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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-16

soh RENT-strictly modern looms.
Phone 377K, 2 16 l mo
OR RENT-Enfnieh9d rooms. SVl
Fourth street. Phone 404K. Geo
" LtttA IL "a II
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-16

FOR REMT-Modern room on Man
dan Ave, Phone 39SK. GIN & E3t
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms in modern house. Rented
singly or en- suite. Call COS Secona'
Street or call phone 144L.
2 12 Ct
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-16

on 1xLE-Oaly theatre IN y Norti.
Dakota town Of 1000 population
reason for selltng-must 60 te
warmer climate = + Jarvis, Glen
j 11,.~ y ms e 500
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-16

foR eAkE-Eighteen hundred pounds
hard cpal, also two incubators.
pEnnn "a AZ, lSSS 4 It
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-16

FOR SAlE--Br0Wn reed baby car
riaEe in good condition. Phone
I G78R Mrs. il r. Sells. 2 Is 81
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-16
rNt aAlaE uk klENx-.-lavuhxa
tsf AND 1IATa

FOR RENd-Four room apartment
With bath; heat and water included.
Centrally located. Phone sO6. J,
s.Ts @&tH 8 VI f5tsft 9. 10 TT n
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-16

FOR RENT-- Modern house at 922 7th
), St, Bismarck. Write S. F. Swayze,
Garrison, N. D.. 2-12 limo
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-16

FOR RENT-Beautifu eight-room res
idence all modern with hot water
heat on Avenue D Inquire at 91S
Sth street or write Tribune No. 3E3.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-16

:OR RENT-Modern room. GIL 9Th
street. s "a limo
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-16

FoR RENT-Modern house Inquire
D. w. Roberts. Phone Isl or Isl
100 a' g 4. IL tt.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-02-20

