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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
Bon Der @dbieite.

Der Sunger Mdnner6or mirb heute
In 8albOrf Pari iein idblli9es 0alo.
feft abbalten un6 iino Soriebrnngen ge.
troffen woroeu, nm ben Ebeilnebmeru
sinsn uergniisteu Gag 3u bereitsn.
Sn anbstradt Oss 25idbrisen Subj.
ldums bes Dsuti9en Srieger Yerein
finost nd9iten Sumitas feline 8erlamm.
lung oeS arbsitsr 5ortb. unb Rr. Tint.
Terein itatt, unb 1T isbss Wfitslieo
srfuht, iif Gbenos 7 1br in Balborf
Pirt einiufinbeu.
Der idbrlihe GusHus Der Rittsr BON
st. @eor9e uon Der ct. Wfarien Sc.
meinoe miro am tommenben Disnftag,
ben 10. ausuit, mad 9nte 9ooore sr.
Tol9en. Sin uer9niister Gag itebt ben
&beilnebmern bel siinitissr 8ittsruns
In Gusiitt. benn oaS Somitee bat um.
fansnos Sorfebrunssu 3u oieism 3wsd
setrohen.
Der 32 Sabre alte anbrem Wfc.
Wtabon pOn @bsrrp Strnbs, wslher am
26. Wtai bsm Polijilten 0illiam Con.
ilato sinsn Sustritt In ben llntsrlsib
perieete, Der beinabe oeiien Cob per.
uria6te, wuroe am Srsitas fiir elm @r.
iAeinen Dor @sridt untsr $500 Bhr9.
lihaft geitellt. nahbem Der PoliSift lih
lioweit erbOlt bate, um s,ssn ibn su sr'
libeiuen.
| Sn Der Samitas absnb abssbaltensu
Sabresueriammluns Der gleuen @itisus
ban uuo anlsibe @eislli6aft wurbeu
bic folsenoenl Beamten erniblt: Prd.
iioent, 3. 8. .3isslar /; 8ise Prdlibsnt
3. s. Snowben Shusmsiftsr, 3. z
Sarosr Sefrstir, SB. 6. Seliinser
Direftoren, s. D. Sir9ofi. penrp 8
Sprnis, s8illiam Delfs, Ssnrp S6u
bert, R. u. Zimmerman, 6. u. 3ieiel
8. 3. S5ngtsr, @burlss 8. Basnsl
unb Soispb giOtO.
i gid4ftsn Samftas alio. ben Z. au'
suft, wirb Der Deutife 3risssr gersir
In 99alborf Bart iein 25. Stiftuneefef
fsteru, uno finb ale 8orfebrungsn es
troHen woroen, I'm oas @rtisniB 3u elm
sm beufmarbisen 3u MAIDEN. Sdmmt
libe beuti4e Bsrsine pon bier, ionil
Der Deuti4e Srisser Serein pon S8il'
fss.Barre unb Der pou philadelphia,
finb ju Der Seisr einsela6en morbsu
uno baben ibre Wfitmirfung 3ugslaet
| Do 60 niht lmmsr einem Oeutihtn Ser
Elm uersCnnt III, ben 25. Sabrsstas isi'
nsr @riinonns gu fsisrn, 10 iOlltt 0isil
5sisr bss Deuti6en 3riessr 8srsins
bas ollssmsins SntsrsIis 6ss ssiamm.
ten Deutiftbums ermsden un6 bnlielbl
anipornsn, iih uolljdblis ju bisism Ssfi
sinjuftellsn. oamit es ii& 3u einsm sr'
fOl9rti4tn uuo oenfmhrbissn seftnltet,
Serr 6sinri9 2isr3 uon Bbilnoelpbia,
als tiiHtissr unb fraftpOlltr Rsonsl
melt uno brett bsfannt, 1T ole Ssftrso.
nsr fur bic Seisr pspOnnsn worbsn unt
piro cine isinsr ssbisssnsn anipra9sr
balten. Bsi Ssrrn 9isr3 iann man iif
immer auf stDas sutee sefaBt MAIDEN
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

Crs6E0 rbsttsa issa IA = ~
.1s6ssbIs1r Diam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
Sbbe Xarf MUtiaem.

