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CITY REFUSES
Continued from Page one.)

an emergency in the city budget re-
Gently made up.
The board expressed itself willing
to render any assistance possible in
the emergency. but said that it was
not in a position financially to render
any assistance. This brought storm
Of protest as it was not believed that
the women should be given the addi-
tional burden of carrying the financial
end of the epidemic on their should
ers when they were already over
burdened with the actual labor under
their care in the city and count.
c. D. Robinson acting chairman OF
the Civic committee, OF the Rotary
club appeal for the Red Cross be
backed up in the matter OF finances
and suggested that the citizenship Of
the community get behind the organ
fzation and do everything possible
to aid the organization in a financial
way.
After discussing at length the sit
uation in its various phases the COM
mfttee was appointed and given wide
powers to act in any capacity they
deemed advisable in order that the
Red Cross chapter might be given the
assurance that the community was
behind it's efforts and would stand
back Of it. The scope Of the committee
IS broad and it Will act as link. or
intermediary. between the citizens of
the county and the Red Cross and will
perform any function that the Red
Cross may call upon it to do.
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at the NJ. Y. T. Compass :.

W. F. Ray and B. A Scott, orsa-
nizers. were at Meadowbrook. Harri-
son county, where they adjusted tenn
poraruy a dispute at one OF the
mines.
c. F. Ke1ney. OF Charleston. presi-
dent of district IL, United Mine Work
ers, left today for Indianapolis. where
he VIII attend meeting Of the dis
trict officers
Coal Notes.
Miss Mary Louise Hennen has re-
turned to resume her work at the dis
trict fuel administration Office after
having had an attack OF the ''hu.''
Miss Rose Layman returned to her
work at the district fuel administra-
ton yesterday morning. but later in
the day returned to her home. The
attack of the "du" SO weakened her
that she thought it advisable to re-
main indoors for longer period.
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Iona Pauline Furbee has been ap-
pointed guardian OF Ogden and Mar
CARTE Furbee. infant children Of the
late Earl Furbee. Bond OF SIS each
was given with James A. Meredith as
surety.
w. w. Schroyer was appointed
guardian Of Gladys Dale. infant heir
Of W. W. Schoyer. Bond OF $500
was given with c. ". Robinson as
surety.
Jessie L. RACER was named admin
istratrix OF the personal estate OF Cora
6. RACER. deceased Bond OF $500 was
furnished.
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ity from sveral days.
Coal For MaFtinShurd.

twenty-five carloads Of coal has
been directed to be sent to Martins
burg by J. Walter Bernes, state fuel
administrator. 1t a particularly
provided screen coal. which is want
ed to meet the needs Of Marttnsburg
which is hard hit with the "du." The
Consolidation Coal Company is max
ing the shipment and it IS under
stood that the greater portion OF the
coal has been shipped
Operators Meetirs.
Directors Of the Northern West Viz
GINA Coal Operators Association viii
hold meeting on Tuesday, Nov. IL.
Tho place of holding the meeting
has not been announced yet.
United Mine Workers
Joe Angelic, an organizer OF the
United Mine Workers. is at Tunnel
ton today in reference to adjusting a
grievance.
W. F. Ray. an organizer. viii go to
Baxter today 10 adjust matters be
tween the operators and the miners
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THE WEATHER.

