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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-28
ADDlTIoNALFSTATE NEWS

The Bottineau News is fifteen years
old and Editor Falkenstein is piling up
more wealth every year from his YER
liable gold mine.
D. Ward King, the Missouri farmer
who invented the King split log drag
and applied it to use in practical road
building, will speak at Bottineau June
16.
J. Elmo Robertson, a Bismarck So
ciety lion, who attacked Lillian Tabert,
a sixteen-year-old waitress, pleaded
guilty and is now serving seven years
in the pen. Robertson was formerly
cashier Of the Stacy Fruit Co.
Editor Pavlik Of Carpio is receiving
some nice press notices concerning his
candidacy for clerk of the district
court, and he says that if he is elect
ed, he will not forget the press gang,
Mr.. Pavlik's name will appear in the
democratic column.
Carl Nelson, the Cando publisher,
who just now is holding down nice
government job as deputy income tax
collector for the state Of North Dako-
ia, was in Minot Wednesday. Carl
makes Cando his headquarters but il
away from home good portion Of his
time.
The Granville postoffice was robbed
of $500 in stamps and SIS in cash by
yeggmen one night last week. Thu
safe was cracked just as No. pulled
thru the town. Several heard the 70.
port. The robbers obtained q pinch
bar from the Farmers elevator before
tackling the job.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-28

Dan King and L. T. Larson, two
prosperous brady farmers, were in the
city Tuesday for load of telephone
poles each. The new farmers tele-
phone line has been practically COM
pleted as far as C. M. Christianson's
place, Is miles southwest of Minot.
Mr.. Larson reported 100 acres of
wheat looking splendid and Mr.. King
has $50 acres of crop which he put in
himself.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-28

Kenmare Woman Died at Hospital.
Mrs. C. J. DeVore of Kenmare, aged
81 years, died at St. Joseph's hospital
Tuesday. The remains were shipped
to Kenmare by J. D. VanFleet, the
undertaken, Wednesday. Mrs. DeVore
leaves husband and seven children.
The husband and brother of the de-
ceased accompanied the remains to
Kenmare.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spath arrived
from Judson, by auto, Monday. Fred
is Socialist candidate for railroad
commissioner. He was once member
of the Minot city council and has
many friends here. He reports a
cloudburst in the vicinity of Garrison
Sunday night.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-28

Special Prices for Photographs.
From now until July Is, we will give
special prices of one-third to one-half
off on photographs of all kinds. Watch
our showcases at Second National
Bank building for samples and prices.
5-28-tf SKRIVSETH STUDIO,
Minot, N. D..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-28

Tom Anderson, who has been en-
gagged in the grain business at Fessen-
den, has returned to Minot and will
make this city his headquarters.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-28

Dan King, clerk of the Hillside dis
trict, No. 1O2, says that the regular
election will be held June 2. There is
one director to be elected for period
of three years and one for two years.
John Stakston's term as treasurer ex-
pires. The annual school elections all
over the state will be held June 2.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-28
l.. L. HUBER Of Berthold.

Mr.. Huber is the republican candi-
date for the nomination for county
commissioner from the Fourth Dis
trict. Mr.. Huber is serving the un-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-28

expired term of Mr.. Sampson, who
moved from the state. 1t seems that
the board of appointment used the
best of judgment in selecting Mr.. HUI
Der. He is fitted for the important
work and ought to be elected in No.
vember with large majority. His
nomination is already assured.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-28

Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank all those who so
kindly extended aid to US during our
bereavement.
w. w. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fox
and Family.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-28
GUARANTEED
OPTICAL WORK

g 1T DON'T PAY to patronize travelling op-
ticians for the following reasons:
g THEY CHARGE HIGHER.PRICES than We
do, and should your glasses require change
you have to wait six months or even a year be-
for the Traveller" returns.
g This store offers you the best optical service
it is able to get in western North Dakota.
Our optical work is done by the proprietor him.
self, who is registered graduate optician. .of
ample experience.
9 When you have your eyes tested by our Mr..
Winters you get the benefit of his expert knovl-
edge, and it don't cost you more than about one
half as much as the "fly-by-night" optician
would charge you. If any adjustment should
become necessary, you know where We can be
found, and you also know that We are reliable
concern. .H T..
give do all kinds of optical work, such. as
testing the eyes for glasses, replacing broken
lenses and frames and We do all kinds of frame
repairing too.
We are G. N. Inspectors
g If your watch needs repairing bring it to US.
We are watch inspectors for the G. N. Ry at
this point, which is evidence Of our high class
service in this department. When you have
= your watch repaired by us you can feel certain
that it will keep correct time.
q Our prices are always reasonable for first
class guaranteed work and We solicit your pat
ronage. .... ..s..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-28

Adjusters' Sale at the Boston Store
starts Saturday, May 3Oth.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

1uyeuturg eine @obItbdterin Der M
men, OrG,1sein Setiette grins ans
WfuffentboI- Ste mar ip6brenb So
Sabren Rttslieb bes @orltanbes oes
0amen- neutrality-suspicious. uno
rp1brutb breiBia Snbren beiieu 4uf
fiererin. Sic boa inns eemeloete
Watridt Don Dem idNpsren Shiflais-
jdfas, Der bic Samitie SrorfSG leiie
betroffen bat, 1T babtn az ersdilcen,
6ab Serr Strand, Wsesgermeiiter aus
Der Bubnboionemle, HI Der 8tpfiben.
sett ben JoIeen ietnes Sf}lasunfaaes
erIesen th.-Sm alter BON 80 Sobren
ftarb bier am Sreitag gur5 Mnerwartet
Der &entner Serr 5. g. @irtb. Der
geritorbei,e geb6rte IN frifbereH Sab
zen Der 3olloerpaltin9 an ano fpur
Johann Idngere Sabre 8eifaftsreiier
Der 1abafsiabrif Seins ban Gan.
heDpf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Ans katbntif@sm
tedtfrihldttrrss.
anifeine,the 8eppIntinn.
xxxxxxI.x2xxSxxxxxxGx

@pr elmer Su5orerifdft bon 1000
Yerlonen, barunter Anarfiite,L Rtts
alieber Der ~SnbuitriaI BorterS Of the
Worio", Der DSree Speeh Seagle'
NIB Ghnlid)er GreamlutiorRn bat Der
Observation-Disclosures Ileraibsr Bert
mann nm nurtsen Snrustae dnf brm
uuion Salare in Stem gorf IN auf'
reiSei1ber Heoe biuft Die Hebolirtton
inter Slufbersieben inb Woro ees
preoigt. 9ics 0eidnb midBlhh Der
Seiiesun9 Der aihe iener bret yeans
ner, tpelde AM A.. Smli Bel Der 8o,ns
benz rpIoiion in 8arIem ibr 2eben
berloren baben,
Sic 100 SoIisiften. tpeIde Dem
SIas uniteQt batten, farbal tefneu
InlaB sum @iuihreiten, oa Die Renge
iif rubig ber5ielt. SaB man ben
N~nard)iten feline onfreioenbe, ieber.
Srbmlua DER u,enf6lihen &eie1i6aft
bobnipredJsnoe HeOe ungeltDrt baIten
iieb, mar pieaeibt flugr pieIleittt an1
niht. 60 tpnnte Der Alitpieefvr ieis
men boien Sdmen Dor elmer grobcu
3liborcrihnft allsiden, unb fHeriidb,
!IlLp lIlitltAlSS St1A+ttttU UOtt pVVIClL\ AbS
frdut IN ben 6er3en adStreider un6iis
friebener airfeeben nnb e~nrportpodSsu.
0as ndre unm6gli6 getpeien, tuenu
oicie ScmonitratiDn ODER ipenigitenS
Die 9ie0e bon noruberein nerboteu tppr<
ben mare. Nles MIR Elm neuer Srieb
fin oas Inffeimen bes rebolntiondrer
@ebnnfens. rnb biefer 8ebanfe
p~iInn8t iih I'M @ebeimen tpeiter fort.
ais Runder slniibt. Surb titles,
Ibipnrten ober burh nerdbtitHe
llcberbebung u~nierer Si6erbeitss
orgare in Staat. Staht nuo 2anb.
ipirh benz niht Ginbalt eetban. Sur
bort. mo .bas @eles in ieiner honen
Rnieitdt nuo @iirbe in gerchter mno
nnparteinder 6arb6abrue auftrttt.
lam ser picqciht berbdn9uibnon
fp~eroenben Slutb redtseitig elm beu,s
member Damn eutgegen9eiebt tperber.
Saoou it iebo6 liherlih lpenig 81 ers
boffen, lpIange uuiere Ibmtniitration
ielbit in Yterifo Die Hebolution urter<
itiiBt uno Die Sahe Der HebelIe1
fDrbert. 8er Spietraht I'M Sauie
oes Nndbnrs itiftet. lam in ieinenr
eigenen Setm nift IN Srie6en lebeu.
-n8nffalp SpIfSfreunb.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
AgAvhsASVAlASXAVAVNNANVHo9tN
5 ~9nxem6nrger Na6ri&tem


