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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
Seusrbeiiattares.gtrsin.

Scr bieiise 3tpcig oes Norb.S(ine.
ritaniidjcn ltrteritiituiiasuerein 5ur
S0roerlmg Der Seiierbeitottuns belt
letten SoHntag Iadnittag in Ser
Mo5artbaae an Der MnInut strnbc
isinc General. .@eriammliing nb, ipo.
Bel Ser in en1Iiid,er imo beiitiGcr
gprad,e sebrndte Sefretdrsberift
i.6cr eas ,sam 1915 porIag. glus beln
grridi lit eriidtIih, SaB Der gerbano
IN IA Staaten 80 3ipeiepereine 5at
nit 5f09 @itgIieoern. lie Ginnab.
men nebit porbanbenen werpiosen tc.
trl,gcn i'm Iesten Sabre nabey!
$4,000. Die sfussaben etpa Sl3..
600. 10 DAB iib mn I. Snili,ar b, ).
S7163 in Der aaiie befinben.
Bon Der gerinnnnlitng, In Der Serr
albert gonb ben @oriit fiibrte ilno
Strr Sp. spsd,irer bas Nrotofoll,
,puroe beidIoiien baB eiii apmmittee
BEL ben bieiigen 9eidenbeitnttern I'M
irage bnIten ioue, besiiaIid) Der Soften
bon Yejtnttiu,aeit inlo bah Der mic.
briglte 9ieter nit Der gelierbciiatting
tetraut iperoe, lpei,n intrier Der Dor.
itano bes 3ipeigbereins oariiber all
entiheiocn bot. Serr glIfreb giier.
mann ,rurbe ais Bertreter oea 0cr.
eins cruannt sur pierten Ssdbresper.
iainmIung Ser gg..ssnlatioi MiIocinticn
of aneriea, tie ant "a. iino 20. Gn.
guit I'M clinton Sotel bier tngeu suirb.
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Mas benz Nsuni3ipalseri@t
Totrrfiibrer hatten iid iueseu sdueG'
fabreus 81 peranf,purten.

3ipei Wotorfii6rsr Der Strab.n.
bdbngsielitait, Saiob Stod, DOH
No. 1916 Ssriteu 4penue, uub Sobu
Berger, DON no. 612 Wejt 8. Strabe.
bic beibs an Der Oailep ainie beI6di.
tigt iinb. batisu ii9 ssiiern Dor Rid /.
ter 4leyanos, tpegen S9neGfaHr.ns
gu psrantpurtsn. Die aDrporal aos
rens oerii6ert., martin bic gsiben Dor,
seitern nit ibren Wasen nit elmer
Gei4piHois.sit bon 80 WsiIen oi:
Stunoe bic SttaBs sntlans ssrait.
Sbr 0eribsiOiser mics nd4, oab in
ben neusn 9srtebrsorbinan3tn tsiNe
geftimmunssn iber Straben6abn.n
uorbanbsn fno unb bab bic Orpinano.
ipel6e bi. S6ns0istsitsgrsnse fir ben
Strabsnbubnos,tsbr fsftiebts. bsrsits
felt bem Sabre 1911 auber araft 1T.
Inter bieisr llmit6nben bIie6 benz
Ridtsr nidts nHberes iibris, als bic
qns.tlastsn gu sntlaFen, absr sr b.s
meriie. bab isinsr anfitt nad uuosr=
3iislith eins Crbinan3 nit geSus auf
bic Sdneliglsit bes Strabenbabns
pertebrs anssnommsn tperSeH iOlIte.
sserntr itanosn 18 2lutomobiliiisn
Dor bem Ridtsr, bic ii6 ipssenSdnsas
fabrsns uno peseu arberer 8.rgsber
ssesn bi, gsrtsbrsbeitimmuns.n su
psraniiporteH batten unb bic 3umsiIt
nit ben aoIten oapontamen.
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Oebnrtem.

