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The Detroit times., 1915-12-16
MAJESTIC IS
BURNED; SARONIC
BADLY SCORCHED

PORT HURON. Dec. 16.-The pas
senger and freight steamer Majestic
was burned to the waters edge and
her sister ship the Saronic badly
damaged. when fre Of unknown orr
gin broke out on the former vessel
as she was lying at her dock at
Point Edward, Ont, yesterday.
Both steamers were owned by the
Northern Navigation Co. They oper.
ated between Detroit, Cleveland.
Buffalo and Lake Superior ports.
The Majestic caught fire shortly
before noon. The flames soon got
out OF control and after II became
apparent that her upper works must
go. tug took ner In tow, In the
hope OF manouvering her to a dock
where nremen could work advan
tageously In an effort TO save the
hull. The tow line parted and the
Majestic swung over against the Sa
ronic, setting FIRE TO the latter shiI
before another line could be at
tached.
Firemen promptly turned their at
teution TO the second vessel anc
succeeded in extinguishing th'
flames. but not before several thou
sand dollars damage had been done
The Majestic Is now at the bottom
of Sarnia bay. in shallow water. Tn,
Joss on the two ships will be con
siderably In excess Of 100000. It Is
estimated.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-16
PHONE GIRLS
RAISE $1,000 TO
AID CITY'S POOR

The telephone girls turned In 5000
at the end OF their tag day. and
Miss Mildred Middleton, chairman
OF the charity. announced that they
had reached their $1,000 mark.
This money will go IN make
Christmas happy for needy families
TO buy coal. groceries and aid in a
substantial way those who have
struck a hard piece OF road.
The work Is being done by the
girls in the East, West, Hickory.
Ridge and Cedar exchanges, but It
is planned. next year. to take In all
the girls in the service.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-16
GARMENT
STRIKE OFF
Means Christmas in
Homes of $4,000 Chi
cagO Workers
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. Dec. l6.-There will be
Christmas In the homes OF LOOs
Chicago garment workep after all.
The backbone OF the strike that
for IL weeks has brought suffering
and business depression TO employees
ard employers alike is broken.
Police guards were withdrawn to-
day from all plants which were af-
fected by the strike. Employees OK
Lamm a Co. the largest nrm In
vclved. were returning to work vol
UNFAIRLY today.
Though employers contend the
strikers have surrendered. officers
Of tie Amalgamated Garment Work
ers' union announced today that In
most instances the companies have
granted a 4S-hour week. with no de-
crease In pay.
r. v. Price & Co will give their
employees a slight wage increase as
n Christmas present.
Union recognition perhaps has
been lost" said Sidney Hillman.
president OF the union. "but We have
received many concessions. Nearly
all OF our people will be back At
work within two weeks"
The strike began IL weeks ago.
Two deaths were among the results.
--
Venice has $4,000 residents. and
The Detroit times., 1915-12-16
ten Had to Beg for
Nv ife," She
Declares
vJSBAND FIGHTS
DIVORCE SUIT
hies Spouse, a Bust
ro Woman, Sought
efuge in Barrel

