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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-17
STOMACH TORTURE
GONE; FIRST SLEEP
IN THREE MONTHS
Nj. HeInrieks Was Ready to Give 0ps
Then He Found How TO
Regain Health.

"The first sleep I had had In three
months was on the second night AFTER
began using MIlls Emulsion. hed
had a bad case Of stomach trouble
and constipation for years and was
ready to give up. was troubled with
gas. dizziness, bloat after eating, gnaW.
ing sensation and cramps in the soonsl
ach. M3Iks Emulsion was Godssel
to me, and want everyone to Know
about a medicine that win cure cases
like mine.-C. E. Hetnr1ckss 7Oz -
Alabama St, In61aapolis, Ind
Mr.. Heinricks and thousands OF otn.
er former sufferers from caSaxxn 6
the stomach, Indigestion and bowel
+ronbIes. have found that MiIlks Emui.
sion gives prompt relief and real 4asSte
ing benefit.
Milks Emulsion IS a pleasant, mutt.
tive food and a corrective medicine. 4e
restores healthy, natural bowel &C.
ton. doing away with all need Of p1Its
and physics. Itpromotes appetite ana
quickly puts the digestive organs ~
shane to assimflate food As a builder
Of flesh and strength, MtIks Emu Sion
is strongly recommends to run-doWn
nervous people, and It has produced
amazing results In many cases OF tu-
berculosis OF the lungs. Chronic stoms
ach trouble and constipation are.
PROMPTLY relieVed-usuallyi IN one day.
This is the only solid emulsion made
and so pa1atable that It 1s eaten TSt4
8. spoon like ice cream A truly We
CerfuI medicine for weak, sictkly Cha
No matter how severe your ceses
Won are urged to trJ 1GiIks on
under this guarantee-Take ekx bot
tIes home with you, use It aecordi1 e.
directions and II not satiStied lt1
the results, your money WIN be prompt
" reminded. Price 60c and 81 per
bottle. The MiIks Emulsion Coz Ierfe
Haute, Ind. Sold and guaranteed ~
W. R. Crane Drug Co.
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feels that the task is almosta colossal
one
Not able to remain both incourt and
on the street to round up these boys
and girls and not knowing Just what
to do with those already rounded up,
he has reached place where he feels
that help is needed. Many believe
that the jail is no place tor young
people from Is to Il and as there is
no other place for them to stay while
waiting to be taken to the Industrial
school, Judge Vincent has released
several on bond until they can be
cared for under adequate Supervision.
In the meantime these girls are on the
streets again. 1t is reported that Po-
licemau Digman is doing gerat work
in the city and is honestly and con-
scientiousIy rounding up all young Of
tenders. Many Of them he places on
street cars sending them home.
Robert Q. Augrove, probation Off
Ger, is also doing some very valuable
wok in going after various miscreantS
and in taking these offenders to final
destination. Musgrove delivers all
charges to the Industrial school, Re
form school and Insane Asylum at
| Weston. His duty is one requiring
E1UCQ unpleasant WOIA UUC l9 IS d.
ways on hand nevertheless.
The work that Miss Eola McKin-
ney does In connection with juvenile
! delinquents, is one that can never be
actually and exactly itemized. Miss
Mckinney is one of those thoroughly
unSelfish workers OF which there are
few. From early morning until late
! in the day she travels over great
| deal Of ground, going to all manner
Of homes and all manner OF places IN
an honest endeayor to remedy as Tar
as she is able, some OF the evil con-
sequences which result from juvenile
sin. No girl is too hardened and no
condition is too bad for Miss Nola to
handle. She rounds up many often
| ders who, were it not for her efforts
| might never have a CHARGE In this
! world. Some OF these boys and girls,
through her efforts, working with
Judge Vincent, are brought to under
stand the meaning OF a higher living.
Some OF them, through incurable weak.
ness Of intellect never reform and
through efforts Of both Miss McKin-
ney and Judge Vincent, are placed
where they may not contaminate the
Oublic
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DEATHS AND
FUNERALS
Mrs Maggie Weaysr

