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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

- llnier Gsent in Samiltuu iit
Serr Gouarb grud 419 Sno Ssauits
StraFe. Sel Gel. 476 a., Some
EbOue 1851 u. $
- etbeI. oas brei Sabre alt. 106s
ter6en Der Jamilis Snmss Batter BON
Ro. TOP gIepslanD 2penus, fpel6.s
Don ben MaaIern g,ndB, tpurbe pI0gIin
Don ardmpfen befaIIsn uno itarb, ebs
Elm Ir3t serufen usrbea tpnnte.
ginbre6sr sranssn porleBte
Raht in bic 8oBihe 9rocerp, Central
apsnus unb Sub 2. StraBe, Elm uno
erbsut.ten $15 biz $40 in aIeingsIb.
- Sin GuIOlinOfen erpIooirt. pprs
ssitern Qbenb in Der Ride bon .. g.
Gibbep. 43 Gpmmss apeaus. Der ans
gerihtete Shaben iIt serins.
Die ueberfhiiIe in Den Habit
f6en anlassn fir ben Mpnat 4pril
paren pie folst: Gasbspdrtemeut,
1892 go; .Ie,triI6e geleuhtungsuns
lag. $2s45.55; MaHsrtpsrts S5708,52.
- Die WaSern treten bier untsr ben
Ginoern epibemiih auf.
- Gin Sdpinbler bsiuhte poree.
fern cine an3abl 9ausfrauen unb iags
tt bsien, oab lie nit ihrsn 8srii6es
rungseeloern i'm Riiditanpe isien unb
baB er BON 5errn 8ssIsr gefhidt muir.
De. Jrau Senrp 6. Smitb, No. 1850
8onader 4oenue. meloete Der pplisei,
onb Der Shtpinblsr iis um S1.40 be-
saunerte. Jrau Grieer, BON Der pass
cal 4penue. ruurbs .bsnfafs Rr.tnges
lest.
- DER Shulratb ernannte in isiner
9eriammlung folssHx genfusaufnebe
mer: u. ). 5enninser, Dapib Smners,
Soiepb abbott. 81. q. grofpn, 81. g.
gedett, allirso 5ennebsrser, Ulart
Rensr, Onion 2utens nnb qercp
Jabneftod.
- gs Itarben i'm 4pril in bieiem
Resiftrirs sDiitritt, b.itsbsno aus Der
Stdot 9dmtlton uno Sanoper, ct.
Clair, Rob uno Goirfislo 9otpnibip,
81 perionen.
- Melpen 8rodmun bdt aaura
9rodman auf S6eioung perilast uno
sibt als @rnnb an, bub fie ibn inn
April 1908 i'm stids lieb. Das g}aar
Niratbete am 20. eSsuni 1905.
- 5eiratbsfheins. 5amuel 0cfp-
arb, 20, uno Splpia aenpel, 19, bsioe
Don Miooletoun. gmern lrues-
bale, Sr., 20. uno aba Goof, 81. beioe
bon 9umilton. Daniel Cline, q,
BON Canton, uno Wap D0uh, 1S, BON
WiooletoDn. Wm. 6idman, %,
bon Gopinstos, 4p., unb Gus Rinnep,
21 Don 6amilton. 8oIesfoiD
Obremsti, 20. unb Warp 3efensii,
%. beibe BON bamil.ou. - Qouis Bon
Der 5aar. %. uub tlOra Bauer, 20.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01
Naiieft Der SdynIfinber.

