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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
OBRAS DIltRsAS

Alriarr11G" liI~Jra1O para tai6. 0Fh
NTlr Gc ccHar las csrlas por medic o. u
har8'a c>i,IIuia. ""l
BiDlrplrra DC Ia RIsd. pbra ca,raI DC har'r
rrir Il los mU"riO>. : iOnIUs tela. In
~iiardJd- mcAIrduds peQuciia>. vi"
CIrlUmagnU. o los DCce Fares de iran
CIa. \ IL T.l>ilCa. u"
~f.ariUUllguU. EHPlSidda. E."t'
EIccicuaTio del amor. ubra muy aInena NV
Fl ANA dc casa. Guia de Ia mIlcr educaIa
en- matrria dc rpclIa. mUda. etc. O.sH
II calculator del dlgOdpI. liiI para scIii-
braJOrcs. lILCIturr- Y ird'IcInl">. o.bh
II curiurrO ICrrrciO. GHia Lc rurlna, f3n
UuIulUI tie r-reta> para S'l>aGu>. ~"
Il lIbrO he Ia, 'uadgc-. INDISPENSABLE a las
mauTr= dc ]IllIllid- ~"
IL Cuu-"Icrp Do los cndmprdlr>- LlbrO para
rurr~r-puuIrurIis dWprp>dS. O''W
EsIilu general dc raria-. O."i
II Nrrdadcru Libru dc orc. PrdrtIras dc
ua-uCiI<UIO. hlpHuil>IED Y suggestion. TO
rr,.c 81 a~puraIui"nln. fdiia DC vOlunlai Y
rU"rgiaS lcUtidaS. Con 81 sc adquIcrc Ia
rurrLi. Ia TrlIc!Gdd. Ia "lda. I'M
Guia .Irl iiiyadUr dc p"!Uta. Iara los ali
CIruliuS al ball. ..... w.
Grl!ualIca del amor. i.lbri'p Original ".:Hl
Guia cornvicla del amdnsadpr DC c~aDa!lo, y
del rir;;Jur. Lie
Historic dc BcrlolJO. Bcrioldinu y Cara
Scnu. y Ia III -lirJ. ~
la mlsTna historic. Einpastada. an
~ asaAAaF-H --N
drahIuras G."H
JuegOs InOCcnicS de Socicdid. Collection
dc iUcSUS dIveriidus y adIyinanhas O""i
Los sIcnUs eNpllcadps, pnr 81 MdSicO uc
Astrakdn. 1 iGiIp Ield, con dmlHa ...O.'0
in Tr!buna Popular. Wodclu> de dI>rHrsH.
para fIr~!as S~Oriales. palrl6tIras Y fa1Hi-
larc>; HlIuun.. biograrias. etc. N.ii
In NcdjrIna CasCra. TralanientgS sCuCliiDs
para luda Clasc Dc Intermediates. h."ii
Las mil y una noclseS. y IL rllstica. .o.GO
Las mil Y una uocheS. EmpaSlada. Goa
Los mil ' IN dias. cuentuS arabcS. lurcCs
V persaS. traduridOs al cdslellanU. pa
T.ibru dc los SUcnUs. a.
+ Libro Dc los ]cliStcs. D."j
: La VuZ dc Ia Naturaleza. Collection dc his
toria> y noTcIaS morales. Ia
| Manual dc Ia cria tic S%ailInas. 1.n0
| N6,odo complete dc sGlf"o. pUr d0u lilIa
rion tslav9. od
ucrrtiV &c solrcp. IrImcra partr. U.2D
i.5no Sccrctos para cl DoSar. Tecell, pan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
Obras de Venta en- Ia Liberia de IgnaciO L. AOzanO
IA CAS- HAS NaDnWA "A As N@NA Ia @nn HM mLn @ Sn r% 1n 81 @I uM MmH A@ OBJ M" ISr"S