= @bmarb Saul BON 9iorS Sbbe
Bari apenue, Der, etliHe Do1en snpor
bel einem @inbruh ertappt murbe, LIT
am Samftas uon 9ai1ter gispeomb su
pon % bis 10 Sabren bsm 3u9tbans
iibsrianot wOrosn.
- Der % Sabre alts Better S&uler
BON BrDn Wtamr Stra6s, nel@er
etliAs 2ase jupor ii4 i'm ,entralen
Stabttbeil Gin 5abrra6 aueienete, purbe
am Sumitas wsseu bes Disbltabls un.
ter $500 Blirsi4aft fiir elm seri6tliHss
@ri9eineu seftellt. @r wuroe ertappt,
ais er baS 5abrrao on sinen Sdnoler
an Penn apenue uerlaufsn mollte.
- Die is Sabre ults Marsarst
Dimes BON Railroab .Gpsuue, pelfe In
ben lebten Eagen t1ebreren 3aufIeuten
gsfdli9te Sheds aufbdnste, mur6s am
Wtontas 9indmittas auf fiinf gnflasen
unter $500 8iirgiaaft fiir Elm Gri8si.
nsu I'M SuSeuoseri9t seitellt. ole
bsiannts iid1 i9ulois un6 erfldrte, baB
Elm Mann fie baSu uerleitete, bic Smeds
ju fdli9en uub 6ann nit ibr tbeilte.
Ole ssinsssa pvvo<arsslssn n ~ sAa1A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
(@arbonoale @orreIponoen,.l

- als Der 6jdbriss Billiam Nic.
GnoreD 9eitern mittas ju Simplon
einen Dumb in ben &adalpauna Sius
fto6en mollte, uertOr er iein @lei1se.
wiat, fisl ius Baher uub ertrant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
2aubheit fann nid,t aeheiIt irer

4uupUett ruHH HtDt 8eDettt Ders
ben bur& locale AppIisatiOusn, neil iTt ben iran.
len 3tsH bee SbIts niGt trrd6tu f5nnsR. u
eifbt uur sintn Wfa bic 5aubbsii iu furirsn,
unb has N bur& epniiitutiOntlls ptilmitisI.
5aubbsit pirb bur& tiutn snitinbtitn !3uRanb
Der k4IsimistH Nusfltibuns bu GufaaiItsn
8Sbrt pfruriaGt. 0tnu bitfs RSbrt ti9 snt.
jtnbet. babt Sbr tintH rumpsInbtn Sen pbtr
nnuenfcmmsnts @tb6r; unb ptnn Iit gan, as.
itIOfsn IN, trfeIst Gaubbsit unb Bsnn Bic &nt.
ihnbuHe niGt ssbpben une eitlt RUbrt ptsbr In
ibrtn stbSristn 9ufaub pritst ptrbsu fam,
pirb bas G,sbSr fur immsr ,trif5rt psrbtn; nmu
8das unttr ,tbn (ine bur& 9atarrb ptrarlatt,
ptltn nt&is ale siu tutlinbtttr .9ufanb ptr
ltltimietn Sbrf6&tn IN.
gBir ppIsu sinbunbfrt Dollars fir isbsn
(burH Ratarrb ptrurladitn) GaI pon 5anbbsii
atbtn, btn mir ni&t bur@ giuntbmsn pUn Saa's
aaiaTrb-Rur HtiIsu iSnnfH. eabt Gu@ um.
fpnff Girrulart fommtn.
8. 3. 9bsntp & Co.. EoIsbp, 8.
@- gtTiauft BON alien apptbtitrn, 75s,
Saa's 6amilisn-p pillsn Rnb bic btftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
9tttStDn.

