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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

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partbilfe aon9erige.
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Smaapluf.

@liiS Nclcne SrgenS reiitc
@Iarbna iii II. Toll.
@Gi@ pima Reia0nbl reiite
&usOng Ill GuIbert &ea.
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@iinn.. beiegcr Tor liOen &crner /
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haq til 9lIbcrt @eo Tor at bcie9e i'm
SnfeI, Suer Gnbl.
MRS. 6. &. 9rur&ooIe ira
N~ortlono. q Gof.. bar ophoINt iiG /
Wpen Ell llAe5 Sio.
49, Ssrqcn Simle ira COTTONWOOD
safe, q. 0of., beioger Tor Gibcn
SIUatninacr / S1iion.
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blan6t SlGqtnlnGcr.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

aln 5rpcr % Sarmhiiie roger op
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-10
MORE PITTSBURGH
STRIKERS GO BACK.
Expected That Soon Penn
sylvania Troops Will
Be Recalled.

tBy Associated Press

- BY Associated PreSs)
PITTSBURGH, May 10-Three hun.
Idred more men entered the plant of
Westinghouse Electric and Manufac.-
turing Company at East Pittsburgh
today before the gates were shut.
All of the strikers who now desire
to return will have to make, application
through the employment office. Strike
leaders and pickets were not in sIghe
around the works. The situation In
other parts Of Turtle Creek valley was
declared by factory managers to be
improved and more men returned to
work at. MeKees Rocks where employ.
,ees Of the Pressed Steel Car Company
have been striking.
While the militia were still on duty
In East Pittsburgh IT. was expected
some commands would be ordered
home tomorrow tf..
Judge A. B. Reid today called the
grand jury before him when the court
orened and instructed tito carefully
investigate the Braddock riot.
Anna Bell. Fred H. Merrick and ].
H. Hall. strike leaders who were ar.
rested last week on coroner's warrants
and dozen Others said to have been
implicated in the riot are confined in
the county jail while, eight alleged
rioters are under guard in the Brad.
deck hospital.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-10
.B|DSONiTRENEW
HOTEL WILDE
A.SKEDIF0R5S0ON
Detailed Drawings Have
Been Received From the
s7 Architects.
.QU|CK WORK ON THEM
Hotel Company Executive
Committee Is Now Ex-
| amining Them.

Bids on the construction OF the new
Fairmont hotel will be asked for prob
ably the latter part Of this week. The
Eecutive committee announced today
that the detail drawings and speciR.
cations were nearly completed by NIL.
burn Heister and Company, architects.
of Washington, D. G. These will be
sent to Fairmont as soon as completed
and the committee will then be ready
TO ask for the submission of bids on
the contract. .l
The architects have done ey:ecd-
lingly we'll In preparing suc., elabor-
ate drawings and specifications in the
short length OF time they have had
to work upon them: and with these
plans In the hands OF the Executive
committee for consideration within
the next few DAYS, the quick progress
of the work In connection with the fo-
tel building is assured to- all those
so vitality interested in a new hotel
for this city.
The work the Executive committee
will have within the next few dayssin
the consideration of these plans and
specificationsSwi be most important,
and with the Consideration the Execu.
tive committee will give them, the
stockholders! OF the company and Fair.
monters at large should feel that the
imatterEwills be worked out to- the very
best interests of all. 5f
Many contractors have maee inquir.
les as to when these plans and ,speci.
fications would beFready for BIDS and
the Competition In the bidding will be
very keen;; this among the! largest
contractors in the United States, is
many of these have signified their de.
sire to bid on the construction. of this
building. It will be very gratifying to
know. that so many good contractors
have interested themselves in the
building OF the Fairmont hotel.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-10
LINCOLN DISTRICT
RECORDS broken
More Grade School Gradu.
ates Than Ever Before
On Record.

