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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-06
4cLosE.UPs"

in 'EThe Range Boss" the second
Of his Essanay-Western productions,
Jack Gardner appears as a daredevil
cowboy. Mr.. Gardner formerly was a
musical comedy star and dwelt in the
East. However, his feats Of horseman'
ship IN this picture demonstrate that
Il isn't altogether necessary to live in
the West in order to learn to ride a
horse.
Roland Bottomley, leading man OF
BaIboa's big serial "The Neglected
wife" which is a weekly Princess fea-
tdre, has enlisted in the British army
and will go to the Franco-Belgian
mont. Mr.. Bottomley has had military
training and expresses himself as glad
% do something for the cause of the
allies besides buying bonds. II he
survives the war he will return to mo.
ton pictures.
William Machin who appears as
the Lad" in "The Lad and the Lion"
AZ the Dixie today, considers the work
b this picture the best he has yet
done on the screen, THE part Of the
half wild man, whose only friend is
the huge lion, was so entirely different
from anything2I have ever done.in pic
lures before, /" says Machin, ''that en-.
soyed every moment Of the features
making. And this, taking into consid.
Grafton the slight discomforts encoun.
tered such IS running gaily about day
efter day clad only In skins itbssome.
titne hott California sun Rbeating
dawn pnRsQsscsed portiUns Of
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snider last sunday
Cole wade. 81 Cool Spring, spent
Sunday afternoon the cues q Archie
snlder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh eubron d and
little son and Mr., aud Mrs 9rnen
Skater and children motored out
from Morgantown last Tuesday and
spent the Fourth with Nh. and Mrs
James Devault.
Vance Lough, Of Denver, COLI
visiting relatives Ia Monongalia coun.
ty and also was the guest Of Nc. and
Mrs. Elroy Henry,
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Wilson ot
Rivesville, spent Sunday with -
French Berry, and also attende sun
day School at Arnettsville.
Brooks WIsman spent Saturday
night and Sunday at Emery sntders
The W. C. T. o. win hold their
meeting at Mrs. Ida Layman's next
Saturday afternoon.
Cole Arnett still continues about
the same. He don't seem TO improve
very fast.
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Gus role "a the reduction Of re Small
field fort Of Yagd esineourt
Meeting 4 couple nf these Bretcrs
coming back With q batch Of German
prisoners, q French stan officer In
q1ired Of them whers they had taken
tine capttVes and where they were go
ing and received only = bIoad smile
in reply. he was aspcniShed at THIS
apparent lack Of discipline and was
about to demonstrate wien German
prisoner stepped forward and ssid.
Excuse me, sill, but these men to net
sJeak French. They aJt BretJa.'
lie gave thu officer the Information
asked for and the conyog n arched ID.
This Is not at all surprising, for a.
though all freedmen learn French
In school, the Bretons soon lose the
habit of speaking it, as they at all
times speak their Celtic tongue among
themselves, This is a close approach
to Welsh and has no relation whatever
to French.
Their gallant deeds at Auberive
brought the old territorials mention In
dispatches along with the Foreign Le-
gion, while many Of the officers and
men were decorated on the field Of bat
tie, including one OF the majors, who,
although 81 years old, has kept COM
mand Of his battalion ever since war
was declared and has undergone with
his men all the fatigues and hardShips
inseparable from fighting in the from
line.
A word must also be said for the Of.
dcers and men Of the territorial army
reserve. These men when called up
in 1914 ranged in age from Al to IS,
and they have been engaged ever
since in the trying work Of organizing
the roadways behind the immediate
line of battle and even sometimes Of
constructing communication trenches
and tracks under heavy fire as their
younger comrades advanced. The AS.
ISOLATED Press correspondent has seen
them at work at all parts Of the line,
and can vouch for the fact that they
never finch from any task set them.
They ply their picks and spades under
heavy shrapnel fire as though they
were working In their fields and or
Chards at home without murmur
and without hope of gaining distinc-
ton of decoration. Their only thought
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-06
METHODIST CHURCH
GETS WHOLE ESTATE
Mrs. Virginia Raymond
Left Property Valued
at $79,S88.

