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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

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AApif d ~ ~ N.IEl1-A IitlA
.ChaFleainn uugu:
Ristap P. }. nonaAos. = Whsol-
Eng, Uho uas chalFmaa q ~ West
Vi4yinia GtFths eomuiuoa. ~ n.
tuFhad d. rharh usns 20 HIN fuF eoul-
penuaiioa snd eEpsnaps - - STATE
oulhpFiiias Out q ths funS a1ihoriIpi
re - ussd tsE uurh pu-UG WIN
Bishop uuunhus. - VITA ~ 0itrF
urmbpIs q thp c0mmipEisa. ~ uofk.
uhkrh rs taeE ana lAhoFtolA. VA .
DasssT Of dufy and 10 - ~. ~
anOunl ~ Elfussd 70 npeapi. -.
haS baan eTealssd 70 ~ GiaaR a ~
boolB. einao Tax CsD1t.luaoT mn
o. Elss alin zefusd - HnepUi eoR-
peazshun isr his services Euth thtts
EaasIenan ere - uitustud n ne ihat
- nonsy - not 3 nEaI1ily win
rhon. althongh AZ h8Sa Eivun
nnushs 81 thaiF tina % ~ OSoFk. ne
fFuiia q ~ eonni.uiou's lahoIs Win
- sea b uhat huB the logt1llilFa
passas % The Industrial siillfi0l ihiI
uiatar
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

Harry {. Howard. Pastor SUNDAY
scho0i :; -. Chas. " Evans. super
'aIeBdsn, We hos.s 20 see every sesrh-
- and scholar present. Morning nss-
ship az 1876. a-zm5H By the pastor.
The saving Szzns Ths i0linasng
Chris.:a1s musfs,sI Numbers Vii bs
gwen by the rhoiy Anthem. ~ Came
UPoa fh- NidaiEh, Clear sullivan
sole. Tho Cir. Bsarsad Avbr-y
Martin QasFts. The Message
Itelis.- Bi5anY. Anthem. -Al.eluia. O
Lcr. NeiGiinrsr E.8,r0Fih Lsaxue d.
,0sionai service 81 s.ss. leader. ChaG.
" t.vAsss. topir. The Passion The
Worlds Measure Of Jesus Loyalty 10
sis Message evening Uorsh.P ~
/ 80. sermon. Ths saving Message
Duet. % Holy Nirh;- Miss Izc0bS.
Mr. Martin. sole. Norl.- I.SaLs. MIS-
shau Aaihem. -Beshlehea..- Barr
lett Tie pablo IL cordially inx,sed
10 aorzaip with a. u uiil b. a Ereai
pleasure 20 tho saemhers o. sAe EP-
worth LsaEus 10 have - th-ir leader
on neXi SUNDAY evening Prof { "
Evans who served the local league -
isresldsn; some year, since, bet ssih
ma iHesss an iar-rsss 10 The org-HsE--
tioi The cabinet uin b morr thar
pleased 10 have the rDembeFA Of the
charrh uho we're nrabers o. the
i-a.n- ~ the time Proi Evans served
a president "a attendance and make
this. tae iast spHaaE evening ssr1Sre
Of isI2. ths rms INSPIRING 81 all re
ySas
clsheIie chsrsh.
A. Boufioa. E.s-nf Mass a. ; and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

W H. Hampton. Pastor--CoF "a
ard WalEU; AveEBe. ssrvies IN Chris
ilan church a. fOliGws EisI- n,hool
81 ~ a IA psblir worship a. 10 q
, n. sGOic Of sermon. How 20 Have
HappJ New Year evsning worship
a. -. topic q; sermon. The Judge-
rlpnt nay Al sttFurftve GESTURE OF
this service urII be The tzspiriRE sonGs
led BY he choir Yon rnnnos afford "a
-aias ,ais ssryicr HOa are uel0ome
e. yuaF Heavenly Faiher's bOuss- The
Bible school - EaiainE steadily A
yriendid Interest . being mantle -'sd.
L.; everybody Gene and help boss
The school Bruce Morgan. saIefi-i
t-Rdsnt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

