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MARRIAGES.

In West Bratileboro. June II, by Rev.
]. NJ. Compton. Fred H. l.. Morse and
Mrs Lydia l.. Packard, both of Brattle-
boro
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DUMMERSTON.

There will be no service at the church
next Sunday on account of the absence
of the pastor. Is
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BIRTHS.

In South Londonderry. June IL. son
to Mr., and Mrs. Carl Fuller.
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JUDGE VINCENT
Continued from page three }

re convention. They are as follows
The Democracy Of Marion county
n mass convention assembled. do
hereby adopt the following declara-
tons:
The immediate purpose Of the
Democratic party, the purpose which
takes precedence OF every other. lie
to win the war. The fate Of true
democracy everywhere depends upon
Its being won. It's object is to rid the
world once for all OF the threat Of
violence and injustice which must
hang over 1t so long as there Is any
where an autocratic government
which can disturb its peace or domi-
nate its fortunes. The Outrages
against right which Germany has
committed have directly touched our
own citizens and our own liberties.
and they have done much more than
that. They have threatened right
and liberty everywhere, and Germany
must be brought to terms by such q
victory as will leave no doubt In the
minds Of her rulers and her people
az TO what forces control mankind.
We entered upon our present course
In self-defense to resist q menacing
assault directed against our freedom
and our national integrity; We shall
not abandon II until our objective 10
definitely attained.
Because We mean to win the war, Il
is our purpose to support and sustain
TO the utmost the administration Of
Woodrow wilson. His administra-
ton can better be supported by those
who believe In Il and trust Il than
by those who are constantly eager 20
make a selfish use Of what they con-
ceive 20 be its mistakes. Il is, there
fore, our purpose to supply the adj
ministration in our nominees with
men who are its real, unQuestionable
and competent friends.
Our purposes look also beyond the
period Of the war. We recognize that
the war must Of necessity be followed
by a period OF reconstruction. 70
whose problems u will be necessary
that the best, most sympathetic and
most practical minds Of the country
should be devoted.
And not In their case alone must
the sympathetic aid Of the federal
government be given 20 the alloea-
ton Of labor. the development Of its
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80 VOTES IN THE
COP. CONVENTION
Attorney CarskadOn Will
LiknGv BE a Candidate
for Nomination.

There will be q total OF eighty-nint
votes OF be cast az the mass conven
lien OF the Republican party Of Ma
rlon county. which will be held on
Wednesday evening, August IA, in the
circuit court room. This and other
matters were discussed at the meeting
Of the Executive Committee, which
was held yesterday afternoon at tn
office OF Attorney Frank r. Amos Or
Main street. There was a large turf
out OF the committee and every d.
r.ct in the county was we'll represol
d.
Il was decided to allow a OVte O.
he basis Of every fifty cast for JUDI,
johnson at the last gubeTnatorla
imDaign The vote will be divide,
districts as follows: Fairmoni
IS: Warrington, IS; Union, II; Lin.
In. 10; Paw Paw, S; Winfield, g.;
rant, 5.
The chief purpose Of the convention
will be to select the nominee of the
Republican party for the office Of
Judge OF the intermediate court At.
Jorney E. &. Carskadon. of the local
lar, has signified his intentions of
having his name presented to the con
yentiOn
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DETAINED HERE FOR
INJURVING SOLDIER
Chauffeur of DR.. Carr
Charged With Running
Down Man.

While the automobile Of DIT. H. H.
Carr. OF this city, Was being driven
yesterday afternoon At Summit Hill,
near UniontoWn. Pa, Il struck . sol
der boy and from last reports he is
in a dying condition at a hospital in
Uniontown with a fractured skull.
Claude Jackson, colored, the driver, is
detained in the Marion county Jail
The automobile was being driven by
DR.. Cars chauffeur but the physician
was not in the car at the time the acct
dent occurred, the occupants being
Mrs. Carr and another lady.
Il appears that a soldier on one Of
the numerous trucks that the govern
ment is driving from Detroit to Allan.
tic ports over overseas use had been
adjusting something at the rear OF the
auto truck and stepped directly in
front OF DR.. Carr's auto.
The Fairmonters Immediately stop
ned their automobile and made ar.
engagements 10 care for the injured
Sammie and when they left HIS condi-
ton was not alarming.
Last night Sheriff A. NJ. Glover had
a telephone message from Uniontown
requesting him 10 put Jackson under
arrest because the soldiers condition
was precarious and IL was feared that
he would succumb TO his injuries.
Sheriff Glover knowing that mis- man
would be available waited until this
morning and Deputy Sherifis John s
Glover and w. z. Harris placed Jack.
son under arrest and he is being de.
tanned in the jail at Fairmont pending
the outcome of the soldiers injuries.
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NO CITY WATER
Continued from page one)


