The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-08

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THE WEATHER.
-- West Va.-Thur-
II II wv der showers this
" III " afternoon and to-
4 " WW night; cooler Suh
VI /2@ day, probably far
II 80 and continued cool.
@ NJ Weather Readings.
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10y. ~. a. m. today, "a,
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AAm D 4 Their, clear; tenn
A1AS perature, maxi
~ mum, 81; mini
mum, 81; precipitation, "a.
S, s. nvention-Tomorrow the
Sunday schools OF Winfield district
will hold other district convention at
MOUNT LlOu ClulSA. AL A4NSA SSNAAAS
program has been prepared.
Salvation Army Ambulanee-Cap-
tain Bryant Of the Salvation army is
raising fund of $1,000 for the purpose
of sending a Fairmont ambulance 70
the French front. The subscription
list was headed with $125 contributed
by IS friends. The total subscriptions
are now little over $500.
At Washington Conference-H. f.
Jones, clerk OF White Oak camp, Wood
men OF the the world will leave to-
morrow for Washington where he will
represent the Woodman lodges OF the
state at a conference called at the re-
quest OF Food Administrator Hoove.
for September 10. Mr.. Jones was
elected to represent the West Viz
GINA lodges by Sovereign Commander
w. A. Frazer.
consol nspeetlon-The annual i'll.
spection of the Consolidation coal
company properties will be held next
week. The inspection party which will
include about 40 officials Of the com
pany will start at Somerset, Pa, on
Tuesday. From the Pennsylvania
properties they will go to Frostblrs
and take in the Maryland plants. FroI.
Maryland the scene of activities Will
shift to Clarksburg Friday morning
and the remainder of the week viii
be spent in the local field. The fore
part of the following week will be de.
voted to an inspection of the Kentucky
fields operated by the Consolidation.
Nurses to Meet-Tuesday evening
the members OF the graduate Nurses
Association of Marion county wilt
meet at o'clock at the home of Mrs
Kneisel 9S Fourth street, to MAKE
final arrangements for the meeting u
the state convention of nurses which
will be held in this city later in the
month. Miss Vernon, of Elizabeth. w
Va, and the president of the Marion
county association will be in the city
for the meeting Tuesday.
3. & o. Statement-The statement
Of the earnings and expenses for me
Baltimore and Ohio railroad system
during the month of JULY issued yes.
tepday show that while the operating
revenues were S11,92O,443, which was
an increase of $1,766,530 over the same
month last year a jump of $1,770,793
In operating expenses cut the net op.
Grating figures to S3,oS2,7S7 which is
loss of s4,263 over the net for July
1915.
Gets compensatlon-Among the
awards by the State Workmen's Com.
pensation department yesterday was
one Of IS a week for As weeks to Nick
Geargie, an employee of the Fairmont
Window Glass company who sustain.
ed lacerated wound OF the fingers.
Paul Raymond InIured-Paul Hay
mond is a patient at Cook Hospital
as the result OF an accident at the
plant Of the Raymond Coal Co. al
Mt. Morris, Pa, several days ago
Haymond's back was injured and he
came to his home here where he re
manned a few days before entering
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