g ~ ochloud, white-haired city
1--we. took ths witness stand In
o Coed'S eourt, Thursday. to
- ~ g the controversy that
notvosa himself ana his wife.
n1oU4 Who = . building con-
r lr anl rsai estate dealer. He
~ W11ois charges Of cruelty.
1nnG thA& y was Just the other
oea1Do1 had her day IN
Z yvo0nsodnv afternoon. whom
Ir1 : stoey that Indicated the
~ mat have been . real
11sUey pogBon.
g. - ~ he'd . furiough In the
noe 6 1olS,s said Mr.. 5chloud.
IrnGvto1 ~ 70 give him $50 to
~ IGllWaukoe 20 see Ad- Wolgast
suGgosted Il would be much
G = hdd take ne with him in
& ! u NJ bnnch Of friends. oh.
r6 10 slow. You couldn't keep
%U1ek ne and my bunch. he re-
4oo ho threatened to kill me.
4 Gould ten BY the nasty look In
do that he meant It. There
Pa 6Hay one thing for me to do.
~ 80 % beg for my life, and
~ ~ for Il. I put my arms
W hie neck and covered his
Q1eA kisses until he calmed
Snrol times, che said. he threat
. I'm her. and she had to beg
s mo. She said he seemed
sGf0at dsol Of pleasure -four
= fovolver about In order to
~ 1eEvUus. He seldom took
~ p1oce, and spoke few kind
q her during their seven
Gf married life. she testified.
- Nhtn ho took her to the Globe
0o. ~ said, he left her sitting
% onGionce while he went be-
~ eeenss TO s"yisit with .
M q Deor..
a p S1dEd kiss me- in public. but
nne ~ caresses were beatings.'
1Deh1uuA declared. He was OF
Gk, she said--'not drunk II
co4 but very drunk in hii
The Detroit times., 1915-12-16
Person To BE Reappolnted

LANSING, Mich. Dec. I6.-The
vacancy occurring Dec. 81 in the
Michigan supreme bench will be fill
ed by the denomination OF Justice
Rollin H. Person. of Lansing, now
filiiag out the unexpired term OF
the late Justice Aaron v. McAlvay.
II is said at the capitol.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-16
u. S. TO HOLD
EXAMINATION
FOR AUTO DRIVERS

The United States civil service
commission announces an examina-
tion for the position OF automobile
driver 10 fll vacancies in this posi-
tion in the postoffice service in De-
troit Each appointee TO this posi-
The Detroit times., 1915-12-16
The ouinIne That Does Not Affect
Head

Because of It's tonic and laxative ef-
feet Laxative Bromo Quinine can be
taken by anyone without causing
nervousness nor ringing in the head.
There Is only one "Bromo Quinine. "
+. W. GROVES signature is on boz
26c.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-16

Students In the freshman class OF
Chicago university's college OF com
merce are to be subjected TO a rigid
examination and labeled for mental
strength. agility and endurance, the
test involving two-and-one-b baIf
hours scrutiny by psychologist
armed with a stopwatch.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-16
Mler 10 New Town Clerk

Magistrate Alfred Mier, OF Walk
erville. has been appointed town
clerk Of the municipality to succeed
Cecil III. Robinson. who died several
weeks ago. The new clerk will re-
ceive n salary OF $500 a year.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-16
Odds and Ends

NEW YORK-Felix Ermann,
butcher. used his foot to manipulate
n I0-ounce weight beneath his coun-
ter, attached 10 his scale, confessed
when caught by Weight Commission
er Hartigan, and got three months
In prison.
CLEvELAND-Case students petit
toned the faculty to discontinue Sat
urday tests, saying that Friday night
dances left them in no shape to take
Iquizzes.
CEEvELAND-Unless women
stop wearing wooden heeled shoes
they'll all become bow-legsed, says
Nine. Ellsworth. chiropodist.
NEW YORK-Mrs. Fleming John
son. of Macon, Ca, a bride, COM
planned when department stores
failed to deliver her purchases. Then
she remembered she had ordered
them In her maiden name. F1eta
Holmes.
PlTTSBURGH-One must not die
prematurely; one must mate and
one must have at least three and
seven.tenths children to improve the
standing of the coming generation.
Professor r. NJ. Johison told the
Academy of Science and art.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-16

Venice has 10000 residents. and
the town Ia built on 10 or 80 iniets.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21

