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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
GltermmDrb
9 SotfsnSrpinsnnb , 9srbsrt
llpbite gepIaut b q ben.

g offsn Srpinsun b Serbert
llpbtts b q ben.
bieaeo, 16. Sunuar.-SrDiHg
uno 6erbert llpbits, bic S0bne bes
WiGiOndrs Gurman 2. ltpbits; lpurs
osn am Sunntaa a6eHp untef Der
2lntluse psrbaftet, bic srmoroung ib>
rer Gltsrn esplant 81 bubsH. Gaut
oem 9sitdnbnib, bab bic beioen 8erz
bafist.n Der 9olisei sessniiber ubgee
Iegt baben iollen, battep iie gepluut
bic eltsrn nm SuHHtag 2lbero gu
srmorbsn, neil iis elaubteu, baB Der
Batter ietn geitament arp Nontag
perdnosrn unb iie enter6sn ipiirbe.
Der 5auptihuIoige ioa Der 80
Sabre aIte Srping llpbite fein, Der
fsinsn gruber angsbIi9 Stpang on Der
Worbusri6nGrung ibeil5unebmsu.
Der gsrbd9t Der Gltern ipurbe our5
ssleime 3ufammsntiinfte Der 6sioen
Scbne geipedt uno amaGonntag per
itedte iif1 Der poli3ei9ef bon Dat
Bart, no bic 5omilie lIpbite tpobnt,
in Der @ardgt, SuiammeH nit eiHsm
StsnosrapheH, ip1brsnb oisSriiber bic
iebten 8orbsrsitunqsn Su bem sspldns
ten elternmorb traisn. Die Rebplosr,
nit uelhen bic S0bne Batter uno
Wuttsr gu sri6isbsH beahiidtigteu,
purbsn mad Der 2lngabe Der 9oli5ei
in bem 5auie peritstt aufgefunoen.
Wie bic polisei srtIdrt. bat Srpiue
6ersits Elm srObes gerynDssu. bas
ihm pom Batter OOrgeitredt pures.
burdgebradt.
aapeIlm.ifier &. u. Sim :
norman ssitorbeH.
Annapolis, UlO., 16. San. =
2sutnant Gbdrles q. Zimmerman. Der
3apeIlmeiiisr Der Saptae in Der Uia>
rines2ttabemie, lit an 5onntas I'M III
ter BON "a Sabrsn gsitorben. ST lsitete
bic aapsae in Der UIarines sataoemis
felt benz Sabre 1887 unb ben STANG
elmer leutnants i'm Wdrineiprps err
belt er iiirsli9 bura Spe5ialperfii@
euna bes apnsreFss aeutnant 9ims
merman mar iopobl als SoniaOpIsr
tpie als Srsaniit pohlbefdnHt.
Siforif6es @ebduoe ME.
bergebrannt.
Gbsiterton no, Is. Sanunr.
gie ggiliam Gnith Nall, Dos Sciipt'
aebaitbe oes gSaibIugtcn College,
ipuroe ON Sonntag gtorgen oitr6
cine Seuersbrunit p6aig einaedidert.
Sic 5IanIirten griiieu nit iolter @e'
iftpinbip.dit Inn ii6, Oab bag esiarnTl'
te glrhip, CAS- piels gei9ihtlihe Ocfus
mente, oaruiiter Striititiide @eoree
8aTbitgtons, entbieIt, perHidltet
iuuroc. Iie g'aliFoiten bes per
brannten @ebdnSes beliefen iib iei'
ner5eit aui $4,000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17

fir Suder bDlIig sinDtritunben finb.
Die 5austOmmitteen iperben Ii6 in
biefer @o6e nit ben gtiiItungsporlae
gen beiddftisen unb &enr 9bmiral
Stanforb ipirb am Montag Dor benz
Marinefonmittee fih meter iibcr bic
Dodfrage Gubern, ipdbreno General
alefbire Dor BEN Rommittes fit Wais
litdrangelssenbeiten liibsr bic Qrmeez
TeorganiiirungsDorlag ipre6en tpiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
9Deiterer s5einS
Sit ben gnsldnbern unb
Ruffenin psriitnents
ffou hen

