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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-07
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ser @clt.
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gar manfer Mdnn ein Sd)aegrd
Der.
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eelangt man sllm 9o0el ser 9Sci5
belt.
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teu gsrtopfunaen ser ortltten 40
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isns NIiidun9 nit anosreu aef Afto
len usybdno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-07

itiihernoen 8etereigntie nit 9ernanOniB perfotgt uno seaam perieben
nil.
4n Der Sano oiefr Bidder fam ieoer 3eitun9slehr oe gerifte BON
Den oerihiPoenen ariegsfbmpldten better beurtbeIen uno ieine eigenen
Sdtune onrau5 8eben. Su erfheint tbm tor mas ib1 bisber ountI uno
oerihFommen porfamJ ro er ernrbt Td 10 bon Gag gu 9aa neues Suite.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-07
Ole llg01e.

Wau maa maHt,e5 mootrup GO.
ftim gang nui" a2rueu uuo oic
qrobcn Mooear'&u,ie miiien, oaB
lih inter oicief erar'e 10
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gu b~e}tId}ucm utuu Is uidt ais lcI.
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nitr0e. limo ood at'hleat olt3
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p0ute Rn0monteI 1T ptpu,id} wie0er
MODERN Qc0oroeu. ua0 III itiHer
neucn Iuimadlnng nt or pIrt.ltl
febr elegant mo ilir id)lun,e GI9it.
rem gaH5 bei0uoerS tlcl0imi. g'eim
mooeruen 6age rctht i'd an eue
gIatte l'niie Der nGuue".(cil recbt
biibit on. Die loicu &'lueIe oifnen
uuierbaIb Der Nuopigafntermig mo
btIOeR ooouft ore Geinung iur
Den Arm cine gang beiouocrs ele-
gaute Vote perIeibt Dem nloocruen
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Seioentricotine in obitedenocr 6nr.
be, nit SergebIeuoeu unIranOet.
Der etcgorte Gaomautei lit uatltr.
lib nit Seioe geilittert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-07

2404. Dieter Stil in in man.
der 9inIi6t OoaitdnoiQ neu. Die
1nni'a tann oud fortaeIofen per.
Den. Der Rod fiGt in 6squtmsrl.
8srooen Soften. germe uon 6eIieri,
ger %on9e, S6antano ooev getaen
ooer @ln1bom III smflhen 6urben
elJnen lh iur oa3 GoTtim. Gattn.
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tonntn audi benubt Ueroen. 0es
0uI;tr IN lets 8roBen: "a. SO. So.
40. AZ uno IA 3ol 9rlAmoB. 0roB,
80 erforoert 6l2 glros pom 44S0lii.
gem Waterill.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-07

240S. 4;ytl,s U~tn89dm. Seer
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les Vipasl. pa3 KIN agofne8 uno cm.
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ron belIt9iael Saast. Dos U}aetr
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50 srIoroert ga g)aros oou 44i0ut.
gen Whlteyiol, Ter Roi til uHtsr
"a Uaros nett.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-07

GrSbeu: ITEM 32-34; mjttsl 81
81; groB. 40-43; s~rtragroB, Al
IS 3o1 grufmaB Wiit;Iers GeoBe
erforcert 31i g1rcs Don ~36ioljQ,m
W1tcgi't.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-07

solhmunn Stif,gI, Iouf 9ar-
bier, ltei3t Mi; Dem Spriecn 6lapT
Ole Selter tHipor al5 or i'm eiuenl
6enlter eIutn Pam cutoedt. Ser udl
eben rolityt. Gjr ridltct SciicrI oet
Shtdut oui TON ,,aO btniertt oicu't
iertI8; aGia biBdlen Sprieen &c,
iauiS2~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-07

234U. Getgt udo Ou0uroine eigs
ren iit fir o;eits MooelI. 8luie
uno Rod t0nnen siuseIn uno aug
tontraititrenoeu Stoffsn bsrgeiteIlt
tperoen. Die SIuie ihlieBt manteI,
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5aIten. Oas Wulter in orei @ro'
BEN: II, IA uno Is Sabre. Gr6Bs
IA erforoert SIS Yaros BON A
a0niaem Waterial.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-07

