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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-13
.M.ANNINGTON NEWS
leld, Ohio, is a business visitor in this

field, Ohio, is business visitor in this
city.
Mrs. W. L. JEWS is improving after
an Illness fro phtomaine poisoning.
l.. II. Door and +. w. Davis were
business visitors in Fairmont Monday.
Joe MCGEE was visiting in Shinn.
ston Tuesday.
Mrs. Howard Atha has gone to
Uniontown, Pa, where she will visit
with friends.
Mrs. Fox and daughter, Eleanor, OF
Pennington, were in this city Sunday
visiting with Mrs. Zana Blackstone
at her home on Main street.
Miss Edith Dodd has returned from
Burton. where she was visiting with
her parents.
Miss Margaret Hanley and Miss
Lulu Mcmillan, who are attending
school III Fairmont. were in this city
Sunday visiting with their parents.
William Gaughan has returned from
Pennsboro. where he was transacting
business.
w. S. Byard, OF Glover Gap, was
business visitor in this city yester.
day.
c. v. Fear, Of Fairmont, was Wis.
itor In this city Tuesday.
II. @. Howard, Of Bcnwood, was
transacting business in Warrington
Tuesday.
Thomas McNichols has moved from
High street to his property in the
Brookside addition.
Miss Pauline Whadder, OF Elkins,
is in this city visiting with friends. \
Charles Thompson. of Marttnsburg.
is In this city visiting with relatives
in the Sycamore addition.
H. r. Showalter, of Barrackvillc,
has returned to his home after trans
acting business in this city.
Arlic DeBoisner, Of Rochester, N.
Y, has arrived In this city and will
spend several days attending to bust.
ness.
n. Y. Thompson, Of Parkersburg,
has returned to'his home after attend
ing to business in this city.
r. Taught, of East Main street, was
a business visitor In Metz Tuesday.
D. Il. Young, Of Littleton, was Wis.
itor In this city Tuesday.
c. d. Potter, of California, is in this
city transacting business.
G. S. Reese, of Wooster, Ohio, has
returned to his home after trip to
this city.
Il. C.. Koonst, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
was a visitor In our city Tuesday.
a. S. Fleming. Of Fairmont, was q
visitor in Warrington Tuesday.
=. C. Buzzard, OF Waynesburg, Pa,
is trausacting business In this city to.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Kuhn, OF
Brooks:ie, were visiting in Wyatt, w.
Va, Sunday. Ill
L. w. Grayson, Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Is visitor in this city.
William ]. Zosinck, of Cleveland, O.,
was a recent visitor In this city.
]. ]. Allen, OF 'Frech.Allen Contract.
ing Company, was a visitor in Clarks.
burg Monday.
Mrs. F. W. Bartlett was visitor In
Fairmont Tuesday
Mrs. Arch Flick. Of Flaggy Meadow.
was visiting in this city Monday.
Miss Edna Bartholow. of the Bell
Telephone Company, OF Fairmont, was
in this city Saturday visiting with
Miss Winifred Ryan.
Miss Emma Amos, who has been
visiting in this city for the past two
weeks, has gone TO Meadville,, Pa,
where she will visit with relatives.
| Attorney William Hess was bust
ness visitor in Fairmont Monday.
Mrs. Arch Cowna was a visitor in
Fairmont Monday.
A. W. Benton, OF the Philadelphia
aGs Company, was a recent business
visitor in this city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-13
VETS 70 FOLLOW
PARADE or 'DRYS''
Two Demonstrations Will be
Held on the Wheeling
Streets Tonight.


WHEELING. W. Va, Oct. 1S.-The
dry parade which is TO precedo tho
Wednesday night session OF tho West
Virginia Law Enforcement Conven,
ton in session here, will be followed
by a wet parade. Wheeling gave
5000 majority against the prohibition
amendment. and the purpose OF the
wet demonstration. according to
Harry G. Whitaker. who has been Sc.
lected grand marshal, Is 10 combat the
impression which might BIO given out
that sentiment or tho question has
changed here.
Half-page advertisements in The
Wheeling newspapers call upon the
VETS" to turn out with umbrellas
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There will be bands, red fire and

scores OF automobiles.
Sheriff a. 7. Sweeney and Chief OF
Police Tom Layland. when appealed
to. declined to prevent the parade OF
the "wets" but II was decided to start
the demonstration after the dry
parade.
Hundreds of visitors from various
parts of the state are here for the
Law Enforcement convention, and to-.
day 1t is expected that the delegates
will exceed 1000. 1t is the first con.
yention held here III years at which
neither the mayor nor any public Off.
cial welcomed the strangers. Judge
Frank W. Nesbitt performed that
Office.
The addresses last night were de.
livered by the Rev. 7. NJ. Hare, super.
intendent of the Maryland Anti.Saloon
League. and the Rev. Sam Small, Of
Georgia.
The former discussed the situation
in West Virginia, and urged vigorous
enforcement OF the Yost law.
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knapsaeks for Misses.