W 4 Cantcr. Pastor Let ~ Pr
pare TOR the year 1919 by uOTshlp 10
the Giver o. ala good me COuniorter
oI ali cur sOrroSz. this III b. me iasi
service for 1912 You are cordially IN
Vlted 10 attend this sharch. SUNDAY
school a. -. o. 7. IUOss. ulperin-
tehaGui. prrarhihs At lasts. uuhtpc'
81 sermon. -iteE aning Of Years EP-
uor.h LaaEae. $50 p "a peaachins
81 7za. ssbisct % sermcn, -Iseadihg
IL ThrouEh The Years Prayer neef-
iug a. - Wadnrsd,y sVeliiug.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

Is nOoOri.S Pru.issu.-o,us. wusOa
TO-auy.

STANTON. Va. Dpc- 2S-Sssun-
on u o. the nap rOAay. TX Pru-i-
seus 20 ~ q The UntIsa statas U1S
Is year, ed and ~ vas SpsEyling ~
day h tie tSGA ube1e hP uas hoFa-
FFOa ~ us8sul he aBDlaEpl alteF
spending ~ naEhs b he hnuue
uheEs - vus boln ~ ~ EpeOiuR1
sin aeeInin.
ne Cd ulanse Vha1p NJ fHthGF
lived uhen = PreshytsEisn UsUaEhaE.
Uas h Elia aftiEP.
Coz. WIluun Displayed ~ kl1lll
pleasure IN hia visit his Uas O-ps
eially MARRIED uhsa hs Uus EFuI -
Pruak wnEe. ~ - nTO slTVnll
UeO -so.eI- hin GIuund slaua,oa 2
bis hahy earriage uhaa ~ ~ tlu
ysars Cd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

A. a. Bra4in. Rec;o5 - -. Holy
CummuEiou As, Sunday school.
scholars vii pleasr bring IN their mite
boNea II -. morning pEayeT with
Christmas muusei and sermon. ga.
vssper service end Adde'S a; he
service the SUNDAY schoos scholars
,iil be pTozeai and their sanuA' -
vent Offering for missions VII BE- pre-
serted upon the altar q IS hOPsd that
many sauits Eiss ~ pg-seaI 10 show
heir interest," in the u1rk @, ,sie llfil"
enes In the parish
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

LC B1oo1lela. D. D. Pasior.-To
~ f1nouinE nssvires va arr cordial
u ilHsIn1. 8s11ay school a. s:7e in
c1lrs q ,. c Rohins0n Morning
uEr1lD a l6.ts. With sermon on
%lnat NJ Church Nay Reasonably
l q ~ Ia 1919. Junior In
lor q 2 o'eiock IN charge 81 Misses
Ea Nlesols ard Nellie Watson:
oruri1g vuEuhip u "a. sabJsrt o.
. -Tbs Original Christmas Pro
$780, special music Tor so-mor-
~ q = f9Il0Wa. McFninz Anthem.
sIslhtr-l un1 Rest Buck ChTiss.
~ cwol -Jesns Game ciOuEh.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

