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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

mir fsben RE nod Ountlere Seffnuus
eiher groben 9abnboFbalts: SrieIt.
5rOb. Dem beiBen giientdflg bss
DaggOns entrinnen au tOnnsn,
iprinst man auf Den 9abnIteig, stlt
binaus ouf bic StroBe. bon elmer
unbeitimmt.n !9offnung auf nReer.
Iuft" uno ~ial5ige 8riie" beIebt.
Sb peb! gluf ben ipetten, nit ulls
gebeuren, ipeiBen AuaOern gepfIuiters
ten PlGben, 5rii9en ben bOben
Steinbduiern Der gum grpBen 3eiI
gang mObern 9ebauien StaOt lit es
ipumOgli9 nod l9piiIer ais pben in
ben &orItbergen: Der unIi9tbare
DoferOampf Oes bunitenOen Meeres
Iest Iib lpie Elm feu9ter llmI9lng
iiber ben &Drper, Der turSe Deg bonn
8abnbpf gu benz RieienbOtel am MoIo
ipirtt ipie onitrengenbs t0rperlibe
9lrbeit. Sdper laItet Die SiBs Der
gaa4t auf Der fipiteren Stabt.
Wer Oas frDbIi9e, belle Srisit Der
5rieOensSeit getonnt bat, Der pirb
fb jebt bei Der 9tnfunft am 2lbeno
nur i9psr aure9tfinoen. Sein 2i9t
in ben langen SduierfrOnten, auf ben
fenften Siigeln, bic bic Stabt ums
trdnSen. SIN Snnern 5eigen nod Elm
paar i9padbe, na9 oben abgeblenOete
StraBenlaternen ben 8eg on, am
Wteer entIans febIen ou9 Oiefe. SIN
f6pahen S9immer Oes Mpnbes, in
siuem ieltIam unirOii4en Salbbuntel
Iiegen Die PuIGite Oes moOernen
Sriet. bic Stuttba!terei, bas 2lpyOs
esbGube, bos neue Risienbptel itumm
unb leblps 0a, man elaubt in elmer
geipenitisen @unOsritaOt gu iein, bic
jebsn IugenbIid in g&bel ii9 aufl0Ien
tann. Die Moiten bon elm puar
S6iffen tau6en duf - tot unO pers
lofen aud iie, aIs bdtte Die SETTER
mannI9oft bes fIiesenben SoqGnOers
lie in ben Saten 9efiibrt, um in tiefs
item S6ipeigen ben Sag Der lufs
elNeguI9 0u ttipulltH.
2eiIes StimmengemurmeI, ountI.
S9atten: bic 5rieitirer, iunse But
i6en, 5rauen unb WGO9en, SipiIben
linen ou1 bie uno 6a Elm Wlonn,
Iben in @ruppen auf rem Steins
platten Ses NtoIps unb auf ben
eiIernen pfIDden Der perlaiTensn
S6iffsbuItepIdBe. iuden ctlpas BON
oem tiibleren Sou9 gu ertoihen, Der
man9maI fir einen @ugenblid bonn
Msere bereinlpebt. gller grugsn blidsn
in bieielbe Ri9tung: iiber Die 9u9t
binpeg auF ben ountleren Streifen
Oes Sori5onts, Der bon MpnfaIcons
Bis CUR Sbobbamiinbgng reitt.
0prt gibt es INNER etipas Su Isbsn;
2sut4tuJeIn iteigen in bic oObe.
iteben iiber Dem 0iesr ipie elm frems
Der Stern unb perlOi9en pieoer,
bann bIibt Elm italisnii6er S9eins
perfer tuiteno oura bas 9untsI, Iein
peiBer StrablentegeI rubt einen
gtussnblid am 5irmomsnt, unO penn
er perI6ipinbet, laitet bic Siniternis
bpppett unbeimli9 auf Den WaIIern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05
Dtp Stant int Dnnkrl.
(ariessiOrreipOuSen8 aus Srieit.)