HARRISBURG, W. VA, July g.
Appraisement of the estate of the late
Mrs. Virginia Raymond, widow OF Sid
ney Raymond of Quiet Dell, this coun-
ty, which was made public here yes
terday, will be OF interest to the Meth.
odists of West Virginia, as the entire
estate is left to the denomination. The
total valuation, as determined by the
appraisers, is $79,SSS. OF this sum
S45,21O is represented in real estate
in this county, mostly farming land,
and cattle thereon while the remand.
err consists of cash, notes and bank
stocks.
Mrs. Raymond directed that all the
estate be converted into money and
divided equally among the Board Of
Foreign Missions, the Board of Home
Missions and church extension and the
trust fund of the West Virginia Con.
ference for Disabled Ministers, all Of
the Methodist Episcopal church.
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GEORGETOWN

Rev. q. s. Chapman and wife and
three children spent Saturday night
with Mrs. Bette Shuman at Hagans.
Jarrett Lynch had a narrow escape
from injury last Saturday at the bap.
tizing at Hagans. Mr.. Lynch ran
through a fence with his automobile,
but as good luck would have II, no
one was injured.
E1ery Barker purchased new
Ford last week.
Boyel Straight is working for Phil
ip Lane.
James Neubrough is working al
the Brady mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch attended the
Children's day exercises at the Union
and Mrs. Lynch collected $500 fol
the benefit Of the Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Moore are smil'
ing over the arrival Of new daugh'
ter, born one day last week. Mrs
Moore was formerly Miss Della Cor.
dray, and is at the home Of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Cordray.
Mrs. Nellie satterheld and little
daughter, Leona May, Of Baxter, Il
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Arnett
Clarence satterfield met with a
very serious accident while working
at the mines. He ran steel splinter
in the eyball and 1t is feared will lose
the sight Of his eye. he is in seri'
GUS condition. Mr.. satterfeld will
move from Baxter to the Brady mine
as soon as he is able.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barker, Of
Cool Spring, spent last Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Snider.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Pratt and
daughter Nellie, of Hagans spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Snider.
Brooks Barker, of Granville, spent
Sunday with Brown Snider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wildman
spent last Sunday at the home of Mr.,
and Msr. Joe Snider.
Mrs. Fisher spent Sunday evening
with Miss Sarah Clark.
Joe Barker spent Sunday with Will
Snider.
Charlie Fisher was a guest of will
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me, or the equally cold ocean breezes
whiStling about my bare arms and legs,
or being washed about on an open raft
out in the ocean. But it's all in the
game and would gladly do it all
again"
While Bruce Smith. the Balboa ac'
tor was busy with his war garden,
his wife decided to knit socks for the
soldiers. She sent her first pair to
the allies somewhere in France, and
placed her card, bearing her address
in the package. A month or so later
Mrs. Smith received the following re-
ply;
Received your socks
Some fit!
Used one for hammock,
other for nit.
Would like to meet you
When I've done my bit;
But who in blazes
Taught you to knit?
OLD STAGER,
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muIers Antlseptie OIL Known.As
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-06

Miss Phillips has been given the
leading roles in two new photodramas
soon to be shown here. They are 1.-The
Rescue" produced by Ida May Parks,
wife Of Joseph De Grasse, who alter
mates in directing Miss Phillips screen
appearances, and Vengeance of the
West" just completed by Mr.. De
Grasse.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-06
FIR. Day Home From
His Trip to Russia

FIR. Day, who recently landed in
San Francisco from Petrograd, Rus
STA, where he had been on business
for the Consolidation Coal company,
has arrived in this city. He was ac-
companied home by Mrs. Day who met
him in San Francisco on landing. Mr..
Day will continue his journey to New
York within a week wherehe will re-
mort
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MOI lrnnortant Eea!ure 81 PIay.

4 kslVU ltHPOI6auS U SaAeAS ~ 'Hy'
Although Vivian Reed, the featured
member OF the cast is excellent and
her support is entirely adequate, the
character that will compel the most
attention Is the lion that figures in
practically an of the important scenes
IN aThe Lad and the Lion" at the Dixie
today. Except for a slight expression
OF Indifference when he SHOULD be
rather ferocious Leo gives perform
ance that is remarkable to say the
least. One would almost suppose that
the beast understood every word spok-
en- to him.
From the first instant to the last
there Is always something happening
Of an exceedingly dramatic nature.
The story, while highly improbable,
Is entertaining and 1t offers fine We
hicle for the lion, A shipwrecked
youth makes companion of the beast,
who 6beys his every command, secur-
ing food and generally behaving him
self as well-mannered but badly
bored servant. When the lad "sics"
him ON the villains he Is quick to obey
also and makes short work of them.
There is a love affair between the cast
away and an Arabian princess that
ends in his taking hereback to America,
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Varied Program at tho Nelson.

