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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-15
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee N. Sattereld were
among the out of town callers In
Fairmont yesterday afternoon.
James Nike was in Fairmont yes
terday evening calling on friends.
Roy Adds was among the Monongah
social callers in Fairmont yesterday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Judy of Bethle.
ham, were in Monongah yesterday
calling on friends and relatives.
Raymond Salvati and John Smith
were among the local social visitors
to Fairmont yesterday.
Miss lnez Meredith was in Fair,
mont yesterday calling on friends.
Miss Isota Candy was among the
local callers in Fairmont during the
weekend.
Miss Maggie Glover was in Edge.
mont over Sunday calling on friends
and relatives.
Herschel Smith was a weekend
business caller in Fairmont.
Lee King and Patsy Pellegrini
were in Fairmont Sunday evening.
Miss Kathryn Price has returned to
her work with the Universal Products
Company of Fairmont after an illness
OF one week.
Miss Beulah Price, of Millens, W
Va, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
i. G. Price, Of Main street for sew.
eral days.
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FEWER HOGS THIS
YEAR THAN LAST
Decree Of 1886 But the As.
sessment is Higher Than
Ever.

Fewer hogs are Icing raised in Ma,
rion county this year than last. There
are 1885 less hogs this year than las,
year, the totals being 5,2O3 in 1916
and 1857 this year. High price of feed
no doubt has wlGie lot to do with it.
With 9O7 hogs Warrington district
takes the lead in the porker market
having had an increase of 667, almost
quadrupling its number of 1916. Man.
nington also leads the sheep market,
The biggest slump in the hog raising
industry Of the county was in Union
district, where there is a shortage of
2,409. The totals contrasted are:
2,716 in 1916 against 307 this year. Lin.
coin district ranke second with SCI
hogs and Paw Paw district third with
4SO.
The other districts according to
rank in hog raising are as follows:
Grant, 3S4; Winfield, 375; Union, SO7:
Fairmont, 176; Fairmont Independent.
72; Fairmont city in Union district,
"a; Warrington city, IS; Monongah,
16; Worthington, 16; Thoburn, 4;
Pennington, s.; Fairview, 5; Rives,
vile, 5; Union Independent, 8.
Although there are 1886 less hogs
in the county tho increased assess.
ment amounts to $6,2S9. Last year the
assessors had returned it as S24l61
for 5000 hogs and this year 1t is $50.
$50 for 1857 porkers.
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NEW MAPS ISSUED BY.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
Three Important Publica'
tons Will be Out This
Month.

The West Virginia Geological Sur
vey will issue during the month OF oc-
tober, 1917, three very important pub.
locations. The geologic map has al
ready been issued, and the Railroad
Map, and Report and Maps OF Clay and
Braxton counties will make their ap-
pearance near the close Of the month.
The coal, oil. gas, limestone and iron
ore map can be delivered now and any
advance orders for the other two pub.
locations will be filled in the order of
their receipt as soon as the publica.
tons in question are delivered by the
printers and engravers, such delivery
being promised about November LIST.
These publications are described in
the following extracts from the printed
circular Of the Survey, and the reader
is also directed how to secure them:
New edition OF coal, oil, gas, lime.
stone and iron ore map, thoroughly re-
vised, showing oil and gas pools, many
anticlinal lines not heretofore shown,
and also the names and postoffice ad.
dresses Of all the principal coal mining
operators in West Virginia up to July
LIST, 1917. Map issued under date OF
October l, 1917; scale, miles to the
inch. Price, folded in strong envelope
and delivered by mail 50 cents.
New railroad map OF West Virginia,
on scale of eight miles to the inch.
showing by numbers all the steam rail.
ways Of the state up to July 1, 1917,
with their mileage and valuation for
taxation. Price, folded in strong en-.
velope and delivered by mail, 80 cents.
Detailed report on Clay and Brax.
ton counties, by Ray V. Hennen, with
notes on Conemaugh fossils by DR..
VIM. Armstrong Price, and Prof. z. C.
Case of Michigan University, issued
under date OF October /, 1917; contain
Ing about 900 pages Il Xxx pages of in.
troductory matter, illustrated with ~
halftone plates and 16 figures in the
text, and accompanied by a case of to.
geographic and geologic maps, the area
OF each county being published on sep.
arate sheets. This is the largest vol.
ume yet prepared BY the Survey, and
is replete with valuable information
on the coal, oil, gas and other minerals
Of these counties, and the geologic
maps give the anticIinals and synclinals
In accurate detail. Price, including
case OF maps, deli'cry charges includ
ed, $3.50; extra copies of the geologic
maps, rs cents each, and of topograph
ic maps. so cents each.
Address the West Virginia Geologi.
cal Survey P. o. Box S4S, Morgantown
w. Va.
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Oil and Gas.