9roben ouf Dem Semmerins, no
Der Srieiter S6neilsus feline reits
Hide 5ra6t frieoiihr Sommsrs
frif9ler abfeBte. battsn. mir gum
lebtenmaI elm poor @tsmSiige friifer,
4erber 9tIpsnIuit genieben t0nnen.
Damn mar ss beib uno INNER beiber
geporoen, Die IiiOlihe Steiermart
unb bas trdinii9e 2onb um 2aib l9
fodten unb flimmerten in Der Sul:.
9lutIonne. Qtuf Die MsnI9en ptrtt
oisie infernaIiide SiBe OOppsIt ldbs
menb, neil uns cine Reibe bon tii6s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

sei brinst ben Wfonn Bis an Die
9ren5e, ii6ergibt i6n bort Der 8ude,
un6 bat oamit alles, mas iie tun
fpnnte, erfiillt.
8ei einigen bat .ii9 Der poli3iit
gssen Sanbsrsifli9tsiten Su ipebren.
Der Srieg 1T teineslpsss WliIberer
Der Sitten. Sber srtsnnt bic YOIidei
in Dem Soloaten, Der flii9tsnb ii5
in ibren S9ub bege6en, einen msbrs
fad @orbefraIter, sinsn 2uusseIu9s
ten, einen alien 9etannten, iogar
einen, Dem eisentIib Die S9tpsis
perbOten iit2 !SeIpetia ober 1T cine
Mutter nit unenblider @sbulb. glu9
Die unurti9en &tnber bebdlt iie, nber
fie itraft lie, tpenn Iie es Dsrbisnsu,
forgt, ipenn nOtig, bafiir, bab bic
quserleinbeit ni6t gu Isbr untsr
ibnen IeiOe. unO fperrt iie pts ibre
eisenen &in6er sine ssitlang in cine
ibrer anitaIten Elm. sic iueib ou9.
bab iie mondem, Der ii6 flii6tete,
nm BEL ibr gu bGeibsn, nidt bOlIss
@ertrauen identen oarf. 0esbaIb .rs
luubt iis nidt ieOem, ba gu Isbsn, mo
er ssrne mD9ts, 3. .. in Der Qrmses
spne. 8ie bisle folder &inber Iic bis
beute aufssnommen, bnriibsr sriiiiert
teine Stutiitit. Sic bsrieilen Ii9 ii6er
bns ganse 2anb unb bilben nur ba
cine tleine &olonie, ipo Elm ltnters
nefmen, cine 9lrbeitsseIesenbeit fie
sufammsn fiibrte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

WtppetHe HdlleUllpe SDusel8luoeH'
Station Spciua. SeBt TinO mir
fdou gang nabe an Srieit, bod iiber
Der Stobt am Meer, Die nur EN-
.Siissl unIeren 8liden entSiebt. Der
.3ug fdbrt obipGrts no6 WeIten, ges
ra0e auf lie Srpnt los, Der er Tt4 in
Der Station RubreIinn Bis auf nht
Sfilometer ndbert. gergeblib Iu3t
man ii9 ole 3eiten bss 5rieOens ms
@ebd9tnts 5uriid5urufen, od man
bon bier aus iiber Seroignano uno
Dur9 bic Rebenbiisel 8enetiens fo6s
reno bem eng befreuuosten gia9Oar
etnen 8eIub obItotten lonnte. War
oas pirtIid 10, uOsr 1T es eine Sosc9
9riiben BEL Mpnfalcpns, lpo Der Na9s
bar ieBt iiBt, iteigt ebsn cine 2euGts
fugel in Die 6Obe, bas bumpfe Dr6b=
men ber @eifiiBe, bas felt Spcinu
bur9 oos &ollen oes 3uges brumElt,
iptrb Oeutlider b6rbor.
glm Wleer entIons gebt Ole 6nbrt
apeiter. Oort liegt i'm sorten 0lonos
i1leier bas peiBe SeeI9lOb 0lira.
Iaar; Der huntle Strsifen i'm 8eiten,
jsuIeits Der Punsanobu9t, 1T bus
S9pemmlanb Der SionSomiinbung.
BON mo unabIGfis Ons RolIeu Der
shperen itaIienii6en @eT9iibe bers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