gla,lbe uno SaseI MeGlair. 1926
@sarbprg spe., anabe.
gHunr6 inlb 2illu Heiger, oi4
Speamore Sfrabe, Snabc.
Cornelius uno g0itb Tibbetts.
24d6 @eit @. Sirnbe, Mdoden.
,penrp inio 5bereie glaoermann,
1916 9pean StraBe, W1odrn.
slueiiit unS Silian wlorntb. 839
Yorf Strabe, anabe.
@iaiant l,nS Gillian 9rpan, f71G
@eiicrn glpe.. anabe.
gharIes mlb Stelta Mitten6erg,
2C76 sSeit 9ibertp Sn.. Wsdbhen.
Ebilip inlb Wsarie Mbein. 3t4 on
lliiipcriitp slpe.. anabc.
slrtlnir itnS Gliie SettiSbeimer,
322i Ep1u5art @pe., adoHcr.
Sfobert gsidnan, 1912 6lorioa
glpe., anabe.
Soiepb irio SeIen $iiter, 1914
2iIdc 9lne.. annbe.
Sdnnes unb 2ilep Gilder, 2i30
@Iabitcne alpe. alsdbAert
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aeilommenen slniprahe. i'm eauie ocs
gsintcrs fqe patronage iiber cine 9or.
iieIlung 5il iibernefrnen lno oieie an.
,elegenbeit n'iro in Der nGhiten Der.
inmnlins 3iir GrorteriIng eelangcn.
slil orei frante Witglieber ipuroc
Gas i;blitc aranfengelh i'm @eianlnt-
betrase non S24 angerieieil. 9ie 9iu-
nabmen Der @eriarmlling belieien
lid; aui $3.50 mo Die siusgaben be.
trugeu $22.75. Dlit Der @ertretllHg
ecs gereiis IN Der balbidbrlidlcil
SeriammIimg Ses 9eutiden Stubs
an fonnIenoen Wtontas uuroe Serr
Grnlt Senipel betrait.
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1sutidsr 9anOluebrOsreiu.

Tie Worbereitiingen fir oas am
!onlnlenben Sonntag in Wfada's
Yrcbc itattiinoenoe Viuie oes Teni.
iten acknowledgements iinb minmebr
uoIlenoct. oIs 5eitreSner limb bic Ser.
rel 9snftor Or. 3. g. Iorn iinS
Charles q. Sfmiot, Der 4rdiibent
oes decentralization Souger.
b.inbs acmonnen uoroen irnb iiir lin.
ierhalfingen aller art iinb Die I'M.
iaiienbitcn Sorfebrlmgen getroffen
lporSen. ioSak ben geiuf,ern Der Ser.
initaltlng geintbrcid,e Stinoen III
slusiihtf,cten.
20 mllrhe in Der gcitern slbeno mi.
Ter benz goriis bes g.r1iibenien 3.
9aeber ,InS Der Erotofoaiiibrirna Ses
Selretirs Z. saeib III Der Waitingtoil
Ylntiorm itaitgebabtcn @erinnmIlag
tes 8ercins berid'tet imo gunoespra.
iifent Setrp Gpermanil legte bcil
Mitglicscoh nod, oringcno ans Ser,,
gang enefaiid,e propaganda fit bas
,se,t ,t maiden, i'm oeiien finaiBiel.
'lrr Grfolg niIi,cr 5rase sll iteleil
y. Mt 0cin Gmpiaile 5u Gbren pom
MidDter sllireo & gsippcrt anl Don.
.iestaa sItcnb i'm Gnerp sluSitori,ml
ipirh iif Der 9anb,pcbrperein, 5ll
teiiea GbrenniitoIicocrn 9fidter gsip,
pert geh0rt. aiif slntrag bon Scrri,
Dsal Scrfurt pca5dblig betbeiIigen.
Z Tie Gillobimg CUR 5beiinabnie on
Der iSeier 6es Ge,itid)en Gags am 2.
Scptcntber i'm Gbeiter Narf, purbc
ieibisreoclin gieiffnlis n,igenomplcn.
Ter gcrein ipirS pou31bIig sur Stcllc
iein uI,b Elm Saiiptailartier beIegen.
an ben Serberespnier Des gereins
Serru Mobprt gSiebe, Der fiir5Iid) 3iinl
JbrtiniitsIieb ernannt tporben lit,
tpur0e pCitern slbenb pom pr6iiSer.
ten ygebcr hos GbrcnSipIom nit elmer
berslidwn Mniprnde iif,crrcidt, Die
boii &errn Hiebe IN ebenlD ber5lihcr
Neiie beunhportet iuiroe.
Eireftor Dtto Grnjt @Mmib poln
Ieuti&en Ibedter erfiIfte ben gercin
IN ei,,er INIT itiirusHden NeiiaG al,f.
I1 y .
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&ilfSfombs tpdd,it.
Die Tbilippns.1 .1emeinOe lisfert lire
GpnntagsfoQeftc bon $121.5 .52 ab.

