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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-08
HOTEL EAIRNlNT
PLANS \ DRAWN
INI.2IIIBRINGT0k
Milburn Heist ter s Co. Wen
Selected As Architects
TI'oias.

The plans sc the new hotei submit
EIted byAMf1burn, Helster & Co.. Of
washington: 50. C:s Were selected by
the Board Of Directors Of tie 'airmont
,HotelRcomp pany IN sessIon this morn
ing lin the Office 3of the secretary OF
the Fairmonts Ghamhe of Commerce
There are numerous details left In
the hands of the executive ccmmittea
which will have to Sbe,arrange for iat'
er In the specifcatt The building
as planned nowscaIIs fot st& storiel
and 150irooms. This may be changed
to, five floors and fewer rooms In the
new building there are ttree proposed
prominent entrancess One 81 these
will befon Jefferson street, one ON
Hull alley and one on Washing gton
street. The bull lding viii face on Jeii'
;ersonf street. Hull alley win be Wild
ened, made, street. tswtdth, atsd arranged
so that parking space may pc provided
for autos and carriages. The Hui
aliey entrance to tie lobby will pn
chiefly for, those arriTing in nuton
and other ehicles:
& The frst$ floor wiz Contain spnc.
ious8 lobby, large dintng room ana
mainagefis officeS and cterll'a counter
managerss officey the cInTiL's counter.
4eiegraphs and telephone desks and
We Kitchen and sseFVtce pautriea and
other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lot an up-to-
date hostelry.!
! There Wll1fbeS ajmezzanine hcor With
a /, balcony arfangement providing
Ilounging space for Iadies and gentle
men. The hotel sparlor WIN also be
locat ted ION ,thisFf floor! Extending 1om
the messanine floor 10 the mont ok
theibuildlnR WI wiIlSbeSa iarge folinEe dec
Grated 5yeranda e Witch can he opened
in{ the summer time ana eacioBed With
glass lin the winter and formed into
assun 4psrlor.
street and extend the entlre lengsn OF
the lobby frontage.
tss The hotel will contain naRQu9t
hall which may be used tor nnlis' cnp-
yentions and other gatherirsa Tho
locati tioni of this hall has not been oel'
iuitely ytdecideds dsupon. Tho most mar
nifcent lighting afrang gen1ents VII 1e
asked for and the banquet han VIII
most likely be provided with the ~, 70
visible type Of electric nghting. 1n4
hall. will be arranged With the atrnoAt
artistic care
Il The hotel ITSELF VIII be abuoltcly
fireiproof anitaTy sand of modern con-
|structionf In every Arespect. An OF tHe
rooms are youtside and VIII be attee
on one general plan. The number Ql
baths 3 like the, nunlber Of rooml n
still IAN unceTtaintys
There will be two elevators which
the Board Yfgures viii take caro- Of
the guests.
laWhens first built the building Eill 20
II8 shape and fading on washington
and Jefferson streets Announcements
win he made % add another section %
the Hull street SIDE later on, whom
ever che etincrease IA business demands
he Tfag details, such ns heating ar
fangemeltss number OF rooms, NUM-
|beF of fioors. location Of banquet holi'
lete Wfllibe talSen care OF "a the a1e0-
|idcations Wliieh viii be looked into
apimed edlatels
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-08
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4 The owens Bottle plant at this
place 4mayst be. moved away unless
something Sis done by the sloeal gas
company toward PROVE idfng an ade;
Iquate supply of gas stor2t the plant The
general manager here, rs: Z s: Cochran,
received at telegram today from PEest-
'dent4E. Il! Libbey, Of the owens Bot
tile machine company to the erect
that 3sfunlasBS the Fairmont \ Gas com;
ipany will assure S5us OF adequate
supply of gas lin the future, We will VIII
hayefto seriously conside moving the
plant away from Fairmont:
+ The owens Bottle Machine COM
'pany has recently, Increased us capi-
tai stock from seven and sa half mil a
lion dollars St6 flfty million and have
taken over the American3 Battle com;
,,ppanyl o. Ohio and E1llinoA The Ameri.
can Bottle company will still operate
under the same name, but the capital
stock Will DE owned by the Owens
.compaiiy. re. -
The bankers who 3are:worting on de-
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Ef /. sfCSnf fjnnad 4 ;onsS PaRessTenl -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-08
The German Report

