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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10

Corner Of Coal and Broadway. Rev.
Thomas +. Dyer pastor. STANLEY
Seder. orRanlst. Morning Worship at
ga. The pastor win deliver sermon
appropriate 20 Mothers Day" Cone
mcncing with this sunday. the even
inE service will commence at s.
O'Clock. The pastor win preach tho
first of series or sermons entitled
SOME Religieun Problems Viewed in
the Light of Modern Psychology"
All are cordially invited 10 attend
these services. sunday school at a.as
81. M; "a =. Llihgow. superintendent.
Christian Endeavor ~ ~ ~. Fol-
lowing IL the program of vocal music.
Morning serViCe
Anthem, Evening aud Morning.
..tss.ss s.s..s.ssss.sss.. pakOloy
Solo. Behold the Lord u Mighty"
sftts.....ss. sstssss.sssa Wuoief
Miss Charlotte Pratt.
Evening service
Anthem, The sun ~ sinking Fast"
s..sss.sss..t .s......... Andrews
Solo, - VIII Lay Me Down In
Peace ......s........... Buck
Miss Pratt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10

Regular meeting Of Albuquerque
Temple No. 5. fythian Sisters. to-
night al O'Clock az X. OF =. hall.
There win be- meeting tonight az
7;ae az a. .. ". W hall OF Albuqu~r-
que lodge No. so. Frnternal Union Of
America.
Captain Anna shattuok has arriv-
ed here 20 succeed Captain Pearl
Pueu az head of tho local corps OF
the salvation Army Captain shat
tuck comes from three years success
gul work AZ Colorado springs. she
win be- ably assisted In the work here
by Lieut.. Mabel Brown. Welcome
services will be held tonight az the
Army hall.
Miss Laura Conley returned 20 ka-
ton this morning after a visit OF sew
eral days In Albuquerque. the gues; OF
Mrs. James Archer. 7i7 East Central
avenue. Miss Conlcy r. a sister OF
John A. coniey. master mechanic for
the Santa Fe IN T.aton.
Miss Laura Halsey arrived last
night from Gallup and win remain IN
Albuquerque indefinitely.
Col r.. r. Twitchcll returned 10
Las Vegas this morning after attend
ing the sessions OF the New Mexico
Good Roads association here. COL
Twitcheii was elected 10 succeed him
self as president OF the organization
w. r. A. Gierke. banker OF Wagon
Mound. returned home today atief
amending several days here on busi'
ness matters
Attorneys J.. o Fullen and W. a
punu of Roswell arrived In the city
last evening and left today for santa
TO where thes VIII argue before the
sunreme court, case involving
fees for tho sheriff OF chaves county
His hat decorated with two-oit or
CARS q. a. ~ Wilson. manager Of ih'
commercial accident department OF
lthe Occidental life Insurance com
pany. marched past the Evening hei
aid office this afternoon, on MS WA
60 the Occidental offices to max
good with the Occidental people "
I Inc distribution of cigars and candy
AIR Wilson stopped IN the heral,
oface long enough To- leave a hunc'
a. cigars and explain that Mis-
Wniaon had arrived az the Wiiiso'
horne gis North sixth street 'hi
morning and that everything VI"
lovely. ..
The regular meeting OF Albuqucr
que Temple No. viii meet AT
O'Clock sharp tonight. Business {"
importance. .,.
Born. saturday. May TO- daush
tcr 10 AIR. aud Mrs. y. Gnbaldon'
south second street.
r. r. McCanna returned inai hlkn
eron n visit - three weeks IN en-
caeo. Philadelphia Washington an
Sew York Mr McCanna was az
eonpaniod east by Mrs Mccanna an
daenhter. Margaret. both OF whon
wl1 remain In Kew York for IN
summer.
w. Johnson returned today ir"f
lgnfup. where ho spent several HnS
on bnsineHs.
u W. A. Naylor Of san Geronimo
n. ~, ~ IN Albuquerque today penn
introduced by John w. Collier q
santa Fe. and A. J. Mckew. Santa "
slntionmaaier. Mr.. Naylor was TOT
merry sheriff % Beaver county, oklH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
r1r.t MclhodI-, IanI-conal.

