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San Diego, began a systematic search
for survivors. Hundreds Of these, it
was said. were taken aboard the res
cue ships, which included several
tankers and one naval vessel.
All OF the boats OF the naval train
ms station at 5ayville have been sent
across Great South Bay to Fire Island
beach. presumably to transfer men
from the San Diego. All telephone
connections with Fire Island have
been taken over for official business.
Two lifeboats, filled with survivors,
landed at Point OF Woods and then
out off again at one OF the rescue
ships, which was seen to steam down
the coast. apparently bound for New
York harbor.
Persons living on the Babylon shore
If the bay reported tonight that they
lad heard a number Of explosions at
sea this morning.
Preparations have been made at the
United States base hospital at Fox
Hills. Staten Island. to receive
wounded men, but the authorities
there were not certain they were
from the San Diego, although that
was considered highly probable.
That another visit to submarines off
this coast had been expected by navy
officials because known today when II
was learned that during the past few
days masters Of coastwise vessels have
received orders TO take course that
would keep them as cloe: to shore as
safety would permit.
Submarines were reported about a
week ago considerably cas-! OF Cape
Race on the northerly steamship route
when the schooner Manxman was de-
stroyed. There were reports OF one
OF two other submarine attacks in
that vicinity but none was successful
There has been no U-boat activity in
weters so close as today's attack
since early in June. when raiding be
gun the latte: part Of May ceased
after the u.boats had taken . toll Of
more than a score Of ships
Fire Island is about 10 miles off the
south shore Of Long Island and about
sc miles east OF the entrance OF New
York harbor. A lighthouse on the
island provides q mark for trAAsatlan.
tic shipping In and out Of New York.
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AL THREE ARMIES
N TIE BIG DRIVE
General March Says Soiss-
Ons is Now Under Amer
loan Guns.

WAsHlN010 JAY 30. - offidal
reports - q Wa department. Geo
eral March "a nOWsDAOer msA today
at the weekly eoafeFoneO. showed max-
imum penetration BY The FEAnco-Ansr-
lean ATTACKS Of W miles md an aver
age penetratI0n Of seven miles on .
22-mile front
The attack Seil = being pressed -
said against heavy German rOsOrvoA
The American troops GnOAODA q
this front are first Second. ThlrA sad
Fourth regular divisions aAd ne 26th
New EnglAn1) and 2ssA CPOnA1VlvE
MIA National 0uardA The ~ M,
tional Guard (RA:nbow) 10 stSOooSG
in the Champagne Togi0A
During this interview 0n0FA NRSA
'sclosed the fast that the Om6A51A-
on OF American troops hp passed
100000 mark.
The War department has no ad.
vices that the city OF Scissors has
fallen, but It is known to be under
reavy fire from American artillery
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pIsMIssEs JORDAN

United States Commissioner Kirby
today dismissed the charge OF bring.
ing in whiskey against William Jor'
dan, oolored. JcrGan claimed some
one go;e him the liquor at Manning.
tor and tina. hs did not bring Il into
tho etate. T V. Buckley, deputy
sheriff. testified he saw Jordan ic
Fairmont on the night in QUESTION. The
accused was represented by attorney
l.. c. Musgrave. The coan@ Officers
have charges against Jordan.
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telegram stating that in order to

q telegram stating that in order to
meet the wishes OF the United States
Fuel administration the proposed con
vention had been cancelled.
Appreciation OF this patriotic &C
ton was expressed by the director OF
production who wrote:
Il very much appreciate the
courtesy OF the Citizens Fire com.
pany OF Spangler in cancelling the
convention which was 10 have
been held in August. ] shall he
glad II you will express TO the
members OF the fire company my
appreciation. With the hearty
cooperation being given by the
patriotic citizens throughout the
coal fields there can be no doubt
but that the tonnage will be mate.
rally increased. The situation
created by the coal shortage Is
grave indeed and 1t will retard
our war program unless taken in
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Fined and Turned
Over to the County

Henry Owens. Abe Moore and Silas
Johnson were before Mayor Bowen at
the morning session OF police court
charged with being drunk and for be-
ing dsorderly. The three men were
arrested on Jackson street yesterday
evening by city and county officer
,fter a fight in which Moore and John
son were badly cut about the head.
For disorderly conduct the threc
men were each fined $40. They were
then turned over TO the county author
tiles.
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.U.M.W. 0ReONlERs
BUSY n REGION
Meetings Being Held in Min
ing Towns Practically
Every Day.