Point Marion and purchases tieke,
for Fairmont has a legal right 10 car.
~ his liquor board the train In Point
Marion. station outside West vir.
GINA against which the West Virginia
Injunction is ineffective. II. N
When the train carrying the Fair.
monter with his suit case full OF booze
arrives at the West Virginia state
line, in view Of the Injunction, the
railroad company is restrained from
carrying the liquor further but mas.
much as the man carrying the suit
case has ticket, Il would be illegal
to put him OF the train. b
In view OF this, the members OF the
"Five:W Club" assert that the only
way the company can avoid getting
itself into legal difficulties is to seize
I the suit case and drop It carefully
from the train without disturbing the
owner who probably will be sleeping
peacefully as result Of his patron.
age OF the drinking emporiums at the
Point. h
Thus, the members OF the We Wont
Work Will We? organization argue
that club house or camp at the
state line would be able to secure an
ample supply ofifree booze. Whether
the line Of reasoning worked out by
the thirsty members OF the club is
sound and logical the West virginian,
having no lawyer on Its staff !, is .un-
able to say but there Is little doubt
that the club has given the subject
much careful consideration.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
HAPPY TH0UGHTS0F
TREF|VE.V
They Will Have Free Booze
in the Future if Ger
tain Things Happen.

The Fiye;W Club a we'll known or.
ganization in continuous session in
the basement Of the court house is
planning to establish a winter camp
on the state line close to the tracks
of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad be.
tween sFairmont and Point Marion.
Thirsty members OF the club assert
that an abundant supply Of free
booze should be constantly available
at this point because Of the injunc.
ton effective yesterday granted by
the courts restraining the railroads
from carrying labeled liquor into the
state as personal baggage, M
= Members of the "Five.Wg Club the
We won't Work Will We? organiza.
ition, arrived at the conclusion that
free intoxicants will be plentiful
along the Baltimore & Ohio at the
state line, by the following course Of
shrewd reasoning.
They say that the injunction being
granted by a West Virginia court Is
applicable to only so much of the rail.
road as is within the state Of West
Virginia. In consequence the tipple.
who fills his suit case with liquor in
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
Bu,1nerssR Ridge

X. c. Bunner,of Fairmont, was call.
IN on his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Bunner and friends at this place
a few days last week.
Elisha Phillips was seen on this
ride Thursday Of last week.
II. Fast weat through our town one
day last week. & ~ q; = = -
Mrs, Hank satterfield was calling on n
Mrs. W. H.. Bunner one day last week.
,Brooner Musgrove. was seen on this
ridge Wednesday Of last week. Y r,
J. B. Carpenter was on the sick list
!ast week, but is better at this writing.
Misses Jetty and Virgil Lake, Fl. 4,
Moran, Bruce satterheld, and John
Huffman were calling at T. H. Carpen.
ter's Sunday last. ri -
Ernest Mills. Fay and WAYNE Moran
were calling on Flint and Tim Bunner
Sunday. ~ 1 - !,
town Sunday. jEt.s J..
Mrs. Nina Bunner is better at this
writtn. She took up her school this
afternoon. being absent for two weeks;
Mrs. Joseph Moran is on the sick
list at hits writing. : 80 -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
NORMAL No M! Ql!U { |
SCH0OLSVERYBEST
Much Expected From I eam
Which Will Start Tomor-l
row Evening.

The Normal basketball team leaves
tomorrow for Kingwood where. they
play. the first. game on their schedule.
Kingwood has q! strong team but ought
to be an easy victory for the local
boys. The following boys will prob.
ably make the trip with Sandy
sToothman as -chaperon: Reed, Arnett,
Davis, Hawkins, Hughes, Hartley and
Frame. ~ 3
. These are all well seasoned basket.
ball players and they compose about
the best team that could be found In
Fairmont. II this team fails to win
a large majority Of their games It
will not be because they don't try.
This is an even stronger team than
the Y. M. c. A. has ever had. These
boys have weight, speed, gameness
and their team work should be faster
than the eye can see. Coach Tooth.
man has the team In excellent physi.
cal condition. Early in January this
team will meet real basketball team
from Wesleyan. But II careful and
consistent team work Is, developed this
team should beat the Wesleyan team.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
.RE|:ADiWHAT
. ]. T.....N|AYLORBS )
High Praise for Bears
Emulsion.
~ '7ls wv VIE Used Several 3 Remedies su.
sos NO Benefit Until She Tried
Sears Great. Medicine n -