y" ~ PstItthSNt~
itanben.
8onbon, IL. Januur. Dem
Rsuter'fden gursau 1T aus amiterz
BAN bic folssHbe Don Eonitantinopsl
sinsetroffene Dspsfte iitermittslt
iporben.
.Slut 5uperldiiigen Rahriaten aus
psriien bat Der 9snerdIsouDernsur
Don auriftan, Samiom-Gs, Sultnnsb,
ben Dberbefebl iibsr bic periiid,.n
5ruppen iibesHommsn, bic gesen bic
Sngldnoer unb bic Ruiien tGripfen
uHb bat England uno Rublanb fOrs
mea ben ariss prtldrt unb bic Jcinos
leligteiten besonnen. Ii
Suriitan 1T Elm Gebirssbiitritt an
Der ipeftliden Sren5e perIieHs.
'Sdnif9e Spione perurs
tbeilt.
Berlin, IA. Sanuar, iiber Con.
SciI 16, Slnuar. 3psi Tanen, Ras
mems SraH5sn uno 2ailfen, bic Der
Spionase in oeutiten Sdfsn iibsr<
fiibrt purben. iinb gu aIp5lf Sabren
3u6t6aus perurtbsilt iporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
gegDnmen
Sat bic unterfu6ung Der
@rplofion an gorO
bes 1au9bOots

.G2".
Rep gorf, 16. San. - Wie
Wti[er gfeeie Sutdinion, Der Gbefs
Snaenieur BON 1bomas u. Gbilon
uno Wlitslieo Der Marinez 81 toniultas
tions sgs66roe, am Sonntag 2tbenb be-
fannt gdb, ipar Die neue @piionI6e
4ffumulatoreny8atterie in teiner
WeiIe fir bic perbdnsniBpoae Grplos
iion an gprb bes Ser. Stdaten 3auaz
boots rG-2" perantDortli6.
Die DorlGufige llntsriu9unq be-
treffs Der Grploiion tpurOe am SOnns
tag binter peridlofisnsn 5biiren burh
ben rgoarb Of Snquirp besonnen, ben
Rear a(omirdl Haibanisl R. uiber,
Der 8ommaubant bes S6iIis6aubOfs,
ernannt bat. Die 3ur 3eit Der grplos
lion an gorb bes 9au6bOots bsfinDlis
den YrIonen 'ipurben Osrnommen,
aber bs5iieli9 ibrer ausiasen purDe
ni6ts betdnnt segeben.
WlorineistretGr SpIepbus Daniels.
Der aller WabrIdeinlidteit na6 ain
Wontag bic iormnt nntetiu6unasbe'
b0roe ernennen ipirb, reiits am Count
tag Ra6mittas naa 8aIhin9tOn Of,
obne iiG in irsenbpel6sr Weiie bs8iigz
li9 Der grploiiou geduBert gu bdbsn.
Sn ben 5oIpitdlern. no bic BEL oer
Grploiion bsrleBten 9erionen untersez
bra1t purbsn, bieb es am Sonntag,
baB Deri6iebene berielben alIer 8ubra
i4sinli9tsit nah ibrsn Bunoen srliez
gen tpiiroen.
Rear 2tonliral llI6er ga6 an Cams
tag 4bsnb Die erildrnng ab, OaB bic
llntsriudung ioipeit teiHs OeiinitiDen
ReiuItate se5eitist bat unO am Wontdg
fortaeisbt iuerben ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
El6blid)cr Sob.

Der 52id6rias qbotosrapb Gbas.
Ulpsrs, 40 Rilep 2lasp, purbs 9eitern
BON elmer Na4barin. gmma @OrrifO,
in ieinem 3immer als 2ei6e sefunoen.
Die grau bena9riatigts Die poli5et,
tuslhe bic 2ei6e, na6bem Der @oros
ner lie beIidtigt unb etnen natiirlihen
5obegfaa fsftasiteGt battle, Haa bsT
Woraue iiberfiibrte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17

