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SPECIAL NOTICES

TIE BEST YET
THE California Planters Exchange
+. hrua deNelopcd II Yoll Wanl /"
LunV hn\N il works lo Npul ad\Ill-
l,go. send a sample Of milo barley.
hrau~ or any other crop Aou nave
0lrc-hcd ready tu load ouI. Iu !.
II NrCalI. Rooms Is and -. Trm-
nile hIorL. Io- Angeles, WHO VIII
rnd a market for you and arrange
fine sale. Full information ON III
aairy.
ALFALFA SEED
Excellent color very high gcrmna-
tion. first class quality, l8c per
mound f. o. b.. your railroad station.
Scrd for sample. E. f. SangulncJtb
Yuma Ariz.
Vt BARGAIN
500 An,cp -pocdr> Gamer" ~
&, mn C1rr1Io. case for 5000. NJ
mo~l ncW. p. -. BoA NJ. 2 El
Centre.
u.>\TEp ~ eculIco@p room 'nd
hn.rI IN private family close -
I,,>,. Addrr-, T.. T.. seller Boz
b,ra Worth Hotel Room 22l. Nl29
"ON YOUR early morning trip to San
Diero stop at DiXicand Restaurant
for breakfast Homemade ice
cream, cold drinks and cigars
FOR Reclcancd seed barley;
contains no mustard or sour clover;
S1.25 cwt. G. G. Husscy, Sceley'
Cal.
FOR -\LE Excelsior moIorcyrIr..
.,. IT. aid ,l once. call ll 10
XVo.i N,in NJ,
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MONEY TO LOAN

FARM LOANS It's worth something
10 YOU To get your money ON farm
loan when YOU need il. ] am agent
for the Thoruc-IIiIl Investment Go.
of Los Angeles, who represent "a
leading life insurance company ana
they are p1yiu" out on all Their
loans lust a. soon as the papers are
executed and the title certified To.
On patented lands | offer a long
timc loan contract at Il far inter
es, rate. which allows the borrowers
to pav off the entire amount IN aa
vance of maturity in one payment
or in partial payments, is ne may
prefer. a ,,,.s,,
TI Centre office, Room ll", tIsl
National Bank building, oh Ncdnea
dav and Friday mornings.
Brawley office, First NaIIona'
Bank building, Tuesday, and lhor5-
days.
LOMBARD 4 son, INC, loan agents
for ,ho Union Central Lie ln'uf-
ancc Company, have money to 'oal'
ON first class farm security; long
timc loans. annual interest Wl'9
liberal prcnaymcnt privileges. y. D.
Montgomery Mgr Room =, Tecuf
itv Bank Bldg, El Centric, CaL.
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Deeds.
Imperial Valley improvement Cou
panN lo E-mrIarlou Cu..a. +" 8.
bIorh -, Ea~l -ldc addition 1o Ga.
lcNIro.
ra>or g. House 900 cas= lluN
~mlh p1H or fsarl lll. lela NWa
Westerly of cealer lime o. teeNplu~
canal
Ilrrm4Jou " lNJr ri uN. In Im.
prrlal Tclrphaaa CowpuN in. go.
block -. ~ Genlro
,,rl1m Dcnm lo O.. " naoW. \
l. anl = = L T. Ir" L.. ~ 'nd
=. Il. Haskell ~ u< Do Nlrd.a Gu
lrr. nu of 1r4eI ~ T. H..
= H. Jour~ Fl ny Do HIrf " -rlI
- u>. part Iol q -ar'"u -. L. H..
-. l. JJue- Fl u\ .o nm i
-enuch. u1a ol & section 81 H. Ia.
0Io \. Eclarl ao \doIoH L Erb..'
lol- - aud Il. -.rIIou /, II H.. .".I
" L. Of DoD Il. -arlou 3. l. L..
uiou Trust GoWuuN If @3u n|".o
IL Il. Il. Clark II ii. NV i @ sa'.D"
gror-1 T. eeHel . ~. Ha.J D.
No-hm4h a Al l. T. Ny I -ecH''
+. Lc~Dlc Bennett eff ny. 10 -.mr. M
Il section =, l,#lL
/. Is \maad Il uN. - i H. LJND
lol- , and Il. hIoek 10. brWeN
earl f. EekeH s u\. l. Aa'n| J.
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Why Pay Morct