innigen Griiben uno gu etnem dbn'
lifsn .uneieenliSisen 2iebesoienir"
tets bereit. oerbleibe th. Sbr Or.
Sur" geniiseu Sic bieien rpbls
esn,sinten 9tatb Der Rebaftion unb Ste
tpsrSen iinsr (%io5uiasen) Don Regen
in's Srodsne seIangen. obne Die
Truufe gu paiiiereu. - (Sf courIe.
benft Der 8edei6 &los, nab lit er 10
MIN bod einr,ol unb Elm penie mebr
bate tanm nod idaoen tonnen.) Wir
iinb menihlih unb pouen Sbnen nm
ieDen Preis ienen Sobn @riins Spruna
eriparen - aus obi9en @riinoeH. -
Ser Hebatteur.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Was Waanrerei flint.

TahItebenbes 1T iiberieet ans bes
nelIeiten Summer BON Che Naiouic.,
eight.
.8ie er urb cine Yartie Imerifds
ner bonn @rit,plleniperoen als Spionei
nurt merifaniihe TcbeIen in Suos
Gdlifpruten ourh bas mairerilde |
Notbitg1al serettct tpuroe. er5abt 81
g. Sanfforb, friiberer Setpobner bona
2amnr Gpintp, SeSas, meId]er losbenf
na6 perihieocnen ~alifregenbcu @rfdbs
runsen bon Californian 6uriidfebrte.
Sic .Niociateo EreB" CAB cine
Sdiloerung bon hsren @efungenst
nabme. tbeilte aber tpeoer Die Rauenf
Der Setrefienben, nod DIE Irt nnb5
0eiie. pie lie bonn Spbe burb @r,s
ihieBen ais Spione gerettet piroeni
NIT.
Scr. 2dnfforb rerfieB San Diego Int
einem Nutcmobile init bier dtbern, umt
in Siib> California. $50 Weilen ponf
Son Diego nad} Rinens Gigentbum 5aIt
Ieheit. Sn einiger @%ntfernung bon Der
umeritaniifen 8ren8e ~begegneteu lie
elmer %itarfen Sanoc megifuuiiber 9te.s
bclen. =
Sic tuurben nn9choIten unb IN eineri
Sinie anfgeiteut, nm als Spinne ersf
iholien 81 iperoen. Sic Irneritnner.
perluften Die Ierifdncr au iiberseus
gen. pa6 fe feline Spipne feigu unS,
elmer Der Ynrtie 3cigte linen einenf
SefietiteI ilber elm Stiid 9ano unb iein1
Iinencigentbu,r, I'M lie 5u iiber3eu<.
gen, baB Tie feline Spionc ieien, mob[Y
uber 2anbintcrehen baielbit bdtten.
S6re Srotelte ibienen an taube
Sbren gcrihtet. Sic nurSen m cine.
Sinie 9eiteQt unb cine 4btbeilung Mes
beuen nabm SteIluug. UNI auf Gom.l
manoo bes Siibrers 5u feuern. Oiet