Yei Der am Sonntas gOrmittas IN
Der pbilippus Gir4e abgebaltenen
aolletts ipurbe fir bic aerit0rte airhe
in aautifhfen, SitpreuBen, bic bubide
Summs BON S121.52 seiammelt. ipels
der Betras benz S4aBmeiiter Der
9ilfsssieGid,aft burd 9errn paitor
Or. Dorm iibermittelt fpurbe.
Der beutIde @drtner Unit .sVereln
iiberfanbts bur6 ieinen prdiioentsu.
Germ grsb. 5peipelsr, einen gbed bon
SO fir ben 5ilfsfonb.
FRI. aeonore 9eipalb iibergab
Germ Or. Wao aoebler bic Summs
Dor $40 fir bic ariesssefansensn III
Sibirien.
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Neiml Babem
ait alien Anidein md Grant chip
man am Sountas i'm Sbio
ertrunfeu.

s(.lcm slnidein nod bat Der 10
Sabre alte fSranf Stipnlan bon slbop'
iton, O., am Sonntag teim gaben mi
Ohio ieinen 9oo eeiiuben. Ter
anabe bat msbrtr.n gtlierssenoHen
am Sonrtag gsadEtittag gaingt, Sab
er sin Bah i'm 6lnB nebmen woae
NIB regen abcitb ipnrben airh ieinc
aleioer am 5lubuier eeilInben.
Gle gnecborisen baben iiir hia
gerauns Der 2eife cine 9cIobnuna
bun $40 aiisaeiest.
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0cutide san geriammlaus Der
id)pben.

Iie nadite SeriamRlluns Der Tc.
Iegaten sur Gcltiden Iag.1 .1eieaid)aii
iii aui geittIub bes 8oritanoes aui
rreitag. cen 4. gilguit, peri6obell
iocrocn, nm cen DcIegateu gelegen.
heit 81 aebeu Dem Guipfana por
5iidter sIfreo g. Wippert i'm Gmcrp
AUDITORIUM am Doimeriioe abeno
bei5uipobnen. Der @oriiano lit Der
aniiht, bab es 3li pieI oerIanst mare,
woIlte man a,1pdrten onb bic Dele.
eaten bel bieier Wdrnie 5uei gbenoe
bintereinanoer Iangen Sisunsen BET
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2lus ben Werihtsbbfem.
Nidjtcr 9lfreS &. glippert mieSer in
Neid)irr.

Ridtsr Ntppert ntmmt ieine rI4tsrli~
den Gunttionsn tpieber auf. - @r
fiibrt i'm ariminalseridt ben Dor
iiB. - Siinf neue Sdeibungstlagen
sesen a4t erlebiste Sale. - Don
Iebteren ipurben bier abseipieisn. -
Gin &Omiter. Der auf bic pOfs Der>
5idtet unb f6lagenbe arsumente
Dor5isht. = Grau Struub als Dor
miinberin ibres Sobnes einssfest.
= Die gu friib In genesuns ses
IeBte Gar.
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SaiesSaH.

stur fiir Die @bilooelpbiaer ~GuG.
fer" lino Die Eittsbur8cr o&iraten"
itaito geltern ciu Spicl ati oem Fro.
aronim, Die anoeren iede Rationak.
Giaa.2liibs nerbrodlten oen lag alti
Der Sabrt ans benz @eitell nad) oenI
Siieu 5il, po bellte oiert1gige Scrten
in gseip gort, 9rootlpn, Bolton ulio
Tbilaoelpbin beginner.
9as Spiel III Sittaburg ergab COS
folsenoc 9ieilltat:
Ebitneelpbia 001000000--t
.Gittshurg 13 I 02 I OF *---9
Seiite glod)mittag critics Spiel ei.
ner. piertaGeen Serie gpiiden unie-
ren ,8iebs" nito ben ,9tieien" I'M
Diep Dorfer 9oIo-4sarf.
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ipcbnen. Hub oa ebcn Die nadite
Sisung Der 9eittjden Gag.Seiea.
idaft oieieniee lit, in pelder ale
&onmitteen ibre polIftdilbigen ge.
ri6te iiber bas 9eit am 2. Septenlber
einreihen iperoen, ic mirb Elm boil.
sdbliacs griheinen fiir notblpcnsig
beflrnbcn. Somit finbet Die Sibun9
am 5reitag. Den a. sluguit, itatt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-29
-pnEnrY npERErIA.