2407. Dieter Stu 1T is3r Sc.
QUEEN uuo eisnst fid fir Crepe,
2aun, 9otin. Oimitp uno pafaba.
res 2sinen uno Satin. Die 6lle
bss Stmoss tam nab GmpirssSti
In Der 2atlls aui1euommeu psrben.
SpiBsR, Stidsrst poer perlsn eisHsn
iid ala 9slaB. 2as Wufter in pier
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-07

2401. Serge. 0oile. Qeinen.
8d6arbiue. Gbdm6rat, Sbantung,
96ati uno 6outlro MAIDEN IT'D 6ii6iA
fir oieies Wooer. Die BLUE niro
~peItenartig bsrgeiteIIt, Inter Der
piro bic 9tuis 9sItloNsn. Der Rod
bdnat in gernoeu Fulten, in Der
6rout un0 i'm Rudeu. 0as Wultsr
in orei @r5ben: IS. Is uuo 20
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I'm SUP nit au3se}oqenen 6aItea2 ls
4ago3 nett.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-20
REQ cross FIELD
SEGRETARf IN CITY
seal !s;.rspser Gets Fresh
Esls3iration Fror. 3si=S
Heaven

IN the visit ct the i2e1 C=oss ::eld
secretary fey the Potomac division,
Miss Adele Heaven, tie s1leuc:d work
OF Fatruou. Chapter Is recatY.ps fresh
inspiration to do creates wo~k- Mss
Heaven IS giving Eo:artaEy service 30
Red cross w=r;l. She Is t:1s pc:2t OF
persona: cOrts@: aatp'ea.l sAe chapters
of tns .!:yIsj@sl Ind digl'.--l. heaGS2AT-
Leaving Washington Fa5ru2rs 24
Miss Heaven mas visited the following
.rapte.s thro1eh0Ic t." stats: Point
Pica&ass. 2arksreb1-S, New Martens
vile. Gle .!:saurs. Grafton. Phillip, Wes-
Ton and J:Jc;,t ANTON. At the close or
her visit tc Fairmont s5& win pro Ne
to Mannn gto1 aad tss=ce to MorG:.>-
town. Fir. ana fICoG haTe both served
to de:aiu - Miss Heaven during her
West Virginia tour, besides the ordi-
nary troubles OF railway service at this
time, however as har single purpose
is to help :asd BENEFIT aed Cross work
She arrived last night from ClarksbuTS
full OF enthusiasm for West Virginia
spirit ;oT rhs service.
AIiss Heaven resides in Washington.
-. C., SIS sieiG secretary OF Pot division
= .ise.cag !,iy proficient IN every
9,rsa..i; ~ chapter work; she has found
V.-c-. virginia wide awake 10 the Red
G,rczs c.-y for volunteers. and she has
Sivzr nsr especial attention to every
7a.s af work attempted by our state
~ ate1s Offering help where desired
ana recessary, II way which will in
sp;,s cnapscss 10 fresh endeavor and
clean - tNe -2Ish PAGES in chapter
efficiency.
Az F"iranout auxiliary chatrmeo as
VOL a. 0ea19uaTters supervisors win
meet w.et Hiss Geaven tomorrow aft
es1.ocn Cor p chapter efficiency ses-
sion: ,3.is viii be Of great benefit to
y. irmont FED Cross work and our
members will be highly interested in
Miss Heavens instructive advice
Fairrnont chapters splendid work
room with its magnificent light. space
and ventilation won warm praise and
the volume of work executed has been
matter of surprise. Such visit as
this OF tne field secretary fills long
felt chapIer want aud E'airmout hopes
often 10 be able 10 welcome such a
visitation.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-20
6.RR 1lI NIlL
SURVIVE CASING
Word to This Effect Reach
es His Home at Ben
tons Ferry.
(E. E. Meredith Press Burea1)