Die ainbsr Der 8ins Sirabe
SduIe peranItalten Miitipoh, i.
Wlai nm 2 nbr Rahmitiags I'M Jns
ipooo port Elm WuifeIi, ipofiir Elm
hiibfhes proeromm aufssitsnt porben
TIT. Gs fiubtt Elm srober aDftiimum-
aug itntt, ferner ainbersart.nfpieie,
Wlorhsnipiele. 3dn5e In RotionaIiOs
'tiimsH. lebenbe giIcer, Nsaibaume
reisen anb bic arOnuns eer Maii0His
gin. Do3u fperbxn gito.r ssIunaen
nno aud fur SHftrumsntolpprtraae
piro geiorgi fein. Die 4naeboriasn
btr ainbsr iofpie bas pubiisum i'm
aasemsinen iino 5u bem sysft eins.lds
ben.
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Penn ris trribet rfe i.sseaA flbIcH oSfr
ieift afnidffeH FC berf,Sdei gie ilf NIB. nil
SahHaps cosr iracHtelaer 9aicHlmeeistn sn
flarter ipd'te biefeite sttrIilnG fot
IisfeIbe III nur isr,fttat anb bic 9sahtp;rs
isas Idfit ete ~ ciarir ttiinrrfn Sgftaros
ais 5urer go
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3obn'o aSesisin IN cine RING greniS.r r.ars
g'eiianeI5ctie int naEreHe Hue HagIrss .;i.bss
fotrmt aer'eIh, III az 1sdsainLl sHiiiei nno
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Ercguets. SUteu sic fid teHte ststg Tias.tg f.
miro Sie iidri maehen 9efgesieH Eie nidt,
hd. iic feG iiiHisig 5ctreH I'm Geirnnds IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

2ebten Sonntae mar pdiipr y
5obmann 30 Sabre aft. Die @emeinoe
bat ibrem poitcr gum Geburtstas Elm,
leberrdfhuns bereitst. Sn Der airhs
letteten bic gaitoren @iebe, Gsartn,r,
9runefpalb. Shtpeidharot unb ). 6.
arumer eine 5sisr. Der prdfib,nt Der
Gemetnoe, 6err s. Slprie, iiberreihts
elne 8eburtstogsgobe Don $50 in 8olo.
yaohkr feste Der 5rauenperein sinen
Sund fir Die 5ablrsihen Gdite. Gs
mar sine fdone 5eier.
Bis gum /. SuIi foll pI.afdnt
Ribge Der Stabt sinperIeibt peroen.
Oienitog 4beno rpurben in Der Stab.s
bale bic annsrionsbeoinsunsen BON
ben aommiifGren aneenommsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

