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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-07
WORTHINGTDN NEWS

Miss Grace Martin, of Shinnston, IS
visiting with relatives here this week,
Henry H. Minnear, a former resident
Of Marion county. but now located at
Norwich, Ohio, is visiting friends and
relatives here at present.
Thomas E. Minnear is having the
old school building remodeled for I
residence. The carpenters began work
yesterday morning.
Pasquale Scudieri, the B. & o. sec
ton foreman, has purchased the lay
lor Davis property on the South Side
The price paid was $1,000.
Lawrene G. Sandy began his duties
as assistant cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Worthington on Mon
day last.
Prof. Holt, OF the Shenandoah Collie
giate Institute Of Dayton. Va. was CALI
ing on friends here Thursday.
G, N. Rogers. who has been visiting
friends here for the last ten days, re
turned to his home in Buchanan, Va.
Thursday.
Mrs. Martha J. Parrish is having ex
tensive repairs made to the property
recently purchased from Mrs. George
NJ. Jacobs.
Mrs. Earl Bryan is having her resi-
dence on Water street repainted and
repaired, which adds much TO its ap
pearance.
A. L. Anderson, Of Anderson Broth
ers, contractors for the Helen's Run
railroad construction work. was here
Thursday making arrangements to
start work. The town is beginning to
assume a lively appearance as it is
beginning to fill up with laborers and
others CONNECTED with the contract
ing company.
Rumors were current this week that
there is still another railroad to be
built in this vicinity. the one up BIng,
anon creek to open up the large Goa
field in the vicinity OF Wyatt. AS some
farms have been bought there is very
good foundation for the rumors.
Rev. c. W. Fuller, Jr., and wife, OF
McMechen, eyre visiting friends here
Saturday and Sunday last. Rev. Full
Ter filled the pulpit Of the Christian
Church on Sunday. both morning ana
evening, and preached two excellent
sermons.
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HURRY.


Don't hurry. II wears the system
like worry. Especially in the hot sea
son.
Hurry tears out the nerves and the
bodily tissues rapidly. puts lines in
the fact. interferes with digestion and
other intestinal action, and in time
may produce permanent pa!pitation
OF the heart. Loss OF both mental
and physical control and number
OF varieties or nervous disorders may
result.
Hurry exhausts twice the energies
in given time than would be re-
CURED to accomplish twice the work
II undertaken in leisurely manner.
Don't hurry at your meals. II you
have only a few minutes in which to
snatsh a bite forego the usual break
fast which requires careful mastica-
ton Instead take cup OF warm
milk or break couple OF raw eggs
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Dr.. q. &. Carr Will
Visit Noted Clinics

Dr.. H. H. Carr will leave tomorrow
to visit his father. DR.. Logan Carr. at
Mt. Lake Park. after which he will
visit DR.. Criles surgical clinic at
Cleveland. He will then visit Dr.. John
S Murphy's clinic at Chicago and then
the Mayo clinic in Rochester, Mime
sofa.
DR.. Carr will return to this city dur
Ing the first week in September. He
will confine his parctice chiefly to sur
gerry and Office consultations.
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she had spent several weeks as me
guest Of Miss Eleanor Amman.
Melville Jacobs. who Is making .
tour Of the West having visited the
Panama Pacific exposition, Yellow
stone park, Salt Lake City and other
points Of interest. is scheduled to ar
rive at Tacoma. Wash. today. He
will not return here until some time
in September.
Miss Rose Gaskill is visiting rela-
tives al Elkins.
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:: Personals =