Mntspflidten iibernebmen nill,
fomnt es Su glutpergieBen. afn
Sonlitag ipar cine slbtbeiling Der
Staatsnllis 5ngegen als Der Brieiter
bic @aeiie Belebriren ipollte, aber Die
Sitilation ipar 70 ernit, oab ioiort
hin lpeitere Staatstruppen oepeidirt
purre. Gbc lie jeoo9 5ur Sfeac lun.
ren, bate id)on cine iolenne Eriigclei
iictigefimoen unb Der groEte Sha.
bell mar bereits aneeriftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
vSeipa@t"
Wirb BON ben 4lliirte n
bas g &IoB .a 4illeion"
aaiier Wilbelms auf

Hat1er W ilhelms auf
aorfu.
2onbon, II. San. - Der aors
r.ipcnb.nt bes Rsut,ri9sn Bureaus in
gltben bspsidirt:
~aaut aus aorfu einsetroffenen De-
peiden iinb bic boriisen aoniuln
Dsutidlanbs unb Seiterrsids nod
uidt btlGfiisi iporbeh. 0as SdloB
qldiIlsion bes beutiden aaiiers 1T
MIR untsr ngsipaduns4 seitsLIt tpors
BEN. 3psi Deutide, bic man i'm gers
ba9t bate, NIT apntrebanbe sebanoeli
,u babsn. iinb pon ben fran5oiifasn
WiliidrbsbOrben in Sdfi ssnommsn
iporben.-
Sn gltbtn nimmt bic aoblenfrass
bic anfmsriiaHltsit Der Rssiernns in
einIpru4. Der britiide Geiunbis bat
psrfprp@sn, isinsr Resieruns besiisli9
Des brOb.nb.n aObienmanseIs 5u be-
rihtsn. bura ben DeriebrsitSrunsst
unb geirisbssinitellunsen in ben eIst'
tri,itdtslptrisn Dsruriadt ipsrbsn.
Rttt. 3ufdnbs.
qonbon, 10. Sdnuar. Cine
Wniammluna i'm Sntsreiit beg Jris'
beits, bic in Der BriibsriddftaHlrd,e ~
siner n5pblid,en 0oritabt arrangIrt
iporbsn mar, fpurbe fcfcrt bel ihrsnI
geainn BON elmer ganbe Solbaten lrD
Gioiliitsn ssjtort. Die platform ipurs
b. bon ben arnipdIlirenbsn eriturmt.
bas alapitr ipurbe umgeporfen. Die
Triebsnsbanner ipurben obgeriifsn ilno
srit nodbm bic priiselei iiber cine
Stunbs attpdbrt bate. fdritt bic pos
Iisti Elm unb idIcB bag gebaubs.
Sci @erIommlunaeu o:sen Die eias
fiibrlins ber acnIiription bic III
Wnnmsitsr, Creme unb IN aiiosren
Gtdbitn absebaIten ipurbsn. fam sS
stxunus su srnitIi&su asapalsn, !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17

SpringfieIb. Ssa., f6. Gan.
Gelegeutlid eines 3uialnncnitcijcS
sluiiden cinem iiibli6 fa9renoen 81.
&c Der SIlinois Central @abn lpl0
einen noroli6 fabrencen 3ug bc5
Sllinois Fractions Spiterns ipuroen
AM Sonntag 9tadnittag scbn Ser.
fonen perleBt unb 5ipei 10 idrpe, oat
al ibrem glltffonlmen ge5lueifelt
nirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
ediHsHatriAt.n.

aiperppol. alnsei.: Baltic"
BON Rem Uort.
sibsef.: ~pretOrian", ySt. Spbn" ,
81. 3.
@enua. 2tnsst.: ~eurOpa4, mad
Reip yort.
gersem 9lbssi.: sariitianiaf'
jorOA. mad Rem gcrt.
Rotterbdm nj, Is. Saniiar. Ibs
gssangsn .Mottsrbam4 nG4 Rem Dori.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
Renn 8riiden
pa ben bic alIiirten in
9rie6enlanb ais .gors
itatsmaBreserAbes
III o | I Z I.

