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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09

Die Rem gort gpeuine gOt.
fpsIte auf bic SoSiaIiiten Iebr idledt
gu iprehen 1T, Iagt, es lei ein groBer
Srrtbum. ben So3ialismus in Wlils
nautse ourd feline iegige gtieberIa9e
fir abeethan 5u erudten. Gr perpe
iih fofort pieoer einItellen, Ipbalb Die
biirgerlihen pdrtsien bic @ertpaltung
ihleht fiibren. Gin io3ialiitiiher Gr=
fols lit Elm ProteFt 9egen grobe 5ebler
in Der Reeierung. 0ieie 2lnitht lit
pbne ssrase ri6tig unb man tunn lie
aud fir bic rationale politit gelten
laIIsn. Denn bic Yrsistreiberei IN alz
len 4rten Daaren fortseIsst ptro.
10 bab itlisblid oas 8plt gu Den
grDbten @ntbebrungeu eesDungen tit,
pirb Der Gag ni6t ausbleiben, mann
Die So3ioGiiten in grobsr NE3abl ihrsn
Gin3ug in ben 9pngreB baItsn, uno
bas tann Iogor I6on frii6er gefdeben,
aIs man glaubt. 5rps alIer geihperz
ben oes 8pltes unb troB a[ler Der
fprehungen, NbAilfe gu ihaffen, tpiro
Der Qebensuntsrbalt nit jeoem Sage
tbeurer. Oemnah tanu es ni6t iiber=
raiten, ipenn ods 8olt burh Die I'm
fGbigteit ober llnebrlihteit beioer
garteien perdrgert, 1o3ialiItii6 Ittmntt.
8us pdre isbr Ill betlagen uno oas
I'm 70 mebr, aIs Elm fol6es GrsieniB
iih per6iiten Iiebe, tpeun beioe PQrs
teien bic geeignete 2lbbilfe, bic fir
b2tbe errsidbar lit, bieten ipuroen.
Sin 4retsnieberadnq in 2ebensmittelH
tpurbe auf Der Steae eintre!en, lpolIte
man ihnen Die 8ren5en, Die iegt ourh
bote 30Qe perborritabirt iino, Dffnen.
Die 9rsiie fir iSabrItate fplroen ebenz
fuls bsr1b9ehen, tpenn mdn burh
3oqenttaitun8 Die 5Qbritanten befdbls
qen nirpe, iare Baaren billiger be-z
3uiteuen. GaB oas teins bloBen Wtutbs
mubungen itno, t1un man on 8euti6e
lamb beDeiieR. Tprt III has Iinrte
iosialiItiIhe 8Otum BON 10, oas
nod 6eoeuteno bofar pdre, ipenn Epis
Bel uns bic 4bgren3unq Der Wablbee
sirte mad Wabanbs Der geO0Itsrung3z
3o6I erFploen ruiiroe, uus BEN theuren
8reiIen fir 2sbensmittel eutItanoen.
bic ii6 naturoemdB aus ben bpben
30Gen srasben mubten. Sin iattss
unb aufrieosnes Bolt itin1mt nidt To-
8ialiTtifh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09
Pokal.Derid)t
8efdbrlid3e arem3mna.
gsaaeu oemolirt nno Snbrmann If.
beusgefGbrlidv uerlest.

Gin IdylDerer llnfull ereianete lid
geltern on Der Benniploania giien.
babnfreu3ilna an erle slpe., Robiion,
bile, lnoem Elm bon Dem 90 Sabre
alten sSohn 0aitine, pom RnoiionpiIle
geIenfter init 9auhoI3 belaoener Wn.
gen bon einem gerionen5ua getrof,
rem uno oemolirt ipurbe. 9aitine ipitr.
Dc III lpeitent gooen our Seite ge.
lhlelloert no er betpliBtlos Iiegen
blieb. Gr ipuroe ani Dem 3uge tinf
Dem Solpital snm @uten Sarnarifer
gebrodlt. no es lid, berausiiellte, bnb
er ihpere aopfoerIesuaaen, einen
Vruf Der linfen SdnlIter imo ihtpere
Innere gerlesungeu erIitteu bate.
Sein 3I'tanb gilt fiir beoenfIid). aii
Der Gnenbahntreu5uHg baben iid
ltlon nrbrere oerartige ittpere LII.
IDLE erei9net, uno crit in Der Ietteu
Stelrng 6es Stootraths reid,te Serr
Soluner cine ReIoIution elm, lueld)e
Die abifaifune Der geidbrIihen areil.
3iutg bej>ueft. Hobe Der areu5ultg
hetinoet lid, nan1lidl cine ld,nrfe Bic.
qung III Den GeIeiien uno aus bieier
Ridtllna fommenoe 3iige fonnen
crit ipenn lie iidI in unmittelborer
9tdbe Der sreiisung beiinoen, BON
oicier aus aeieben mer6en
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09
6nbffber SerIauf
Eahm Der BON ben Tamen Der Ginein.
uaii Surnsemeiabe peranitaltete
Gndre.

