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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-11
MeutS nus usratiue
@pnuerneur Glarfc STR GrDffuuns
Ser Sdp1lc III @iltDn eingclnoen.

9foh Ben iebt peroffel1tlibten Gla=
l1ell miro Die 1lelte Shllle SIT @iltpn,
Die bis allf Ole Snitallirung Ser SET
5ltllasa1lage fe~rtigaeltelt iii, am
Ireltag, Ser IL. 9sopenlber, l1llter
entlprede1Oen DISQUALIFICATION eillge=
melbt merOen.
@ollper11el1r Glorfe lit ei119elaoe1
moroen, Die gimeibll1gsreoe 5,t boil
ten, lt1o allem M1id1ein llad} miro
Dos 5taatsoberlmlpt Ser ginIuo111g
Nolge %leilten. Nl1oere beruorragenoe
Neoner aperoen Ser Seier ebelfalls
belmob11en. Sic 1lel1e Sdu1l lit al,fs
1fooerlllte nlsgeitattet moroen. llll=
ter Den melt binSugefiieten Iad)ern
befi1oen tidy &odlen ltno @olrofertig=
feitsnl1terridt. Ger Sdlnlll1terrid,t
lol am W1pntag, Sen Is. Nppenrber
beginner.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-11
Scenes aus Sod S8lan6.
!Gin6rcdJer iprenaen @eloidranf III
charlottesville.

@eltern Morgen I'M 1:3O lbr
mllroe oie Jarn1ers @anf in 500
t6erspille, ST., bolt @i1bred)ern beir1=
geludt, Die Ben @eloid)ranf lprena=
ten ulro NIT elmer 8el1te bon $17S5
entfamel1. Die Wallf miro BON 6. 81.
!Som1lelion l11lo Company betriebcll.
Mod1bar1L meld)e ollrd) oas @erauld)
gelpecft lplrDelL %erfldrtell, Tie 6Gttetl
orei grp1oiiollen pcrllonrnlelr. Sic
Sitter bonn 8redeiien mltlten orei
Ms9al NIT gaitro-G lpcerin ipren9en,
||ebe lie Den @eloidranf berallben folm=
ten. @ie geamte Ser ga1lf erflGrell,
6abel1 lie ben @el0i1ronf raoifal aus
gepliinoert u1lo al1d) llid)t Sen gering-
item Ibeil ibrer gelte liegen laliell.
&eoer OIL Dem @ebal,Oe llpd) an Sen
9anfei1ridtumgen im1erbolb bes @e-
ballDes muroc irgelromelder Sdaben
onrd} Bic Grploiionen perl1riodt.
@il1 %Nugen5el1gc oes ginbruds
|mar Setter @il0, meldpr einen aGge=
meillen &ramerlaoell in ser fleilell
Srtldait betreibt ll1o lmgefdbr eil1e1l
@lod bon Dem @eb0l1oe Ser 9ant
mobnt. gr lub bie W}Hilncr nah ser
gallf fonm1el1, lab Tie beim gillbrudJ
l1lo borte bic abgeoampften grplpiio=
zen. 81 er allf leine eigelle perl0ll=
lid1e siderEeit be0ad}t NOR, fiirdtete
er iid, sQarm SIT idlagen.
Cine Stlu1oe nod oeIn o~reiltcr
ginbrld lub Elm on0erer Muln ,eir
fleincs s%lntonobil NIT bier Macnnern
IN llnrolider Nihtltng nod, Mpf SIS
lano %5llfabrelr. ST pern1pd}te iloel=
len llidt NIT 9eitimmtbeit %ar5llgeben,
ob ess lid INN Die ginaredcr 6a1oelte
ooer nidt.
Matberpile hit Elm fleines Staot=
den OIL Scr Mod SslanD Sollt6ern,
ltagefabr % Meilen iiiolid) bon Sod
Sslano. gs 6at cine @ilmobnerld )ait
bon et1pas iiber 200 g%inmobnern.
Die 9alrf mllroe por 5ppei sSsobren ms
2eben gerlrfer ltno ilt.eine 3meigbanf
Der snnn1ellon @anf in Sberroro.
Wtofberpile belibt m1beroem 1lpd) Ell
NE anoere Manf.
Die Yoli5eisStationen in Gapen=
port, Mof Sslmto nnlb Moline mur.
Den ferntelepbonil6 bon Ocn gil1-
brll6 III aenntniB geiebt.
spater ml1r0eal1s @bicago telegra=
pbirt, DOB ibortielblt BON Eoli5iit Or
ring EN- Manm I'M Tureit Narf unter
Dem @eroaW, m1 benr ginbrlth in
W}ot6erbille betbeiligt getpelen gu
leilL perbaftet ml1rbe. Ser @erbaf-
tete mar ei11erEtpn bier Mt1nnern, sic
nit grober @Gdupilloigfeit3 .il einen1
%shltonobil ourd einen @orort bon
Gbieogo loulten. grring id)oB elmer,
Der Dftai1iler 1T Sen Mrnr ltl10 nabn1
,iNn felt. 9ie unoere114 orei perliebel
oas Ml1tompbil l1no. lnd)ten oas Mei.
te. SSll DEM Ml1tomobil lpuen Gin.
brlld)srperf5euge 9efllnoen moroen
leil1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-11