One way fare between FL Centre
and uoltyille, 35e; round trip, 6oc.
Ride in comfortable motor cars on a
good roadbed.
Leave EI Ccntro, 1880 n. ~, l2:Oo
m. $40 and 7:0o p. m.
Leave lIoltvillc, 700 and SSi5 a.
m. d:15 and 80 p. mn.
HOITON INrERURBAN RAILWAY
COMPANY=Ady.
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MALI, HELP WANTED

NTED - Ambitious workmco,
voGr work on actual jobs payi1 ;Io' lo5
teaching trade of Automoo'rlea' re,.'
plumbing, brictlayogi 9nly lev. Ie|
months required; 700 studcnta dents, ia@. ;,...
four years; write For ialorm2'l29i l,lai 5si T.
Bruins Contracting Trade School "a
Also. Loe Angeles.
I,-1Z.rlI, E\pcrcoced boo.N""par
who can Lake off oo0.aN h'.'nr.' ,'.- . ,
'r,ruraIa and -uaoN habits: u40I
man viii be paid good salary b'1
%. Press office,
wNNTED-Good reliable Na''''- .''3 .,,t
chance to learn good H-'l'~-. >.
souh sixth 81.
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FOR REN1-REAL ESTATE

For RENT for cash. aoaarc ranch,
% acres in alfalfa, ~ aeres I'm corn,
fenced into siN fields, splendid
buildings; immediate possession.
LIEN : AGENCY
Over Firsi National Bank
For RENT lnu Jrre- alfalfa. be-
acre, corn aul: JD-a AH -r0I H.
dairy COWS and some r.a0e >owa
stock ho4-. cIr. Wl.Cgedl rWrJ. d
miles Wr~ ou ~rr.oN rod. J.U
2il'3i.
For LEASE l6o acres eoad Iaud loo
acres in alfalfa. balance Ior rou.
good ho0-e. all fenced s~.5o w
acre. j Il. nsIozjar, Luz ~oWu
SiNlI 81. FL Con.ro.
FOR RENT L8r@r $ room hou-o d..
called W North ~I\lu S. With pIru#
Of shade carrI- e1r.. so uH
month. J. 4. prIoZrr. Log South
sixth ~l. II tsu'ro
fOR HENI 81 acres alfalfa lUd: N.
Ter intake corner or lJud. r1~l u00
e.. w. knapp u. q. Bo> i33. Burm
Vista \>c aH5r end of ~iNlh 81.
FuR LEASE 30 oan.- alfalfa WI
gram Mud oIiomu- II G@'ra ~ou.'"
-uod hou-e. Ross ~ stuart 5 OTo
Gerry.
For RENT faW-mom mIwul~h"
holl~. on ~I1IG and Dlas 500 ". !
nr--cr~. Fourth and L9HN ~l~.
FoH HENT -maI mom hm-l.o0
with uor-l lloIl hr."9o fI.'h 'm
SIXTH Inquire Co-4m- e9f'-r.
a
FOR RENT Good house. PARTIAL,
furnished, / block north of lh@l
School. See l022 Brighton.
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FOR RENr-RoOMS AND APIS.

FOR HrNT Haom~ With bath. sta per
month: eanl'"nrn 7fdf |''''.
family. - olive 81.
FOR NENr Furnished foo" .'" ... ..a.
or DVo: ria-r lu. uuea ma''..'. 955 '51
Slate ~ ue9f ~0\'Il
For RENT-Two wo-room housekeeping
anartments, furnished. 1'9 FarN
Ave
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Lagee tract cut up I'M
20acre lots up. Sl2o l0 1eaIs, ,
per cent; Mesquite lake la08. tpt
desirable; fam equipment Iar aIr.
owners rctlr'Hai hhcral eoum
sions. BoN ~, Imperial and .la
Van Nuys BIdes Los Aaae'e..
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FOR EXCutNGE-RrtI ESTATE