Corner of Lead avenue aud south
Third street. Charles Oscar Beck
man. pastor. Edith Gorby, deacon
rsa. SUNDAY school at 9.ia q. M, d.
4. Portorneld. superintendent AZ
~ a. m. the hour viii be- devoted "a
the reception of new members and
the rites Of Christian baptism. Ep-
worth league devotional service az Z
q. m. Preaching los the pastor az
70. m. the subject being, Under IN,
Wings of God strangers and friends
will lind "a welcome.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
state Far Stunt Starts Tuesday, All
Boosters Urged 70 attend aiass Meeting


An citizens 81 Aibuauerque infer-
....s !. ~. .,,...s ~ ~. f,r., New
-.
N" "'"'t - =" ""
state aNaplqaH and with the assistance
q = state appropriation are aahee ~
attena mesk 'mportant Haaes laett-
ins u me people o. the CITY 20 oe
hniR f,spNeay nlent ~ the CONNER
tiNi Club.
@effttArY HfnshE ana secretary
&ipfi1 q me fAsr urHe very
ffFnpn who wants y see z pA&' sue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
BERTHA WOODEN
ORCHESTRA
Battle Greek, Michigan At
traction Next Santa Fe
Number at Elks' Theater
Sunday Night.

The Bertha Wooden orchestra of
Battle Greek. Mich. IL another splen-
did number In the santa Re reading
rooni course which win appear az the
Alkg thtaier tomorrow night. May
81. The personnel n as follows.
Bertha Wooden ....s...........
.s..4.., Director and First violin
Lueiiie Worden .... Second Violin
Maffhfet Ryan .........s..s. Cello
Grace toaHer ..--+.-ss...ss corner
herihabel hDihenbufg ....Tromb0ne
Hesf Williams .s......s.... Drums
F4nsg AZ. ciement. .ss.s...t,--.
.....ss...... Piano and Manhser
~ versatile coInpaBy 81 the high
esf ordef, capable % rendering any
music scored for seven Instruments,
superintendent HUeeer says IN his
announcement u 81 only by mnusual
annd luck. 10 called thnt have been
able 80 procure this company. Tian
orchestra has been IN ouch great de-
mhnd that 4 mas been the work 81 4
eenius ~ suueezc M dates for III
SANTA re "Trip. Like many bceum
atimcilonA. they consider an appear
nnee at lbc Santa w. rcadinr rooms q
rare opportunity 80 test their strength
and the eNqulNltencHs ~ their work
Thcy know that % win the approval
~ our employees their rendltious munl
o. superb. artistic. high grade. and
apaeai only a. the nobleai sentiments
They hive been On ms booking iisl
now Tor four years and ! coneratu-
late YOU on the privilege ~ at last
hearing ana mceilne them. Ms ont,
rerfef d ihat their time 81 very linn.
lled and cannot plnfc them az eysrs
reading room on the system Don''
mIss Bertha Wooden ana her players
~ many Instruments
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
BUILDING BEGINS IN
HUNING PLACE
Harlan and Son Commence
Work on $4,000 Bungalow
for L. c. Bennett. to Be COM
pleted in August.

Work was begun today by Harlan
a SON. contractors on hve-room
bungalow for i. q, Bennett. la the
recently opened Huning place. south
from Central avenue ON Fourteenth
street The bungalow n to be a
smooth cement plaster Gnish and viii
cost $4,000. The Interior viii con-
tain all the latest convenicnces and
the specifications call FOR completion
before August ~. The Bennett bun
galow Is the first 81 a number planned
for tho Hunihg place.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
The Churches