pal1y bon 'sprinaficlo, 81, ocgen sic
Moline Irait uno Sopillgs @al1f lit
gum MbidyllB aela1lgt. Die Mnmalte
beiber Earteien meroel1 lire g(rg1=
int mebreren 1agel id)riitlid}
einreidjen.
Ser $4,000 Sdaoenfaa bon 81
grro Neterien gegea1 Gaen 81. Glenn
lit Der nadite Sail altf ben 9ocfet,
bod lit cine gertaaung oes Sales
lebr mabrideinlid:
StrakenginOcrniiIc iulcn nidt mclr
gcblloet iucrbcn.
&oli5eideI Miler tpor oielcr Gage
eiller Der geihaftigiten 2erte ser
tStaot, Do CT init Dem l1eberbringen
BON ~gtoti5en al1 alle &al1flcllte ullo
Bel6afts6ailier biniidtlid) oes lleller1
@e'eees, Strabem 9lpellles mo Ml=
lens BON alien Sia0erniilen frei 31
'bolterl, belhaitigt mar. Noli3eidef
Miller bonoelte ollf 9eicbl bes @iir=
.germeilters WcGmtofie. gme SIM
'%ooerniile III offentliden @erfebrsmeaerl
milllen lofort el1tfernt meroen. sS1l
eil1igell Nbeilen Ser Staot iinb saller
~ ben StraBen maeb6uit moroen,
mos bctamtlid lomobl gegen Sen
G%1ldJltaben pie gegen ben @eiIt elmer
Dor nid)t longer 3cit bonn 5taotratb
alae'loln1neltel &elollltion ueritobt.
Mnf Der Scimfabrt inn &rafhuagcn
gcitur6cn.
Der aus 9llraeB Sc, eirer Sta
fiol1 al Ser Nod Sslano Southern
Va6a1 ge6iirtigc 1bierar5t Or. Sebll
y. 3illep lrorb porgeiterll slbel1o, ols
.er lid) in einem 9~llltonlobil ulti ser
Seimfa6rt bon Mocf Sslono beianb.
Coroner 81. s. s. Meper battc ouf gs=
tern einen SSllqlelt u%nberalurt, Del
Dem Der Saltpt5cltge Der Gbunffel1r s.
S. Gran1er BON geo. 1911 9. 9(penl1e
1T. @ranner lit eil1 Sitbrs- Gbauf=
Tsllr. Mls CT %porgcitern Abeno bon
Der Eoli5ei ,befraat mllroe, erflqrte
er, Or. Iilep ba6e inn $40 fir sic
Iabrt bon Nocf Sslano- nod 9urgeb
gegeben. gr babe nibt gepubt, oaB
Der Ibierar5t tpot lei, bis er in Sur
geB mlanata. Ir. Giaep babe in
DEM GiicfIite geiel1en u1b er, granrer,
lei Der glnlid]t gemeien. boB Der Iabr=
9alt ld)lafe. Or. Iiuep miro i%iberlebt
BON leil1er 8attin. St NOR crit So
&ubre aft lllro bot lett bier Iabreu
ats 5bierar5t III @llraeB gepirft,
.SibnerOicbe in bic 6lnd,t gcjast.
@arrp 9. sinrol1, aniiirer Ser
Central Srnit u16 Sopings @alif,
trieb oorgeltern Mbel1o eillel1 1ie6,,
Der es ol1f SOS @ii6llcrbal1s binter
Dent 5urm,on's @ebal1be in geo. 1000
21!Strabe u~bgeleben bette, NIT eilent
9sepefoer Int Sic Illtd)t. SEER Sim
1l1o1l 1pllr0e gegen 3eEnr ltbr stbenos
'onrd, eilt' Weraltld ollf Sen fred)elt
gilori1gling %auflnerfiom gentadt.'
sus ct aus oem Senlter lab, ben1erfte
er cine eleftriide Snldeltlompe.
'Sdneu entld)lpiien ergriff SEER 5il11=
'111o1t leilell 9fepolper, trat ins Ireie
ll,1o %fe1lerte eillen SduB oltf Sen Gin
bringing of, Ser a6er feblgil1g. @ie
po11 Seltfrl beiellell l1obrn Der 5ienl=
4d) fprpl1le1lte &erl ieil1e 9eil1e in
'beioe Sal1oe ulr0 lief bapolr iiber
Stool ll1o Stein. SIS lit eigenortig
1pie ld)lell 2cllte lallfen fonl1ell, lpel11
lie bon eilteln Nepolper}6uB Elm fleirl
erln111tert meroen.
0l~>.. NC ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-11
McnuerGanSlmma a6aclehnt.

