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Dunleith, w. Va.

We are having some rough WIN
ter weather at the present.
w. w. Porter was the guest of
j. r. Malcolm Saturday.
Miss frankie Kendrick of Walk
er'sr banch has been visiting Mrs.
Arnold Perdue of reredo.
There is a small hoy in our sec
tion who is wishing for an UNI
bella like Everett True's. Does
any one know where such one
can be found?
Stanley Malcolm is at home on
visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Malcolm.
Mics DIcie Finley is visiting
her sister, Mrs. G. Newton, of
HaynIe branch.
Uncle Deck Ward of Bob's branch
and his son-in-law, w. H. Carey,
have devised a new game for the
Amusement of themselves only.
They are trying to see which one
can fasten the other up in the
corn crib the oftenest aud leave
them to get out the best way they
can
Miss Violet Plymale was the
guest of Mrs J. H. Ward Saturday
Mrs. Clara johnson and daugh.
ter and Misses Augusta and Mary
Patterson of Kenova were the
guests of Mrs. J. M. Patterson of
this place Sunday.
Oscar KendrIck and wife Of Hunt.
ington WIRE the guests of Mrs.
Hendricks mother, Mrs. w. E.
Plymale, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Neff, for
merly of Otway, Ohio, have moved
into our neigh borhood recently.
Quite a number of our young
friends made a pleasant call on
Mr.. g. G.. and Mics Ruth Plymale
Friday evening.
Messers G. G. and Emory Ply
male with their girl friends, Miss.
es Rosy, Earl and Lucy ColbourD,
we're calling on Miss Erma Ply
male Sunday afternoon.
MARI. LIMBgRLEGs.
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Walkers Branch, w. Va.
The health of our community is
very good at present.

The health of our community i.
very good at present.
Our farmers are making prepara
tions i'r farming. Some say they
are g"'"e e. cut out raising corn
and SOW more seed.
The greatest question of our farm.
ers IL the benefits of improved roads
The directors of the Docks Creek
Telephone Go met at j. NJ. Ply
male ssto'e Saturday night, Feb.
81, for the purpose of transaotiup
business Tor the company.
Millard Perdue, who has been en-
ployed as linesman for the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Co. +,
Ia at home on the sick list.
Ed Hutchison has taken up the
skunk trade. We wish him much
success.
The Walker Branch school closed
last Frid ".
w. o. Darling says he is gong
TO sell his farm and is going west.
Good bye, w. o, we will all miss
yon
Henry Perdue has job of paper
ing for Mrs. Georgia Plymsl, and
Sous. Mrs. Plymale says she likes
his work and as he goes about his
work he ofumes sings that beautiful
old hymn, "Bring Forth the Royal
Dladem and Crown Us Lord of All +"
LIZZIE Bloss made flying trip to
Beech Fork last week.
w. II. Perdue is wearing a bright
smile. He has purchased stock in
the Docks Creek Telephone Co.
w. Is Plymale is making regular
trips 10 Docks creek. What is the
attraction, Billy?
Roy Luther, who has been work
ing for an automobile Co., at Detroit.
Mich, has returned TO his home on
Docks creek. Roy said there was
no place like the old West Virginia
hills
Miss jessie Rakes of Docks creek
is on the sick list.
Feb. 81 RED Wines.
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K. of p. Gains.

Samuel B. Montgomery. G. K.
X. ). of the Knights of Pythias
of the state of West Virginia, gave
out an Interesting statement last
week. Hs said:
The Knighis of Pythias made
q gain Of 1,490 members for the
year of 1918, this being the larg
est gain made in the forty-four
years of the history of the order
IN this state. Our gain for 1912
was S21. We now have 1874 lodges
with 16 $50 members. At the
present rate of increase our men,
bership will reach twenty thous.
and by June 80, 1914.
"The subordinate lodges have
over 100000 in cash on hand
with assets in stocks, bonds and
other Investments ageregating an
other 100000.
"Grand Lodge finances are on a
sound basis and we have over $50.
600 IN cash in tn hands of the
treasurer of the Pytnian home
fund.
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Kellogg, w. Va.

