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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19
Personals

Miss Virginia CaskilI has returned
from EIkins where she had spent tho
week end with friends.
J. H. Row&nd has returned from \
visit to New York and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Rowand and mother Mrs. sara
Cunningham who had spent the winter
at Atlantic City viii remain there for
several weeks longer.
Mrs. John f Baker OF Keyser IS
the guest OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. MerriaeId.
Miss lane Richards OF Prncytowu
returned home yesterday after spend
i2s the week end with her sister Miss
Anna Richards on :be East Side.
John T. Latham an aged resident ~
the Ess. Side is Improving from a Sc
we're Illness. His wife IS now quite IL
~ her home.
Mrs. Miles FraEkirberry IS recover
ing from an Illness with pneumonia
Mrs. Heath Cones underwent an op
grafton this mo Tping at Cook hospital.
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John W. Davis is
Probing Hog Island
rsy Associated Press

WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-investiga'
ton of all phases of the enormous e%-
penditures in building OF government
ship yards at Hog island. Pa. has
been started by secret service men and
other agents of the department OF JUS
tice. Upon the return to Washington
today of Attorney General Gregory it
became known that Solicitor General
Davis. acting in his absence, had
launched the inquiry ordered by Pres
Mr.. Gregory conferred with the 50
Iicitor general and approved mis- ac'
ton. It is expected that in line with
the presidents suggestion that attor'
nev General will name a special as
sfstant to conduct the investigation
but this probably will now be done I'M
iii after the preliminary inquiry now
under way have developed reports up
on which to work.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19
Philippi Man New
State Game Warden
Rv Assoc,ated 20

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Feb. 10
Gov. Ccrnwell today announced the
appointment OF Charles W. Branden.
OF Philippi, as state forest, game and
fish warden to succeed ]. a. Viquesney
of Belington. whose term OF office eX-
PRED this month and who few weeks
ago announced his intention of retir-
ing from office for the purpose OF en-
tering business.
Mr.. Brauden is appointed for term
OF four years and will assume office to-
morrow. February 20. His headQuar-
ters will be located at Philippi. He
formerly was circuit clerk OF Barbour
county for two terms.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19
Premier Tells Why
Robertson Went
a. Assoeiated Presel

LONDON. Feb. I9.-Premier LLOYD
George today made in the House OF
Commons his eagerly awaited state
ment regarding the recent army chang
es.
He said the government was anx,
ious 10 retain the services Of General
Sir William Robertson as chief or staff
so long as it was compatible upon tue
policy decided upon N common with
Great Britains allies.
The Premier said the policy OF the
government was based upon the as
sumption that the allies had suffered
in the past through lack OF concerted
and coordinatcd effort. II had been
,.~clr-Sd to set up central authority
to coordinate strategy OF the allies.
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and Will furnish many others in the
The list of the men in service as
printed in The campaign booklet is as
Arcn W. Adams, Geo. L Andrews.
T. !. Ashcraft Jr., T. Ray AHA, Geo.
4. Barnes. H c. Brake. Rev. J. C.
Broom field. Carl J. Carter. keona
Clark. Guy Crisler. Lee Roy Crowl'
Leslie L..Cook. J. {. Cox. Edward Oar
ney. Zeke Davis. Lindsay Frame. Tom
F-eeIand. Robert Furmar. ]. Clarence
F'aw. Lloyd FurDec, Arlie Grimes. Joe
Hartley. Herbert Hamilton. Howard
hawkins, Ralph Hamilton. Fred Heint-
zeImar, Leo Hood. p. II. Isenhart,
Louis LANCE. Capt Claude Layman.
Victor Levelle. a. N. Jacobs, ]. w
Right. VIM. Macxel. Jr.. John W. Ma
son. Jr. Archie Meredith. Floyd Nor
row. Orville Nay. ". D. North. Arthur
+. Pitlcr, Frank PAYNE. DR.. R. H.
Powell. Edward Stevens. Earl H.
Smith. Julian Stealey. Gray Stump. II.
]. Orthoefer. c. J. Ramsey, Venton
Riggs. Homer c. Toothman. Bryon
Tenant. H. D. Wade. o. \. Watson,
C. Lyle Watson, Heber Van Glider.
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E.M.E.hII.M MEMBERSHIP |.
Continued from Page one.)