Midlter 90. S. 9onegoll lelnlte ge=
ltem Die bon Ser Davenport rno
Whrscatine %Snterurban Company ei1,=
geleate Geurflurg ollf cine Melrper=
hn1ollng ab. Sic @obnseIeuiduft
NOR Don Sem Observation-Disclosures
gomaro Trieolp perflagt muroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-11
Ncnes aus Mulinc.
@claiidlcr 0ramatildler Glnh.

Der Observation-Disclosures Glub
bon Molille miro am 5onlltag leil,e
oicsiabrige Sailon nit ser Mllifiib=
rlllg oes 9ltltipiels Gin Sobr Der
Nirafbet" in Scr Sllrlbalc III W1o-
line beginnen.
Eieler Glltb bat mld) i'm lcttelt
iMi1ter regelnlabige Gprltellul19cll III
flanliidser Sprade geaebe1, llno 5mor
tets bel Aefiiutem @ollle. IS banoelt
lid) ltnt Elm Observation-Disclosures, bei oel11
elll groBes 9eriul1al mitpirft.
Der Sefret1r ser bcIoiih-olllerifa-
niid)em Motional- Mlioll5, Gbos. @iol,e
polt Sblcago, miro cine nlArnlp" Nll-
lpradjc al Die @erianmelten bolten.
Griiftna scr Mafc nub 8cluidJtc n,o
Der @aagcn.
Maribol g. 2onlb bon Ser 9lbtbei-
lltllg, lpeld,e fir offentlide @ellulo-
belt lllo Sid)erbeit 81 iorael, fat, lit
III nen lebten @od)en NIT ser @rii-
lung pon Maben, @epidtel1 ll,lo
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-11
Splbat Der 8ltnOcsarmcc bci 9urdp
Grcmneret Dcrnngliift.

@ie mir bereits eeltern Morsell IN
Den 9abe11porter 2ofallpolten melbe=
ten, lit anl 9ienstag ModNmittag ser
34jabrige @alter 6. @eql,ctt, elm
'5ploat oeS Sr0pnnan5=0 epartements
oeS Hod Ssla11o Mrlenals, lbei elmer
3lrdybrennerei tootlib nerungliidt.
ST apllroe III offer Gle 11od 0em ct.
M1ltbonp's Solpital gebrad)t, no er
eil1eS trnoe nod leiller gilllieferrng
lelne1l gerletun9en erlag.
geqllett fllbr eil1el1 NIT &,ollen De-
looelen @ogen in ser Midtl1ng a1f
Dos npel tlide @ingallgstbor. 9Hs oas
'8elpam l1llgef1br nod brei Slods
bon Dem S6or entfernt npor, id)el1ten
Die Nferoe por einer1 ocs @eges fon=
mel1Gen Mlltomobil. Gas 6lpbrperf
frad)te in ei1en 9nl,n1 ltlro 9equett
sur gr6e geidylerbert, bon 400
CT bon ben porbeiiabreroen &orpora=
len Cabs l1lpo Mpan b%spl1Btlos auf=
gebobell ll1o nod oem ct. Mntbpnp's
9plpital ~iiberfiibrt murbe.
Ger @erlngliiftc oient lett leds
Sabren in Der 9lmbesarmee. SIN
lebten Somn1er fam ct nod ser glr,
lenolinlel. Cine III ct. 2ol1is pob.
llelroe Sd)pelter mllroe telegrapfuld,
BON 'ben ltllfal in &en1tnib gelebt.
Sin SllQllcit miro nidt %obgebulten
lnarOelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-11
1~3jaBrigcr S1tnae thirst pul1 &abr=
5lr1.