FRagluDo 4 baatpSV eltll1SO1A8.
-ChFisslus JulIssT: ser Te1T fTivoiity
an a. q ir0dckinE. FollleEiug quallry'
Msp.rE = uofhiuE ~ trgaaua'
l. hape fhai yuu1l hiiaufui,y. u1iFthfuliy.
kis.fully
EnjOy your hs1iaay oanspn-
Jssi reEailng m. naae ~ feel
ebeerfuI %, phas il % 70 you ana
aisA that Il ul,y truly dssrIibs war
hoisaay season.
Furths1mor- hOuq ihsi yes r~osSv-
ID aII the ChrsEtunas afpaents tas' yea
wanted. and su,aied al thai yUu ~
reIv~d-
hopr you usreat dlrapDointed Ia
anything ahd sim mors that yoB didnt
doe year diuappointmell II y0u uere.
FOr ubiis II - . comparatively sinai.
and sasliy-hsaistl hur TO ~ dtIaP-
pointed IN a eff. IL = . very deep and
siou -hsaIinE wound 20 ses that soule
one is aialppzintrd In a 81; that you
triee hard 70 make plsans.
hope thai SCa uorsnl % worn 'Sat
zith huying and UakinE ChriIanas
SITS thai yOa couIdn't give ihOse sh.ou,
,ou the aILlmpOFianf Eifs Of sWeel
ness AMI Eusa cheer On Christmas day
hsVse fhai In adiltion "a n. mirIa
o. the holiday srasul.-or. ~ noad b.
IN Biare o. is. yon al.o hud In youi
heavt thai serene usdeEruTTrui q hap
ptnaB thai snuls irun knouing yer
have nza5y done hsnor 10 ihe Lord O.
Christmas By making CAEintmaS hap
rser Tor rome One 1esu Fortunate Than
YOU
aura tAzi X b. any chEnee that 10
not true yOa vim 30 straight ar and
do something like that fiEht poE. eVea
a. you lay this PAPER down Rsnsm-
be- the sasgenfh hnpr Vas ar cunssd
errd tSs sate
And sos a EOrd ,ar 1he tutuFe. Last
year receives q letter fFUm one o
ny runEer frisrds containing this
paraErlgh=
4 ave sent oaf several Gins In
friends Sbom ] bold % hiEh e-lsrm
asd nare, rgcelved SITS from them I'D
acknos tedEsa tAcn q; once. bui :, b
nov ahout four weeks sinre mine we're
s.ni and have NOT received word
vet. This consider to be q Eres.
ssearh a. courtesy Last year IL vas
the szme thing wiih ~ sane peopie
1 mink thc natter cat to b. calted 10
The attention o. Any wao arr - EeEii-
sent
A thss setie- ne tome EafhsFstOc
late 20 be simeiy Tor bot year pa Il
sside tor tails year
tn some people the nccessity sOT
seknoulrag;as Csrinrnas EiFS IL .
sesy bsrscr drip ~ the cup Of chrsE'-
rlas eheer sender " their hahi; o.
rTocTastfnzslaE 0hr dHty does uol make
{. ioaa nineb larger and Sll6eult
than "a rally b have OBe TREAD
from uhoR aiEayu receive an 90
kneuisdEment 81 ny AN III day an
~ Christmas The soas b brieg 6uf
very cordial and 1 lOsz sOrsard 70 81
. . iriEh; 80, in The ie'-douH c. ne
day aflrr THIS Woman has large
cIrcIc o. frIenas and busy life. sus
yet 80 anAs tizae "a Christmas nay
70 90 IHEa
Cant yoa % III same: Or. II not
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28