United Mine WORKERS n this section
held several mOOtin0 yesterday even
ing swing instruction - 70 further or.
ganiSatiou and Inspiring miners 70 pro-
due emorO ooaA ". =. Ray and Sam
BallentynO we're In WIlSonburg where
they were Strengthening up an organi.
nation which had not been properly
organized B. \ Scott and Joe AnGe-
10 were ct he Dawson mine in Clarks'
burg for the same purpose. P. D.
0AsenS wa ct LumbOgport yesterday
eveains looking after interest OF the
Uaited Nine Workon Association
James Diana and Representatives Pc
terS were ct Gypsy.
W. ?. Ray. 3. A. Scott and organi
zer Peters viii leave tonight 20 spend
a few days ct their homes. Mr.. Ray
Is . resident Of St. Adams. W. Va.
while Peters and Scott are both from
Charleston.
President G. ?. KO0nOy will return
to Fairmont tonight from Charleston.
where he has been for the past several
days.
David Fowler. VINO has been In the
Morgan;own section io- Tie past sew.
eral days assisting in tie organisation
Of miners, returned 10 FatrmoD. yes
ttrday.
J. L. Lewis, OF Indianapolis. Ind. In
iernational vice president Of the Uni
ted Mine Workers Of America, came
TO Fairmont last night and paid visit
to the local Office Of United Mine Work.
ers.
Mother Jones returned to Fairmont
yesterday evening.
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William AlgeO's
Funeral Today

Funeral services over the body Of
William Algeo who met his death on
Thursday when he fell from the
South Side bridge, will be held this
afternoon at four o'clock from his late
residence in Oliver avenue and inter.
ment will be made in Woodlawn GENE
terry by Undertaken MuSgrave. The
services will be conducted by Rev. w.
d. Reed in the absence Of Rev. Q. f.
Goodwin from the city. Fairmont
Lodge No. 9, A.. F. and A. NJ. will At.
tend the services in a body with an es-
cort from Crusade Combmandcry
knights Templar.
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Guy A. Leonard is
Buried at Maple Grove

Funeral services over the body OF
Guy A. Leonard. a prominent citizen
Of this city. whose death occurred on
Thursday. were held this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock from the First M. p.
church with Rev. Lawson officiating
Marion Lodge and Liberty Lodge X. OF
p. attended the services In a body. A
large concourse OF relatives and
friends attended the funeral services
which were Of an impressive nature.
Interment was made in Maple Grove
cemetery following the funeral ser
Vices by Undertaken Fred Jenkins.
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Have Not
Yet Taken scissors

LONDON, July 2O.-The French ad-
yanced oman average OF one mile on a
3Jmile front between noon yesterday
nd nine o'clock last night.
The French line has not been ad.
sanced much further toward scissors,
but tn front is now very close to the
main road opposite Vile Montoire, six
miles south of Scissors. Vile Mon
;oire is an important sector for the
transport of German troops.
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Wonhington
Vlsltlra Old Fr,ondo.

Elisa DavlA Of FaiTmonl Vas viSlt.
ms vaaeA DaVis and other Old friends
n tAlO Viuinitv this week and vas call
Ing friends h WoTtAington on Thur
day. Sh0 b oighg-tVo yoAES old and
lived near here daring the Civil war
and has many remlniscon0oS 70 rotate
OF things mat occurred during those
stirring times. One time she Va con-
peeled TO prepare breakfast for III.
teen Union soldiers who had been PIT
70 fight BY John Anderson. . Confed-
crate soldier, 0OoiDtOd By his wife.
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R. D. Ward Again
City Traffic Officer

RID. Ward went to work this morn
ing as a city traffic officer taking the
place left vacant by Traffic Officer
Rayling. who has resigned his position
with the city to enter military service.
Ward was previously employed with
the city as a traffic officer and since
his resignation has been employed
with the Fairmont Restaurant COM
pany.
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$4,000 Germans Have
Been Taken Prisoners

(By Associated Press)
LONDON. July 20.-French troop
the scissors front have extendef
" advance from Mount de Paris
Invest Of the city OF Belleu, town
,theast OF Scissors.
The number OF Germans taken In
ne FrancO-American offensive has
cached 1880.
On the Rheims frcnt the French
forces have advanced for a distance
of 1000 yards between Souain and
Auberive. The French also made
slight progress near Pourcy.
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Serious Cholera
Outbreak in Russia
(Rv AssocIated Pressn

(By Associated Pressl
LONDON. July 20. - Cholera has
-Token out in Moscow according to
.ussian wireless message received
ere today.
With nthe last - hours, the mes
age saws there have been registered
Il Boscow 224 known cholera cases. rs
Inspected cholera cases and rs cases
Df stomach disease.
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woooMEN CIRCLE MEMORIAL.