Sunday school is progressing
nicely at this place with a large
attendance each Sunday.
A. r. Runyon and family of
West Huntington, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Runyon Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Eunice Pyne aud sister.
Mrs. jeanette Looney, will leave
Friday for a few days visit to
Florida.
Mrs. Albert Ferguson, who has
been quite i'll for some time, we
are glad to say is recovering.
Miss May Waugh was OH the
sick list few days last week.
Edgar Terrill and wife, of West
Huntington, visited Mrs. Terrill's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Will
son, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Ferguson
returned to their home at Ports.
mouth, o., Saturday.
Ben Wilson and wife, Of Keno
va, we're guests of relatives at this
place Sunday.
Mrs. Hartly Ferguson is on the
sick list.
Grover Lyons has his dwelling
almost completed and will move
in'o It In the near future.
A GIRL.
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Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured.

There is nothing more discouraging
than chronic disorder of the stomach
is 1t not surprising that men suffer for
years with such an ailment when a per-
manent cure is within their reach and
may be had for a trifie? "About one
year ago, says p II. Beck OF Wakelee,
Mich, Il bought a package of Cham
berlaln's Tablets, and since using them
L have felt perfectly well. l had pre-
vlously used any number of different
medicines, but none of them were of any
lasting benefit" For sale by all deal
ers adv
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-03-04
SprInu Blood and Sustem CIeanser

During the winter months impurities
accumulate, your blood becomes impure
and thick, your kidneys, liver and bow
els fail TO work, causing so.called
"Spring Fever. You feel tired, weak and
lazy. Electric Bitters-the spring tonic
and system cleanser-is what you need /;
they stimulate the kidneys, liver and
bowels TO healthy action, expel blood
impurities and restore your health,
strength and ambition Electric Bitters
makes you feel like new. Start four
weeks' treatment-it will put you in
fne shape for your spring work. Guar
anteed. All druggists, SOC and 81.OO.
III. r. Bucklen & Co., Philadelphia or
st. Louis. adv.
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Stubborn, AnnOuInQ COuQhs Cured.

'My husband had cough for fifteen
years and my son for eight years. DIR.
Kings New Discovery completely cured
them, for which am most thankful :"
writes Mrs. David Moor of Saginaw,
Ala. What DIR. Kings New Discovery
did for these men, it will do for you.
DR.. Kings New Discovery should be in
every home. Stops hacking coughs,
relieves la grippe and all throat and lung
ailments Money back If it fails. Ali
druggists. Price SOC and $1.0O. II. e.
Bucklen q Co, Philadelphia or St.
Louis. adv.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-03-04
WAYNE CIRCUIT COURT
Proceedings of February
Term.

