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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-09
.CIT,Il!zEN8 PoIlIcE

fHHlCAGO springs new eshonE either more nor
less than a citizen policeman every block At
meeting OF police captains and businessmen the
approved and force OF 900 special Officers
is to be appointed by the Mayor not expected that
the resident policeman will be called upon to intervene
In clothes line fights to grapple with hodup men or
burglars escort bibulous neghbor to the
police station but his specified duties likely to prove
Just as perilous his peace mind The Mayors card
OF appointment which will be his sole warrant will res
quire him the to the
Health Department and suspected Infringement Of the
police regulations to that department. ss
It has been yrically asserted that the polIcemans
lot is not happy but must be bed Of roses
to the lot Of those citizen Chicago once the neigh
bors identify them The police representative in the
block will be as popular as German in London. IN;
about six months at furthest will have the choice Of
leaving block quitting the force stickit
out that long.
But 1t is fine idea paper It looks almost as easy
as creating an army OF million men over night until
tits tried "a 5fS
INTEREST IN SUFFRAGE MEETING.
HI oCAL women who are adherents Of the cause Of
women's suffrage greatly interested in the com:
ing suffrage meeting which is scheduled for three
days in Huntington, starting Nov 1s. The meeting is
held under the auspices Of the West Virginia womens
Suffrage association and the local organization lis en-
titled to 10 delegates at this meeting. The delegates
were selected at q meeting held at the home of Mrs.
Allie Raymond yesterday afternoon. Many prominent
women of this city will attend the meeting of the organ.
zaon and delegates from practically every big city
In the state will be in attendance the meeting It is
anticipated that many important plans will be formula
ted at this meeting for the of womens suffrage
The suffrage question will be one the important is.
sues at the next general election be held in West Viz
gina and the women Of the state are planning to make
aygorous fight for the right Of ballot
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-09

CHARLEsToN-on application OF
L. P. Graham, OF Hinton, an alter:
native writ OF mandamus, return.
ablo November is, was recently
allowed by tho Supreme Court OF APP.
peals, with the object OF compelling
the mayor and council of Hinton to
call an election under the new city
charter provided for by act Of the leg.
'islature at last winters session at
Moundsvillc.
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3ELksl ENTERTAIINJIM,l,Al,s,o1N

The Benevolent Prote ctlye order q
Elks have opened up their entire
mouse to the visiting Masons for the
time they are in Fairmont. The
Elks' Club Is one OF the most com,
Portable places in the city and \ the
5Masons apprec iate greatly the Kind.
ness Of the Best People on Earth.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-09

Is MoUNDsvILLE-The social com.
.mtttee OF the Moundsville Lodge
No. 2S2, B. P. o. Elks. have already
began preparations for tho big
Thanksgiving dance. to be held
Thanksgiving evening. The affair
will no doubt be tho biggest social
event OF the entire season.
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HUNTINGToN-The first ship.
ment Of trees for use under the new
municipal planting plan, are expected
to arrive here soon from tho Gra>
ham nurseries of Rochester, N. Y.
Sites. on which to plant them have all
ready been selected by the engineer
ing department. These trees are In
tended to be a demonstration OF ex-
lcellent results which may be accom-.
.plished by systematic selecting and
planting. Z Ii ~ L,
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BUCKHANNoN-Hon. James s.
Darst, state auditor, was in town last
week looking after his political fences.
Mr.. Darst Is a candidate for the Re,
publican nomination for governor,
and lis already beginning to make an
active canvass. During his long ex,
periencein state, governmental affairs,
he has made a large number Of friends
and acquaintances, and he will be u
formidable candidate. 4. h
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Future European tourists will be bothered a lot to
pick out the old historic ruins from the new
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-09

HuNTINGToN==Miss Ward. OF
Cincinnati, Y. W. GA; field secre.'
,tary for Ohio and West Virginia.;
Mr.. barrow, Of the Maryland .agricul-
ttural college, and the Rev. Mr.. Brin;
nenstool, of Wheeling, are here under
the auspices of the Young Mems and
Young Women's Christian Associa.
itions. They are giving a series OF
lectures in chapel and also at even.
ings in, the churches OF the town. Mr..
Brinnenstool will conduct a series Of
Ieyange1istic services next week in the
Baptist church. u Il Il n. *
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PARKERsBURG Frank G. Fettyy,
agent OF the Cairo and Kama
wha railroad, Conductor Earl Smith
and John Nuzum were badly hurt at
Cairo, near here, yesterday morning
when a number Of freight cars o. y
Baltimore and Ohio train jumped the
track at the junction and demolished
the station. Traffic was held up sew
eral hours.
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War ethics are strange things It's not fair to poison
water. but ita all right to poison air.
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"a DISTINGUISHEDI GATHERING.

