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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-30

SMALL Missouri farm, either 10. 20,
80 or 40 acres (you take your
choice regardless OF sized; also 8
town lots and 800 shares IN success.
full 900 acre orchard company with
two canning factories and full equip
ment. all for only $500; IS down nd
S. monthly without interest or taxes
VIII pay round trip railway fare Of
buyers PayIn snts stop In case OF
death. Write for photographs ana
fun information. willis A. Munger.
144 \, Y. Life. Kansas City, Mo.
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Daily Stock Letter.
copyright, 1914, by the New YORK
Evening Post.l

Copyright, 1914, by the New YORK
Evening Post.l
NEW YORK, April 3o.-At home
and abroad the stock exchanges dur
ing most of today's business, con
tinuets the reponse to the remarkable
change in two critical situations
which had been weighing cavity on
financial confidence. AS we can see
it now this present week is likely TO
occupv a sin gularly interesting place
in the financial as we'll as polltlcal
position of the year. A sequence or
most gloomy forbodings in both direc-
t;ons of the skies, cleared with such
startling suddenness In the Ulster
dif,cultv as we'll as the Mexican en-
tanslemeut The market today gave
soma heed to possible obstacles ana
therefore moved most deliberately
Pint the course OF prices was upw ARD
again at London and New YORK. Our
own market very properly gave atteh-
ton to the Kansas City report On WIN
fer wheat. which named condatioh
of $751; percent as against &c lately
assigned to 1t by the government ~!
as against a percentage OF Ky - last
Years April estimate Of thu state. An
increase Of no less than million
acres in the states planted area Is
, also reported.
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EDUCATIONAL FILMS
FOR SUNDAY. SCHOOL
Christian Church Branch VIII Try
Out Interesting Plan on
Saturday..
TContributed.]

Contributed
On Saturday afternoon at $3.50 the
First Christian Sunday school will
give a motion picture entertainment
for the young people of the Sunday
School. In the evening at 7:45 and
$50 entertainments will be given for
the benefit OF the older members OF
the school At each of The three en-
tertainments there will be no admis-
sion charged. The films which will
he used will be Home. Sweet Home,
and THE Petrified Forests of Ar1-
zona."
The First Christian Sunday school
is planning to present some religious
or institutional film and some educa-
tional films each Saturday for the
benefit of those attending the Sunday
school,. It is thought that the show
ing Of Bible scenes in moving pictures
and also edcational and inspiratlonal
scenes will be helpful to the members
Of the Sunday school.
The motion picture machine is be-
ing used more and more each year In
schools, colleges. Young Mems Chris
tian Associations, and in church work,
and the making of scenes real In The
molten picture can be no more OBJ
iectionable than viewing scenes
shown bv stereoptican, in photo
graph Or in a painting. The pictures
are brought to the mind with sufficient
clearness by the motion picture TO
make It real and fix more definite
impression In the minds Of those
viewing the picture or course. care
must be exercised in the selection or
the films. and il IS planned that no
films be used unless they have peen
censored by the pastor OF the church
or the Sunday school superintendent
There is no more objection "a
Eusing church for living scenes such
as those portrayed by the scenes
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tracing dOne by j. w. henderson,.
Give ME a call. Phone Black 9CS.
LAND OPPORTUNITIES the
great Denver district. Plant your
dollars in land and watch them grow.
Information regarding Great Denver
District can be supplied by S. N. VIII
kins, First National Bank Building,
erosion. Iowa. Write him without
further delay and have him send you
literature about a district which j.
Ogden Armour says: II think the ter
ritory of which Denver is the center
has tie greatest growth ahead Of it OF
anv part of this great country. You
have the climate. fertile soil. great re-.
sources. and everything that is neei-
ed" Land will be higher In this see
ton next year. No better Investment
than good land we'll located. This 10
your opportunity.
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Party was Enjoyable One.

