her compartments on one side;
had she struck bow OH in all probabil,
ity she ship would have been saved,
Although commanded by one of the
most trustworthy captains in the
transatlantic service, the responsible
ty oftaEing the Titanic through an Ice
field on her first voyage will be inyes'
tigate,l; and there must be evidence
enough to make 1t thorough and salts,
factory.
nTsoo9ISI.YN EAGLE The lheorS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-17
A Birthday Event.

The friends of Miss Ada Kelly gave
her a very pleasant slirprise party yes.
tcrday evening at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Russell Satterfeld, Reeves
street A handsome ring was pre-
secuted to Miss Kelly by some Of her
girl friends in addition to many other
nice gifts. The guests were as fol.
lows: Misses Alta Reeves. Bessie
StCaley, Addie Slealey, Blanche Sat.
terrified. Catherine Cox. Myra Sum
mers, Coral Satterheld, Jaye Sattcr-
field Bessie Goodnight Ovid Good.
night, Nellie Goodnight, Esther Tooth.
man. Stella. Coffman, Maggie Lamb,
Iethla Coffman, Edna lobe, Mrs. Pyles,
Mrs. Walter Goodnight. Mrs, Frank
Google, Messrs. Walter Swisher, Cecil
Mcdonald, Floyd Morris, Lawrence
Toothman. Bob Morrison, Walter
stealey. okey Straight, Frank Reeves
and Chester Berry.
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Mrs. Maggie Rcgar and Mrs. Jennie
McCleary were hOstcSsc at large
dinner party last evening, the guests
including Mrs. Barns children, grand.
children and great grand child. Mrs.
Barns, who is one of the best known
residents of the city. received many
beautiful gifts Of flowers yesterday
from friends and relatives. An event
OF The evening was the christening Of
RoSaIle Fleming, the baby daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Fleming, and
the great granddaughter of the honor
guest. DR.. ]. C., BroomnGld, Of the
NJ. P. Temple, onlcIated at the chris.
tCning.
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.REPi|5T MEET
At CLARK5BURG
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF GEN
ERAL ASSOCIATION HOLDS CON
FERENCE.

Tho executive committee of th
Baptist General Association Of Yves
Virginia, was in session yesterday q
the First Baptist church at Clarks
burg. The meeting was presided owe
by Re3.rR6B. Asb,of lManningtol
moderator and Rev, George Woofter
presided as secretary. 70
Reports of committees were heard
and accepted and committee was
appointed to report on some action 10
be taken In regard to the Prohibition
amendment. Those present at the
meeting we're the following ~
r. b. Ash, moderator; the Rev. g
A. Woofier, clerk; the Rev George
w. Kinscy, of Warrington; Dr. NJ. l.
Wood, Of Huntington; the Rev. L. B
Moore, Of Parkersburg; DR.. d. D. Pur
inton, Of MQrgantowp; the Rev. L. Z
Peters, Perry C. Williams, James +
Alien and i, b. Smith, Of Clarksburg;
tile Rev. L, j. Woofter, Of Salem, and
Stark White, of Weston,
Others present were DR. w. c. Tay
lor, OF this city; the Rev. George D
Griffin, of Chester, and the Rev. A
u. WithCrs, OF Bridgeport.
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For Bride Elect.

IGNORING Miss Grace Miller, whose
engagement to Mr.. Fred DIomc. of
Baltimore, was announced recently,
Miss Edith Canter entertained at Il
linen shower last evening at her home
on Second street. "A salad luncheon
was servcdlo twenty guests A color
scheme in geens and white was car
lrlGd out In the floral decoration.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-17

trrian Legion will be held on Thurs.
day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the
First Presbyterian church. All iefn6
bcrs, including officers, division lead
ers, members and women of the con,
grcSation arc urged 10 be present,
Business of importance will be trans.
acted.
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Herees.Trickett.