For EXCHANGE Euca ore build
ing in FL Centre, rented. ~lH trade
Tor ranch; must uc .I# s.a-- land
and well located. can aI.o put i'm
fine husines. lots j. necessary:
prefer so 10 100 acres {. +.
Sprousc, Owner, 1918 Aleoma Ave.
Los Angeles
FOR EXCHANGE Tcu-room house.
best part Ocean Park; corner lot;
all modern eouNouienees; to cN-
change for improved or uaimprovcd
acreage in Imperial Valley; equity
about $1,000 Inquire Of A. NJ.
Shenk. CaleNieo.
For ENCuANeE Io arn- fine -on
Iaod. usr II jIHD and ea- nNol
Tor sirius II -oai roH.. Ho 5-r0|~.
Addrc~~ Boz -. EI Cru'sa >I2I
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

MR.. W. T.. cox ......
.''' TEAGIEH Ur PIANo
viii open 6ar class. corner t".0 aa' @
nriablon orl f. p0pII- m.N 1l
rnI from ooN ou f7r preference ''
hours
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WATER STOCK

JfOR SALE shares Of No. ! wa
ter stock. IL. II. Griswold, CaleX
leo.
yOR SAIE-Twclvc shares No. ! wa
Ae. stock. !. CorGman, llcbcr. Nl2(
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.U#HD\
WEDNESDAY. -rprfUg=G ~
81 .Io lWrlI aHrI 5 m... north
- T.. CruIro Wd Z mu .ma OFF
#rru0 oH iHWHH NH4a. ~JI.
commences ~ II a.,'... .H#.ra
0oH~E~. GAIrIU va Hon~
FIN" rI"rr DIM. .ne - eao..
#aN w0fe.-. H.. mHsaI Uu
sIsn WI l. H4.h- od. l. bro,I
1l0r -nH -Ha Hou-.~. uesaI lGuu
- -a.J~. eoad -..D.
UuH~E~ WI MILLS
~asN-. 2o fhoe# Poland Dam4 .lII-.
pounds r1cIE .#.I $ lrlr- aI4l. ou,
-pu work ma-
FARM IMPLEMENTS
on" Nr-e HHeH NJ2an and arh
IN fine roWHa#. extra eaad Me.
G@m0rb corn Hm.r. uaea binder.
I.s.er. maNia4 mlrlua IaN rake.
bu-2N. sells harness. . caaNlIur~.
cream ~roUdae. disc. mrubaur~.
-r'0lm- mh~. Kerosene ma 4l--
pIna 'lUb-
FURNITURE
Two rpoAlne -la>r~. Wood hellrr
coulter Table. duU- unIr.. ! rllr-
fauer~. bueH, iron bcd~. , ~am
Larry rorhe9. rarhm4 rlnr- nrar
lee ho\ bookr3-e. Nrllu4 de-h. rm.
board Wa~I1ns machine. roohms
utensils dl~ba. pJr.
TERMS. CASH.
bou' miss lh- rlo-ua aul -lIr
Remember Nau rau always buy
cheaper for e3~h
FREE II#NCu VT NOON
y e.. TINDNl.
T. \ GN}AllBE.
oNurr-.
CfI\~. JOllN~ON
u. l.. /INN.
NucIoucers. i5S olive -. IL Gem.
Dro phaua 2l3N i2G
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NOTICE FOR PUBL CATION
Department Of the u terror