ham. President Hartley Was author
lied 10 appoint a commiJJee 70 submit
a revised set of bylaws and a new
constitution at the next annual meet
ing Of the association in whicn mem
beers OF The Young Women's depart
ment Will be represented on the board
OF directors.
Miss Grace Foster. secretary o: the
YounS WomanS department gave
short talk on the work that IS being
done IN this department. The report
was interesting and showed that the
rapid development of girls activities.
For the benefit OF girls now belonging
20 this department. 4 twenty PEI cent
discount in the cost OF membership
viii be gwen.
Those attending the Red and Blue
get-together meeting and the annual
meeting OF the association last night
are as follows:
ID. a. Maurer. I. Y. Carpenter, Hugh
7. Smith, Mariory S. Haas. Ruth ".
Fleming Ann J joyce. Mrs. Arthur
Martin. Doriha Howard. Vera Francis.
Smith Hood. W. J. Wiesel. Ernest
Sher@ard. Paul W. LANCE. 7. II. Pier
son. J. NJ Hartley. [. II. Dunlap, W.
II. Spedden. Anthony Bowen. Shannon
Allen. Joe Greer. :. N. Jacobs. Ross
a. Watts. j. {. Miller. Fred Hclmick.
Otis c. Wilson. Francis Blossom, James
o. Watson. y. A Hustcad. H. E. En-
gle. Edna N. Jacobs. q. J. Kern. c. Z.
Hutchinson, 4 {. Polk. J. u. Jacobs.
Ms. {. =. Hutchinson. Mrs. o. F.
i-ough. Dorcas Prichard. Robt. 7. Gun
niugham. Margaret Ice. Joseph Roster,
Ivy l. Fustead. Florence b. Richard
son. Margaret Ruth Smith. Letha
Mann Cora II. Bowen. G. w. Buckley.
Paul Hamilton. VI. Mills. Trevey Nut
ter. s. NJ. Eccles. H. {. Owen. Clyde
a. Hill, Bailey Hupp. Robert G. Smith.
:. Ray Tcothman. Mitcheu Mills. ".
L. Buckley. c. II. Bloom. w Z. Hamil
ton, Clarence d. Mitchell. y. G. Mar
tin. X. a Rock. Geo. H. Brobst. Mrs.
{. Richard Ii2ll. Ralph II. Began. Wal
ter Finley. Edgar L. Worthington. ".
\. Engle.
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Hopes Surgery Will
Restore Usefulness

]. II. Bircher. an aged citizen of
3ionongaiia county WHO resides near
Wadcstowa was admitted to FaiTmont
Hospital No. today suffering with a
ruhercular limb. Mr. Bircher is an
old citizen and until he became afflict-
ed with the diseased limb was an in
dustrious man. The leg has incapi-
Gated him from labor and he entered
the hospital with the hopes that a
bone might be removed and he may ne
restored 70 health again and thus be
able 20 resume his occupation. He
had 20 drive ten miles through the
mud in order to reach the street car
line al Fairv.cw.
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Y.N.G.A. COULD HAVE
LARGE SERVICE FLAG
Over One Hundred Young
Members Have Gone
Into the Service.

Over one hundred members OF the
Fairmont. Young Mems Christian AS
sociarfo1. are now in government ser
y;ra The one hundred young Fair
monters who have answered their
countrv's call are among the most &C
i've members OF the association and
their absence is realized more than
ever doing the present membership
campaign. 49,.
Young Fairmonters, meaning that many
new memberships must be secured
during the present campaign to keep
the old association up to standard.
In view of the many young men who
have entered the service from the local
institution and others that have taken
m Army y. NJ {. A work. it IS not
difficult to realize the significance OF
The campaign motto, Maintain the
Home Base" which is printed on each
campaign book
The Fairmont Young Mems Chris
,fan Association has been real live
base in furnishing men for Uncle Sam
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John Carrieo is in
Serious Condition

John Carrico. aged about IS. who
was seriously injured in an accident
which occurred at the PoIlack coal
mines in MononSalia county several
weeks ago is &ticalI@ Il at Fairmont
hospital today and little hopes are en-
teriained for his recovery Carrico
was engaged in transporting coal
across the river from the mine to
the railroad and was caught in the
chains Of the conveyor and so badly
crushed about the lower part OF the
body that it was feared he would sue
cunb at the time to his injuries. He
was brought to Fairmont hospital No
> and improved for awhile. However
he suffered a relapse and IS thought
TO be in a dying condition today.
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many PATRIOTIC
tcontinued from Page onel

which will be OF a patriotic nature
hut the Washington's birthday pro-
grams proper will he rendered at the
Central school for the East side OF the
river.
{. ". Evans chairman Of the speak
ers' bureau. thinks it is mistake TO
have celebrations on Thursday and
trusts that entertainments planned FOX
that day or night be changed 10 F:i-
day wherever it is possible. He arsues
that it is just as convenient to hold
such programs on Friday as Thursday
and that a Washington's birthday cele-
bration at any other time than on
Washingron's birthday is like Ham
let with Hamlet left out"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19
Nine Horses Perish
In Burning Barn