!, sixty.niped pupils GSofS the Grade
schools in Lincoln district will re.
.ceixe diplomas at the close of the
schools this week The Union com
mencement exercises will be held at
.Worthington and Pennington in this
district the Thoburni school having al
ready held their commencement pro
gram. The number Of pupils gradual.
ing this year In Lincoln district is the
largest number from any. district in
tho county. II. 10
! The dates for the programs to be
giyenlat Worthington and Farmington
are May 12..and May e5, respectively.
For the Worthington exercises very
interesting speaker has been secur.
ed in the person Of Dr.. Waitman T.
Barbe, of the state university at Nor.
gant0wn. Ainumber Of prominent per.
sons are under consideration for
speaker at the Pennington exercise
but as. yet no one has been selected.
Following arc the names OF the stu.
dents receiving Graded school diplo
mas from Lincoln district:
Reed ,Ashcraft, :. Charles Lester
Atha, Ruth Mary Ball, Mary Billings.
lea, Olive Augusta, Brand, Hattie Brad.
ley, Irena Burr, Lynn Dale Bowman
Sylvia Marie Brand. Ada D. Bowman,
Tony Colarusso, Emmett GRAFTON,
james Nicholas .Clelland, lIipling Day,
ia, ,Restie Davis, Berl, s. Davis, Myrtle
Jano Fluharty, Lille NJ. Fluharty
Henry n. Glover, Olive Grace. Glover
Wilbur Brandstaff, Richard Haggerty
William Mcdonald, Hamrick, Edith H.
Hess, Jessie Hupp, Harry Hobbs. Deryl
Hess. Albert James Madge Jones, W.
II. Hugh Jones. Claude M. Jefferson,
Edward II. Kostick. Isaac Lester Gay
Kuhn, Carl E. Koehler, Bessie RUBY
Charlie Layne, Johnnie Layne Mary
Bowman Leeper. Charles E. l.ough,
Sahrahl Miller, Lila Morris, Charles 10.
seph McDongal, Sylvia Mercer. Johnny
r.. Myers, Fay Neptune, Robart Troy
Nichols, Clarice r., Oakes, Doris u.
Farrush, Leonidas Basil Reamer, Cora
Olive Reese. Theodore Reese, Lacie
Opal Rees, Mamie, Katherine. Reese,
Nellie G. Reese, frankie Romine, 10.
sthn:iie Sadosky, Mary Jane Stewart.
Eclenice Sprays. Edith swesdc. Cay
Toothman, Joe Urban John Paul Eos
y: ..rach:. Anna T jler., Eddie il. xos.
MAX. Lille Dale Wright, slabe; ",
W:skler, Joe Wilcox.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-10
John R. Benefits
Condition Unchang!e

Slight change has taken place In
theIcondition OF John r.. Bennett who
on Monday was stricken with paraly.
sis and has since been In a critical
condition at his homeI on Madison and
Jackson streets. However, today It
was stated that he was Nesting more
comfortably. than yesterday. He has
been unconscious since he was strick.
en- except at brief intervals when he
was only partly conscious. Miss
Amelia Bennett, a student at Eden Hall,
near Philadelphia, arrived home this
morning accompanied by her aunt, Mrs
John Hart, Of Clarksburg, who left
for Philadelphia Immediately afterlre:
ceiving the news Of Mr.. BENEFITS III.
ness to accompany Miss Amelia here.
James Bennett. of ,Greensburg. Pa, an
uncle Of Mr.. Bennett. came yester.
day, summoned by his illness.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-10
WILL ATTEND THE
SAFETYsF|R|ST3SH0N
Chamber Of Commerce Will
Visit Government Train
y in a Body.

Characteristic OF Fairmont and Its
civic bodies, the city will be repre-.
scented Sat the United States govern:
men Safety First. exhibit by the
members 5of the Fairmonte Chamber 81
Commerce and by the city commission:
ers.t ~ e p lJfitSi3
The Chamber. has received from
Baltimore and Ohio Superintendent
James M. Scott, Of Grafton, an invi.
tation to attend the exhibit and accord:
ing TO Secretary Charles w Evans this
invitation will be accepted =
l'he commerce aggregation will at.
tend in a body the four clock exhibit.
This will last until 6 o'clock during
which time alls safety devices which
are at present used on the rolling
stock ofithe railroads and on all ma.
chinery owned by the government will
be shown and their uses explained.
Moving pictures in a baggage car
which Is equipped with electrical ap.
pliances will be shown; the method
OF taking advantage o fsafety devices
to- be explained by film action.
The exhibit is to be on Walkers
siding of the B. & o. railroad tracks
Monday, May u.s. The railroad com.
pany is cooperating with the secre.
tary of the Interior Franklin X. Lane.
who secured from the company the
free use of nine cars to be used in
this exhibit ~. NJ NJ
At the meeting of5the board OF di.
rectors of the Chamber Of Commerce.
at which the invitation OF James NJ.
Scott was read and accepted, the uues.
ton came before the board as to
whether the Bell Telephone company
would be permitted to show Safety
First. moving pictures at the Chamb.
er of Sommerce dinner, May ~, Az.
ter several minutes Of discussion the
board decided that the members woul;,
not care particularly to see tn epic.
lures at the coming banquet b<. that
the Bell Telephone company would
be requested to show them at a later
date.
The city administration has an.
nounced that 1t will attend the ex.
hibit in body at 2 O'clock This will
last until four O'Clock after which
those In charge Of the nine care will
meet the commerce body. The goye1E.
ment motion pictures will be shown
at s o'clock In the evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-10
'PHARoAH,s RUNslrEms.