from the water scarcity this after
noon.
In discussing the situation this
morning Commissioner Smith made t.
Known that both Of the city pump
we're in very bad condition and woul'
iced thorough repairing before the
'ould stand up to the great amount {
pumping required. He stated thu
while the two pumps would likely b
put in shape to resume operation b.
ore many days, they will not be re
paired sufficient TO operate without
breakdown occasionally. The trou
bic at the pump station will come up
from time to time until after the thor.
Ough repairs have been properly made,
which will require several weeks. An
effort will be made to get one Of the
pumps repaired sufficiently 10 begin
operation, permitting work on the 9th
he other will he operated in an effort
he other will be oerated in an effort
20 make the necessary repairs to both
- will take from eight to ten months
% get the boiler and electric pump
hore which have been ordered.
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STAR CASH MARKET
ONE Of THE MOST
SANITARY N CITY

In the issue Of this paper Of Tues
day. July 80, 1918. there was an item
to the effect that H. s. Stern, proprie-
tor Of the Star Cash Market, was be-
fore Mayor Bowen on account Of the
unsanltary condition Of his meat mar
ket. The said item was misleading,
on account Of the fact that the diff
ference between the city and Mr..
Stern was not on account Of the I'M
sanitary condition OF the meat mar
ket. but over q pickle barrel filled
with water. sitting In the yard a con-
siderable distance in the rear Of the
meat market. which, due to the rush
Of business had been overlooked by
Mr.. Stern. When his attention was
called to the barrel IN question, he
promptly and gladly removed II.
As to the sanitary condition Of the
Star Cash Market, which IL one Of the
best in the city. Mr.. Stern heartily
invites inspection by ell citizens Of
the COMMUNICATIVE.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-03
Prof. Ward to Head
Lincoln Schools

Prof David a. Ward, superintend
ent Of thu schools Of Warrington city
has been selected as superintendent O.
schools Of Lincoln district TO succeed
%. NJ. Conley, resigned.
]. W. Timberman. Of Coal district
harrison county, was selected several
veeks ago by the school board Of Lin
DIN district, but later decided that he
would not accept the position.
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% yin end oongIaiulato NJ opltloll
upon HE success. Il WOs Q fIICntly
race. and thoFo are no sore gDol1, I
win b found % Tie names n6Ie
Tuesday - usual. He made . IN
for the election Of Colonel WatBol
and Major Nicely.
Attorney Watts said: 81 thank my
friends because II Was my friends
only who did the work and q whole
solicitation I entered the Geld. Ian
heartily for Judge Vincent. Wen,
let's leave wen enough alone"
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3 81; Sturm. 3 ~; watts 3 ~.
Total Of al districts. 333; Vincent
ll3 plus; StuRm. 50 plus; watts, as
plus.
Necessary for choice, 1iS.
In his address Of thanks 10 the con-
vention Judge Vincent said: The To-
sue has been tried. the evidence has
been submitted and the jury tyou)
have returned the verdict and take
no exceptions. thank you, thank
you kindly"
Attorney Sturm said: Il have no
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ben recorded By A. q. Martin, coun-
" clerk; William Okey Cunningham
10 George R. Thomas, undivided inter
est in a tract Of 30 acres along Fiat
run, Warrington district, 81; z. r.
Morgan ct ux. TO Vertie E. Holt, lot
Z, block ., Fairmont Development
company's addition. city, two parcels
adjoining and aggregating a frontage
On Fairmont avenue Of 35 feet and eX
tending back q uniform width OF IS
feet OF 120 feet 40 an alley, Sl3,500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-03