Schoolgirls Of Berlin must not carry
their books In handbag, but IN a
knapsack on the back. The minister
Of education Is responsible for this
new rule. The rule Is directed to
teachers, parents and the girls them.
selves. The minister declares that the
habit Of carrying books I'm handbags
is likely to lead ito curvature OF the
spine and arrangement Of internal or
gaIls. -
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y AND THE JOB COCKTAILS HAS PICKED OUT FOR HIMSELF

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 1s.-To
defy nature-to hold up and keep in
place nine miles of slipping, sliding
mountains-that is the job that Ma.
jor.General Goethals has just gone
back to Panama to tackle.
That is why he has Withdrawn his
resignation as governor of the Pana.
na canal zone and become for an in.
definite period simply Gen. Goethals.
engineer for Uncle Sam.
He Is going to stay in the big
Ditch" until once and for all he has
conquered the slides which time and
time again have blocked the Panama
canal, both before and since its open.
ing.
Practically single handed he IS go.
ing to pit his knowledge and logged
determination against nature and the
clements in one Of the most trouble.
come spots. geographically speaking,
perhaps to be found In the world.
He has been brought to his decis.
ion by the latest slide, one OF the most
serious experienced in the canal,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-13
Gloyer.Leasure.

Roy Glover, oldest son of A. NJ.
Glover. Of Glover Gap, w. Va, and
Miss Leasure. daughter of a pros.
porous farmer. of Cottontown, were
married at the home of the BRIDES
parents Tuesday morning at II o'clock.
The young couple left on an automo.
bile trip to Virginia.
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|. speakers for Institute.

-
The schedule Of speakers for the in
stitute, which will begin Sunday, Oc'
soberg 24, ifs as follows:
Sunday-Alfred Day, Syracuse, n
VI Secondary Specialist.
Monday-Miss Name Brockway
philadelphia. Elementary Specialist.
ruesday-Dr. Franklin McElfresh
Columbus o., Educational Leader.
Wednesday-Prof. r. W. Shannon
Delaware, o., Sex Instruction and
Character Building.
Thursday-Rev. Robert McWatty
Russell, Chicago, ILL.,, Bible Study
leader.
Friday-Mrs. Geo. Geyer, Xcnia, O.
Adult Specialist.
II the people Of Warrington wish
toShearl first class lectures, which will
entertainaas well as instruct. and
which will give them food TO,
thought for days to come, they viii
do well to hear the above speakers
ut the institute which will be held al
the Baptist church, beginning octo
ger ga 80 3sai -fS4,.t.r a91 va. .t.
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The Rally Day program given at
The Christian church Sunday, 0cto.
Der 10. was a very interesting one.
Over two hundred people were pres.
snt, who, Judging from the many com.
rnents enjoyed the exercises very
much indeed. The wish of many is
hat what those present ! witnessed
may be n!incentive to draw them in
% closer relationship with Sunday
school and Its great mission. All are
invited to meet In our Sunday school,
which opens at $3.50 every Sunday
morning.
Personals.
II. @. Anderson, OF Market street,
was o business visitor In Fairmont
Tuesday afternoon.
Arthur Graf, who has been visiting
With his mother in this city, has re.
turned to his home in Marion, Ind.
The congregation Sof the Presby.
:erian church will tender farewell
reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P,
Faulkner ION Thursday evening prior
o their leaving for Dallas, Texas,
where they will locate.
DR.. WA. Morgan was business
JisItor In Fairmont Tuesday.
Mi. and Mrs. Frank Weir, ,of New
Castle, Pa, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. u Mcmillan at their home on
seatty avenue.
Elwood Metz, Of Enterprise, was a
BUSINESS visitor in this city yesterday
Mrs. @. 3, Morgan has returned to
sistersyille after a short visit with
fiends and relatives in this city.
Lewis n Marsden, of Buffalo. N. Y,
q business visitor here.
Andrew s. Rushford, Of the Singer
tailoring Company, was transastins
t,lsiness3 In Burton Tuesday evening.
Miss Leah Gilkeson. OF Fairmont,
sas ID this city Tuesday visiting at
he home Of Miss Naomi Furbee.
Captain @. "A. Basnett, Of Woods.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-13
Entertained Class Mates.