Miss Ella Snider went to Philippi
today to spend Sunday. She will go
on to Oakland, Nd, for a weeks visit.
Fay Merifeld and sister. Miss
Ivette, leave next week for Webster
Springs TO spend two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Morris and
baby daughter. Mary Elizabeth. have
returned from two weeks visit at
Detroit and other points on the Great
Lakes.
Mrs. Mary Clayton Bitner has been
III for two weeks at her home on Pike
street. She is improving slowly.
Miss Elsie Merrifeld, who has been
III for several months, Is improving
slowly. She will leave next week for
Webster Springs to spend several
weeks.
Miss Julia Corners and brother. Joe
Corners, and Miss Mary Mulligan left
this morning for Webster Springs TO
spend week.
c. ]. Senkier leaves tonight for
Poughkeepsie. y. y, TO spend Two
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Deshon leave
next week for Huntington. where the
former has been made manager OF
the Huntington opera house. They ex'
pect to return here at the end OF the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe Peterson and
daughter. Flo Elizabeth, OF weston,
motored here yesterday evening ana
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
! Conaway on Chicago street. IheE
we're accompanied home by Miss An
/ ma Newberger. who had been the guest
OF relatives there.
The Misses Ruby Hess and Iva
I Hartley left today for Clarion. ONO
where they will he the guests OF MISS
/ Eleanor Davis. formerly OF this city.
Mrs. E. c. Frame returned here last
night from Baltimore and Mt. Lake
Park, Nd. Mr.. Frame, who accom-
named her TO Baltimore, returned yes
4 terday morning.
Mrs. ]. Walter Barnes and son Ken
meth, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pltzer,,
who motored TO Wheeling TO attend
the Christian Endeavor convention,
have returned home.
Bruce Riggs. OF Morgantown. Is IN
the city. having been called by tne
serious illness of his brother. Lindsay
Riggs. who is in a very critical con
dition at Cook hospital. It is thought
he can live but a short time.
Miss lisa Neel left yesterday Tor
Pennsboro. to visit relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Anderson ana
nephew, Reuben Anderson, Jr.. and the
Misses Norma Martin and Eva WALDO
the latter two OF Clarksburg. nave
returned from a motoring trip 10
points in Randolph county.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Conaway lei,
This afternoon for Terra Alta to spenu
few weeks.
Norris Showalter left yesterday Tor
Mt. Lake Park. Md, to spend the week
end with friends.
Miss Cora Dudley. who had spent
the last several months visiting rela-
tiyes in this section. left this morn
ing for her home in Washington state.
She was accompanied by her aunt
Mrs. Mary Dudley. and Harold Rldg'
ley, who will spend some time IN the
West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Spears and
daughter. Miss Marjorie, OF kiKins'
Who had been on an extended motor
ing trip through the Great Lake region
stopped here en- route home. leaving
G Kiss Lulu Polling. Of lexington, is
the guest Of her sister, Miss Minnie
Polling.
The Misses Jane and May 4ost ana
Marvel Phillips left yesterday 1or
Niagara Falls on a several days Visit
T. T. Evans. of Pittsburgh. repre-
senting the Victor Talking Machine
Co. was a business visitor in the CITY
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Sewing is Diversion.

Miss 0dra Stealey entertained IN
formally at her home on East Part
avenue Yesterday afternoon. SEWN:
was the diversion Of the afternoon and
tempting refreshments were served
The guests included Misses Maud anC
Edna Jenkins. Mrs. Cecil JunkinS
katherine Donham. Misses Inez. Erma
and Margaret Workman. Leota Satter
field and the following out OF town
guests: Miss Goodwin. of Clarksburg
and Tia Bent, of Huntington.
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Hounh-Rinaer.

Miss Myrtle Ringer Of Uniontown'
Pa. and Mr.. William Hough, Of Con
nelsville, Pa, were united in mar
rage Thursday in this city. Rev. L. +
Oldaker, Of the First N. E. Church
Officiating They are on wedding
trip and will reside In Connellsville
on their return. Mr.. Hough Is tn
state lineman.
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In Celebrate Birthday.

Master George Thomas Evans. the
little son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Evans. will entertain number OF his
friends Monday at his home on Spring
street. in celebration Of his fourth
b!rt1lay ar iveTsary.
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Entertained Friends.

Miss Gaelic Smith entertained a
number Of friends last evening at her
home on Madison street. Music and
dancing were features OF the eve
ning's entertainment and refreshments
were served. The guests numbered
fpo1ye
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Birthday Party.

Paul. the young son Of Mr.. and Mrs
o. A. Watson. Of Belleview. is enter
tanning number OF his young friends
this afternoon at his home. celeorat
ing his sixth birthday anniversary.
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Left For Vacation.

Miss Berta Duffy. district nurse FOR
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany. has gone to Philadelphia 10
spend a three weeks vacation. Dur
ing her absence Miss Mary Steven
son will have charge Of her work.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-07
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into a cup. These you may swallow
quickly. They will digest easily.
The system can stand an immense
amount OF physical labor for an indef.
mite time. but 1t cannot long with.
stand the wear Of hurry.
Have plenty OF exercise. Be alert
in your work. But don't wear out
before your time hurrying.
Mrs. J. H. Fletcher. of Clarks6urg.
is a visitor in the city.
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On Motoring Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Neill and two
children, Of Cairo. are expected here
today in their automobile en- route for
a two weeks touring trip through
Pennsylvania. They will spend sun.
day at the home OF the formers moth
er. Mrs. John R. Neill, on Chestnut
street.
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L0CN S0QNz6Ez6s
S:<AN5FES2}A
EVENTS Is 0n 4
Returned From Lake Trip.