A fire. the origin of which is I'M
known. DESTROYED barn near Wyatt
Saturday and nine horses. all owned
by Sam Polino. the well known local
contractor. were burned TO death. The
horses were all valuable and it is like
IL tina. the loss will amount to several
thousand of dollars
PoIino is now completing contract
at Wyatt and was engaged in work at
that town at the time OF the fire. The
fire was first discovered about l
O'Clock IN the morning, too late to res
cue the animals.
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Private Funeral For
Capt. Vernon Castle
CEr associated P-essl

NEW YORK. Feb. l9.-Private milf
tar. funeral services for Captain Yer
non Castle of the Royal flying corps.
who was killed in an ae-oplane acct
dent at Fort Worth, Texas, last Fri
day. were held today at the Little
Church Around the Corner. The rec
tor of the church. the Rev. DR.. George
D. Houghton. and the Rev. DR.. Herbert
l.. Shipman. chaplain of the 104th
Field Artillery. L. s. a. officiated. A
detachment of the Royal Flying corps
escorted the body TO the church. The
paIlbearers were officers from the Fly
ing corps.
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Lend Glasses
To Government

The collection OF Eyes for the
Navy" in the offices OF City Clerk Al
bert ]. Kern is gradually increasing
Several prominent citizens have re-
Gently brought in their binoculars,
iic;d glasses. opera glasses. spy glass
es and other glasses, some Of them
very expensive, TO lend to the govern
To date there are eight instruments
ready to be shipped to Washington. A
shipment from Fairmont will be made
up within the nest few days. The toi-
lowing have contributed: o. S. NC
Kinney. A J. Kern, Howard Wood
ward. Charles E. SidweiI. c. L. Shaver.
Lutte Brown. Prof. Walter Barnes.
Commissioner ]. Walter Barnes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Guardians Appointed-These guar
dianS have been appointed by the coun
II court: Margaret a. Fiuhar;y has
been named guardian Of Homer. Lille.
Myrtle, Nettie and Opal. infant heirs
Of the late George w. Fluharty. Bond
IN the sum OF $50 in each case was Civ
en. making total Of $3.50. ]. Z. Nor
m has ben named as guardian OF Eph-
ram, James G. and Elmus Hayhurst.
infant heirs of James B. Hayhurst.
Bonds IN the sum of $500 in each case.
amounting to $500 was furnished D.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Deeds F,p-These deeds have been
flied for .ecord with a. G. Martin.
comfy clerk: CIermont Cemetery Co.
70 Charles r. Hunsaker. lot No. s IN
CIernout cemetery in Grant afstrict.
$50 Harry Y. Scott and wife 10
Nellie C. Bailey. a parcel or land IN
F'airmont district, 81. Grace L. Bar
Iser and husband to Bruce w 1rau& 81.
a paccel of land in the CITY Oh ar,
mont. 5000. George w Beatty ana
wife TO Maude D. Huey. a parcGl OIL
Ind IN Long Drain, Buffalo reek in
S NJ, district. Nillard II. Beat
~ n NI2ude D. Huev parcel of land
On Long Drain of Buffalo creek in Man
niugton district. 81.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Z Reduced the capitsI-.At the office
% the county clerk today a certificate
OF Incorporation was filed. having been
received from the stare department at
Charleston. in which the Z. II. Jen-
nings Bros company. coal operators.
decreased their capital from five mil
lion dollars TO $685., 900. Under the
chapter they are incorporated 10 mine
coal and manufacture steel and coke
Headquarters are in Newark, y. j, but
there are interests IN this county
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OPERATORS NILL
Confined from Page oas.)