Sorolo glier, ser 1~3ialrigc Solm
bon @errll nno 6rolt Sinl Giier bon
Der &elt 5.Strabe, Spg iid} pprgeiter1l
ld)nler5bafte @%erletlugelt 1lno cine
Ncrrelflng Der linfen anieIdeibe 81,
OILS er III ben bieltger Irahtbahll=
hnfel1 roll elllem SSrad)t5llqe itiir6te.
Der allabe miro bon 9r. ". e. Mo=
ron b%eluloelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-11

Ralrs al1s Sic aartoiielnl Mi-
fllfildfl ut ldton mieoer IN 6anoen
Der Selltlden allf Ser NinOsnburg
faun man lid perlailen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-11
zimmerman thirst pum 9adJ cincs
SaMies.

Ser 3inm1ermom Nuoplpb Iotid
ppr9eItsr1 9fadNllittag bon
Dem 9adle zines 5ppiit6digen @altles
ob. ST. mar NIT Dem 2egen bon
'sadBiegeln aalf Dem Gud)e Des Sall=
les bon %. u. @rplpll bon go. 397
rsartlett Strabe ~beid)aftigt, oils iidl
Der Stllr5 ereignete. gS miro alloe=
monument, Dob ct l1lr leidte @erletull=
gen oapon9etraael Bot. Totid miro
BON 9r. 6. s.. Spler hcballoelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-11

@enrp @ilSoiin, @ilton Somnihip.
Glerf lit @arrp %Silbblrlt nno Sai=
lit Sarles Mcglparp. Die TGle
meroet Don Stoatsolnpalt G.N. Stnf-
foro p~ro5eilirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-11
Scitamcntsflage bcainnt AM bemtigcu
SQac.

Mid]ter @iaiom 3. g6l,rd e1tlieb
gcltera Morgell oie SSllrp i'm 9lof SIS
lnno &reisgeriGt init Ser Snltrllftion,
lid beute Morge11 nm 1lellll l1br ein=
5%nfinoen, INN iiber ben 6au bon Sobr
Snitb ii. y gegen George 5nlitb
81 8erid,t SIT iibelt. Die @lager bu-
ben cine &laae anbal1gig gefiu6t; Inn
oas TeltanRnt 0es perltorbenell
9errn Smitb, bes 8aters Ser &IGger
lpie Der 8eflagterl, ais l1ngiiltig erfl6-
re1 81 laiIelt. Die 6interlaiienldoft
lou al1f $4,000 beluert6et lein. @o,,
oiel er Sltmn1e fiel Der meitolls fleis
mere Ibeil Ben aldgern 5l1. Ser Sc
lton1entsr1uber iou bel Mbfaiiung oes
Documents nid)t n1ebr red)t bei 5ir-
11e1 gepeien ieill. Die aldger fins
ollrd) Die M1hpalte TlrfS 6. N5onlp-
lon ltlO 0iqion1 MlGl,im lr1o sic
geflagten Snrd, Sic MmpiiIte Scarle
mo Mearl6all rertrete1.
Die 9epeisalfnabr1e III Sem San
Der sallgamon 2oan uno Grult gpnl-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-11
&inlep sdntlc lucaelr aranf6cits=
@ptbemie %gcldlpicu.