Department OF inc " 'be''o'
IyuH pfGre ~ Dr.. 4 sH.rr. '.'|.
-.r. 3U t9ia.
@s... +, bera. ..aH alld i'.d
G#aU.. 9l ~ Gu" Dan."rnOr "'"
.a .Um . 1911 uu. homestead 'n
H. ~. O'353e ur lut- /. .. -'r'''h
T. I9lN-gs H. F.. Haner Ia t'-0.
&C., ~ ., NE =. -.r1on /. n"Nn-
.#.. lt st.. E8.. 90 d.. b. u''"
H.- nd .Ir. of m.eaa't F.
a... romm5a1 proof. IN "-.'t.'-h
a4u o 'he H0 above dc1cfb". ,t
#l.. lu. Dael ~ 0m superior '"n
F. U.u.ro Cla0aml Of 9soo i. m. N
-. ap.n u.a III Uclobor l2i1.
.aIuu nor- as Witnesses. 49,
= -4r-,u E9hr' r.. RIme-. l1h" H.
JaaH. ulu. l.. LNJrb. all af FI D.u.
..a DJJf
Naa .,u JOHN ID. BnldlE
-. #...NI.#s>4Is ih,-'.'c.
F#. Il .aaro Uul IL. -
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR-ENGHANGE 1-paesrn2er MlIrh
I'll for Ford roadster Ihne- A-,u.
GOO Main NJ
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Drnarimenf of the interior

L. S. Land Office at Los Angeles,
Cal, Sept II, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that James
A. Ihbbcrd of FL Centre, California,
who. ON October rs, 1912, made home
stead entry No. elG729, for Lot 7,
\ T. 81 = Section ,, and NV a SW
=, Section /, Township Is s., Range
II f., $. Is. Meridian, has filed no.
tee of intention 70 make final three
ycar proof, to establish claim to the
hnd above described, before the clerk
Of Tine superior court, ri Centre, Cal
faru.a. at . p. m, ON the 10Th day of
October, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses G.
Warren Jerniean, John c. Winters,
James \. Reid. Frank NJ Ballou, all
II Fl Ccatro. California.
Nou-coal JOHN ID. ROCHE,
" Withdrawals Register
Pres atElCeuto.C Callf.OetI5
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FURNITURE

WANTED pay highest prices p,,.; l2'
second hand goods. Mc0uhc URN
turc Co
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FLOWING.

WE HAVE caterpillar engine and pI"Ws
for contract ploWlng. Inquire Cog
Ems Garage.
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=. =Hl T. l. .aH l.. 4. m =.emu 3
L. L..
j. l. \ud,r.a# =. H>. ,o f1## h'7N
a. aIo.D oe l#a.>Irp.
HHH~I No-H i, -lu.. r8# y rue
IA II -rcI.n - =. IT,.
Patents.
u. L. Nsnu -Faar#. '-
.#a.. 5 D.. -esuu %. IL L.. @e'
g. \. 'o lau ll.urr I##H-Hr1
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T. NJ D -eaaa a3, and " = NV
..r.Iou 81 H. ia ru 1eas=.
" -rI Eastman PruN Film Packs
nnaaNHt'- AdA.
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General transfer and storage
nriccs right. Ed. Royce, 613 MANI
Adv
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Notice.

Anvonc having seed potatoes or
dercd. please call and get thcm-and
we have few sacks extra.
ADV. kElhl D NJ Noi1N
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POULTRY

FoB ~N.E rhuuu2bhre5 Barred
Rock rorhcrrl~. $ months old. Mrs.
r C.. ~mIh. miIr- ny. of FL Cen
.ro Phone 9tF2I. NI5o
IFpg SALE 3o0 pulIcD~. mostly r. l.
Rods. ahom ready Ia lay. Bishop,
H. mile, north ot imperial Al2a
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FRATERNAL S OCIETIES

~ CENTRO LODGE. no. $40,
l. knights Of Pythia g. meets every
l. tuesday at X of J. hall corner
j STANLEY ~ TOWN, G. c.
II -. WEBB. X. Of I. q >
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Fresh candies at Dm1Way'7 hrUs
@inrp Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-27

Fresh Duulf0 sandwiches duN A.
|DmlU.r.- EamI#uu \dh.
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dIrrI.I uu .#au.-t. b.u8 #-.##I...
IerH.. as The ss1-uu., Wad. T.
l3.a u -'uNe far d ~ III ..H H0-
-Ia. u...- -u4I hNuHe1 e.....
Harvard rrsN. and W,u HE ..uO.
e5Ae uu m@Hp0.-'
m. 4H iuH..a#f- HI.H-.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-27

Fashion l7fara- L1uhN Ire-
II'~ mou'- 3=00ourr- W 7rr -u.Ie.
ln4 or. m'de9a. ,uI .uc forae1-. r.m..
from Hue lIIor-.
Nud u4m 40at aore'- a roN ..
I>Neep ua UIa- nd lba U...#
eGap-. rra standard .r.l@ m1k"- ..#
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Realty Transfers
Deeds

aeror'rd daily hN P""pe. A'-.'''.
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Patents.