George FARRELL va Sure Insurance
Co. Compromised aud dismissed.
w. ID. Salmons VS. appeal. Jury
verdict for costs to be paid by plain
tiff.
q. l.. Wilson vs N. d w. Ry.
Co., appeal. Jury verdict for plain
tiff of sl9s 75 and costs in oase.
j. +. Webb was granted permis-
sion to carry revolver.
Charles Rife va @. w. Hsnley
appeal. Verdict for $2s 80 against
defendant.
State va John Carrico d. II. w.
Hung jury. Case cont.
State vs. Henry Cppley A. & b.
Plead guilty aud 6ned s5 90.
State w o. Key G. M. d. Plead
guilty and fined $40 90 and costs.
State vs. Tobe Gllkerson A. d B
Jury verdict guilty fined $1,000 and
10 days in Jail.
State VS. Ed Hazlett G. M. d.
Verdict not guilty.
State vs. William Perry u. X Jury
verdict guilty fined 5000 90 aud
jail sentence o months,
1t appearing to the conrt that for
ty petit jurors were not sufficient
the clerk IN open court drew twenty
four others az follows: Kelly Pur-
tee, Jackson Wilson, George Mont
gomery, j. nj. Smith, Jake Marcum,
j w. Crabtree, Morris Wellman Jr.,
b. f. Hart, A. M Smith, u. q.
Bartram, George Burgess, Ander-
son Davis, A w. Lycau, Pharoah
Osburn, Callahan Christian, III. I'll.
Cyrus, Virgil Ward, Jno. +. Booth,
e. Is. Ferguson, Hiram Ferguson,
Gobe Feagu on, Mink Justice, Will
liam Lemaster aud Frank Staley.
State vs James Gum, q. NJ. ID.
Verdict not guilty.
State va Albert Pancake u. r. Jn-
ry unable To agree. Case continued.
State VS. Strother Thompson q.
NJ. ID. Failing to appear court
placed fine of $40. 90 and costs.
State VIZ Harry Buck A. b. Tried
by court fined $40 90.
State vs Jay Ferguson A. b.
Plead guilty ana fined $500.
State VS. Roy Galloway A. q B.
Verdict not guilty.
State VS. l.. f. Salmons D. X. w
Verdict not guilty.
State vs. Jay Thompson G. M. D.
Verdict not guilty.
State VS. Nora Workman A. &B.
failing to appear court assessed a
fine of s5 90.
State vs. Nancy Adkins feloy. AS
sault and battery and fined $4,000.
State vs Alex Hitchcock felony;
enteredplea of A. 81 B. Jail sem
tence of go days.
State vs Lewis Maynard felony.
Plea of guilty Of A. &B. fined $1,000.
State VS. Willie Wells, Misdr.
Plead guilty and fined $500 aud
Jail sentence 10 days.
State vs Hugh J. Smith A. 81 B.
Verdict of guilty fined $1,000.
State VS. Hugh Smith A &F.
Verdict guilty 6ned $500.
State Ys M. l.. Smith Al f..
Verdict guilty fined s5 90.
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7. J. SHERRARD
new CHAIRMAN
Brooke County Man IMAM
imously Named by the
Republicans.

ston, W. -, reO. So.-
Thos. j. Sherrard, paper manufac-
turer of Wellsburg, was tonight
elected chairman of the Republican
state committee, 10 succeed James
5. Lakin, resigned.
The vote was unanimous. Sher-
rard is member of the committee
from the First senatorial district.
No other names were voted upon.
The committee adopted a resolu-
ton offered by Thomas A. Brown
of Parkersburg inviting the Pro-
gresslve state committee to meet
with the Republican committee,
with view to getting together for
the coming campaign. The resOlu-
tion further asks that con Sressional,
county and district committees ex-
tend similar invitations to the re-
spective Progressive committees.
March l9 is the date set for the
meeting and Parkersburg is named
as the place.
When 'he Republican state com
mittee convened this afternoon. the
meeting was turned into an open
meeting for speeches in general
from Republicans and Progressives
About five hundred, representing
all sections of the state, were pres
ent and addresses were made by
Governor Henry d. Hatfield and
others.
All the speakers favored amalea>
NATION and cooperation of the Pro-
gressives, asking that the commit
tees go as far as they could toward
getting the Progressives back into
the Republican party and toward
agreement as to candidates ip coun.
ties where 1t is impossible to get
the Progressives to give up their
organization.
State Auditor John S. Darst,
Roosevelt Republican, said the rank
and file of both parties are demand
ing that the reconciliation be ac-
complished. "To refuse to obey
that mandate" he said. would
mean the utter generalization of
both factions"
AT the afternoon session which
turned into an open meeting, the
state executive made a stirring
speech setting forth his faith IN the
Republican party and It's progress
i've principles.
81 believe the Republican party
has in 1t the virtues to reform any
abuses which may arise and abuses
always arise in any party which
grows large enough to elect a con-
stable, said the governor.
"I am a Republican because am
in favor of true progressive princi-
pies, the same as are the majority
OF Republicans in state and nation.
We can accomplish great things
better through the Republican par.
ty than through any other. When
my party refuses to stand by these
great principles then / will fail to
stand by my party"
Amalgsmstion of warning fac.
tlons of Republicans, so-called
"stand patters" and Progresslves
was urged by the governor as a nee
essary thing if the Republican pow
er IN this state is to continue. lie
reiterated his wish to carry out ev-
cry pledge made IN the platform
adopted by the Huntington oonven-
ton.
Congressman j. A. Hughes and
II. Il Moss we're among the promi-
nent visitors at the day meeting.
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Resolution.