BERLIN, March 8. The capture OF
a French position west of the Meuse
on both side Of Forges brook below
Bethincourt six kilometres wide and
three deep was announced today by
German army headquarters. It was
also announced that the villages OF
Forges and Regnevillefi the heights
OF Raben and the Cumieres woods
were in German possession.
The capture Of IS officers, 3,277 men
and 10 cannon is officially exported.
In the Woevre district the French
we're driven out Of the last houses
they held in the village OF Fresnes.
More than 200 prisoners awerefmade.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-08

these positions. They gained a foot
ing in the Corbeaux woods but. else
where their attacks were repulsed
with heavy losses.
In this district centers at present
the chief interests of the battle and
the supreme effort of the German
troops is awaited by the French with
confidence as they relysin the strength
OF the defensive preparation.
The occupation of Fresnes is con-
sidered as Of only secondary import
ance since the position was an advanc-
ed one and not worth the incurring OF
heavy sacrifices to defend.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-08
Al5re G:;a;inin Slowly
But { 2 encll are
Conf lent 4,
DESPERATE EIGHIIEG
Germans Claim Two More
Villages, An Elevation
and a5Wood. a
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PARIS, March ST. n, the Champagne
bsve recanturel .porttons
u, < ,ij 5ine
otssgencnes glosVG On ~ - " = 49,
10 semt;otticial announcements ~ nAaue s'
here today. s.s
The situation i moth OF Verdun is in.
.,..ssssSSssSs NJ 1tnsantrv attscss were
shAtle ~: tSo ~ -.
made last night, tne !. i2tt
says. rtillerys fighting con tlnuest TIM ts9 |;
lFrance wa aitssarxiou hui. confident.
an 4, q - hatf1e
s. III -. IL: y
8 u Nss ~ = 2 ~ Il;
! large losses ssshaye tanned command
ofStheSa Sappr1a NE main q. frenen
positien SbegpiQ spank q = OF ~ the
Meuse! 81, 4 Z. Y.
The frealG struggle VIII negln %aea S,,;aa
the German MASSES ghurl themselves M ~,
again on the tour mile llne e; ol tae;
height extending from Betnlnco'u1rt mn our:
to$G Gumieres. ss
Yesterday attack lett the {oattle IN
decide in WOODS n q: 'wnisn,
the Germans succeeded IN esta nlisn- @ ~
ing themselves within "a ho!t0W 2bs;
tween Dead Man and Goose mus anu ~
assneither position 10 endangered tGe
German success is yofa little . stratsslc
Importance. 1T Is known mere !! IflalI Ihat
the Germans set aside BOY, 900 men e
capture xerdun, only 20o,000 having
) sSSen employed up to yesterday, II
= Sllsassay yquesti ton whe ether the remaining
100000 ould be used to make SUD
danSd descent on some other part OF the
French line in de eveloping the orhen'
sfve against the fortress. The heavy
attack gwests of the river, however,
ieayestt the question no longer to be SET.
He'd The Impression OF members OF
nariiamentswho are kept regularly tn-
formed Eas to progress Of the battle Is
That the defense will be able 10 resist
an oIsIaughts the Germans are able
IA make and that Goose hill on the left
4sanksWiIl play a role similar to Douau.
mont on the right.
IfSis ssexpected the battle will reach
It's Climax tomorrow or Friday. Not
nntilsthen will it be possible to judge
wliici way. the battle will go.
The battle developed both in in
4ansftY and in extent all day yesterday
md now raging along the line from
Eheppy in the Argonne, to Fresnes
IL fhas sWoeyre, showing that the sec.
snniE attack for the strong hold is to
ia mad on a larger scale than the
arstS So far according to. the reports
fsSeiyeds here the Germans by employ.
5masses Of men without counting
dtGsfsyo yobtained some; slight gains both
f6 ifhe west of the Meuse and the
S1oevre Ss1 where they carried Fresnes at:
~ ~ fierce struggle. ,.s..-..,..,.
T1ssperate fighting lis again going on
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-08
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sS PARIS: March, e. "A dispatch from
Athens n says the Btlg garians have
Iceasad the work til hey have begun on
gfntrenchr6eritsS In the neutral zone
along the Greco Bulgarian frontier
asa result .ofl protest from the Greek
sgoyafpment
Adyiees received In Athens from
sSafoniIsi stateS q German aeroplane
sleSSover the IFfankp- British camp and
dropped q bomb which failed 70 ex;
lp1odes
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-08
Mon tsnl I! grin { King
''.' Is i'm Fra anee
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q, (By$A ociated Press1
I IsY YoNsis March s. The seat Of the
government of M Mentenegrof has been
transferred from Lyons TO Bordeaux.
sThstK King and otherf membe Of the
royal family with the cabinet OFFICERS
left here last night to take up their
new. Tesid in Ia mansion which ifs
prepared for them near the: city Of
iBord deaux 4 = = y !. tsi5 " \, a
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
Going Through Bisbee
 Shops INoticedTh That"