Store ,prdIentirt" uno ,fertig" mag
bereitS 9egeben unb tpdbrenb Die &erir
tauer Die Singer on Dem 9riidern belt
ten uub oo3 Gonundnoo .~sSeuer" crs
parteten, nnbm Wr. 0anfforb 9rflnht}
gum lebten Wtittel: er CAB paS uaiires4
ride Notbiignul.
Ser Hebelenfbrer. ser ii9 oils Sreis,
maurer auspies, %ertannte bas 2ei1
den. Iu9cnbIidlih gins er 81 2antse
forb uno ltrcdIe feline Sano uus. :
&autfprS CAB ibm Den 8riff. ben beri
NebeIe (~Sarran6aiit) ertpibertc.
Sieler iprah ipoann ipnni1d] 3u Icinen
Seuten %iporalf pieie bic @eipe6re
i%entteu.
Ser Sii6rer rict6 Damn Tr. 2anfs
forb uub leinen Seeleitern buS antos
mobiI gu beireigen unb lih aus bent
2aube gu MAIDEN, tpag lid Sie Anreri.
faner audi ni1t 6tpei gfal iasenT
lieBen."
Sieie 9ariteurius nes SreimanrersI
9ontioro benefit INN @eri1iebenes:t
@ritens, ba6 Die Sii6rer Der Gar.
ra~n3aiiten. Die lih ais 3irdeuihduoer
unb Tricltsrmorber unb |eriolecrI
arnliii8ieren. Sreimnurer Iinb; slpei.t
tens. baB Sreimaurer i'm 8rieee ebers
Icrratb iibeu ais Die maltreriId)en@
TorIdrifteu 81 pcrlesen. SieieS
@tcrifauer iporen offcnbor felt iibcr.
5eugt, Dap lie es mir Spionen 5u tburtt
batten. User M in einem &riesed
einen Spiou LAUREN ldBt. besebt |era
roth an ieinem &nnoe. Sreimaurert
linb alio. lpie Iebr Tic iih aud alsT
iold,c geriereu mo ais S~ugenbbolee..
allflpiefen, feline 5uperldiiigeu Eatrioa
tell autboGii6e Hunbl6au."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
6ro6ber3ogtbnm.
Aus Der DamptHaht.

2nrcm q, 6. Suli.--@eitern
Nadmittug iano bier Oas SeerabniB
bes peritorbenen @pmnaiialoireftorS
Oh. Iif. Sepenis bon @hterna6 itott.
SterbefGae. = Im Sonntaa itarb
IN Der 8linif aiti Dem Siidmarft III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

y @riehcrIaur lit frieSliH ee..
itimntt.. icImu9e Die beiben ariees.
idific nod nid,t einSetrofisu jbaA--
.Welts9anohn" :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
lentrd -AusrrikawId,s
3~1refRimnae,t.
Sine s~ldnssnbe Weleseuteit NRr be
9smufratie Soma'S.