lWill Smith. of Royal, spent FRIDAY
evening at Jesse Rice's: 5
Miss Myrtle Hoult has been on the
sick list. 4S
Mrs. Golda Smith and son, Dolbert
Smith. t63N n n
Mrs. Livie Smith and daughter
have returned otS their home in Pitts
burg. Pa. after paying a two weeks
visit with her father and mother.in
law, Mr.. and Mrs: WV. Smith.
Asbic Rice OF Fairmont. spent We'd
nesday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Rice. q. j @
Hugh Thorn, of Clarksburg, spent
Tuesday with his brother John.
Mrs. Edna Fisher and Miss Lelai
Straight spent Wednesday with the
Misses Musgrave.
Mrs. Emma Google and daughter, Ell
len. spent Wednesday evening with
Mrs. Ethel Smith :,
Miss Emma Rice spent Wednesday
with Miss Flossie Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland ,Renner, and
children were visiting relatives at New
England recently. ,fil5
Elsie Rice spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Phoebe Valentine. ii}s7
Mrs. Rachel Nicely. and children
spent Thursday with Miss Myrtle
Hoult I, ~ ~
Jesse Rice spent Sunday night with
ILonntes Smith OF Cassyille.
Fl Mr; and Mrs. Clarence Smith spent
Sunday with the lattefs parents, MI
and Mrs. John! Hay hurst, OF Royal.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-10
REPuBL leans SWEEP SECOND CONGRESS DISTRICT
iNeW1Scout Master
For Troop lNumberl

Scout Master Buckley Of Fairmont
Boy Scout Troop No. 1, met with the
sboys Of the troop last night at the
4. M. C. A. and plans for renewed ac.
ttlyity. among local scout circles were
discussed. Mr.. Buckley only. last week
agreed to become scout master for the
lads and this was the second regular
meeting that he has attended. In fact,
the Scouts have been without rey,,,
liar master since Tate OF the Y. MIC,
A.Sleft Fairmont. "a weekly hike will
be held on Friday and Saturday OF
each week and the regular meetings
of Troop No. /. patrols! are scheduled
for each Tuesday night Various
methods Of raising funds for the an.
.nual 'encampnent were discussed last
might but no definite action has as
yet been determined.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-10
'GE0..M BOWERS HADs s[EADAOF
$40 OVER DEMOCRATIC Opponent
Woods Was Not Even Able to Garry His ownH Home cou
ty Of Barbour-Lost 1t BY Thirty
Seven.
BIG VOTES ROLLED Up ALL OVER STATE
Preston and Berkeley Counties Surprised Large Re-
publican Vote Much Interestinsthe
Outcome
Outcome.

George NJ Bowers, Republican candidate Second
District special election yesterday defeated
what is believed will reach between five andsix hundred
votes cleancut Republican victory and is taken
as very good evidence that Repubcanp re-
state and nation twas watched BY the leaders of both
big political parties all overth country The election
was the first sknish Of presieen-
tia election battle and was conceded would
narge measure indicate the attitude ofte people in re-
the two parties By the result Mr
Bowers will out the unexpred term Congress Of the
The battle between Bowers and Woods was one of the
keenest long time Many gathered at the Office Of the
West Virgnan lastnight to get the returns Early re-
ports indicated that the two men were having nip ar,
evening passed and complete re-
districts started coming in Bowers gradually
Gratis admtte that the battle had gone against them
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-10
Marriage Annulled
By Judge Vincent
LITTLE OF MO- EMENT GOING
ON IN INTERMEDIATE 3, !,
eouFT