Deeds Recorded-The following
t,es6s are on record in the County
cIsrIrss oaice for yesterday: G. Carl
s1;sseford to +. c. Pew. land in Win
S6SId district. $4,000; Mary A. Par
:TIssI1 and husband to n. C.. Parrish
IsI1d q, Lincoln district. $500; Eles-
- Lodge No. 81, I. o. o. F., to W. s.
SCampben. land in Pennington Gene
feTy. $50: Randolph Floyd and VIE
~ George P. Hunter. land in Arnett
sdditions 5000: Tensie Elder and
husband to Allie Al. Henry, land IN
Union dfstdict, S625.
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Hunters Licenses-7unter's Hcen-
ses for the county have been issued
as follows: W. D.. Byard. Glover'S
Cap: D c. .Coomeos, Bloomfield: ".
S. Taylor. Pennington; D. w. Price,
Fairmont: Floyd Wilson, Fairnont:
c. L. Kinney, Idamay; Thos. n.
Sharps. Barracksvil1e; R. Garner.
Fairmont; Charles Rose. Fairmont;
D. D. Holt. Fairmont; Chas. W. Coch-
ran, Fairmont; ]. W. Ehumaker, King
mont: C. W. Jones. Fairmont; E. D.
Willis, Fairmont; G. Clause, Watson:
E. A. Sheltman, F'airmont: Sam Al
Hson, Carolina; Clarence Clark.
Pennington; Luther Williams, Farm
f1gton: w S Davis. Fairmont: c
Chlds, Fairmont; E. E. TehiclS. Fair
mont: H. E. Triplett, Fairmont; VIM
aammeu, Carolina: Joe Arnold, Mon
tana; A. Toothman, Fairmont; Mark
Troch, Fairmont.
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came to our rescue Gnd EE4HEed -
permission 10 string nnEs IA SesF
hutB and IN this manner EeE3Ezr
shows were held In the hints a6er-
Moons and evenings And W4at 3e-
tton3 WONT they Ept R1nl3nls
each other TO their hearts cnutEat-
Three exhibitions = Day Put 0e11
IN me 6etfa
omeoro Eutl.1sssas45o
Major Thomas Of IEa3ur Gel10
! EFanEnn Belts SIAN, md Co.
erals BAYS and ThompSn 6es211e
red hot hoxnE enthusiasts. NAoor
Thomns pct On he gloves 0e1o3t-
h. Generals Hays and 34osE1sa
Eai6 they wished they ma Cea
Benny I.e0nar6S IA &Eenco % 4aaeh
~ fhonSands q. G01lafaE9 SAO0 70
6o1, Ans 4tenE @ m0Q@ Uss
8 0s prslaEy EasE I na1s
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lanap1on Benny Leonard Tells Why
Boxing Makes Best Bayonet Fighters

Hc;Iers of Worlds Light
weight Title, Who Has
Taught 10000 Camp Upton
Soldiers the Art of Self
Defense, Proud of the
Record of Pupils in 18th
Division Who Have Been
Prodding the Huns Back to
Berlin. a
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IL is a physician who can help to
The Car supply.


The Car Supply.
A total Of 1910 cars are in the re-
g:o1 today. This is against lob last
Tuesday. The placement Of cars at
O'clock at the mines totaled $40 which!
is a slight improvement over last
Tuesday when SIS were placed. The
cars in the region today are composed
OF 9.S4 box and 81 coke.
Production Loss,
Little lost coal production was not
ed in the region yesterday because
none OF the IT'S mines were down and
only 133 men were idle. The loss IN
tonaage was 1920.
Gathering Data.
For the purpose OF showing Just
what the mining industry did in the
last Liberty loan drive the secretary
OF the Northern West Virginia Coal
Operators Association, has sent a let
ter to every member asking him to
submit certain data. A compilation
OF the figures will show that the min
ing companies and the miners have
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River Very Green-The sreenlsn
color. of the city water caused C9lte
Z 4 little comment in the CITY too1!.
According to the city officials. TINS s IS
probably due to the fact Inat tns
! iSeTs7 K low and that sulphur and
64beT chemicals emptied into it from
M liver mines caused this condition:
which e Is believed will be remedied
wills the heavy rainfall Of yetser"ay
and today.
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TURKEY Makes
PEACE PROPOSAL
Constantinople Despatch by
Way of Copenhagen
Soys So.
NV Associated P.ess>

LONDON, Oct. 29.-Turkey has in
dependently presented peace propos-
ais to the Entente nations according
to a report from Constactinople for
=arded by correspondent at Copen-
hagen of the Exchange Telegraph Co..
The negotiations are expected to end
soon, it is added.
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Fairmont Boy Is
Wounded in France

Wounded in the right arm, Fred A.
Recob, a Fafrmont boy. is lying in
base hospital q in France. according
to a letter received today by his
friend, Miss Eva Watkins, OF Edge
mont. The letter was dated october
12. Mr.. Recob states that the weather
is rather cold in France.
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Marriage License-MarriGge ltcen.
ses were issued yesterday at the coun-
ty clerks office as follows: James
o. Baker. 20, Of Lexington. KY, and
Jessie Koon, %, OF Fatrmont. Samuel
Polan. "a OF Lumberport and Mary S.
Donaldson. %, OF Haywood. Thomas
Cowan, 50 OF Pittsburg and Beznice
Howard. IS Of Fairmont. James Smith,
coIored. 81. and Hattie Harris, col
ored, %, both OF Idamay.
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GOOD LOADING

Continued from Page one)
Dr.. Duncan Is engaged In closing
school houses, pool rooms and stmt-
lar places CT gathering and It Is Tear
ed that even IL he could be got INTO
matteEa hecausa what g wanted local
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plared a biz part in putting It 'oveE
Transportation Problem.