HE people Of Fairmont appreciate to its full worth
the compliment that was paid to them by the grand
bodies Of the West Virginia Masonic fraternity
when they decided to hold this years meeting in this
city and they will do all they can to make the stay Of
the visitors here pleasant one.
Masonry and the political, Industrial and commercial
history of the state are closely linked Many Of the
most prominent of West vrginias sons have been mem
bers Of the ancient fraternity and always the order
stands for progress and the things that are best in ey
cry public and private activity. 2
On behalf of the people Of Fairmont The West Viz.
ginan extends welcome TO the visitors and supple.
ments it with the hope that their visit here will be
pleasant one in every way. 529ls SSs X
Gaby's back! You see 1t. too, when she wears
some Of those new costumes.
War ethics are strange things. It's not fair to poison
water. but it'a all right to poison air.
Future Eur ,pean tourists will be bothered lot to
pick out the old historic ruins from the new.
Wireless telephone has finally reached across, the
ocean. What are the wild waves saying" about!it?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-09

Wireless telephone has finally reached across, the
ocean. What are the wild waves saying aboutit?
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\. BITS OF
ST tie NEWS
!, CHA! CHARLES LES !, TOWN TOWN r Judgments

CHARLES TOWN - Judgments
aggregating $4,000 have been
filed here, It became known toda;,
against Col. John 7. McGraw, Demo.
cratic national Committeeman from
West Virginia, and number Of his
business associates. The judgments
were obtained in the Taylor county
court and put on record here because
Col. McGraw has important real es.
tate holdings in this county, includ.
Ing his handsome country home near
Charles Town.
The suits were the outgrowth OF the
closing of a. bank at Grafton, OF which
he was a director. .i
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Gabys back! You can see 1t, too, when she wears
some of those new costumes. 2.
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MT. PLEASANT, 0.

MT. PLEASANT. O.. Aug s-Miss
Alma HoEe has returned home after
pleasant visit with friends in this place
DR. and Mrs. Beatty and family. OF
Lima are visiting az the home OF her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Addison Burris
Miss Elizabeth Lupton f. visiting re-
latives IN Alliance.
Mrs. James Koch and daughter. Mar
garet. % Bridgevilie. Pa. are visiting
a. the home OF her sister. Mrs. Floyd
Mr and Mrs. Chambers McConahey
and his mother. Mrs. y. J. McConahcy.
lcft last Monday for Rochester s. ~
FOR the chautauquh.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Brown and
daughter, Of Alliance. returned home "a r.
ter a visit with her mother. Mrs Mary
Moore.
Mr. Frank Bone f. on the sick list
Miss Rachel Moore f. home from
school az New Athens. to visit her
mother.
Mrs. Helen Burke and daughter. Mary.
have returned home after a visit with
her cousin. Mrs. Audley Rhodes ~ Ray
land
Miss Kate Mcconahey returned q,
Pittsburgh Monday. after pleasant
visit with her mother. Mrs. y. J. Me-
Conahey
Miss GRACE Woods. Of Upland. f. here
% spend q few weeks With her sister
Mrs. wallace Weatherson.
Miss MARJORIE Catteu BE- home after
helping 20 superintend the normal
school az Smithfeld
Mrs. Rem Griffith was taken 20 the
hospital FOR serious operation
Mrs Martin has returned home after
pleasant visit with her sister a.
Wellsville. D.
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ARMSTRONG; MILLS