Arthur B. Fisher will entertain a
number Of his classmates OF the Ju-
Nor Glass OF the High School tonight
at the home of his grandmother, Mrs.
John Fisher, on Main street and Pier.
pont avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-13

WdhHIH9toh 70 wheeling.
The Warrington High and Grafton
High football game that was to be
played saturay has been postponed TO
anSopen date in November. 1t is like.
" that the Warrington High will
meet Wheeling High in Wheeling on
Friday, October Is, in game that
should have strong bearing OH the
state championship. Both teams are
first class.
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POSTPONED.

On account Of the illness OF Miss
Iva Ferry, the Westminster Guild so.
cials that was to have been held at
the Ferry home in Homework ycster.
day has been postponed,
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E37EsNflc7sfzE7ZzHz ~ -
9oumantsn8 CharacterisfIeayI7II n :

The Roumantans are fond Of their
folk tales and proverbs. One Of the
most popular of the proverbs is: THE
Roumanian never dies" The Rouman.
ian is anything but arrogant, yet tho
pride shown in the proyerb Is exempl!.
fled again In the fact that he Will
not do domestic service II he can
avoid Il. 5s {,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-20
Trespnsslne Case Continued.

The cases against John Sponcella.
Eli Sponcclla and Mary Myers. charged
with trespassinE on the property at
1906 Claiborne Street. were continued
yesterday until tomorrow in the Po-
lice Court. The men and woman were
found in the vacant house by Police
men Sowell and Krug Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-20
ORDERS ARE SENT OUT
FOR STATE INSPECTIONS
Colonel 10 Lane Stern to Begin
Tour of Military Stations
August 30.
VOLUNTEERS IN GOOD FORM
Virginia Troops Never Better Pre-
pared Than at rresent-Onicers
We'll Equipped for Duty-Enlisted
Men More Interested.

orders were issued yesterday by Ad-
!ntant-Gcncral Sale, outlining the
,.i"'rarY of Lieutenant Colonel 10 Lane
stern. assistant inspcctor-gcnera in
making tho fall inspection of tho yari
JUS units Of the Virginia Volunteers.
roi"hel stern will visit twcntv-scvcn
',,'A ana towns in the State, where
"'i'arE commands are stationed, be-
SihninS with Covington OH August 40
"hd ending October H.
ne Virginia Volunteers we're never
letter shape than at present. and
VI showing made by the three infan-
F% regiments during the recent on.
'"npnchts for target practice at Vir-
Ednia h"ach was highly gratifying. The
'nterS ar. better equipped for their
"ulies' following the correspondencc
courses of instruction, conducted by
cap'ain a. NJ. Shipp, United States
-irihy' detailed with the Virginia troops,
ana greater interest Is being shown in
listed men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-20
Rcfuscs to Audit Flnr RIII,

City Auditor Crcnshaw has refused
to audit the bill for 5000 celluloid
replicas of the new municipal flag.
The banner was designed by Commits
sioner Mccarthy, OF the Administrative
Board, who, in order to give the citi-
zens OF Richmond an idea Of the do
sign. had 5000 miniature flags made
at cost Of $50. These were distrib-
utcd among the city employees and the
general public and n bill was sent i'm.
charging the cost to the special per-
sohal expense account of the board.
commissioner Mccarthy said yesterday
that he would bring the matter before
the Council. and if necessary ask for
the passage of an ordinance to pay
the bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-20
THREE-YEAR-OLD CHILD
FALLS OUT Of WINDOW
iounE Son of Policeman TrnyIor Re-
lIcrcd to He Critically Injured.
Takes TwO-Story Drop.

Crawling into an open second story
window during the absence o! his sis
ter from the room. three-year old Leo
Traylor. son OF Policeman J. j. Tray
Tor, OF 3l7 West Main Street yesterday
afternoon fell TO the ground, suffering
a fractured hip and. IT is believed by
'Dr W. s. Bcazley. a fractured spine
His condition is regarded as most
critical
The child had been sick for some
time and had just begun TO improve.
lie had been left in the room with lit
tic Marie TrayloI who Went out to
talk with her mother for few mo-
ments When the little girl returned
enc at once noticed the absence OF the
child She Looked from the window
and saw the snail body on the ground
beneath the window. She screamed the
news to her mother.
Policeman Traylor was asleep at the
time. but tie screams OF his wife
awakened HIM and he ran with all pos
siblc speed 10 the injured child. He
carried hin into the house, TO which
Or Beazlef was summoned. Tho physi-
elan did rot operate yesterday, as he
is awaiting developments in the child's
cond!t ion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-20
REFUSES TO RElNSTATE
GARNISHEED EMPLOYEES
Bonrd Stands by DismIssnl Order, De-
spite Defense Entered by
6. II. byrd.