GcnOycva de Bravanlc. VI
IIisloria dc Robinson Crusoc. llerInoso IT.
bro que provoca siemprc lnIenSaS en- 40
clones. Edici6n dc lujo. ~
In Dana de las CaInclIas. -
los Slclc pecados capttales. ! tolhos ,..'
Ia Ley d. DjOS. T."
L0, TItimos dIaS q" PomPrEa. Una dc I9
Ubras mas Inl"re-aGics dc "a cpoCa Ina
mana. Edici6n de iu!o. ~
la muicr adultcra. ( toInOs tcla. 80
La hija del Cardinal. va
las Tres MosUuctcroS. con 81 continuation
.'Veiutc amos dcSuuGs' J x! N!LcoiiG%
de BragClouc. 4 lump<. -"
Los Ntsts"lus dc Ia lHGGI>ici"l- w."
La juvcniud nc Enrique LuaTtu- Im
NAPOLEON. puT DUMAS. ~
Oscar = Amanda. = iyIupS. -
r,,,.I, :. Nir.-iura %
,nur Vadls? NUycla Historical dc la ePora
a.. rar6r O.7H
EOTncO y jUllria. -
IN hiJO natural. Vo'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
CILNCliS OCJLTiS

C'gyt~gla dnl Roy >alpwin. a.
LTrnapUa.ID Internal tgU'lFHr Uia"!i hItll
"a. -ria y u"=~H. apIrirtrnc>, c0nJIT"-,
rHsITra.uvutr-. rlr. INA
Iugrnl e. EIrgHI dc "A Mia NaSlS. cora o."
rlf-rEt TO- fris."r.u~ del urIll-IuU. TON
tens n iT1iU-Uiu dr -alrIuhn, Ia tlHiit.
>"r~riu- GrI cyttG. u~ISrunauria. clr. @Hu
IgrGjrIdI"D">. hrirnnrt"s Y Prltarulns ~
l.! pra-6u Eriu. 0 50 81 arlc Dc mlnf1r
. o. e,9frltrs. o.
II ppIrr del PensamICatO. 81 Dominic :
rnIiIra. como esiUdIaT su fUH";a. Ina
Il larp iufnrnIi. TEaiai" complete dc la
r."ur.a~ u~Uiids. 'p0ilruc Ell libTo T.
~an Ctprlanp. rlaTicUia dr ~alnuI6n. -
lt~acla Epfu = l.: Ca5ra Internal. rcc":a>
&C Ia Eaima Cleopatra. etc. 0,I
Il Vcrdad"rO Dragon RoiO. COAtIeuc pac-
lp- ,-rcrua.c~. cuclutdIuienlUS, mCdp 80
harer-e invisible. etc. %-W'
Ia gran vag.'a ativinGtOra : e. vlejO dr@i-
ia de las nirimtteS. %
LIbrG Na.ug d. san Cj1TianO. EdIciGn NM
ca y r]yIurla;a del fdiup-G CrIInorIO, : a
sold aU,"uT"a ruirc ipd1s. a."'
La ElgvtruiI dot Tf"rigrr-p. o ltbru De san
Dlnr14.p. ron irrIuidad &c Sccreivs. N-@p
IA gran ua-II SuUr"ma. b."n
Manual uc ml-ii blanca. i.25
Manual Gr Wi@la Tu.a. -
Mduua. dr UiaSIa n"Sra. OIL. 0.25
/ ~|rrTrtU- &c ,I> ydr,tpS. .hrtc DC SaDar 4 20
dos los Iuc-us. i-ir'
) ~~errcius DC Alberto 81 Graudc. o.
S~crrrioS de d u.astidi-it8r;6u = Ia ma:la.
{ Lgrrlpu". praCi.caS Gr c~>caiup;cu- ial
/ Sprrptus del inferno. - H.2j
( Tesgr1 dc Mila1Tp~ DC Il>CrUz dc Carav5-
ca. Ver.Iad2ra ioyI del urfillI.mu. H.a1
YCrdadeFp Horoscope para adlv!nar cl p"r.
I EellT- y.yp
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
\OttLhS DINERSAS.