ARMSTRONGs MILLS. o.. Aug. s.
Mis- Gertrude Mohley is visiting friends
al Barton.
Mr. and Mrs. elem Jones and chill
drcn. Of Pittsburgh. are the guests OF
sir and Mrs. Jerry Dixon. on Route /.
John ;. Rush has moved into his new
home
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shepherd visit
I'd friends az Kelsey and attended church
services "a Concors last sunday
Lightning struck the sheep house OF
=. q. McGoughy on last Thursday even
ing and entirely destroyed the building.
Toe directors OF the Peoples TeIe-
phone company held their regular
monthly meeting on saturday afternoon
Of last week Ways and means OF Inn
proving the service b. the chief matter
Of business before the board. There Is
considerable complaint because OF the
poor service and the company Be- trying
20 devise some means Of accomplis hin
the neces sary Improvements.
Rev. H. q. Wilkinson and wife. ~
bucyress. are spending their vacation
ncr wilkinson. on Armstrong Ridge
A party composed Of MeEzrs Charlie
LinEs and his friend Mr. Carpenter. Of
Wheeling. and Misses Josie and NNrta
Lingo. OF Kelsey. spent SUNDAY visit
Ing az the home OF q. J. Moblcy
" g. Graham has again accp pied hts
position ON the q. & T.. railroad ana Will
shortly move his family TO Bcllairc
Rev. James clark and wife left on
Monday morning Ear Cleveland. where
they viii spend week visiting and
from there they will go TO Canada
" mere they viii visit friends.
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON. W Va. Aug S.-The an
uual west virginia Eautet Assembly,
opened a. brosddus College. phiIippi.
On Iucsday morning with nearly four
state present and will remain in Sc
sion until the first o. next week Graz
~ had nearly q dozen delegates among
those present
The county assessor has Just conrIst.
% his report on the Valuations ri the
snnNln that the total valuation is gf3-
t5t.aIo. Tho report shows little dfrrr.
ence when compared with last years re-
one OF the greatest crowds that ever
was present ~ au outing ~ any sort
BOP thi" county was present Thursds. -
the annual ail-dav picnic - the Creation
iaFh. under The general direction of tbe
Merchants Association business vaa
~ a standstil tn the CITY banks ana
stores ~ all sorts were closed. and al
Hnrt every one l1id aside business
cares Tor the dav and Joined with me
merchants fn their annual ouffur
Master Mtghaui" ST o. Oaks. tn rh4rae
on Vie local H a. p railroad shors has
res.Ensd biz position. effective August
teen named SIR oaks ha. slrspi,.i 5-
Important position with the TsNaa-r.aI-
1c railroad
Following o. raid By the cif, and ,o,,r.
~ gHirora on several ulcarrs suaps.faf
,I n.luF hffnt unIfrrH f1r buHfIrEErrs.
a.d convicted Of violating the ugu.r
Jaw They we're fined and given I.u
.ent'n.sH also The first day uut with
iN. prisoner" Hf hard work Hr. .r the
men Jam away and sH.sued snI the 80.
nrd DAY two more OF Them dashed far
rsurht but the 1rirers erpe-f ,a .r.
rrThenH tnr fuEIrlNea In r few fara
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CADlZ, OHIO

cADIz, o. Aus. S.--Frsncis Wagner
Is here from Fairmont.
Al Mctaddsn b. here from coshocton.
halPh Hanna Of columbus Is the guest
OF y. A. Hanna
Frank Havnor 10 here from steuben-
Miss lorna Nevin is here from Ellz-
Edwin Arnold vas Up from stsuben-
Mr. aud Mrs. Paul McFadden were
W from ste4beuvllle. SUNDAY.
..il 9oinsS or Irnfford. Pa. r.
L. ". InEIs1right and daughter vera
mere from Martins Ferry ou saturday.
Miss Helen Davidson Of ingram. Pa
week
T.. y. Johnson or Freeport was a
business visitor in Cadiz on Saturday.
=. :. McNames who has been with
relatives for two weeks in New York
city has returned home
Mrs Martha Hanna n East Orange.
y j.. Is the guest OF Miss Mary r. Han
Mrs W. y Richey Of steubenvine. i-
ne guest Of her mother. Mrs. Mary
Miss Catherine Lyons OF Washington
lily. Is the guest Of her relatives. Miss
Kate Lyons and father.
Mrs. George knrfheld and daughter
Of Steubenville are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. J %. Morley.
clyde udkins Of Clevslanf was the
guest over sunday OF his wife and Mrs.
FSauk McGavran-
Miss Isabel Mcconnell has returned
from the Carnegie Library school OF
fittshuFgh ana II the guest 81 Mr. and
Mrs. ~ b. Mcconnell.
Ralph Cunningham wa down from
cleveland and spent the day with his
parents and his family. Mr.. Cunnin CHAM
viii move 20 Cleveland soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r.. smith Of Bridge
port were sunday guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred +. Sheriff and other friends
Ia this city.
j. J.. Quigley left Thursday for an
extended visit with his relatives In CHI
csgo and Richfield. MIN.
Miss Laura George - Pasadena who
has been the guest OF Mrs H. Cunning
ham and cousin Mrs. W O. Potts has
gone 20 New York city.
Mrs. Charles Davis Of Manchester Ia
Is the guest OF her brother Mr.. Harry u
Hill, and her mother. Mrs. Netue Hin
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SISTERSVILLR