- Eon1 @larfs Don Dod Strase
elm anseitellter bes 3ontraitors Bren,
ton, murbe Samltng um Wtitternafi
gerabe auBerbalb 0iltes.Barre pou
sinsm Ssrisp Central Sus sstrOffsn unt
9et0btet.
= @irarb, Der 10 Sabre alte Sobu
Der @belsute Solspb 3aur bon glorb
Dtain unb Parionaee Stra6en, Itarb
am Sountas uno murbe Dienitne I'm
ct. Wtarisn SSrisObaf Bu 9usbestopn
beeroiSt.
Srau Suliu S9msitier pon gBooO
Strase III uorleste Wiittmo1 gtadt
einem Gftbmaleiosn erls9en. @s iiber,
leben fie Der @atte, brei E6Gttr unb
Elm SObn. Die 8eiissuns srfolsts am
Sonnta9 ytahmitta9 I'm luth. ct.
Pster's SrisobOf In Susbsstopn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
Bon NeterSbmr0.

: 2Ouis 3. 8olff uOu Gib Strubs.
wslder Dor 78 Sabren In Worms,
Dsnti6lun6. ssbOren wuroc unO felt
1868 bier wObnbaft mar, lit ssitsru
mcrsen nud mebrmOnatli9sr 8rantbsit
sefiorbsn. Sc iiberlsben ibn bic 8itt'
me, smsi SObns uub fiinf G6atsr. Dis
Beiiesnns finbst Souutas JiadmittuS
i'm bieiisen bsuti9sn 5risbbOf ftatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
Stabfratb.

Der Staotratb mur6e am 5reitag
9iahmittas burh eiuen Srief oes
Wiapors 6urauf aufmsriiam sema9t.
oaB bic 9e9islatur cine Sorlase ange'
nOmmen babe, melhe uoriGreibt, ba6
Stiote elm Bureau Der 9aufurfun6en
@intra9un9 freirsn. Der Wiupor mill
bic Nnsele9enbeit mdbreno Der Serien
Oes Staotratbes i'm Gusuit ndber un'
terinhen uno hOfft In Der eriten Ser'
ammlnn9 In September 9enanereS an'
gebeu su fGnnen. g8enn bic Sahe,
Die uns Sismtid iiber1iiiig sri6eint,
ourhsefiibrt nirb, 10 nerbeu mieoer
eins GnSabl slsmter treirt werosn
miilien. Dss Wia1OrS S1reiben mur'
be benz 9Omites fir OfsntIids 9Ssris
iibsrwisisu.
Sapille ma6ts ben Sori6las, oaB
bic Pldne fiir ben 5ellOms Parf auf
Der Weitieite 3mei ooer mebr Eennis
Courts entbalten iollsn, fur Benusuns
ieitens bes Bublifums. @r legte aud
cine ReiOlution Dor, mel6e bic SSntsr.
national glifociation pon @bief @nsi'
uetrS einlaoet. ibren nd4lten idbrli6en
Souueut in Scranton ab3ubalten.
Wirtb bratte mebrers Pflalteruuss'
porla9en fir StraBen auf Der SiioisitI
elm, nobel oas Pflalter Der 9iationa
Pauing @ompanis benust mer6en iou.
Sei enosiiltissr 2siuns purOe isn
SroiHauj beitdtist, Delfe Die ltdotiihei
Seamteu ermahtist. 3outrafte fur jsu
VerbeHerugeu sinSnseben, msl9e in bei
3mei BOnbaussaben pon is $78,OOt
UOrseiebeu finb. @in slsi6ss seI6al
] nit Der fog. vSitnsp" YOrla9e jn
&eeulirun9 Der Nutomobils, uel6e lu
BsiDrberuns pon Raiiasisrsn benus
uerOen bic 8orlase iou am 1. Sep
tember in Strait treten.
Sn einsm psiteren S1rsiben be-
WfaporS madte bieier barauf aufmeri
fam, oaB Die @rssn Ribse 9oblen Com
panic Borbtreitnngen treffe, nm 6i
Stiitpfeiler bon Der yio. 8 Dunmor
aosr 5u entferusn. nno oaB iolhes be
beutenben Shaben fir bas &igentbun
auf Der Sbsrfld9s bsbsuts; er ihlds
Dor, baB iiiuitli4e Stiispfsilsr srri&ts
perbsn iollsn. Sn 8trbinbuns mi
Der Sa9e ipurbs Gin ldnssrer Berih
6eS SeGenetometers Song psrleien, be-
bic 5rase sriinbli4 sr6rtert unb bsl
Sorihlas ma4t, bnB SObrlD4sr &C
mnht uno bic Seffnun9en 9eihmemm
tpsrbsn iollen, mas nit serinsen 9oitsI
sstban uerben fauH. Die @ompnni
Dirb porldufis niGts tbun. bis .il
9ontraft ndber tr6rtsrt worben 1T
wel&tr 1857 jpii9en Der Staot uni
Der 9adomanna @iisn unb 3oblsl
@ompanis sinsssansen wnrOe, unb otl
Cat entbdlt, bas bic @ompanie fh
allen Shabsn auf Der SbsrHaAe per
. nntwortli4 isin ioll.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
ans bem Dberen Sbale.
(Gr&balb @orreiponbens.)