The Phelps Dodge stores showing the latest styles in neckwear-the col lars are beautiful and are fashioned after the old style fichus and are made of pleated organdie and Geor- gette crepe, in the most delicate of shades and coloTs. Some are white with the delicate blue and pink rutch ings, and fittings. just the thing for the light summer suit, and how nice they look with the white summer skirt and blouse.
 Pink batiste gowns with Irish lase is new and ever so pretty
 Lace blouses ar ein style again both delicate and substantial ones and are of silk lace and net, and others of the embroidered net with silk figures
 Black lace frocks are the thing for he elderly woman on evening frocks
 Such nice material for the summer 'ub frock is the viole with the tiny 'atin stripe. Some of them resemble Ae Roman stripe sash only the tripes are not so wide but the color ng is just the same. The Fair is howing these new violes, and indeed hey are pretty.
 The all white summer hat is an i'm nrtant factor in milady's wardrobe at present, and the stores are showing some beautiful ones. Mrs. Milner displayed such a handsome one last week of white straw and white silk, with wide brim and a slight dip lr front Its only trimming was bunch of white Georgette covered grapes so smart.
 Have your summer paraspl match your garden hat. By the way, you can now make your Darasol match your pongee suit. They now are of the nat ural pongee with the striped borders and in many colors. The Phelps Dodge was showing a number of pret- ty ones in this style and material Sum CT wraps are extremely w>as at .he hem. and some O them measure eight yards.
 The pretty striped pongee that makes such cool. stunning garments can be obtained at the Phelps Dodge also with the plain color, that makes ! the trimming The natural color with the blue stripping makes up beautifully into a suit with the coat of the stripe | with the collar.. cuffs, and skirt of the plain material.
 Some of the evening coats are trim med with velvet and taffeta ruching. You really need a little jacket tC :. slip on with dainty lingerie frocks and evening clothing. So make it oi i taffeta and edge il with the feather l trimming or marabOu.
 l Polka dots are great favorites fol silk dresses and the lining of coats oi dark material.
 The Fair is showing a stunning white suit for midsummer wear. Il is of pearl serge. and white silk noire ; The ceat is plested from the hip: down and also embroidered. The trim
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21