sir,ts itdbtifhen gtbfan artmatos
RUINS IN 8srotbnns bat, fperben mprs
gen nrsb 5reitag glepelonb nnb Cos
lumbns 9eIuhe abftntten, Inn bic bpr-
tigen Rrematorien gu befihtisen.
giirsermeiIter 6unt erbislt ssiiern
bon 9errn gbos. 3. Gbriftie, bem
Setretdr pes friiberen 9iirgermeiltsrs
GleiIdmann, einen Brief bon syrl.
Wobsl goarbman pon Der @eienfhaft
bonn Rotben areus iibsrianbt. norm
um aleiber fir bic Rctblsibenosn in
ben iiberTh,pemmttn Diiirifien In Mrs
tanias eriuht tpiro. 5err CUNT miro
barauf febsn. bub ale ibm iiberiunbten
aIeioer ibren geitimmunssort erreis
Gsn.
- Dir Staotpertpaltune bedbfihs
tist Elm itdotiThes gIatt nit ben Dos
henberihten Der perihisbenen 9epnre
isments granddaughter, ipie btes aud
in anosrsn StGpten ipie Cos 4ngeIss.
Tenper etc. neffisbt. Dns aus ben
6erren 6eiIfer, 9ernina unb aes5iono
beitebsnbe Spesinl acmmittse fons
fsrirte otsipeaen seitern NIT osm girs
eermeifter uno iriit in btr ndhittu
Wohe ipieber su'ammsn, um einen
su fa'ien. 6err Spi. gernin9
piro in5rpiftxn einen aoiienporans
ihlds ousarbitsn.
- Gin befanRter Drofhsentntiftr,
Der cine drme Sdeuerfrau nit aies
besnntrdsen perfolet unb lie paburt
perihiebene Wale um ibre 4rbeit
brahte, pirb Der Gnsebetensn in gu
tunft fernbI.ib.n miiF.n. Die Grau
ersdbIts seitern Serrn gam Garp pom
itdeiffsn Snfprmations Bureau
ibre 2eibenssefhihte unb biefer ieBte
fin, Iofort NIT ihrem lesteH 4rbetts
eeber, sinem 6ot.lier, in 8erbinouas,
Der audi perIprat, bic 5rau suriidsus
nebmen, ipsnn Der Groihteutuh6sr
fernbIeibs. 2ssisres puroe oem So
tslbeiiB.r aud pom fxrrH eorp bers
Iprohen nit Der grtIGruna, bic polis
sei perbe itb beg Iisbsstollen 5iaiers
nnnebmsn, penn or nod einmol Die
5rau bslditiss
- gunoesoiitr;ftsdnipalt Nfc9sher.
ION hat aeitern gelen Die s. & 8.
Giienbahu 8eieIIidaft Degen lleber'
irrtun1 oes Seieees. oas Die arbeits'
seit Der angeitehten reauiirt, in II
,Sduen alaac angeitrengt Ia oas
tSeice cine Strnfe bon $500 fiir ieoen
llebertreturesiaQ poriieht perlangt
McFbericn ein llrtheil iiber $500
Serr Simou Snbig hot geiiern
iiir Die Conleitic Science Saflua 60.
rinen aontraft nit Der gdfer Union
nbgeihIoiien. moourd) oieie grobe 8ds
terei polIi;dnbig upicniiirt miro
oerr .0nbig bot nidlt bios Die ndlt.
arbeits3eit aetpahrt, ionoern
mud, 30 9sro5eni hohere 2ohne ais Die
oorifreibt auBerbem
prholten Die Seute. bic in 0rei
Shid)ten orbeiteu. ollie ied)s Stunoeu
toitenfrci 2lmf. 1as lit Der eiinitigite
ben bie 96der Union biz
oato abgeid)Ioiien bat.
- llniperiit1ts Brdiioent Gr.
Iabncp trat qeitcrn in elmer Reoe Dor
ocn aomuIittee Der Commercial aiio.
,ioiion Der bduiig ausaeiprodDener
aniid,t entaegen, ais lei uniere llni.
oeriitat niIr fiir Die ainoer Der 9ei.
hen 6a. lie lhntiahe. baB 81 Qrp.
tent Der maunlid)en Stuoenten tu1b.
,eno Der Spnlmerierien benz groo.
'rtperb nad3aeben uno "A Rro3erlt 10.
Jar lunhreno hes gan3en Ssabres 8elo
~ oeroieneF iud,en. nm ihr Stuoiuin
~ ernoaIld,en lei Der bette gefpeis
iiir cas- sSrriee jener gehallptune.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