eincn lebr hiibihen 9erlauf nabm
Der am geItrigen gtahmittaa uno
aben6 Deranltaltefe eld,re. lie ge.
tbeilignng mar cine iebr 5ablreid,g
uno loabreno in Den Rahniittaasitl.n.
Den oIe Gamen natiirlid) gang unier
lth lDoreu, iteIIten iih Bu Dem abene.
lplel audi Die Serren in itattlider
,3all ein lno Der 9ettbeiperb nm bic
hiiblden grelie Iuar ein iebr Iebbaiter
ytatilrlid Dar aud, iiir erfrIidnin.
Gen i'll Der urniid,tisiten Gseiie scrae
getragen luoroen ino Den ShIuB oeS
abenolpiels biIoete Elm Hotties Tam.
den. Gas 8eroienit ben eufre in
10 porEigIid)er Neiie arrangirt s.i
babeH, gebiihrt ben Gomen Gorli, an.
lorg, stramer uno Sebniann, oie ols
aommittee fungirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09
Sic Seutid,eu 9iberaleH uuo bic
@ebrirase.

Der iGobeutits Qibsrole Saubs
mann erbebt segen ben Warine e.
tretdr 3irpig ben 9ortpurf, oab er
gum ariege esssn England bsBe, reIp.
ben Wehr> unD Soften 8srsin oG3u
benuse, sSurdlt Dor Gn9lano gu
srpsden uno IoltRr Dsiis StimmuHg
fir Die 8srItdrtung Der osutinsn
Seema6t gu errsgen osriuds. 5auB.
mann uno bic QintsIiberalsu srz
bliten barin cine itrdfli6e GsfGbroung
bes Jriepens unD es pirb in Ausiidt
ositslt, oab iib Der Reihstag nit Der
agitdtorii6en JbGtigtsit oss 4omirals
BON 5irpis beiddftigsn psros.
Wer einsn Riitblid auf Die 0.z
iaihts 9eutIhlanbs in ben Iestsn
funf3ig Sa9rsn pirft, biirfte fih taum
bsm Ginbrud snt3iebsr tOnusn, bab
Die ltberalen Bdrtsien oaielbit in nod
grDBerem Mabe ourh gerbinDerunq
Der RUtungen geIiinbiqt baben, als
Die entgegsngsIegten parteien burh
E0roerung oerieIben. Gia &pnflitt,
Der bis 81 elmer Repolution ii6 3u
itsigern orohte, purbe BON ben preuz
bif6en Qiberalsn IN osn erften Sed,z
3igsr aSabren oes porlgen Sahrbun@
oerts gegen 8ismarts 8eitrsbungen,
4reuBsn tampfbereit 3u MAIDEN, on.
gsfa6t. 9ieie 8erblsnbuno erlheint
beute nod unDer5eiblih. Sbrsm Ges
oGhtniB tonnte oamals nod niht bic
Sdma9 bon Glmug enti6Dunbea
isin, oas usbereintommsn spii1cn
Rublano uno Seiterrei6, Dslrhes
prsuben perbot, Die Rsformiruna bes
9eutihsn 9unoes ansuitreb.n, pie
iberbaupt Die oamals herrihenben
politiIdsn Birrsn in elmer Der beute
Iden Rotion forberliten Weifs III
fhli6ten. Sslbit einsm 5rGumer nis
Jrisbrih Wilhelm ". mar es tlar
getporoen, bab preuben isin Shnert
befier fddrfeu miiiIe, nm bic 0ferrei=
6iff)sruHif6e 8iftatur iiber Deuti6e
lamb absuitiittsln. Die in ibrsn
Snulmelnunsen befansensn beutiten
2iberalsn, oeren Sbeale iiG obne ein
itartes 6eer nidt Derpirtlifen lieben,
betampften gismard, als er Iid an@
ihitte, bic Shmah bon Slmiis 3u
rd6en unb Deutihlano frei 5a MAIDEN.
Wad aOnigerds uno SeDan bate man
slauben foaen. baB Der oeutihe 2ibee
ralismus BON pem finbiihen sSrrtbum
abg.fommen ipdre, baB Solbaten bios
Dem 3pede oiensu, bas Bolt 3u fneh~
ten. 4ber oieier SrripabH perIhloB
iih geeen bic ereifbariten 2ebren Der
Grfabrung. 8ismard mubte einen
fntperen aampf Inn iebt peitere Der
nillisung fir bos oeutihe Aesr fiibs
rem. trob Der offentunbigen 8hatia4e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09