az " J..
pdris, 16. San. - 9luBer Der
Sirumd Bride babenbie 2laiirt.n nod,
d4t aHSsre griidsn Sfpif6eu pprob
uHo aiIinbir S.rit0rt. ipie Der efsentur
9aDas BON a.ben aus sem.loet pirb.
Dsr gensralftab Der alliirten bat, tpie
ss ipsitsr in Der 9epei9e beibt, biei.
DtdBnabmen nur fit 9oriidtsmabres
seln erlldrt unb man slaubt. bab es
iid lin Elm @orfpisl fir ein.n gtn.
sriff isiiens Der gulsursn unb Der
Deutff,m banbslt. Man nimmt an,
Sab dbnli4e @orii4tsmabrsssln benz
na4fi auh an Der Strabs na9 Wona.
fir setroffsH rperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
g Ut mi / hia.

Srau (ibrem Waun gum Seburtss
tag gratuIiereno): rRibt pabr,
yIdnr4ea, heute 6Ieibit bu aber 81
Saus!"
Mann (gtr3): oSnt, eigelrtIitl bat-
te i6 einige 9atienten 5u beiu6eu."
Srau: rQ6, bIeib' bod; laF' bic ara
men aronteu oieieu Sus audi feiern!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
9ere6ttqte Nraae.

9as IeBte pbilbarmoniIcbe brd9te
uns audi Struuben's ratlfo ipra6
3arutbuitru". Ro6 S9lub penbet
'i1 sSrau 9etihed topfIhiitteIro on
ibren Mann: YDu, Wtprib, mas bat
er seiast?"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
g DTerOe a mn.

Sunge 5rau: rDieie Oumme 9oeela
seIeui9aft! Ridt elmer Idbt ii6 isben;
babel babe ia ben sanseu galtOn nit
Selbitgebadeuem beitreut!"
Wlnan: r0ieIe 8OgeIgeIeui4aft
fdleint sarni4t 10 bumm gu ieiul"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
@utoe Ia unit.

aumnis: rSeut' retit ia bic S9ptes
germutter bes Gbefs abb"
aplese (eifriO: rSie, bu tpolIer
mir NAL sIei4 um SebaltserbD9uuS
eintommen!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
Mufitalifa . @nfprii6e.

sd psrIanse ais &OmpOniit, bub
Der SnitrumeutaIiit rein ipieIt. bab
Der Sanger re in itnet -"
r4h, i9 bin i9on 5ufrieben. ipenn
has publitum reinstbt!"
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-25

Mr.. Morris II In the prime OF HE,
full Of energy aud vigorous activity:
a scholar, q thinker, and possesses
strong individuality and personality.
lie Il possessed OF strong executive
ability and decision Of character, that
makes him, In our opinion, a most
desirable candidate.
Mr.. Morris has ever answered every
call TO duty by the Republican patty
Of the state, and readily and willing
ly filed every summons from the ma.
,ional committee. being recognized
as one Of the pariys most brilliant
and forceful orators OF the state. lie
has given his time and means most
literally IN furthering the interests Of
his party, thus doing his every duty
TO his party bonorably and we'll.
Not since lSI2, when Silas Woodson
was chosen TO the governorship, has
this portion Of our state been hon.
ored with this high office, and II
seems TO us that In view OF the fact
that we have the third largest city In
our territory, In the state, that II
should he our turn" In the affairs OF
state politics that the honor should
now come TO us In the nomination OF
Mr.. Morris for the position OF gov.
ernor. lie Is every way big enough
to hold the office, should he he nom
mated and elected, and we believe he
can be elected II nominated.
The Republicans Of the Fourth
Congressional District should be
unanimous In favor OF his nomina
tion,
We are glad to notice that q strong
morris for Governor" club has been
organized at Maitland.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-25
Had q Meeting.