The Rocelle Club Girls entertained
their friends at one of the most de-
lightful dancing parties of the sea
son last evening at Hibernian hall.
The grand march was formed at $3.50
and was led by Mr.. Jos Greaves ana
Miss Lucy Rovane after which the
following programme was rendered:
Grand March
Two step-Reaux Esprtts.
Waltz-Jordit D'Amour.
Two step-Maxixe Briolette.
Waltz-Isle D'Amour.
Two step-While They we're Dane
ing Around.
Waltz-My Jewel
Schottische-Girl from Philippine
Isle.
Two step-Too Much Mustard.
Waltz-sympathy.
Two step-Uncle Silas.
WaItz-vision of Salome.
Two stsp-He'd Have to Get Under
waItz-Nights of Gladness.
Three step-Three Twins.
Two step-Pepperpot.
Waltz-Just Moment.
Two step-Leg O Mutton.
Waltz-Tell Taylor's.
The receiving committee consisted
of the following young ladies VINO
are memb ers of the club: Ruth Mill
err Genevieve Crotty, Grace Kennedy
Catherine Tigue and Anna Welsh
while the entertaining committee in
cluded Helen Finigan, Julia Moeller'
Mary Gredell Maria Moeller. Colletta
Moeller. Mildred Powers and Lucy no
yaue. The mothers Of the club girls
were the chaperons.
The out Of town guests were MT.
Bnrns Anderson. Edw. Kane. Miss
DuIcs Crowder. lyeith Hosford. Ethel
karr of Hamilton. Ill: Walter Nord-
strom, Chicago, H.: Lee Henkieman'
Davenport, Ia: Mr.. Kaufman. Peoria,
Ill: Loretta Smith. Helen Weber. TT.
Madison. Ia: Leo Oschner, Nauvoo,
III; Jno. Bowen, James Hattsn.
Myrtle Hatten. Ella Hatten. Montrcse,
Punch was served during the even
ing and the music was furnished pE
Agnes orchestra. The party was
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Entertains for Mother.

Mrs. Victor C. Peterson pleasantly
entertained a company Of ladies at
her home, 917 Ridge street in honor
of her mother, Mrs. Callahan, and
Miss Nancy Larson. 1t being both
ladies' birthday. they received many
pretty and useful presents. Refresh
ments were served and the guests de-
parted wishing Mrs. Callahan and
Miss Larson many happy returns of
the day.
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PERSONALS.

= O. BOYD went to Louisiana, Mo.
t]fs afternoon where he viii attend
the annual Commercial club banques
and deliver an address.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-2S5 acre farm, FIVE miles
from Weldon Iowa, all under cult
walton and in grass. lays gently roll
ing, large barr, fair house, double
corn cribs and machine shed. several
other outbuildings, all fenced and
cross fenced. school half mile. Price
$4,000 per acre.
100 acres. one mile from town. good
markets. school and churches, seven
room house, splendid new horse and
cattl, barns. all fenced and cross
fenced with woven wire, mostly cedar
posts, lays gently rolling. abundance
OF water, new orchard. all under cul-
tivation and grass, all land tillable.
Price 1880 per acre: terms easy.
so acres. one mile from town. good
schools and churches, splendid mar
kets. lays gently rolling. six room
house, good barn and other ont build
ings, plenty fruit. abundance wat@r
all fenced and cross fenced. Prlce
s1l0 90 per acre: terms easy.
These farms all lay in the famous
Weldon prairies and are barga MS. Ad-
dress or call on F. l.. Hall. cashier OF
Weldon Savings bank, Weldon, Iowa.
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Mentor Club Today.