Die 9teiupcrt Sifice far bas yGin.
cinnatier @pIfsblatt" befinoct iidl in
Gu. 339 gprf Strafe, segcnilbsr benz
Gourtbnnie, puielbit Neuisfeitcn, I'm.
scigen 1t. !. III. big 10 1lbr 45 Wiun-
ten gbcubs euteegeuseuummcu iuer.
ben. Selepbpn Sputb 240f.
5snrp WoB uno William Batter,
bic beifulbigi porpen tpdren, on Der
SootuR9 Don Sra Chapman nobe
SbteIo's Wirtbihaft in Welbourns,
Rp., betbei!ist geipeien 81 iein, batten
geitern Dor Gountprihter 6apttns ibr
9erb0r. 6snrp Sbislos, Sofepb pfeiz
fer uuo perihIenene anoere .3eugen rpaz
rem anpeIsno. Die 3sugenousfugsn lie
ferten iebo6 tsine 8stpeiie, oab bic
betbsu 9enannten, WOs unb Batter, Die
Shat beganeen batten uno tpurben fte
BON benz Rihtsr Satptins in 5reibsit
geIeBt. Riftsr Otto WoIff uup Qnnalt
Qrtbur Sau pertrdtsn Die 4usetlasten.
Sir bic 0ffentli6en SpisIpIdse
hat GpmmiiIors 2eonaro Bauer big
ieBt $809.53 aIs Geihente erbalten.
- 9os gantstt Der .anigbts Of tbe
Rounb 1abie", bas eeitern anldblih
beg slften QnnipsrIariums peranitaltet
Duroe, mar cine iberaus seIungsne
Iffaire.
60 9as 4ppeaatipnseeriht belt bic
Gntiheibung bes Grstseeri6ts in oem
Sale Der CLARA unD !. g. Grpsr ee=
gen glifa abetb Grper Wc9uire unb Ga
pinta W. Grper aufrsdt. Gs baneslts
iid in oieiem Sale um cine Strede
Gano uno entIhieb bas Gsricbt, bab
Giifabsth Wc9uire unb Qapinia grrsr
5u Dem 9siig berehtist Iinb.
- Senator Brent Spence r.i6te fir
ben guiineb Men's Club i'm 5rontIin
gountp Greisseridts cine alase elm, in
Der bic Giiltigtsit oss GeIeses, tpel6es
einen 3petten Greisrihter fir Camp
heu Gountp trsirte, feitssitelIt peroen
ipQ. gs Dtrb in Der Gloeeihrtft be-
bauptet, buB Campbell Gountn nur
81 900 Gtnpobner babe uRo ni6t an
einem 5pelten areisribtsr bsrehtiet
lei. Die Sonititgtion fhreibt $1,000
Ginnobner Dor.
- ). u. Wahle, Der pon ieinem
gruoer oes Tisbitabls elmer aoloenen
llbr unb aette uno fonitiger S6muds
laden beiduloigt porosn lit, tpurbe
ppn bem Stabtrihter 8uten unter
$3.50 giirsfdoft ben GrobseIbpprss
nsn iibsrtpiefen.
-4m fommenoen 9Dnneritag Nocbz
mittag finoet i'm WaiienbauIe in glifs
ton cine 9erfommIung Der Oumens
Der Campbell gountb prot.
ainoerbeimatb ftatt, um 8orbereitans
gen fir oas Sriibjabrsfsft i'm SUM 3u
treffen.
Wtit Der SnitanbfeBung beg @ez
fir Ri4tsr SDbge puroe
1sitern begonnen uno ipirb Der Sibz
lnesfoai, Der big ieBt bon benz gouns
tprihser 5antins inns aenommen
purbe, big gum 20. Mai fertig iein.
Di. .Wisbemanns" nerben fih
nm fommenoen Spnntas nit zen
,Wsit GoDinstons" in einem Baieballs |
Ipisl meifen. @or benz Spiel finbet elm
RonSert itatt.
areisrihter 5obse erIaubte aes
tern 5anna Gong $36Ollnterbaltunase
Jslo Hebit 3inien in ibrer Sheiounase
slase sesen Georse g. Gong.
- 5beooore MeigerIe Dertlaote Gas
nuel uno alice 8isitaff auf 3aMunq
liner Note BON $500.
geiistiteLDerdnoerunsen yr.a. |
Bobmann an Grep. Nen. Got Ho. 1872 |
y Der 8uena 8iita Nbbition, ST. I
Utartin Shubert on Jreb. Babmdnn, |
,dfelb< gisentbum, 81. gatborin,
lnS eliiabe.h Grita an JOi. Bad,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

btibe bon 6amiIfon. hilbert ". So.
fsnieier, 25. unb Jannp goplins, 20,
belbe bon 6amilton.
Charles Mebl BON 5anopsr
5oipnibip ipuroe BON ieinsm piero se<
treten unb erbeblid perleBt.
- Or. s. 9. StpsIep, Elm bstanntsr
4r5t. ftarb ssitern Mrreen in itiaer
Wobnuns in Sadionburs i'm alter bon
81 Sohren' an ShpGhe. Gr binters
ldBt bic Guttin unb einen Sobn.
Die 8srIobuns bon Sobn 6.
Weit unb SRI. 5enrktie 6aper BON
Sit 5amilton Durbs seitern aneessiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

Ufnpors.Glert W. Rclen rei1te ges
tern ftinen Wonatsbsriht iibsr bie
1bdfigteit bts ft6otiiHkn MrbeitsnoG,.
iDtitnngss Bureaus ein. GS lieftn $50
Gientnstfu6k eiH, ipppon 157 bon az
iu0bnlih<n Mrbtittrn unb So ssa
hdnoipsfiern MANN Don ben 2O7
stsn<Hiu9ssns ntl&t 1stH srbssltsu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