ming is white moire. white embroid- cry and large silver buttons.
 Most of the new costumes fasten down the back and the newest high necked blouse does also. There are tiny black velvet buttons. although the material of the blouse is of organ die and taffeta.
 Three piece suits are popular.
 Embroidered crepe is popular for sport hats.
 Those dear little round cretonne cushions for the veranda or the bed room are very reasonable-ninety- five cents-and you can surely match your draperies. the patterns are so varied
 Colored linen frocks are in favor and you cant imagine a prettier one than of rose linen with the huge white organdie collar and cuffs and< the white kid belt with the rose kid strip ing The materials are here in Bis hoe. To save work these hot days buy the. collars and cuffs made. and the belt will match the color of your linen perfectly. The Fair is showing all shades of linen from fifty cents up. Slippers and pumps are tired of be- ing unadorned and now the modest buckle of the same leather is being shown.
 Plack and white effects are popular in hosiery and the tiny pin stripping that catches the dress is effective.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
CONCERT ORCHESTRA
 AT HIGH AUDITORIUM

The Bisbee Concert Orchestra made it's first appearance in public al the High School Auditorium on Wedhes- day, May IT. The orchestra is con posed of number of musical favor ties of Bisbee. while some of its mem bers also made their debut into musicale circles.
 The quartette. composed of Messrs. Williamson. Blair. Miner and Hooper. was we'll received and their number of folk songs greatly enjoyed. and Miss Watson was at her best in the Aria, When Celia Sings" The or chestra rendered, Poet and Peasant. 1. and the "Espagnole La Feria' and "The Princess of India. were the best of the orchestra pumbers- The orchestra is eagerly welcomed in the Bisbee musical circles, and it is hoped that they will again appear in con cert in the near future
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21

A most attractive blouse of rose colored crepe dc chine is embroidered down each front with groups of circles. three each and nterlaced Each circles represents three lines. one within the other and they outlined alternately with alarming in black thread an1 with French knots in black
 Beads are put to every possible use and bead ern- brOiderv must be considered. Whether or not the great attention paid 10 embroidered nets is due 1t least in part to the inevitable shortage of lace. the output is exceOtional this season One Of the handsomest houncines vet to have been seen shows design of conventoualized leaves and flowers. The leaves alarmed over with black thread an r outlined with cOuching o silver and the flowers are embroidered with tiny little iridescent beads. The idea once suggested. 1t can be carried out n similar ways by any woman who can hold a needle. l. Is the thought behind these things hat Is ot sI-h value Beads on net and beads on silk beads fir embroidery and beads for outlining edges aN 7re fashionable Sili voiie and chiffon gowns are shown with tho hens outlined with borders in tiny h To heads. thaf have heeu scwed over d stamped dcs 1- that myh; have been used tor braid really superb hounc'ng is made of 0iacE net shOwIng a dcsi4n Of which miqht be called the unhrOken modified Greek fret that is embroidered with tarnishcd silver threads. \ very beautiful dinner gown of black .ulle is trimmed with bands. wider and narrower ci jet heads sewed into the material fascnatnp iitte party frock for the child of eight is made of white tullc with tiny crystal beads covering he sewing ol the hem and tucSs \ very beautiful imported model Is of salmon colorcd <ilk voie combined with a shmmcring tatfe-1 The drancry is outlined with bands oi irides ent beads Wherever turns the bead influence k apparent It may take the form only of littlr
 flower embroidered on h. end of the crlvat. it may take the form of an elaborate garniture but in one way or another 1T is apparcn; wherever smart cos tunes are sccu
 We art considerne a great many periods an1 ierure effects arc greatly in vogue for the voun-er cou' ingent They are really fascinating fer the cir who cannot be made 10 look mature and they serve coquettish purpose while at the same time
 hey are suart
 Quiet colors arc the vogue abroad and a matter cI course they arc reflected here hut always with relief \ gown ol brown taiicta IS made with a fu siirl cul in points at its lower ed-c and with bodice the skirt ol which becomes almost a tunic wifh cut away fronts with short sleeves with wide circular frs falling to the elbows and with little ,prned over collar at the half low neck All the edges are cut in points and bound
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21