~EE
It Cuutt q
- unIuiug q
Z haarlI . . marB q
t,-i ulrrl hors ln rlc.iU-1 huIl
a.. a1lrIn
M nar ~ hn = aual,u,-
ht1li1 GuF rctoHai ycoS8 I'm - .
trclinn q ~ hr1It 1l oaVeSni U-a1l
40 vas t1aen ohet-4iy uUse oll
iur . tiBa NJ hse uas 6anulila1 ~
hoUeVuT ~ borlna uorb srltur -
rive ueels ~ y e0uuuny uish MFa-
Nrcoy - usnt - RlltiuaIs vhelr
h. enfoIeG q hcuDttsl Ia ~ huJla q
tGcuiving UpFulnaut Os1s1L FFlal1r
- ~. eaty "a %. Engu 80 anud1isel
Sas uny gOFse ullil this aiioTnnun.
aneu > muags va Fsc1ivsd e..
uaunetnE ~ Goath
Rqber Mccoy. ~ son q ~ -
Cooil. FpluGNsd last u1Eht from ~
slnoEs sd VITA ~ Nh thPrs ~ 90.
s.t,1n o, nr Mccoy aHs cunnraaiaS,y
Improved
NJ hcCoy vas a 90 O ne tala
IsNn Necoy. during ~ NJ . BEuDi.
atnt ciltran Of this esnmunsiy. ana
- rou.dSa here pTaestsaliy 81 ~.
..le uhOIo ~ y univ~FnaiSy Hnoun 50
..ssd.
NJ Mccoy Nus t1E . nunbsr q
pears eusngsd Ia the pFintiuG bum-
ssss in tAis eiIy and iaspr res oEnaT
Of TN Amerioan I.aundFy. ailuusing
Of bis interest," in thai eoOraEn snna
time hEo. Al ths tame Of his dsaas
D. uas aepury cIsrk q ~ Nhrtna
r0nBIy Cireuii s6lr1
TRs daesan-d vas q proninsuf mam-
OR ~ 1he Masonic Lnags. tha x o.
.. ths b. =. q. 4 nnd ne 4 q. 4.
IS. Of this city. ana uas aluo proni-
gently iasufii,aa With . numhsr 81
suSiuEus inteEasts 81 this colmunity.
ne 10 survived b. his wife ubO u1s
Hiss Hal Han and ore soa. R0haTS
AcCSy. Of this city. Fear blOShsEs
4bd TIC sssleFs survive hin. uaneiy
melville Mt 81. a. Washington. D C.;
5ohn Mccoy. q sgoaAns. WASH. W
arsi Mccoy. o. this city. and Fuui No
or. q Sss York. und Misses Aiunia
and salIie Mccoy. Of this city
he docearsd uns uel and fGVura
~ kn0un in this conmunity ard NM
eerud hts FFieoas b. ths Srose. ne
nsus Of kis dealh vii ~ FecriVed
aith usTTOu BY hts vide circle a
fTieuds unA acquaInfanees. he Uns
atuceadent Of Oae a. the promiBeu;
f1ufitIs Of this secficn.
NJ fuheral HFrtaEemeutH uiIl -
nade pending he arrival q Ma y.
COY. arr5mpaaird BY he rURaiu..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

Iuek Rnla. tss EamblinE partner
lIslls Boeher. sni ~ elias
c-1 ouninst hin Ter sha mar
q ilerlnan Rns-ufhaI. has uTi
~ ~ mas; n.usaiiSuai SERIES q
nlGrIu1 ever UsbIisheA
thy aue rcmarhAhis Tor TIA rea
~ NJ Grul. bscaes- q The
UlsrSi,z1 rsvoissiuns. AID the SEC
81 hq1s.ae q ~ FOai UsEVios an
t.naE ~ upFtd tae sapsiIin1
t,sl1 u ~ uaarFWurid and -
uslhcsE
D - linzeT1y ~ has written
ts uts=ilu. flrul and topFnuli
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

NOtica = helsby givu1 thaS ~ ~
doTuiERed Viu uaks aUplio11iuG - ~
nezf Lastalalurs - Woa Eilgilla.
uhleh oouVanus h the m1ulh q Jalu-
nFy. 1914 to aDanA ~ CRY chaEtOr
81 ~ Ciiy Of PalFllunf. Vfcu ViEEinla.
ealaFEinE the corporate Iilliis ani ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