Returned From Lake Trip.
Mrs. Thomas Arnett and daughter
Miss Katharyn, returned last night
from trip to points on the Great
Lakes. including Detroit and Cieve'
land They were accompanied by MI
Arnett. who is now east on a business
trip and by the Misses Alma and Bell
Mortified, OF Winfield district
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Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. sculp.
tress and artist Of New York. who
was operated on for appendicitis re-
Gently and will remain at her SUM
mer home in Westbury. L. l., until she
RECEIVERS.
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Motoring Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Morgan and
children and Miss Ruth Fleming LETT
this morning for a motoring trip 10
points in Pennsylvania.
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To Mountains.

Mrs. Levi Harr and children. Ing.
man and Betty, went to Mt. Lake
Park, Md. yesterday where they will
spend a month. They were Joined to.
day by the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. j. Fleming.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-07

Edward Farley and Daniel McAllIs
ter. OF McKeesport, Pa. are the guests
OF H. NJ. Downey.
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Mrs. George V. Frum and children
OF Morgantown. are the guests Of Mrs.
". y. Morrow. Of the East Side.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-07

Daisy Virginia. chorus girl, who
became Mrs. Ford Keith recently and
now she and her husband are on a
globe circng honeymoon for Bombay,
India. where they will make their
home.
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GOOD NIGHT huRsE-

(From the Terre Haute. Ind. Tribune.)
.WANTED-Nurse for children over
is years old.
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the country to recover ITSELF that they are giving
work to thousands of people, that they are putting
money into circulation which will help bring about
better times over the country, and that in doing
all this they directly and indirectly aid themselves
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Reductions Will Be Greater
Than Ever.

All the furniture in the sale-our entire regular
stock and the large special purchase-will be tag
ged with August tags showing the exact saving on
- piece. On many cases the reduction will be
third, wilhelm other cases 10 to 40 per cent will be
deducted Even at 10 per cent the reduction on
special furniture would equal 25per cent if bought
at the regular price.
Below we mention only few Of the many good
money-saving opportunities in the August Sale
See Mondays paper for complete details.
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lis an advantageous time for the public to buy
furniture and in buying now they will have that
additional satisfaction in knowing that they are
helping the great furniture industry throughout
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05
CHILDREN HATE
PILLS, CALOMEL
AND CASTOR OIL
~ cRoss gEvGeisss. cossripsr
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aH f'af sii fsiorsi etftafties vi a
boss haisa ihsg hea SOFA g. sHf
a1hiaaf taking ftein
Nsfa plf children Hs dIffnrfnf
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pnyalf simply fort fsalfe Nfaf fhtf
90 fhe shildrers roof "a s-ii-
founded. flfIr tender Hffil iuslfsa
ifs injured tt them
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hraNir need rirantink. gIts uaif fel-
fiens -faiihfaia sYfup N fiF iib
action 81 positive hsi f-ails ullona
af mrthrrs srsF ihia hafmi+a 'frWi
laftiifN h4fii fhfY know Nrilirfn
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dean enc htef and npNsis ana e~ssttH
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fla fFI directions f1f batiss faiidrra
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un fafh arfIo neeaFe n rHHrffffsifa
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'fnfaia llf Afrnp ramptnl nsfase
300 nihrf Hnl with tOaffmH AZ
ifftiHsmNuf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05
AGAINST THE COTTON
PINK BOIL WORM IS URGED BY EXPERTS