The Maple Grove WoodMtn Circle
will have a memorial s0rVtoe Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock to which all
OF the members are urged to attend
The exercises will lake place at the
knights Of Pythias han In the Fleming
building. Rev. c. d. Mitchell. OF the
Central Christian church | a,ellgWnv
Central ChristlAA church. viii give IN
address.
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PenSonaIA


l. b. KnAR the MonoaGaA mUr-
chast, was . buBinsss visitor here o.
FrCSay.
Q. II. HATtin and AEiie shaver VOgS
buAlnAss tsanAsct0rs IN ClaTkSbuSg On
TharadaJ.
HS06onOs & J. Sturm. J. \ WOOD
and CAAA r. Martin formed a party
Of sho0pOn ct ySirmont on Thursday.
RoOoos Z Wake. who has been IN
trainhU at Camp Lee 1oS several
maths. arrived here on Wednesday,
o. THROUGH for visit with relatives
aad friends.
Mayor J. Lane Parrish returned or
Friday morning from a business trip
TO Pittsburgh and other points.
W. B. Plaster, who has been locat
ed at TajiInanSville. CpshUr county.
arrived here GU Friday for Gov days
visit.
Born, to NJ. and Mrs. Pas luale Sou
dieri on Wednesday night. July 18th.
a son. Mr.. Ccuderi is section fore
man on the d. & o. r. r. here.
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Appralssment Blll-An appraise'
ment bill has oeen filed in the estate
Of Robert c. Hall. late OF this county,
which shows that the estate y ~
praised at 1920. The appraisers are
, s. Leggett. A. L. P.ichard and J. T.
.urt.
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Lu. 49, .-e.L.e 80 81 iCIT s!u
Then caresu.ly fold dotted line It's
ontlDs length. Then dotted line 2 and
- q. HOld each section underneath
acoIEAtOlv. When completed turn over
81 NIu find q surprising result
oaWO tie DictuTes.
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hand promptly and vigorously
handled BY both the operators and

handled by both the operators and
the mine workers. Before them
lies a great opportunity for pa
triotic service and am Sure they
will make the best OF Il ard show
TO the world by a marked increase
in tonnage that they "a. doing
their full duty toward wlnairs the
war"
United States Fuel Administrator
II. A. Garfield also wrote 20 J. G. Mich
olson. Barnesboro, Pa:
II desire to express my appre-
citation OF tho patriotism displayed
By the Spangler Fire company ~
cancelling Firemen's convention
and carnival this year. Fuel ard
then more fuel IL necessary 20 win
the war end your action in fore.
going your carnival adds to the
fuel supply by keeping the mines
at work"
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on for PhiIippi - Today United
states Marshal c. h. Smith and p. G.
Joyce, chief deputy OF northern West
Virginia, went to Philippi to have their
quarterly accounts audited. The trip
vas made by auto.
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ed over to A. 8. sinsel. assignee Of c.
Z McCray, Q creditor. secured By hsa
first In priority.
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Not Enouoh,

CitiIen-Unless ! am mistaken. you
are the party I gave 10 cents to yes
terday.
Beggar-I am. sir. Did you think
dime would make new man Of me?-
Boston Transcript
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Do6fs FIlod-These deeds have been
- ( 4; record with A. G. Martin.
OD1 clerk: James !. Michaels, ex-
1ou10g. b Arthur J. Ashcraft, lots s
~ {, block D, Michaels addition,
pWns, Llncoln distri>t, $3.50; o. J.
LIoming OF II. to Charles E. Moore.
nnDod q real estate Of o. J. Fleming
ldivilioa Of block 8. Google add.
"a. Last Park. city, $500.
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Additional Names Of Persons Called 10
Service.