Mrs. M&sgie weaver, wife Of J. Mel
win Weaver, died today, shortly after
o'clock, az her home on Spring street.
She had been i'll from pneumonia for
several days, and the seriousness OF
her condition was realized.
Mrs. Weaver was formerly Miss
Maggie West. and was daughter Of
the late JaInes and Ccrdelia Arnett
West She is survived by her husband,
several Sisters and one brother, name
~; Mrs. T. Wellington Anett, Mrs.
Belle Haggerty, Mrs. Joe Parker, Mrs.
Alta Parker. Mrs. Irwin Laughery, Mrs.
Della Stea;ey. and Ulyssus West, all
OF this city. Funeral arrangements
have not been completed. They are
under the direction Of Undertaken r.
G.. Jones.
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Y. M. c. a. NOTES.

The board Of directors Of the Y. N,
G. A. will meet this evening at 1880
o'clock in the directors room.
Members Of the Dormitoy club COM
mittee appointed TO draft constttu-
ion and bylaws VIII meet on WedneS-
day evening at 1880 o'clock.
Plasterers are at work replasternS
he rooms in the boys department.
A meeting Of the social work COM
mittee will be held on Thursday even
ing at 1880 o'clock. Plans will be made
for a New Years celebration, which
will be held during that evening.
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National
Committee to Meet

WASHINGTON. Dec. 17.-Chairman
Havs. of the Republican National com
mittee, yesterday issued call for a
meeting of the committee at Chicago
January 10, ito discuss the general sit.
uation, and to'lay plans for the future" =
Republicans feel said Mr.. Hays
announcement, that they have won a
tremendous victory this last election
and realize thoroughly that by their
Opportunities now are their response
biliey measured"
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Dutch Now on the
Side Of the Allies

PARIS, Dec. 17.-(Havis. )-There is
an important movement under way in
Dutch commercial political and tinan-
cial circles, according to a dispatch
from the Hague to The Matin, indicat-
ing that the foreign policy of HOl4ano
wiz assume a new direction based on
closer relations with the entente ma
toas. The leader Of the Dutch eco
nomical league in a speech at Harlem
declared his party recognized that the
ICED.
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II, 1918.
Arcure A. 1imoRcE. h ,:
Allen Roy Lyons &rs: IOild
Anderson Otis Moore. R; 3.
Aund Mrs. Emma Martin, G. b.
Anderson Ern Siar2i1nca' 4aOR0
sadie Maple, Mr.. Rose
Ren. Mrs. E1va ENiner, Vito %,
g. % TIfzabeth Mullins, Gay ~
60 ieno Mathews, Albert
Bailey Lawrence Martini Mandy
burner. L NJ Nicholson, James
Brown, Geo. Philippi Coal Co.
Brown. W. K Post, Ania
Barrett. Lizzie Pcllort, Penordo
2ray- ]. ". Pollotte, Be-ardino
Boon. Mrs. Cario Paski, William
Rsce Mrs. F. z. Reese, Mrs. L. G.
briggs. Mrs. Frank Russell, Celestia
Brown Marion Riley, Mary
3londa, Mrs. Non Ramsey, n. G.
taeue Rose, W. S.
caupeIin. L. Showalter, Bessie
cbewront. Anna Sandy, Jessie
cain D. ]. Seay, Massey
carbery, Bert (2) Sfsk, Ve=na
S9-.ST lillian Stewart, MIS- Elsye
Do!1v. Mr.. Smith, Joseph
Dillon William Smith, Herbert
Duncan, ]. UaiterScott. Ernest
Danmont Volen- Shuts, Thomas
tino. Shipper, Mr.. and
Fa Sln1 Cream Ms.
n-v Co. Sticilley; W. A.
r.-,,-, Cur Shoty. Mrs. S. s.
Ford Mrs. John B.Sterner. w. a.
Ee e+f< Mrs. Mar-Sennitine, FIR.
<a-et Sweeney, Mrs. An.
Fe Tiers. Rev. E. D. ME
S1o+as .TNlIfan 3. Tucker, Brison
S.;frfit+, Earnest Taylor, Clyde
80 Nc Iohn Tilletson. Miss L.
! rlolS 9. -4; y TomoIipopi. Sens
[ -, 80 c7eo Taylor, Mrs. Ger
Hitler A. B. ien A,ennfo
Hudsn Waiter 1S smL1an EIrs
HAYNES, Minnie thompson -'AtS'
Hickman, Marian Mass
10Y. ~ Toeerbi3s Talerico, Giuseppe
800 $500 Arov NJ FhayeT, Mrs. John
billiard Euge3n 1lLru7H ~ ~ Motto
HuSe. A'E NJ. z Weed, Clifford
homes. ~ HTS. Williams, Peter B.
NV. W. S-l4A7' Walker. Eyert
tH uood Womser, Harold
Irvine Mrs. n. J. sSt IT, -'--'9'
Tanes. AGA weaver, Mrs. R.
:!e1i!SlnS n o. Washington, Mrs
:Io Gte.o CIs,,da Belle
Y 4eh9s Ton Geo. yelling, Linnie
Z R G17t1-, Harry wald, Mrs. Ida
E 54-re, Miss Bees Watson, Nelson
sic. Sic Wagner. Opal
xHjob+ Idzzy Cd Ward, D. L. Co.
T-onez lose Willis, D. R.
AOPC~' xy.,n.o5ei-r George
Karbore. Virginia Iampo!sky' G 1e..oSS
In calling for the ABOVE Aetsgts
please state that they were advertised
in the papers and give date of list >
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1Interrnever Refore comnnfttee.