Nl,f 9lnoronullg bon 81. &. Con
5oplpr mllrOe aeltern Die ainlep
,Sdj1lc in Dit Molinc aeidloiierL 50
inter Ben Die oortige Sdlule bellldlen=
ben &inOern 1l1ebrere 9ipbteritis=
1SaQe feItgeltelt moroel1 fins.
Sammtlide Sdul5immer neroen
9rillOlid) alsaeralldert merocn, ,ebe
Der llnterridt, mabridcinlid) am
Mfontog, lpieoer aufaelommell 1per=
ben miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-11
MtGlctiidJcr Serrm= 9lbcmo I'M Mpliue
GlMh.I

SSln Molilie Stub fil1oet an1 49,.
9sopenlber ein logennnmter @erren,
tabeno ltutt, bei ben1 es nad1 sen bis
lang getroffel1el1 Gprbereitl,nger
bod Bergeben lpiro. Die @orberei=
tl1ltgen 1peroen bon Ben @errel1 8. 6.
@epbnrn l1nO 6. g. @llber @getrofien.
YIN Grfrild)nngel miro natiirIid1 o1lb
fein Mungel lein, ebcr1io ipenig lpie
an gepfefierten llnterbaltllngen.
Mls nnbcsrnnoetcs 6criidJt %gcbranb=
marft.
9eamte Ser Moot inns San Ser
noort Company iomie Ser MarIeiues
Company %ltellten aeitern Meorgel1 ent=
lhieoen iii Mbreoe, oaB in ibren @e=
triebell 6ollenmaid)illen Die 5ll elmer
beltllnn1tet 3eit lpsgcben %lolltel1, Dor
getllnoen maren. Sin oerurtiges @e-
rild)t NOR ourd) @eridte Ser SITTER
national Nens Serpice in gbicagoer
3eltllllaeR 5irflllirt mor0en. Die &C.
rildlte milroelt alli'ss 9in0e1loI1e Don
Mllflls @alfer, @eIdlaftsfiibrer ser
Shoot uno San 1erpoort ulo $. 9.
Wtc&abilL @iilfsgcidaftsleiter Der
W}orleilles COMPANY ais falih ieIt=
acllaaelt. Die @eiellibuften befiird,=
ten feline lll1rl,6ell llno @etriebslto=
rllllgen, lnl0 Die Mnlage lit mir ourh
bic gelpo(1lid,en 9:Sabtpabter be-
madr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-11
Spl Sdnuagcrin at cincm bla,tcn
Mmge Dcrgplf cn lMben.

@ppolitis SSal1iesfieuic5 0peId
fllrdjterlid}er 3l1ngellbreher) ml1roe
porgeltern 9iodnliftag mlf 8elhmer=
De leller SdMelter aanb elmer Sdnpa=
germ inter ser Nh1fiage Ser &orper=
p%erlesln1g per6aftet. ST ioll bei ser
Sdmagerin III &plf mo 2ogis gene
len lei1. Mls Die 5Hmagerm i'm IN
flebellsmiiroiger @eile %anffproerte,
ood} NAL etmas botth Sen $40 @oit=
1tlo 2ogisfplren at baroppel1, loll Sen
:erasen Wsarm mit beaa unarslpreh-
.lid)en 9fan1ell ein @ait6unfoa befollelr
'fabei1, in oellen @erlaufe er 5lpei on
DER 8ano iil1gelloe @ilber 5ertriinl=
l1erte ln0 iei1er fSdrpageril1 eli, 1T
ollelr Iorben idiacrlbes Altge beige
bradt lbaben.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-20
ONE ORDER THAT
STAYED |! vi IN Town.
Prospective Purchaser Had
the ForethoughttoP Pay
Merchanta Visit.

The people Of Falrmont and vicinity
areH getting acquainted with the mail
order houses and their manner OF do.
ing business, not only by what they
are reading In The West Virginian,
but BY actual experience. Hardly a
day passes but the advertising man
hears OF the experiences OF those who
have either been taken in by the big
outof.town stores or tried their home
merchant OF the last moment to find
that they could do as well, and in some
cases even better buying right here
IA Fairmont.
4 One instance happened In the store
Of Richard Gilkeson, Of 1o7 Main
street. a twell.to-do citizen walked
into this store recently and asked the
price of boys mackinaws. He frankly
told Mr.. Gilkeson that he expected to
order the coat from mail order
house, and that he had the order made
out in his pocket, but that he wanted
70 compare the prices with Mr.. Gilke.
sons stock. Mr.. Gilkeson showed
him some coats such as he had ex.
pocted to order, and at the same time
cautioned his friend of the chance he
was taking in buying goods that he
had never seen, and which might not
DO satisfactory. The difference in
price was SO small that the visitor
wisely decided that he could not az.
ford to take chance with the mail
order house. and accordingly bought
the macklnaw for his son, also an
ByeFcoat for himself, paying Mr.. Gil.
keson cash for them. =
This Is only one OF hundreds OF in.
stances where mall order money
could have been kept in Fairmont, II
prospective customer into his store,
and shown him how little difference
I'd price there really is in favor Of the
mail order house. and how great the
risk is to the man who buys from q
stranger, and with his eyes shut at
tUAt.dN 80 81
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-20
4 SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FIRST :. !.
MEETING oE CREDITORS