Tx Probst. %. D.. Pastor sHndhy
srhool At SIS. H,OraInE service a.
u. Is: Christian Eadeavor II ssa. led
BY Mu y. = shafieEman: eveninv
aar, Ice ~ -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

atiempfins % - % Gsryfee. D.
an tFufh ,hsy ain farsheT tn
raula O reform aBa rtEhts0usns1a
In ;his coussTy. IN no Oiher w
coaIs ~ facts ~ ssured a. -
this uszn. uho KS sf-ui - years
q his ugq "a artsal I'rrtoaai tcuss
Win cTiminala a. errTy yPe. nes
a. an oatniser va iaterVisUS
tbam. bul a. exc usc uorks ano.<
anA uish then-
Jark Rarc knpEs what b. ugiss-z
abuui ~ NorEan knSus banking o.
q Ed-oa tngus elersrisiiy
NJ Ols3rs e aF.irlqu have bPea
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

LeiEhtaa Evening" Anthem. -hFtsa
Slne. AiakrE Saln. -TSguaa NoSi. I;
Tang Miss Minnie Fiemlng
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

Harvey Nsy Is huEe fEua Ruiuls-
uina. Ey- - s1-ud ursplul eva
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28
&c. SCOTT DEAD
BRoTHER o. PoPULAR IgWELER
MERE, succuN8s 70 ILLNGSs
or SEVERAL WEEKS DURATION

Mr. ana Mn A b scott and lhe
torEcr's mother. uent to Easl Liyer-
po0i. Ohio. today. shsrc thsy ucrr
sailed b shs 4eafb q CAaEiss 3.
Scott. = brother q Nr. A. b scoct-
uhoss dessh occurred ihsre ysutarday
aetsr an illness o. several ueess' duTa-
fins.
Tue deesased IL survived b sife
aad several ehiidren ne tuarral va
take place At Easr LiVsFpooi to@nr-
Fou
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

10 o'cirsk every Sunday moTHins;
asuuiuE darotions a. -. mass Gpey
morning 6nTing the week ~ 5as.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

l-guEht. at . ;FemGsAurl Trics. b.
the PTTT88uRG REJcli
and yin - Fuhlls1e - - S1u.'
aly isnps. t-u<ssss.ss55i77 iielt
SUNoAV. DEcGhl1ER -
The demand Tor The srn&ay n.r-
patch. usirs viii paOliuh the ar
sie'es exclusively ia dis 1rrTitory,
ulH ~ snsrsaaas. and aETuaEN
msats sloaid b. usdc Wtlh ueUt
dealers uiihOa; delay or ~ -
p~rs onnratHsaz this s-riea- r.
m-mArF. the fsTni q ~ usEsS ulI
~ Priatss in u-z. sunaay'u tsrls
en-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-28

y 4IEIsBURa DIsRlIca tsulieg
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-01

holder. Anterior Richards, all that
be can tackle in the way of match.
The Eva hope is w. N. Eklund, who
las often played on the local courts
and who figured prominently in sew
eral tournaments at Beretania last
year. Since then Eklund has come
along fast, and his game is said to be
far stronger than last season His
friends at Eva are very anxious to
see him in an exhibition match with
the champion. and Richards, who isn't
the sort to lock his title up in the safe
and dodge all matches that may affect
his tennis prestige, is quite willing to
accommodate. He has expressed
himself as ready to meet che Eva
crack at any time.
A match will probably be arranged
as q special feature of the tournament
now in progress at Beretania. 1t
would undoubtedly be big drawing
card. and if 1t can be scheduled for
some afternoon during the progress
of the doubles event, it will be sure
to bring big crowd of tennis fans to
The courts.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-01
JOHNSON WANTS
$4,000 Again

NEW YORK, July % Jack John
son. the negro heavyweight champion,
announced over the long-distance tele-
phone from Chicago tonight that he
vas ready to sign for match with
Joe jeanette on Labor day at Madison
Square Garden, in New York, II he
could get his price The latter. John!
son dictated. was $4,000. The cham
pion refused so. 900 offer.
Johnson's statement was inside to
Billy Gibson, manager Of the Garden
Athletic Club, who is trying to get the
bic negro here as q Labor day attrac-
ton. Johnson informed Gibson that he
could easily get $4,000 for fighting al
most any second-rate man, and he
would not take less than the larger
amount for boxing with Jeanette.
But you'll have to act quickly, ?
johnson shouted as he rang on, .be-
cause would want to begin training
on Monday
Gibson informed Johnson he would
confer with Jeanette's manager before
reaching q decision.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-01