WASHINGTON, Dec. is Samuel
Untermeyer, OF New York, whose
name has been mentioned In the In
Vestigation of German propaganda, ap-
peared today before the Senate Inves-
tigat1ng committee o answer what he
described as innUendoeS and impu-
cations which made It appear that pre-
vious to March, 1916, his sympathtes
were pro German.
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CHAMBER Of
Continued from Page on4)

The draft as presented was the prize
winner in the contest The West Viz
gilman had for city flag and was Sc
lected from number OF excellent
ones that were submitted.
L. G. Roup and w. II. Shafferman
presented an idea OF establishing a
traffic bureau in tEis city. The idea
is to save merchants overcharges in
freight and they would work it on a
percentage basis. The matter was
referred to the railroad freight CON
mittee.
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RAILROAD PROSE on SOON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17--Plans for
congressional hearings and action on
railroad legislation were discussed to-
day with Director General McAdoo by
Chairman Smith Of the Senate Inter-
state Commerce Committee. Mr.. Nc
Adoo was told that It IS planned to
start hearings Immediately after the
holidays, with railroad administEatfo
railroad officials, state commissio
shippers organizations and the pub
lie, 20 he heard IN order.
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Thirteen Perish
in Unusual Fire
(py Associated Press)

WINNIPEG, Dec. 17.-AdV3ces re-
ceived here today tell OF the destruc-
ton by fire OF a tourist coach on a
Canadian Pacific train which left here
at 9:I5 p M yesterday for Toronto
and say that 13 passengers aboard the
coach are missing. The fire, 1t was
indicated started in berth occupied
by family parties and quickly spread
to the rest Of the coach. Other cars
ON the train escaped damage.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-17
Pennington Gets
Ready for Election

At 9 mass meeting OF the citizens
OF the own OF Pennington, n. ]. EatZel
was nominated for mayor; n. L. Kuhn
for recorder; w. E. Mapel, R B. Wor-
ley, W. F. Murphy, Levi Dunhan and
L. L. Hamilton for council, on the Lib
erty Improvement Ticket"
N. L. Hartley, L. n. Kems and
a. L. Kuhn were named as the party
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Colored Division
Not to Come Home
Rv Associated Presg. J

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE as.
sisnment by Gen. Pershing Of the sd
division. National army, negroes, Tor
early convoy home has been canceu-
ed. In making this announcement to-
day the War department gave no ex-
PLANTATION. but the assumption here 70
that the division has been selected as
a reserve unit held to reinforce the
American army OF occupation in Ger
many.
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ElIEns ALL SAFE.