Should The time ever arrive that
Fairmont lid happen to secure an
adequate car supply the next problem
will be the question OF transports
ton. The Baltimore & Ohio railroad
does not appear to be able to move
the loads out Of Grafton rapidly
enough even in normal times when
the "flu" epidemic is not at>out 10
modest trainmen. Some difficulty was
experienced in Grafton on Sunday
in getting crews because OF the many
men having the "due." but at tina:
the B. & o. did very well.
Williams Back Again.
Q. B. Williams. Of Fairmont. the
local representative of the railroad
administration. returned to this city
after being at the sick bed OF his
daughter IN Simpson, W. va. Mr.,
Williams daughter is a victim Of
the "fu." but is well on the road o!
recovery. He was absent from the
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Brick Did Not kiiI-Edward nc
Cune who was injured when he was
struck by a falling brick at the pow
er plant at RivesVille and who Is
patient at Fairmont hospital is doing
nicely today with prospects Of Tecov-
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state Wide Licenses = Statewide
hunters licenses were issued at the
county clerks office yesterday 10 Lee
R. Morgan. Kingmont and Clyoe wa
lace, Of Fairmont.
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Wounded Man cured-Robert shar.
rard who was seriously wounded In
an alteration at MeadGWbrook re-
ecently and who had been patient
at F'airmont hospital returned home
today. The man received a shot
wound through his lung.
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Explosive Licenses. = Explosive
licenses was issued yesterday to w
III. Bunner. This was a purchasers
license.
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Ladies Of Modern MaccabeeS = Dent
Hive No. 753. Ladies Of the Modern
Maccabees. Meets the first and thtrEl
Fridays Of each month in e. Of r. HAIL
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Ladies' Order Colleen Link-Meets IN
Modren woodmen Hall, Skinner Build
ing, every Wednesday evening at 1880
O'Clock. Worthy ruler Mrs. Maud Ha-
ger; financial secretary. Mrs Donsh
Wood.
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Now Captain Barnes-Homer Bar
.neSs now with the American Expedi'
fiSnsry forces In France has oeen
mSae 4 captain, according to word re-
iceiTed Sby his parents. Mr.: and Mrs
Walter Barnes. Capt Barnes was
fssioned lieutenant at the f1rst
6fiIceTs training school at Fort Ben
3SrTfson and was later stationed at
cum Sherman, Chillicothe, Ohio
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Stationary Firemen-The Information
al Brotherhood Of Stationary Fire
men and oilers meets in the Jacobs
building, third floor, every Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock, President,
Reno Fleming; secretary. John Coll
ven. Locust avenue. near Fourth.
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sGraIeal patt4nts-Dwight Halsted.
1900 Luther Halsted, who was op
erated on yesterday at Cook hospital
q doine nicely at this time. Mrs II,
sc HiIenbaugh OF ITO Elkins street
Rss operated on today at Cook hos
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woman Fined-Eva Morgan. OF
5l5oss fana. who was arrested for as
ssuItfng Bertha Males in quarrel
irs.S5fsh occurred several days aSo, a2-
peared before Justice Conway yes
farday. and after pleading guilty to
the charge against her. was fined IS
snd costs and released.
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CIT out the picture on al four sides
Then carefully fold dotted line 1 ITS
entire length. chen dotted line 2 and
SO on. Fold each section underneath
accurately. When completed turn G:::r
and you'll fad q surprising result
SaFe the pictures.
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Fined Ffre-Pat Foley was fined
5fye dollars in police court for oeAnS
drunk on the streets yesterday
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&c Homo From Erie-Miss Blarcne
fceiIison has returned from Fri. w
~ where she had spent several Gays
wifh reIatfevs.
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order Railway Conductors - Meets
every first and third Sunday In Red
Mems Hall at 2:3Op m F. H. Brum-
aye secretary.
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Knights Of Malta = Mountain State
Commandery No. 446, A and l. o.
Knights Of Malta, meets every Thurs
day evening at s p. m. third floor Cum
ningham building. Sir S. J. Walter.
Sir Knight Commander; Sir John C.
Patterson, Recorder, Fairmont.
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/. o. OF z. M.-aetttnS Sun Tribe Nos
16. Meets each ThUzscay evening
at Red Mems Hail. First waru.
Ernest Hawkins K of R, 1s3 State
street, First ward. Woneea Councl
Flo. 6, Degree OF Pocahontas. Meets
every Friday evening at Red 1fenl4
Hall, First ward.
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~ the FzIu-Lloyd Grapes. resi-.
Ftent 81 taiscity, Is Ill ct the home OF
s relatives at Erie. W. Va, with an at
tack Of influenza.
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Hearing This Afternoon-Howam
saDn and James Ice. charged with
ssEEsaifng an automobile on Saturday
svening belonging TO Glenn Parker,
were Ebrought to the city yesterday
rom Warrington. where they were
discovered with the car In their pos
session. Their hearing is set for this
sfternoon. ia present they gre IN
san.
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PYthian Sisters-Mouaratn CITY Tenn
pie No. 5, meets every second ana
fourth Tuesday evening IN K OF r
Hall in the Fleming Building villa
Barrett, NJ. of R. and G..
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Woman's Benefit Association OF the
Maccabee's-Marion Review. 30, meets
every Wednesday evening IN wizard
Hall, Fairmont avenue Mrs-OIlEe r.
Harden. record keeper.
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Home from capitaI-Hon- E NJ
shoWalter is home from a trip 70
washington, D. C..
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av RENNY LEONARD