John 2. Bear, Elkton, Va. Nj
. Dear Sir: Last winter my VITA !too.
q very severe attack Of rrinnaV s , ssysk
= ae rso her with very bad cough 81 Fsr
aa month could see she was srad,,a s ~.
setung weaker and losing fjesh aea p
ny, - me time she tried seyeraldityeraanrs s
read but none did a partic ss sa y,
se ,s, until bought bottle ~ t Ipe.. 2,
emulsion sa n In three days INV = wits eas =
s 70 improve and after tat,n w y Ine.
= ., she was much stronR s 1n nss
we more than she had for 9s. sna
years year, It gives me much nl eS sn ssy q.
sse1I your preparation. ana ~
- Sn ~ never be too busy to reeom as /;
y any one. Yours very truly A -
49,, ]. T. TAYLOR.
M aa,s preparation has been stri i ~, !
proven pr. ven to be one Of the best q. ,an ana
:: and tissue builders . sxe ,oniss,
~ has cured people right at y yor s sas
a. There have been 'm yvsS t aoor
i 9ao. published from tbis ra. .es.l.
t tbom the people Of your own ie emsay
sna ana any other preparation advsr taaa.y
a one dollar a bottle or sir ho stsf.asea.
! = i1z5ls7I = "a, af ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
BURIED AT MI. NERo

The funeral party bearing the re.
mains Of Ayarill Lee. the little daugh.
te. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lee Carlow,
of Galveston, Texas, left here this
morning for Mt. Nebo cemetery, where
linterment was made on their arrival
there. The, funeral party arrived here
yesterday from Galveston, Texas. &C.
companied by. the parents. The body
was taken torthe home of Mrs. Gar.
lows sister, Mrs. Claude Mckinney.
on Barnes street. :.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
MEET Is!0 [ I! 4 ]
Glasses Are Well Filled and
The @ contests are Spir-
tied. X

& The frst, days program OF the gram
I. sar school athletic meet was held to-
1 d Az nj tie II. M.Ic a.. The events
! declded we're in the 65.pound and 80
| pound ciasses. All the events were
:hotly contested and tomorrow's meet.
iias ID expected to prove even bet.
! tel. The entries are as follows:
Butcher Soho olI-Allard j., Gilkeson,
mt. Moore. p woody, w, Barr, j.,
4 xrnet. RI, Barr. C, Rock, s., Eaktn,
II. Lehman, VIM Watson. s., Del
uort. C,, Fleming, b., Cotfey, e., Trox'
!, al. b. Yost, r., Roster. r., Miller,
"a Bower, IA, Swiger, H., Knight, A.
Hess. Il. Van Glider, L., Rodeheaver,
B.. Hoyatter, H.. Carpenter. Daugh'
White School Barrett. j., Kinney
j., Jobes, W., Hamilton, Gu Brown f'
HaWkins. Jacobs.
I East PARK Scho Brua. G., Brown
! H Iasner. T., Graham, j. Cole. Gu
! Lough, ID, Hutchinson, j., Dumire'
! n, Daugherty, ,..,.,.,,
Minor school -vaughin. j., Trough,
: W. Mccray. ;G., Conley, j., Meredith,
i. MilErad Hill II, Aumiller, c., Israel,
W.. Holt, w, Hess, g, Romlno, l.,
Jolsey, III, Dean, s., Phillips Line, u
s First Ward chool-Woody, T., Lay
. man, d.. Adams ~, Hill, Cumpston, u,
(. Miller, ~, Haddix, u.
|, Fieming School - Zinkelham. H.
Hoover, A. Brown G., Vigrand. L..
/: Zinkelham, o., Robertson j., Elem
ing, IL, Neal, d. Fleming, F. Tod
Events Today
sixty.ave:poundg Class-Dash, stand-
ting broad Jump. Relay teams: Mliier'
Butcher, White and East Park
. Eighty pound Class-Dash. running
/: high jump, standing broad jump: Re.
! lay teams: Butcher, Miller. First
ward, white, East Park and Fleming.
. The Butche School won the gram
mar school meet this morning In both
/: the Sb and 80 :pounde classes: Butch.
. sr school now has a lead OF IS points
| over the other teams, but there IS
sttll a chance for the other schools to,
morrow IN the 5.pound and unlimited
weight classes. East Park school mn
ishsd second today, Fleming third.
| Miller and White both tieing for last !;
place. K Z; Va
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
OWNS A. MANSION