N"|||NNN"NH
Corncf ~ Lead avenue and broad.
way. Hlble school SO a.fh; Prof Cc-
Ga N Drake. superintendent. Dr.
Wit a. Bryan. assistant auperin-
tondont Come. new room for one
~ the larger classes has been no.
cured during tho week. 220 present
last sunday Let new converts start
30 Bible school at once. Preaching
a. II a.. m. ana 5 .. m, and new
members received at both services.
Mothers day will be- observed at the
morning service. All were Rlad %
see the houses well filled and 20
many Joining the church on Wednes-
day evening" Young peoples service
at .. m. sunday The prayer serv-
Ice Of tho church ON "Wednesday
evening. The Young Men Of our
Country" Sam. iS.24-SS. Al even
ing services nt y. m. for the sum
mer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
SUNDAY PROGRAM
At THE LYRIC

a particularly attractive program
has been announced for tomorrow by
Manager Cameron OF the Lyric the
ater There are four long reels ON
the card-all from the hest makers
aud varied enough In subject matter
90 suit the most finicky. The list IN
as follows: THE whole Tru-h.
(lmp) THE Awakening of Pepita,
tNestor) "Bezo Arrives tPowersji
aud "The Poverty Of Riches tHeN)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
STATE ASSOCIATION OF
HIGHWAY OFFICIALS rs
ORGANIZED LAST NIGHT

AZ meeting o. the members ~ the
various county road boards and conn
~ commissions OF the state and State
Engineer j A. French. held IN the
Commercial Club last night the state
Association Of Highway Officials was
organised. Officers we're elected az
fellows.
President--F II. Lester.
Vice President---W. NJ. Atkinson. IT
Chaves county.
Secretary Harvey NJ. Shields.
Of Colfax county.
treasurer. w. Corbctt 81 Tor
rance county.
The newly organized association
discussed the roads situation thor
oughly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10

Hymn an. Come. Holy spirit
,.................. j. y. Dykes
OHofiory solo ...............
Mr.. W W. Llndaloy.
Neceeglonni. i3o. Spirit Of Mercy.
Truth and Love" ....S. Wcbbe
The evening service viii consist Of
The short form of evening prayer and
the singing ~ the cnnlntn entitled
THE Beauudet" az follows.
ProceasionaL $40. rOhward chris
tinn soldlera."
tlofih ....s..s.ss..s.. Mofninetnn
Nonc Dinmitls ........... J.. Turio
Full choral service--Cnntata. '"rhe
bentitudes'' ........ A. y. Ashford
vheftorN SOLO ,.s..4fs.
Mrs. A, FORESTER.
Reccaaionel, f0s. "JcruHalcm. the
toiden' .............s a. Ewing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
st. PauI's Lutheran.

sixth and silver. Armln W
kreamor. secretary to the council
sunday school 9.ib. Frank c. keetcr
superintendent Preaching service
AT n o'clock by Rev. Horace strong
Christian Endeavor az $3.50. Miss
Maud sim leader Bible training
oluss Tuesday evening. Let us give
earnest support "a an services Of ihe
church.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10

Corner OF. Firm street aud silver
avenue. iIhRh A. Cooper. pastor.
Chauncev A. Foreman, associate pas
tor. bible school "a s,ts u. m The
Mems Fellowship class meets In room
20 the right 81 the vosiibule az 10 a.
m Session meets IN pastors study at
close OF school 20 receive new MEM
beers. Morning worship az ~. ser-
mon theme. Assurance" EVening
worship nt q: sermon theme, 'The
Way TO Life~ Music ~ follows;
Morning
Prelude. "Alegrctto" Capocci
Anthem. "Oh. For CLOSER Walk
With Cod ....4.....,. Foster
solo. consider aud Hear Mo-.
.s.............. WOoler
Mr. Behringer.
Onerlng. "idyr ........., Mitchell
Evening
Prelude, Prayer ..s.s.. .CAlieartf
Anthem. "MaEnihcat" ..... Andrews
Onering. "intermezzo IN F''.....
..,.............. ....... Edward'
Mas Beryl KenWurthy. organist
Charles j. Andrews. director. chris.
tiau Endcavor meeting 90 y. IA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
FELIPE AvILLA FOUND
BY POLICEMAN LUJAN