The county seat road commissioner
held q meeting FEBRUARY It'll, and dis.
posed OF some routine matters. II.
c. Cook and Matt Thomas were pres.
ent, the third member, Lum Patter.
son, could not come on account OF hav.
Ing a date.
Vince Hopper was allowed - 10,
Harold Kahn S35l A, W. VanCamp
~ b and George Hickman, so 80 for
dragging on what Is known as the
Nebraska road, leading east OF the
east Rulo bridge. Total s6l,i2.
Herbert Buntz was allowed sl6.45
for work on the Oregon.Savannah
road.
W. II. Swope was allowed a total OF
s5l59 for work on the Atchison
county road for the years l9l3.li.l5.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-25

Money TO loan on farms at total
cost OF 4 percent per year to the Dor.
rover. Also some home money to
loan on farms. G. S. Lukens, Office
over West Side Cafe.
Mrs. Jacob Quick, Of the Cham.
beers district, was taken to a st. 10.
seph hospital Wednesday OF last week,
February 18th, where she Vas operat.
ed on by DR.. Daniel Morton. Late &C.
counts say she was doing as well as
could be expected.
For Trade or Sale-Soms extra
good, blooded driving horses and colts
for big, cheap horses, cattle, hogs. or
would trade on cheap land or equities
10 same. Call on or address,
8. P. Perkins,
Oregon, No., Route s.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-25
Instead Of Saying

to yourself. "IWiShI
were in Dixie" why
don't you 90 South
this winter? The cost
much as you thought
it would be. The re-
sorts are numerous
and Burlington SER
vice is better than
ever. When tits cold
and disagreeable in
the North. it is posi-
lively delightful in
the South. and those
who have been fort
innate enough to 60
there are luxuriating
in its exotic atmos-
phere, withouta single
thought Of furnace
fires and the constant
menace of catching
cold. A winters vaca-
ton in that romantic.
historic and beautiful
land south ofthe Mason
and Dixon line will do
you more good than a
barrel of me di cine.
Drop in and see me
about it next time you
are going by. j. T.
Birmingham, Ticket
Agent.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-25
make Their ANNUAL SETTLEMENTS
Holt County Road Overseers Make Their Annual Settle.
ments With the County Court.

The
made their annual with
herewith give exhibit Of their expenditures and
OF the
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-25
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
Third Day, Wednesday, March I, 1915

.. *. LeMar vs.. Dig i"'"''
age Distrct; damages. nj r..L;o
Fritz Ernstlng Us. slg iarNo
Drainage Dls,rict, namageS,ii a.,
Carl ~ ana Sarollhs Meia,''a, Ia n
Big larkio Drainage p's'''''' '""
ages. ,,, ,.ss.o, I
. samuel ~ huhkel VS. Je. ,.i. ,;,in
Evans, eJectmeht ana nScsr'a'" 70
Howell eaton Ns'I' d. w. W. >"
Co., overchargcs. d, o ~ u -
Johh roman vs. - ID S
90, ovcr-cnargesi .i,,,o Ev.
cahuc. ID. hu'ne. @ ,;,io
ans, eJes,metn. anu d aH ,inr,aar .'nh,cb
WIN. Mosinan ann ,ie' aI L.imor
vs.. Edward hs .i,,l u, am ino,,, n'e'
west ascer.a,n wv "' 80, Eas,or,
w. X. Gro'es W.. "'ea' ''"''''"
SasuaI'! No.' 'on''",s T. cL;,,o,.
VIM. ". hhocs w. 'o'''' '"'P''
SUI, on MY. a., 49, "A n. Hard.
a. u. nenrcrsoh Vi, W. "' ''""
man; appear ',oni % t,h, T. shin.
Ia " ,,i, o W. na,o ' " '''
Frank Watson, Il. u. Walters, ct
al. Directors school District No. ."
W.. James Conn an" Annie 'oh'' '""-
dcmnation, - II,
Slrum 'f,inth vs. r'hcI'on "t s.
ingham Implement 20" appear iro''
j. l.. 49,.
G. w. BOOK, "; u = ltZmaur'c''
appeal from D. r. 10y d.i'nnah,;
Consolidated DISTRICT NO - w. ~
nonawa$' GU a. ulrsctorH w. !" -
iatSWc,I' ,condcnina''on' , ,.,...
Joseph MitchcII w. j. u fl'z'hau-
rice, rcpIcN'm. u.,t. i,
Martina nas'lai, v" WINS -
Vance, acton Tor d'ht;
Aaron johnson W. 'Hrhar" "r"S"'
damage , !, u.,.,,
w. W. 'cSHuP w. w. r. h''"''"'''
damagcs',, It'll ,., 49,.
iavld W. p"'''' w. 'a'' N"'''''"'
"amag's' 81 $500, al. A..
.. hoinaS f"'E wv, ,"at! Hl'
folrE Vs. u h' " W "' '' va ""''-
age; y,,..,.. - -
EnWnrI y I'l'hahrl'c. :, ~ w. - "'
4" ". IT, ,,. o., ,a',,ag'S. ,,,.,..
Mlchh' fl'"',,"i,"v n" I.', ,,
rnHn,au'''c w. - h' " W. "' ''' Wa
.anlag',; ,,, e., =, ,.,,
EOufIn bdN, InWfrNdAs hdf'U - i'lb
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-25