WHAT ! saw today?
 A GIRL with the most
 BEAUTIFUL HAIR imaginable. MADE up my mind
 RIGHT THEN to find out WHERE SHE got it.
 so l asked her.
 SHE WAS just as nice ABOUT IT as could be. WHAT DO you think she said; USE NEwBRO'S HtRPiCIDt." THEN SHE went on TO TELL me
 HER HAIR used to be DULL, BRITTLE and lifeless. FINALLY OANDRUff began TO ACCUMULATE. HER HAIR came out. HER SCALP itched AND WAS hot and feverish. SHE TRIED everything. NOTHING DID much good, SHE COULD see AN IMPROVEMENT with THRFIRST application or hERPIcIDt. THE DANDRuff disappeared.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
A GIRL I SAW

HER HAIR ceased falling out THE ITCHING stopped. SHE WAS delighted AND SAYS "NtwBRO'S HtRPiCIDc IS THE finest thing THERE IS to make TIE HAIR softand fluffy AND INCREASE it's beauty" ! DIDN'T like it WHEN Sfit told me HER HAIR used to LOOK JUST like mine. l DIDN'T know my HAIR LOOKED so UNTIL SHE told me. ANYWAY | am going TO TRY Newbro's Herpicida H IS sold everywhere AND GUARANTEED. YOU CAN get A SMALL sample bottle BY SENDING ten cents TO THE Herpicide Company DEPT. 1883. Detroit, Michigan. THEY ALSO send you A BOOK about the hair NM am glad MET that girl today.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21

A pretty corsage adds SO much to an old gown. but the fresh flowers. which are so pretty. often leave stains The ribbon flowers are beautiful and look natural. Mrs. Milner shows vio- lets and other flowers and there will certainly give a dandy touch to last years gown as well as this years.
 Skirts continue short with bouffant effects. gr
 New coats are longer.
 The white pump is ''in again but the white kid boots have lost none of their following.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21

Mrs. Alexander Azasir of Beaumont, is spending a few days as the guest of Mrs M. D. Cohen. Mrs. Azasir is the mother of Miss Azasir. who has been the delightful guest of Mrs. s. Frankenberg for six weeks.
 The Anona girls entertained their friends with a dancing party at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Wednes- day evening. The music was especi- ally good, and the dancing enjoyable. Delicious fruit punch was served throughout the evening.
 Mrs. Fitzpatrick and daughter, Miss Mary, are spending the summer months in California
 Mrs. Albert Wittig is a visitor in California.
 Mir and Mrs Ben Frankenberg are the proud parents of a baby girl born last week.
 The Alumni Association will enter tain the graduates of the Bisbee High School with a dancing party at the school on Saturday evening, May 27. The Alumni from all parts of the state will be present, and the party is an assured success.
 The Baptists entertained their friends with a Stunt Social at the Church on Clawson Hill on Friday evening, which was a great success.
 MT. Prick entertained fifty Of his little friends at the park last week to honor his seventy third birthday The guests spent the afternoon in music and the various amusements oi the park, and were served with ice cream, candies and cake. The chil dren declare this party by their Old Friend to be the greatest ever. Mrs. John Chain entertained the Needle CraIt Club at her home in Moon Ccnyon on Friday afternoon The c1ests spent the afternoon in serina and conversation, and were
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21

Mrs. N. C. Bledsoe, president; Mrs. Vance Johnson, vice-president; Mrs. Howard Sterling, secretary; Mrs. Nor Tis High, treasurer. Mrs. George Ochas, the corresponding secretary, resigned, and this office was left va cant and will be filled by election in October
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21