bsnbunte StDBe. @6iibenb t6rOnen
iiber i9nen f9pere, mattfunteInoe
Stablbelme, Man9eIterboien aus
peri9iebenen 2ogern, rote SpIen, bic
ole 8Orii4t fdpnra fdrbts, Sbuti,
5elograu, breite unb ldmaIe Yais'
poilierungen, nur bas zine 1T bieIen
8eintleioern allen gemein: eine itarie
gtbnuBung uno eine Sotf4ine. Die
9ei9t9ten erSGblen! Inter Der Reibe
oeri9ieOenfurbiser RDde ite6eu slpsi
Gerpor: Elm trefenbeIeBtes, figaro
Gbnli9es Wams unb cine breite
2ei6btnoe: beibe ipeiien in ben
Orient, ibre 8eiiber, 9llbaner, famen
aber pOn Grantrei9 Der. ROd Elm
5tiid fGllt auf: elm &ittel unb cine
6oIe, glttributs zines &arnepaIi9ers
3esa gl9 neiil, ber nit ibnen iiber Die
9renSe fam, batte iie aus ieiner uris
form suredtgeI9nitten, pbpubl ibm
cine S4laat tura supOr einsn Singer
toitete, un6 er teinespegs S9nei6er
por. S9erenf9leifenb ibIug er f1
bur9 bns gan5e triegfiibrenOe 2anb.
Sa, iebes ein5elne Stiid fpri6t, tes
tllnoet, er5dblt, am cinbringliGTen
aber bonn ieeIiI9 Iei6enben RenT9en!
pllniiberpinblt9es Seimpeb", bes
3eu9t bic bollItGnoige Uniform zines
aopalIeriiten, bic einen Ritt BON Bel
glen bis na9 8aIel mitma6te. rNut
fort BON 6ieIem Srieg sgetiimmeI",
befunoen bic pielen tpmpIettsn 9lusz
riiI Itlugen, BEL bensn ni9t Die pas
tronentaf9e, ni9t Der 9rotIud feblt.
Die ein5elnen Stiide aber Ipreden
bon benz mitleibisen Sinn Der 9rsns>
bepDlterung, oenn lie tpurben fait ale
ourd &IeiOungsitiids, Die benz Dee
ferteur bon biefen gegeben purosn,
berbollI ItGnSigt. 2tn einem Wlantel,
fir uns Elm &uripIum, 6u er an Der
Snnenieite eine @orri6tung fir
5unbgranaten trdgt, bat cine mitz
fiiblenbe ipsibIibe Sanb nod i6nelI
anitelle Der anOpfe einige StednaOeIn
befeitiet.
glber audi ienIeits Der 9rense fin=
oct Der Slii9tenoe @rbarmen. Bier
5ebn Sage, eradbIte elmer bon ibnsn,
perbarg ibn Elm ibm frembes einfas
DIES WlGO9en, Bis es bas @elo gu
einigeu SIeiOungsitiiden suinmmen
bate. 1nO oas Sob Der 8duerin, bic
ben Slii6tenbeu BEL ii9 aufnimmt,
ibn ipeiit, benz S9rante Elm Sleis
Sungsitiid zines ibrsr i'm &risge peis
lenben SDbne entnimmt unb es Dem
@iIbfremoen sibt, tOnt aus alien
2Gnbern gu uns. lln6 bic llniform2
gi@t alien mar es m6gli9, iie nit
Der Poit Suriid5ui9iden: elm guss
meg, ben piele betroten. Die meiIten
Iieben iie, Der Nut 9ebor9en6, irs
genbpo 5uriid, i'm @ulO, in elmer
SDble.
Den 9runb Der SIudt pernimmt
man fait ausnabmslos erit na9 lans
ger 3sit. 9snn Der 9sferteur II Der.
f6Iofen, lpOrttars, ni9t gum peni9s
iten aus WiBtrnuen unO aus 9priitbt.
gtu4 cine setpiife Grbittsrung IpieIt
nit. geIonOers bei benz, Der infolge
zines Streites nit sinem 8OreeIebs
ten fib babon mafte, - uno es
gibt pieIe iolder. Damn ou6, n,eil Die
GreisniiIe ouf ibn einlpirten. .Glf
Sabre unb brei Monate 3u9tbaus
eriparten mid, ipenn Sbr mid auss
liefert," psrtraute elmer ongItppll oem
SeerespoIi3iiten an. .0enn i9 babe
9e6orfumss uno 2l6tunssberpeisez
rung bs9angen segeniibsr msinem
iuneen 2eutnant." Summer uno
Sorgen I'm bic suriidasIaTens Sas
mile - iie iibertOnt ni9t ielten bic
Stimme bes 9spifens. Die Meinen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