BENTON FERRY. March 20.-Wtey
v. Currey. who was gassed In France,
according TO q telegram from the Cam
adam war department TO his father, A
l. Currey, received on February 20
Is recovering. according to a letter re-
ceiyed here yesterday. Nr. CuTrey
entered into the war with a Canadian
regiment before the United states was
a party 20 the fight aud enlisted from
sense of his duty TO humanity rather
than for an opportunity to see the
world for he had had eighteen months
experience In the United States Navy
ON the morning the family awakened
20 find that the young man vas not In
HIS bed His trunk, the keys TO it, his
clothes. hfs bicycle we're all there but
the young man was missing. When he
did lot return his folks concluded be
, I'D gone TO the navy, not being salts
sec on the farm after his experience
90 tas water. The first word from
hi1l cine from Ottawa, Canada, with
Ike Information that he had enlisted
Later a photograph came showing him
~ sis uniform. 1t is the only likeness
che Ean>IIv ever received OF the Young
saSp IN military attire.
at Christmas time the family wish
sd to send him something and Mrs
Charles Linn, neighbor. helped with
fruit cake. which reached him safely,
according to the letter received yester-
day.
SIR. Currey's name was in the Cana
dian casually list but the designation
OF "gassed7 led many to conclude that
lie was dead. The folks had about CIV
en- up hope whe2 yesterdays letter
brought the good news OF his recovery
He was credited with coming from
watson. which is the postoffice ad-
dress.
Mr.. Currey was al home about
year between his service in the navy
and his enlistment in the First Cana
dian D. A. G.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-20
BY-PR0DUCT PLANT
(coatsaued from Page one.l

shaft starting June IL last and coal
being loaded Septembe. l, is expect
ing to get its locomotive today so that
the movement Of cars by horse and
man power can be done away with,
which will be very gratifying TO J. C.
Edwards, the superintendent
The Rachel mine Will be electrically
equippea throughout when some equip
neut ordered long time ago arrives.
A 7Oo hors7 pov'ar electric engine for
saA coal shaft ara a $50 horse power
electric engine for the supply shaft are
n tE.0 way as well a. the latest type
az 5irroco fans. Three Sullivan short
wall machines arrived this week and
superintendent Edwards expects to
nave them working next week. Six
ounche7s are also being installed which
ara something new for this region.
z1e Rachel mine is now loading six
ees7 cars day when it gets them.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-20
He,lnen in Wheeling
On Savings Project

T. Wilbur Hennen, sreaLa-er aud
manager for the F'alrmon. Community
Savings and loan association IS IN
Wheeling this week visiting the COM
munIty scv;ngs and loan association
OF that city aat eating rs first tn-
s:ructions OF 1ze method II which
such an institutes ls conducted. Gp-
on his re%rr. TO viii spenc Cay
with the community savings and !9aa
association o. Clarksburg.
James r Bartaol who Is tue HTi:-
instor o: tI,a community savings and
loan idea and wilo helped IN solicit
ing stock for tae local association. is
in ParEerstu-g this week booking at
ter business in the interest OF the
association IN that city
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-20
Making Survey For
New High Power Lin.

Anticipating the big Development in
the Speedway section OF Fairmont and
the early demand for electrical Cur
rent, the Monongahela Valley Traction
company has begun surveys for high
tension line from the Speedway to the
new electrical power plant at Rives-
vile.
The surveys will be made and the
high tension line will be put up Just
as soon as possible. in order that the
line may be connected just as soon as
the power plant is completed. The
new line will care for the needs Of all
residents in the Speedway section. 1t
Is one OF the first lines that viii be
put up TO carry power from the new
pant.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-20
eleTEo4Y ANNIVERSARY.

4 Ss3n&ly dinner party to be served
SctS 9TsRaag a. the Reed home on
1Isvei8e4 avenue Will celebrate the
TsGA oIrtadaJ anniversary Of one of Oee
As61 kAoUas and most highly respect
40 Eooen SE She city. Mrs. Mary v.
oead. Al 4 e2rprise Tor Mrs. Reed her
ouc 81 4oTu children. John Reed. wife
ana child, II Wheeling, and ". T.
Reed Rud Family OF Benson, W. Va,
areSVa1 gserS today and together with
her Sht1dras residing here. C. E. Reed.
GDak Rsa4 md GSrs. Maurice z. Mil
- ana oEhsF members OF the immedi-
Geo Families Nh 81 guests at the din
uer Goo1Shk -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-20
SERVE CORN FOR
CONSERVATION
BY BIDOY BYE.