Marriage LleenSeS-These marriage
.censes have been issued by Deputy
county Clerk Phillips: James o. Gal
,asple, 80. and Caroline f. Post, both
Of Fairmont: Nick Virbank, 81, wild
over. and Agnes Rosmaria, %, widow,
both Of Annabelle; William Woods. %,
and Lena Seay, 10. both Of Grant
Town.
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GAS COMPANIES
CONTINUED from page one)

does not work cut the way Il IS hoped
II will the Governor has promised to
call a special session TO take the prob
'em up. Cases have been prepared r.
4 number OF cities IN the northern end
OF the state and testimony will be Ia.
ken by the commission IN all Of them.
Judge Rider was the only commits.
sloner present yesterday. The follow.
ing men were present:
Judge Cox Of MorgantoWn represent
ing the West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and the Randall Gas
Company, Charles Powell, Kembal;
White and Christie Paine, represent.
ing the Hope Natural Gas Company,
E. c. Frame, in the interest OF the
Carnegie Natural Gas. Chas. A. Good
win and w. f. Glacccock, representing
the plaintiff companies, Chas. c. Herd,
representing the city Of Morgantown,
Joseph Buchanan, manager Of the w.
Va. Traction & Electric Company, Dr.
D. H. Courtney, president Of the Ran.
dali Gas Company. Harry De Vaughn,
Chief Engineer for the United States
Window Glass Company, II. L. Cars.
packer, manager Of the Mississippi
Wire Glass Company, T. D. Warrick,
manager OF the Press Prism Compa.
ny, Horace G. Smith, superintendent
OF Schools, Charles T. Hickman, may
or. Fred Davis, City Engineer, Geo. +.
Miller, collector, c. S. Welsh, General
Manager Standard Glass Speciality
Co., James Meredith who will repre-.
sent Fairmont compliments. Judge
Morgan did not arrive yesterday
though he Is expected 10 be present
today. Judge Wiles from the south.
ern part Of the State will not be pres.
ent during the hearing at all, was re.
ported yesterday
The morning was devoted to filling
answers. making motions and some
little argument Chas. G. Herd stated
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Norris Taken to
Penitentiary Today

Robert Norris, who confessed to sec
1nd degree murder in Circuit court
Ia week, was taken to Moundsville
this morning by Guard Welsh, Of the
West Virginia state penitentIary Nor.
ris was sentenced to serve nine years
there by Judge Raymond. He con.
fessed to fatally shooting a negro
named Fred Lewis at the B. & 0.
yards.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-03

Leave for WashingtOn-Miss Evel-
yn Garrett and Mrs. B. B. Garrett left
today for Washington. D. c., whore
they will visit Whitney Garrett, who
a page in the House Of Representa-
YES, and B. B. Garrett. who had re
utly been transferred from Camp
o. Va, TO Washington. They will
so visit other points before return
nc home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-03
LITTLE CHILD DIES

Frank Boramoana aged years and
3 months son Of Vincent Boramoana
died yesterday after an illness from
typhoid fever Funeral services wer,
held from the Italian Catholic church
at 8 o'clock this morning and IN
body was inferred in Holy Cros
ccmetry.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-03

Marriage Certifieates-Rev. Robert
]. Yoak. pastor Of the Methodist Epis.
copal church, south, city, has filed
these marriage certificates: Charles
Leezer and Ella Barr, on July 3; Noah
r. Miller and Beryl Cofiman, July 20;
James Warfleld and Ruby Merrill, on
July ID.
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O., vut me picture on all four sia-5
hen carefully fold dotted line It's
1Io length. Then dotted line 2 and
%. Hold each section underneath
ICuTatoly. When completed turn over
10 g0uu lind . surprising result
I've Ire pictures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-03
ATE WANT" ADS

" nENI-FuTniShed rooms. suita.
r. Iof two gentlemen. 2lO2 Quincy
lt 49,. S-3-2t 42l7.
.NIED-k woman 10 clerk In store,
ID % SoaF8 old. Must furnish
IoIco. Good wages, light work.
Ic1l y. o. Box i31. S-3-4t. 4216.
0iLE-Rood Baby Carriage IN
condition. Apply 902 Carleton
can SSl J.
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FUNERAL oF MRs. HovoRr.