nunsslofen 9erfolsune Der 5ruits In
llngnaoe Bel ibr sefallen lit. Gs
lit oaber bic Moglihtelt niht ausses
fdlofen, oaB psrfhieoene gofie lid
iiberreoen Iaiien. fir Ropiepelt einSus
treten, alIsin lie iperoeu niht eeniigent
Stilnmen fir i'm 3uiammenbrinser
tonnen. geosntlib pdre Die Gage fin
5aft nur oann, peun auf Der repuz
blitaniIhen gtatioHal Sonpenficn
eins 3peiorittelz Mebrbeit notbig pdrs,
ipie auf Der oemptrdtiihen. Sn fols
dem ssaIIe pIroe es tetne Shpierig'
felt bisten, 5afts domination su pers
binoern, aber pa cine Pluralitdt ses
nist, 10 fam Saft nit 5iemliher
Si6erhsit isinsr Domination entges
qenieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09

Saluaae.&,agen tplioirt in teller
Ssahrt nit einem gieripagen.

Gin Stilialorm riei geiteru Rah-
nittaq Die ,seuerlpebr uah Dem CT
tSranciscus 5oipiiaI in Gid Nur, no
in einem Sf)llppen ein SalIfen ab.
rdlle aus uubefnHnter urlad1e In
grouo qeratben mar. Tns mbeoeii.
teuhe ,Selter fonnte BON auqeitellten
Dor gnfurit Der sSeuerpehr uno benor
Die Eatierten uui Die 8eiahr uui.
merflum qerporben paren geloid)t
greroen. auf Der 5ahrt nad) Der
9ranoitatte lpurbe Cabbage aorps
go. 2. meltes on Gohrep llHo gar,
naro Strahe itotionirt III. bon einem
lluiau bctroffen, peIfer Ieid)t Der.
hanqniBuoa bate lueroen fnitnell
aIs Der SaluaaeUngen iid) in pollem
(Snlopp Der gde Der Sd)ooipeq uno
SSeItern aoe. naherte. tduf,te ploslih
eiH 9SaqcH Der Serancourt 9raaerei
an Der areusuug auf. lem Geufer
0es Cabbage .@aeens geIang es NIT
nroBer @ciiiesseeenport 6ie Eierbc
i'm Iester Iuaenblid ,ur Seite All
reiBeu. Sroshem foIiSirte Die Iinfe
Seite bes SaIuageipagens NIT benz
giermaqen, nit bem 9teiuItat, BOB
Die Raoer oes eritereu 3ertriimmert
purocn, pdbrenb bos onoere ssihr.
Dert OemoIirt purbe.
gei Dem llniaa ipuroe gum Slid
nisniagS ocrIes:. aHS and Die 4ieroe
famen obne Sd)aoeu senommen su
hnben Damon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09
Oefdrbtes cfterei.
Esn Sen Fob eines fleineM 0insss
berbeiseialrt habsn.