!. 1t is some home, too, and cost
Duffy" every cent of his cut OF the
worlds series. his salary while on the
stage and more besides. His home
can rightfully be called the mansion
Of Sonoma. county, and would be a
credit to any community.
Naturally Duffy" cherishes the
thought Of the Red sox winning an.
other Championship. yet he expressed
little confidence of that happening. He
is afraid of the Chicago White sox.
s"We were pretty to catch two. series"
he said. -y.,e& 2 ~ x 4 q. K. n
Providing proper inducements are
offered him. Duffy" might take a
iwhirl as a moving.picture actor after
the holidays. "Duffy"sis not 9affA of
the camera because he would not have
to, make "a speech. Talking is his
weak point. ys@5 4 IL
/ Although "Duffy"' would rather face
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
apUFFYoi KEEPS HOUSE.

Besides trying to forget the nation.
al pastime, which Is almost impossi.
,ble,- as every person here would rath-
,eri"fan" withE"Duffy"Sthan talk with
President Woodrow Wilson, fluffy
will keep house and motor around the
surrounding country, known turnout
the universe as Jack London s valley
OF the Moon.'
Loving baseball with all his heart
."Duffy"awould not, be grieved very
.muchii heneyer played anotherlgame
That Is, ifhe had the necessary mears
to be Independent. He simply. hates
to leave for spring training every
year, and he will feel worse in 1916,
now. taht he owns his home, ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
OH Company Chartered

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. $21.-
A certificate Of incorporation was
granted yesterday by. the Secretary
Of State to Grantano Oil and Gas Com
pany OF Clarksburg, with an authoriz.
ed capital of s25,Oo0. The chief works
VIII be in Richie county. The IN.
corporators are Angelo sGrantano;, L.
Y. Male, Joseph Farnanda, Manuel
SANCHEZ and Jess Neiswanger,, all 81
Clarksburg. ';s {!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
New Cattle Pest ].
Appears in West
(By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Dec. .21.-The Euro.
pean nose fly which attacks horses
and cattle alike; has been found to
seriously interfere with, farm opera
tons in the west and the Department
of Agriculture is planning to stamp
out tho pest II possible. ltsis feared
1t will spread to other sections OF the
country. - ~ : : ~ I -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21

HAD LIGHTED LAMP IN MINE
Squire NJ. R. Musgrove fined Joseph
Dockney Of Grant Town $40 and costs
for having lighted lamp open in a
mine. The foreigner was also fined 81
and costs on drunkenness charge. TIE
arranged to pay.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
BY TOM LAIRD

I BoYES SPRINGS. Cal, Dec. 2l.-
An attemptsto forget baseball is the
chief occupation OF Duffy" Lewis this
winter .sir;s
Theworld's series hero has played"
more baseball in 1915 than ever be.
fore, as he has just completed a the.
atrfcal tour Of four weeks over a three
per day circuit, and Duffy" says ex-
planning how It was done is more diff.
3ficult than doing IT. +97a Ne
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
FINED FOR Or NKENEss,

q. N. Pigott Of shlnnston, was Ihalt.l
ed here on HIS way from Point Mar.
ion and arrested for drunkenness. He
was fined IS in Mayors court this
morning, and put up a watch and SIS
until be could get the other two. !,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
/! MOTOR BOATS.