little Red Riding Hood" was the
title of pretty little operetta presen:
ted by the pupils OF the Miller school
last evenings under the direction OF
teachers OF the school.
IS The operetta was made UP Of tune
full melodies and clever speaking parts
and its was presented in u clever man
ner before a large audience. The
production was staged under the d.
I rection. OF the Misses Marie Bochm,
Mary Ford, Carol Powell. Laura May
Huntington, and Hazel Frey, assisted
SbyFother teachers of the school while
heimusic score was rendered by the
Williamson orchestra. While the
wong people who took part in the pro-
7duction were Isabelle Bennington, Mary
Katharyn Howard, Isabel Klaw, Sar-
An awaits, Helen Gould, Meta Galliher.
SVirEii Vincent, De Lloyd Phillips,
Pierre Hill, Leonard Romina, Francis
Hall, Mary Josephine Conway. Irene
CielIand. Alma Rosa Fast, Wilma Lee
Davis, Mary Virginia Clayton. Will
Jam Evans. Brady Knight, Jarrett jam
Sison; Jay Pierce, Milford Collins, Mil
fdredS Reed, Virginia Nutter, Amelia
SCaldara, Isoline Hess, Doris Linn, Eva
sAtha. IA chorus Of selected voices did
excellent work.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-29
MONTANA MINES.

A protracted meeting is in session
at the Methodist Protestant church,
Rev. MIR. Bennett IS in charge of the
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Johnson. OF Mon.
ongah. visited Charles Johnson here on
Sunday.
Stewart Crislfp moved his family
this week to Fairmont. where he has
a position in a glass factory.
Miss Bessie Kinney. OF Brownsville.
Is spending some days with her aunt
Mrs. Maggie Kirk.
The box supper, which was to have
been held by the Ladies of the Gold
en- Eagle at thtr hall here next Sat.
urday evening, has been postponed on
account OF the protractcd meeting at
the NJ. P. church.
Miss Anna Harris. OF Murray, spent
Sunday here as the guest Of Mamie
Malone.
Edward and Robert Hyatt moved
their families 10 this place this week
from Shinnston.
Tom Montgomery has opened W
his store here again and is now al
the same old stand.
John Sokslovieh and Anna EIartscf
were married at Fairmont this week
They will reside here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Petrosky, Of Mar
tin, Pa. spent the Easter holidays
here with Mrs. Petroskys parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Ccranko.
Several OF your people are planning
to attend the circus ut Fairmont OF
May 3.
Werner Keener is visiting his grand
father jackson. at Keyscr.
Work at the mines is very good
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PARKER'S RUN.

Mr. and Mrs. Hough Straight spent
Sunday with the latter's mother. Mrs.
Wildman. OF ArnettsvIlle.
Born Wednesday, April 10, to Mr.,
and Mrs. Esta Wilson, son.
Douglas Arnett and Dauglas Smith
were calling on the formers grand,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Arnett.
Mrs. Louie Morris spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Harris and
children. aKthleen and Kenneth. spent
Saturday and Sunday with the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Harris.
They returned to their home at Anna.
belle Monday morning.
Several OF the young people of this
vicinity attended the young peoples
meeting at Mt. Hood Sunday night.
Adam Heck. OF RlvesvilIe, was call.
ing on Philip Heck on Sunday
Mrs. Maggie Smith, OF Pennsylvania,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-29
Country Roads Are
Again Very Muddy

Because of the heavy rains Of this
week. County Road Engineer Wiifong
has been compelled to practically
stop the work Of repairing the dirt
roads in the county. The mud holes
now are almost as bad as they were
during the first days of the annual
spring thaw early in March. The pres
Sent mud, however, is not thought to
eSqulte as deepas it was realier and
{Sgfew. weeks OF sunshine and dry
weather will make them passahlc once
more. The county prisoners who were.
employed on the roads all last week
have not been out for several days.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-29
Natural Gas Men
Reflect Robinson

CHARLESTON. w. Va. April 90
The West Virginia Natural Gas as
s0ciation at it's annual meeting here
which closed last evening. elected III"
following officers: President. H. 5,
lIorner. Clarksburg; vice president. F.
p. Grosscup, Charleston: secretary
treasurer, Edwin Robinson, Fairmont !;
directors. j. o. Watson. Fairmo1t: )
W. Meals, Moumdsville; II. G. Cooper
Clarksburg: W. II South. Morgan
town: G.. b. Riddle, Wheeling; G w
Watson and Thomas Gartlan. Parkers-
burg: Louis Bennett. Weston: j. p
Trainor. Salem; ]. p. McCloskey and
o. r. Swartz, Clarksburg.
he Clarksburg and Huntington have
asked for next meeting, which VIII
he awarded by the directors.
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Baptist Women to
Meet at Morgantown