aNaTlSu t7TUHTdHl at UIo NSISoH'
The Grudge," heart-gripping dra-
matte story, is told on the screen to-
day at the Nelson. It is a Rex feature
supplied by the Universal Film Cor.
poration, featuring Irene Hunt, as the
girl who Is unafraid, and charming lit
tie Zoe Rae In an appealing role.
Next in importance in today's Mel
son bill Is "The Rebels Net" war
drama, with Francis Ford and Grace
Cunard taking the leading parts.
The Universal Weekly pictures in
sclude the launching Of a big merchant
vessel and shows the remarkable activ.
ity about the big plants where huge
sbattleships are being constructed.
There are a number Of views of the
havoc created by a recent tornado, and
some pictures of the fighting forces in
French territory. Hy Mayer shows a
number of animated cartoons, making
ii al a program of great variety and
considerable length.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-06
He Knew.

He Knew.
Rearing a boy" said his friend who
thought he had the correct dope on
everything, 'Ts serious question
you're nearly right old fellow. I've
found 1t to be a series Of questions,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-06

IS that they arc helping their com.
Fades 70 nee France Of me barbarCus
invader.
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Viola Dana In pathetic Role.


The dainty charm Of Viola Dana and
her flawless rendition Of the role make
Gods Law and Mans" at the Princess
today, notable offering. 1t has, more
over, q good story, albeit not altogeth.
3 novel one; is we'll acted through
out and directed with skill The set
tings, particularly thOAe representing
India, are exquisite.
THE story is sort Of Madame But.
ter1y" Of India, but has happy end
ing AS the native wife of the English
doctor, played in pleasing manner by
Robert Walker, Miss Dana is a pathet'
Il little figure, gaining sympathy al
once and holding it to the end. When,
bya strange turn Of fortune, she proves
% be the child Of the very man (by
native marriage) whose daughter the
doctor is to wed, and is saved from the
poison which she took in her despair
II fear Of losing her husband" the
spectators will be deeply gratified.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-06
Norma TaImadge al the Grand.

Norma TaImadge at the Grand.
srhe Law of Compensation" is the
featured attraction at the Grand today
and tomorrow. Norma Talmadge is
starred in this intensely dramatic
selznick product and she has been
surrounded by an excellent cast, as
surfing to Grand patrons high class
photodrama.
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IN IIE
FR9INI:! ROW
,I-EIAnI.lMERs roNIoHT.

Ll1lBss s5sSss go Inv >SSsA ~
RS. LULU-A. DEITZ, owner and
IVA manager Of the Star Theatre at
tN1 CoYtna, a small town in CAL
fornia wrote an interesting article
printed In Paramount Progress on
'sHow to Succeed IN Small Town.
she relates her own efforts which won
st,ccess, and lays particular emphasis
q tie following paragraph, which was
taken from the article:
Although the town has only
eeIyIy newspaper, tits one Of the best
"a Southern California, and have ad'
yeftised consistently every week get
tias good results from 1t, and also
brfflt an attractive program that car
lee my fun bin for every night in the
week. Although many other exhibit
tofs IN small towns say they can get
20 results from local advertising,
want to say as strongly as can that
Il has paid me many times over to adj
yeftise in the local weekly. / keep
constantly in touch with the editor.
We work together. My motto is the
Rest Is absolutely none too good And
4 know am right because am get
ting the business"
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At THE NELSON Today
THE GRIIDGE
me Hunt and

strong Universal in which WIN MOng Irene Hunt and
featured
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TOMORROW s. s. Z u: ::::: Is !:
With Edward Arnold, Ernest Maupin and Ha
eel DAILY splendid
HardscTabble" is good Ham and Bud comedy.
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THE REBELS NET

These particularly interesting This
feature Ford and Grace Cunard featured d
dealing with conflict of the past but the less extremely
interesting
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UNIVERSAL WEEKLY

weeke here for time Includes
scenes cyclone $4,000 fire caused by lightning
scenes Italian earthquake and French tanks In
clearing France of the Germans.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOTS,
$500 CASH. $500 MONTHLY.
Sizes, 6oxl5o; In all parts Of the South
Side. city improvements.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.,
4s25 s. saith ST. Phone South 12t7.
STRICTLY modern 6-room house and bath.
Must sell at once. Phone South 1857.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

SMALL NO Farm-sio cash and IS month
ly: no interes; or taxes: highly productive
land; close to . big markets. Write for
photographs and full Information. Munger.
A-1Is N. 7. Like Bldg. Kansas City. Mo
GREAT bargains, IS down: IS monthly. buys
40 acres good fruit and poultry land near
town, southern Missouri. Price only $500.
Address Box sos. Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08
Dundee.
Some Good Dundee Homes
at Reasonable Prices.