Zen. resneriI6en SOmmern pergeFsn
9emndt bat, pie elm ri9tiger IiiOIicper
SuIi -eigentIi4 tef9uffeu fein fol-.
Ser glben0 'ommt, aber es pill
ni4t tiibler tperoen. SEPT brouit Der
3ug bur9 bic Steinpii item Oes
&ariis, Die tpie ungebeule Sbermos
pbore ole tngsiiber uufseipei9erte
Ddrme ipiberitrabIen. ltnO INNER
ftdrter ipirb Der @e0ante an bic
2ruppsn, Die ba uben ouf ben biell
perf9immernben 9Gben5iigen i'm
WeIten. auf ben ipaiierlOien, bDlIcnz
bsiben Bergen am SiOn8o tdmpien
lin0 bluten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

iibert6nt. lln0 Dor urs - ia man
miibte bod sisentIi9 bic 2i4ter BON
SrieIt ie6en, Den S9immer Der sro'
ben Stabt, ods 8linffeuer bes
2eu9tturms, bas ben Qntommenbeu
INNER 70 frsunOIi4 9riiBte. gai6ts
BON aIIsoem = Der 3us fGbrt in elm
tiefes 0unfsl unb elm sroBss Sdpeis
gen, taum ooB an ben S9ienentreus
sungen elm pnor matte 2atern4en aufs
tdu9er. limb pl0Bli9 bGlt sr, mitten
in Der bon Elm penig blaiiem Monb'
f6ein semiIberten Siniternis, fiji.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-26
Returned to City.

Postmaster c. L. Manley and Mrs.
Manley who had spent the summer on
their farm near the city have returned
here and are reoccupying their apart.
ment in the Manley building.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-26
PERSONALS

Miss Norah Raymond. of Sutton.
arrived here today and is the guest fos
n few days OF Miss Lena Hamilton
at her home on Fairmont avenue.
Miss Edith Boldcn returned last
night from Oakland Nd. where she
spent several days at her home
Miss Beatrice Kern, OF huntsville
is the guest Of Mrs Paul Hamilton
on Fairmont avenue. She has also
visited her sister. Mrs. l.. b. Burke
Mrs. J. f. Il. Ellis and sister. Miss
Eulah Davis. of Grafton. were in tn
city last night TO hear Christine Nil,
Ter and the Edison ut the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard ShurtleG and
the latter's sister. Mrs. W. II. Hill,
OF Clarksburg. went To Pittsburgh las.
night to attend the dedicatOry service,
Of the Shrincr's Temple there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones who had
been tho guests Of relatives here have
returned to Morgsntown.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-26

Come in and make your selection
and we will make you price that will
appeal 20 you. ono elegant PLAYER
piano been used short time. Looks
like new, in elegant condition. former
price S425. Price today 1920. This
includes Is rolls. music bench and
scarf. Three elegant pianos. brand
new. price $235. Have hecn marked
10 sell on above dates Tor %iS5. \ fui.
line OF VictrOias and records 20 select
from.
Come in and see us. Easy payments
no interest.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-26

40 years ago by ,Thcs. "A. Edispn and
Tor lack Of time WaSfJtnde xeloped for
thirty years. In the last ten years,
however. the wizard had completed
the invention q. Q cost OF several mill
lions Of dollars In experiments, but
which he had at length completed and
pronounced perfect and had decreed
that Il should be put to the hardest
test, that of appearing directly with
the artist whose music It recreated.
Miss Miller who possesses the old
time charm Of manner which capti-
waited her hearers before her marvel
GUS voice is heard. sang number Of
selections with the Edison, stopping
at intervals while the re-created
voice sang on, the exact reproduction
being SO perfect as to deceive many.
Miss Miller also sang q counter part
TO her own voice in several selections
producing a. wonderfully blended bar
mory.
Mr.. Walsh. who Is violinist Of
unusual ability, played with the re.
creation OF his violin in a remarkable
demonstration OF tho Edison's ability
to re.create stringed instruments, the
vibration Of the strings being entirely
audible.
Two Edison selections demonstrat.
ing the male voice. one OF q piano solo
in which the Edison excels and an or.
chestrd selection which brought out
the various instruments in splendid
manner were given. Throughout the
performance the audience accorded
the most flattering attention and the
impression created by the Edison was
profound.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-26
Miller
DELIGHTS HEARERS
Famous Contralto Appears
Before Packed House in
Edison Tone Test.