the preparation OF prices from August
las; to January OF this year before So
ing into the difficult work Of comput-
ing cost OF production in 1916. The
committee feels that 1t is wisdom 10
have Tie latest figures prepared first
inasmUch ms they viii he more Inn
portanr IN the event that the data
should be called for before all the costs
required have been reported by the
many operators of the region
New Plans for Jobbers' Margins.
DR.. H. A. Garfield. Federal Fuel Adj
miuistrator. has reeffirmed previous
rulings that coal confiscated under
government orders previous 10 jar
is may be billed at the contract price
upon which the original shipment was
made. Coal shipped after that date
must be billed at government price
but the shipper may add fifteen cents
a ton covering office expenses proTjd-
ing the coal had been shipped on
bona-fide contract. II the coal was
shipped at government price It mUe
be billed at that figure.
Dr.. Garfield has announced the new
plan for jobbers margins. effective
April mot April IL as announced in
some PittSbuTG papers OF Monday
which was forecasted in these col
umnS several days sgo. The same
item appeared in some OF the SUNDAY
newspapers and was IN the bulletin
issued by the National Coal AsSocta-
ton last Saturday. The jobbers must
look 10 the operators for their commits
sions after April 1 but the producers
prices will be raised slightly.
The National Coal association IS
working on q uniform contract which
will be submitted TO the Federal Fuel:
Administration. II was suggested by,
operators OF the Pocahontas field. in
the event that the government adopts
the suggestion il will probably be
made TO cover all coal fields in all re-
Sions. q
His Own Car Detective.
Tom Arnett is completely disgust
ed with the way the railroad business
is being conducted. so much 50 that;
he has sent his own man out to look
up the cars which we're loaded at the
mines operated by Mr. Arnett or pur-.
chased by him. This representative
went from Fairmont to Grafton and
then makes Keyser. Cumberland and
Baltimore n turn. He will check the
index offices n a search for cars some
Of which where shipped out Of here
as long ago as last June. Mr.. Arnett
has tried and tried 10 get some salts
faction out OF the railroads. he has
coaxed, eutreated and threatened with
out getting results. His experience IL
laugnabIe were it not so serious. He
has actually been assured that the
railroads had no records Of cars beinE
on their line when the same car would
show up the next day after fortnight
on that particular division. He had
one experience where a car lay AZ
days on side track where he and his
employees had every chance to get a
lesson of the inefficiency OF the rail-
roads in this section. - s1h7E
Coal Notes. =
The West Virginia Traction and
Electric company sold 80 acres OF coal
on SCOTS run to the Greemont Fael
company which expects to be shipping
coal by May Is.
The Sabraton plant Of the American
Tin Plate company near Morgantown,
is temporarily closed down and the
car shortage is said to be responsible.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

shriners Ceremonial session-Next
Saturday, Osiris Temple. Ancient Ar
a5ic order MOBILES OF the Mystic Shrine
viii hold a ceremonial session at the
temaIe in Wheeling. A number or
Fairmonters will make the trip
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Miss Dora Elizabeth Harmon has
the distinctfo nof being the first Of
New York girl conductors of the sur
face cars TO wed, her newly acquired
husband being Chief Petty Onicer
7 .aWYcr. L. 5. y.
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AccIDENT o. BATTLEsHlP.

WASHINGTON. Feb. -. = Eignt
men have been injured in an explosion
of cartridge case during target prao-
tice on the cruisr Montana. A brief
report to the navy department today
carried no details of the accident and
did rot give the names of the men
hurt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Financial Statement Fiied-At the
Office of the county clerk today the
annual financial statement of the fl-
deity & Deposit company of Maryland
was fled for record. The assets are
$I2.034.691.oS and the surplus and IN
divided profits are S1,S12,$22.74
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

That Indietment-Sot a little COM
nent has been made on the clever in
dictmenc which was read at the Ma
rion County Bar Associa ton banquet
in honor TO Ex-Governor Fleming Il
was learned today that the document
vas a product OF the mind OF Attorney
Henri :. Lively. VINO with Hon. Z. N.
Showal;er, drafted the unique Gocu-
ment.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Joins Signal cerps-Harold H Tet-
rick has Joined the land division OF the
signal corps and is now on his way to
Fort L,eavenworth, Kansas. He is a
resident OF Fairmont and was Volun-
farify inducted into military service
OK the local draft board. He left for
tie western cantonmenr yesterday
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Baroness Huson de Carcenac has
offered. through the French Consul
ate at New Orleans. her famous Cha
teau de Mesine St. Denis in France as
= hospital for wounded Louisiana sol
Giers-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Ministers Certificate FiIed-Today
at the office Of the county court Rev.
Walter NJ. Jennings, OF the Baptist
church. fled a certificate showing
hat Claudc 3. Hucy and Ethel Gale
Gutter were married on February is.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19
THE WEATHER.
EVENTS ToNIGHT.
SaVe q