Amor sublime. Hrycis rne1lcana. ~
hbcl.rUp = Eiuisa. - 90.
A>turIa " los Charrus CUutrdbandiStaS. Mt.
vrIa !H"NI"aIia. = tonnes t.GT
Ton uUIjuic De Ia Manciia. EdiciGn de In
q. cot, SrdDddu~. 2.wi
~ Narilr del G6lTnl3. IierinuSa ujra. baSa-
da I'll Ia vida del Redenipr del mundo.
Tn inuro Grand". bIen ernpastado.. 40
II ~P"riUuilIo >arnIcntO- Diyeylida y rarno-
- uuvela ncNIrdua. OSn
~ JuruhaIu. q Enrique de I.aSarlerr. ca
IL amor de- los aIiorcs. Novela Sentimental.
i t"m"s pasta tela. 325
III inferno DE lus cclOS. SnSjInda parlc dc
Ia anterior. / IuT,U>. i"id. -
III tpnde de Nunlecri>lo ' La Mlno del
Nu"rlu. 5 ipnuu> grIni"S. aaj
ENpia"l6u. o RI luIrlIriU de una iuadrc a..
II Judo Errantc. n.7j
II SilIp d" Ia EorIeiI. us
~ hijp abauloHain, 0.7u
II hutrrauo del ~rc=ImienDn. O.70
aspiiiaS lie una rlur. III
slpr dc un JiS. o.
For de Passion. IOvela de amor. Oh
Oh Bias de Santillana. Edici0n de lujo =.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
La historic de Cain ,
Abel Sc reptile cerca
de F~Ioresyille, Tex.

FLORESVILLE, Texas, Is de Ju-
lio.-Un tr~abajador meXicano como
de y amos do un balazo en- el ojo
derecho a 81 hermano, III joven dc
Is amos, con un rifle calibre -, Ell
iueves que ACADIA de pasar cerca del
medic dia. FL hecho ocurri0 en- Otto
Orth de Ia Ccmunidad de Three Oaks.
La cauSa que motive el hecho e5 des-
conocida. Et muchacho heridO esca
erave: 81 hermano Sc c~ncuentra va
en- Ia carcel del Condado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
Tn destacament0 amerl-
cano tiroteo a Otro
por %equivocacion

ItltUI iilid SSp'Niu' PaAa Ash
PRESIDE, Texas, Julio 15.-Un
destacamento de fuerzas americans
de las que hacen la vigilancia de Ia
Inca divisoria, tuvo aver un tiroteo
con otro Gestacamento de tropas
americanas. debido a una confusion
por parte de los hombres del primero
de los dcstacamentos mencionadoS,
ouienes creyeron que Sc trataba de
una partida de bandoleros y abrieron
81 fukgo sobre el segundo destaca-
mento.
A c~onsecuencia de los tiroS cam
biados entire ambos, IN soldado del
Sexto de Caballeria, dc apeiiido
Milhoun, result6 herido, aun que no
de seriedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

No he hecho NADIA mala, porg4re
el VINO que; bebi esCa premiado en-
varias E&posiciones.
Como 81 no 10 estuvieSe!
i Yaya Tn mode de hacer ~justicia.
fPremiar el vino Y castigar a que
% bete,
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NENTURN> III JOHN {. EttTLEN.
IA ~ ccntmO> caGa tomb.
opRAs De CAROLINA I>yERNIhIo

Al horde del abl7HmD ' Lsho iuu'atp. :
tonnes. 80
Cprak5n tic mairc. = lm!n"s. M.N'
Coral6n dc Obreru. , tDLHOs. D.Hf
CgIcua cIrTua- / tciuDs. TO
CrIT"n SIN Ca>lIsJ : Lucia suprcIua. 8
Dramas del aIultcrio. = tpIuOs. ESQ
II hesO de una m.'.r;G y Ia veaSanza u"
una iyra. : lpl.Iu=. . ".N.
y uiiUUO h"~D. ~
81 Sc,r"tD dc " banIldu. b.ih
II ircn de- IL mUcrtc. : tJfHOS. h.Sh
II hijO del anarGUiS'a. : toGIOs. $50
IL a'bcTggC del d,iltn. : tOmOS. O.Sn
FL ahoTcadO del parque. / loInos. i.5y
e. c~alvaTIO DC una Nadrc : Arrepelllnlcn-
10. a lhtip>. . L.
Los Crincues dc D'lvU'Ina ? iunOS. O.SI
los SWJg"S maliilus. : tpUIyS. u.Sn
los mar:lnS lnJarurS. " lnmOS. U.S0
la scUUltada viva. > tUWOs. u.S'
Las yiClIWds del amor. Gin
Us tragedies dc los CclOS. ( toinOs. to-
La p"caGnra. Din
La h,i4 dc Ia rprl"ra. , tOmrs. G.Sr
Ia re-urrcCCi"n dc IN angel. on
Ia ballarIua lei iCalrn heal. : lUIUs U.Sa
Ia Ultima cItI. , trrHuS. n.sl
los iHJ>terlp> del rrIU"u. ! iUiHOs. i.Gn
TtralSD q Inferno. o."
EIUI u 81 Angel dc los iiycS. > iUInuS 0.Sr
Teresa IL I">urIIeGa. , lumu>. 0.Si
tn r"iHcp - dululmHvll. = luWTrS. u.Si
N!r-cn : IIddrc ) ENl!dcIOn. ) lOimOS. 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