The week closing In the lower on
fields OF West Virginia and Southeast.
ern Ohio shows record of nothing
better than ordinary size producers
in both the oil and gas belts. Consid.
erably more work would be under
way were 1t not for the shortage OF
materials for drilling purposes, oper.
ators say.
In Grant district, Peasants county
West Virginia, Smith & So. have
completed their initial test well on
the L N Irwin farm and 1t will not
make better than flve.barrel pump.
er in the Berea grit
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Denenteo. Am glad TO recommend
them" - MRS. JOHNSON ANDERSON,
School ST., Clarksburg, w. Va.
Health always brings wealth of
beauty, A healthy state of the sys-
TEN comes with Doctor Pierce's Fav-
orite Prescription. It's a medicine
prepared for woman's ailments - it
cures those arrangements aud weak
nesses which make a woman's life
miserable.
1t is prepared from natures roots
and herbs and does not contain q
particle of alcohol or any narcotic.
It's not secret prescription for its
ingredients are printed Oh the wrapper.
Women are earnestly advised to
take it for irregular or painful periods,
backache, headache, displacement, ca
tarrhal condition, hot flashes, sallow
complexion aud nervousness.
If you are sufferer, If your daugh-
ter, mother, sister need help, get DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription in
liquid or tablet form from any medicine
dealer to-day.
Write Dr.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y, for free book on wom-
ans diseases.
The sluggish liver can be cured by
the use of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Biliousuess, coated tongue, bad breath,
are all cleared up and banished by the
use of these tiny sugar coated granules
purely vegetable and harmless, They
do not cause habit.
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MoNONGAH
Enlisted In Navy.

Thursday morning Oliver Glover, a
graduate Of the Fairmont High school
and q popular young man Of this town
will leave for Wheeling, ". Va,
where he has enlisted 1 nthe navy
1t is not known where he will be
sent from here but 1t is very prob.
able that he will go direct to some
ocean naval base. He was given the
regular naval examination during the
latter part of last week which he
passed in excellent condition.
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-SharD breaks
In grain and provision values Sat1r'
day were Offset only to q moderate
degree by shorts. Ideal weather for
curing the corn crop did much to
put the bulls at a disadvantage. Corn
closed firm, but sc TO 1Ac net lower,
With December 1.12h to 11S and May
l.o915 TO 1.o9N. Oats finished shade
Of to &c up. The outcome in pro-
visions ranged from unchanged fig
ureB to Q setback OF 146.
Open Close
CORN
December ........... 11SH liza
May ............,... lO9 1O9hs
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Society Meets.

The Acme Literary society will
meet this evening at the home of DR..
and Mrs G. H. Friedon, who have re.
Gently moved into the former home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Judy. The hos.
tess for the occasion will be Mrs.
Harry Francis King, until just recent.
ly Miss Grace Yoak.
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The candy, ice cream and soft drink
business was given one mighty boost
when West Virginia voted out saloons.
The business now being done in these
lines is surprising and the same re.
ports come from other sections OF the
country where John Barleycorn has
recently been routed In one instance
in Marion county brewery was turn
ed into products concern as the de.
rdand for these kinds Of goods was evi
dent
The season Just ClUSeL was by TAI
the best the ice cream and soft drink
firms have ever had in northern West
Virginia. The various competing con.
Germs have kept travelling men going
night and day ami have advertised
their waves in every available spot.
Ice cream sold at !drty cents a quart
early in the season but finally ad.
Vanced to forty-five cents am ~ a few
instances to fifty cents a quar-.
Redwood is the banner town u1
northern West Virginia when the con
sumption OF ice cream per capita is
made the test. Weston takes seconL
honors. Soft drinks have had their
greatest sale in mining towns and the
honors are about divided among No
nongah in Marion county. Zeicing in
Harrison aud Arden in Barbour.
Imperial ice cream, manufactured at
C!arksburg' aud Marion ice cream, put
out by the Marion Products company
OF Fairmont, forged to the front but
perfection" ice cream kept Elkins on
the map and Morgantown firm kept
its product well before the public. The
Marion Produtcs Company claims that
It's business in ice cream for the past
summer was more than double the sea-
son before. '"' concern made a
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harmon d visiting her sister. hrs. Jay
Hough on Maryland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Harden, Of Ehinns-
ton, spent Sunday with Mrs. Harden's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.. Jenkins on Dia-
mond street.
Charles Layman and family, Of Nor
gantown. are spending few days with
Mr.. Layman's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Basil Layman on Maryland avenue.
Mrs. James Riddle and children, Of
Parkersburg. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cox, on Stevens street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas NuEum have
moved into Mrs. Anna swearingen's
property on East Park avenue.
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Home Missionary Society.