3a,Soo--Buys a strictly modern. new. seven
room, two-story. frame house. fin
ished In oak first floor, white
enamel second floor. with oak floors
throughout Located on corner lot
In new part Of Dundee. Terms $3.50
cash, balance monthly Hike rent.
S4750-Buys a new frame and stucco, two
story, seven-room house, having
large living room, attractive dining
room, convenient kitchen, front and
rear vestibue, first floors; three
good sized bedrooms and enclosed
sleeping porch, complete bath room.
second floor; stairway to foored at
tic, Full cemJnted basement, fin
ished In oak and oak floors through
out Terms $500 cash. balance easy
MONTH. payments.
SS750-Buys a very attractive seven-roon,
2-story house built only one year.
Close to b1st and Underwood Ave.
near car line, convenient to Happy
Hollow club, affording fine view
to the west, having oak finish first
floor. white enamel second floor,
with oak floors throughout; all
decorated and In good condition. Lot
62i.xieo feet This place could not
be duplicated for anywhere near the
price we are making and immediate
possession can be arranged for.
,G000-Buys a two-story s-room modern
house built about one year. Located
on a corner lot 62h xl00 feet. on car
line: having large living room. fire.
place, cheerful sun room. affording
fine view. Attractive dining room
and kitchen first floor; large bed
rooms and bath on second floor.
incIudir sleeping porch. Stairway
to attic. Full cemented basement,
etc. This corner will make q hand
some apartment house site and one
could live here for a number Of
years, then move off the house and
still have a property that would DO
Gilt edge for an Investment purpose.
Those houses offer excellent opportuni-
ties for Q person who wants a good home
at q low price on reasonable terms, In
Dundee. and we will be glad to show any
Of them by appointment.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08
MEDICAL

RADIUM water baths and Hot Springs mer-
curry treatment for rheumatism. Dr. M
Pyor. IL Patterson Blk. d. 5S24.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. treated without
surgical operation, Call or write pr
Frank Wray. Sn6 Bee Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08
Dentists.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

]. T. Rowlands and wife to Nellie P.
Agnew. Fortieth street, 255 feet
sOxiSo .,.........................s2,OOO
Herman Theke and wife to Joe Ma
dura, northeast corner Forty first
and streets, 527xl30............ $50
Herman Thiclke and wife to Joe Ma
dura. Thirty sixth street, lis feet
south OF street, esat side. 5Oxl30 $50
DHEmar J. Dreyer and husband to
Herbert E. Anderson, Main srteet,
Benson. $50 feet west of Halcyon
avenue, north side 50xl2s.......
Alhe johnson to Sanislaus Koperski.
Thirtieth street forty-four feet
north Of Frederick. east side. AK
1855 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SUI
l. NJ. Nystrom and wife to NJ. f.
Howell. Thirty-sixth street, 100
feet north of spaulding, west side.
4Oxl2s ............,... l
Rasp Bros. to John F. Vondruska.
Nineteenth street, thirtythree feet
south Of sahler street, east side.
Catherine Beck and husband to
Christian l.. Rossen. Vinton street,
100 feet west Of Seventeenth street.
south side. irregular approximately
26xsO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Lynne Kilgore and wife to Quality
Home Builders Co, Evans street.
fifty feet west OF Sixteenth street,
south side, 40x125.. !
Simon V. johnson and wife to Susan
R. Nichols, Fort street. fifty feet
west of Twenty fifth avenue, north
side, S7x104 INSTRUMENTATION.
Mary Bocke and husband ct al, to
Thirty-secodn and Oak street. 66.3
Frank W. Hodek, southwest corner
xll4o ................ ............
Mark Rogers and wife to Elna NJ.
Jacobsen. Thirty-frst avenue, ninety
feet north of Fowler avenue. west
side, 45xl36 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Linn p Campbell and wife to Kath-
ryn Walsh. Thirty-irst street, 100
feet south of Mason. west side.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08
Miscellaneous.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ACREAGE PROPERTY.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT co.
Offers the Following
ACREAGE PROPERTY;
IN acres on car line. Just outside city linz
its. Groom house, good cistern. 50 fruit
trees and nne well that cost ta6o. Price
$4,000: part cash.
~ acres. Just over the line In sarpy county.
away from the high taxes Rich. level
land, first broken in 1915, Raised I
crops Of alfalfa. $4,000. Terms can be
arranged.
10 acres on Benson car line. Price and
terms can be agreed upon and made sat
isfactory.
N acres on Fort Crook car line; new s.
room house with full cement basement;
new barn 14xls. for IL head OF stock and
other good outbuildings: fenced for chick
ems; good well. Price t2.6So; part cash.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.. INC
&92b South 34th st. Phone South I247.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08
George & Company,
DUNDEE.