NESTING OF CREDITORS
United States OF America, Northern
District Of West Virginia, IS. In the
United States District Court in and for
said District:
In the matter of T. W. Hall, j. %.
Falkenstine and L. X. sBeyington, part.
ners as L. K. Bevington & Co, and In.
dividually; bankrupts. No. 4s4. In
Bankruptcy
To the creditors Of r. W. Hall, J. o.
;Falkenstine and l.. X. Bevington, part.
ners as L. K. Bevington & Co.. and
Individually, of Fairmont, in the Coun.
~ 8 OF Marion and District aforesaid,
bankrupt. sy.sI (, l3f;
Notice is hereby given that on the
22nd day Of November. AID. 1915.
the said T. W. Hall, j. o. Falkenstine
and L. X Bennington as L. X Beying.
ton & Co., and individually, were duly
adjudicated bankrupts; and, that the
first meeting Of their creditors will
be held at the law office OF B. L..Butch
er. Rooms 210 and 212 Masonic build.
ing, In Fairmont; Marion county, West
Virginia, on the 9th day OF December,
A. D. 1915, at ten o'clock In the fore.
noon, at which time the said creditors
may attend prove their claims, an.
point a trustee, examine the bank.
rupt, order sales and transact such
other business as may. properly come
before said meeting.
Dated the 10th day, of December,
1915. = Z at =, y, 81
d "a BERNARD Il. BUTCHER.
80. Referee in Bankruptcy.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-20
{. h s. T0SSERS
SHOW MUCH CLASS
Clarksburg I ook First Game
But BY a Narrow Mar
gin.

lIs =. Z e : 1 q - -
In a game. almost monotonous by
constant whistle blowing for. fouls and
ttossups, the Clarksburg High School
defeated the Fairmont High Saturday
night, % to 20.
Z The star Of the game was Dawson, a
guard of Clarksburg, who shot five
two.spots. When there was play the
game!was fast, several OF the boys on
the floor showing that they have the
markings of good basketball players,
There is a, rule that VIII en- a ball goes
out Of bounds It be put into play by
the team not responsible for sending
II outside. But almost every time the
ball went out OF bounds in this game
1t rebounded, and could have beenire:
turned to play had the ground rules
prevailed. This would have mad II
lots more interesting and the game
much faster. Il
The Fairmont High team gives
promise OF putting up! some classy, ex.
hibltions this winter ~
The lineup:
Fairmont-25 clarksbura-a7.
Knight OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81. Morrison
Forward
NJ. Hamilton northumberland. Peck
Forward 3
Meredith .,.............>. Reed
Center ~
Hawkins ....... McNarS
Guard
IL iaaLuItioli ....-............. dawson
Guard
Field baskets-Fairmont knight 4.
N. Hamilton 2, Hawkins !, H. Hamil.
ton 2 Clarksburg: Morrison 2. Peck 2,
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CURTAINS eURN.