Mir. and Mrs. P M Buckwalter en- tertained a number of friends with a dinner party at their home in Warren on Saturday evening, the guests of honor being Mrs. w. Solomon and Mir. Nolan of Douglas. A delicious dinner was served and covers were laid for twelve. After the dinner the guests danced until a late hour.
 Mrs. W. Solomon, formerly of Bis hee, entertained her friends with a party at her home in Douglas. A mum Der of Bisbee ladies were present.
 Miss Ruth Wade of Warren honored Miss Opal Roberts with shower on Friday evening The guest of honor WGs invited to spend the evening and on her arrival found number of her friends to welcome her and all ready for a big party.
 The rooms were decorated with bowls of sweet peas, vases of roses, and from the chandelier iared pink and white ribbons. The table was covered with a basket of roses and tiny little kewpie dolls Many beauti- ul pieces of china, cut-glass and sil- yer were received as well as lingerie and linen On a table in one room was an immense pink angel cake, dec orated with Kewpies. appropriately gowned in pink and white tulle and on the cake reposed a silver cake server. a gift to the. guest of honor.
 Music and games were the enter tainment, and the guests were served with strawberry ice cream, cake and aDunch at a late hour The guests were Misses Elinor Campbell, Eddie John son, Mabel Beddow, Nellie Beddow Genevieve Johns. Elizabeth Scott, Ad- die Johnson, Kitty Began, Carmelita Michaels, Bessie Phillips, Ivy Perry, Maude Brazil. Mamie Issacson. Yda Paff, Lucille Detloff. Miriam and Elsie Toles. of Douglas. Mesdames Burgess, Conrad, hmidt and Christy.
 The last meeting of the year, in the Bisbee Womans Club was held on Fri day which was in the form of lunch con and a business meeting for cleo ton of officers in the afternoon. Mrs. w. H. Roberts, who plans to leave for Michigan where she will make her permanent home. was the honored guest at the luncheon. The members end guest arrived at ten o'clock. Auc- tion was the order until one, when the luncheon was served. The tables were decorated in bass baskets Of Callror' mia poppies carrying out the coIors of the club. The regular routine of busi- ness followed the luncheon and the present administration was reelected
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21

Tricks park on Tuesday. Navy g.
 Mrs. A M Shock honored Mes doves Charles Poa- and w. c. Hap~ v-ifh lurcheor ord card Dariv at Ne- rorfe o~ Mason Hill on Tuesday afto- noon. Tho rcnrnS were decorated wit' mink and white carnations. and th~ or'aste wa-o saated at roSa-hederl- ed table After the lnncheon the euest nlaved nrneressive- five hundred arS -ta tally cards were handtintad in tho nink ard white and the hioh score was wor hr Mrs. Rnthanber@or who reoaiued silver casseroIa Tha sec 1 o~d score was won hv Mrs Warner who raraivad silver loaf sugar has tat and innes The guasts for the af- { ta~nca, wore Nosdamas " z Haas. CHariae Roar. Robertson p Nathan pnthanhar0 A O. FriadeI Brown. O. Donald T w Scott C w. Allen. Jas Silverthorn and B. & Duree.
 ! Irrifations gre out for the Lean vnar lnncheon to he given at Frict's Darlr or Monday evanin0 at e.20 hv tho phiIathaa rioss of M F. church. Some of the eligihles who have been fortunate enough tn receive an invita- ton of course declare their intention | to attend but state that the occasion will be sad indeed. as from their stand noint. it will be in the nature of a | farewell party. The membership oi ! the class is largely composed of "cshool marms" who leave for their , ,hores in the different states the fol | lowing week The girls. when asked 10 state their reasons for giving the : Lean Year party at this time. positive i " refused. but did say that it might possibly prove an occasion long to be remembered by number of theii guests.
 { Miss Mabel Martin entertained the
 Girls Club at her home on Thursday
 evening" The guests enjoyed music
 and games until late hour wher
 they were served with luncheon
 The next meeting will be held Tues
 day, May 23.
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