The home of Arthur Hulser,
about two miles south of Oregon, in
an air line, came near going up in
smoke, about 8 o'clock, Wednesday
morning, February Is, the roof catch
ing from . stove pipe that extended
up through. Fortunately, II was dis
tinguished.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18

ioak, were among the Christmas shop
rors in EairmOnt Saturday
Mrs. G"Urg" Martin was IN Talrmuut
Saturday evening as business trans
actor
Mrs clyde King. al Worthington.
was among the shoppers in Mouonrah
during the week
Mrs. John Houston was spending
Sunday with relatives in Monongah.
Kathleen Shaver has accepted Il po.
sitinn during the Christmas holidays
at the McCrory's 5.andlO store of Fair.
mont
lIsrshcl Smith was in FairmOnt Sat.
urrIay evening as Il social caller.
Il. Salvati attended the High school
art exhibit in FairmOnt Saturday CIV.
ching
John Long, Of Shinnston, was calling
on friends here during the week
Bort lIumphries, Of Grant Town.
spent Sunday with friends in Monon.
gah.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
PERSONALS

Miss Edna Jones. OF FairmOni was
calling with Local friends YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud McBec wa-c
calling in Fairmont during tho week.
8 Russell Morgan was caller in Fair.
Sfnont during tho week
Willie Wade was in FairmGul Sarur.
atlay attending to business
Miss leila Lamhrotte. of FaiTtont.
swas In town visiting friends Sunday
AFTERNOON.
James McGraw was a ciulcr in Fair.
gmont recently.
I Mrs. John Mort and daughter Helen,
were among the visitors 10 Fairmont
Saturday.
Miss Meta James. student in The
Z Fairmont Normal spent the weekend
with relatives In MonunGah
n Mr.. and Mrs J. Phillips wrr" in
Fairmont Saturday attending 10 bust.
ness.
Mrs. Robert Morgan, oI Fairmont,
was In MononSah during The week.
Miss Gertrude Holbert. Of Davis
sRidge. was in MonOngah during the
week attending to shopping
Mrs. S. a. Judy was in Eairmunt
Saturday looking after shopping
Miss Vera Shaw and Miss Grace
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
Drives Cross Country
to Pittsburgh

james Estes. president OF the
James Specially company, left in his
car this afternoon for an overland trip
to Pittsburgh. Despite the terrible
condition Of tho roads he expects to
get To tho city on schedule time. There
are now four mon employed in the
Pittsburgh office Of the company and
their Pennsylvania business is growing
fast. Fred Fleming. Of this city, is
one Of tho men in the new store at
COLO Center avenue.
Contracts for $50 nee agencies have
been signed in the past few weeks and
the home organization is kept busy
with work incident to tho directing
of the agency business. New terri
tories arc being let every day and
branches are TO he started soon in the
states for which they have the agen.
Cics
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NORMAL TO PLAY
SALEM JAN. Il
Hard Schedule Arranged
and Coach Toothman En-
poets Fast Team.