Mrs. George w. Delaplaine. Mrs.
w. G. Blood and Mrs. Emma Kill
bourne Wright were readers at The
Mentor club today at the home of Mrs.
j. A. NJ. Collins. The topic was His
torical and Picturesque Scotland. and
was illustrated with many beautiful
pictures.
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FOR RLlST-A nice three r.oofn apart
ment, private hath and piano; also
two room apartment. 32S North
Fourth street. Phone Red $50.
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WANTED-Good man to handle
board and restaurant feature of
large Country club. A money making
proposition for four or five months.
Address G. A. j., care Gate City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-30
Secretary Of State Thinks Legislature
Intended Less Than 500 Names
to Petition to Bar
Candidacy.
COURT FIGHT POSSIBLE
Mandamus Action May Follow If Lo-
cal Mans Advisors See Fit to
Test Provisions oil
Law.

takes the view that it was the inten-
ton of the legislature that no man
with less than 500 names. to his petit
ton could become non-partisan candi-
date for district Judge. This is made
evident by a letter which he has
written John NJ. Dawson, attorney,
who is representing w. J. Roberts.
Mr.. Roberts filed his nomination pa
pers with fifty names on the petition.
Mr.. Allen has refused to issue the
certificate.
Mr.. Dawson said today that he had
not had time to further confer with
Mr.. Roberts, or to look up the vari-
Gus provisions OF the law aside from
the ones he quoted in sending the
papers to Des Moines. II he finds
that there is ground for such action
he expects to start mandamus pro-
ceedings. Mr.. Dawson was former at
torney general of Missouri. If he
starts proceedings against Mr.. Allen
he will be opposed by Attorney Cen
eral Cosson who will represent the
state.
In his letter enclosing Mr.. Roberts
nomination papers which had between
fifty and seventy-fve names. Mr..
Dawson says:
Overlooked Two Districts.
ut seems the legislature Gid not
have in mind judicial districts COM
posed wholly Of one county each sucn
as Lee and Dubuque. and as the legis-
laturs did have in mind judicial dis
trict composed Of one county, which
was Polk county, assures us that 1t
overlooked Lee and Dubuque coun-
ties
Further on in his letter Mr.. Daw-
son claims that Roberts papers are
entitled to be nled under this clause
of the law, And the name Of any can
didate shall not be printed upon the
primary ballot OF any county OF such
district where petition signed by the
required fifty qualified electors is
not fled
In reply to his letters, Secretary
Allen holds that the provisions OF
chapted 25 apply to a county with
population of $4,000 at time of pass
age of law.
Must Have $4,000?
I'm considering the gu estion before
us" Mr.. Allen writes, I'VE need not
have in view at any time chapter 20,
and even If We did it could not be
applied on account Of the population
h sing less than $4,000"
Secretary Allen contends that the
five sections of chapter 104 relate to
the non-partisan primary and are not
supplemental to the general primary
laws.
Secretary Allen further declares
that in his opinion no man could be
a candidate for the district bench who
din not have 500 names on his petit
tion. This he thinks was the intent
of the legislature 1t needs 5000
names for a petition for the supreme
bench. he says, and Il think the
legislature had in mind that no man
could be a candidate who failed TO
nrocure less than 500 names
The secretary of state adds in his
letter that he is sorry to have to re-
fuse Mr.. Roberts certificate as ne
"a good friend Of his and he be-
lieyes would make good man for the
district bench. He expresses regret
at Mr.. Roberts illness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-30

FOR RENT-Six room house. 12O
North Fourth street. See Il. Z
Rrowplee. Fourth and Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-30

For RENT-Fnrnished house. keep
iny rooms. PA Concert street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-30

FOR RENT-very desirable room at
3os North Second street
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WANTED.

WANTDD-Lady solicitor for well
paying line Of household articles.
Phone Red 1873.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENTING. 31S \. Third street,
ten rooms and bath. Inquire at NO.
222 Morgan street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-30

Mrs. ". A. tsrownen viii leave this
evening for HALEY. Idaho. 10 visit
her son for the summer.
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FOR RFNT-Three modern furnished
rooms for light housek eepinS. $3.50
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FOR SAI<E-One ceiling fan, adapted
to new current Address ran,
this Off ce.
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Honor Former Teacher.