Married Stlds morning at eight
o'clock at St Peters Catholic church,
Miss Florence Trlckctt and Mr.. p. J.
Heres, both Of this city. Rev. Father
Boutlou olTlcIated at the marriage.
Mrs. Here's is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Trckctt. of Bell run. Mr..
here's formerly resided in Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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.PCP SOIz
NJ PEOPLE
lAS THEY CONE ANDG0


Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Wolfe and son
have returned from Grafton where
they had spent several days with MI
atlyes. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. wolf6's aunt, Mrs. Getzanda-
mer, who will spend some time here,
Miss Rose Kennedy has returned
from Grafton where she had been the
guest of Miss KatlIaryn Holt for sew
eral days.
Miss Annie Russell has returned
Efrom Mercer county, Pa, where She
had spent several days on Insurance.
business.
Mrs. George Dubois is III at the
home of her brother in law, Mrs.
Michael Ford, on Fairmont avenue.
Mr.. Preston Randolph, who had
been The guest Of his daughter, Mrs.
Jos. Roster, returned yesterday 10 his
home at Salem.
Mrs. S. l.. Hall and Mrs. A. A. Rud-
dell have been the guests Of friends in
Parkcrsburg for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Nuzum and
children have been tho guests Of rela-
tivcs in Wheeling for several days.
Miss Erfic Louise Waters left today
for Mt, Lake Park, Md, to spend sew.
eral weeks.
w. b. McGregor spent yesterday in
Glarksburg on business.
Frank Sweeney, travelling represent
tatlye for Bernard ullman Co., New
York, is a business visitor in the city |
toiday.
Rev. and Mrs. 7. b. Lawlcr and
aduEsiter, Beulah. formerly of this
sfty,ho@ OF ST. Aibans, are the GUESTS
81 relatives in tllis city and vicinity.
Rev: Lawler was d former pastor Of
DE palatine Baptist church. .'e
Z Mrs. John Thorn, of RivesviIle, will
undergo an operation at her home to.
morrow. DIR. j. j. Durrett, OF this city,
will perform the operation,
Miss Goldle Rohr has accepted Il
position with Courtney and Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hood will so
10 Pittsburgh Thursday morning to !
spend several days.
Mr.. b. II. Sincell, of the Oakland Re-
publican, was here for the synod meet
ing,Of the Lutheran church and return
cd 10 Oakland this afternoon.
Rev. A. f. Richardson, of Grafton,
is in the city attending the Lutheran
synod meetings.
Mr.. James Holt, Of the Grafton SEN
llnel, was in the city to-day attending
the meetings relative to the organl1
zation of West Virginia synod OF
Lutheran churches
Rev. w. s. Dysingcr, Of Wheeling,
is htAe. attending the conference be-
ing held to organize West Virginia
Synod of Lutheran churches.
Mr.. ]. ]. Bremen. who was called
to Wheeling Monday night on account
of the illness Of his daughter Miss
Anna Bremen, returned home last
night, Miss Anna Bremen has been
III at North Wheeling hospital for the
past several weeks and she underwent |
q very serious operation yesterday.
Her mother has been with her for the
past two weeks. Anna is doing as |
we'll as con be expected at present. !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-17

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Tho Me.
Church South will mc6t at1 Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 O'clock at the home
of Mrs. D. r. Ramagei at 1923 Locust
avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-17

The Theta Alpha Fraternity will CIg
tcrtain at u reception on Friday night
at the Frat apartments in the Poo.
pies Bank building. Invitations have
been issued informally for the event,
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ELNE COILS.

Senator c. w. Watson shipped a Cur
lead of colts to Haywood to-day where
they will be pastured this summer
These are of the finest specimens
from Falrmont Farms and arc cN-
pccted some day 10 win blue ribbons
on the tan bark course.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-17

me annual Due Tea Of the Central

event at the home of Mrs. George
Price last evening. Music and re-
ifFeshments were feature Of the even.
Ing and many members were in at.
tendance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-17

The regular meeting Of the Order
of the Eastern Star will be held on
Thursday evening at 1880 o'cloSk at
the Masonic Temple.
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GERMAN ACTRESS KILLS
HERSELF ON THE STAGE.

BERLlN--Rarely has there been "a
theatrical sensation such as was pro-
Nided by Paula Eaumann Of the Royal
Theattr atiGera hast week, when this
most popular actress committed sui:
eide upon die STAGE. Isl