The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-12
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New Care In servlee-Pay As You
Enter cars were placed In operation
m Eaarmont and Clarksburg today.
The Faifmont cars are on the Watson
md Locust avenue lines. Bodies for
the cars were received at the barns
1ume time ago and since then the
Traction company workmen have been
monnttng them on trucks and wiring
them.
Bowling Tourney at "Y"-A bowl
Ing tournament today was announced
for the men in the dormitory at the
YIN. @. A., suitable prizes to be given
to the winner In the singles and the
doubles events. The singles will be
rolled Saturday with 80 men entered
! and the doubles will be started Wed.
nesday with eight teams trying for
shonors. Athletic director, Buckley,
IS q great believer in bowling as a
healthful exercise and Is taking this
means Of promoting 1t among the men
I'm the building.
Robert Whitehead ordained-Rob.
z ertsC Charles Whitehead, son Of the Rev.
and Mrs. r. B. Whitehead who were
residents of this city at one time
when Dr.. Whitehead was pastor OF the
y ~. p. church, was ordained to the min
istfy recently. He is now assistant
pastor OF the Congregational church at
Z Straford. Conn. MIR. Whitehead Is a
graduate OF Oberlin college. Ohio. Rev.
r. B. Whitehead and familyt are now
residents Of Orange. Ohio.
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Fl SPEAKS at Manninston-Superin.
,tendent Otis G. Wilson of the city
schools. will go to Warrington tomor-
row where he will address the Man.
nington district teachers institute
which will be in session at the Man
nington high school. Mr.. Wilson will
address the gathering on the subject.
Factors In Efficiency"
Young Woman to Speak-Miss Flor
s ence A., Wattles who has national
y reputation as a speaker on suffrage
Z will deliver an address on Sunday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock at Willard hail.
Miss Wattles has the distinction Of
sbeing the youngest woman orator In
< the suffrage cause on the American
platform today. The public is invited
to hear this talk on the subject, so
cialism and Suffrage"
Eiaht Costs Schuck $20-NIose
Schuck who was arrested Tuesday for
drunkenness and beating his wife was
fined $40 this morning by Mayor An
thony Bowen. Schuck came UP for
trial yesterday morning but the court
wished to get more evidence in the
case and had several OF the neighbors
: and Mrs. Nose Schuck brought in to
testify this morning. I: seemed that
Schuck was guilty of misbehavior and
was fined. He arranged payment.
Suffrage Talk at Mannington-Dr.
Effe Mccullough Jones. a suffrage
speaker with national reputation will
speak at Warrington on Monday ev.
sning, October 16. DIR. Jones is a min.
lister OF the gospel and is said to be Il
brilliant speaker.
Banks close-All - ranks in the
city and til post ere closed
today in obserr- :ubus Day.
which Is lega, holh West Vi
GINA and 80 other sta, OF the Union
besides being by authority OF Con.
,gress a holiday in Porto Rico.
To Return Home-Ex Governor and
Mrs. A. B. Fleming who had been he
guests Of their daughter Mrs. Robert
3McCabe in Charleston will return
home tomorrow.
Red Cross Meetins-The local Red
Cross society is holding a meeting this
afternoon at the Parrish house. The
members met at 1880 for the purpose
Of rolling bandages and at four o'clock
the executive committee will meet.
Visited at shinnston-Mrs.J j. F. Cole
spent the day with DR.. and Mrs. NAL.
10y at Shinnston.
Crowds Watch Game-The crowds
/, watching the West Virginian's Electric
y Bulletin Board today were even great
er than any day previous. The fact
that Boston might win again today
and thus end the series brought out
many persons in the city who wished
to see the last game Of baseball of the
season. The almost ideal autumn
f Weatherlwas another factor In bringing
nearly two thousand to the corner Of
Main and Monroe streets.
Lutheran Synod
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