(WorEd's Lightweight Boxing Cham
pion and U. s. Army Boxing
Instructor at Camp uPton.l
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every fourth Monday. Francis p
Nichols. Sec. Fairmont Chapter NO.
"a. o. E. S. Meets In Masonic Temple
first and third Thursday. Helen FEN
ing. Sec.
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ROYAL Neiqhbors-Seaton Camp meets
first and third Tuesday evening In
the Skinner building Miss Daisy
Adams. secretary.
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Ladies Of the Golden Easle-Meetings
men OF America Monongahela Camp.
No. 1887. Meets every Monday, 1880
every Thursday evening in Mod
ern Woodman hall in the Skinner
building. Mrs. Stella Kemple is the
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Brotherhood Railroad Carmen OF
America meets every Wednesoay
evening at Red Mems Hall at T;So.
". F. Gantz. Pres; G. A Sporting. Re-
cordinC Sec'y.
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Knights Of the Golden Eagle = MUS
grave Hall. Meets every second ana
fourth Thursday Of each month. j. L.
,hackelford. Master Of Records.
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How Boxing e Taught

After I took the championship
from Freddie Welsh I vas sent By
NE Commission on Training Camp
Activities to be boxing Instructor ct
Uoton. There / was associated with
Captain Frank Click formerly
some" football player. We formed
classes OF $50 men each TOR Gales
thenics. In two months the boys
could shadow box IN regular style:
The officers saw the benedt OF the
wort and formed omcerS boxing
CLASSES. Calestheni0 became rather
dun aftee . few moutha OF It ana
Nc took q chance by putting some
boxing gloves into circulation. On
boyl how those soldiers hustled 20
ret them On their hands they
we're daRy to show what they could
do. I must have bored . hundred
rounds . day regularly but I dned
che hard work
NE naxt problem -WGs % md .
i0leco "A winch % bold &ho 601clI1l:
sGhoWa. TAS 2. Il @ A, 0e K q
q. ana 10 IGW6A RSeeaeo 9oeTQ
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v. c. z. U.-ReguIar meeting third
Tuesday at 1880 p NJ Mothers
Club meeting first Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock President, Mira. W. d.
Evans: treasurer, Mrs a L. Menear;
secrn4aru Mrs I h Beckman.
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Z HAVE taught boxing to 10000
soldiers in training at Camp
Upton, most OF them men who
never saw boxing glove. let alone
pulling one on They learned how
to jab with the left, counter with
the right step out Of q cbnch, hit
and get away and some other tricks
Of the Marquis OF QueensberT art
Believe me. it didn't take long to
get them acquainted with these
tricks. In Just eleven months there
were 10000 moro boys who could
use their fists as a result OF having
taken military training at Yaphank
It is generally admitted that the
man who knows a few boxing tricks
becomes q great bayonet fighter
Using the bayonet then comes natu-
rally to the lighting man: A lot OF
nv pupils are giving good accounts
OF themselves in trodding the Huns
back to Berlin. refer to the 77th
Division, the first turned out from
Camp Upton It's record IN France
speaks for itself
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Home baked pies and Pastries,
cyer RsstsuEs1t AEVs
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ERATERNAL NOTICES