n Dddition 10 those named = our
last l0tteH who are called TO report Tor
military 6nty AS1t Wednesday and
who reside in W0rthlAgton OF nearby
are DOlO0t l. CuHninSham. by b.
TAeA Jesse J. Jackson ARA ciaS6O
JacksOa.
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pairs made necessary by an auto col
iision on July along the Country
club road The defendant made no
appearance.
Selling Whiskey Alleged - Silas
Johnson was arrested today by Deputy
Sheriff Adams on a charge Of selling
whiskey TO Ed Moore and Henry
Owens both colOred, who were arrest :
ed yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Adams
and later turned over to the city po
lice. Johnson denies his guilt and
claims that the other men disposed o.
whiskey 10 him. The accused is com
mitted for hearing before Justice
Conway on Monday afternoon at .
o'clock. Johnson came here from Ala
bama three months ago.
Hearing on Monday-on the grounds
that his attorney. L. X. Bell. was gu,
OF town, II. s. Stern, Of the Star Cash
Grocery. on Main street, charged with
giving short weight. had his trial post
poned from yesterday until Monday
morning at 10 o'clock. He was held
under $500 bail on each OF three
charges.
Preparing for Convention Sunda
morning at the Central Christia
church DR.. Mitchell will speak to HI
congregation on plans to be followe-
in preparing for the state convention
OF the Christian church of West Vir-
ginia. DR.. Mitchell and his congre-
CATION will entertain the convention
September 3 to S. DR.. Abbott. Of st.
Louis, Mo, editor OF the Christian
Evalgenist, will be one of the leading
lights at the convention. Sunday night
Rev. Mitchell will speak on "The Big !
gest Task Of the Worlds Work"
In observation-disclosures Wilson and
Kearsley Hartley are spending the
week end in Pittsburgh. They at
tended the races in Uniontown on
Thursday going from there to Pitts
burgh.
Visiting In kentueky-Miss Virginia
Tough has gone to Hendricks. Tucker
county. where she will spend q week |
with relatives.
In eoothsviIle-Miss nellie Powell
is spending several days with relatives
at Boothsville.
Fined S25-Mike Dlllen was before
Mayor Bowen charged with insulting
several young girls on Madison street
on Thursday. He was found guilty
OF the charges and fined SIS.
S. s. Bridge Gone-The last part OF
the old South Side bridge was torn
down yesterday afternoon. Workmen
have been over one month in tearing
down the old bridge.
Will Leave for Camp - William
Freeland Bennett. Jr., resident OF
Philadelphia. Pa. but who is registered
with the local draft board, has been
transferred to draft board number for
ty.one for the city Of Philadelphia and
will leave in a few days for a south
ern cantonment.
No Volunteers Here-The call for
limited service men who were skilled
along certain lines in the production OF
spruce closed today. There were no
Fairmonters qualified for the work de-
sired and there were no volunteers
from this city.
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Orders Fertilizer - Orders were
: .aeed today by w. z. McComas, coun.
y agent. for two carloads OF fertilizer
ON Baltimore firm. This is for
orion county farmers.
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: LATE WANT ADS