Christine Miller, famous contralto.
we'll known in Fair1nont as an artist
and as q young woman OF unusually
pleasing personality, together with
Thos. A. Edison's recreation Of her
own voice. entertained large audi
ence for an hour and half at the
Grand last night when she sang in di.
rect comparison with her own voice
as rc.created by Edison.
When the doors were opened at
7:45 last night crowd of several hun.
dred waited entrance and from that
time on a constant stream OF people
poured in at the doors. At eigh; the
theater was filled, chairs were placed
in available space and many were
standing. At $3.50 the performance
began. Arthur Walsh, u violinist, also
an Edison artist, made a brief speech
to the audience telling the story OF the
talking machine, which was invented
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-26
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Robust Body
Before took tonollne people use

Before took tonoline people used
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-26
! LOCAL sOCLAlI EVENTS

Hood. brother Of tho bride. Of New
York City.
Following the ceremony wedding
supper for the bridal party and imme'
diate relatives Of the family was held
at the home OF the bride, at 52S West
Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Groneneyer left later
for a trip to eastern cities. They will
return to this city 10 reside.
Among the out Of town guests al
tending the wedding were Mrs. Fran
ces =. Crane, OF Pittsburgh; MIR. and
Mrs. Smith Hood and Mr.. and Mrs. X
C. Talbot. OF Fairmont; Mr.. and Mrs
Sam 3. Davis. Of Shinnston; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Lindnuciler. II. r.. Gron
emeyer. Miss Bertha Gronemeyer, OF
Cleveland, and Mr.. and Mrs. g. G.
Young, Of Buckhannon.
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To Attend Wedding.

Miss Margaret Staggers will go to
Elkins Saturday 10 attend the mar
rage OF Miss Natalie Sutherland,
daughter of Hon. Howard Sutherland.
and John Sidney Walker, which event
will be solemniZed In the Elkins Pres
byter1an church on Saturday at $
O'Clock. A reception will follow at
Nathan Hall, the home OF the brides
paranfG
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-26

From far and near the home.lovers are coming
to the Hartley store to see the Fall stocks Of
furniture and to take advantage CT the exceptional
opportunities for selection and saving It presents
tour through our furniture rooms on the fourth
and fifth floors will reveal many interesting suites
and pieces Of new furniture faithfully reproduced
from picturesque period styles. The Hartley fur.
niture department is an unique place to buy, be-
cause 1t offers furniture irreproachab!e in style
and quality at prices as low. often lower, than
common place furniture is sold for generally Il
is worth your while TO take the elevator to the
fourth and fifth floors to see the new styles and
learn oar prices on dependable and worthy furni.
ture.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-26

One Of the prcLtiest weddings OF the
fall season, was celebrated yesterday
evening at Clarksburg at tho First
Presbyterian church, Miien ut seven
O'Clock Miss Agnes Fleming Hood,
only daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
NJ. Hood, was united In marriage with
Herman Gronemeyer, the Rev. Edward
Bates Turner officiating.
Miss Jessie Renshaw played the
wedding march from Lohengrin. Dur
Ing the ceremony Maude l'owcll's ser
enade was rendered The bride, who
was given in marriage by her faith
e, DIR. 7. NJ. Hood. wore q white satin
gown, with a tunic of duchess lace,
and chiffon underskirt embroidered in
pearls. The veil was caught under a
coronet OF pearls. She carried 4
shower bouquet of brides roses and
lilies OF the valley. The maid of hon
or, Miss Eugenia Young, of Buckhan'
non. was gowned In yellow taffeta
tlraped in nile green tulle. She car
ried bouquet OF roses.
Tile six bridesmaids. Miss Elizabeth
Berry. of Baltimore; Miss Helen
Frkch. OF Baltimore; Miss Grace Hay
maker, Miss Virginia Snider. Miss
Mary Osborne and Miss Nina Allen, OF
this city. were gowned in nile green
taffeta, yelled in gold tulle. They car
ried bouquets of yellow roses and
maiden hair ferns. and wore attractive
crownless hats, OF gold tulle.
Mr.. Gronemeyer was attended by
his brother, Karl Gronemeyer, as best
man. while the ushers were Lee Hor'
ner, William Jacobs and William Hill
dreth, of this city; Thomas Rutledge
Of Cleveland. Ohio; DIR. a. a. Lincoln,
Of Harrisonburg, Va, and Or. Robert
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-26
Entertained Busy Bees