No eS muy dificil atacar las opinio-
mes a%ienas, perc 81 e. s%ustentar las
propias, porque Ia razon humana cs
tan debil para edificar como tormi-
dable arietc para deStruir.-AIMME
BALMES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

Los ayaroS guarda Su teSorO como
81 fuese suyo; mas temen Scrvirse
de 81 como 81 en- realidad p]ertenecie-
II 4 otro.-BION.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

aNUsAlr "a 'F h'R-
A-.r dc brsrar marIdo.
Amor = marilrIO.
CalyarlO de amor
FL uuyio p~n~ladO-
Fl ~uuT-aturip dc las SUItrTa5.
Fl r~arai>c dc las IuuI"res.
II inferno lie los hOmDre5.
~ Aada dc los mares
FL Collar dc eSrIrraldaS.
IL uigu dr rUl>"GnrcS.
~ :. dc las ui0dS.
~ anna or Uu beSo.
Ia Ali4 DC lsS flores
Ia ulAs dc rs J%SEiuinc5.
IA yUlj2 allegro.
Ia rrrte tel amor
la prlurpa del dollar.
Ia mia a." Venus
Las ubrerdS del amor.
Las nijaS del champagne.
Las Iy2S modeTnas.
MaldttaS sean las muJcrrS-
NaIti,us sean los h0inbreS.
Maldi'as sean las sueSras.
Malit'p sea ri amor.
MaIcstns sean los ceIos.
FurGu-e casaa los houhrcS.
Furuuc sc CaSsn las Wtlere5.
rrrqUc pecan las muJereS.
FurguG reinciden las viIdas.
TprqE6 mUrmuran las viejaS.
For SegUlr a una TIujCr.
ST maJeStad el Amor.
iItva mi uUvia!
NuyelaS n ~ centaT0S.
NZUreus, ppr Cgrlois Rrasue.
bora. VUr Carlpia BFaelas.
H. He"errp lie orc.
ri hiiD lualdtio.
II manuscript lie mi msdre.
Fl CUra de Gites. 4
Maria, For Jorge 'ISaacS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

$40 y Ia luna lued6 fu"ra de Ia SOM
bra proyrclaia 2or la terra. Il rs
l2ui.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

La libertad es como Ia Salud: no
Sc sabe TODD 10 que vale hasta que
Sc pierde.-G. de FALTOUR.
La extremada prontitud Sc emOara-
"a = 81 misma.-SENECA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
RELIGION

tnr0va IT, ~IivirihH. u-hn
rarrri-iup G@ Hlrd!ts. wv
CyluuiSddyT General. Va
,,,-~T--,.- fr rc?.arrr1urIa. iuI
nr,orIGn,~,n Gr-at7Iyuauu. G25
II Gru.J del ErlsilaHj>InO. Lectures para
o. husaT. fl,rIUu de lUlp. -Eu
FiI0-pra E'e!ucnial. yor BaiIn"S, -
Historic -agraal. I!bro del Antigua = Nu"-
va Ic>iameul0. Gu" ~Con'tcnc IL hI>ioriA
del pueblo dc Israel ) p!nta las tI-ufas
d. uarriFrra> ! prOrei3S. vleniD-c clara
ul"nle como =. prepare Ia ycn!La del No
S.a>- El.ridu dc lEIU. 2!w
Ia iUalaCihu lie CrIsiO. h"'
Iayalle meNlraH0 d" rrar!uu">. b.hU
Los Ndrlire>. % I'll trIun!p &c Ia religion rri--
l,4:l. nrr Chl,caGbTIand- EdirioH de lHlo
Npvrna del ~auiy N,no d. Mocha. o."
I@rg.cig Llyalic de- Il Juycnlud. b.2t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
PENS.iNIENT0