ri-TEE-N WILLIE vs.. Va. Aug . SER.
"... fI. remains OF fhe late Nra
.'-r. Inr ~ ri W0nfIHwr. " url
ifI Dr. IIffahIrgH MONDAY. were held
from fHr home ~ rrr mother Wr. f.e-
.' ..IHn-'n Hf 'nt street THura-
Slice Ioia U..f-s Dos returned t-...
'g L.'IaIrr NriH. ate. Ur|rr fra -rrrf
NJ Mise NI|fH Martin
W. It D N..nr... rIs returned from
N N..' .|.I. ".IH relatives bob HrIH
Grove ,ltr Hn1 rHr.sr 30
Nf. FE. HlHsI arH child.
Len george Reeves HrH Marraret havs
friends l- Pitfshurrh
Mir7 N1.Er Pool hHH returned home
Tor Ht.nu.NH HI. HH.E. Iu IffnaH Hn
~. alec Ni.IfTI IH Washington UH||r.
ir.ls'i1 and Halfrfura
hiisa dari tl'rtnu has reformed from
ilIg n HgrEF with rrr rraufmoftar
Mra Gee. rr TIIsfrun
Roland Martin lef TuerIar for
.F.HfIIa u"fIH hH HH. H..Hrf.I H
rH. .IHn wlfH fhe IIare gta 10
NIrH I...fIH Wouffar Nas returned
nome o" veto. nffr. Ia.uF ffs F..at
Hn. Hra FrrI IHrHfT
fr.a been tIeIuHF frs NIes.. I..l.f uI
f.N .I.. N Dove reformed home
Mrs 81 r..Hrsu Hf fHa South
SIDE DR.. Mruur. .r. Goo Rochester IS s.
.r-e sn. ~. r..i' re'a'v-e anf ...rrds
So HrI Mrs Ms.nt ana o..
-.IIfr-r Irff Wriresdar Dol their .ar
1r I.rHrfr""rG whore fheU will .faff
rs hc'ore m7ffsr Nrs Joseph Nor.
sire q. vs. Ksf.,r and aslshst,r Me-
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C0LERAIN


.C,,o,I.ERAiN. o. Aug s.-Niiss Rachel
Williams, OF New Athens, H. the guest
OF Miss Virginia Fox az this place.
Mrs. Jennie Harriet. OF wheeling. T.
The guest OF her sister. Mrs. Deborah
Mr. and Mrs John Nader and daush-
terE, Margaret and Virginia and son.
William. Of Martins Ferry. spent sun
dap afternoon at the home Of AIR. and
Ms. g. A. Miller az this place.
Mise Helen Bailey. who has been vis-
ltng her brother A. Pittsburgh and
Thursday.
Afr. Elmer Hogue. OF .3arnesviile. Ohio,
Is visiting relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. I'D. Steer Ind family. or
the funeral OF hts mother. Mrs. Nathan
Steer
Mrs. sima Walton. Of GAINESVILLE. Is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Ella COLON. who has been visit
ing relatives In SteubcnViile returned
home Saturday.
Miss Mabel Manning. who has been
visiting her sister. Mr.. c. NJ Mitchell.
has returned home
Mr. Merle Wesuske was a Wheeling
sir. and Mrs, @. f. Thomas and family
OF HarrisVillo. Ohio, were callers In
Colersin Thursday evening
Mrs. J. X. Haincs. who has been visit
ing over east has returned home
Mr.. Horace Clark was business
caller In Wheeling Saturday
MI. stephen Hopkins and son. Howard.
81 Martins Ferry. were callers In Cole
Miss May Fox b. suffering with n
broken ankle.
Miss Mildred Cope. OF GAINESVILLE. o..
l. visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs Everett Blue who have
been visiting relatives at BoallsNille
have returned home.
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MANNINGT0N