Sine slansenbe Weieseutsit Mr bic
9smOsratie aowa's.
Ste Rrobibitions sSraee lit IN bieisr
8a6l niht mar etne itaatlibe. fonbern
aub eiue nntiono!e 8ra9e. Ete
8dbler tpoleu ipiiisn. lpie Der Ia Der
S%erbittpabl gu ertpdbIenbe Bunsess
~ierator itin1,nen ipirb. peru Der
Srphi5;tion5s 3uIaS our 9uneesrer.
faiiung i'm Senat 5ilr Ibit!mmllne
tomut. Our @ina6me lit betaults
lid cine 3peiorittels Retrteit IN bets
Den SGulern bes 9onaseiies notbs
ipenoig. Bon benz hemofrdtiid3e
Simoes'enatDrsg anoibat, benz iesigea
8unbeg : Gbeeorbneten bes eritten
9ongrebs9 e3irtes, Srn. % aurtce
Gonnolln piiien tie es. Ser
Serr bat 1tpn o Der Yrimdrtpabl
often uub obne Sheu erflart, oab er,
lpern eripdblt, geSen etnen Yrobt%
bitionss SuiaB 3ur 8unoesberfal1uns
ltimmen iperbe. ipelhe mannbafte Gr@
tldruns. u%nierer Nniift mad, piel gu
ieinem Siege in Der Yrimdrfpabl bel,
a~etraeen bat. @p 1tebt Senator
Gummins IN bieier Sra9e? Or
ldeiut periud)en 81 polen, iib nah
ieiner bctaunte,1 Ranier I'M Oieie
berumbriideu 3ll polen, mas linn, ba
Die republifanii6e Sartei Iif nur fir
itaatIite Rrpbibitiou in ibrer Hlats
form n~lsIpritt unb rationale proti'
bition uner6rtert ldBt, beoeutenb er,
leiftert tpiro. 8te ober n16 ims
mer bic Grfldrune Der repliblitnnii6en
Tarteis Gonpantipn i'm Wortlalt aus
fGQt; iie lit fir Prohibition ltno bus
gibt Der bemotrattihen Bdrtei bon
Soma, bic in Council Bluffs ibre
Gtaatss Contention abfalt, stne eldne
3enbe 8eIegenbeit. Die Sinben Der
per9angenen 20 Sable gut al MADDEN
unb ibren beiben Sauptcanoiouten.
WuIrice Connolly Fir 8unbesienator
lub Sobu 3. Sanilton fir 8orpera
ncur, beibe Ndrner bon erprobter
libcroler 8eitununs, Den Sies in Der
&%crbitlpobl peientlih 81 e%rletd)tern,
inoem lie ii9 fiir ibre alien liberalen
@%runbidse, aui pelhe bin lie III Den
Staatspnblen bon 1889 uno 1891
Iicgreih lpdr, ertldrt.
@iro Die oemofratilhe Yartei it'd
bieie gldil5enbe @elegenbeit ents
idliipfcn luiien? Is mare Dies Die
9robte 3 II m b i - .Saoenport
Sempfrdt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

&er Dem Slid nertraait, mub
oft borfub nah 6airie seben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

tepsstsa 1nr be ~SnremSarser @aset,e".l 4
arammhen aus benz anappfad 4
bes Or. Smg. I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

aus ben yer. sFtxatsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Sum Giiftritt Snerta's.