Mrs. Ralph DooIittIe entertained the
busy Bee circle Of the Presbyterian
Legion society yesterday afternoon a,
her home on Rhea Terrace. The mem
beers spent. the afternoon making ar
ticles for the Christmas Bazaar to be
held early in December. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
A Halloween Party
Z The Misses Bertha and Pearl Ed
gar and Miss Ella Kerns will enter
tain their friends at a masked Hal
lowe'en party on Friday at the home
Of the latter at 600 Walnut avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-26
FREE ToNoLlNE COUPON

This coupon, with 10c in silver
to help pay postage. packing. etc.,
and to show good faith entities
holder to one SOC package Of Tono-
line Free. Address tho American
Proprietary Co., Boston, Mass.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-26
Party at Y. M. c. A.

what Happened In the Dorm on
Sunday Morning." with an all star
cast headed by Ed Worthington. is u
be the headliner tonigh when the
Dorm men at the "Y" dormitory stage
their annual Halloween party and in
vite the ladies'. Anther feature is to
be the witches broth served a Ia
Right Refreshments will be served
and several entertainment features
carried out
w. w. Sunday School Masquerade.
The Willing Worker Sunday school
class OF the Central Christian church
vii meet Friday evening at the home
Of Mrs. w. Il. Wrick, Ill Bellevtew
avenue. Members from Falrnont
have been requested TO leave the city
on the 7:45 Belleview car and bring
their husbands. AL are requested 10
masquerade.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-26

We have a beautiful line Of Worlds
best pianos. such as ivcrs & Pond
Emerson. Lester KurtHmann, Kahlcl
& Campbell. Hammond. Marshall and
the World renowned Auto-piano.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-26
BARGAIN DAYS.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday

Every piano on the floor will go at q
sacrifice price. Now is the time 10
secure bargain. our room is full
Of pianos, and more coming in. We
must have room. We have several
used pianos and organs taken in en-
change that must be sold at some
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With Mrs, Richie.

The Woman's Mission Band of the
First Presbyterian church will meet
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the home OF Mrs. Frank Richie on
Locust avenue. The lesson will be
the first chapter in the new text book,
"The Living Christ for Latin Ameri'
ca"
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Birthday Party.

Mrs. Henry Martin entertained q
number of young people last evening
at her home on Walnut avenue honor
ing the birthday anniversaries OF Miss
Margaret Larkin and Miss Lucille Bart
lett. Halloween decorations and IA
vors featured the event and the
guests we're all attired i'll costumes
ind masks. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
Palisadian., 1916-03-18
Attorney Agnev
Makes Statement In
Froicker Case

Assistant Prosecutor Arthur M.
Agnew wishes it distinctly under
stood that when he was approached
by five young men recently applying
for charter of Incorporation for
The Frolickers, he had no idea Of any
dissention or split in the club, other
wise he would not have been so hasty
in lending his services to cause
which was intended to disrupt the
parent organization. This was what
he told a "Palisadian" reporter Mon
It appears that the young men
came to him in such manner that
there was not the shadow of doubt
but that they were committee from
the bone fide organization seeking in
corporation for purposes which were
just and right. No mention was made
of any trouble and so Mr.. Agnew i'm
mediately set to work upon papers
of incorporation.
Imagine my SURPRISE" he said,
"when / picked up the "Palisadian''
and read that / had been an unwit-
tingly party to scheme which was
not straight and above board. want
you to tell the real Frolickers that
from now on / wash my hands Of this
other clique, and anything can do in
ther behalf shall be only too pleased
| to undertake."