No hay doIor mas gran luI Cor
iarSe ,ip los tif-"nos fell, mi,
seuia ,Lt.
ldllI0 . RE mi ann :. IL
to,g n.liro-f4-H.e "a d - IL
.aie-rIu, peIv Cuand0 Hos, COY
qulen debe descuDrir ID. &c 5c
triSteza.-DESWAY.
FL ito no os mas cue = eva
de los magnates.-VlZCON 3 DE
BUNALD.
Para rsmaRar> las ltiA V Isl
- lg. ..1raenra- .jc dc 10 tllGuEg
.diiuido.. una ,~jrarnla deIt,f ur3 IFS
mira, y aqua dc rosas hast lte @e-
mo para haceT "uatro onzas, ie To-
la IA melr.a IA. -, esle liIli . Sc
]humedecen "a .ttds y -. El
IN pelacil" -.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

SIas &c autgrcs meAlCaGOS. ~
PauonarIas. PUr samuel u. Flores. w
FUeslas dc Antonio Plaza. eL3
Fgesias TIC Manuel ACuIia. V-'y
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-01
War May Develop
New Paper Industry

HoNGKoNG, Feb 15.-tcorrespond-
ence of The Associated Press):-An-
nouncements that Sweden has prohtb.
tied the export OF paper pulp have
revived interest in the manufacture
OF pulp from bamboo, which can be
had In unlimited quantities in Tonk.
ing and otker sections Of the Far East
tributary to Hongkong. Five years ago
a company was organized to develop
the paper industry and a large tract
of land was acquired by a . company,
whose stock; holders were originally
Hongkong men. The company was q
failure, however, and went Into liqul-
cation.
Several companies are now organi-
zing in India for the purpose OF uti-
LIKING bamboo pulp; and the continued
rise in the price of paper is encourag'
ing stoeN holders to take part In these
enterprises In some parts OF the East.
newspapers are paying fromS5 90 to 60
per cent more for printing paper than
they were six months agoSPrices have
scared very high in Japan, as well as
in China and India.
Because of the depressed conditions
OF business. resulting from the war,
newspaper publishers are unable to ad'
n their advertising rates, and in
most offices the Volume Of business
has decreased. Consequently, publish
ers in the East are looking eagerly
towards any new sources: OF paper sup
n1p
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-01
George ,;iiy,75i:ng
The Simple Life

LONDON March Almost half ct
the domestic staff of Buckingham Pal.
ace has been released for duty at the
front and the life OF the royal family
brought down, To, a simplicity In keep:
ing with times of war: The King still
allows no wine at the table and the.
meals served are plain and simple.
as an example In self-denials 1.-THE peo.
pie. Queen Mary on her part, takes.
great care to- prevent waste. One Of
the court Institutions she has reduc.
ed in cost is the royal orchestra. The
Queen also insists OF strict economy
IN the management OF the wartime
charities over which she presides. Too
often. in peace time, these charities are
really extravagant, fashionable fetes
in the name Of charity. But they are
now run onTa simple and business.likee
plan. Other members ofthe royal fam.
lily follow the example OF the heads
OF their house. Princess Christian. for
example. has no longer a grandiose
turnkey at her door, but a parlor maid
in a dark blue uniform.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-01
MCCURDYsVILLE.

". G. Canoe is meditating moving.
to his farm in Ohio soon.
David Michael attended the dollar
sale in Fairmont last week.
Winnie Eddy was In town Wednes:
day on business.
Gae and fsSttie Tenant, OF Nc
Curdysyille. and Shannon LeBlond, OF.
shoman's Run, attended the danceSat
Grant Town Wednesday night
Amos Brewer. having sdonned his
best bib and tucker preparatoryto
going to Hagans, was detained q This
boarding house by a surprise p1Fty:
Those present were Mrs. Zellaf
'Grubb, Miss Minnie Floyd, Miss Cert
rude Eddy, Shannon LeBlondSC Claude
Michael, Willie Eddy. Rufus Ruben
stein, Steve Stepenfletchert Jess
MI. and Mrs. Ellis Eddy. of Mcs
Curdysville md Gae Eddy, of shis
mans Run. took a flying trtyttoS Grant
Town Monday night.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-01
COOK HOSPITAL
PATIENTS RECOVER !!!!!l!I! EI.!'l
Among Them Several Who
Submitted to Major
Operations.