= a6am Ssrrsdai uon Ssiiup. Der
lesten Wfdr3 einem Dtann s65 aus Der
Eaihe itabl. murbe am Samftag jn
eintm Germin In Der huntington Rs.
formidule uerurtbeilt.
- Der % Sabre alts glsc 8abum
uon Scotb 9ill. nabe Slbpbant, lit
am Sonntag i'm Olpphant SBafsrbes
balter ertrunfen, als er iit baoete uno
uon Gr1mpfeu befallen murbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
OaS Sbal abmdrtS.

Sablur.-Srau 9enr1 Self uon Sai
StraBe wurOe am Samitas Nbenb ge.
lesentli6 ibres 43. @sburtstases BON
ben Wfitslisosru oes ausuita 8iftOria
Tempels Sio. 4, Damen bes @olosnen
Gblers pOn scranton, In selungsner
DeiIe iiberruibt unb 3u @bren bes
@reisuiiiss ibr elm @mpfans ssgsbsn.
Das @ebnrtstassiinb unb bic Bsiuaer
uerlebten siusn reht usrsnhsten ab,nb
iuiummsn.-Den @bsletusn gBillium
Ott BON WtOOfic 1T Elm SObn ssbOrsn
moroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
Bilfes.8arre OsOti;en.

= Gls Charles Seronfa BON Sugar
Rotd am Wfontas auf einsm Sitnsp'
bus feinen abssmebten 9ut erbai1eu
Dollts, ftiirjte er auf oas Strasen.
pflafter unb erbislt sinen S9dOslbru9.
Ssin 5uitanb mar Sur 3sit elm sefdbr'
li6er.
Der itarie slsttrii9s Stnrm, mel.
der 5reitas abenb bieis giahbarihaft
bsimiuhts, ri9tste bebeutenbeuSG SGaben
an, benu StraBen wuroen iibsrflutbst
nno jahIreihe Drabtleitunssn tsmpordr
nnBer Dienit ssisst, aud Der StraBen'
babubieuit esft6rt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
@anne @puntn.

SsnssbaIe. .-Srau Rarsurst, Ditt.
me oes Sobn Beber, bic mebrere Gage
jupor in Slem gorf ftarb. murbe am
Souutas Oiaamittas I'M bisiissn bsut.
f9en fatb. 5rieObof bsissitst, uad elm,
EN- Erausroienit In Der ct. Wfarisn
Waebalena 3irche.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

Sm alter, psnn bic nutiirli6sn
8rafts nu93uluiisn beginner, wiro elm
miloes, itdrfen6ss Seilmittel cine wirf.
libe 9iotmenbigfeit. Sorni's Nlpsn'
irduter III ssra6s fiir iolGs Sale sesiS'
net. @s ftdrit bic sei9wd9tsn Srsans
uub srnsusrt bic 4ebsnsiraft. Seine
Gpothsisrmebijin. Stdberes teilt ssrns
nit Or. Better Sabrnsp & CONS Co..
1875 90. SOpus Gus., @bicaso, gu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
. Der btutide 92eihstaa lpirh au