The AIS hIncsf are rnanarine 10
have = pretty rood time % their base
bail oIitri,nar6. ana when thew return
- Honolulu is sac a bet fhaf the
PLAYERS 1iII have /. f6& warns "a spin
81 iheIr less travelled friends here Il
hasn't been aiI wins for ne team 81
an. means hui wherever fIe bovr nave
PLAYED fi,S< havs rs.e : - III WIFI
ihe fans which conrts ! ,s,,ele If
when Il co,heS e bn6,,cItv ,rorosi-
ton
repecialIy Is tbt 81. c,t,., ,,sve the
Honolnin cbin<s. 49,, ,,r',,,,,s, =
wonldn.f Il rnn,.,ss< -, 49,, ,..,,,,
MAKE ! very ierI, sS,e-6 IS s,,ch Z Z
BE puddle Is New fork Init i, fhst 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-01
HON THEY STAND

There h little change n the rela-
tive standing Of the leaders II the
Major and Coast leagues. New York.
Boston and Vernon keeping their long
leads. and showing little DANGER q
being headed washington has forged
ahead 81 Philadelphia FOR second
place. but Boston Is going So last thai
II spite Of the silt edge ban the Sen.
ktors are PLAYING. they can't catch
up with the head Of the procession.
As to the worlds champion Ath.
letics. Cornelius Mc0illicr1dy. known
ito the baseball world 6 Connie Mack.
/ Is the most serious person n the ~
uonil game. Connie Is known Tor the
extreme length az bis countennnce
rather than for the breadth Of bis
smile. Baseball Is : serions problem
with Connie.
He has been Ii the game for many
years. He knows the nps and downs
81 the game 6 we'll II not better than
anyone else. Experience has taught
him It Is far more pleasant to Be 8
winner than q loser.
At the present time Connie Mack IS
far from being sekIeled with his
Team. On October g 1911. silsi after
his boys had won the worlds efe1ie6t
baseball honof6 from the New York
Giants, Connie smiIod bis satisfaction.
Since the opening 81 the present
season the leader 81 the best bets n
baseball has not Duplicated that smile.
He says there has been no reason Tor
A - Mo hove ES~o I.Io0oI 11.&{ E1...,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-01

Th1<o 80. .<,,s<.S l<..,,l., t..t-<..tt,,<,
ter,is q, -. 49, $3.50,
as~ s,ts,ra1, 49,, 80 49, Is Il -,
sc. S.s,s - ~, 1ssss l 1870. 80.
shi, $3.50 ..,,t, es.,,.
,,lsy.vs es ...'', S - $500, -.
wes,, 1880 49, 49,.
,,s 80. ~, ~, - 49,. ,,,..,
s.It,
So - a,e ,,t ~, 80 -, 49, s s,,os
6orSi,s the 1870. -, go, -
.,,s,. 1900 80 .,,,ss,,s,
-. ,..',.. =. ...'..t - 80.
s.s -, w. =. 49,. - $500
~ s,.. ~. ~ 49,. - ~
49,. ~. lf'..s 80. ee.'ss, ~. sl's 3 =.
, ss...s s.s.s s.,es snoss ana ll's
. e.. :. 80. -
80, q. ]. = = !,
,.za ls e. 20, ~ si lessn.ea ses-
pay 9. -
- ~. .,'1esa ,,,'.s
- - e II. '''s -, si ,s's,. -
n,...'s $500. g t.,e ~ 1870 q nae. :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-01