The IRE truck or the Central Fire
Station answered cali yesterday
morning OF s.so O'clock. a sroom in On.
apartme tts % coupled ny Russell sSturni
was In q blaze, the window curtains
having caught In tehS lighted stoye.s
The damage was slight and the Are,
was extingnished within a minute after
the truck arrived. 2 /, 1,
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to this matter there is divergence
Of opinion. Mayor Anthony Bowen
takes O. firm stand for the osculatory
form of salutation in the following
rstatement: - @
.'No form Of salutation can take the
place OF the good; .old.fashioned kiss.
As far as the sanitation campaign
viii prevent the other fellow from
Mssing your girl, It may be all right.
But no tapping on the shoulder or
forehead kiss will take the place. OF
the lip to lip salutation with q hug
along with 1t.
Tapping on the shoulder amid the
fashioned kissing with a good hug on
coldfblodded persons, but 1t would
mover suit me. i am in favor of the old
fashioned kissing with COOL hug on
aiisproper occasions" sa,
Miss Margaret Mckinney, secretary
OF the Associated Charities OF Fair.
mont, says in regard to the campaigni
do not believe in kissing babies or
permitting anyone else to do SO. 1t is
an imposition on the poor, helpless
babies to sub ect them to permiscuous
kissing without their consent. But as
fur as adults are concerned, It Is o
different matter. II adults want to kiss,
they will do so without thinking of by.
gtene.n
City Commissioner Ira L. Smith says
that The believes 1t Is all right for per.
sons engaged to- be married to kiss,
but that preceding the engagement os.
ctllatoryS aalutation should be barred
on both hygienic and moral grounds.
Hetrecalled the time several years ago
when the Fairmont high school faculty
found It necessary to. separate the
boys and girls In. order to check the
epidemic OF kissing.
Former Prosecuting Attorney Tusca
Norris who Is ex-officio a member OF
the Board Of Health, heartily endorses
the entire IS rules Of hygiene, but he
admitted the recommendation regard.
inS the elimination Of mouth to mouth
kiseing might. be. difficult to carry
into effect.
Attorney Rollo Conley said that tu-
berculosis was an awful disease, but
that It would be an awful hardship on
many persons to Danish kissing.
Sheriff G. D. Conway, speaking in
behalf OF himself and his deputy
sheriffs and other assistants, deplored
the banishment Of the mouth to mouth
kiss as q great hardship. but said that
" such action was necessary in order
TO avoid an epidemic OF tuberculosis
hewas In favor Of Throwing kisses
Helsuggested that about the only per.
sons who could eliminate the mouth
TO mouth kiss without hardship, are
those well advanced in years.
Young and pretty girls throughout
the city have commented freely on the
campaign against the spread OF tubef.
.cilosis with special reference toS the
Recommendation In regard to kissing,
and in nearly all cases they condemn
this recommendation. One charming,
rosy:cheeked blonde exclaimed indig.
iantly: ~
sIt'sian awful thing for these health
Officers to Say persons ought not to
kiss. j am sure there is no danger, OF
any girl wanting to kiss them. Why,
tie lust too mean for anything. Why,
next thing somebody will want the
city TO pass an ordinance to prohibit
kissing, and then every policeman
VIII be- buttingI in on everybody's pri:
ynte affairs, It would be Just too ter.
ftble for anything to have an officer
peeping through the parlor window to
see u you were kissing"
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supreme Court Vacation

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Dec. 2O.-
While the vacation will be a short one,
the supreme court Of appeals has
practically finished its work, for 1915
and the majority of the members viii
leave Charleston to spend the holidays
ut their former homes. The next term
VIII be convened January 70.
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that time their total weight was 3d..
$50 pounds ION November 10. thirteen
days later, their weight was "a 30
pounds, showing gain Of 90 pounds
for the "a steers, or more than two
pounds day for each. I. y. MCCOY.
ran, the field agent Of the Kanawha
County Farm Bureau, has pointed out
that at this rate the cattle will have
gained 2sss pounds a head by Aprili1,
the date onAwhich Mr.. Shirley is to
sell them to the original owner.
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Reed 2. Dawson 5. Goals from fouls
Fairmont; knight Z. clsrksburg: Nor
rison 1, Peck 4. Referee; Buckley.
Timer and scorer Ridgeiy. Time OF
halves: 20 minutes.
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"A lunacyl warrant has been sworn
out for J. Z. Broyles, a young farmer
near Littlesburg. who has suddenly
gone insane. His obsession seems to
be OF a religious nature and he imag.
Ines he is imbued with the power OF
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! New. SUI over Land

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. 90
In United States court for the South.
EN- district OF West Virginia, SabinI
w. Cotton. JrsS Herbert Z. Clark and
Clarence Sell, trustees, will seek to,
Gust Robert Hager and Others to clear.
the title to 1889 acres otlland on the
boundary Of az 100000 acre tract in
West Virginia.
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T According to the Grafton Sentinel
Congressman Nicely has notified at
torney "A. w. Burdetts, OF that town
that the bill for $4,000 in favor OF Mrs
ID. M. Simonton of this city Jordan
ages as the result Of injuries received
by Mr.. Simontoni while In the gov
ernment employ, had been passed ID,
Congress.