G. H Byrd. one Of the city employees
who was dismissed b. the Admins
trativc Board this week for having
their wages Earnisheed. applied 70 the
board Yesterday for reinstatement In
explanation of the garnishce, Byrd
said that former Councilman John w.
for 81, for which he had already given
value received.
Byrd charged that because OF diff
ferences that arose between Mr. Moore
and himself during a recent election
campaign. Mr.. Moore had tried to en-
barrass him, and had caused him to
lose his position. When seen last
night, Mr.. Moore said that the state
ment was absolutely without founda
ton.
Three other employees who were dis
missed BY the board also applied for
reinstatement. The board took the
position that as long as tho ordinance
requiring dismissal in the case of gar
nishce the second time remains on the
statute books, il must be enforced,
even il II were a bad one.
During the consideration of the ap-
plications for reinstatement, Commits
sioncr Mccarthy said II do not think
the city has any business rneddIinE
with its employees private business
! should not he concerned whether they
owe money or not do not like to
make the city n collection agency"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-20
CONTINUE HARDESTY CASE
Young oInn Charged With Heating
Wife VIII he Heard To-Morro,v

Cases against r. II. Hardesty. 4
young man we'll known to the police
who was arrested several days ago
on charge OF maintaining a disor-
DERBY house at 1911 West Main Street
and against whom an additional charge
OF wifc-beatlng was entered Yesterday
morning. we're continued in the Police
Court until tomorrow. The case
against Lilly Waton. the woman ar
rested In the house on West Main
Street at the time Hardcsty was APP
pretended by Detective Sergeant Wilv
and Policeman j. j. Smith, was also
continued.
II is charged that the man returned
10 his home at 322 West Broad Street
after lie had secured bail. and beat his
wite. alleging that she tipped off the
police TO his being in the house on
west Main Street John b. Minor and
DR.. Charles V. Darlington were in
court to testify in the wifes behalf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-20

FHrIS gown OF DTOWn velvet npd n
fur-crOwned hat prcsagc fall modes.
a French model very recently brought
to New York indicates>a good start for
velvet and fur trimmings
The color Of the gown is leaf brown
and tho wide skirt is drapeil on either
side and bordered with a narrow strip
of soft brown fur
An interesting Item of the bodice Is
the high waistcoat Of white velvet, top
ped by neckband OF velvet ribbon,
which forms the base of the net ruche
extending across the back.
Lace and fur are combined in the
hat. which IS n Maria Guy model
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-20
ARE ENTERTAINED ABOAR7
SHIP At JAMESTOWN a.
Lieut.. and Mrs. r. p. p. Mfewski
Guests Of Officers on u. o.
Parker.
TO SUMMER AT "podATAN''
Miss Isabelle Carter Hai oined Her
Parents at Clarke Cory Piace or
Peter H. Mayo-Rimonders mt
Willougllby.