Annulment Of the marriage intthe
case Of Elizabeth Mate VS.. Frank Mate
/ Is the most Important order that Judge
G. a. Vincent Of the intermediate
court has issued in the past two days.
This order was granted to the plain
tiff yesterday evening after considera.
tion of the case, which was submitted
to the court a few days ago by At.
torney French McCray, who represent.
ed the plaintiff. Argument In some
other chancery causes and routine bus.
mess occupied the remainderio OF Judge
vincent's time. The Jurors summon.
ed for the May term OF the Intermedi.
ate court vii return tomorrow morn.
ing at nine o'clock and the civil dock
ct requiring jury trials will then be
taken up.
A motion to discharge. commit.
tee administering. the! affairs OF, a. Mrs.
Eminger was fled with Judge Hay.
mond, OF the Circuit court today, al.
leging that the woman Is no longer
insane and Is. now able 10 administer
her own affairs. The hearing OF the
argument on this motion has been set
down the docket and will be heard
later.
The opening Of the June term of
Circuit court is but three weeks away
the Grand Jurors being summoned for
the. first day of June. The petit ,jur.
ors will appear on June 49, Hearing
of the arguments on. the motion to
set aside tho verdict in, the case OF
the State VS.. l.. G. Race vii likely
be postponed until the June, term as
it is thought today that Mr.. Race
will beunable to appear this week,
and the present term will close satur.
day. 345 n
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-10
Steel Trust Records
Are Again Broken i

NEW YORK, May 1o-For the third
time this;yearAthe monthly statements
ofSunfllcd orders Of the United States
steel corporation issued today broke
all records, The orders stood April
80 at ls,ses,551 tons, an increase Of
4ss55o tons over those Of March 81
which broke previous high records OF
S,56s.966 tons 5on February. 40. q i'5i
! The untitled orders OF the corpora.
doni have more than doubled ;inIa year.
On April 80. 1915. there were reported
atsL4;162!944 tons since which time
each month mas shown an. increase.
The plants of the, corporal lions have
for some months been working full ca.
pacitylS ss tfii.is ~ I Z ls.S ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-10
Cumberland Call
For Rev. A. III. Beavin

It Is reported here that Rev a. H.
Beavin, of Christ Episcopal church,
will leave the city and so to Cum.
berland. Md, where he has been ex.
tended a call by the Emmanuel Epis.
copal church Of that city. Rev. Boa.
vim is not able to state at this Tine
whether he will make the change or
not. The following dispatch from Cum
berland seems to bear out the rumor:
"The Rev. A. H.. Beavin, rector OF
Christ Protestant Episcopal church at
Fairmont. w. Va, has been extended
l call by the vestrS OF Emmanuel Epis.
copal church, this city. Thcpulpit las
been vacant since the Rev. William
Cleveland Hicks resigned to become
secretary OF Washington province
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ONE RumoR FALSE.

COLUMBUS. N. NJ, May 1oARu.
mors that $500 Carranza soldiers were
marching on Columbus and that Gen.
Pershing,s rear guard had been at.
tackled were dispelled here today at.
ter reconnaissance fight made by
Captain T. F. Dodd Of the Aerial
Corps.
Captain Dodd flew over territory Is
miles to the south and west OF Colum,
bus. He reported seeing no Mexican
soldiers and that all was quiet along
the American line. The rumor of an
attack became current last night
Machine guns were mounted in some
parts Of the military camp and SOL.
oilers were kept close TO the barracks.
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- by Associated Prcss)
WASHINGTON, May 10.-Yirtually
the1ast American troops in the United
States were being mobolized today for
Mexican border service. With the Ma.
tional guard OF three states they were
under order to hasten to reinforce
Ger. Funston's army.
Thestotal OF between 1000 and 10000
included eleven companies Of coast ar.
tilIerys ordered out last night by Sec
retary Baker. Unofficial reports were
received that Mexicans along the. en-
tire border have planned for con.
certed uprising today. From Mazat-
Ian on the west coast; of Mexico came
word that the consul there had been
warned by lanonymousl letters that the
consulate would be blown up. All
Americans were urged to leave Next
coSwithin IS Slhours. These reports In.
creased anxuety over the situation
among officials today. Unofficial es-
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Germany Furnishes
Destroyer Of Sussex

WASHINGTON. May 1o.-secre,
tary Lansing received a message from
Ambassador, Gerard today giving no
tice that a new note on the Sussex
case had been handed him and was on
the way to Washington.
1t has been indicated that the Ger,
man government now admits attack.
ing the Sussex. gives notice that the
submarine commander responsible
has been punished. and promises to
make rcparation.