Ter DennB eines aeinrbfen Hiisr.
els ioa Den Lob oes 5ebn Yfonnfe al
ten gabps Der sSaHlIile gols In 10.
button uernrladi haben. Or. Nm.
@ranou mar am SonHtaa AbenD az.
ruien ipor0en uno hattie gergiitnnas.
iunrptrure ieitseiieilf. Tas ainb itoro
frcs iofort anaeiuanbter Gegenmiitel.
lie palttter tbeiiie oem Arste mit,
Dab Das Hnbp elm babies geidrbtfs
GIterei oeeeiien, TN iuelfes Die synr {
eingebfHn0en gnpeien iei. Hr .Wronon
bennhrihtigte ben Coroner. DeIdbes
nit einer eingeben6en llntgrIndpisa
bei&ditigi iis. !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09

Cornelius sssrlein. 81 Sass. at
gierDaaentutfher Inn Disnhe Der Ioss
SdHeioer grauerei, brah oeItsrnglc6s
mittag an llniDsrIitD ap.nue unn
Julte StraBt pI0bliA beruktios su.
iamnisn. gr tpuroe mad Der CfFies osr
grauerei IN 6orrpniIe. Ro 2tjO7 gins
StraB., sebrah.. no er DOR 2lntunfi
oss iofort gsrufsnen arjie5 Harb. T,r
Coroner puroe 5enaGrihiis. uno
tanb, bab Der @srItor5sns sin,r Earn.
fauNpersIftuns srl.g.n mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09
Asd,enberid,t ses Geinnsasiisamts

sm fiabtilden @eiiinoheifsanlf
irnrben iudhreub Der perfIoileneH
Sohe 81, isdne pon anifedenoen
aranfheiien nnb - Iooesialle infol.
se ioider arniifbeiten gesnrloei, geBen
f2S erfranfunsen i,nb 25 1o6esfoae
In Der VnralellIpode oes perfIoiieneri
,sahres giuf bic einseillen ardnf.
heiten perbeilen lid, bic SdIle luie
foIat: sdspinoiudn 25 grfrnnfanaen
ua0 n looesi1lIe: Sharlnffiebsr
% erfranfingen. YanierH f6 Gr.
frnnfliHgfn; QeisdHniten ii Grfrnn.
fangen; Ninopoden 10 GrfrnnfnH.
gen, Iiphfberifis 8 erfranfiingen:
Sirnhaiifent5iinolnsg 2 erfrnnfun.
aen; lupbnsfieber elm IobesinlI |;
Iiumps mnb Hoie ie cine grfrnnfung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09
Sfraseneerunreinianna

Games bapnIe, Elm I'm EienHe ess
eumpenbGnolsrs i,:a i.s1snbsr ssubr.
mann. fabr seftern nit sinem Hagen,
auf ipelhem iit ca. Drei Eonnen ga
pierabfdlls bsfanben, bic aineDIn MDe
entlans. aIs Elm plobliher WinDitot
siHen 1heil Der 2abnng BON BEN Ma
gen rib uHD pas papier iiber bic gan1s
GtraBe Deritrsuis. 6annie nurbe pon
ben pDli3iiten gli unb Wentbtrbp pers
bdftet unb unter Der MntIaat Der @tras
Bsnperunreiniguna tingeiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09

7as Siebrsurnbl 5u Gbren bes
6errn GiegfrieD Geismor. Der
benz xebrtorper Der Nooomoro Dod,-
ld,uIe 3leetheiIt mar. inarne BON eini.
gen perfonIid,en Jreun0en bes Ed,ei.
DenAen drrnngirt, ,uIO be Delitide
Ge5rerj GAIT oaaii siHGeLobe,A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09

9ouriit: .5ft Der 5iibrer audi gus
nerlanls2 Gr bat 10 cine Derb6htis
rotbs Hafe!"
Wirtb: %, bas maht nihts
pie tommt Dnm Irinten!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09
Ginnige Gbrmng.
Hraiisrnt 0enrp Guermann pom
Snuomehrperein nit einem oias
mantbeicbten ganSme5rs
freus beidleuft.