- Der bsutihs Reidstus pirb am
Donneritag, ben 10. Gusuit, 3u isinsr
nd9ften Sisuns 3uiamrnsntrsten, nm
pi9tise SOrlasen Der Rssisruns ,u
beraten, Die iid auf ben Sriss unb
feline Sortissuns bejisbsn.
= Der .Wbite Star4 Dampfer
-arabicA fubr nit $1,000 Eonnen
3rieesmaterial BON gleu Dorf naH
@n9lano ab. Das Dsd mar burt,
Sanbidds ssssn slusriff. ssidhst.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
Plan STREET DANCE
F0R. DRESS UP DAY.
New Gowns and Bright
Lights to Feature Splen-
did Spectacle.

a splendid fashion promenade and
dance on the fine new pavement OF
Main street in front of the courthouse
lssbeing arranged for Friday evening.
October /, as the crowning event Of
dress up day" Preparations are al.
ready well under way and the commit.
tee on arrangements will call upon
Mayor Anthony Bowen late this after
noon to secure permission to rope OF
Main street between Monroe and JET.
ferson streets for the dance.
Fairmont is following the customs
inaugurated this, fall in New York,
Philadelphia and otSer fashions cen.
ters in observing dress up day" in a
hitting manner. Dame Fashion has de.
creed that the summer garments OF
both men and women rendered shabby
by a seasons wear shall be laid aside
by October l, and that on that date
ne wwinter apparel shall be donned
Just as the new summer finery Is worn
for the first time on Easter Sunday.
The big street dance and fashion
parade with good orchestral music and
brilliant illuminations Friday evening
Is the occasion when the men and
women will array themselves in the
new fall clothing which shoppers are
at tspresent busy purchasing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
TORN UP Sidewalk
CAUSES COMPLAINT
Citizens Ask Board to Re-
place Boards With Con-
crete or Brick.

Congressman NJ. N. NeeIy and A. G.
Martin, Clerk OF the County Court, ap-
peared before the Fairmont City
Board OF Affairs at the meeting this
forenoon TO protest against the condt.
tion of the sidewalk along Mccoy
street and to request the commission.
ers to require the abutting property
owners to replace the delapidated
board walk with cement or. bricks.
The request was taken under advise.
ment by the commissioners.
John Jack and Robert Jack com.
planned Of the offensive odor from the
sewer which empties into Buffalo
creek at the foot of Pike street. They
declared that the smell was so bad as
TO make 1t impossible for persons re.
siding in the vicinity TO sit on their
porches. Commissioner Ira Smith ex.
planned that while he knew the com,
plant was justifiable, conditions were
such at peresent as to make an imme.
dfate remedy impossible. Mr.. Smith
and Commissioner A. l.. Lehman
promised TO visit the vicinity today
with the city engineer and see what
can be done towards relieving the oh.
iectionable conditions next spring. II
Is said that the sliding OF the bank OF
the creek makes Il difficult to con.
tinue the construction Of a sewer
down the stream.
An ordinance regarding the pay.
ment Of city taxes passed second
reading. This ordinance provides that
persons paying taxes for the current
year before November 0 shall be en-.
titled to 21s per cent discount. The
ordinance now in force names October
II as the last day for the discount
The new ordinance gives the city
treasurer the same powers as a sher.
in in distributing and selling property
for the non.payment OF taxes. The
new ordinance is for the purpose OF
making the city conform with the re-
qulrements OF al aw passed at a recent
session of the state Legislature.
Specifications required by the street
sign ordinance were submitted by s. ].
Courtney G Company for splendid
electric sign: The board approved the
proposed sign. The electric sign at
the satterfeld barber shop was aps
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
AUSTRIA TO RECALL
DR.. BUMBA HOME
Presidents Request Will Be
Granted, Penfield is
Told.

