The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-09

scnoolh' YeSteroay received a letter
from his brother, Wilbur S. Moore, Of
PhlADDi Barbour county. who 10 now
2 colder boy at Camp Lee Va. Mr.
Moore states that he has passed the
examination and he has reason u be-
HeTe that the entire twenty-sfx Bar
boar county boys will qualify in this
regard. There are $4,000 soldier boys
in the camp.
Appeals the caac-I'ollowing the
decision OF Justice Price, OF Monon.
Bah, finding in favor OF the plaintiff
for $4,000 yesterday afternoon In
the civil suit OF c. b Frum. OF Mon.
tana Mines, VS.. the Town OF Rives.
vile, an appeal was taken to the cir.
cult court. 1t was taken by Attorney
r. Lee Fleming, of Fairmont, who
represents the Town OF Rivesville in
the suit Attorney l.. c. Musgrave
represents the plaintiff.
Course Of Study Here - Pamphlets
containing "A Brief Outline OF the
Course OF Study in Elementary
Schools" have been issued by the State
Board Of Education for the school year
Of 1917.1918 and they are now at the
office of the county superintendent for
distribution. NJ. P. Shawkey, state
superintendent, OF Charleston, gives
the work in detail
5ankrupts Adjudication - Adjudica.
ton OF bankruptcy OF Josiah Van Kirk
Thompson has been received at the OF.
flee OF the county clerk for record. Il
was issued in the office OF the District
Court OF the United States for Western
Pennsylvania at Pittsburgh on Septem.
Der 10, on the petition of Waitman H.
Conway ct al. Mr.. Thompson owned
in Marion county.
Deeds Recorded-Up to noon today
these deeds were entered for record
by A. G. Martin, county clerk: H. C.
Cummins ct ux., to A. j. and NJ. E. Fer.
guson, lot of 3S square poles in the
village OF Downs, Lincoln district, 81;
Andrew j. Ferguson ct ux. to l.. S.
Schwenk, trustee, same lot, 81; Aida
L. Bailey to Jacob Emrick and Nettie
Emrick, lot iii the Fairmont Develop.
ment company's addition to the city Of
fairmont, SLIGO; Dominica Tristiano
TO Mariannina Vultaggio, lot in River
view addition. Farmont, 81.
Hebrew Holidays Over - Today
marked the close of the eighth day of
the Feast Of the Tabernacle or which
is known as the Day of Recognition OF
the Law.
Tobacco Going Up-Purchaser no.
ticed within the past few days that an
extra cent was tackled on to the regu-
ia" price for bagged tobacco. This is
in keeping with the special war tax
levy.
Jewish Relief Fund-Thus far sew.
t1al hundred dollars have been paid in
tc Simon D. Goodman, treasurer, of the
local committee organized to receive
funds for the relief of the Jewish peo.
pie in the war.stricken counties. Eff.
fort is being made to secure all of the
subscriptions before the close Of the
present week. After that the money
will be forwarded to the national head.
quarters in New York city.
Officers Called to WheeIfna-Sheriff
A. M. Glover, John S. Glover, Howard
Adams and J. L. Blocher were served
with writs by Deputy United States
Marshal John D. Moore, OF Morgan
town, to appear in Wheeling on Octo.
Ter 16, when busy session of the Fed.
cral Court will be held. The local PEG.
pie are witnesses in the trial of Sam
Audta, an Italian, OF Fairmont, who Is
charged with violating the dry laws.
OH for tington-Beginning today
the sessions of the Grand Lodge Of
West Virginia, Independent Order oil
Odd Fellows, will he held. at Hunt.
ington Tho session will continue on
Wednesday and Thursday.
On Monday afternoon H. w. stone.
king, secretary. and J. A. Hess, the
representative of Palatine Lodge,
and Walter H Watson, representa-.
tive, W. G Hill, l.. C. Fitzhugh and
W. s. Pitzcr, secretary of Marion
Lodge. left for Huntington to attend
the convention Miss Daisy May, the
delegate from West Virginia lodge is
attending No. 81. Daughters of Rebe-
kah. the meeting OF the Grand Lodge
OF that body in Huntington.
Is Much unprecedented Reid,
waitress at The White Cloud restaur.
ant on Madison street, Is recovering
nicely from the effects OF having a
broken needle removed from der foot.
1t penetrated that member last week.
DR.. H. S. Keister attended her.
Recovering from operation-Mrs.
Louis Cotrill. of Warrington, who had
been at'the Cook hospital is GONZALES.
cling after having been operated upon.
New oaS WelI-A we'll which the
Monongahela Valley Traction com.
pany drilled at Cross Roads has come
in and 1t is reported to be good for
a million feet per day. This add.
uonal flow will be turned into the
mains OF tho city within. = short
time, ,~ "a
Seriously Injured -. A. L. Monroe,
who was injured at Everson, W. Va.
a short distance above Monongah, and