Whereas, 1t has pleased the Su-
preme Chief Of the Universe TO call
from this vale Of tears the little
daughter of our brother, Daniel
Abrams. Therefore be it
Resolved, That we the members
of Silver Star Castle, No. IL, X. O..
f., extend TO Bro. Abrams and
family our sincere and heartfelt
sympathy in their bereavement.
A. q BROwN,
ID. 5. GRIFFITH, Com.
TAYLOR LAMBERT,
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Ghdmberldin'S Tablets for 6OnStI-
DatIOn.

For constipation, Chamberlain's Tab
lets are excellent. Easy to take, mild
and gentle in effect. Give them a trial.
For sale by all dealers. adv.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-03-04

Another case of smallpox has de.
veloped in the family Of Frank
Dean near Kellogg. A small child is
afflicted with the malady. The 9TH
er patient has recovered.
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kenOva News.

among the sick.
Mrs. Everett Brown is quite III
with rheumatism.
Mrs. Jesse Cyrus has been quite
Ill for the past week.
Joe Petre of Columbus Sundayed
with kenova friends.
Miss Ruth Cook was a visitor at
Catlettsburg Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. w. Breeze has been sick
for the past week with indigestion
Mrs. w. w. Jackson was n yisi-
tor to Huntington one day. this
week.
Mrs. ID. b. Lewis has been suf-
iering from asthma for the past few
days.
Miss Eugenia Sullivan of Catletts.
burg was calling on friends here last
Monday.
Mrs. w. F. Bruins OF Ceredo was
the guest of Kenova friends one day
last week.
Miss Ruth Bowman visited rela>
tives and friends at Catle,tsburp
last Friday.
Mrs. II. Partlow spent Saturday
afternoon with relatives and friends
at Ashland.
Mrs. w. II. Ferguson was a bus
mess visitor at Charleston cne day
last week.
Misses Edna Blair and Matte
kesinger were recent visitors at
Hunting on.
Elwood Wooley is reported quite
i'll at the home of his sister, Mrs.
w. l.. Clardy.
Mrs. G. w. Brown spent a few
hours with friends at Catlettsburg
last Saturday.
Mrs. f. K. Way has been on the
sick list for the past week with an
attack of bronchitis.
The 4-vear-old son of Mr.. Hall
of near Neal fell one day last week
and broke his arm.
Squire j. II. Lambert fell on An
icy pavement Wednesday and in
Jured his right hand
Mrs. Jacob Napier Of Watts has
been the guest of Kenova relatives
for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Byrant have
returned from a pleasant visit with
friends AT Cincinnati.
Mrs. Owen Webb and Mrs De-
Witt Crabtree were visitors at Cat.
lettsburg last Friday
Misses Kathleen Holt and Doro-
thy Percival we're visitors at Hunt
ington Friday evening.
Mrs. Scott Winters and llttlp
daughter were Sunday guests of
relatives at Catlettsburg.
Mrs. Walter Robinson of Ceredo
was the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Osburn, last Fri.
day.
Miss Jane Price of Romeo verte
has been the pleasant guest of Mrs.
K. Ney Williams for the past few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dean have re-
turned TO their home at Milton after
pleasant with visit relatives al
this place.
Miss Clair Fulton returned to her
home at Johnson City, Tenn, Mon
day after an extended visit with
KeDova friends.
Mendell Thompson, the mail
clerk, has been confined to his room
for the past few days with an at
tack of tonsilitis.
MISS Moore of North Kenova
was taken TO a Huntington hospital
Tuesday night TO undergo an oper.
alton for appendicitis.
Mrs. Lou Frazier has returned 10
her home at Huntington after a
pleasant visit here the guest of Mrs.
Sidney LaFollette.
Mrs. &. f. Millender of Whites
creek spent the latter part of last
week here with her daughter, Mrs.
Clyde Montgomery.
4. w. Thomson, the travelling
salesman, returned Tuesday night
from an extended tour If the Nor
folk d Western territory.
W. T. Loar of Pikeville, Ky,
was mingling with old friends and
acquaintance here Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. Loar has been confined
In hospital at Huntington for the
past six weeks where he underwent
severe operation, having a twelve
pound tumOr removed from his
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Hartley Ferguson Of Kellogg was
a business visitor to our city We'd
nesday afternoon.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-03-04

James Hazlett has moved from
West Huntington to VIM. Carvsr's
farm on Hubbard branch.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-03-04

OLD PAPERS FOR SALE At
the Advance Office, Ceredo,
w. Va. tf
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FOr HOusehoId sickness.