Policeman PABLO Lujan last even
nn picked up Felipe Avilla, years
old, who ran away from the orphan
axe Thuraday. The policeman found
tho lad h iiarelaa, playing a game Of
marbles Lulan kept the yonngster
~ his house last nlght and turned
him over 20 the police chief thir
morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
ImmnrnIntc Cnncenllon.

sodalily mass. T. Children's mass
$50. High mass ana sermon, 40
Vespers. instruction and benodiciion
n 80.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10

San Antonio, Tex, May lV.--Al"h-
son u. Brown, SO years old, mil
llonairo manufacturer Of 81 l.onin,
died to-day after an Illness 90 several
weeks. Mr.. Brown suffered nom
ieuchaemia. rare lncurable disease
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
JOSEPH sANTUCCI TO
GO TO WASHINGTON

Joseph santucci. chief messenger
In the third district offices of the
United states forest service, has been
detailed for service In Washington, ID.
a.. and expects 20 leave for the ma
iionai capital on June !. accompanied
by his family. Mr. santucci receives
the assignment which viii be for sew
eral months. because Of faithful per-
Torrance of duty and for health r"as-
ons. When clifford Pinohot was
CHIEF forester Of the forestry service
Joe" santucci was me big CHEERS
messenger In washington Joe ha9 "a
wide ncauaintance among officials la
the national capital aud his friends
there are planning Go have the Ma
rlne hand meet him on his arrival.
Diamond Ice-tho best Zee made
from dietiiled water Phones a1-5S.
skating sunday afternoon only.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
sAa,lna sanluy afternoon only.

Eai your Sunday turkey dinner re
fhe Myers cafe; price acc. Dinner
sfom - $3.50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10

Remember. they Will serve iina
turkey opening dinner "a the Myers
cafe tomorrow evening. sunday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10

Corner OF Fourth street and silver
avenue. Archdoacon W. T.. warren
rector. ofnco, CrniRe hotel WHIT
sunday services. Holy communion z
"a. M, sunday school, a'4a a. M
Morning service, ~; choral evening
service az s. Morning music,
Professional "Our Blest Redeem
or. Gre iie Breathed. -. D. Dykes
Nenlte .......... MOrninRton
gloria ............. Mornington
re Doum ...........J w. Brown
Iubilate ............. g., KOrbin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10

skating sunday afternoon only.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-14
1rKE Mc1,uKE SAYS.

The men are ornery cnSSeS anu
they chew tobacco and drink booze
But they don't borrow each Others
hair when they want to 80 down
town. E.
A woman will get mad all over II
father wants to take her somewhere
and wants to leave the children be-
hind. And after she takes the emu
dren out and gets home she Will al
ways say: THE next time go any
where with this bunch OF Orats tag
cling to me | hope some one wlil
have my head examined"
Listen TO two. girls chatter anu
Line times out Of ten 1t Is: HE sea-
and Il sea-" And listen to two young
fellows, and seven times out OF ten
It is, "She scz," and ~ sea-
Before he gets her to Know wv"
can live as cheaply as one because
she pecks daintily at food and Goes
not eat enough to keep butterfly
alive. But after he gets her the
grocer aud the butcher get all inc
money he was going to put in the
bank.
Father comes home when he
wants to rest. But mother has to 30
away when she wants a rest.
Maybe It is just as well that the
STYLES change every now and then.
Can you imagine girl wearing an
1860 hoop skirt trying to sit down
In a 1919 street car?
Dan Cupid hasn't any home Fhat $
the reason why q man who other
wise patronizes home industry often
msryics a girl from another town.
A man must be hard up for com.
many when he meets trouble halt
way.
Barnum collected lot OF freaks
in his time, But he never ran across
a man who would admit that he was
being paid more than he was worth
The world is growing better. But
there are still lot Of men who
should Use a typewriter when they
sign their names.
White stockings cover multitude
OF Sims. 80,
There arc lot of men who will
leave their automobiles mircd In 4
hole so they can 90 over and tell you
how to get yours out.
Some men are like grasshopperS.
They jump as far as they can a"u
then look around to see where they
have lit.
What has become Of the oid-IaSlI-
toned sea shell that used to decorate
the whatuot?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-14
Associated Press. }