nfrs. 3. II. Motfatt,w wife Of DR.. B.
a. Mol1akt; ofsJoetoWn, who wal oper-
aken on 9nmefttme ago at Cook hos.
pitat, for gaIl EstonesS has about re.
covered andFtod6y went to the home
OF Mn. and Mrs. Glide CASTOR on Mon
foeg street where she will spend a
short time before returning to her
home nb JoetoWn.
MtSs GazeiletSmith. who ist a patient
at tho hospitalSisS doing nicely at this
Tina.
Ms A. Peters; wife OF DR.. Peters
Who underwent q serious operation a
fsW daysagoatthe hospital, is getting
along mceIy.8a
MILFORD Miller, the ~threeyear-old
ION 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Miller,
who Vas seyereIysburned by falling in:
to d Tub ofsboil1ng water several
weeks ago tstrecoYertng slowly from
Miss Ethel conley. who was opera
ted On for appendicitis recently, is
recovering.
Dantei WadeSof near Pennington, is
fmprovtng9a fteTSa an illness.
Guy Hnstead., store manager at the
lealafm Coal company's plant, who
underwent an operation for appendl-
cliff, has recovered and returned to
KdIaFm.
Mis- O. GaLeonard, who has been q
surEical patient at the hospital. has
recoyereda andSyesterday returned to
her home onsWa1nut avenue.
Mrs. WalterIo.Day, a patient at the
hospttaIs Isl getting along nicely and
VIII pEobab1ySreturn to her home the
last of theSweek.
Mrs.. M.GHsspringer. a surgical pa
tient ut the hospital, will return to
fef home in Ktngmont within a few
8. HsDougherrty, OF East Park. was
admittedg L ithe hospital last night for
treatment.
Tred LEONARD; son of Guy Leonard,
or nfarket5street, who was operated on
Tor appendicitis, is recovering.
Mrss Thomas Rolls, of Morgantown'
IS d patient atEthe hospital.
Miss AgnesSC Conner. Of Tunnelton,
was admitted to the hospital for
treatment recently.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-01

ner and Fay Moran, rade a visiting
trip to Fairmont Saturday and Sun.
day. Mr.. Bunner went on to visit
his sister, Mrs. Shoemaker, OF Ben
tons Ferry, and arrived home Mon
day.
The scholars of Mount Nebo school
had a very interesting debate on the
subject "Resolved, That a Young Man
That Started Out in, life in Ltncoln's
Day Had a Better Chance. Than the
One Who starts Today" The decision
was given to the affirmative.
Emmett Lake was calling atNW. II.
Burners Sunday.
Arl Bunner and Emmett Lake were
at u. w. Sunner's Sunday.
Georgia Bunner, who has been at
Fairmont, came home Wednesday last.
George Bunner was visiting the
school Friday afternoon.
Wayne Lake was visiting at ". n.
Burners Saturday. Denzel Robe,
Luther Summers and Elmus were there
also.
Tim BURNER was calling on Wayne
Moran Sunday.
George Vincent, Glen Henderson
and Brooks Travis we're at w. H.
Burners Friday night.
The Fairview class meeting Is still
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-01
Of Banking
House Postponed

The sale Of the First National bank
property which was scheduled for
this afternoon was postponed untll
April /. The liquidating comm1ttee'
composed Of Walton Miller, M. L.. Hut.
crimson and E c. Frame appeared at
the Court House front door at TWO
o'clock this afternoon to offer the pro-
perty at auction.
Bids were first asked for on b pro
perty as a whole and then the resi-
dence parcel and the banking house
parcel separately. A number OF local
financiers were present, but no bids
were offered for any OF the property.
The liquidating committee then de.
cided to postpone the sale until April
1, at the same place and hour, with
the same conditions OF sale.
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Edueators Will Meet
at Warrington Soon

The Memorabilia Valley Round Ia
be VIII hold the.second netting Of the
Z Z Is Washington, on March "a and
2b. Prominent educators from Yari:
ofis secftonsFofithef state will be in at
fendance., and deliver addresses be-
fore the association.
The Inst meeting of the Round Ia
he vii holiltheisecond meeting Of the
ceffber and$Wasi the largest attended
sneefine az characterization. APPROX:
mateIy an StheAteachers OF the city
and normal schools will attend this
session af Warrington.
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Good Roads Meeting
In Grant District

Grant district taxpayers will hold
their first mass meeting tomorrow for
the purpose OF starting a good roads
movement. The meeting will be held
in the Lyceum hall at Monongah at
1880 p. m. The prevailing sentiment
throughout the county for good roads
has affected the progressive citizens
OF Grant district and the call for a
meeting tomorrow is the first step
toward the accomplishment OF their
aims.
The purpose OF the meeting tomor-
row is to prepare a petition to the
county court % have the county ea-
gineers make survey of the reads to
re improved and to prepare estimates
OF the cost OF the same.
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DISTINCT
ROAD movement
Mass Meeting to Be Held at.
WortE1ington Monday
Afternoon.