Hot Water Bottles, 6Oc to so
Lady Spray Syringes, e1.95 to so
Household Syringes, soc TO so
Atomizers Of Catarrh, SOC to 25
Ice Caps, T5c
Wild d Boette, Druggists, Flor
eutine Hotel Corner, Huntington,
w. Va. adv.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-21

The following is the list off those
higning the referendum petitions
Tiled at the eitys clerks on Ice yestef;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-21
.AI.BERT J.MKERN.

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lips, Clarence, B. Miller B. F: Atsin-
son. .s
L. P: Curry, IL n. Alltop. Geo: A:
May, C. w Hamilton, Wms n ier;
j.. NJ. Binns, S. c. shuttl es&ortli. 81
G. Laughlin, F. N. slNhitman. " e,
Cristy, Matthews, q. H: Male, 81 ID
Carpenters Ls5Laughlins II. A.
Pearl, Henry Faust, NJ WfiItes
ford. F. L. Drummond, r. W. Griidesl
$: e. Rileys:A. J:sNIcFall, c.SII! sfo.
Fall, A. CIosson, ~ Richmon 4, NV.
F. Russell, G. o. PARKER . Nv. Park
er, W., S. Lynch, s. g. Douglass, D.
a. Tenant, W Davidson. #
w. B: Jenkins, B. G. Hawkins, G.
Donham, s. q. Jenkins; w. j. Glenn,
A. W. Willard, Albert Madden, Blain
Bogess. w; n. Arnett,s NJ, H. Stan
ley, P. G. stealey, John s. Scott. b.
D.. Leonard, NJ. NJ Curry, o. b. Lc-
velie, Ed. jenkins, Grant Ross. ]. M.
Stiles, E. L. Wilson; G.. A. Morrison,
Waiter Hershberger. A. w. Hoyater,
70. Q. West, H, g. shafferman, Geo.
Heston. J. Steele, Joe Carpenter, W.
,. Steele, NJ e. Toothman, NJ. P!
Wells, T. r: Arnett, Loyal Bennett.
I: w. Garrett, WIN. G. Jones. q. q!
curry, J. S. fisherman, j. M. Cum
bingham, w. D. cro@l, VIM. A. stew
ans, Jas. Wright SRI, stanley Wright.
Scott Arnett, j ii! snider. q. Rutter.
ord, G. D! Collins, 2. j. Post, ID. j.
curry, SIN. Baker, WIN, FTraugh, / q.
NJ. Gault, Festus Downs, Geo. p. Hon
nan w. R. Hoffman. J.. 81! Madden:
:. I. HAWKINS, w. c. Rfdgely, w. ID.
PAWS, G: R.. Daugherty. w. il. Mar
tin, Frank Carr, VIM, Good@ine. w;
8. Dillingslea. &. IsS
=. gBircher, v. sHs Cornwseli. j.sNt
Toothman; D. B. oliker, NJ. IL: Amos.
Jack Hamburger, n. Freeman. Jas.
arnold, VIM. Lee, D. b. weese. j. d.
robinson, Jas. R. Phelps, j. 81 Price.
Alf Richmond. r. N. Bonham, nj. q!
Miller, RI N. Abott, A. crowl, Thurs1
on W. Fleming j o. Bartholow:
Chas =. sidwell, Frank B. Clayton
G. Med q. FL Lehman. N.
~ Prickett JOSHUA Markiey. David
sapp. = n Merrtfeid. 9 ID Merit.
aeldl w. s. Sampler. NJ ii. Kinkaid.
u. /. Morris. j. b. Radfofd. J. q. M
ponham. J. W. Phillips, D. w. Hail.
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= E. n. Louden, A: A. atha, y. 4
..Easoo%e, /. L. La,ighlin. ]. F.Laughlin
!asaG. Burnap, N. Yost, ]. L. Hard.
yayt CWtsY. sgsatteEaeld, Salvatore
1assetta,rJ. a. Davidson, j., r. Plumb
I. D. Anvil, J. W., Henderson, b. a
Iupp, G. E. McGinnie, O. b. Moore
!. A. Sporting, w. F. Anderson. ~