Miss Wilcox of Chicago who sew
eral years ago was a teacher IN the
Keokuk high school, is the guest OF
Miss Bertha Read Craig this week
She is a teacher of German and his
tory of art in one Of the Chicago
high schools. She has been the guest
at number of small parties where
she has met old friends and made new
ones.
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WANTED-Nicely furnished five or
six room house; must be reaty
Nav 20. References exchanged X.
Y. 2.
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social succes scored by the Rocelle
Club Girls.
Home From Convention.
Mrs c. NJ Rich and Miss Hab-
enicht returned yesterday from St.
Louis, where they attended the ma
tional convention of public health
nurses. The report of the work done
in the Keokuk Visiting Nurse associa-
ton received the highest commenda-
ton by the officers of the national
organization. It showed greater
proportion of work done than was
shown by some associations in five
or six years time.
Valley Aid Society.
The Valley NJ. E. Aid society will
hold their next meeting May 6. at
the home of Mrs Loving, Eighteenth
and Bank street, from 2 until 4 o'clock.
Ladies Auxiliary to =. o. o. e. Or
aanized.
Fort Madison Gem City: Ft. Madi-
son F. o. O. Il. No. 1887 hall was the
scene OF an organization Of ladies
auxiliary last evsning. There were
thirty-eight ladies that became char
ter members to the local organize
ton. They were installed by the fol-
lowing officers of the Keokuk lodge:
Mrs. Anna E. Johnson, presid ent;
Mrs. d. R. Howard. senior vice; Mrs.
Nellie Glazier, past president; Miss
Blank, chaplain; Mrs. Viele Mckenzie.
secretary. and Mrs. Jennie Read.
treasurer, and twenty-five members.
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Read The Daily Gate City. 100
Ter week
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THE WANT COLUMN

Fer week. All South Tenth street.
Phone 80.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman to sell
Spirella corsets in Keokuk. Ad-
dress State Manager, care Gate City.
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WANTED-Plain sewing to do at
home. children's rompers a special
ty. 1925 Bank.
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Chance to be Convinced.
Nav Party Preparations.

Elaborate preparations are being
made for the May party tomorrow
afternoon, given by the Ladies of
Charity in the Knights of Columbus
hall. I. is the first party given by
the ladies', to which all their friends
are invited The other social Affairs
have been membership parties, but
this is open to all,ladies of the city.
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MISCElLAN:OCS.

PLASTERING, and patching and con-
tracing done by J. W. Henderson.
Give ME a call. Phone Black 9CS.
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FOR SALEIGentle driving horse,
new buggy and harness. COS So 2nd
ENQUIRE Mrs Allencourt. Phone black
TOO.
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LOST.

IOST-Silver mesh bag contlning
money, on O'Clock Warsaw car
Return to Gate City
Office. Reward.
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FOR SALE-Two gentle. young driv.
ing horses. Call 1874.
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or six room house
on south side below Fifteenth
street, by May 5. Phone number 1870.
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WANTED-S Stock to pasture, cattle
$10O per head, horses $l.50 per
head. Mrs. Mary Haisch, route l.
Keokuk. Phone 230O-F-13.
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Chicken pie New potatoes
Pickles Jelly Hot rolls
Fruit salad with mayonnaise Waters
Ice cream Assorted cake
Coffee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-28
w Hurley
Ends | HIS / Life !! z
FARMER ON BOOTHS CREEK
NEAR MON0NGAHi SHOT AND
KILLED HIMSELF. ~ u

Williams. Hurley. a prominent,
Marion county farmer resttiing on
iBcotlisgcreek; near Mbnongnh, Eepm:
.niitiedl suicide last seYening9Dytnheot-
lngShimselft slirnngli Tie head. Mr.
IHnrldy was q married man, tbnt for
Asme; time hal fnotfresidedswlth9h
Ifanii,y2and had Elead ian Isolated. lii
,6nshts farms lie had been ein ID de-
;apenlentsmood for como time:
55MrAHurieyi had boon sspperlntonls
ihgsthei@prlHof some boys who were
pictslngsanples on his farm ana left
th1m ;ssaying lie was goingF toEthe
house tolie;downl us lie wasinotSwells
a. short white later tie reportEof Q
revolver. was heard and when an IN
:yestigatlon was made by tho boys
iEl2a iSseyelle a Don glass Carlton
Hurley lad fired "a bullet through
Ills mouth. penetrating Tie roof %!
hts mouth aud ,entering the brain.
lIurleywas a ed s q years:
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!. For Z oite ring
THOMAS FLYNN AND MRS. NC.
FAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
D0LIARS EACH.