rooms. strictly modern. full e-story
home. sLiying ROOM dining room, kitchen
on first floor. finished In oak; . bedrooms
and bath on second floor. finished In white
enamel and oak floors: full cement base
mont; furnace heat. lot soxi6o: on paved
street We have this listed at bargain
figure.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
ss7 Omaha Natl Blk. Bldg. D i7u.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08
Dundee Homes

;5.5oo--For an all modern. full two.story
house, located on Farnam street, be-
tween tsth and 18th, on north front
lot. 6oxl5o feet This property 10 In
excellent repair. has large living
room on the east with fireplace.
Dining room in the front Of the
house. kitchen In rear. Three bed
rooms and sleeping porch on second
floor. Very desirable location.
,5,0eo--For . good substantial house. not
new houses. First floor has nv-
bsttsf constructed than most Of the
new houses. Forst floor has . hv-
ing room. library. dining room.
breakfast room and kitchen. French
doors between the library and break
fast room. Four good sized bed
rooms and bath on the second floor;
large porch. barn suitable for double
garage. number Of large shade
trees. Lot 5bx136.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08
Nebraska Lands,

so ACRES
On Military road. Is miles from Omaha.
all good land. beautiful building site fair
improvements. price $500 an acre, A
bargain,
81 ACRES
I miles south of Fort Calhoun on high
road, 7-room house, barn. garage, chicken
house, cow stables, etc. Nice lawn and
trees and orchard, immediate possession:
small farm home II miles north Of post
office. Price sl2,Soo.
2lS ACRES
Well Improved. y mile west Of Fort Cal
houn, high road, some rough. rs acres
under pillow. so acres alfalfa, 40 acres
seeded to clover, two years growth, bal
anee 10 prairie pasture and some timber.
Mortgage $4,000. payable yearly, ls
miles north of-omaha, $40 an acre.
WESTERN WHEAT LAND,
Why continue to rent high priced east
crn farms. when you can buy In Kimball
count, Nebraska, and s. n. Wyoming,
Laramie county, One crop often pays for
the land. Prices SIS to s2S an acre. We
can sell you from 100 acres to $40 acres.
Ask for pictured folder II you want to
buy.
OKEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
Doug. ans. 1915 Omaha Nat, Bank Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08
South Side.
THE FINEST NEW RESIDENCE


on the South Side from any angle. inside
or out. Modern TO the minute. Brick
veneer. Full cement basement and fin
ished attic. Enameled tubs In laundry.
with washer operated by electric power.
Hot water heat furnished by oil burner
furnace. Bath room sxl0. tub and shower.
completely tiled. 10 rooms, alone cost
1887 TO finish and decorate. Interior oak
finish. Sun parlor and screen porches.
New brick garage with concrete runway.
Plot soxl50; beautifully lawned. Built
by the owner at an original cost Of $4,000.
Has sold his business interests here, de-
sirea to leave the state and directs us to
sell for st2.50o. Any reasonable down
payment accepted. Listed exclusively
with the
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO., INC.
1875 8. 2ith st. Phone South 12F.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08
Minnesota Lands.

CLEAN UPLAND sALE--Lumber company
going out OF business, 10000 acres cut
ov Northeastern Minnesota land, AL
colonization tract; rich soil; suitable for
truck, general and dairy farming and
grazing; close to railroad and auto roads
For quick sale goes at only $3.50 per
acre. third cash, balance five-year on or
before mortage. I per cent. No trades con-
sidered. but will subdivide in tracts Of
5000 acres and up, J, f. Matson, 724
Plymouth Bldg Minneapolis, MINI.