Have you tried all the ways you
ever heard of TO serve coInmea1? Have
you invented cornmeal recipes OF your
own? Have you combined cornmea1
with fruits, cheese, eggs, meats ana
other cereals? II not. Mrs. House
keeper. you are missing some part OF
your patriotic opportunity. Serve
corn to conserve.
Here are some new ways to put corn
over with the family.
Prune Corn MuffinS-Mix together
5 cupfuls of cornmeal and 1 cupful
of whole wheat ororye flour, table
spoonful Of sugar and teaspoonful
of salt with 3 teaspoonfuIs Of baking
powder. Beat into the dry ingred1-
ents 2 eggs and I pint OF whole or
skim milk. Add 81 OF a cupIul OF
stewed prunes chopped into bits. Mix
all to a smooth batter and bake Is
minutes in quick oven.
CornneaI CooEeies-Combin LIZ cup
full OF vegetable oil with the same
amount OF molasses, LIZ cupful OF cora
syrup, egg. beaten. and 6 tablespoons
fuls OF sour milk sCft together 2 cup
ifs of cornneal and cupfnl OF whole
wheat flour and mix with the liquid
ingredients. Drop from teaspoon on
creased pans and bake Is minutes IN
a moderate oven.
Cracking Bread Mix teaspoon
fuls OF salt into i quart Of yellow coru-
meal and moiste1 the meal with boil
ing water. When cooked enough to
handle with the fingers mix in 2 cup
fu!s OF cracklings (the crumbs left aft
err trying out lard), and shape the
dough into cakes. Bake in buttered
pans Cor half an hour. Serve for lunch
with buttermilk or cottage cheese.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-20
BUSINESS aH
s9aNIIT EEs aIAg
0rgantzaHea S0w Somplet.
ed fs< 1eszof che New
,Yoar.

omeees A1- AAa .-A4E -
committees save wan .osens n
.hs Ea1rmons Business Aears 4as6ta.:
ton Tor the 1rsssat 3eaa N. + -
bun II president: V. L Lydia ran
Dsess3snt; Hush 2. smith. treas ~:
ESD gfsTeF ssustsr. seersesm
Eight cozHtteess haus Sem sNee"-
az follows:
adTars.s4ns+.A aes1nG. >sss;.~
mans }. Il. BscxanGH. 2t. Ror5Ese Z
]. Coua1nr5is. 3. h 3a=.S. =. :.
Sc1.h. ". z. S7edds7..
CIVIC. IL JaDS4- .SAatz1a1: 4
W. S3nna. ". T. RiAc@s z. :. 5='s"'SS
ChAr3cA Ice. a. 2. EoDaa. d 4 ~" =
dy, s. 6. Kline. FTs6 &9rS~s-- n =
P1feks:t. z. c. SGNS.
EnteafetrueEt-Es :;.iz.>Son.
chairman: Arch 27ownfe.d. EE. B.
~ Rz-aett. W. 2. LayE1aEr SAS5 NIL
l4-. D.. z. Z. SfcCray. " : Roush.
LLOYD Sam2iA. II. L. SAtterSefd.
F:1ance s. leopold. chair
lnAn; J. r Bremen, ;. C. Ea;l. W. L
Lydie, Jao. @. MorSau-
Food EistriS ation- Martin.
chairmau: Walter CctSia. Harry
e SS">P
L. D. EorIt. Jro. Hy!..TG. f. &. Lowe.
C. 2. Meredith. AZroic Mzsec. A. B.
Mcdonald. h. w smo.se. Jas. Shu-
maker. J. G. Wise, c. g. Wrick.
LegislStioc-C. c. Rc55, chair
man: DR.. w }. Boydston. Geo. z.
Brobst. c. L Clayton, ST., Simon
Good man. A. Harrison. Sam 2. MI
yum. J. H. FopIe. A. 3. Scott. E1Sh
Smith. ". J. W'1eEel.
Membershfp-H. }. Hos.- char
man: ]. W. Google, J. L. EEAiz, ". =.
Hartley. Ernest Hawkins. Chas. G.
EooG, e. {. Jones. Roy N1aaley. Ghas.
e. Mumford. u. n. Osgood, ". z.
Randolph. ]. n. RewEd. Dr.. W. g.
Sands. ]. E. Telton. ". A. WIeds-
brsch.
Ratings and couections-H. ].
Eartley, chairman; J. e. Anderson.
W. T. BuIiugslex. ". r. Crane. Arch
Fleming, Rav Eorner. q. 81. 5!aheg-
~, r. Gukaso2. San. B. 1seacap, ,SD9.
". KIsner. 81. ,. 4. Jamlsoo. J. G.
Miller. Clyde Morris. n. l. SatteT
field, p s. spcinge5
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-20