WHEELING, Oct. ll.-in spite of
the pleasant weather political lead
GrS in the First congressional dis
trirt this morning expressed the be-
lief that comparatively light vote
would be cast in the special election
today when successor to John W.
Davis, Democrat, resigned 10 become
solicitor general OF the United
States, will be elected to the house
OF representatives.
President Wilson carried the dis
trict over Roosevelt last November
by 9.g25 and over Taft by 1922.
With an estimated vote Of 60 per
cent of last falls total Of 1919.
Chairman Lively of the Democratic
congressional committee. predicted
\ iCtOry for NJ. ". Nicely. the Demo-
cratic candidate, by not less than
$500. Republican Chairman Sncd-
csCr was equally confident that Julian
g. HCarnC would he elected, whilH
She PrOgresSivCs were sure that
George a. Laughlin would pole
enough votes to secure the seat fU!
which he was Il candidate last year
on the Progressive ticket.
The campaign has been bitterly
fought in all Of the eight counties Ct
the district. which is the most i'm
uortant manufacturing section Of
West Virginia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-14
MUD LICK RUN AND
PRICKETT'5 CREEK
Fairmont, R. F. D. No. 8.

MIR. Samuel Millrr'H little hoy is
still very poorly.
Mr.. Robert Starrrtt is some better.
Mrs. Nora Vincent aud two chit
drcn returned to their home 1T Fair
mont Friday.
MIR. West Vangilhrr was ut Fred
vansildcr's Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. EImus Moran ana
daughter, Wancda were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Rogers Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moran and
four children, Josie, Lester, Gilbert
and Opal were visiting MIR. and Mrs.
Willie Travis Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wait Meredith ana
son, Howard, were visiting MIR. and
Mrs. Johnny Vincent Sunday.
Misses Cora Vincent and Minnie
BUyce were visiting Gertic Satter-
field Sunday
Mrs, Ida Rogers was calling on
Mrs. Eyeline Buckalcw one day last.
week.
Mrs. Tile Carroll and Mrs. Emma
Carroll. OF Grafton. were visiting on
the creek Saturday night and Sun
day.
Ruth Travis was at Mr.. Samuel
Miller's one night last week.
KIDDO.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-14

mate can now be- made. {. c.
Wright, secretary Of the Republican
committee, claims the county for
HearnC by 600 majority. but the
Democratic leaders say this claim is
impossible and that :-'ich result
could only be obtained If there was
no Progressive Ticket in the field,
They also claim the Progressive vote
is running very heavy in the county.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-14

his father. Mr.. Dan Hawkins. Sun
day evening last.
Mrs. Emma Price and three chill.
drcn were calling on their uncle, Mr..
David Floyd, Sunday.
Mr.. Glen Floyd was visiting his
uncle aud aunt, Mr., aud Mrs, Z, j,
Mercer, of 'llucy Run, Saturday
night.
The new coal mines at Iortown
are running full blast. with Mr.. Don
Kellar, of Dry Knob. running the
hoisting engine and Mr.. David Floyd
and Mr.. Charley Hawkins running
the force pump with three gallon
tin pail. These mines are located iii
the bed Of the creek al ,Ioctown and
there Is is inches OF solid coal
Those that have no coal should l0Ok
after these small mines. as 1t is bet.
ter than chopping wood.
y surprise birthday party was
given Tuesdayc vening. Sept. 50,
1918, in honor Of Mr.. CamisGr Halls
57th birthday. The guests began to
arrive at an early hour. Mr.. Hall
being away that day and coming in
the evening saw some folks there,
but did not think Of anything. The
people kept coming and coming un'
til the house was packed full. Mr..
Hall realized il was his birthday
and was greatly surprised. Those
present were Mr.. CamiSGG Hall. Mrs.
Mary Hall. Mr. Claude Hall. Miss
Lille Hall, Miss Goldie Hall. Mr.. ami
Mrs. Norman Hawkins and two chill
drcn. Mary and Walter. MIR. and Mrs.
Dan Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse fiar
bert, Mr. and Mrs. isaac Ashcraft.
Miss Vivian AsIcraft, Miss Ada Ril-
ey Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Higgins.
and three children, Mr.. Arlie and
Pearl and Virginia, MIR and Mrs
ThOrnt Amos. Mr.. Guy Hawker, Mr.
and Mrs. Jcp Hall, MIR. and Mrs.
Wait Cunningham. Miss Opal Hess,
Miss Oola Mason, Mrs. Peggy, Har
vcy, Mr.. Clarence lIayhurst, Mrs.
Scna Floyd. Miss Carrie Price, Miss
GoEdic Price. MIR and Mis-. Thomas
lIOlbcrt, MIR. Lindsey liOlbcrt, Miss
George Metz. Mr.. John Hawkins,
MIR. Frank Price, Mr.. Ross Price,
Mr.. Philip Price. At Il late hour the
guests were invited into the dining
room. where the table was grooming
under a load of good things that til"
season affords, and each partook OF
a hearty supper. After enjoying
thcir ccvning meal the guests we're
invited into the parlOr and spent the
evening IN IL social chat. At Il late
hour the guests returned TO their
homes wishing Mr.. Hall many more
such occasions.
SHORTY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-14
WE WANT THE NEWS,