The very minute Normal school is
reconvened after the holidays. prac.
tice will be started by the basketball
squad. Coach Sandy Toothman has
been hard at work getting his men
lined up and when the season does
start with Salem on January II. It
Will he a real team that carries the
Yellow and White on the floor.
Ieke Davis. all.statc center. Happy
Hawkins, Bill Hughes. Ralph Watkins
John Reed and all the other old stars
Of the NOrpal floor. are expected TO be
lined up when the start Is made \
hard schedule has been signed by the
locals and the team will be prepared
10 fight the hardest OF battles.
The schools that are already SEIZED.
uled are:
January 11--salem College at Salem.
January 15-GlenvilIc Normal here.
January 16-Wesleyar College at
BuCkhannon.
January lS-WaynesRurg College in
Fairmont.
January 20--Davis and Elkins Col.
lcge in Fairmout.
February j-Wesleyan COLLEGE In
Fairmont
Observation-Disclosures College in
FairmOnt.
Games are pending with Marietta
College, California Normal, Franklin
College, w. v L.. Bethany College and
Kcyser Prep.
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Skating PonuIar

: Hundreds gathered on the West
Fork river here yesterday to enjoy the
first good ice of the season. Tho ice
is very good though in several places
Somewhat rough. Several others also
enjoyed the ice on Booths creek which
was better than that on the West
Fork. Because Of the medium temper.
ature of the weather tho skating was
A1nade real pleasure
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Fleming Alumni
Plays Fairview

Tho Fleming school alumni basket.
hall five and the freshmen ot tho fair.
view High school will play tho first
Of series of three games. on the Mil.
lcr school gym, tomorrow evening a.
30 o'clock.
The local team has played two games
this season, with the Shinust0u sopho'
norcs, winning both by large score.
The game TUESDAY evening will be
called at 500 O'Clock sharp and the
usual large crowd is expected to be
present.
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CHAMP BOWLING
At ''r TONIGHT
Winners of Commercial
League HOnors is to be
Decided.

The championship Of the Commercial
league will be- decided tonight at 1890
on the "Y" alleys when the Traction
company five meets the Monongah
Glass five to roll of tie. 1t is en-
pectcd to he the hardest fought con-
test Of tho year.
This game will end the schedule Of
the league. II Is expected however,
that the league will be reorganized
Tor tn" new year with practically the
same men composing the same teams.
iIunors at the closing arc as follows:
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Information Still Available.

"Your hoy has been delayed in get
Ting TO school this year Eyes. But
his education is not being neglected.
He IS getting important and SYSTEM
attic lessons in history and geography
Oy reading tho newspaper"
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ImpIacabillty.

Remember the mngnanimous mon
lrch who said that he destroyed his
anelAies by making them his friends
Yes" replied Senator Sorghum. But
think of the bad company you arc
liable to get mixed M with by follow
ng thar practice"
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Xmas Tree

The Baptist Sunday school is busy
preparing for the Christmas tree and
Ghristmas program that they will have
on next Sunday. Committees have
been appointed to look after the affair
THE children have becu praCtiCing reg.
snlarly for several weeks and are plan-
ming to have grand entertainment.
THE program will he announced later.
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Schedule.

Tuesday. 7:I5-Chrisiiau vs.. Pala.
tine Baptists.
Tuesday. S:45 - Prcsbyterians vs..
l'irI. Baplists.
Thursday. 7.15-Lutherans vs.. Dia
mund 81. NJ +.
Thursday. SD First NJ. 4. W. NJ,
r.. South.
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. MONONGAH


Rev. James Fink. Of Morganto~u,
preached at the NJ. E. church here yes.
:terday morning. Rev Oddell. the rccu-
lar preacher, was scheduled to speak
but because OF conflict with another
church was compelled to get another
10 fill his place
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schools held meeting Saturday in
the Thoburn school under the Girec.
l.tion of Superintendent Conley. Tho
institute was well attended and G,
!, Bulyard acted as leader Of the SOS.
! sion.
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Crooks Under a Cloud.

First Crook lis there much Compett-
ton in this town in our line" Second
ook-"No-thcre's only six crooks
ccrr, And three nf them ar" handi-
capped by police Jobs. -Puck.
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No Excuse.

"BcIn' contcnted wifi yoh lot" said
Uncle Eben. lain no excuse fob not
hustliu' to git dc mortgage ofr'n it.
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Human Nature.

That mnn doesn't live who has not
nj one tim" thought he had all the clr-
W"ntS Of greatness concealed within
him.