DEXTER. Mo-, Dec. H. = Three
orny aeroplanes with six aviators fly-
ing from Houston, Texas, to Detroit,
arrived here at eleven-thirty a. M, all
in good condition.
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WiII Keep open-The clothing de-
partment End shoe departments OF
the Busfnesss MeIIs Association at 4
meeting held this morning decided to
keep their stores open evenings, be-
ginning wednesday and running over
70 Chrissnas.
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KING VICTOR TO SEE WILSON
PARIS. Monday. Dec. 16.-Kng VIC
tor Emmanuel Of Italy who viii reach
Paris Thursday, viii visit President
Wilson the following Afternoon accord
ing to the present aIIangemeat
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STOLEN or accidentally picked up. a
case containing clothing >an3
tools Tor Q cook IN a restaurant. Dis.
appeared Saturday morning on 5
O'clock car coming from Fairmont TO
Glafs5urg. $500 reward If returned
2 ace Restaurant, Weston, w. Va.
12-l6-1t-4S5O
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A resolution was introduced Into
the Chamber Of Commerce gathering
at Atlantic City recently opposing the
ton /. with patriotic dlm makers
Though the activity along that line OF
the Committee on Public Information.
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Moose 20 Get oate-IndicaHon are
that the meeting OF Fafrmont Lodge, 8.
Loyal Order OF Moose, viii be largely
attended on Wednesday evening in
Moose Home
Business viii be transacted in re-
gard to the Mooseheart Legion and
also the date for the dedication OF the
new home VIII be set Wednesday
nights meeting wiz be called TO or
der at 1890 O'Clock.
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.AEE WANT ADS

IosT-on Maple Ave. or Peunsy1va-
MA Ave. bunch Of keys. Finder re,
burn TO 514 Ogden Ave. Reward.
12-16-2t-4S4s
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out he picture on ALI four SIDES.
stnIly fold dotted Iine :ts
sEEire length Then dotted line 2 and
s. on Fold each section underneath
Seeately. When completed turn US-er
ana your find q surprising result.
saSs tie pictures.
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srothsr Is safe-Mrs. Charles Pol
OF 902 Carlton street. this morn
lg received word that her brother,
erbert G. Parks, Of Philadelphta, who
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Killed Ia Aetion.-1n the morning
seetion Of today's casualty list it is
noted that Garlic R. Hawkins OF Man
nington, route 2, had been killed in
action A number OF Marion county
soldiers ara mentioned in today's list,
hi TINS s the only fatality.
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a o. d. F. Marion Lodge NO II
Meets every Tuesday in Odd Fellows
ell meets every Monday IN old Ma
sonic Hail. corner Main and Madison
streets. James T. Murphy. recording
Han. W. S. Pitzer, Sec. Palar.ne
Ledge No. "a. Meets every WedEes'
day evening at 1880 o'clock in ODD Fei-
Iows Hall, corner Main snd Monroe
streets. H. W. Stoneking, Sec'y. Noun
ts1n City Encompment No 5. Meets
IN Odd Fellows Hall on the fttst ana
third Fridays Of each month. c. d.
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THE. WEATHER.
Weet VirRinia,

West VNBluld-
Fair tonight and
probably Wednes-
day. no change In
temperature.
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Mrs. Brooks Nuzum went TO Fuc&.
IIannon yesterday TO attend the q
I4eTa1 81 her little niece. The ctIiltl 8
pagents arc both EeEs
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Mrs. Barnett Is wife u the com.
nandant of the u. S. Marine Corps.
and has a 2on who is a lieutenant IN
he marines. She was the first Amer
lean woman to visit the battle fields
Of the Marine and decorated with how'
ers the graves OF American heroes
there.
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Protested Home ctrele-MeetS et ~
Friday night at &. Of P. hail. FleInins
building. at o'clock. Frank Sulllyn1s
President.
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TOR sALE-First-class snare drum;
Tor ether band or orchestra; Phone
ISL
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FOR ENT-F1rnfshed room. Apply
Pittsburgh Ave.
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american insurance unlor- eel4
each second and fourth Tuesday q
the month In the &. Of p Han @
Main street.
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library Assoeiation-The Board g llsi
rectors OF the Fafrmout Public ~
hrary Association meets IN the Library.
parlor the first Monday eVenins es5
each month at 1880 O'Clock. Tue oGGi.I
go 80. Hrnsidenf Mrs IL II. ~.
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Y. "a. c. A-Eairmone Avenue anQ
First Street J. Al. Hartteys pCes
dent: B. Il Butcher. SeweGaxys q
Watson. treasurer.
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Ladies Order Of /oWels, WlIson
Nest 1917 meet eyeTy End and 9Th
Friday night at Cunnfnghtm Han
Mrs. Jane Gregory. Sec, Baxter.
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JUDGE MAY ASK