Red Mems hall = Marion Lodge, X.
Msccabee hall - woman's Benefit
Assn Of Maccabees-
Elks' home-Fairmont Lodge.
Odd Fellows hall-2iarlon Lodge, ].
Cunningham hall = Ladies Order of
willard hall-w. c. T. Z. meeting.
skinner buiIding-Royal Neighbors.
Normal school-Sormal VS.. y. NJ. c.
A. at basketball at SIS p. NJ
Y. NJ. c. A.-Membership contest din
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Joined Khorsssens-Last night at
Clarksburg thirteen candidates We're
Initiated into Tau Temple. Damatlr
Order OF the Knights of khorsssan:
the Gplaveround" OF the Knights OF
TyttIss and among the candidates
were Charles V. Redic OF Mountain
CITY Lodge and Walter Layman Of
Marion Lodge OF Fairmont. Among
the other Fairmonters present were
Guy Smith and Arlington Palmer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Cut out the picture on all four sides
Then carefully fold dotted Inc l rs
entire length. Then dotted line ana
so on. Fold each section undeF;!Ga1th
accurately. When completed urn Over
and you'll find a surprising result
save the pictures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Passed the Exam.-Deputy Sheriff
Robin A. Hood has passed the physical
examination before the county draft
board at Warrington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Going to Moraantown-Fairm
who belong TO the knights OF Korassen
have been informed that Tau Temple.
OF CIarksburg will hold 2 ceremonial
session at Morsantown on Monday
night. March is.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Weodmen's Big cIass-on Monday
evening, March 4. White OAK Camp.
Woodmen Of the World will initiate a
class of between 30 and 40 at their
meeting which will be held in the Elem
ing building.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Taylor County Man Here-William
Dent, chairman OF the Taylor county
draft board was>in Fairmont this morn
ing and while here visited at the office
OF the local draft board.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Hca.e from cumberIand-A. c. Mar
lin. county clerk IS home from trip
TO cumberland
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Explosive Lieense-W. E. Johnson
of Fai-nont was today granted pur-
chasnr.,' high explosive license by n.
9. Martin, county clerk.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Lincoln Schools Did weII-splendid
work was accomplished ythe schools
OF Lincoln district in the Salvation
Army war work fund, there having
been S9O.S5 gathered. Prof. ?. NJ.
Connolly, the superintendent OF that
district, was very active in this cause.
During the present week ]. W. Wiescl'
the county manager. expects TO have
his report in shape for publication.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

p Smith has been appointed admins
tratof 3. b, n, Of the personal prop
erty Of the late Robert Z. Reed. The
bond Is $500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Will Enter Sesvie=-Ralph Butler
left Fairmont yesterday evening for
Washington wher he expects 10 enter
military training.
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ror,r[-r Work

TemENr Work IoHIshE-NIusdUe
Commandery No. 6. Knights Tempiar
vii confer the three orders at toniSilts
meeting in Masonic Hall commencing
at o'clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

The Church Canvas-Complete re-
turns have not get been made IN the
church canvass Of Fatrnont: ne
teams covering the Fifth and sixth
waris have not yet finished their work
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Mrs coiebank setter-Nrs. G. Fl.
Colebank VINO underwent an operation
yesterday at Cook Hospital for ap-
pendicitis is doing nicely today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19
LATE HWANT'' ADS

WANTED-Girl for general house
work Country girl preferred.
ApR1y 10S Main street z-1$3t $3.50
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Harreil Meetings CIose-Rev. T. ].
Harrell, Of Waco. Texas. who had cor
Quoted a ten days evangelist!c meet
ing in the First Baptist church in this
city. closed the meeting on Sunday
night and left yesterday evening foI
Belington where he will conduct 4 sim
liar meeting. During the ten DAYS ap-
proximately fifty persons professed
conversion and the meeting vas gen
orally regarded as the most successful
revival ever conducted in this church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Arrested at Manninston-Mike Bos-
ri, an Italian, was arrested at Man
nington last evening for having twelve
quarts OF whiskey in his possession.
The arrest was made by Chief of Po-
lice wilcox and he was brought here
and placed in the county Jail. Charges
have been preferred against him.