p0n RENT - Light housekeeping
SoomG - Rhes Terrace.
7.?0St %l56
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oupplsmental Lsass-A supplement
y . lease Of ]. 8. Martin ct ux. to The
Mononsahela Valley Traction com.
pang. which originally was made with
tho EalEmont Gas company, was filed
Tl1nolng the rental for gas wells from
40 . year TO $500 Q year. II is for q
lInot q IS acres IN Lincoln district.
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esln9 20 MoreantoWn-Plans are be.
nstle by w. 4. McComas. county
u agent, to take party OF Marion
4iy farmers TO Morgsntown in the
car future to visit the state expert.
nentsd live stce.. department.
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NHBluiu
and warmc
1t and San
oesl Readings.
:. p. Hall, OBJ.
emperature at s
m. to-day. 60,
, terd, Us wealth.
q. pcrtly cloudy:
nperature, maxi.
m, IS; mini.
I'M. S.; precipi-
A fanf enIifNO
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001y1Ho8 - the churches.
IL lens hah-Order Of Railway
VluctOsS u $3.50 p. m.
nhA-ounday school rally At Up. m
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Mocray Insolvent Estate-Accounts
have been fled in the office OF the
county clerk by W. N. Kennedy, COM
missioner Of accounts Of Marion coun'
~. N the insolvent estate OF the Nc
Cray Theatre Company. which former
n conducted a motion picture theatre
a Main street now the location OF
ne western Union Telegraph Com
0any. The amount Of money received
non sale OF personal property totalled
oloo. A balance Of t3l5.67 was turn
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o1lllomOnt % Aeeounts-H. s. Live
~ commissioner Of accounts of Ma
non county, has filed settlement Of
n(oount blanks IN the following es-
.ol: Prank Reed and R. 8. Reed. ad-
.'ulIlIators Of the personal estate of
nDboFt L. Reed, late Of this county;
]. 9. MINER, administrator Of the per-
1unnI estate Of Malissa E. Cunning
hnm, deceased: Blanche Lake. execu-
0lE q the last will and testament Of
4 Gordon Lake, deceased: C. e. Gas
IN, gnardian Of Celia Level. an in
mt; ]. Austin Price, guardian Of An.
- \. Price, an infant; ]. Frank
Niche, executor Of the last will and
testament Of Angulina Fleming. de-
CEASED; Michael Morgan, administra.
~ a NE personal estate Of Neill Nor
-, deceased; Marion Martin. ad.
m|nlslrator Of the personal estate of
Seth \. Martin, deceased; J. G. Floyd,
committee Of Maude L. Parker. an In
6ans person; George NJ Alexander,
loBlamentary trustee Of Lee L. Ma
lone, deceased; William M. Kennedy.
commissioner OF accounts OF Marion
county, has filed settlement Of account
blanks IN these estates: J. f. Barnes
ana Bert Z. Barnes. administrators OF
ne personal estate OF 8. w. Barnes,
diseased: Lou Z. Barnes. guardian
a Mary Barnes, an infant: Lou E.
DaFnes, guardian Of Emma Barnes. an
mint; N. B. Criss, trustee OF NC
Cray Theatre company. a corporation
Iisolvent debtor: B. F. Ramage. guar
Alan Of Audie c. Shuman. an infant:
". y. Cali, trustee Of the estate OF the
Ehlrmont COOPERATIVE Association. a
co1Doration. insolvent debtor: J. c.
wilson, administrator OF the personal
estate q Eli Wilson. deceased; All
o6n 8. Fleming. guardian Of Lloyd X.
Cbnaway, On infant; Mary Gaskins,
admlnistratrix Of the personal estate
Of y. D. Gaskins. deceased: Mary Gas
kIns, guardian OF Corona Gaskins. an
infant.
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JuO1tes Gives Justiee-Justice Con
away yesterday gave judgment in the
sum Of $3.50 to Charles Milon in his
civil suit against Claude Metz, Of Fair
mont. The suit was brought TO recov-
er that sur Of money TO pay for re
pairs made necessary by an auto col
iision on July 4 along the Country
club road. The defendant made no
appearance.
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Sermon by Request-At the request
OF r,irmont business man Rev. H.
q. S.of,zer. d. d.. pastor OF First
PRESBYTERIAN church. will preach on
the text. BLESSED Are the Meet for
They Shall Inherit the Earth" This
WIN Be the theme at the morning SER
vice at iO:l6 o'clock. Just how this
massage Of scripture may be Interpret
a n war times win be given by Rev.
Or. e-~c.zer In his usual able manner.
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81 per Cent Paid on claims-Ac-
cordIn. 10 the account filed by W. NJ.
KoRnedy, commissioner OF accounts
for Marion county. the Fairmont Co
lucrative Association. q corporation,
declared an lnsolvent debtor. will pay
ca cents on the dollar to its creditors:
TIE claims against the coop" total
ef.lol.SS, while the amount to be dis
if'Sntod win total $3.01l.53. The
k6avios. creditors are: J. H. Snider'
4 .O21. 81; Charles J. Corbin. 1851 20;
.6Enor.0 Gaylord Company. $654.f; Ste
Vo1son Grocery Company, $525.4O.
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DOUBT ABOUT

CONTINUED from page one.)
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In eoothsviIle-Mlss nellie Powell
is spending several days with relatives
al Boothsville.
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Visiting In kentueky-Miss Virginia
Tough has gone to Hendricks. Tucker
county. where she will spend q week
with relatives.
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Fined $25-Mike Dlllen was before
Mayor Bowen charged with insulting
several young girls on Madison street
on Thursday. He was found guilty
OF the charges and fined SIS.
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No Volunteers Here-The call for
limited service men who were skilled
along certain lines in the production OF
spruce closed today. There were no
Fairmonters qualified for the work de-
sired and there were no volunteers
from this city.
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S. s. Bridge Gone-The last part OF
the old South Side bridge was torn
down yesterday afternoon. Workmen
have been over one month in tearing
down the old bridge.
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In neutrality-suspicious. Wilson an'
Kearsley Hartley are spending tn
week end in Pittsburgh. They at
tended the races in Uniontown oil
Thursday going from there to Pitts
burgh.
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