W sell Eastman pr"uh liIm Packs
DuHaul,'. AdA
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aBNTI HE

GH\~. Johnson.
u. l.. /INN
\uc'ouoer~. i3N olive ~. IL Cen.
lru Phone 2l3W l2G
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-02
"Henpecked Henry
Go. Actress in Hospital

nv
Mrs. Halton Powell. wife OF ITalton
Powell, the manager OF the "Henpeck.
cd Henry" Company which played at
the Grand Opera House on Saturday
| night, was taken III at the time OF
the arrival of the company in this city
and has been in tho Cook hospital
ever since.
Mrs. Powell plays the cast OF the
leading lady in the play. Fay Daven.
port, a vaudeville commcdene. Miss
Rita Lawrence, her understudy. took
the part at the performance at the
Grand and carried 1t out very success.
fully.
Mrs. Powell Is still at the hospital.
while the company is making tour
OF Pennsylvania towns this week. 1t
is thought that she will be able to
Join the company while playing an en-.
gagcment at the Court theatre In
Wheeling next week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-02
HIGH SCHOOL HOLDS
SESSION TONIGHT
Parents WinHaye Opportu.
nifty To Witness Actual
Work.

The night session of the Fairmont
High School will be held this evening,
beginning at 1880 o'clock. The ses.
sion will consist of two regular reclta.
ton periods extending from 1880
O'Clock until o'clock. following which
periods a moving picture entertain.
ment will be given for the entertain.
ment of.the parents and patrons who
visit the school.
This night school is an innovation
in this section and was lnaugurated
by Principal George II. Colebank for
the purpose OF giving parents an op.
portunity Of seeing the school in Sos.
sion, who otherwise would DO dc.
barred from SO doing.
The prospects are good for large
attendance as number OF patrons
and friends lavo signifled thoir inten.
ton OF being present and observing
the pupils OF the High School at work.
On account OF the night session
there was no afternoon session Of the
High School this afternoon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-02
CLUB
. ENROLLING STARTS
More Members and Greater
Interest In The Work
This Year.

The enrolment of boys and girls as
members OF the clubs to engage In
growing corn, potatoes, poultry, pigs.
tomatoes and lambs has begun. Man.
nington, Lincoln, Fairmont and Paw
Paw districts have district school su.
perintendents who arc visiting the
schools and enrolling the members.
Grant. Union and Winfield districts,
having no district superintendents, all
girls and boys wishing to- become
members can write II. L. Smith, Coun.
ty Agricultural Agent, Fairmont, who
will send them enrolment cards. Corn
club members can grow one acre, or
II new members arc unable to get an
acre OF land, can grow 200 hills OF
seed corn. However, one.eighth acre
OF potatoes would be more profitable
in this case. Poultry club members
must procure three settings of pure
bred eggs, Barred Plymouth Rock,
Rhode Island Rcd, White Leghorn or
some standard bred preferred. Efforts
will be made to have local fanciers
furnish eggs with privilege, of choice
Of one or more of the best cockerels
or pullets when mature as pay for
eggs. In the pig and lamb clubs pure
bred animals should be used, at least
the piss should be3 Records must be
kept accurately inieyery case OF cost
of production and booklet written
on : how each crop or animal was
grown. This Is the important part.
US 1t teaches the business side Of
farming. l shall be glad to send cards
TO any hoys or girls vino wish TO en-
roll. Tho canning club work will be
in charge OF woman agent. and
will refer all names to her for enroll
ment which are sent to me.
II. L. SMITH,
County AS. Agt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-02
CITY SCHOOLS TO
BECLlSE.D FRIDAY
Teachers Will Attend SEES:
sion of Round Table at
Clarksburg.