The funeal OF Mrs Sofa Hover
EhO death occurred Thursday wi
axe place on Monday at o'clo,
from her late residence. Inferno,
will be made in the Monongah CEN
Try by Funeral director R. c. Jones
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RECEIVERS FROM ATTACK.
Miss Helen higgins, Of Watson
no had an attack Of typhoid fever
has recovered and has returned t
her position at the office Of DR.. How
ard
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EVENTS TOMORROW.
Services IN the Churches.
p II. Church, SOuth-Financial can
Vae8 at : P. NJ, among members
for church needs and benevolences.
4 p. Temple-Sermon by Jerius HI
shemeh, q native Of Palestine, az
morning service.
.tnlral Christian Church-Jerius
H'shomeh will preach at evening
service.
Rod Mems Hall-Order Of Railway
Conductors at 1880 P. M.
"rst pFeSbyterian-Congregational
meeting after morning service.
Home From Camp Lee-The Rev
RI. Goodwin who has been at Camp
-. Virginia doing war Y. NJ. c. A.
york Cor q period Of six weeks arriv-
I home yesterday and will occupy
be- pulpit at the First NJ. +. church
rmdrOW at both sevices. In the
renlng the Rev. NJ. Goodwin will
.ll % his experiences among the sol
hers g Camp Lee and an invitation
extended 70 families Of boys in
amp there at present
mn from Blood Polsoning-Chas. o.
nrhurst Of near Watson is very Ill
he home there from blood pois-
ming caused by penetrating his hand
Ih pieces Of hay while at work on
s farm. Mr.. Hayhurst Is well
noVn dairyman and farmer.
Wants Teal Mems AddreSSeS-Miss
BORA Lee Newman now en- route to
rance has written here asking that
arenis and friends Of Fairmont boys
he over seas service send their
fdrossos 70 her in order to assist
rr an work aong soldiers over there.
he can be reached at the Headquar-
rs Hospital Hut service American
ed Cross, Paris, France.
connreoatlon Meetins-An import
hid congregational meeting will be
.ld NJ the close Of the Sunday morn
r service at the First Presbyterian
hurch.
Surgical opeFatlonS-Mrs. Grace
tddy o. Virginia avenue and Mrs
ma Durand6tte Of Kingmont were
hofaled on this morning at Cook
tsDliai. Mrs. villa MCGEE Of Gas
n avenue was operated on last
rhL Bert DasiV who underwent an
befailon there yesterday Is doing
coly today.
Watson Cafe open-The Watson
IsI cafe was thrown open to the
blic this morning and received
teral natronage. The meals serve
ere excellent and the service We
.o GOOD.
Ran Past Car - Artie Parish hoe
ID ordered TO police court by one OF
city Officers charged with running
Ifuck past q standing street car al
corner Of Main and Jefferson
eeia
Navy Recruiting station - Plans
been made for the opening OF a
ral recruiting station in this city.
recruiting office will be located in
sample building IN Monroe street
merly occupied By The West Vir-
han ana WIN be IN charge Of Lieu
ani John Wreth, Of Parkersburg.
ms are being made TO have the re-
lIhs office opened by Friday.
Wnl VISIT PaFents-Dalton Simon.
TONED @ Fort Howard. near Bal
oro Win arrive here tomorrow to
nd : several days leave Of alb
~. With his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
ID Simon, on Maple avenue. Mrs.
non. Who recently underwent an
ration q Cook Hospital, will re-
home this evening.
Rome For Week End-Miss Eliza"
Tr6xOll. Who q attending school
WhotIing, came home last night
ntnd TIE week end with her pa
Id. ~. and Mrs. H. L. Troxell, on
n slfoot.
.sds Reeorded-These deeds have
- 49,
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PATRIOTIC SENTIMENT WILL SWEEP
STATE FOR GAINES He HAS PUSHED
OPPONENTS ACROSS POLITICAL 1NAUNE"

COUNTER ATTACKS HAVE FAILE TO MA
cAMPAeN-MoMENTUM STARTED BV PROMINENT MEN an.
DoRsNG HIS CANDIDACY HAS ELECTRIFIED MS WORKERS
EVERYWHERE.
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A HIS MONEY LESS CAMPAIGN
PROPORTIONS AT THE FINS H-JAMES ELWoob JoNFS cSI
FRED PAUL eRoscUP, EX-GOVERNOR ATKINSON AND NAM
oruERs PUSHING FIGHT
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WORD COMES THE CAPITAL FROM OVER THE HILLS THAT
THE KANAWHA STATESMAN e SURE TO LAND THE REPUOLL
CAN NoMlNAToN-soUTHERN END OF STATE WILL oIVE
HIM MONSTER VOTE.
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THE WEATHER.

