The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-27
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BY ''SUFFS' As
PUBLICITY Man
Former Fairmons Man to Dis
seminate Information about
"VoteS for Women"

FAIRMONT, Feb. 26-Frank G.
Dudley, former local newspaper
man, has been named publicity man
ager Of the West Virginia Suffrage
Association with Headquarters at
Morgantown. Mr.. Dudley began his
work this week, The publicly de-
partment Of the association has been
moved from Charleston to Morgan
town, on account OF the serious i'll
ness of DR.. Irene Billiard, chairman
of the literature committee, The lit
erature distribution WILDE in charge
Of Mrs. Lena Lowe Yost, chairman
of the campaign committee.
Caught under fall OF slate at the
Hutchinson plant Of the Consolida-
ton Coal Company on Monday, two
Italians, Jim Colombo. aged 80 and
Marian Manelo. aged IS, were killed
almost instantly. The men were
drawing pillars in the mine and are
thought to have gone some forty feet
further back into the mine than
they were told to go, and while In
this part Of the mine were caught by
the fall of slate. This is the first
fatality to occur in this mine, which
has been in operation for period u
six years.
Frank j. Bury, of Detroit. Mich,
has been selected as manager Of the
standard garage of this city to sue
coed Frank Morris, who recently re-
signed the position. Mr. and Mrs.
Bury have arrived here and taken
up their residence in the Rhea apart
ments.
Edward Williams, for number OF
years popular official Of the Jami-
son Coal Company, has resigned his
position and accepted the position OF
superintendent of the Stafford plant
Of the new Central Coal Company.
He succeeds G. C.. MorAt, who re-
signed to take a similar position In
the Pocahontas coal field.
Miss Lavina Engle, field secretary
of the National Suffrage Association,
who spent the last several weeks In
Marion, Lewis and Doddridge coun-
ties, in work Of the organization, left
Fairmont Tuesday for the northern
part of the state, where she will
spend week before leaving the stale
for other fields.
Among the members Of the Sons
Of the Revolution OF this city, who at
tended the annual business meeting
and banquet Of the organization held
at the Hotel Gore at Clarksburg
Tuesday, were Messrs. F. E. Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Martin, 7. w. Ar
nett. o. S. Mckinley, W. ]. Boydston,
A. Brooks Fleming, George T. Wat
son and ]. F. Richie.
\ The board Of health and the city
com missioners are planning to make
Fairmont the healthiest town in the
state and to this end have several
plans under consideration for q sys-
Item Of garbage collecting, sanitation,
ETC., which, II carried out, will aid
materially in the plans for healthy
city.
Clyde Morressette, OF Pennsboro,
who had been a patient at the Cook
hospital suffering with q tumor on
the brain, was removed from that In
stitution tl,is week to the Johns Hop
kins hospital in Baltimore, where, II
his condition permits, an operation
will be performed.
1.-THE Fleet Goes BY" was the sub
|1ect Of patriotic selection which
Mrs. George DeBolt. president Of the
| Woman's G Tub, Of this city. read be.
fore the students OF the Normal
land high schools Monday In celebra-
tlon Of Washington's birthday. The