IuAi tlNAlpiIiiSh HVAODi'ii lSANt
auf sic Sprmung Der @erbditniie in
Werifo ebenio geriu9en @influB
~alsiibcn, als ouf Die @ntipirrune
Der 3nitdnbe auf benz suropaiiten
@alfan.
@pn Mnbeginn an iparen bic Gers
cinieteu Staaten nit Sesug dllf
Merifo Die @efiibrten unb feinesiaQS
bie Siibrenocn. Bon bem Muaene
bIide an, poB @ilion ieineu slci6s
nomigeu @eIaloteu aus @eritu 6u@
riidberuien umb hanit Suertu Die
nifiSieQe Nnertennung peripeigert bat,
bat uniere Hegieruns iib i'll - u1n
milbc Sl lein, = bcnlitleibensiperthe
Situationen hi%neingeritten. Nn
StcIlc bes riidberufeneu @eianbten
trat elm Spe5ialgeianoter, Der NIT Dem
nidt %anerfonlten 6lerta Die cifrt8lten
@eratbungeu pfIcgte, aus peldeu Die
0ereini9ten Stdaten iih INNER lpies
Der 3iemlid ihroffc, nbcr rmIo be-
itimmtere Suriidrpeiiungen boltcu.
Sic @creinigten Staaten brObten. aber
Slerta blieb. Die @ereinigten Staas
ten unteritilBten gesen Suerta Die Hcs
pSuClg RuSliu pttp upCl hpAj tItitSi'
Bic Scrcinigten Staateu lanoten
Shiife unb Solbateu nad Werifp.
@uerta lieb iib ieood nidt einihiids
tern unb blicb.
Sn bieIer mitleioeneripedenben,
mcil bililpien Gage Der 0ersinigteu
Staaten famen bieien Die iiibsameris
faniiden Hepiiblifcn 8u Silfe. Ser
nidt anerfannte Suerta mar audi
bieler Sitiation sclpahien. CT
aing aui NQes elm, benin nit einem
6iplomatiifen Sharfblid. fueldsr
mIereu Stantsindnnern leiber abs
gcbt, e%rfannte er, baB er iid ihon
ocsbalb 5u Den lpeitgebenbiten 3u'
geitdnbniiien p%erpflihten fam. neil
bic bon 8aibington aus oertpohns
ten Hebellen Der ameritaniiden Hes
giernng obnebics aniippel 5lpiihen
Die Seine p~erfen perpeu.
llno Suerta bate iih nidt uers
refnct. gs mar Garran8a. Der bic
Observation-Disclosures gum 6ehls
fhlag madte. 9s ina G~arran8a,
Der bas Grilhcn Der @ereinigteu
Staaten I'm einen Waiienitiaitano
perlnht uno trob bes ergebeneu
8aud,rutifens Der W%aibinstoner
Serren feline Delegation nat Nias
CARA Sails entienbet bat. limb es lit
ipieoer @%arran5a. Der auf iein
Shpert ihld9t unb jeoe anoere
8unees9enofeniduit 5uriidipeiit. gs
lit Garrnn5a, Der alien Woritelluns
gen Der @ereinieten Staateu seaens
iiber taIb bleibt unb babel rcrbarrt.
iih Den 8e9 5lm Yrdiibentcnituble
nit Den Nanonen 6u babnen.
Der Nildtritt 6uertn'S 1T niht bas
gnbe, er bebeutet pielmebr ben Nns
lang neiien @lutpergieBenS. neuer
Awuben, luelhe @albington 5lpins
gen perben. Die bebaglide, cher
l1derlihe Noae oeS abpartenoen Sus
lhalIers ae9en cine anoere Molle
ein5utanihen, (Ge9en cine Nols,
ipeld)c idon ldngit 9eipielt iperoen
hattie miinen). = DSainois Staatss
6eituns."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-16
Good Work Was
Accomplished
Backgrounds
MRS. E. F. HARTLEY GIVES RE.
PORT OF THE ACTIVITIES
DURING SUMMER.
MOVEMENT WAS WELL SUP.
PORTED BY NEARLY ALL OF
OUR PEOPLE.

The Woman's Club on March IA.
1914, voted to establish and equip
play grounds for the children OF
Fairmont, providing the committee
appointed could raise the money.
This committee consisted of Mes
danes Walter Barnes, Thos. Brett,
Jos. Lehman, Richard Hall, L. b..
Bowers, Frank Richie, James Mere
dith, Edwin Forrest Hartley, and
Miss Inez Brookfield. Mrs. Hartley
was chosen chairman, Mrs. Thos.
Brett vice-chairman, and Mrs. Hall
secretary. Mrs. Marshall Ashcraft..
our club treasurer, was asked to
serve in the same capacity for the
play grounds.
This committee decided to locate
three play grounds, one on the East
Side, Loop Park and Quincy street.
Ways and means were then taken
up and subcommittee to help with
this work were appointed by the
chairman, and three months of hard
work was given to earning this mon
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-16
gRaAIIIl Used gAGE
TEL TIg.ZlAREEN HA!R.
SHE MIXED SULPHUR WITH IT TO
RESTORE COLOR GLOSS,
THICKNESS.