4
coming in. We will have for
showing this week new spring
suits, dresses, skirts and hats
Fuller Bros.
w. l.. Jrssec, of Cleveland
Russell County, who is 81 years
old, spent part Of last week in
town visiting his son, S. X.
LESSEE and family.
Jack Horsley, a member of
an engineering corps fromCamp
Meade has landed safely over
There" according to letter re-
ceivcd here from him by his
father, w. j. Horsley.
Mrs. w. T.. Hail. of Norton,
spent Friday in the Gap visit.
ing her husband, DR.. W. T..
Hall, who is with the Kelly
Drug Company.
d. II Bostic is improving his
store room opposite Morton &
Daugherty's grocery by putting
III a new front, which, when
completed, will have il nice up.
penrunce.
For the benefit Of our cnsto.
mers we have arranged for n
shipment of fresh fish every
! Saturday in which will be i'm.
Guided n few black bass, pan
size. Give It's your orders L.
Paurs Cafe.
Mrs. j w. Gaut, of Dante.
has been spending several DAYS
III the Gap visiting her father,
j p. Wolfe.
Marion Slemp and two little
daughters, of the Cove, left
Thursday for townsville where
they will spend month with
relatives.
Henry Lane spent a few DAYS
last week at his home in Scutt
County with his brother Carl
Lane, of the u. S. Navy, who
was home on n furlough for a
few days having Just returned
from France.
Bill Fleming was among the
Norton boys who came down
To the Cap Thursday for exaini
nation. This made The seventh
time Bill has been examined
Tor service and ho Dnsspd ihi.
time.
Miss Kate Cherry, of Norton
has been spending several days
IN the Gap at the home of hel
aunt, Mrs. j. w. Kelly.
Mrs j. p. Wolfe wishes to an
nonnce to the public that she
VIII have her millinery store
open for business some time
next week. The incest ant
choicest line of millinery eve
brought to Big Stone Gap vii
be on display.
We failed to mention i'm In,
Post last week of the arrival o
a fine boy at .he home of Mr.
aud Mrs. Roy l.. Hilton las
Sunday the tenth, which vii
be called Roy l.. Hilton,Jr.
Hon. aud Mrs. j. w. Chalk
ley had as their guests at din
ner Thursday night, Mrs. Heller
Taggart Foster, Ralph e. Tag
CART and Major j. r. 'Bullitt.
Mrs. j. w. Kelly left las,
Wednesday for Washington
where she spent few day.
with her son Creed, who ha,
been in training as Minin,
Engineer at Camp Meade since
December.
Marshall Dale, of the Electric
Transmission Company a
PineviI.e, spent a few DAYS in
the Gap last week on business
l. o. Petit returned the frs
of last week FROM few day,
business trip to Richmond. He
met his brother Mr.. Beyeler,
Petit, who returned to Tn,
States q few weeks ago from
France on the British Trans
port Tuscania which was tor
/ pedoed on lis return
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- - OSNPb VIM nus
teaching in the public school al
Andoyer withl Miss Myrtle
Nickels for several. days for
Miss Florence Mccormick.
Mrs. w. Ii. Carnes has been
very sick for several days with
lumbago.
Miss kittie Collier of Stonega,
spent n few days i'm the Gan
last week visiting Mrs. Fred
Gibson.
You should not fail to attend
the opening of Mrs. J.P. Wolfe's
millinery store, which will oc-
cur some time next week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hagan
Ely,in the Cove on last Nv ednes-
day, a fine girl
James IL. Reason, Of Turkey
Cove, spent Saturday afternoon
IN town on business.
WANTED Highest cas- h
prices paiu Tor lat cattle.
H. y HARNER,
Big Stone Gap, Va.
h. G. Jarman and w. II. Car
ricr, of Stoncgn, were visiting
IN town Il few hours Sunday
afternoon.
Willie a. Malan, who is
working AT Roda spent Sunday
in The Gap visiting homcfolks.
The Seminary High School of
Turkey Cove, will give box
supper Friday night, February
%, at $50. Tho proceeds will
be used for the benefit of the
school.
G.. O. Davis, of Milligan,
Tenn, will hold services at the
Christian Church Sunday morn
ing, Feb. 2ith at II O'Clock. A
cordial invitation is extended
to everybody to attend,
First showing of Wooltex
coats aud suits for sping. Full
Ter Bros.
Mrs. Mollie Horton and
daughter, Mrs. l.. +. Tate. Of
Osaka, spent Saturday and
sunday in town visiting rele-
tives
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Gundry,
DIR. {. b Bowyer and Fred S.
Wombell motored down from
Stonega Friday night to attend
the Navy League Party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. b.
Plerson.
FOR RENT Small house
good stand for meat market,
no competition near, rent rea-
scnable. Call on or write,
Mrs. w a. Stewart,
kingsport, Tenn.
Major j. f. Bulli,t left Sun.
day for Admission, Ala, where
he will spend n few days with
his son, First Lieut.. Henry
Bulli,t AT Camp Mcclellan. His
oldest son j lF. Bull t Jr.,
is now at the Aviation Field al
Witchu Falls, Texas, and has
made several successful fights.
Bradley Weary returned ia
the Gap last Thursday from Il
business trip 10 Scott county.
Watt Green brought down a
theatre going crowd from WIS,
Thursday night To see "Oh
Johnny OH" at the Amuzu.
Mrs. y. 9. Harris. compost.
tor on the Post, spent Saturdu,
and Sunday at Jonesvillc visit.
ing homefoIks.
Creed Walton, of Black
Lee County, passed through
town last week with SON,
mules, being cnroute TO Dor
chester and Esserville.
w. W. Buckley, who has beer
quite sick for the past few
months, has greatly improved
being able TO make two tript
to town in car.
Senator and Mrs. Brock, o
Harlan, Ky, spent last Thurs
day in the Gap with MIR. an,
Mrs. j. g. Muncy euroute /,
Richmond where they are plan
ming to buy a large farm naa
there.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-02-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