Continued on Page-4.)
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Meets every Friday evening q =
Kinney Bldg.
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LETTER LIST

List Of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the aFirmont W -av. Post Of
fee for the week ending December
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Mems GoIdcn CinIcS-0rder To- meets;
every Monday evening IN Cunning
ham Hall. Ruler. 8. o. Woods secree
tary. L. p. HalStead.
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FFotherhooo galway Tralnnaen-o. 9
Willis, president: E. D. Holden zee.
1etary. Meets second Sunday OF each
month at 1870 p. M and last Sunday
ct each month at 1880 p. m. In the Red
Mems hall.
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Although yesterday was the last
day set for retail coal dealers Of the
county to register with C. W. Evans,
chairman OF the Marion county fuel
committee, only two or three had done
SO. It is compulsory that all dealers
are licensed and those who have not
signed up should send In their blanks
at once.
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Local Readings.
Ftp. Hail, OBJ.

Temperature at
8 a. m. today, 20.
Yesterdays wealth
er, clear; tempera-
ture, maximum, At /;
minimum. %; pre-
RIVER l7.3 feet tall
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Lady wilson Lodge. Lady
Owls. meets every second and fourth
Friday evening in Cunningham Hall
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Council No. 497. United Commercial
Travellers, meets first Saturday evensl
ing in each month 10 Maccabee Hals
L. e. Bennett. Sec'y.
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Commercial TraVeIera -
Francis E. Nichols. MRS. Charles sairt
Mitchell and b L. Butcher.
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eTfSe2 , ,lIlelil.
No. fd6. IsIIOll Fan : lrsd1y.
eve & G. GlassCoeI CT. sang
" s. Plt1ss GleEE
L1d7eS E15sIIaEY @ q. sFoI lsFIlsoI1
az &. R TEa5nmen. Meets = =
Modern Woodmen of AmerS AL D.
the skinner Building me second ana
fourth Thursdays of each month .
o'cIIck. Minnie EoSattsr. Pres. La.
HaEer Secretary.
Mountain Ssaee CommsndeFSl 10
A. and {. o. Knights Of Alllta
every Thursday evening, 1880 o.
tlird floor CGnningaaT< building
Frank Gregory. Sir Knight. con
der; Sir John c. Ratters on. a.
er. S16 Hamilton st, Fairmont
CoEnnsereiaI TFaVeleFa - E1lFln ONT
Francis E. Nichols. MRS. Charles sairo
Mitchell and b L. Butcher.
KaIsnEs Of coI1TTnbus-Fairu cnt con-
secretary. "a Mckinley st
Woodmen Of tf7e World-A1eefs u =
OF p. Hall. Fleming Bldg. h y 5 oHe-i
Clerk 20S Albert Court
American Insurance. Unlon-1GeeIz
each second and fourth TUESDAY q
the month in the K OF p bah g
Main street
Y. "a. G. A-FairmOnt Avenue and
First Street J. n. Hartley presl9
dent: B. "a Butcher. Secretaryss q
watson. treasurer.
K o. T. M,-Showaltef .E6nt R10,
Meets every Friday evening a
Kinney Bldg
Protected Home Ctrele-Meets e. -
Friday night at *. Of P. hall E1eE1lns
building. at s o'clock Frank SulltYe4s
President.
library ASsoeIation-The BOARD q DE
rectors OF the Fafrmout public IL
rary Association meets IN the Library
parlor the first Monday evening 81
each month at 1880 O'Clock. Tue olt.
GERS are: President, Mrs. ~. Z. Gs}
Morrow: vice president, Mrs. Gec2g9
DeBolr: secretary and treasurer Nlfss
). Walter Barnes. Other members OF
the board are: Mrs. Jennie EnRse. Mrs
Mems GoIdcn CiaIes-0rder 20, meets
every Monday evening IN Cunning
ham Hall Ruler. E. o. Woods secre-
tary. L. P. Halstead.
Council No. 49,. United COmmerctal
Travellers, meets first saturday even
ing In each month 10 MacSaoe9 61s4s
l. e. Bennett, Sec'y.
Ladies Order Of novels, WIIsoH
Nest 1917 meet eTeTy End and 4th
Friday night at Cunnfnghtm Han
Mrs. Jane Gregory. Sec, Baxter.
Knights Of PytF74as = Mcunta1n .Ctty
Lodge No. As. Meets In Third Goors
Fleming Bldg, Thursday evenings.
7:3O. P. II. Hall. Master Of Finances
4 C. Miller. K. OF R and s. Marion
Lodge No. 81 Meets at Market and
Merchant streets, First ward, eyeFyS
Tuesday evening. MONUMENTAL Lodge
No. 20l. Meets In Pythian Lodge
room, BarrackvfIle. every Tuesday
evening
E'Fothernooo galway Tralnnaen-o. c.
Willis, president: E. D. Holden, sec.
1etary. Meets second Sunday Of each
month at 1870 p. m. and last Sunday
ct each month at 1880 .. N. Ia the Red
Mems hall. 80.
Home BAKED pes ana Pasuless
Bo7ers Restaurant Arvs
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EVENTS TONIGHT,