oredr of Owls-Fairmont Lodge,
1922, meets every first and third Fri
day evenings in Cunningham Hall
". n. Randolph. Secretary.
Marion AUXILIARY to the brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen meerS every
second and fourth Thursdays OF each
month in the Maccabees' hall at p.
n. President, Mime Hovatter; sec
retary, Mrs. Ward Hager; treasurer
Mrs. Jennie n Hump
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FOR RENT-Fu1nished room. suit
able for two persons. Single beds.
Apply SOA Quincy st. 10-29-2t-464s
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VISITING Her.. B. Pyles. OF Little
I'm chairman OF the Wetzel county
Democratic committe. is in Fairmont
today
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pitaI ana s doing nicely.
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w A9STED-TWo or three light house
Keeping rooms. CAN ZIG, Mr. Gar
ST.. s. l0-29lt 1850.
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Daughters OF Rebekah-West YiIas1kl4.s
Lodge No. ga. Meets every Monday
night at 1880 o'clock at Odd Fellows
Han.
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library AssoeIation-The Board OF ip4s
rectors Of the Fairmonr Pubic Ii
krary Association meets in the library
Parlor the first Monday evening O.
each month at 1880 O'Clock. Tue ONE
GERS are: President, Mrs. II. R O.
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"a Masonic Temple first and third
Mondays In each month. Francis
Nichols, Sec. Orient CHAPTER Nc. 8. e
a. NJ. Meets IN Masonic Temple Sec
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Protherhood Railway TrainmeE'-O. e.
willis, president; E D. Holden, sec
1etary. Meets second Sunday OF each
Month at 1880 p. m and last Sunday
CT each month at 1880 p. M in the Req
Mems hall.
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American Insurance Onion-9e ete
each second and fourth Tuesday q
the month in. the K Of p Han 81
Main street.
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Y. a.. c. A.-Fatrmont Avenue ana
First Street. J. n. Hartley pres
dent: B. L. Butcher. SecretaTy5 g
Watson, treasurer.
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Morrow; vice president, Mrs. George
DeBolt; secretary and treasurer Me-.
,. Walter Barnes other members Of
the board are: Mrs. Jennie EnG.e. Mrs.
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Marion Co. Medical Society," Meets
last Friday OF each month IN the
Fleming Bidge. President. Dr.. L: q
Holland: vice president. Dr.. l. D. Ho-
ward: secretary, DE-. H r. Johnson;
treasurer, DR.. W. b. Sands; board Of
CensorS, Drs. l. n. Yost, J. E oGner.
VIM. F. Boyers; delegates to West
virginia State Medical Association.
Drs. n. II. Car. A L Peters: alter
mates. Drs. E. P. Smith. C. w. Wad-
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end Monday OF each month. Francs
F. Nichols. Sec Crusade CommapseEy
40 s n Meets IN Masonic Temple
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The Protected Home Clrele-faIrmone'
Circle No. GIG. Meets ever 4LoIss
day evening at 1880 IN the Maccabeess
FALL, Main street
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Meets in Odd Fellows aaIL I1lrsdey
evenings. ]. c. Glasscock. Captains
W. S. Pitzer. Clerk.
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K. o. E. m.-ShoWaIter Tent . 9.
Meets every Friday evening q 3
Kinney Bldg.
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Loyal order Of Moose = Fairmont
Lodge No. 8. Meets every Wednes-
day evening at 7:3o p m. in Moose
.-Su on Jefferson street Ray D. Har-
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Woodmen OF the WorIo-Meetalll
ofP. Han, Fleming Bldg, n. T. Jors
Clerk. BOB Albert Court
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Ladies Auxiliary Of the sFosherhooa
Of r. r. Trainmen. Meets In the.
the skinner Building the second and
fourth Thursdays Of each month At
o'cllck. Minnie Hovatter, Pres l[a1e
Hager Secretary.
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Mountain State commandeFy No. 90
A. and !. o. Knights Of Malta meets
every Thursday eve oSeloe
tlird Eoor Cunni'
Frank Gregory, :: soznmaE-
der: Sir John record
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t9oderT WoodmOn Of AEnertea-Whfte
Camp No. 5473. Modern Woodmen:
OF America. Meers every Friday even
Eng ~ their han IN the Skinner Bldg
R.LetEh .FlenlIInE cleEIz LodeEn WOOL
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3. 2. Q. E.-F aIfmOuL IOuSo 1Nlsl q
at 1880 o'clock. Charles D. Barry Sec
z2S High street
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Kinkead, Rec; W. A Crow, Rep
Lodge. Degree OF Honor, auxl1iary 70
Monday OF each month. Mrs. A.
Jones. Lady Chief OF Honor.