j esse Henson, of Norton,
spent Saturday in the Gap on
business.
Robt. S. Orr, of Pennington
Z Cop, spent last Friday in town,
being a guest at the Monte
Vista.
Attorney d. Il, Kennedy, of
Wise, was in town last Friday
on professional business.
SIP. A. Richmond aud j. l..
Garter were over from Gate
City Friday.
H. G. Morris, of McCloud.
Tenn. was a business visitor i'm
town Friday.
& Mrs. George TAYLOR will be
hostess to the Lloyd Guild
Thursday at $3.50.
1. I. Gilly spent Sunday at
RogersviIle, Tenn, visiting his
family.
Miss Mable Willis returned to
the Gap Sunday morning from
q several weeks visit with
friends in Lynchburg.
Mrs. j. NJ. Young of Stonega,
spent Sunday in town visiting
.sher mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Gil
q ly who has been i'll Tor sew erul
days.
% All persons indebted S. Polly
& Company for millinery will
please settle with Mrs j. r..
Wolfe.
II. L. Fuller and Mrs. Stall.
Hard returned Saturday from
55the eastern markets where
they purchased a complete line
OF spring goods Tor Fuller Bros.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist Church will have a call
meeting Immediately after Miss
Williams lecture, Thursday
afternoon in the Church.
Miss Helen Ramsey, of near
Pittsbnrg, Pa. arrived in the
Gap Friday where she will
spend several days visiting her
annts, Mrs. NJ. X. Kelly and
Miss Mary Ramsey.
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Miss Jean Mars, OF Kcokee,
spent Saturday aud Sunday in
the Gap with friends.
Miss ALICE Bruce who is
teaching at Dorchester spent
Saturday and Sunday with her
mother, Mrs d. H. Bruce in.
the Gap.
Mrs. Harry lessee, formerly
Miss Mary lIeiss, returned to
the Gap Wednesday from Pc
tersburg and has accepted a
position IN the Interstate Rail.
road Offices.
1t pays to trade at Fuller
Bros.
Union services at the Baptist
Church Sunday evening at 1880
o'clock You are urged to at
tend. Rev Graft, the pastor,
viii be at Dryden in the fore
noon filling regular monthly
appointment.
hooert Bruce, county engi-
iiecr, was down from Norton
Monday on business.
Miss Williams will resume
her Bible Glass Thursday after
noon, Feb. 2lst at 3 O'Clock at
the Baptist Church. Women
of all denominations cordially
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ray
and little daughter Alice, of
Mononga, w. Va, are vi ting
Mr.iand Mrs. John Ray in the
Gap.
Garland Mann, of Scott
County, spent Thursday in
town, having come over to he
examined by the Medical Al
visory Board.
j. G. Mitchell, j. of the oreton
Mercantile Company, at Oreton'
was a visitor in town last
Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ike Richmond
and little son Archie, of Appa-
lachla, spent II few days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. W. a.
Head.
Mr.. and Mrs.J a Gilmer had
as their guests for dinner
Thursday night Mrs. IL. NJ.
Henkel Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Wren
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30
DIRECTOR NAGRUDER
RESIGNS POSITION
Head Of Bureau Of Civilian TseifaS nG
Red Gross Potomac DfvtstcEn
Unable to Servo Longer.

Or. J. w. Magruder. director Of
the bureau OF civilian relief OF tina
Potomac division Of the Fed Cross.
who has visited Richmond on a mum
heS of occasions to confer with lc~
cal Ped Cross officials regarding the
progress Of the work here, will bA
unable to serve longer in that ca
pacity. according to word received ~
Red Cross headquarters yesterday.
DR.. Magruders leave of absence FROM
the Fed Grated Charities OF Baltimore.
an organization OF which he is gem
eral secretary has expired and he In
compelled TO surrender HIS RED Cross
directorship. r. J. Edmonds. iaAs
director of civilian relief OF the eeE~
trail division IT Chicago, will take Dr.
MaEruder's place in this division.
The assistant director ~.u be Gssa
Elizabeth Wood late field supervisor
OF the Pennsylvania school, TOR Social
Workers
RICHMOND Ped Cross members are
being urged by Henry White. man
ager OF the Potomac division, "nevc~
for one moment TO lose sight OF the
object at which we are aiming--wtn-
ming the war~-and m remember how
inGniteetimal are all minor issues
and local prejuiicss in comparison"
Continuing his appeal. Manager
White stated: Unless every effort In
put forth with view 10 the main
tenance of our soldiers and sailors In
the best possible condition. not only
rFlysi,ae hut mentally and moral
", IS Impossible - expect The BEST
rice ~~onn them. RI In equally ina
possible 20 attain such conditions IN
les harmony and team work exist
among those charged. as we all are
especially. with that supreme rs@pou~
stbility"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30