:. Moore, J.,A. Price, s. j. Lynn, II
Iulligan, Howard Clayton, Chas
clayton, |. ~. Reese, II. F. Farlow
L. H. Leeper, G. w. Roch,i S. ]
;mith, w. c. Knapp, ]. Hoult. T
!. Steele, L: s. Jenkins, Jack Lyden
\. D. Nelson, J. s. Watkins. II; sha'
ian, J. II. Dayidson,J. l. Frum, J
I. Watson. P. H., Downey, j.. j
lynch, W. ]. Chase, NJ. NJ. Lesson
r. F. Litton, j. L.'Miller, r. w. Gun
lingham., s. NJ. Casteel, j. w. La
Masters, D. W. Papcel. G. W. Downes
" Pickens, D. w. Campbell, w. E
Vest, w. E. Foley, F. a. Gump, j. E
iantz, G. Butcher, B., Nuzum, w, T
tmbrosa, Fin. Barnes Fred Ilsrns
Walter Watson W. H.1Iseith. w IA
.iardway, Frank Hardway, Teddi,
fiarnes, r. 2. Gray. ISL
40. H. Meade. Buckley Williams
has. Williams. W. II. Washington
y. Morgan. Jos. c, Lewis, Robert H
;hHh lewis Bennett, Howard Ishel
ohs Peter ,Pozztito !, W. D. Webster
!. tP4 Shider, w p. LanchreS d
harrison Lee, 7. b. Durham, r: n
Sannington. 3. E. Kerns. Adams q
aeters, Thorn. Caruso. Jack Campbell
las. Fast, o. H. aicyaney, Smith Nor
Zig, P. W. Stewart, Joe Wright. EeS
S,lllman, S. s. thurman, VIM. b
teade, Daniel sayatt, G. Andrea
acis Pirozzolp, ". Lockhart. u. a
srymer, g. w. Dove, A. ii. Brum.
Sge. II. Cole. 81 P. Smith n. NJ
Higgins. W. r. Ktnkaid. B. u. Smith,
w, F6rtney u Liptnslsi, a. HI
1'gisher II. +. syalchs r. Il. goyies
III shettlesworth, w. u. wriek
ieo. w Stevens. H. Murphy P. Nj
2itzer =. N Garrison. Edgar ".
sanek, i'll. sapper. J. Kirsh. A. e.
'asis, Hiram Bircher. NJ. u. Barnes.
!. 8. Griffith, NJ l.. Murphy. p. b.
fost. w. II. Satterheld. Z. +. Phil
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-21

The COMMUNICATION OF THE
COMMISSIONERS.

The communication Of the COM
r,iissioners of Fairmont, the "tfii-
cient and economical" ones, locally
referred to by our readers sometimes
as the big Four, was received too
late for our careful scrutiny yester-
day, and OF course we had no chance
comment upon It at that time.
We however. by putting in somc-
thing over four hours today on tliis
and other kindred questions, hope to
be able to disseetS Ms communication
and dish IL up to our readers in in
stailnent and In manner, wc-hope.
Will sbef und erstood, II in fact tits nos
too well understood now BY the peo-
pie who are certainly becoming pref
~ we'll informed on the water ,ques-
ton. So.
The people are asked to. suspend
Judgment on the water ordinance un-
til the end of the April quarter aud
then our commissioners promise us
that they will themselves amend tile
ordinance IL II: Is not satisfactory
II would seem that their plan
would be Z, tax e III again before the
Public serSiee Comm ssion when the
peopie are ash ng hem Sto refer II IA
Them NoW,25or as soon; as can be, done
hndef the referendum provision Of
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