Gie @litsIiebcr bes SteuersabIer
gerrins Habnlen eeiterH Die grg1n.
oingspabl oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dor. es lDuroen bic foIgenben Serren
in ben @oritnnO oeipdbIt reip. lpie.
oergeaDabii: Geo. 4. @enoeI, g. &.
Nitter, e. w. seHner. @m- O. Gang,
Charles 9idels. Atm. O. GaIolpell
q. z. atfins uno Gbas. Us. Srelanb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

naren II perteirotbst une 102 unper=
beirathet, 165 gineinnntier unb 42
Grenbs. Inter ben StsIlsniuhtuoen
bsfanbsn iid IL Jarbiss.
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- liner Gsent in Samiltuu III
Serr Gouarb grud 419 Snb FINITE
Strafe. Se4 Gel. 476 g., SDme
Ebone 1851 u. s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-02
y GlI.llIF
GASOLINE CAR
THE BIG VEHICLE OPERATED ON
FAIRMoNT AND NORTHERN
SHIPPED TO FACTORY.

The gasoline car which was operat-
cd on the Falrmoat' and Northern
Street Railway, at the Fairvlew ter.
minus of the line, previous to the time
The line was put in operation, was
brought to this place yesterday after.
noon and was to-day loaded on flat
car and shipepd back to the factory.
The lille car did amammoth business
previous to the time the line was COM
pleted and was the source of a great
deal of convenience to patrons OF the
road at that end Of the line. The car
was the first and only car of this dc.
sCrlptlon operating in this section and
vas a revelation 10 citizens who nau
neyer.seen a gasoline car operated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-02
CAUGHT I'M The ACT.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va. April IA
Jimmy Valentine in real life was
taken into custody by the police here
at dawn yesterday, when Karl NJ, Rob
erts, twenty-one, was found in the act
Of opening the safe of the Croft Hat
and Notion company, a big Wholesale
firm, here. For several months mon
ey has been disappearing from .the
sale mysteriously, and detective
who was placed on the case early yes.
terday caught Roberts in the act of
opening the safe,
Roberts later made q confession In
which he acknowledged the series Of
r066eries by which lie got several hun;
drel dollars. ''''''
Roberts was formerly employed by
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-02
HIGH CLASS ACTS At THE 4lpp.
SOME SPECTACULAR WORK AND
eGEVER SENTERTAiNERs BRING
GOOD CROWDS WHO ARE WELL
,eypLEAsE1.ua >on! gu0 'srS ;

VI
ThGHEpodEomel Is sIuRtng .RR' e%
ceptlonally strong bill the first half,
OF thisfSeel6 I SHtA5 igee@ work nor.
talent can be seen at any OF the lel9,
ing vaudeville houses of the big ,2itles
Nancy Lee Rice & Co. show some
new things in tight rope walking one
of which Is stepping into full sized
barrel balanced on the rope and walk
ing or jumping across the rope while
i in the barrel. Nancy Lee does a very
I 1retty dance and plays on q harp we'll.
Their act would be hard to improve
upon
lie Fevre and st. John that R'oad.
way couple in flirtations," handle a
line OF conversation that makes a
good Impression and do some songs
and dances just about like you would
have them done II you left special
order at the box office They are
young, full of action from the word
go, and not what you would call at all
bad looking. A few weeks ago they
lW6T6 BlYulR tue bulue lIHe VI N9lh anu
doing the same songs and dances at
the Harris, one OF Pittsburg's biggest
and best vaudeville houses and Pitts
burgers did not only stand for them
hut applauded as If they, knew they
were booked for FaiGnalit zone of the
best vaudeville towns on the circuit.
Caztellane Eros. do a spectacular
bicycle act, They do all the trick
riding that others do and good many
things that others do not do because
they do not know how, A man turn.
ing a hlpaop backward on wheel
aud alIghtlng in riding position is
some sensation, but when one rider
drops with his wheel from high
platform onto the end of a spring
hoard and turns the rider on another
wheel who is on the other end of the
board couple somusaults with
wheel and all is certainly reaching
about the limit in trick bicycle per
Torrance,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-02
'N@RE TBANS
All. DESIRED.
,cLARks5uHe BOARD OF TRADE is
ANXIOUS TO HAVE BETTER
PASSENGER ssavlcE.