The Baptist Brotherhood will ho1o
its regular monthly meeting on Mon
day at 1880 O'Clock in the First Baptist
church, with the specific subject. The
Public Schools" Two subjects Will be
discussed under this topic, 1.-THE Rela'
ton of the Public Schools to the Com
munitv," by City Superintendent VIII
son, and 1.-THE Relation Of the Com.
munity to the Public Schools by NJ.
C. Tough. These will be followed by
a general discussion OF the subject.
The public generally is invited to at
tend this meeting.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-29

Mines are working every day.
Contractors are receiving material
and making preparations to paint all
the compsny houses.
The Consolidation Coal company
will. in the near future, furnish flower
seed to their employees here and our
good old town will certainly present a
posey.bed appearance this summer.
With the advent OF the warm spring
days again, our boys are preparing to
organize a baseball club, Several Of
last years good team have moved
away. However, the boys remaining
expect TO get together a club that will
he able to put up warm argument
against any of the teams In this part
of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson. Of
Shutdown. spent Sunday with thciI
son, Charles johnson.
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To Appeal viii Case.

WHEELING, W. Va, April 29-The
proponents rested their case in the
Schmulbach contest at nooL yesterday
and after few witnesses for the con
testant, Anna Marie Fellers. were ex'
amined, theScourt instructed the jury
TO find a verdict for the proponents
Counsel for Miss Fellers gave notice
Of an appeal to the State Supreme
Court. $500 !ssEr; !"
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WASH INGTON NEWS j.
= GOSSIP [sz 9Ezzzzs 5s99zs s15zH:

Of the county from its formation, then
description OF soils, and several
maps.
Mrs. Sarah Malone. OF Charleston,
has been placed on the pension roll
at s12. ia month, according ~ a notice
received from the pension bureau by
Congressman ltttlepage. Mr.. Little
page also secured resembling OF the
post office departments order TO dis
continue the post Office at Canaan, Up
shur county.
Among the West Virginia arrivals
are James "A. Hughes, OF Huntingdon;
John Tierney. of Fayette county; Col.
W. II. Thomas. of Bramwell; State
Senator w. P. Hawley. of Bluetield;
z. T. Einson. of Huntington; Capt. 5.
B. Avis. of Charleston; j. F. Cree. of
Wellsburg; Robert Lilly. of BlucReld;
John Marshall. Parkersburg; J. T..
Cunningham, Huntington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-29

spent one day last week with Mrs.
Alice Parks.
Miss Theln,a Smith, Mrs. Mary Mil
Ter and Jennings Smith spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ".
e. Smith. .5
Mrs. Ebert Aruett and sons. Her
schel and James. we're calling on Mrs.
Amy Wilson on Tuesday
The many friends OF Burnley Hess re-
greet to learn OF his sad death.
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Hnn. G. ~. crahbe WIII speak.

/ Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock,
sHon. George w. Crabbe. superintend.
kentf of the West Virginia Anti.Saloon
heague, will deliver an address at the
Diamond street NJ. E. church. Mr..
Cfabbe is one of the leading lawyers
An the state and will speak on law
enforcement. -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-29
Indoor Picnic.

The members Of the seventh grade
81 the East Park school and their
tacher. Miss Lena Parks. entertained
at ans indoor picnic yesterday after.
noon attthe school. The guests inclu-
sded the eighth grade. Miss MARY Nor
lrt5onf and Prof ". A. Tustead. a pic
mic luncheon was served and various
games were played. The affair was
greatly enjoyed by the girls and boys.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-29

Mrs. Sarah L. Bunner, who spent
the winter in Clarksburg. is visiting
! her sister. Mrs. Cephas Hawkins. on
State street.
Mrs. James Smallwood has return
ed from a short visit nj Grafton.
S. L. Jacobs has been quite sick
the past few days.
Miss Lillian Bolton hns returned to
1 her home at Kingmont, after spend
ing. few days here.
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81 SIDE
NEWS ~


Mrs. Glenn Downs will entertain the
Y.llEEW club at her home, 500 oliver
8ay6nue, next Tuesday afternoon In
stead ot Wednesday, the regular club
das
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-29