WASHINGTON, Sept. e7.-Austria
has informally notified Ambassador
Penfeld that 1t will recall DR.. Dumba,
the Austrian ambassador, to the Unit.
ed States as requested BY President
Wilson.
This information was given through
Ambassador Penield when he infor.
mally advised Austrian officials on in.
structions from Washington that the
United States sought the recall" Of
DR.. Dumba and would not be satisfied
with his departure on leave OF alb.
sence. Mr.. Penield was assured that
the wishes OF the United States would
be compiled with and that formal
note on the subject would be handed
him soon. ntil the formal expression
is in the hands Of the State Depart
ment officials, they can not act on the
Ambassadors request for same con.
duct. DR.. Dumba had engaged passage
on the steamship Rotterdam, due TO
sail September %, but II is not known
whether arrangements can be made
in time for him TO leave on that date.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
Battle Scared Heroes As
semble in Forty-Ninth
47' Annual; Gathering.
EXPECT 10000 PRESENT
President Wilson to Review
Grand Procession on
Wednesday.

'ASS StFF'1AhASA ANFF1s1
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The for.
ty.ninth annual reunion OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic began here TO.
day with thousands OF battle Scared
veterans OF the Civil war participate
ing. The celebration, which will con.
tinue for week, will be featured by a
procession OF the survivors Of the con.
qaering army from the capitol TO the
white house in commemorative OF the
grand review which marked the close
OF the Civil war. Many other inter.
esting events are on the program.
Veterans and visitors continue 10 ar.
rive today and excursion trains bore
their full quota. Most of them were
from the eastern states easier OF ac.
cess to Washington. Commander In
Chief Palmer was among the arrivals.
The days ceremonies began with II
formal opening by Commander Palmer
OF Camp Berry, official headquarters
OF the reunion established in the old
Census building. near the capitol, and
the welcoming by the commander and
his staff OF Lieutenant General Nelson
a. Miles. retired, who is TO e the
grand marshal OF the parade next
Wednesday.
Thirty thousand veterans are ex,
pected TO participate in the grand re.
view Wednesday. President Wilson
will review the procession from a
grand stand in front OF the white
house. where President Johnson stood
in 1865 to review the ,conquering
arm yof the north.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
Small Son Passes
Away at Monongah

James B. Shaver, aged 2, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. !. Shaver, OF Monongah,
died Saturday night after a three
weeks Illness from cloitis.
Four older brothers survive. name.
ly: Vaughn. Denzill, Paul and Ward
Shaver. The child was a bright inter.
esting little fellow and his illness fol.
lowed by his death has occasioned
great sorrow inithe home and among
wide circle of friends.
The body was inferred. this morning
in the Boggess cemetery by. Under.
taker Cunningham following brief
service at the residence, which was
conducted by Rev. Lawson.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
Overflow Of Market
Feared at End Of War
tBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-At Presi.
dent Wilson's direction the Depart.
ment Of Commerce and Federal Trade
Commission have begun an investiga.
tion TO find means to prevent food OF
cheap products fromb Europe on the
American market at the end OF the
war. The President Is convinced that
extensive economic readjustment will
follow a restoration OF peace and
wants the United States TO be ready
to meet whatever condition develops.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
DR.. Cramblett Returns
to His Home Today

DR.. Thomas E. cramblett, president
Of Bethany College at eBthany, who
was in the city yesterday for the cor.
nerstone laying OF the Christian
church, returned this morning 10 Betn.
any. While in the city DIR. Crambletr
was guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. y. Wetzel.
In the absence OF DR.. H. C. Howard,
who is attending the NJ. E. conference
at Parkersburg, DR.. Cramblett spoke
at the evening service at the NJ. E.
church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
Murder Witnesses
Released on Bond