. 2 q a ..as. ~
cIARKsBuRG. April 2:-H. v D.
King, secretary ot,the board Of trade.
Is working on a proposition to have
some new passenger trains TO and
from this point The movement PashS
ed 10 success will mean 'mgfhA Tor
clarksburg and other sections Of the
State in the central part Of West Viz
GINA,
He is trying to impress upon c. w.
Slulggfnss Of Baltimore; general pas,
senger agent OF tie Baltimore and
Ohio, that a train running out Of
clarksburg at Z o'clock every morn.
Ing to connect with a train to the
east would be a good thing. Such a
train would also connect with pas.
senger train on the Grafton and Bel
ington railroad and thus bring addi-
tionar beneficial results.
Better and more passenger service
between Clarksburg and PlttsbnrG
is also sought Alright train leaving
here at 10 o'clock for Pittsburg Is
desired. 1t would accommodate. Wes-
ton, claFksbprg, Fairmont and Nor
gantown In 2 particular. clarksburg.
also wants al tfains St leave Plttsburgi
d midnight for clgksbirg.
$All commercial organizations e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-02

SCHEDULE
MoNoNoALIA VALLEY ATHLETIC
LEAGUE WILL HAVE INTER.
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEET
HERE.

On Saturday evening In this city, q
meeting Of the MonongaLela Valley
League was held, at which meeting Of
ficers,for he league were elected for
the ensnihg tear. the league having
represent tgesr present from all OF the
valley towns with the exception OF
Grafton ;. +tst -, .t.+t.t
Those towns having Representation
present were Morgantown, represent
ed by t$o professors ot the High
school; Huntington, represented by
Professors Sales and Riyes; shinns'
ton, represented by Professors Faughl
and Mccarthy, and Glarksburg by
Professors McKonky and another pro.
lessor. For Fairmont, Professors Nc;
Bee and Buchanan answered the roll,
while Coach Maloney was present to
aid In the arrangement Of the base
ball schedule.
Why Grafton did not send represen.
tatives is not known, but as they ha0
10 representatives present they we're
left out Of the league, and not given
any place on the schedules arranged.
At this meet of the league the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
year:
President, Principal NcKonky, Of
AClarksburg.
Secretary, Professor Taught, OF
Shinnston.
Professor Safes, Of Warrington, was
appointed committee Of one to look
after the obtaining 81 the medals and
ribbons to be awarded by the league
70 The winners e9f their different athl.
letic events. n: r.
AT this meet the baseball schedule
which was printed in the columns 81
this paper yesterday,was arranged, as
well as the list OF prizes and events
for the inter.High school track meei
of the Monongahela Valley League.
InterHlgh School Track Meet
Arrangements were closed whereby
the Inter.High school track meet oil
the league would be held in this city
on May a. 1912, the meet to take
place at South Side Para.
This city landed the High school
: meet last year, and again this year
and the lovers OF sport are indeed glad
10 learn that Fairmont has been So
favored by the league.
The games last year were largely at
tended, but this year hundreds OF spec
tators will be at the South Side park
for the games who were not present
,, last year, owing to the fact that they
were not acquainted with the nature
of the games.
The events arranged for are as fol.
lows:
100 yard dash.
800 yard dash.
X mile run.
One mile relay.
Pole vault.
Shot putt KS
Hammer throw. Ill, .
Discus throw.
Running high jump.
Running broad jump.
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Electric
Theatre
TO-DQy..
W., Aldlnner, Mgr

HsAi, sAluluaetfgtg1ls
We a Bave livery sood bill on 70.
day for everybody sThe Ups and
Downs Of Rafferty"ls anarnusing p ri
ture as y0e wilt rpts from, the title.
"Llfe,s Ssupreme -Trsasurag - ]
comedy pOrtrayfus the he Of Z city
official, showing what they HAVE .
contend with, especially now When
graft is SO rampant
"LittIe Boy Blue" Is q nelodrattia
that the children will enjoy 90 vel
as the older people.
As the entire programme Is
strictly moral one Is why am admit.
ting all children free under yeare
Of age.
THE DAY LIGHT Thea TER
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SCOTCH WH|SK[Y
THE LARGEST CONSIGNMENT OF
LIQUOR CARRIED BY AN OCEAN
:" LINER ARRIVED AT NEW YORK,
(Byg' United Press.)