MANNINGToN. ". Va. Aus s-Mr
ehd Mrs " Bartlett yntvrtain'd
summer dance in an, b.suii'1i minus
room of the Bartlett hotel Thursday
Nehing. IN excellent program % lance
Mrs. X. e. Coulter Mr. aud Mr~ ~. J.
Matthews AR. and Mrs G. q Phillips
Ar. END Mrs.. Arch Cauam. Nj and Mis
ton. Mr. and Mrs. ,. c. cochran. Mr.. aud
MIS- j. N. Fitzpatrick ST. and Mrs
waiter opaN. Me-dames Fred Bcutty,
ballimNcr l.. Blackstone. the Miss.s Mar
garet furbce. Christine Morrison. JOS
ephlne Icffri~s. ida ID bay. Marion shaw.
sarah McLaughlin. Wayne Mcl-aughltn.
Nell Burt. Ora Dent Bertha wade ray
Mead Me>srs. John Llhs. harIss
kunst r. g. Glover ". J. krtuse L..
" huey. Harry Thomas. Philip Pu,z-r.
James McCrca Earl Gawcr. " l..
Mitchell Lawrence Beatty , Murray
Mr. and Mrs. ". e. Grimes. Of keyaer.
are VISITING the latteis parents. AIR. and
Mrs. J. 7. G4mp.
Miss Alice singleton IS visiting
friends in ClnrksbgrE
Miss Josephine IeffrteS. OF Martins
ferry o. is visiting her aunt Mrs. a..
" Bartlett.
Ms. Annie Hart j. visiting reItti,cs
In Stcuben, lille Ohio.
Miss Alice Hewitt returned to-day
after = Nisit with relatives in Cameron.
Rf'iAf =. itffttff - able Co D. out
after an Illness OF several weeks
Hank Woods. Of the Arlington euIin-
airy department. BE- cnyaytng nig vacation
in New York state
The Girls OF SIXTY were entertained
AZ anoth.' ul "a s,ris. Of nirthdBs parties
A. the home OF Mrs Leila fIu,u on
Buffalo street FRIDAY afternoon.
Mrs CARR. Armsuors. OF vincent. %.
and Mr and Mrs. Lyle Campbell. Of
= aumuu's D cras. gr, guests at DR. and
Mrs r. -. Armstrong
Mi- ana Airs. 1-m tuTnahan and baby
have returned after two weeks visit In
OIL city Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e.. Wells and daugh-
ter ere home after a visit az Mountain
Lake Park Md
The MisseH Hartman. who have been
guests Of AIR. and Mrs. u. o. Hollvbauga.
thc past two weeks. have returned to
their home IN Butler. Pa
The Misses Pearl Morgan and Nirxlnia
F. stewart nave returned after Visit
Viii friends tn Grafton
Miss Nellie MCGradN Of .srafton f.
guest or Miss Leila Williamson
tharles Little. who Was operated on
IN Wheelinc for appendicitis - imnrov-
inE rapidly
Mrs. George HopWoud and baby and
Miss Margaret HrpwoCd. nave gone 10
Mountain Lake Isrk Tor few weeks
Mrs e. 4 I.oonrrd is visiting NJ the
. nome or her brother. VIII Sturius. In
Fairmout.
The Misses Nadaine and Jean Eas-
nett. Hele EUrchineI cr Point Marion
] Pa. Miss Beatrice Hail OF Talrnlunt.
are visitors az Roy Scouts az Valley
Falls today.
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5 EEL


NEW YORK. AUG s-RuytnE OF steel
70 ne rolled into bars FOR the manufac-
ture OF high explosive shells. here and
IN Europe was heavy again last week
sEkreEatinE 10000 tons, Domestic bust
ness. however, outside OF structural work.
was not impressive. Among the largest
contracts closed we're % 600 tons OF bill
ieis Tor 100000 shells for Russia TO
o. made an New Jersey. l.20O tons bars
Tor the manufacture OF 20 900 four and
one-lRlf Inch shells for Great Britain:
sa,Ng5 tons billcts to be rolled into bars
IN Europe for 1000. 900 shells FOR France.
10000 tons Of bars 20 be roll a In New
England for export: 10000 tons four
point berbed wire Tor the war zone and
10000 tons steel crop ends FOR Italy
Negotations continue on 1000. no1
three 10 siN inch shells for the allies
that VAL require $50, 900 tons steel 4
machinery maker in Connecticut a. hav-
ing difficulty in placing en- order for
1000 tons steel for screws because OF
me oNer-sold condition OF the mills An
automobile manufacture a. CLOSING for
e"eo tons ~ flat steel Tor zhipmcnt over
the nrst quarter Of 1916.
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ADENA, OHIO