It might be welllfor every. hopeful
graduate to remember that the man
behind the hoe or he girl behind the
mop can always earn a living
In fishing for compliments use fresh
bait.
Even the bookvorm turns after
finishing the page.
It's good plan bsbelieve only half
you hear, then forget half of that.
Ever notice how many opportuni.
ties people overlook to say something
good of you? .5
The only kind of fancy work some
girls enjoy is the weaving of ro-
mances.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-01

B Tom McGahy, the Los Ange-
B les boxing primoter. has plenty
or nerve, IL nthing else. When
y Thomas read the news IN. the
, papers that both houses OF
y Congress had passed the bin
prohibitipa tn TRANSPORTATION Of
fight films fpoTi state to state,
he realized at 0kee that ii would
cut considerablE into his reve-
nue.. His only hope was that
the President night see fit not
to sign the bill and make It
law Therefore, pen in hand, T.
]. sat down h his sanctum
sanctorum and lndited an epis-
tie to the Chia Executive of
the United Statts In which he
gave his reasonsIfor asking that
the bill be not signed. And
this is the way Re closed:
I will consida It q personal
! favor If you viii not sign the
bill Thomas ]. McCarey, pres
ident. Pacific Athletic club, Los
Angeles, Cal,
Suffice it to say that no an
sWer has been received
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This mem. 90, a, |..'
viii set another c||..| e ...
Lon6h'|n and I|.f.. |.|..
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EVA Tennis NAN
WANTS TO PLAY
GHAI|p|0N

eva has tennis champion, who,
owing to the exigencies Of business
Vas unable to take part in the Island
Echalnp ionships just closed, but who,
The plantation players believe. IS
quite capable Of giving the new title
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LAXATIVE BRoMo-QUININE, re-
moves the cause. Used the world owe,
70 cure cold In one day. E. W.
GROVES signature on each box. Maids
s.
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talk OF the day. Played the italian
Athletic Club and won Z to 5. This is
= granite town.
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SINGLES
MATCHES ARE
J. STARTED
Hawaiian Title Up for Settle
nent on Beretania Courts.
Army Represented

TopAyys MATCHES.
zs16-Miss ". Wilder W. Miss E. Smith.
4soo-hlIss Richards ". Miss [. Phil
lips
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MecAREy HAS NERVE.

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-02
FIGHTERS
Made To Shake Hands And
Then Allowed To Go

Al Cunningham Of Pike township
and e. Conklin of Liberty township
engaged in fistic encounter at Lake
Hiawatha Park Wednesday after
noon. The .rouble was the result Of
an argument over the baseball game.
Deputy Sheriff Woolison and Lieu.
tenant of Police McElroy took the
participants from the grounds and to
the Office Of Mayor Perrine where
they were given a good lecture, made
to shake hands and were then releas-
ed. The timely arrival OF the officers
at the scene Of the fight at the park
probably saved general disturbance
as number of other persons were
ready to engage In the rumpus over
the ball game when the officers ap-
peared.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-02
EXPERT
Comes Here To Take Charge
Of Rotary Engine Go.
Force. OF Craftsmen TO Get
y Blue Prints Ready

Last evening meeting of several
of our leading men was held at the
Office of the Rotary Engine Co., for
the purpose of discussing the details
of the sale of large block of stock
to some of those present and ar.
rangements were made to have Mr..
Garry V. Mitchell of Pittsburgh come
here today to discuss his plans for
the organization of the manufactur-
ing department.
Mr.. Mitchell was in Buffalo the
early part of the week and while
there signed contract under which
he gives his entire time-to the manu-
facture of the rotary engine, CON-
mencing Aug. Is. Mr.. Mitchell sewers
his connection with the Westinghouse
Company and takes entire charge OF
the manufacture both for the parent
company and this subsidiary. He at
once arranged for corp of four ex
pert craftsmen to get the blue prints
ready for use in the local plant here
Any one desiring to talk over the
engine and It's future from the manu-
featuring standpoint should call at the
office of the company. No. s, Sipt
Bldg, where he can be found all day
Friday.