NEW YORK, April 2. : Enough
Scotch whiskey to make 1,4OO. 900 high
balls arrived here on the Caledonia
from Glasgow Monday. the largest
consignment of liquor ever carried by
a liner Before the ship left Glasgow
every man of the crew was closely
questioned US to his thirst Then the
holds containing the liquor were
sealed.
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Licenses Issued.

Tie following marriage licenses
were issued Monday by the county
clerk '''S.isss
BeFaaFd sTishers 25, Of Montana,
and Beside Be@eTaE2S, oGsHGllt. =
Algef soBH %, and, Peaa Rsles,
i9.t bothses Nonongah. 'N~
{Admtnlstratof Appointed 49,
Isaac g. snoderiy was appointed
administrator of the personal estate
OF the late ], French Snoderly. Bond
OF 5000 was given.
Bjth Certificates.
Tony Petro yesterday filed three
birth certificates with the county
clerk for record,
Deeds Filed.
The following deeds were filed on
Monday with the county clerk for
record;
c. G. Meredith and wife to Frank l.
Drummond, a parcel of land in the
Bellviaw Heights Addition to the
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10 lEGlTURB
REV. i j. p. TURKELsoN WILL
MAKE AN ADDRESS AT PALA'
TINE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. John P. Turkelson, a former
well known local pastor will deliver
an address in the First Ward Baptist
church at eight o'clock on. Friday
night, April the 18th. The subject OF
his lecture will be "a Sea Voyage and
Habits OF Northern Europe" DR..
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SUPPER

oGNISh NI"INHSiS" N6SSS -
Y. M. C. A. TO HAVE A. PRAN'
DIAL AFFAIR.
This evening the senior gymnasium
class OF the Y. N. C. A, Will hold q
supper in the Y. NJ. g, A.. dining
room, and all OF the members OF the
class who can do So are urged to be
present.
An excellent menu has been pre-
pared, anl q good time VII be A2d
By all who attend. NJ tts paEg
20 cents 4 pound paid lor , clean, cot.
ton rags for use on presses, ~
1850 z WEST 'vIRGtN1AN. F.
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/ Turkeispn Is an interesting speaker
and his address will deal with the
habits and customs Of bis home coun.
try with wlil2h he is thoroughly ia;
mIllar. Pr et'''
Rev. Turke.son was for time pas
tor Of the First Ward NJ. P. church
and went from here to. Buckhannon,
The lecture is in charge Of the choir
OF the BAPTIST church and a small
admission fee will be charged.
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g cents pound paid for clean, cot
ton rags for use on presses.
8. JEST VIRGINIAN.
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City of Fairmont; consideration, ST.
600.
/. James L. Gettings and wife to Fes-
tus L. Toothman, parcel OF land IN
the Fifth ward Of the City Of Fair
mont; co1sideratLsg $1S and othes val
lpdble ;copsideratls9s. *
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no. For ehildren,s white duck
SOC joeky boots or sirdsls worth
$3.50.
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gnderssIIing Prices On
Your Easter Suit

Wen ana women take motel Don't deny yourself
Sstst new suit you need for Easteri The exor-
4bltaas prices usually asked elsewhere for spring
apparst it this early part Of the season are con-
spieuopss BY their absence here. Select your
clothes NOW from our immense new spring stock
and pay S5 TO 50 per cent less than the same goods
would cost you elsewhere. Our underselline sys.
TEN makes this possible.
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90 IN We offer . varsity o
y J.JU beautiful trlmmsd hats
that are worth spable
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UndsrselIiR Prices. Oh !.
Your Easter Footwear

The largest stock of shoes and oxfords we have
ever earrlsdfor men, women and children gree.
you In our Immense shoe department Such world
renowned makes as "kins Quality" W. |. Douglas
"DoIy Madison" and other celebrated makes as
shoes and CHORDS are shown here in all the new
spring styles Of toes and lasts In all feathers and
at the ever popular Undertaking prices.
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90 for girls confirmation dross
5OC et made Of fine psrslan lssa
white llnine, slruhaHs and
FereaIes. worth stsp.