.ADENA o.. Aug. S-Mr and Mr..
Black. OF Hopedsle are Visiting a. the
nome OF at and Mrs. David Shields
Margaret OF smithaeid. who have been
VISITING al the home OF Mrs Emery
stansourry' are nov VISITING IN Clevc-
AIRS. Arnold and children. OF Column
que are Nsitine AZ the Ramsey home.
ytns me guests OF Mr. and Mrs. J. g.
Mr. Oscar Hastings and SOU. Albert
on Dolumbuf. are visiting relatives In
Alr Ray Nunson and Misses Isabel
gro ana Myra MCLauEhliu. VINO have
, ptgn sli'naing FORMAL school az Athens
MISS Sars Adams o. spending her sum
Iner vacation with relatives Ia George
Mics Ada Gummece has reaiep,d tb.
position o. -ueHuurs operator IH me b.
ana J. Telephone Company orice
Ruth CourtrghI or New Phfl.ielnbi,
formerly ~ this place. De- the guest Ia
Miss Edna GoldsborouFh
ssurhter Mary. icft '' rh G2s3sT 9 no
Minneapolis. MIMI where thry ,1fif
" and air- Crawford were caIiars
iu Wheeling. sunday.
.,,,, ~, T,,..r,g' - - Zinc BE- home after a
Lgil Mich. are visiting relatives in
Aiessrs 90 s Mercer ana -- &, ~
,arl lcft Thursday MoruinE f8r n'rre,,
Nra Mary Gosreu is VISITING ter
15nshter. Mrs Laura Gutshrw. hi Mas
M-s Elliot of Gcorrctour. 81. ,i.i,I,v
rlNi.I Mrs Ehca Dickerenr,
Mrs Anna Williams and ME- t-.,t-.
~ gIonr HI. ting ln Nirhtstoun ma
-eW f'i'H Tenn ~ -fsuhsrtIII. ma
NnIfI ore visiting win boz. sfgt...
neI and Airs stau4hur.
.- Nth .er ir home aIfar spend
t"F severe. Wffta Iu Ets. erlrf4
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FINANCE
BRINGING UP FATHER

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-Attempts 20
moderate the fury OF speculation this
week. made their principal impression
IN a lessensd volume OF transactions.
occasional pront taking movements re-
hectod disposition towards prudence.
speculation was fortified by the sub
stantiAl evidences OF profitable business
from war orders. The voluntary ad-
Nenees In WAGES BY number OF com
panies engaged In this business was one
or these. Official estimates OF the
weeks foreign trade showed the out
ward tide OF merchandise maintained az
fun food
PIG iron production at the end OF July
reached a rate Of $4,000. 600 tons a year
which Il In excess OF any years actual
output. Pig iron prices also Joined
lhose Tor steel By decisive advances.
me same restriction applies 70 the
course OF other trades and TO business
IN general
speculation IN railroad stocks Jagged
nut prices were generally nrm In SYM
PATTY with industriais.
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q. sharp. spent Friday with Mrs A
y. tHrhurf who ie iu the Ohio Valley
hospital ln wheeling
Mrs. a. e. South bias returned from
John Hopkins hospital % Baltimore
Mrs. CLAUDE CrI-weI Ieft Friday for
h"r LAND springs tD spend the neNt few
weeks
Niss Marie bimonds has gone 90 Ma
..fit1 O.. -rluI rev days with Mrs
Hattie Edm0uds
ErfUIr Lindsey. TIaXard Baton and
NIrHr Hubbard who are employed al
Akron. ohio. are home Tor "a few dave.
Mise Grace Mccoy the oldest daurn-
ier or ar and Mrs o. U mccoy. uf this
GUS and Dwight st. Aufer N Wash
inffrr. la. Wfrr quietly married boz
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Il very well known and popular young
InIr. H1NinE taught History In siatars.
Vile HIrn school for fn. past two tsrra