W ehI virginia
Probably shove
tonight and 81
day.
Local Reading
F. p. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature a
s A. NJ. today So
Yesterdays wea
Their clear; TEN
perature, m a XII
mum SO; mini
mum So; precipi
49, aNNN.
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ElDnor Bullding-United CONNER
~ Travellers.
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EVENTa TONIGHT.

~ none. River 14.5 feet, falling
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Iom6 For Week End-Mlss Eliza.
h Tr6x6ll. Who g attending school
wheeling, came home last night
dtnd TIE week end with her pa
I.. ~. and Mrs. H. L. Troxell, on
|h alfooE
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M from Blood PoIsonIns-Chas. o.
|nphurst Of near Watson is very Ill
he home there from blood pois.
nInt caused by penetrating his hand
lh pieces Of hay while at work on
's farm. Mr.. Hayhurst is a we'll
roVn daiFyman and farmer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-03

surgical operatlonS-Mrs. Grace
sddy % Virginia avenue and Mrs.
ma Durandette Of Kingmont were
hofaled on this morning at Cook
5spitaL Mrs. villa MCGEE OF Gas
n avenue was operated on last
rht Bert DasiV who underwent an
bsfafion there yesterday is doing
coy today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-03

congregation Meetins-An import
Ind congFogatiOnal meeting will be
sld at the close Of the Sunday morn
III service at the First Presbyterian
hurch.
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aan Past Car - Artie Parish ho9
n ordered to police court by one OF
city officers charged with running
truck past q standing street car al
corner Of Main and Jefferson
reefs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-03

Wants Local Mems AddrsSSes-Miss
BORA Lee Newman now en- route TO
rance has written here asking that
arenis and friends Of Fairmont boys
he over seas service send their
idressos 70 her in order to assist
ar IN work aong soldiers over there.
he can Be reached at the Headquar-
rs Hospital Hut service American
ed Cross, Paris, France.
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watson cafe open-The Watson
.lel cafe was thrown open to the
blic this morning and received a
teral patronage. The meals serve
sre excellent and the service W.
% good. :"
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pa, Rseordsd-Thess deeds have
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Wnl visit PaFents-Dalton Simon,
toned q Fort Howard. near Bal
bore. Win arrive here tomorrow to
nd several days leave Of alb
.t With HIS parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
ID Simon, on Maple avenue. Mrs.
on Who recently underwent an
ration g Cook Hospital, will re-
home this evening.
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Navy Recruiting station - Plans
been made for the opening OF a
ral rocuiting station in this city.
recruiting office will be located in
sample building IN Monroe street
nsrly occupied By The West Vir-
Jan ana WIN be In charge Of Lieu
ant John Wreth, Of Parkersburg.
ns are being made to have the re-
|llns office opened by Friday.
Evening journal., 1918-11-25

Lieutenant Hickey had been decorated
three times. but met death himself IN
the air on October IS.
The speaker told OF visiting Hheims
where he said he believes every build
ing in the city has been hit and many
more than once. lie spoke OF the ruins
OF The great cathedral and said about
the only thing in Rheims as far as he
could see that had not been hit was a
statute OF Joan OF Arc on horseback In
front OF the cathedral. Ills description
OF his visit 10 Ncrdun was very vivid
This he said as a battle field is 1000
times worse than Gettysburg. Hc-was
taken by the cOmmandant all through
the fortress 6J fet underneath the city
This is really a city In itself There
are 800 miles OF streets in the city IN
der the city with accOmmodati ons FOR
10000 troops. He related many deeds OF
herOism ON The part of the french in
defending Nerdun during the four years
OF The war. lie also told Of visiting one
OF the seven great forts on the hills
surrounding The city which had assist
ed the defenders IN keeping The Ger
mans out
In concluding Mr.. Holt told of his
visit TO the American lines and espec7
lahy that section neat Dy lle hannOw
Division. he also referred TO his visit
90 the 26ih division The New England
bows whose cOmmander General Ed
wards, told him that "95 per cent. CUTS
and heart makes a good soldier and my
hOys have 10 al. The Germans when
the Americans first got into the flghl-
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