Approximately one hundred teach.
ers will Journey from this city TO
Clarksburg on Friday morning where
they will attend the Monongahela Val,
ley. Round Table Association, which
Will convene there on Friday and con.
tihue through Saturday.
The local High and ward schools
Will remain closed all day Friday in
order that the teachers may attend
the Round Table.
Beside the local teachers who will
go to Clarksburg, teachers from Man
nington, Monongah, Barracksyille
Morgantown. Grafton, ETC., will at,
tend the sessions in large numbers.
Prof. Joseph Roster will head the
delegation from this city, which will
consist of all the principals and ap
proximately all Of the teachers OF the
grades and High School.
This is regarded as one OF the most
important education meetings in this
section Of the state and will be at,
tended by prominent educators OF the
state. Important subjects will be dis
cussed,
Among tho important numbers OF
the program Is an address on Satur
day by State Superintendent OF
Schools NJ. r. Shawkey, OF Charleston
on tho subject New School Legisla
ton" and another address on "I'he
Best Means Of Making the Superyis
or's Work Effective" by Mr.. Roster
DR.. Thomas H. Lewis. president Of
Western Maryland College, will also
address one of the sessions on the
subject, "The Demands of tho Modern
Teacher"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-02
LOCAL EDUCATORS
REPORT GOOD MEET
Convention At Cincinnati
Regarded AS Greatest
Of Gatherings.

Superintendent Joseph Roster re.
turned Saturday night from Cincin.
natl, Ohio, where he had attended, the
sessions Of the National Education AS
ISOLATION. Prof. George H. Shafer OF
the Normal School faculty and Prof.
D. A. Ward OF the Warrington public
schools, were also in attendance from
this section.
This gathering of educators from all
sections Of the country is regarded
by educators to be the greatest educa.
tional gathering in the United States.
Prof. Roster, in speaking to West
Firginian reporter expressed much
qualification over The selection OF
State Superintendent NJ. P. Shawkey
as president Of the department OF SUI.
perintendents OF the National Educa.
ton. Association. The naming Of Mr..
Shawkey to this position Is not only
a great honor to him personally, but
is an honor to the state OF West yir.
ginia, which state is rapidly forging
ahead as one OF the leading states In
regard to education. -
Prof. Roster was instrumental in Sc.
curing this honor for Mr.. Shawkey
and the state OF West Virginia.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-02

Shores mother, Mrs. Sarah Town
early lost week, have returned home
after visit with the formers mother,
Mrs. Fanny Shore. They were accom-.
panied home by Mrs. G. E. McCray,
Jr.
Mrs. Oscar stannard and little
daughter, Ella Jean, who had been
I the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Spragg, have returned to their home
in Huntington. Mr.. Stannard came
hero and accompanied them home.
Mrs. Mitchell, mother Of Rev. Clar.
ence Mitchell, who has been critically
III at the home Of her son, is slight.
" improved.
Mrs. John. Jackson and little daugh.
ter, Elizabeth, Of Granttown, arc
guests of the formers mother, Mrs.
Margaret Montgomery, in this city.
Mrs. lngie Malone and children, OF
Somerset, Pa, are guests OF Mrs. Ma.
lone's parents, MIR. and Mrs. Lee Holt,
on Maple avenue. Mr.. Malone accom-,
panied them here and returned yes.
terday to Somerset.
Mr.. A. J. Ruchman will return in
the morning TO San Antonio, Texas,
after short visit in this city. Miss
Lucille Ruckman will remain here for
a couple Of weeks, the guest OF Miss
Mary Windsor. Mr.. Ruckman will 20
from here to Providence, KY, to visit
his sons, Vlnton and Douglas Ruck.
man.
A son was born on February 90 to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Miller at
Richmond. Va. Mrs. Miller was for.
merly Miss Malissa Williams.
Mrs. ]. H. Vanata has returned from
Morgantown, where she had been the
guest of relatives for several days.
Herbert and Paul Smith, OF Parkers
burg, have been called home by the
serious likeness OF their brother, Fay
Smith, who has been very Ill from In
tiamatory rheumatism for the pas,
several weeks. His condition is very
grave at this time.
Martha, little daughter OF DR.. L. d
Howard, who has been i'll, is improy,
ing.
Miss Katherine Hough has been III
! of grippe for the past few days at her
fhome on Barney street.
Mrs. W. S. Mckay, of Rayenswood
and Miss Lena vannort, of Pittsburgh,
are the guests of Mrs. II. C. Mckay
on Watson avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Ashcraft have
gone to Charleston to spend several
days.
Mrs. W. N. Morrow, Of Guffey street
has returned from Morgantown, where
she had been thefguest of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. George l7rum.
DR.. j. c. Broomfield left last night
for Baltimore to attend meeting Of
the Foreign Mission Board OF the III
p. Denomination. He will also spenu
few days In Philadelphia with his
brother, DIR. James Clinton, at Jclrer
son Medical College, and attend The
Billy Sunday services.
DR.. E. n. Eddy is III with grippe al
his home at Edgemont. Ralph, the
little son of DR.. Eddy. is also III.
Roy Stewart. of Warrington. is a
business visitor in The city today.
Thomas Neptune Is expected home
this evening from Washington, b. C..
where he has been on business 70.
several days.
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PERSONALS
People As They Come
and Go