The Home Missionary Society OF the
Diamond Street NJ. E. church will meet
at the home OF MIS-. T. d. Harden on
Water street on Wednesday afternoon.
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The Womans Mission Circle of the
Palatine Baptist church will meet on
Thursday evening At the home of Mrs.
M. d. Orr on Merchant street.
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owen Price, Of Connellsyille, Pa
is in Monongah visiting friends and
relatives While here he will spend
several days with his uncle, Mayor
Thomas G. Price.
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Evening Chat

They wouldn't let him play with the
rough little boys
who lived in the neighborhood,
They told him to beware OF the tough
little boys
And they made 1t understood
That good little boy mustn't grub
around
With the common" little boys at
all,
But must stay right close to his own
home ground
And be safe from a fight or brawl
They said he could mingle with
enough little boys
Who came from the better class,
Sc he wouldn't have to frolic with the
tough little boys
To make his playtime pass;
And thus he was coddled to his mans
estate
In . perfectly proper way,
And they sent him forward to combat
his fate
With the worlds grim game to play
And there he struggled with the rough
little boys
Who had also aged and grown,
But he hadn't ever Travelled with
these tough little boys
And be could not hold his own
Eor he didn't understand 'em or the
things they did
And his failure came to pass,
Since he hadn't learned TO battle
when right young kid,
With the tough little boys
And the rough little boys
Who came from the lower class"
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EAST SIDE
- NEWS -
Aid Society.

The Aid Society OF the Diamond
Street N, E. clutch will meet at the
home of Mrs. T. d. Harden on Water
street Thursday afternoon to quilt.
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
clarksburg, w. va.-"I heard of DR..

Pierce's remedies
and used them
when living in
Ridgway, w, Va,
whcre we kept a
store. l was in a
delicate way and
Fl vorite Pre-
scription' with
Golden Medical
Discovery made
me comfortable
aud built ME up.
l was greatly
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-15

Although he has donned the uni
form of a sea.soldier only since June
. last, James S. Poundstone, Fairmont
boy serving in the United States
Marine Corps, has already qualified
as marksman, winning the coveted
medal and an increase Of pay. He
won his spurs at the recent Port Ro,
al. S. c., shooting trials, after ex.
perts had put him and fellow Marines
through a series of training at. the
various island camps.
1t is an open secret that thousands
Of Marines are now in France ready
to take their stand in the cause for
democracy and the local boy will be
well prepared when the time comes
to Join them. He is the son of Mrs,
Amanda E. Poundstone, of Fairmont,
and Joined the Marine Corps at
Wheeling, W. Va.
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SHORT JURY SESSION.
MONTGOMERY, w Va, Oct 15.-
The Fayette county grand jury was
only in session seven hours at the
October term.
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boost In price Of ten per cent. on Au-
gust 26, which is reasonable advance
in these times. The Marion Products
company would not fill its orders for
soft drinks and hardly any concern
operating in Northern West Virginia
could do SO.
Brooks & Lake, concern with
places in both Fairmont and Morgan.
town, Is reported to have sold out in
the last few days. The buyer ia report.
ed to be Harry Flowers, manager OF
Stevenson's business. The Morgan.
town branch may be closed, according
to rumor.
The Black Diamond Products com.
pany, of Watson, which is branch Of
the Fairmont Coal company stores, is
leading manufacturer of soft drinks
In this section. Carnichaels at Clarks
burg is one of the big candy firms Of
this region and is credited with big
summer season. The Fairmont Candy
company is another concern which
made good for itT size, being a one
man affair.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell of Christ Episco.
pal church has returned to his pull.
pit after a months vacation. His
parishioners received new inspiration
yesterday morning in the shape of
one OF his vital sermons delivered
with more than usual depth of feel.
ing. Among the many helpful things
he said were the following:
We could spare many Chapter OF
Scripture better than the Chapter in
which is our text, Let not your heart
be troubled. Jesus teaches us to
look on life as a school of character.
Many have peace in the midst of
trouble and the essential OF the un.
troubled heart is faith in the Christ.
like God. The kind of a God we
Worship is a matter of supreme i'm.
portance. Go through the nations of
past and present and Judge their God
by their character. Who is the
Christlike God? | like this definition
best, God is the personal spirit who
in His holy love creates, sustains and
orders all. 1t means He thinks and
feels and whistle personal contras.
ted with vagueness and dimness. He
is more than kind and gracious
goodness and power are gathered up
in Him.
The second essential of an untrou.
bled spirit is a Christlike view of
life. Even mouse is a miracle-we
need not go in search OF the beautiful
we must carry it with us or it
amounts to nothing. He who sees no
CLEAN in the dusty every.day.ness of
life is being defrauded OF one of the
highest privileges in life.
The members of Christ Episcopal
church were glad indeed to have their
rector back again.
Although he has donned the uni.
form Of a sea.soldier only since June
5 last, James S. Poundstone. Fairmont
boy serving in the United States
Marine Corps, has already qualified
as markSman, winning the covetad
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~CAN EAT ALMOST
Anything" SAYS
mrs. {. ]. HOWELL
Tells How Wentworth Ov'
ercame Her Nervous
Indigestion.