q oEttAued from L lFh rage
o6e.o00, 600 with which TO beat the
kaiser.
In addition to MI Delano. Gov
crnor Thomas ". Beckett, OF North
Carolina. viii also make an address
appealing to the loyalty of the people
10 stand behind the government in
the nation wide thrift movement.
Governor Beckett will be introduced
by Governor Henry c, Stuart
The meeting will be held under the
auspices of the national war savings
COMMITTEES of Richmond and the
Farmers Institute OF Virginia W L
Hathaway. president OF the latter or
gs niEation. Will also speak. while
there will be in addition a speech de
livereG by a Boy Scout OF Richmond.
indications are that AT overflow
audience will turn out TO hear the
des .inguished visitors. who are lend
ing their services without charge to
the United States. Persons who are
not familiar with the purposes OF the
stamps are here presented with a spien
did opportunity to hear the ob1~cts
explained by Mr.. Delano, who Is one
of the men at the helm in the d1rsc-
ton Of the campaign.
Governor Beckett il an orator of
note and patriot who is ardent in
his support Of President wilson.
Mr. Hathaway is well-known TO
most farmers in Virginia. He has not
only taken an active part in aRricu,tu-
raj affairs. bat il largely interested In
public matters. and at this time liz
kseniy alert to serve his country
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30

working OF the public roads In the
county Of Charlotte for the creakion
or dietr.-t road bosrds n said cczsr-
". and for the repeal OF sill acts IN
conflict herewith Approved A&rch
20, 1919.
BY Mr.. Cornet+: A bill to amend
and -e-euact on act entitled "al au&
To provide for making, building ara
keering In rspa,r The public ro@iS
ard bridges ia Graysor county. ap-
proved Mnrch s, 1900. ana az fur
Their amended by an act approved
March Ia. 1904" Approved March
IA, 1903.
BY Mr.. Anderson. OF Rockbrfdg~t
A bill TO amend the special road law
for Rockbridge county in act Ap-
proved March Is. 1905. by amending
and re-erRcting Eectiooe 3, s, 3, IL.
az. IS and II thereof. ard by adding
three new sections thereto, enumeraA.
ed ss reGtaobs 30. Il and e. thereof.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30
TEST FIRE BOMBS IN
FEDERAL COURT ROOM

New York. Jan. 3s.-The federal
court room in which Franz Rintelen
and twelve other Germans are being
tried for alleged conspiracy 30 set ffre
to allied supply ships, was thrown into
great excitement today when COM
bustiblee used In fire bombs were test
ed In the presence of the jury,
A lsrae amount of powder. found
in Eohoken bomb factory. alleged TO
have sen operated By DIR. Walter +
ScheeIe, was placed on an asbestos
sheet and ignited. II famed into tina
air. blu, without a report. Leo Lieber-
man, a chemist. explained how the
powder was placed IN flre bombs and
ignited when sulphurto acid put in
ore end of the device, ate Its way
through,
The government concluded its case
today A long defense is expected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30
SEEKS BALM FOR LOVE =
LOST BY WIRE CUPID

South Bend, Ind, Jan. 29.--Faiiure
of love message 10 arrive at It's desti-
nation was made The basis OF a s2,00o
damage suit today against the West
ern Union Telegraph company. John
NJ. Cozier alleges that because the To-
cal agent did not deliver u telegram
hs sent TO Huntington. w. Va, to Miss
Marguerite Lundy, she married an
other man, believing he had forgot
ten her.
Cozier alleges he was caused much
.laental anguish. trip to South Bend
and was deprived forever of the com
paEy of Miss Lundy and is therefore
entitled to damages.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. ss.--A beg
gar called at the home % Fred Rob-
ertscn, United states district attorney.
in Kansas City. Kan. He asked Miss
Helen Carver, the maid. for some
money to buy n meal. as he was hun
cry. Miss Carver explained that she
had only $50 bill
"Oh. don't lot that bother replied
the tramp, Il can change that all
right
The maid slammed the door.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30
SOCIETY GIRL AND cor
TAKE SAME EXAMINATION