Rev d. II. oldakcr left yesterday
for Auburn, Richie county, TO spend
the week with relatives. Mrs. Old.
aker and children have been the
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Lawson
for several weeks and will accompany
Rev. o1daker home the latter part OF
the week.
Mrs. Lewis Howard and little con
Winfield have returned from Union.
town, Pa. where they had been the
guests OF Mrs. Louise Howard for sew.
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shore of En-.
giesyille. Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shore of Warren, Ohio, who came
here with the remains OF Mrs. Frank
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Personals.

Roy Stewart lisa Fairmont visitor
today.
Miss Ida o'Day has left for New
York 10 visit her brother.
Mrs. John Rogerson left for Wheel.
ing yesterday to visit her daughter,
who is recovering from an operation
at the Ohio, Valley General Hospital.
w. M. Hess was a business yisfto
in Fairmont yesterday. &
Hon. oryal Murray, member OF the
Legislature, Is home for. a few days.
Thomas Hartley, OF Fairmont, was
a business visitor here yesterday.
Pat Murtah OF Gloyers Gap was a
visitor here yesterday.
Emmett Quirk was called home from
iCharleston;oE account of the death Of
his sister. 3
Clarence Beall is a business visitor
In Fairmont today.
Arrivals at Bartlett House: Henry
Elig, Wheeling 4. 3. Scott. Mounds.
Vile; chas! ". waterhouse, wash.
ington, Pa; VIM. j. Cunningham,
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CataWba Woman
Claimed by Death

Mrs. Alcinda Haup, wife Of c. e.
Haun, of Catawba, died yesterday at
her home, aged 60 years. Death fol.
lowed an Illness from a complication
of diseases. She is survived by her
husband and eleven children. She
had been resident of the commu.
nifty where her death occurred for
many years.
Funeral services were hold this at.
ternoon at o'clock aud ,interment
was made In the Catawba Cemetery
by Undertaken Musgrave and sons.
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and Fairmont are closely linked BY
business ties and no doubt the Sunday
Sun VIII be aiwelcome visitor In many
more Fairmont homes In the future:

!. A kansas man WHO left Switzerland
with his father when he was two
years old received notice from the old
country TO hold himself In readiness
to answer q call TO arms. and also to
pay the Swiss government $40 year
for military tax from the time he was
q years old! He returned the notice
with a duplicate Of his fathers na.
humiliation papers.
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NANN|NGT()N NEWS
Off For the MAR.

Joseph Sidley, a potter and local
umpire of the soccer football team,
has left for England 70 answer a call
from the British war office.
Mr.. Sidiey before coming here had
served II years in regular army and
has seen service in many parts Of the
world.
A farewell reception was rendered
to him by tho football club and expires.
sions ot'regret was heard on all sides
at his departure. It is needless to
say he goes with good wishes by all
who knew him.