N q s y tcll1y. r. ~ . . SIS loe ~
NOV q ont o. Grlf6o1 I,aesday ma
500 today The Baltimore he'd
tsrs 0e the 3. and o. rented that q eEs
are s. 900 loads. eastbound mot 20 count
the west bound) on the Cumbctalltk
6nd NononGah divisions. Coal loaded
At the mines Tuesday hAS not been
pulled out yet. The coal train crews
had orders not TO pull out eastbouDd
coal from some sidines Tuesday Il =
stated hero on good authority. q
Coal Notes.
FL Patton Is In washington for the
hearing on the request oe operators oe
this district for an advance IN selling
price.
George T. Watson. of the consolida-
ton, is in Fairmont from The east
The office force at the District Rep
resentattve's office OF the Fuel Admin.
istration here consists Of F. ]. Patton
acting district representative; II. Q.
owen, chief clerk: c. H Ktmmel, ex.
ecutive clerk; ]. w Davidson. inspec-
tor; E. D. Holton. outside man; Elsie
Erd. Boydte Reid and Mary Louise
Heunen.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-20

DEEDS Filed fer Record : These
deeds were filed Eor record today with
A. G. Martin, county clerk: Norman
Cordray to James E. Kennedy, tract
81 q acres and / rod along Chunks
Fza, Paw Paw district. $1,000; Belle
s. Payne to Rose E. Watson, iot ~
5Iock a. Of plot A of Monongahela In
fIyIstrial company's addition 10 the
city Of Fairmort. s2.05O; Eusei j: Haw'
15fns ct ux., to Claude V. Fear. lot on
Lowell avenue. Eighth ward, city OF
Fairmont, $3.50: Marvel Downs Da,
Wis ct viz. to viii Downs, tract OF
land IN Lincoln district. So; L. T. Keen
er 70 Ada NJ. Harr ct vir. lot of land IN
the NonongaheIa Industrial corr
I9any's addition to the city OF Fair.
mont. 81; Clyde II. Neil ct uX. TO Sara
n. Berry, property on GLADDEN. street
eighth ward, in the city OF Fairmont'
ATS.oS.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-20
Yours truly.
Mr.. D. r. Lawson,
Fuel Administration,
Fairmont, ". Va
Coal Movement Bad.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
overdid itself in supplying empties
Sunday and the supply has dropped
down in such way that it shows how
misc Aably poor the conduct Of that
road is. The Monday car supply OF
the Fairmont district CIonongah dfvi-
sIon) was 1876 cars. the Tuesday sup
ply S92 cars and the today supply $50
cars. The Baltimore and Ohio is al
most paralyzed with all the work
which confronts It. There were 100
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-20
v. 5. S.
IN WARRINGTON
School Teachers There Are
Working Up Much In
terest in Thrift.
Qa. E. Meredith Press Bureau)