Chicago, Jan. ga society girl
and a police, captain both took the
examination for the same job here
recently-she because she wants to
work end the policeman because he
needs the money.
She Is Miss Della Houghteiings well
known as charity worker. and he is
Captain Wesley II. Westbrook. ex-hrst
deputy OF police. They were among
the seventy applicants for the position,
Of chief probation effiosw 81 fha juva-
mile court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30
PATRIOTIC MEETING
FOR Y. w. G. A

THE War Work of the Young wo-
mans Christian Association" will be
the subject OF the address TO he de-
livered by Miss Katherine Heath
Halves at the annual meeting OF The
mem eers of the W c. A. and their
girl and wofnen friends on Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock The meeting
viii be in the gymnasium OF the Cen
trail building, 9 North First street A
caps city audience ia expected to All
the gymnasium. which will be fes-
toonee with the flags of OR country
anG ~ our allies
The annual meeting ia always II
great interest 10 the members OF the
" w c. A. Previous years n supper
has been an event or the meeting. but
this year an elaborate spread does not
seem consistent with the times. An
exceedingly interesting program has
heen prepared for the evening, Miss
Nawes' talk will be the major one.
the general secretary of the associa
ton win also deliver ore as will Miss
Amy Smith. the executive secretary OF
this field-the South Atlantic. Our
Growing Responsibilities" Will be thu
'suhject of the talk by the general acc
rotary. Miss Mariette Smith. Miss
Amy Smiths subject win be How
the Cities of the South Atlantio Field
are Meeting the Present World
Crisis" The Rev Fred r. Chenault
VIII offer prayer at the beginning
of the meeting. After the singing OF
the hymn. Q Beautiful for Spacious
Skies, the minutes of the last annual
meeting Will he read and the report
NJ the election of the members OF the
board of directors VIII be given.
All members OF the Y. " c. A are
expected and urged to be present at
this meeting, which viii be we'll worth
attending. There In no admission
fec. Tho members of the Blue Ridge
club are asked to meet at o'clock in
OF der to attendethe meeting in body
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30
SON or RICH PUBLISHER
AGAIN SEEKS EXEMPTIONS

Han. iitov. O, Jan. 2e.--Robert r.
Scripps, son of the millionaire pub
Usher of Ohio newspa pers. is seeking
exemption again On the arst draft
call he asked exemption on the ground
that ne is "A newspaper executive, but
both he local and dist let boards de-
MED the appeal. President Wilson.
howeVx- granted it. The question
naire system revoked that exemption,
30 scrippa has started anew his effore
to escape military duty,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30
ASKS FOR TRUCKS
TO DELlVER COAL

with the coming OF colder weather
this morning the Associated Charities
is again called upon to ailay the suf-
fsring or the poog with emery eucy
fuei DIR. James Buchanan appealed for
trucks and wagons in which to deliver
the fuei on hand. He states that the
charities have ON hand supply sur
ncisnt for the next few days, but need
ocuveyances, Those wishing to lend
thetr vehicles for the whole or a part
~ the day should notify DIR. Buchanaa
y the hAadauastsra. Fsur&ssatA aad
1SAakitn strAets
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30
HUSBAND CoCRTs WAR.
BUT NOT WITH SPOUSE,

Ind per fence. Kan. Jan 2s.---A
married man OF thia city recently
returned his questionable ano
waived II his rights to exemption.
When ask sc why. as g. married
man, he diou't take advantage OF
them, he said.
"ExemrtiCn be damned. You
don't know nv wife. Say, rsan.
I'd rather walk across No Mans
Land and back barefooted than
1--we with that woman"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30
Jan sinndercr Fined.