Mariettas Wentworth druggist very
recently received the following thank.
full letter from a greatly benefited
customer:
Mr.. Will S. Richardson:-I have
taken several bottles of Nerv.Worth
and find it very beneficial in relieving
nervous Indigestion and its kindred
ailments. Can eat almost anything
while taking it and cheerfully recon.
mend it to anyone suffering with this
ailment.
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Yours very truly,
MRS. EMMA j. HOWELL,

MINI I'M MY d IlO W L.1l
AIS Washington St, Marietta, o.
ANOTHER GRATEFUL LETTER.
Mrs. Ora Burns, of 800 Greene
street, Marietta, was also moved the
other day to tell of similar happy
Nerv.Worth experience, which she
did in the following letter:
Will S. Richardson:-I feel so much
better since | took one bottle OF
Wentworth Lost appetite, but now
l can't get enough to eat And had
the headache, but it has entirely left
me. Couldn't rest at night and would
have to get up, but now | can go to
bed and sleep good all night and !
advise anybody who has the headache
and loss of appetite TO take Nerv.
Worth.
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS

MARKeTs CLOSED eATURoAY.
The stock exchanges throughout
the country which were closed Fri
dAy on account Of Columbus day 70.
manned closed on Saturday.
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FOR SALE-Fine plantations, 200 IN
to S,240 acres, near Richmond. Fine
stock, grain, grass snd tobacco farms,
S. NJ. McCutcheon, Blackstone, Va.
l0.I6.Rt. 2a7I
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MRS ORA R1rRNs

Cranes drug store sells Nerv,
Worth. Your dollar back if this ia
nous family tonic does not do for
you what it did for these, Marietta
sufferers.
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FARMS roR SAFE

FOR sALE-My farm Of lis acres.
nine room house, cellar. water ii
door, 4 miles from railroad, Il mile
from High school, church and small
town. This farm has 20 acres Of sec.
ond bottom land. barn SaxS2, slate
roof and basement, stable, cattle,
barn 20xS0, slate roof, calf shed 16x
20, wagon shed. 2Ox3O, coal and oil
unsold, plows. harrow. hay forks,
mower, rake, corn pillow and two milk
COWS. all for S94250. Possession aAy
time; easy terms. Call or address
z: NJ. Duncan. Freeport. Ohio.
FOR SALE - go acre farm, good 3.
story house, with cellar; barn and
other buildings; farming tools; two
head horses, s head cattle, 6 hogs, so
chickens, cream separator, piano.
enough rough feed to winter stock:
i n miles TO town with good traded
school, churches, cream station. river
sand road. Price for all, $4,000 from
owner. Mrs. Rhoda Hutson, Reedsytlie.
Ohio. Rt No. l. 10.1S-at,2s6s
FOR SALE-F!ne plantations. 200 M
to 3,240 acres near Richmond E,ty,e
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"ANTED-school teacher on Rural
DIST Address Box 1870, West Wiz.
slnlan. 10.1b.3t.2A70
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WANTED