Thomas Flynn and Mrs. Moray,
the couple arrested for lettering to-
gethcr in "a house on Water street
Sunday morning were fined $500
each by Mayor Bowen last night. y
The accused were represented by
Attorney Harry Shaw, who after the
fine was imposed by the mayor gave
motto. that the case would DO ap=
pealed. (, .55 sj.3 Il, ]. j,,iS,,l.s
AT the trial the couple Omitted
being together in The house but ii
was claimed that Flynn had rented "a
room of Mrs. McFayS and had no evil
Intentions There is a door between
the room Of the man and the woman
which Is covered by a curtain but
when the police raided the place
carly Sunday morning, they found
the woman's clothing scattered in
both of the rooms.
City Solicitor Haggerty represent.
ed the cityiat the trial.
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COURT NEWS
Deeds Filed

00Eub srllCu.ls ~ - " - I 4
Deeds were yesterday filed with
the county clerk for recording as fol-
lows: IN 's J
d. s. vanzandt and wife to fsycaS
moe Land Company, a parcel Of land
on Buffalo Greek in Warrington dis.
'trict: consideration ST. and other
valuable Consideration.
"A. M, Straight land Husband to Icis
kenneds atparcel Of land on Tarsi
ney's Run. In Paw Paw district
consideration Stand SoG Tier valuable
Elizabetll Stevenson Abernatlly
and husband, ct ais. e! James NJ:
Watson. thes one fourth Interest ina
parcel % lana on Benoni avenue In;
the cry Of Fairnont consideration,
50 and other valuable nsilcrat ion,
p, r. Morgan, trust BE-. to Matte
Laynlan, parcel Of land in the
First ward OF the city ofs lsairmont;l
consideration sS50.
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p1pp \ THEATRE b n; aiIl RE:

fyttlf - r. sfs y - = 81
Ms Pickett. manager Of Fair:
ment' 5.ropuiara play s1ioMse. isvltes ali
SGhGol children tomorrow t,Eednes-
say morning. 4 o. 30 O'clock, to 500
he 8 Great Million Dollar Nlyster.'
moving picture Rec OF CHARGE!
This picture - a wonderful story;
the first sericsswill be shown tompr.
row. Parents Should sec that the
children DO not nrissSthis asst % tho
treat Of the season. WI \
4 The Associate Players put on IN
extra bill OF six first class acts in.
vaudeville: There is plenty Of. cons
edy throughout the bill. Holly and
Buster, the child wonders. In sing
ing and dancing act. are two clever
children, the girl being s years old,
while the boy IS only s years OF age.
They are a lively pair and keep,
things going while on the stage. The
bill closes with q popular cabaret act
10 people in the cast.
To-day, pathe Weekly.
Tomorrow, Million Dollar Mystery.
Friday Adventures Of Kathleen.
Perils of Pauline, Friday, Aug. d.
AIatinees daily, 500 p. m. Even
ings, 7.45Sg:15.
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Birthday Party.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hawkins, 81
Pleasant Valley, entertained q large
number Of friends Saturday evening.
The affair was In honor OF Mrs.
HAWKINS birthday anniversary and
was q very enjoyabl BE one. Games tof
various kinds afforded amusement
for the guests and during the eyens
ling a tempting course Of refresh
ments was served. Among those
ntSwerres Mrs. Lawrence Spring.
er, Lucille Springer Mary Springer,
Pauline Springer. Lewis swearingen,
Carol 6Hawkins. Elsie Springer, Rus
sell Swearingen. K therinel Springer,
Katherine Hawkins. N. L. Hawkins,
Lucille Hull, Mildred Hawkins. Mr.
and Mrs. Z. =. Hawkins. Mary Hir=
ons, Of Pittsburgh; Icie Nichols,
Neya3 Carlow, Ras Tuning, Ed sSwears
ingen, Mr.. and Mrs Z. R. Hawkins,
Clyde Linn, Eva Wilson, Ruby Linn,
Gerald MeAllister, Marjorie Linn,
sybil Wilson, Mrs. r. Richard. Mrs.
Ed. SWearingen, Mrs. Harvey Dodd,
Mrs: Sam Hull, Z Mabel Stanley, Mat.
tie cambridge, Mary Barnes, Law
renee Linn Nellie Raikes, PanlsRule,
]. W Harr, Elsie Hawkins. Joe Nor
gan, Rilla sBainbridge, Wiley Quincy,
SPearle Richards. Myrtle Miller,
Mary Richards, Pill Lynn, Edna De:
Vault, Charley Dexter, Clarence Nix
on ryfshaver. Harry Nichols, Rus.
sell Nichols. Anna Miller, g eraldiHc;
Wicker, Il Goldie Rowand, Marjorie
Stanley, jay Carlow, Paul Thomp-
son, marguerite Stanley, Bernice
Carpenter, Warren Carpenter. Lewis
swearingcn, I. satterfleld. Corrine
Springer. Blanche RoWand. Charles
Lee, Bonnie Caldwell, Lillian Gala
hue, Hazel Linn. Logan Jackson,
Beryl IIarr. Tbelma Fleming. Bert
Stanley Fred Hawkins, B Weenie
Linn. Darrell Linn. L. Morgan, Car
roll ICELAND, Lewis Williams. Willie
Morgan Z. +. LinnSLena Hayhurst.
Allan Clelland, Harold Rule, Goldie
satterfield, chas. Hartley. Harry
Lanham.: Arnold Fleming, Brady
Thompson, Nellie Dillow, Alpha
Rowand, Opal Vance, o. w. Radford,
Esther Barnes, jesse shacklefordi
Dale Vance. Dallas satterfield, Ma
|ric Tomlinson, Ada shackleford,
Georgia Thomas, Emma Hawkins.
Clarence Knight. Lewis Williams,
Orland French, Nellie Hawkins. Mrs.
Scott Springer, NJ. and Airs. Dexter,
Frank Bariles, Glenn 4Ttaikcs. Lula
fitil N5itIIR Ia he l1.ttt ssIt
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Picnic for Guests.

A picnic. party went to Traction
Park this afternoon on the one
o'clock chr. The affair was arranged
complimentary to Miss Gretta Mich
OILS. of Surichsyille Ohio. and Mr..
barry Mel ioyiand Mr.. I.emon.S OF Ma
rion. ohio.!@ho arc visiting here. " y
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N4'SStt tsfs 10 filtftl gsi1.b n ''t6tSsigf4
LOSES BOTH HIS LEGS.

% SHARON. Pa:sJuiy rs. Running
10 catch an Erie train. last evening
Patrick Mcdonald, AZ years old of
Scranton Pa ,fell under the wheels
and bothl legs; were cut off,. He'w;ts
taken TO ,Bsull Hospital. He probably
will fdie. ). il n; ]. .;,f, IA Y, ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-28
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Mr. and 2AIrs Sstipshawer, afE Golf
almbia street. will leave Thursday fes
Atlantic City. rs stItii x &
4; Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose willimovq
fnta few tlaysSf from The Alnn9ngaliels
Bank building to- the IA tlfas property
in I,ridgesal!cy. Il II.
~ Misses lila and Esther Bent OF
Huntington. are guests Of Mrs. Flor
encob Gray: They are enrn,ite to
Their home from aiseyerai weeks Wis;
HAT Hallccl;. q. I s. M z. :