Common garden sage brewed into
heavy tea with sulphur and aleo-
lioi added, win turn gray, streaked
and faded hair beautifully dark and
lnxiriants remove every bit of dand-
run stop scalp itching and falling
hair. Just stew applications will
proYe d revelation If your hair is
fadtng, gray or dry, scraggly and
thin Mixing the Sage Tea and Sui
ptifr recipe at home, though, is trou-
blesonie An easier way is to get the
ready to use tonic, costing about so
cents a large 8cottle at drug stores,
known as tiWyeth's Sage and Sui
ph1ir compound..'' thus avoiding a
lot OF muss:
While EWispy, gray, fadded hair is
not sinful; we all desire to retain
our youthful appearance and attrac-
tiyeness. By darkening your hair
with Wyeth'sS Sage and Sulphur, no
one can tel, because it does it SO
naturally; so evenly. You just damp
en- d sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at "a time; by morn
ing all gray hairs have disappeared,
and alter another application or two
1919 becomes beautifully dark,
glossy, soft and Sluxuriant.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-16
SchoolFa
AtBarrackDille

u q . q s..
This afternoon and tonight at Bar
rackville, will be held the fair of the,
Fairmont district school. In case.
the weather continues stormy today
the fair will also be held Saturday
morning.
The exhibits have been received
and attractively arranged and are
even better than those Of last year.
The program Friday evening will
consist of two readings by Normal
school pupils, a violin solo by Miss
johnson, and vocal solo by Mr..
Brooks. Mr.. H. L. Smith, the county
agent, and Mr.. Frame, of the extern
sion department, of the State UniyerT
sity, will address the congregation.
MIR. Frame will give. an illustrated
lecture on boys and girls club work.
1t is hoped there will be large
crowd out for this event, for 1t is go
ing to be worth while. 1t is not often
that Barrackville has an. opportunity
to attend such lecture US that Of
Mr.. Frame, and we hope that the ,peo-
pie there. as well as those in other
parts Of the district. will avail them-
selves of it. The meeting will be
held in one Of the hurches.either
the, M. E. church or. the Christian
church. We shall try, to have some
one to direct people from out OF town,
as We cannot definitely; announce the
place. Everybody is welcome;
4 ~ 4 XII.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-16
Sands Leaves
Wheeling;Goes
To Pittsburgh
FORMER FAIRMoNr MAN SEW
ERS HIS CONNECTION WITH
WHEELING INSTITU-
TON.
WILL TAKE UP DUTIES IN PITTS
BURGH BANK - OFFERS
HOME FOR SALE.

Announcement has been made by
the board of directors of the Nation
al Exchange Bank Of Wheeling that
Lawrence L. Sands, formerly resi-
dent of Fairmont, and for several
years president of the bank, has re-
signed his position with the Wheel
ing institution and accepted the po-
sition of president of the First-Sec-
tond National Bank OF Pittsburgh.
The board has elected DR.. John l..
Dickey, of Wheeling, to succeed Mr..
Sands.
! WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. To-
Several months ago when the fed
'eral government bank examiners
closed the Pittsburgh bank, the mat
ter of organization was discussed.
The directors looked about the coun-
try for men of ability and trust
to effect this reorganization. With
in n few days came the announce,
ment that l.. E. Sands, president O
the National Exchange Bank, OF
this city, would direct the bank.
Local financiers heard the an
Inouncement with fear, for well they
knew that Mr.. Sands would not be
able to give his attentions to two
such large institutions. Finally
came the official announcement that
.he had accepted the presidency OF
the Pittsburgh bank, one of the
largest banking institutions of the
country. AEr. Sands has offered his
beautiful Island home for sale.
Mr.. Lawrence E.. Sands was born
at Fairmont, w. Va, Auugst 4.
1859. He was educated in the, pub
lie schools and graduated, from the
Fairmont state normal school. From
1876 to 1880, he was employed at
the National bank of Fairmont and
in 1880 he came to this city and en-
tered the National bank of West Vir-.
ginia. as corresponding clerk. In a
short time he became assistant to
John Wagner, his father-in-law and
cashier of the bank. Upon the death
of Mr.. Wagner he became cashier of
the bank.
In 1895 he was elected cashier OF
the National Exchange bank and in