eptation, noae. River l7.3 feet tall
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Morrow; vice president, MIS-. Geo55s
DeBolt: secretary and treasurer. . =.
). Walter Barnes. Other memoeEs soel
the board are: Mrs. Jennie Engse. Mfls
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Knights OF CollImbuS-Fairmo1e ol1
secretary. "a Mckinley st
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Odd FenoWs' haIl-Marion Lodge, K
of z.
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Home baked pes ana Pastures.
Bo7ers Restaurant Arvs
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3. P. Q. E-Fairwont Lodge No. zs4'
at 1880 o'clock. Charles D. Barry. Sec'
z2S High street.
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39eVeny buildinE-EIkS.
IOdd Fellows han-Marton Lodge, L
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Woodnen Of de World-Neefs q =
ofP. Han. Fleming Eldg, a =. sJonel
Clerk. 20S Albert Court
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LOYAL order of Moose = Fa1rmont
Lodge No. 8. Fleets e1e-y Wedaes-
day evening at 1880 p. m. in Moose
..cll On Jefferson street. Ray D. H2E-
dan Snc'U
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Wonan's Benefit ASSoctaton Oh Inc
accabee's-N1arion Review, 80. meets
every wednesday evening in Willard
HaIl. Fas=mont avenue Mrs. Olive E.
Harden. record Keeper.
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Pythlan SisSers-doautain Glty Fem,
pie No. S, meets every second ana
fourth Tuesday evening in K OF r
HaIl in the Fleming Buil6ing- Villa
Barrett. "a. of R. and c.
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Daughters OF Rebekaa-West Virginia
Lodge No. GA. Meets every Monday
night at 1880 o'clock at Odd Fellows
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a O. .. W.-Meets on the second ana
VIM. F. Soyers; delegates to West
Virginia State Medical Association
DTs7 II. H Carr, 4. L. Peters: alter
mates. Drs. e. P. Smith, c. W. Wad-
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marion CO. MedlcaI Soe'ety-MeetS
last Friday OF each month In the
Fleming EIdge. President DE- L. =
Holland; vice president, DE-. L. D. 40
ward; secretary. DE-. a h Jonnson 4:
Censors. Drs. L. N Yost. J E Ofner-
Sverv Friday evening at Bed Mems
FAN. First ward.
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Mountain State CommSadef9F lt1s
A. and {. o. Knights Of Rllltl
every Thursday evening. $3.50 oe
tnird floor Cunningham hUffainE
Frank Gregory. Sir knight con
der; Sir John C. Patterso0
er. SIG Hamilton St. Fairmon