Contained lr fhs -e.1s hffs an pffish'
"a T4.s nasaut ioF eNunipie mat go
fatpt.an crop ~ 1914 eopld nei -
as4ilablr TT sgu'htfn gutfHn mills uh
, til Oct4hsf 1915
The necessity Ter Tits long perlpe
a stefay- anses from the fsei that ex'
p.ilmenta have shown ih4t not aii 81
rhs lafgAe 90 the pink bolg worm Trans
form d1nng Tho first summer follow .hf
harvest end certain rerceniase 90 ~
continus as largas intu me SECOND
.efunsf The department moreover BE-
Informed that foreign cotton is irf'
Qaaniif aepf Bon storage in fhls country
Tor % considerable time. Hnd DO a.
therefore probat ls thsi fhs isN +H0th-
ern mills ahrh are dependent Yn iNr-
eiGh cotton can srClfe supplies 'p meet
this new condition until fh~, ore able
to make permanent arrangements
Tor the future Furthermore BE- was
bfauGaf Gus at fhe Asy hsarna ihat
i auffcienf quantity ~ mng fisplc
and Egyptian cotton il low produced
ln Arifnra and elsewhere Boy the nuath
q mset ars imperative and Immediate
need
For these reasons me department he.
ueyer that the proposed restrictions
Nlll MOI wofk serious hardships 90
southern manufacturer Boz ar1 event
however ihg wu De far less ilm
aging than the cutl 20 an insect which
would probably prove faiii as flHts
trpns an the BOA wectlL ln Esypl
" here ths pink boil worm Was Inffl-
onrea about five yraFa aso 20 Sos Dseu
known IN some C1fss in rcducr tas
yield 90 per cent Do addition Co ihis
she amount ~ oii obtained irnm ihr
seed is lcssenrd from o. t0 -l uff cent
The plnk heli worm hihcfuatcs iu fnr
cotton seeds ln the larvae state fnf
This reason lmpoftnilana M GOTTEN
seed hate been prohibited since Mas
"a. 1919 shortly after che establish
mftn uf this quarantine several pat.
cells og cotton seed from Fssrt wef,
intercepted hy customs effects arI
found 60 b. heavily infested with living
larvae ~ Tho p.nk BON worm 70 is
noi sufhcleat however 500 prohibit
impnustous az cotton srrd Ur.autr.
huliy Eiunlns Frequently leaves rut.
ION seeds in bales 10 hni intraufa
i.nns have shown that irsgfun l,l..
contained an average 10 600 t.rl. r..h
urd living larvae htsc hr,r fanl .r
so'm 10 thsae seeds ln tHr a,sn.na
process preliminary tn sumnre. trl.r
atslH tro renewed Wlfh otffr wtvte
ard sfc frequently uncd as .ertI1tt
lnd fOf ether purposes ff Is rnmmUn
practice in the South fof ths trlyh
frNm the mills which mas include .r.I
io h' discharged upon ground within
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05
PROGRAM CHARITIES
CONFERENCE TO b
HELD At BALT|N(N
UNUSUAL CONDITIONS pso..
EARLY ARRANGEMENTS ~
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05
LnVY ZOE NANnIcAp-

ii0r HriiiNGN Fen Ahe ki
Iftt ~ iiousiau witn Niinn iisrsin "a
Atlanta as - pafiusf vnn the hanA.
aar match fium Willie liaafg pfnfos.
a|H ~ ~ thN liui dpIiHEt Country .uf
ana u 20 Weiafuhsrf Predetermined II
go hurui rnnnilY finh I'D Clr,rland
onto en rnuntrN nluh Hnss tpaaf M
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05
Ideal Meat Market
ron QUALITY AND SERVICE
Phone Ring ?.
a23 staples street,
CLARK ANo klronlN 70 LAO.

wAalifNDToN. lsh 4 A caucua a.
the Democratic members ~ lhn HOUSE
81 Representatives u scheduled fcr this
afternoon, when thc ceremony Of ca
doifine Champ CLARK So uucoecd him
neif A. apcaksr 10 lhe eith Congress-
viii he The lnaie business n ~ he'lrv
cd the Speaker wiz accept ths chair
w The next cvnHtesn Claude kltrnsa
II Nerih Carolina ~sh set The place
of Pour leader ~ the majority. npN
held b Oscar Underwood, wbo Epcs
te she HenAss in March.
Tho caucus Wiz have ,,s contentious.
hawev4r lor sheN Afe several lis
flRhte tof places on mo Ways ana
Means rpmnlilcc, witch "a the tariff
making and eseetina hgGF 10 Sungtcsa
There are ak Vacancies nnd many
candidates and q wll late senie clever
riskins Ia satisfy al se,l,uts.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05
FOOTBALL RUlrs coMMtrrrr
MNErS.

NtW NNisK tNh l. lhe later.
c'a'oeiaie t,'eshaii Rules N.mn,l,,cc
ws' hese i,'daN ant sacncsttcrs In
rhHHFrt iu she riles AZ the hie c.,.,erc
tf'e wgts saken up n Is aes nelie,.a
'ee' AZ, "a sNc rftneinsl rutcs Nin ne
chaifea hut thefr viii h. mia..s
ehhnsrs "a ihe ~cga'rr - tll,t inter.
ftrsnunn ~ she tu.ss M ne n,eee
MAY Arf sanke lsss conflict.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-05
TEXAS IN URGENT
NEED OF IMPROVED
CHILD LABOR LAWS
CHAIRMAN o. SOCIAL SERVICE
DEPARTMENT issuUs AFPEAL


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