Dieiss 9eIhent puroe ibm in NHsrs
fennuns isiner 8eroienits um ben
@srein bon Ssrrn 9tugnit gor3s'
iiberreiht. - Die neuen 9eamtsn
bonn ausI6eibenben 0iSepraiiosnter
abdm Seuoelbah in ihre Atmtsr
einaefiibrt. SntersHunter Sabres.
beridt bes ainan8istrstdrs 70.
Waansr. aiits Der Mlitslieoer,
bic benz 9srein iiber Elm Viertels
iabrbunosrt lang angeboren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09

ebneu. auberit enffAredsmn. Gin 5assni
Hndsi BON Ripper . i5f.eesEn6<r uut fgfle IDoos
infls pcu bcbeH gSatssx giebf ybuen taS beIts
boa bier bis fsepS lbr 6slsetseS dsrma--fd q
grobseren. 6InHaeH. 2itrsasu sSsS gtsfsfays.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-31
TWENTY THOUSAND
PEOPLE THRoNeED GRAFTON
FOR OBSERVANCE OF MEMO.
RIAL DAY : ADDRESS BY CON.
GRESHAM JACKSON. ~

GRAFTON. W. Va. May 31.-Thts
proved the greatest Decoration Day
ever known III the city In the way OF
crowd. decorations and q good pro.
gramme.
Early in the morning Vincent's band
appeared OH the streets and, following
concert. Reno Post. G. A. r., and
school children marched 10 the Ma.
tional cemetery. where the usual cere.
monies were observed. In the after.
noon the parade formed at the Wi.
lard hotel. with Vlncent's band leading
the G. A. H.. reform school boys and
officers. Arnold's band. fraternal or.
gHnizations and drum corps, again
marched TO The cemetery. Congress.
man W. G. Brown presided at the ex.
ercises and after brief address in.
troduced Congressman Fred S. Jack.
son. of Kansas, who delivered the ad.
dress. 81
There were yesterday not less than
10000 visitors In the city. but the
large crowd was good natured and so.
eleblc, aud II was late In the evening
when all departed for their homes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-31
MAID SCHOOLS
! CLOSE TO-DAY
INTERESTING EXERCISES MARK
THE CLOSING OF MOST sue
CESSFuL YEAR.

JIM LING ENEhClSGo MARIN
THE CLOSING OF MOST Sue
cEssFuLY YEAR.
The schools OF Falrmor. Inlepend-
ent district were brought 10 a close
this afternoon and certificates were
distributed BY the teachers. promot.
ing the pupils from the different
grades. Certificates 81 work done dur.
ing the year were also distributed.
= In many of the schools Intervening
exercises were held. incideR: to the
closing. After a thorough renopating
the doors OF the buildings will be clos
ed until early in September when the
schools will reconvene for another
years work,
& Tonight at iale, VI. E. Church the
closing exercises OF the eighth grades
of the different ward schools will be
held and an address Will be delivered
by President o. !. Woodley, OF the
State Normal school. Certificates OF
promotion allowing the pupils to en-
ter the High school next year, will be
distributed by Superintendent Joseph
Roster. A large class will complete
the graded school course.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-31
Charleston Events

Mrs. W. a. ohIey entertained lnfOr
mally last evening at her home on
Kana%ha street in honor OF Miss Con,
key, OF Chicago, the. guest of Mis-:
Helen Swisher.
( Mrs. G. T. Thayer, Miss Margaret
Miss Gertrude and Miss Dorothy
Thayer and Miss Helen Swisher will
leave today for Culver. Ind, to al
tend commencement OF Culver Mill
tary School. OF which Mr.. Garland
Thayer is student.
Mrs. C. w. Swisher and Miss Con
key, OF Chicago, who has been the al.
tractive guest OF Miss Helen Swisher,
will leave this evening for Washing.
ton TO attend commencement. OF the
National Cathedral.-Charleston Ga!
zettc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-31
THIRTEEN MILLIONS
more For PENSIONS
SENATE INCREASES APPRopRIA.
TONS MADE BY HOUSE AND RE.
TAiNS AGENCIES.

. WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May a.
Congress celebrated Decoration Day
by the Senate passing the annual pen.
sion appropriation bill after Ii min.
utes' consideration. The measure car.
ried sIG5,l62,5O0. an increase of al.
most S1S,O0O,OOO over the amount ap.
proprlated by the House. The Increase
includes $f2,500, 90 for expenses
caused by the heavy volume OF work
growing out OF the recent enactment
OF the dollar a day pension law.
The bill retained the present IS
pension agencies. distributed through.
ont the country, for whose consollda.
ton into one agency the House had
provided. It also provided for the
payment Of pensions by checks. to the
veterans instead of by Vouchers. The
bin goes to conference between the
two houses
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-31
OLD BUILDING RAzED.

The old candy factory. which was
located at3he corner of Jackson street
and Cherry avenue, has been razed, and
there now remains aothing of the old
building but the underground founda.
tion of stone, which has not been de,
stroyed. All OF the old lumber and
debris had been hauled away. and the
corner presents better appearance
than 1t has for Years past. It is under
stood that the erection OF m apart
ment house will be begun Immediately
upon the site OF the old factory.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-31
BIG HOTEL is BURNED

MINICQGA. Wis, May Si.-Fire TO
day destroyed the St. Paul depot, LAX,
Side hotel, the largest hosiery here
and an entire block OF business build
ings. with loss estimated at sl0O,
900. No lives were lost. 1t VISA feared
fer o time that the entire little sum
mer town would burn, and help was
asked for from Wausau, 80 miles
south OF here. The flames we're tn
der control at 10 n. m. however, and
a message dispatched heading on the
special train which was bringing fire
men and extingaishing apparatus.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-31
HISTORIC PLAY
IS PRESENTED
EIGHTH, GRADE PUPILS OF SEC.
oNp WARD SCHOOL PLEASE
AUDITORS.

The comedy and historic play given
at the High school auditorium last
evening by the Eighth grade of the
Second ward school were success in
every particular aud much credit is
due teachers and pupils alike for the
success of the affair.
1.-THE Rascal Pat was the title OF
the comedy given and the cast com.
posed of oren Bell. Earl Frear, Arthur
Carskadon, Nina Simon, Irene Barnes
handled their respective parts in an
admirable manner and brought forth
much applause.
The patriotic pantomtme MY Coun.
try 'Tis OF Thee" was splendldly pre-.
scented. "A Noble Spy" historic
play, was well presented and each one
of the cast did exceptionally well
The characters were taken by Paul
Dawson, orrln Bell. George Toothman
Harold Roush. Cadiz Verde Swisher
Arthur Carskadon.. Edgar Foley
Lowell Patterson. Fred Eddy. Ear
Reese and Earl Frear.
The entertainment was gotten W
under the direction of Misses Cora
Hlncald and Laura Mae Huntington
and much of the success of the aGai,
was due TO their management. The
costumes which were decidedly pretty
were made by the Domestic Art club
OF the Second ward school. t5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-31
PERSONALS
~ PEOPLE ~
AS THEY CONE AND co