The Lincoln district roads commit.
tee announced today that another
meeting Of the committee and the tax
payers will be held next Monday in
the Worthtngtcn school house at 100
o'clock. Posters calling the meeting
were distributed throughout the; entire
district aud the enthusiasm over the
proposed bond issue is SO great that
the success of. the project seems as.
sured.
The purpose Of the meeting at
W~orthington is to prepareithe petition
for an election which will be sub:
mitted to the county court. The. plans
and specifications for the proposed i'm
proving ot3the roads in the district are
practically completed. These at pres
emit call for the Improving of Is miles
of road In the district, which Will all
likely be concrete of various widths.
The estimated cost Is s$450,000.
All that remains to be done Is to
secure the necessary signers 10 the
petition which only requires so names
Thirty days notice must be given by
the county court before the election
is held
The prevailing sentiment in Lincoln
district. now that the road issue has
been brought up to where definite ac-
ton must be taken, Is to put the bond
issue through bytan Overwhelming ma
jority and start the work OF constitute
ton as soon as the weather will per-
NIT. The tax payers OF the district
seem to resent the imputation that
this district will be the last In the
county to build roads. SO the leaders in
the movement attend to leave nothing
undone to make their district the third
or fourth to complete the new roads.
Warrington district was the ftrst--to
vote a bond issue for roads and Fair
mont district the next in the move
ment.
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Spring Fashion Show
JUST One Week Away

Fafr1nont spring fashion show, an
annual aftairIwill be an event OF
ThufBday, March 8 little more than a
week away. The first formal showing
OF sprtng tors will be smade in the
various mercantile establishments OF
the city. theAmajorityao merchants
having asreedstoSfollow a custom in
aurufated fWoSyears ago, OF opening
on the same day, forming n grand
exhibit.
Merchants are telling of splendid
ifnes 81 gowns! suits and hats. Gimp
|ges ri wfichthaye1been caught already
by mo carly shopper. AZ brilliant event
IL predicted.
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Qualr'ries
Hard Hit by War

ROME, March 1.-War has, bit very
hard the Alpi Apunal district, especial
ly in the n~eighbprhood pt Carrara,
where Italy'sGfnest marBleiis quarrted:
France and Belgium were Italy's best
customers for marble before the war,
Germany being q close k1ird and Eng
land fourth. There has been no ex'
~portation to France, Belgium and Ger
many for over a.year, and now It is
announced that England has decided
not to allow any further importation
of this type of luxury,
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Grafton Gas Rate
Isl b Increased.
sALTlMoRIEFANDoHI cITYoFFI:
AND MANUFACTURERS
WILL PROTEST.
fRvAasociated5Press

GRAFTON, March 1S-Following
the receipt OF notices from the Pitts.
'burgh and West Virginia Gas company
of Pittsburgh, of an increase inRgas
rates for manufacturing purposes at
ter April !, protests have been pre-
pared by the Baltimore and Ohio rail:
road, city authorities and manufactur,
ing interests to be presented to the
Public Service commission and the In.
crease will be fought to the end.
The present minimum rate iss6A
cents per 1000 feet, while the new
minimum rate will be 10 cents.
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War HaslNIade Hogs
Revert to Nature
fBy Associated Press)

PARIHs March S1.-Domestic hogs
let loose at iGerbeviI1ers at the time
81 RE, GefmanSinyaslon of Lorraine
wandered into the forests after living
FOR 4 Tine on the srefuse around the
ecidierss campsEandsthey are now said
70 haveS becot1eSentirely savage as the
Fesufk OF f~heirScontact with the wild
buers of the regfon. Theipeasants of
the neighbofhoodS say Sthey are even
more fetociouBS than the wild bears
md hunting have been organic
ed ID td theffotestsso Of them.