The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-01
Evening Chat

~ G0uHEAHE
MOTEL family. wandering about the
Observation-Disclosures
! BnsterS cannot Mnderstand whyGhIsl
old foafinefnIacesh
Hi doesnft fki3oWSanVfhfnr about the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inoWs that
whereas}hsfhadsa mani
II no more and heSwanders up and
down Main sfFeetEWith faWorTfedfexs
pres6fonSthat berets sympathy from
ivory nadestriams Y
aBfisfspSh1a anothere home. HeScan
20 ont 2toSIiocust avenue, or rather
fifst on Iocilsf 40 Alexander Placet5
butS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES so much OF
iii fifaS inStbe heart OF 1.-THE city, that
I'D dnl%lSiifafofEthe suburbs unneryes
HIN
AndsaoSha nacessu mn andSdown Main
- $sfSnhing iat8FiaTtiey's store or!
Warfjnts ~fnhaTToacy occasionally To-
1aEe Observation-Disclosures where onlyHa
Observation-Disclosures lthe warmth
f6hafter al the loafers, and walking
Iafonnd the building. looking In
fhFourhsthe doors and windows in the
ax~nactatfon Of perchancaF seeing
come oldF cronie. But no such luck Isl
hig: All ShisIfrfends have gone, and
9adiy e@resume his promenade on
fatntatTaSt
pariIyIyariiv. the monkey and Col.
,onai5 ~ ma ere house have domIcil.
~ incationss INF the faithful house
Az ofgtTafdaSSnetShote must wander
GEfcFetSnh,nifa,.
g-
Tha Z ,raa+ ~ 0om paul Krt1ger for
~; : ,sb isL1aS having the
Ss1tajTer ahaI1ed hronght q him
~ -sSSsTsr,rstio chat haS been se.
siSsfsdaTntastand 3orS, ar be godfather
49, z,enns c61td yvho was abolt to
4 !. !, 49, ~ q e1t :, = n~ndeTstandine
SsSnaNTTnes neonle tbat whoever
a Godfather for children
Asnst fTrnt.b tSe Tafreshmenta. This
G-soesd,ra1 ID not bnv1ever Sanctioned
~ onv church hIIt Il has c
snch x great practice that in most
- : 3,.ttt IN r,,ia of containers Is prac
tissdt Krige4;s arrest brought 10 mem.
ory III case IN 4 small ohio town a
~ vsars 'ago where a christening
~ ~
M iad heen customary. in this Ohio
4oSsSs Tor forefeners 10 apply to the
Nfsynrf ia ave these christening par.
.ffsaF ana nermits were readily granted.
EHovever on one occasion the police
az called and lpon their arrival at.
lie house theySdiscoyered about 20
Sor more men fighting among them.
Saaiyes. Several Of the fighters were
faItenSto fail and upon appearing for
frtaIRbTought out the fact5that there
wereTtWoI factions fighting against each
other. THE reason for the tight was
that both sides claimed the right to,
fhefbabyE for the day, each side prov.
ingSthat they had hired the youngster
foIbes schristened.s'5 The practice OF IS.
suing permits Coz christentngs was
stopped from that bright morning on
untll9the SpresentStday.
8Parents in ,thatSVtllage made quite a
little money onthesside by !oanlng
their squealing humanity LOT d puF'
pose Of being "christened. 4.
ss------y
There isSao doubt IN the WortoS "
business that advertising pays. Nh
lions areSspent yearly on sthe Atoi
duction OF trade marks, -copyTlgnts'
etc: Thesfeyer OF adyernslns y,
ken The world SO pyS storI1s tnas. tn nsss
sisPlttloE or no room Tor tneA Dust tsss
man who sees Nc way 70 ipr4 sare
enough mpneyS some way 70 take care
OF his advertising cost. Y costs "
noacosts6 adVoC61s1ng IN soMe l ~
OF other has neeni nv
the Fairmont e9tg5hal On many 9sss
Aions. Some who want fayors aaysE:
ise themselves by wearing their lodge
pins so2that the commissioner eau !;
not afford to turn downGa pEotnsE.
Some use the Information mat .Iney
and their fathers and g~ranataIneas
have been voting thespartystl cket Ior
years: These peopleeadvernse mem
selves only. 50 theya ma 9 sone1
thtngSfor nothing: Butgone man Wno
really adyertises9 himself ana az n
same time tries 70 convince peop!s,
thatfheshas something theysSWant.is
GeorgeSKempsa4 we'll knowng business
manSotBFairmont.
George believes nota1nS convention
eIities. HeScares naught TOT g
ents. In the most important CONVEX
sattons that come before the city 4
&HnruE Gn0fFhS had beHnGkuOWn4f0 butt