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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29
District President Keeney
Sends Letter to All
Locals.
URGES HELP ON ORDERS
Lawson Communication Did
Not Arrive in Time for
Convention.

The scale committee OF the United
Mine Workers convention held here
last week made its report at $3.50 Sat
urday afternoon and adjournment was
taken at 1900 o'clock after the report
had finally been adopted The scale
committee was delegated to act in a
conference with the operators which
has been requested.
D. r. Lawson. district representa-.
tive of the Fuel administration, ad.
dressed an open letter to c. F. Keeney,
president Of District No. II, which did
not reach him until Sunday, after the
convention had adjourned. Mr.. Keen.
ey would have taken the subject Of
Mr. LawsOn's letter up with the repre-.
sentatives Of the various unions here
in convention had he got il early
enough but the convention was in eX.
ecutive session Saturday afternoon
and neither the letter nor The West
Virginian, containing a copy OF II,
reached mine worker officials until
after the convention had adjourned.
Mr. Keeney was called to Charleston
today but before going addressed the
following circular letter to union mine
I workers:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29

Rights Of Way-These rights Of
ways were filed on Saturday after
noon at the office OF the county clerk
by the Hope Natural Gas Company
T. p. Campbell. ct ux.. sc rods. Metz
Warrington district SOS; Ella Kin
sey. "a rods. Warrington district. 81;
Morgan Rice. % rods, Metz distric.
s47: S. T.. Baker, ct al, 124 rods
Metz. SCI; c. H. Freeland et ux.
Metz. SIS: Mary J. Hamilton, Is rods
Metz. Sl3: f B. Campbell ct TX. Go
rods. Metz. $3.50: NJ c. Campbell ct
ux., GO rods, Warrington district. S3l;
B. A. Ammons ct NIX. 100 rods, Lin
coin district. S25: J. n. Taught ct TX,
1873 rods, Lincoln district, S23; ]. "
Taught, ct uX.. 90 rods. Lincoln dis
trict. $3.50.
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Contemplated Making Quick
Retreat Soon, Experts
Think.
ALLIES ARE HOLDING FERE
German Killed Are Many
But Losses in Guns
Light.
lry Associated PrcssN

PARIS, July 29.-Under the iTFOsis.
tibie pressure Of the allied troops the
cnemy's retreat continued yesterday,
according to the Havas correspond.
Ont az the front. The average id.
vance Of the allies during the day
waS from 10 . kilometers. i d a.
yet impossible TO determine the limit
OK the rctrca. but il Is probable that
ii will stop On the wooded height
along he Voslo liver.
On the let OF the allied line the
Germans made great effOrtE 10 hold 10
he army under Gen. GOutte blowing
up bridges and foot bridges leading
10 Feg1-en-tLrdenois and cOntending
for territory foot by foot.
TIE eremy stIbbornness was use.
less anu The allies entered the town
by Tho west and south and are holding
their positions
u Is explained that the small num-
be- OF German prisoners taken q due
to the fact that the allies have adVanc
ed with extreme caution While tnt
Germans left only small forces % GOV.
er their retreat. These forces were
given orders to mold on TO the last 40
that :ho mai body might withdrew.
Thus the enemy losses are relatively
heavier in dead than IN prisoners.
On the other hand tho Germans len
considerable booty especially ougl'
ncering machinery, munitions dopoia
and a number Of cannon which they
nut out Of order before abOndOnlne.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29

Home From OhiO-Hon. r. A. Pol
lock. Of Rivesville, returned Saturday
afternoon from q speaking tour 10
Ohio. On Wednesday night he ad-
dressed 1000 people in the public
suare at Piqua. when patriotic
gathering was held. a band concert
was also observed at that time. AZ
Urbana Thursday he addressed a big
lodge gathering on patriotism. For
mer Senator Pollock IS Junior vice
councillor Of the State Council Of the
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Of Ohio.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29

WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY
on THE AISNE-MARNE 'FRONT.'
$50 4. m. July 29.-(By Associated
Press. French and American troops
were slaehing vigorously at tho sill.
fleming German rear early today with
some prospect that before night the
advance lire would be close % TIE
river Ardre which Is now only q few
kil0meters away.
Late last night fighting was eilll
in progress for the mastery o. VIE
en.Tardcnois the German strong point
on the southeasicrly side % TIE 81.
lient, hut the allies were gradually
gaining the ascendency here. They
are established in the southern Dor.
ton OF the town having beaten on al
efforts Of the Germans % dlslodge
them.
From Rheims the line now extend
almost straight southwest Of Ollzy-el'
Viola!re. The forest Of RS 3 now
behind the allies and thGy are holdlns
Champyoisy to the northeast 81 ihe
forest. In this region the Germans
have the higher ground and have
Continued on Page Eighty
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Y. M. G. A. Girls Are
Asked to Bring Guests

Tomorrow will be observed as
Guests Day at the Y NJ. C. A. and
every girl who comes to the ~" are
asked TO bring a guest
Tomorrow being Tuesday the girls
will have exclusive use OF the pool.
The swimming classes are as follows:
Juniors (beginners) 800 a. m; Jun.
Tors (advanced) 1000 a. m; high
school girls 900 p. m; Seniors $500
D. m: Seniors 7:3O D. m.
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FAIRMONT, W. VA,
July 20, 1918.
To All Local Unions Throughout
the Coal Fields:

July ~, 1915.
To All Local Unions Throughout
the Coal Fields:
We are in receipt OF a letter
from d. r. Lawson. district rep
resentative OF the Fuel admins.
tration, in which he informs us
that there must be 100000 tons
Of coal shipped from this field
this week-the same to be con.
signed to Curtis Bay to be used in
various munitions and war order
plants in various parts OF the
country.
Mr.. Lawson says that he no
ticed TIE telegram in the paper
which was sent to President
Woodrow Wilson in which the del.
egates to the United Mine Work.
ers' convention pledged their 10y.
atty end support to the United
States goyefGG 'nt in this world
crisis and that he asks the co.
operation OF the officials OF the
United Mine Workers that this
end may be at.oiled.
We, officials OF the United
Mine Workers. urge our members
to put forth every effcr. to pro.
duce every pound Of coal possible
and = order to accomplish what
the government asks II will be
necessary for every man TO do his
individual part.
Let every local union ask the
employees, superintendent and
mine foremen to co-oprate with
the mine workers by keeping the
water OF the road. out Of the min.
ers places, by keeping proper tim.
Der supplied at miners working
places. by keeping the track laid,
b ykcpeing haulage facilities in
proper working order. and II this
Is done and the railroads furnish
the cars we are certain that the
miners will go over the top and wi
not only furnish the 10000 tons
required but will ankle 1t at least
100000.
We have faith IN the United
Mine Workers Of this field. We
are certain that they will do their
full part necessary to produce the
maximum OF coal production this
week; that every man will cooper
ate with Mr.. Lawson. the district
representative OF the Fuel admin.
istration. the officials OF the com.
pany where you are employed and
the United States government and
once more give evidence Of the dis.
position so often ephasized in the
recent convention TO do every.
thing possible to aid in winning
the war.
Fraternally yours.
G. F. KEENEY, President.
FRED MOONEY. Sec'y-Treasurer.
District No. II, United Mine
Workers.
p. s.-Read this in your local
union.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29
EXPECT GERMANS TO MAKE STAND AT VASLE RIVER
Use American
Prisoners as
Air Raid Shields

GENEVA. Sunday. July 2sth.-
CBy Associated Press)-Thirty-two
Americans including some officers
recently captured by the Germans
have been lodged near the railroad
station at Mannheim, in Baden, on
the Rhine, according 10 a report
received.
The Americans were placed IN
this position IN order 10 prevent
allied air raids.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29
THE WEATHER

Probably showers tonight; Tuso.
day unsettled and slightly eooluA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29
BUILDING PERMITS

Two building permits were issued
at the weekly meeting Of the Board
Of Affairs this morning. J. o. Whor-
ley was given a permit to erect a
garage on Maple avenue. Z. NJ. Boyd
was given q permit TO erect a store.
room on the north side OF Marion St
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TOPR[PlREFOR
FLIGHT ACROSS
ATLANTIC OCEAN
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RESIDENTS 0F BERLIN
FLED ~ AfRpIANE~


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80 HOT OtT WEST
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