WASHINGTON. April Ex-senator
Con offered an amendment TO tha
Senate judiciary bill 10 fix the annual
salary OF the clerk OF the court TO.
the Southern district at $4,000. the
same as the bill fixes for the clark q
the Northern district. This bill carried
$500 less for the Southern district, or
$500 salary. The difference was caus-
ed by the fact that the basis for fix
ing salaries OF clerks was the gross
receipts Of the various offices in 1915;
During that year, Judge Kellar was alb,
sent and no business was transacted,
which caused falling of in receipts.
This and other plausible reasons are
assigned In brief filed with the am
endmcnt by Senator Golf. who conf
IDENTIFY expects that. after the facts
are understood by the Senator'S. the
salary for both district clerks will be
fixed at the same amount, $4,000 a
year, In lieu of fees. The pending bill
is S. 14l2 fixing salaries OF all clerks
OF federal courts.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-29

The Virginia Debt commission" is
reported to have held meeting here
Tuesday. The nearest confirmation OF
the report Is the fact that there was
conference OF Wall street and Virginia
lawyers whose chief interest and bust
ness for few years back has been to
get a judgment against West Virginia
and get The judgment satisfied. In
this instance, as in others, they seem
to meet under the name Of the Virgin.
ia Debt Commission. The members
of that body seldom or never put In
physical appearance at these meetings.
The best information obtainable as
what was done was that nothing was
done. 1t was decided to wait to see II
West Virginia will make move in this
direction OF paying s13,00o,000 with
interest or evadinS It. AS matter OF
fact. the Virginia" attorneys arc in
disagreement as to what step to take
to force West Virginia to take some
action. The lawyers In the conference
declined to talk about It for publica'
ton or privately for that matter, to
the newspapermen.
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and oarn SURELY and o nS
word along to some G
r. Se ie worried about
asking
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Returned Last Night.

brand Mrs. BAIL Heron returned
siGsk night from wedding trip to
feSStern cities. Mrs. Heron was Miss
fHeIen Barnes before her marriage.
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G. n Wilson attended the funeral
OF MIN Toothman on Sunday.
Misses Zola and zelma Morris spent
sunday with the Misses Verge and md
Mabel Nay. .s8i
Harry King, Of Fairmont. spent sun:
day with his sister. Mrs. w. 2. Cmith.a
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There are three Coopers in the
; House of Representatives, to wit: Ed
ward, OF West Virginia: Henry Allen,
Of wisconsin, and John G., OF Ohio.
That there are three of them proved
news TO the Rev. Thomas Garner.
editor Of the Williamson Daily News,
Democratic newspaper. when he re-
ccived teleram informing him OF
tile fact. Editor Garner read In the
press dispatches that Mr.. Cooper
agreed with MajoritS Leader Mann
that the Presidents last message TO
German was a "picce of political
bunk" Seeing that, Editor Garner,
who is one OF those interesting rah.
blc.rouscrs whose daily text is the
! familiar "stand-by.thc- President" ar
| ument clinchers, attacked Congress,
man Edward Cooper for uttering such
Unreasonable" sentiments. That gen.
! tlcman Countered with a telegram to
| Editor Garner which read: Your pa
iper, April "a. attacks me without any
l foundation, Cooper Of Wisconsin Is
the party involved. My vote has always
been cast to uphold President in all
/ foreign relations. demand that you
/ give same publicity TO this telegram
as you gave to unjustifcd attacks on
/ me-"
When "Unclc" Henry Allen Cooper,
+. who is serving his twentieth year in
/, tho House heard Of the episode, he
, suggested 10 Colleague Edward Coop.
| or that he should follow UP the tele:
gram to Editor Garner with late
copy Of the official congressional d.
rcctory.
A hill to grant a pension Of $40 a
month to Eliza Jane Mccoy. OF Park:
crshurE, and the same kind OF a bill
CARRYING tho same sum, In behalf OF
Nancy e. Gattrell. of Grafton, have
been introduced in the upper House OF
Congress by Senator Nathan Con.
Congressman Adam Littlepage has
introduced u bill IN the House to an.
proprIate 100000 with which to con:
struCt government building at Him
ton. This building has been authors
zed and an appropriation of $4,000 au.
thorized, The people Of Hinton want
| larger and therefore costlier edihce,
Hence, the bill by Mr.. Littlepage.
"a. Soil Survey OF r.alcigh County"
has been issued by the government
in pamphlet form and is now being
distributed TO those interested by the
members Of the delegation. Senator
Cor has an allotment of. 500 which he
| Is sending to the citizens of that eoun.
! ty. The hook Is an interesting one,
| containing a brief but accurate history
q ! r T ! u u 3 i i
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