Miss Isabelle Cartehas joined hcr
parents. Mr.. and Mr. Thomas Nelson
carter, at "Powhnt the country
place OF her grarather. Peter III.
Mayo. in Clarke Co.ty, and will spend
the remainder Of ,,sulnmcr there, re-
turning to Richn'd IN the late fall
Miss Carter was memher of house
party given by ,. and Mrs. John Kerr
Branch recenu,in Duchess County,
y. Y
Going North.
Mrs Ch-Istther Tompkins and her
daughter. MlsAIary Tompkins. Of East
Franklin Str,t, eXpcctt TO leave shortly
for a sereraweeks' stay in the North.
Mrs T3mpJns and Miss Tompkins
will sJend most OF their time at At
lantic City
Richmond GUESTS Entertained.
Lieutenant Badger was host on Mon
Ahy evening at dinner given on the
L. s. S. Iarker. which is now stationed
at Jamestown, r. l. Those enjoying
Lieutenant Badgers hospitality were:
Lieutenant r. p. ?. McCle wski. U. S. ".
and Mrs McCEwski of Richmond
Lieutenant Blaniy, l.. S. N, and Mrs
Blandy; Misses Eloise Simmons and
Aline Kelley. on Norfolk. and the OFF,
GERS Of tie ship.
O. -
bridge party Tuesday afternoon from
3 to o'clock in her home in Roanoke.
in honsr of Mrs. Edmund Hoge. OF
Richmond. Those present were Mrs.
f. II. Hoge, OF Richmond. Mrs. T. c.
Fisher Miss Gladys Chiles. of Phila :
delphn: Miss Katherine Coke. Mrs. p.
V Lktlejohn, Miss Mary Rogers. Mrs.
Byrd Newton. Miss Jcane Cooke. Miss
Edith Janison. Miss Betty Reynolds,
Miss Mildred Glcavcs and Mrs. Brady.
Al the Bench.
Amons the arrivals during the past
weekend at the Willouehby Hotel
willouShby Beach. were: w. NJ. Crosby
of LyrchhurE; Thomas A. Bowles. OF
OF RiChmond Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Cow
land of Petersburg; r NJ Brayant
Mrs. a. B. Webster. Ensign r. NJ Rhea
Mr.. md Mrs. T c. Andrews and Miss
Elizbeth Andrews. of Norfolk. Mr.. and
Mrs Il. Lindcll of Portsmouth: Mr.
ant Mrs. r. r. smith OF Suffolk: Miss
Juta r. Henning: James II. Willcock
OF Norfolk. and Mrs J. r. Clinedins,
o. Richmond.
icnve for Motor Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ". Marlborough, u.
Sew York. Will arrive sunday in New
port News 10 be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs r Stuart Blanton and accomPany
them. together with little Miss Blan'
ton and Miss Fannie Yarborough. or
nm automobile trip through the Vale!
Of Virginia. The trip will be made in
Mr.. Blanton's car. They will leave Mon
day and make stops at different places
Of interest. including Charlottesville
Richmond. Natural Bridge Luray Cav
ern and others. They expect TO be gon'
about two weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-20
Former senator Keczen Hero.

Former State Senator Barney Kee-
zell. of Rockingham, arrived here last
night from Norfolk, where he attended
meeting of the State Fisheries Com
mission, of which he is member. held
yesterday morning. The commission
disposed of an accumulation of fnan-
cial matters of no general public in
terest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-20
Observation-Disclosures.

| Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
! MANASSAS. VA. August io.-Miss
.'ueia kincheloe. OF Washington, u. c.,
ma George w. Schultz. of Shamokin,
ia. We're married yesterday at the
Episcopal church by Rev. Robb White.
lector Of st. Paurs church. Haymarkct.
The bride Is daughter of Wyleman
Ninchcloe. former treasurer OF Prince
william County The groom is en-
Jagged in the wholesale cigar business
N pennsylvania and is also active in
politics, being now member OF the
state Legislature. The bride was given
In marriage by her uncle, John NJ.
Young, Of Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-20
SUPREME COURT REJECTS
PETITIONS FOR REHEARING
Refuses to Review Suit of ID. G.. Hnker
and Daniel Richardson Against
Daniel Fox

Petitions for Il rchcaring were re-
jected in two cases upon which the
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
passed Judgment yesterday.
The court refused to review the
chancery suit of ID. G. Baker and Dam
lei Richardson VS.. Daniel Fox. which
was appealed by Fox from the Cir
cult Court of Mathews County The
original suit was brought to compel
Fox to remove distractions which i'm :
terfered with traffic over public
highway in Mathews County. Fox
claimed that the contested right OF
way" was his private property.
Appeal was denied in the chancery
case OF Peter G. Warwick. Jr.. VS..
James CaSkie, administrators, and
othsrs. from the Circuit Court of Ches-
terhcld county. The suit grew out of
controversy over the final settlement
of a small estate left By Peter c. War
wick, deceased.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-20
MEET AT FREDERICKSBURG

Coltnel Joseph W B!dgood, of Rich
mond adjutant Of the Virginia Grand
Cam. United Confederate Veterans. has
sem out orders for the annual reunion
which Will be held at Frcderi elk sburs.
Odober l9o0-2l a full attendance of
ohcers and delegates from the camps
il The State is urged.
"Fredericks burg, in the hearts of all
veterans, is consecrat ed
city" reads Colonel Bidgood's order
"A warm welcome and right royal treat
ment awaits the veterans. 1t will be
an occasion of great interest and en-
ioyment such as may not occur again -