New York, Jan. 2e.---Juiohi Eahoy-
ashi. Il japanese steamship cook. made
q slurring remark today against Presi-
dent Wilson, tried to square" the
situation with O. fve-doiiar bill, but
ives yanked off to court by a United
sta tes sailor.
Magistrate McCiusky regretted his
Inability to punish the japanese fur
Their than q $50 fine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30
Ror Ie Frozen.

New York. Jan. 3s.----Joseph Dol
still, eleven, of Chicago. was still un-
dergoing the process of thawing out
tonight following four day ride to
this city ~ a refrigerator car. Tho
heat III being supplied bly, a friendly
yard master who found Joe In the
ear upon It's Arrival yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30

Eugene, Ore Jan. as.---Service fIagr
on fraternity houses ar the university
OF Oregon here have total of 4Sj
stars sigma NJ heads the list with
seventy members at. waf. and the othcr
fraternities follow well along, with
Phi Gamma Delta. ending the list with
thirty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-30
DELANO To ADDRESS

oEtinued from First Paga.l
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-04-13
-. Graun Cenferenee-

The second group conference ter
minariaE yesterday at FarNerseaEs;
inclpded =. gathering OF officials and
sub-copsmittees from the following
en ssTbo,ir county chapter. Brooke
county. Calhoun county chapter, bod
dridrS comfy chapter. elmer county
cbaDrer- Hancock county chapter.
cIaTksburr chapter, R1TenSwood
cbanter. weston chapter. AannnSton
cbanter. Fairmont chapter Moran
town CHAPTER. wheeling chapter, Pen
dIeto1 chapter, PIeasants county chap
ter. preston county chapter, Randolph
connrx chapter Richie county chap
ter, Roane county chapter carton
chanrer. Tucker county chap:eT, SIS
tersvilIe chapter. Backhannor CHAP
ter. wetzel count chapter. WEI coun-
II, ParkerSburg chapter. MouneAV1I4e
The third group conference VII be
held at Huntington for the chapters OF
Boone county chapter. Braxton county
chapter. CabelI county chapter. Clay
county. Fayests county chapter Green
brier county chapter, Charleston chap
ter Lincoln chapter. Grtflthsv1lle aux
Hilary. Logan county chapter. Gary
cbanrer. Mason county chapter. Blue
field chapter. NinEo county chapter.
Alderson chapter. Monroe county
chapter. Central chapter. Poeahontas
county chapter. Putnam county. Raj
eigh county chapter
The fourth group conference. and
the last until after May. will be held
at Roanoke. Virginia. Further tnfor-
nation will be given as to which chap
tiers will be asked 10 send delegates.
The afternoon conference at Park
ersburx on April 18th will be gwen up
wholly to discussion OF plans pertain
ing to the Second War Drive campaicn
scheduled for May 2o-27. All War
Fund campaign ehairmen in the stale
Of West Virginia are requested TO note
this special session.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-04-13
Certificates Are
Filed by Ministers

These ministers marriage certiti-
Gates have Eeen filed for record with
A. G. Martin. county clerk: Bill
Burlesop and Clare Greathouse. by
Rev. " iIiislnI .. McBain. W. z. cnurch.
Shinnston. April 6: Homer Anmons
and Ada ]. Fletcher, by Rev. T. B. Law
Ter. OF the Baptist church, April IL;
Walter owens and Mary Lay. by Rev.
c. H. Arnold. of the Baptist church.
April 9: Frank Harrison and Lille
May Green. by Rev c. II. Arnold. Of
the Baptist church. Ida May. April Z:
Wise Coats and ofarreH Johnson. by
Rev. c. II. Arnold, OF the Baptist
church. on April s; Dominica Lerose
and Congetta T. Derniglio. BY Rev. JOS
eph Martorona. on April Z; James
Macreuo and Mary Vigni, by Rev JOS
eph Mlrtorona. on april 4: Merle r.
DaSo and Martha Waugh. by Rev
Walter II. Jennings. of Baptist church.
on april 4; r. L. Simms and Serena
O. Michael. by Rev. I. S. Tyler OF the
NJ e. church, south. on March 81.