Mrs. Ira Smith has been the guest
of relatives in Morgantuwn for several
days.
Miss Elsie Smith, of Charleston, is
the guest OF Miss Helen Miller, on
Fairmoat avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Snyder. Mrs. A.
L. Lynch and Cecil Jenkins, motored
TO Grafton yesterday. and spent the
day.
Miss Agnes Flynn. of clarksburg, is
the guest of Mrs. J, L. Erwin, near the
city,
Mrs. George W. Fleming, Of Balti.
more, is the guest Of her mother-in.
law. Mrs, A. B. Fleming. on Jefferson
street.
Mrs. f. s. Easton, of Warrington,
spent yesterday here, the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. F. L. Glllon. .tsaN
Carl Muffin spent yesterday with
relatives in Grafton.
Miss Adallne Ford is the guest Of
relatives at Cumberland. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Smith and
daughters have been the guests OF
relatives In Weston, since Thursday.
Miss Villa smallwool spent yester.
day with friends in Grafton.
Misses Opal Lowe, Mary Brown and
Marie Ney spent yesterday with
friends in Morgamown.
Miss Pansy Jacobs has been the
guest of relatives at Triune for several
days.
Mrs. Odel Mckinney, who has been
studying library science at the W. v.
y. for several months. will be assist
ant librarian AZ that institution this
summer, during the absence from the
city OF the present assistant, Miss
Jessie Cone. u 4i,ii
Mrs. Fred Bartlett. of Warrington.
spent yesterday in the city. the guest
other parents, Capt and Mrs. X. D.
Walker.
w. Brent Maxwell is preparing to
have one of the finest residences In
the city erected this summer on his
property on West Pike street oppo;
site the Col. T. Moore jackson resi-!
dence. The present residence and
the old Baptist church used by him for
mn oillee will be torn down, ana the
new building Will stand In the center
OF the lot. Mr.. Maxwell has rented
and moved Into the Duncan property
across the street, where he and his
family will reside until the projected
residence Is ready for occupancy
Clarksburg Telegram.
Miss Vesta Rogers, of Michigan, who
had been the guest of Miss Fara Dent,
is now the guest of friends in Man.
aiRgton. She win return here next,
week.
Mr.. ]. b. Dorsey, OF Leadyille. Colo.
RADIO, is guest at the home of Mrs.
Henry MullIgan, on Jamison street.
Arthur Maler, OF Fishers jewelry
store, went 10 his home at Tltusyille.
Pa, this morning to spend several
weeks.
Miss Mary Burns spent yesterday
with friends in Grafton.
Misses Edith Satterield and Eliza
beth Richards spent yesterday In Graf,
ton.
Gail Graham, OF Davis. is the guest
of his grandmother. Mrs. Margaret
Graham, on East Park avenue.
Misses ota Hood and Kelsle Brown
were. visitors. to Grafton yesterday,
Miss ,Goldle Baker is spending few
days With relatives at Warrington.
4 Rev. Snruiii. rasior of the PaiatiRe.
Baptist Church, has returned from OF.
tending an important church meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-31
VILE SUSPEND work
Igor WRIGHT FUNERAL

DAYToNa Ohio, May sl.-ln accord.
ance with a proclamation issued By
Mayor Phillips. Dayton industries will
suspend work tomorrow afternoon
during the hour OF the funeral OF Wi.
bur Wright, the world famous aviator.
inventor and builder of ships OF the
air.
Orville Wright said to-day that the
details OF the service would not be de.
termined until tonight. The service
will be public
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-31
JolIiH.Stevenson.

Announcement has been made in
Cleveland, Ohio. OF the engagement
Of Mr.. Frank Cowen JollifT, OF
Morgantown, formerly OF this city.
and Miss Gladys EsteIle stevenson. Of
Cleveland, o. The wedding, Will be an
event in early June. Mr.. Jollir is well
known in the city and was formerly
a decorator at Hartley's store. For
the past several years however. he has
been n travelling salesman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-31
APPLICATION FOR PARDON

Notice is hereby given that on or
about the goth day OF June. 1912. ap.
pEcation Will be filed with Z. C, Pier.
son, Pardon Attorney OF the State OF
West Virginia, for the pardon OF Her
bert Weir and for the remission OF. q
jail senteDre OF six months and fine OF
fifty doifafs imposed upon said Herbert
Weir by c. S. Amos, justice OF the
peace. Fairmont District, Marion coun.
ty, West Virginia. before whom said
Herbert Weir was convicted OH a
charge Of carrying false knuckles on
The 10Th dayof May. 1912.
T. HERBERT WEIR,
BY Kern & Wyatt,
His Counsel.
May 3l-June7.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-31
Miss easkIlI Hostess.

Miss Virginia Gasklll entertained
the teachers OF the Fourth ward
school last evening at her home on
Jefferson street. Music and games
were the diversions of the evening and
Refreshments were served.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-31
To Entertain Bethany Class

Mrs. Jacob Snlder will be hostess to
the Bethany Bible Glass of the Central
Christian Church this evening At her
home on Monroe street. The class
numbers more than 20 members.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-31
Ladies Of c. A. R.

The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
OF the G. A. r. will be held on Satur.
day afternoon at 2:38 o'clock at the
]. o. o. +. hall. Reports from the
county convention at Warrington Will
be made at this meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-31

Mr.. |. F. shaneAnan and Rev. L. X.
Probs: returned last night from Bit,
finger. w. Va, where they had been
Attending the Lutheran Synod this
week.
Mrs. |. F. ShaNferman, Mrs. l.. X.
Probst and daughter. Ruth, spent yes.
terday at Grafton.