Mrs. Nicholas Domani and Rocco
Scoleri arrested last week as material
witnesses against the murderers of
Antonio Schepis, were released from
Jail today after having Furnished bond
Of $500 each for their appearance be-
fore the next session Of the grand
jury. The conclusion OF the {inquest
into the cause OF Schepis' death has
been postponed from today until Wed.
nesday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27

proved by the board. Building per
mits were granted as follows
G. Merle Amos, for a frame resi-
dence in the Speedway, to cost 81, 100:
j. E. Nerris. for repairs to q residence
at 5l3 Murray avenue, to cost $50;
II. G. Giiicald, for a. frame residence
In Guffey street, to cost $4,000; Hattie
f. Kica!d. for frame residence IN
Gnifey street, TO cost $500.
Mayor Anthony Bowen announced
that he would leave Fairmont for a
business trip TO Baltimore tomorrow
evening. CommissionerlA. u, Lehman
was named to act as police court Judge
during Mayor Bowen's absence and
Commissioner ]. Walter Barnes to
perform his other officialgdntie
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Nothing in TheWorld
is Absolutely Perfect
Not even the splendid carrier
system Of the West virslnlsn.

.sA L
Every effort Is made-eyery
precaution Is taken that expe-
rience can suggest-to make the
West yirginian service 1909 ef.
flcient-but It is beyond the
range OF human possibility to
distribute thousands Of papers q
day without having q single slip
up.
But at, that the errors OF deliy.
cry are very few and far be-
tween.
Subscribers OF The West vIr-
4 gfnian can help make this sys-
tenn OF delivery even more per
feet :by;calling 20 the attention OF
the circulation manager any IT.
regularity in the delivery OF the
paper4and be assured that
prompt attention will be given
every complaint.
II you are not already a sub
scriber 10 The West virginian
call up on either phone and have
II started 70 you today.
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]. W. KIGHT,
C. W. EVANS,
A. ]. KERN,
TREYY NuTTER.

The contest, which had added 1000
new readers TO The West Virginian's
list, was conducted by H.. G.. Page for
the United Contest Company OF Cleye:
land, Ohio. Mr.. Page handled this
great competition with the utmost
fairness throughout, and TO his ability
and untiring energy much Of the sue
cess OF the contest can be credited.
The West Virginian wishes totthank
all the relatives aud friends OF the
baby candidates for such splendid
work and while II was not possible for
all to win a .prize, we are pleased to
say that each candidate who continued
active until the end has or will receive
q worth while recompense.
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Crude Oil Again
Takes Jump in Price

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 27.-Another
advance In prices OF the principal
grades OF crude oil was announced by
Purchasing agencies at the opening o,
he market today. Pennsylvania crude
being lifted five cents barrel to $l.70.
The other advances follow: Cabbell,
i've cents to $1.30: Mercer black and
New Castle, three cents to Sl.26; Corn.
Ing, six cents TO S1.1s; Somerset, four
cents &c. st12. No change was made
IN Ragiand from 65 cents.
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Master Joe
Yost, Of Fair
view, the little
son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Yost,
the Fairyiew
druggist, won
the high honors
in District 2, and
captured the
100000 In gold
and the title Of
the Contest. Joe
was right there
with the votes at
all stages OF the
game. and would
not be denied.
He WAS chhnrafl
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Attend pEsTATT FUNERAL.

Misses Elizabeth. Anna and Clara
Murphy went 10 clarksburg this morn.
ing. where they attended the funeral
OF Mr.. Emil Destatt, which took place
this morning. Mr.. Destatt Is the fatn.
er of Mrs. Oscar Moll. OF this city, and
was killed In an accident at Clarks.
burg on Thursday
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETiNo.
There will be a special meeting of ths
Fairmont chsmber OF Commerce in ths
Watson Building ottlee. Tuesday evening.
September IS. at 1850 O'Clock.
The object OF the meeting Is TO take
action on the proposed increase OF freight
rates Of coal from West Virginia By the
railroads operating In the state. Any other
business Appropriate for general meetings
may bo transacted at tbs meeting.
Every member OF the association H.
urged TO be present on this occasion.
cHAs. W. Evans secretar7.