The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-16

h; 7ifiie threatened Mexican mixup IN
ifhaTayant that the national guard o.
6bHntrYi 81 called on to help. zen
an Pond rs authority for the sttae.
SSsItgtI1at the officers and men OF the
fSiIItfa3of West Virginia are not oniy
{,SfiIinR. but anxious to go to the 1ront
SITncla Sam if their services are re-
SiIiirAd m AZ! q member OF the party III
~ m. but especially as an active anu
siGfinential member OF the important
3cnnSnniftee on military affairs, Con
.SreESrnan Littlepage is in position 20
eSSsSa asf near granting the wish exii
gSfreased I'm General Bonds letter 20
him IN the event that the natlohal
femard 3of the nation Is called on, az
sSnyi member OF the states eongressloh'
al delegation.
second suit byso. o. Sutton, OF
Ssntto 1T w! W. was filed today IN the
ssMnTsrne Court of the District OF Co.
si5isobia this one against the SontheIn
saeaItv Company Its purpose 10 70
ssecnre an accounting Of the purchase
Sofias large building in the business seq
itihsS al washington known as tne
Southern building, which was pur'
chased from the First National flre
STnanTance Of the United States Coz.
1Sorafion with Headquarters mere ~
SThic,, many West Virgtn1ans arg
4 StockhoIders, Mr.. Sutton claiming 70
~ one among the number. Mr. SuI'
ifon brought suit several days ~
sgainst the officials Of the Insurance.
cnTnnany because he was den1ea az
sSSss Ia the stockbooks, which ne
SsfSfrned that as stockholder ne nau
3SSTiohtIto be shown on demand:
SfGfhis bill to the second suit, WI:
snttnn' saws the Realty company was va
fSSnayS The insurance company Sous,
fnGltIT for5 as equity in the Soutnern
I;nildine and declares that this money
t;ssITot been maid. He asks that SET
clement fof the balance due pc OF
Va The IA 5plaintiff says further that ne
Sy;y;E stock IN the insurance company
s,1d declares its stockholders autnoE-
8jged a sale OF the. building to the realty
which was incorporates
Tnder the laws OF Delaware with CAP
Sfta1s Il 81. 900. He asserts that tne
8niIrnhasing company owns no otner
SSoi,erty, The passing Of the buialhg
-; n mi the passing OF the CONSIDERS
f;o 1;sf III alleged, to be inlmical TO the
s;nt1 restsgo Of the stockholde OF IN - u
I'd prrhe;price placed on the building the
.ai III IL told was 81 800 900, and the
;ncsiS5brances totaled $1,291, 900, leav-
ing an equity Of $500, 1000.
sI,Isa jpatient, parched and persistent
SprdiiibsS Of west Virginia show no n,
s;s1ss al. pen paralysis. They are sun
s si,Ii 10 take pen in hand and ann
stTsair signature. No one could benevs
o SdTfs and behold the daily arrlyal
SfSNetitions at the offices of the state
da1a9ation, said prayers being 1or Tue
IT3ii;f6ission OF the national proninltIion
~ Sndment. and the passage OF the
s1nDnard bill to make the capltal e
dTS5aai the old covered bridge that useo
~ snRn the Potomac. A bunch OF tne
800 citizens of Princeton reached the
80 Srassional pigeonhole today, or the
I Stsfion they signed did, accompanied
~ 4 second petition OF just as good
sniI inst as dry Princetontans, VINO
s ss theirs in the name Of their
SSSiiTch. the Methodist Eptscopa!
scHi,rcb. Congressman Cooper tiled
StI;EnS duly with Jerry South, the CLERK
aSfSfha7H House. Jerry has an especlaiiy
s1srTe dust bin for the West virginia
army Of name writer's.
I1fie Charleston Dunbar Traction
ro3Snanv will welcome the news that
3tSSs government engineers, after
!, SY,fbs Of refusal to sanction re-
SiSsSSTdtt 4 narrow strip Of ground at
sISSojt NO. 6 II, the Kanawha river near
an STIesto1i, have relented, and are
5SioSvS willing to place their stamp OF APP
;sy61sJ m Congressman Littlepages
NH providing for a release OF the ia ~
Sn ntiestion. The bill has been the
Gl,teSt Of 4 hard struggle between the
SnssfH GERS and the congressman, tne
S;siIffary affairs committee agreeing 10
T'ss.sft IL fayorably, providing the en-
Sinsars approved. Now that they
SaVsSdone that, the bill will be report
a5fSfut Tof committee this week anu
Recommended for passage.
T6h tracks OF the Charleston:0u1nl;.
ms Company are on government land
sEST;n0k 6 and should the company not
SsSabiaS 10 retain that right OF way, "
wofiid Snecessitate a rerouting OF their
sI;nsFsa that gpoint, which. because OF
fhsf GEOGRAPHICAL conditions there,
WorId cali for q large outlay OF money.
(fonrressnnan Sutherland has up for
fn6mediatA cofsid Grafton with the PEN
sioiiS Bureau the application Of William
n sFry. Of .Moundsville; that of John
nj I3illups, of Milton; B. N. Satterheld,
alteration; and w. n. White OF Elm
MrS Littlepage has up with the same
department the application Of Mrs.
sarafi5 Philips, Of Grown Hill.
Nicely has introduced q bill to
Grant Mrs! pattie B. Davis % pension
"a $50 at month.
Aniarriage license was Issued in, this
city on Monday TO Thomas II. Graves
'ofSWashihg toni and Emma ". Harper,
81 harle elton; w. We.
WflliamS NEcNutts who was able to
saS that no hall cd from West Virginia.
sit unable 10 Bt To at just that par.
fienlaf sb6t oh the q state map he
lsSfied IRON, isS Is local fhos alsspfi