WE WANT THE NEWS.
When you have a little item,
SEND IT IN.
There Is no time like the present TO
begin;
Wen appreciate It too
Just like we always do
II you'll promptly send your little
item in.
When you hear that something's hap
penGd
NAIL 1T IN
1t will only take two pennies worth
of tin;
You'll feel better every day
All along lifc's rugged way,
II you'll think about the printer. so
begin.
II you know Of any news note
PHONE 1T IN
II will make us smile from forehead
down to chin;
II will drive away the blues
When your ncighbor reads the
news,
So phone your local papcr-phonc IL
In.
When you hear Of some occurrence
STEP RIGHT IN
We will greet you with Il "hO"dy
and grin;
For we like to print the news
And twill save our only shoes
II we do not have to chase the items
in.
w. S. Shower, Mtnco, oKI"ho"l"'
Minstrel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-14
STILL YOUNG.

The editor of the Randolph Re-
view says although he has not had
the pleasure of a personal acQuaint-
,ance with Uncle" Presley Morris.
the dean OF West Virginia editors.
lie admires him for the cIearness and
frankness OF his editorial express
sions. While Editor Morris has
perhaps been in the editorial har-
ness longer than any other West
Virginia editor, lie has kept himself
abreast OF the times, and that his
heart is still young, and his mind
still thoughtful. is evidenced by tue
following clipping from the State
Journal:
1t Is Sweet.
Long, long ago, when life was
young. and dreams were fresh. and
hope was high, We learned by heart.
this little poem by Bayard Taylor,
and to see It floating around in the
newspapers once again, is like a
boat coming from far away shore.
or the beat Of rain upon window
pane, or memories of roses and moon
light nights:
"Thc violet loves sunny bank,
The cowslip loves the lea.
The scarlet crecpcr loves the elm;
But love-thcG.
The sunshine kisses mount and vale.
The stars, they kiss the sea.
The west winds kiss the clover
bloom,
But ! kiSS--theG.
The oriote wedS his notified mate,
The lily'S bride O the bee;
Heavens marriage ring is round the
earth.
Shall ] wed thee?"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-14
WINFIELD.

The health Of our community Is
good at present.
Ms. and Mrs. Emory HECK and
children were visiting their brother,
Xch Heck. Sunday.
Mrs. Katie Travis and son arc Wis
iting her aunt aud sister Alteration.
Zcb Heck was shopping at Fair
mont Thursday.
Miss bessie Summers is visiting
her sister at Fairm0nt.
Miss Maggie raymond. Wolf 0s-
car and Stacy Butcher, Ice and Nell
lie Heck, of Fairmont, were calling
at Zcb Hcck's Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boycrs BOycc and
children were calling at Atha Van
gildGr's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lambert and
daughter, Ruby. OF Fairmont, were
visiting their father, Johnny Car
pentcr Saturday and Sunday.
PEGGYS
f.N'