S7e>eNso~0~0S0~~0~~@So-0
WANTED-5000 old feather beds.
Highest cash prices paid. Mail or.
ders PROMPTLY attended to. Write
Pullman Feather Company, p. O. Box
2771, West Virginan. S.31.tf.277l
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Es ~ e need OF every family Faont vicinity American
nnbsr on patoue holidays supply limited
price Of dsS1 ~ Sot [sdSuousy small he
The es a0oTe coupons eosecutye 9rese them at
Cells extra for mailing for ~ Jus nSs ~ yours Zen
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WANTED-Old false teeth. Don't
matter If broken pay $500 to
$500 per set. Send by parcel post
and receive check by return mail.
L. Mazer, 2OO7 S. Fifth Street, Phila.
delphia, Pa. lO.12.6t .2g5o
FALSE TEETH-Wc pay as high as
$3.50 per set for old false teeth, no
matter if broken; also gold crowns.
bridge work. Mail to Berner's False
Teeth Speciality, ~ Third St, Troy, N
Y, and receive ca sh by return mail.
lO-l5-26t.2977
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ECLASSIE ID AID FER Using |
FoNEeENzsA WORD s%s-s CASH WITH ORDER
LOST AND Fou

I0SfNS1iSaSTr- "> SSIrss vim 6S%S 10.
NJ. Mccoy, Masillon, o., in purse.
Contained $500 and exemption papers
OF John Williams. Reward II returned
to Box 297l West virgtnian.
lO-15-2t.2s71
HELP WANTED-MALE
wANTED-Men. Steady work. Hei.
mick Foundry Machine Co.
S-24.tf.2744
WANTED-Pick and shovel Iaborers.
Apply onswork at Rivesville, W. Va.
Paw Paw district road work. Ridge
Bros, Contractors. 1O-S-12t.2935
OPERATE non.commission real es.
tate business. Capital and expert.
ence unnecessary. Write Non.Com.
mission Agency, Lima. Ohio.
1O.12.6t.2s5S
RooMs-FURNTsHED
S~S~S~~NS~S~~~~~-~00~N
FOR RENT-Furnished room. Gentle.
men. 11O7 Alexander Place.
1O.2.tt.2sO5
FOX RENT-Furnished room, second
floor 224 Washington street. Gen.
tiemensonly. 1O.9.5t.2g42
FOR RENT - Furnished rooms, Il
Rhea Terrace. Phone 792.R.
10.10-3t.294S
HOUSES EoH RENT
S0S~~~~N~@~N~~~~>~S~SNI
FOR RENT Desirable seven room
house on Maryland Ave. Possession
Nov. II. c. S. Riggs, Watson Bldg.
l0.12.tf.?96O
FOR RENT - House of four rooms,
Call Bell phone 596.R. lO.l3.3t 1852
FOR RENT - Edgemout two.stoTy Z:
room house, bath basement, water,
gas, one square from car line. +, b,
Tetrtck, sos Benonl Ave. 1O.1S.2t.2g6y
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WANTED = a girl. Apply Friday
WOODEN Mills Tailoring Co. Next
door to Princess Theatre. 10.l5.4t.2D7s
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HOUSES EOK RENT


FOR RENT Desirable seven room
house on Maryland Ave. Possession
Nov. II. c. S. Riggs, Watson Bldg.
l0.l2.tf.?g6O
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SAVE THIS COUPON
AMERICAN FLAG COUPON
NUMBER 1874

three OF these consecuvey numbered at the office
with sewed stripes fast coors ~ "e '"' Aee'
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RooMs-FURNIsHED

FOR RENT-Furnished room. Gentle
men. 11O7 Alexander Place.
l0.2.tf.29O5
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FOR RENT - House of four rooms.
Call Bell phone 596.R. 1O.l3.3t.2962
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WANTED-Pick and shovel laborers.
Apply onswork at Rivesville, W. Va.
Paw Paw district road work. Ridge
Bros, Contractors. 10-S-12t.2935
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-26
BOARD FOR WAR METALS.
Members to Deal With Supply of Brass
and Aluminium.

Members TO Deal With Supply OF BraSa
and Aluminium.
Washington.-Tod deal with problems
Of brass and ALUMINIUM supply for the
army and navy the Council Of National
Defense created two committees to act
In conjunction with the raw materials
committee Of the Civilian Advisory
Commission. The two new committees
are expected to bring highly valuable
technical information to the army and
navy. Committees to deal with other
raw materials vital to the conduct Of
the war are being formed and will be
announced later.
The two committees announced fol-
low:
Brass-Charles F. Brooker and c. D.
Goss, Waterbury, Conn; Lewis n.
Jones, Detroit; Barton Hazelton, Rome,
N. 2, and F. ]. Kingsbury, Bridgeport,
Conn.
Aluminum-Arthur T. Davis, New
York; e. e. Allyne, Cleveland, and Jo-
seph A. Janney, Philadelphia.