New and second hand motor boats,
16 to 40 feet. New and second marine
motors, to 800 horsepower; I; skiffs.
~ to "a feet, in stock and made 10
order. We build everything lin tie
motor boat line from a "runabout' &c
a raised deck cruiser" ei'I NJ
r a. G. PRICE q CO., r
,lts Motor Boat Builders.
Foot Of Federal St., N. Side, Pittsburgh
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
IA5MopELYHUsBANpl

Although "Dufys has been married
five years, he is a "busher,''5 at house.
keeping. He is learning something
new every day. And Duffy likes the
,idea.'e too. According to Mrs: Lewis,
he Is a model husband, but Duffy
wanted that fact kept quiet:
Don't tell them that !. wash the
dishes, and scrub the floors.'2 said
Duffy" as We left him at the sta.
ton. ~ Q ts9GNFi $; ,;'; ~ ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21

Heavy cattlc-The other day when
s,threeyearold steer Of the Durham
strainsbel onging to W. G. Morgan. who
lives below Rtyesyille, was placed up
on the scales he tipped the beam at
1000 pounds. Afsimilar animal on the
Morgan place! weighadt1.545 pounds.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21

chrtstmas plnner-Local Salvation
Army officers announce that they have
practically completed arrangements for
their Christmas dinner and that they
expect To provide for $50 people who
,otherwise would mot be able to pa:.
take az any Christmas cheer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21

contractorsS Leave-A. w. Prosses
and I. L. Hedrick, who were connect.
edwIthSthe sLassiter Construction com.
paiy'g work on the roads here last
summer. left for their homes yester.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21

frees AZ Reservolr-City Water
commissionerSis busy these days sup
erintending setting out of fruit trees
In Notwithstanding the city rese.:
voir. There are "a total Of 1872 fruit
trees and grape vines there now, and
ills the intention TO add to the num-
her each year. Sixty Of the trees are
apple; each |; 10 plum and IL pear
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21

Visiting Mlne-W.SH. Cochrane, of
PIttsburgh, who Is interested in a
mine near Rivesville, is here on a
tour Of inspection:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21

.Fatrmont Pleased Him-Albert Gun.
ningham d Spokane, Wash, banker,
who was III Fairmont yesterday, ex.
pressed himselfy;as being very much
Impressed with the possibilities of this
city and. region, but gave It as his
opinion that there is need of lot Of
Western publicity methods to make
the town known to the country at
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
NOT so SAD, EITHER.

THAT isn't a worlds series ques.
tion,s he answered. .i Z ~.
Il know that retorted the fan,
but 1t is a world serious question:
Did this score "Duffy?" Not on
your life. His answer came! quick and
fast, taking the people by surprise.
You belong up here, my dear fellow"
was his comeback. His quizzer said
nothing else. $40 Z i,is;5'.F
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21

Grover Cleveland .AleXantle., with tie
bases full, three runs needed to .Rin
the game, and the! count twoiand moth:
ing In Alexis favor, lie can ,ake care
Of himself before the footlights, at
that 4'af
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21

Everybody would like pair oi
shurtleff & Welton's shoes 70: Xmas.
ADV. 80 = 5I ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21

Buy shurtle. weltoni shoes-an
ideal Xmas eift,-Ady. Is Z 20
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21

Live Turkeys q hobbs i ADV ..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
CITY Z BRIEFS I il,

! s'Amls.rent Hall-A new amuse.
'ments hall, erected by the Federal Coal
company at8 Grant Town, was opened
Inst nigh with q; moving picture show
and dance. Moving pictures will pc
. showns three times q week and provis.
ion has been made for basketball
Public School Direetory-lt Is ex-
spectedt that before theren Of the week
the directory OF the public schools OF
the county will be ready for distribu-
ton. County Superintendent Home.
. G. TootIiman has Incorporated mum.
her ~ new features in the book this