NIANNIINGTON. w. Va, March %.
"A picture OF the pupils OF the first
and second grades of the A1anninglo1
public schools is 10 be taken as soon
as every member OF two rooms be-
longs to the Red Cross and owns one
or more thrift stamps All the pu-
PTS in one room belong 10 the Red
Cross now ara all the children In
Mss Charity Johnson's room have
thrift stamps for she gave each one
10 start off with. The interest in
both lines OF war work is very high
among the children. Yesterday tie
children were engaged in making Egn
waGs out OF canton flannel for the
use of the soldiers and 1t was stated
that all but four of the 81 children in
Miss Johnson's room had added to
the thrift stamps she presented them.
Ford Wright started off the thrift
stamp movement az such pace that
all could not keep up. His father
gave him hundred dollars worth,
twenty war savings stamps. the next
day. Other children have as many
as seven war savings stamps.
Miss Johnson especially gives cred
it to those children who set out and
earn money to buy THRIFT stamps. One
child sold old paper bags for seventy
five cents to buy thrift stamps.
Miss Johnson is encouraging war
gardens among the pupils on mini
ature scale. Last year each chilli
took potato and there was con
test to see who could raise the most.
Charles Flanagan produced 16 IL
mounds,
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an srAMP sELLER.

From the standing Of the carriers
now it looks as though John Shoe
maker Will wear the Stetson hat offer
ed by Pos tmaster Charles E. Manley
for the mail carrier selling the most
War Savings STAMPS from February
Is 1nt!l April 1. Shoemaker is a
carrier, working the East Park section
Of the city and has a big lead on all
the other carriers. John Hanne who
IS one OF the East Side carriers IS sec.
oud In the War Savings Stamp con.
test.
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river bridge. as the government
we2!d likely Interfere with the city
should they ATTEMPT to transport ma
teriai over the railroads for that pur-
pose. 1t is only :he dangerous condi-
tom or the present South Side bridge
that will enable the city to get ma
terial for its construction
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Cunningham Eal1-Noose-
ODD Fe1zoxs' HaN-Paigtfne =. Lodge.
odd Fellows.
Maccabea Hal.--Cniformed Rank.
Wooemen OF the World
6laRrs4 Bu!lding-Golden Links. will
celebrate first auniverssr2.
Es!.gfew-WesIeyan giee club at high
scooGE auditorium.
Central Christian cnurch-Meetins OF
pszsfcnary workers.
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Local Groeers Meet-About thirty
retail Groce5ymeu of Fairmont mes IN
the office rooms of the Fai:"mons Busl'
ness Mems Association Yesterday even
ing for the purpose OF considering seV.
era1 matters pertaining TO the sale OF
wheat substitutes.
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&uurdiaA ARpolnted-;

sRazrdiaa AEspodnted-Ghe County
Soa4s today 0P1ctcted James 8. Ken
4eav EuarGIsM Of Deuel. Ksa<eeE.
.S5.3 II years. GuG S:4asoE KENNEDY.
25NG Is y2aSz. tGt2At heIca OF J. d.
"a 'zssS, IT:H {! th1s county. Tho
Sscd, y axed ae $500 and J. p Ken
ae.i5- = eos ooadSnan in eacd esse.
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Appraisers Report-N. ouinnen, J.
r Devise and I. \. Whitlatch. ;tpqfaiS
ers in the estate OF Samuel NJ. Nc
NEahon. fled report late YESTERDAY
afternoon with the county clerk which
shows that It totals $l43.43.
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celored MAJ: Re-Ctassified- Guy "a
VS.. colored, order number 90 lss
been reclas&fied by the local DRIFT
BOARD. Under the original class ,ita'
ton Davis was in Glass 4, but since
tie original classification the 'acs!
Eoard mas received information result
fnE in his CLASSIFICATION.
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e:>N ?. Q. cIesk-Gleau Downs has
ccerSsS . position az clerk a: tbH
Es4is1r=n4 ;,J$toejce. Ee was previous
Is ampI3V.S oy CEs post office as >af'
rex. RofEias In che Locust ave1us
. ..st.,n
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Income Tax Man Here-G. L. Block
er. the local income agent. viii sit in
the county court room FROG. tcd&y
until rext TNss1a Mr. Blocker Mi.
be there be:7eeu S and u a. n and
4 ant ,. %.
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Granted Llcense-Late yesterday
high explosive license was issued to
7. F. Ashenhart, foreman OF the Pits
5u,gh and West Virginia Gas Com
oany. OF Fairview.
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s4sssr &GHated-TAe CoRrsr eouTS
GEy appointed CEnEhGe z. s&!langs
adus asiTasrES Of the pe-scnsd eSste
G. :. -. StflIings Iase OF this county.
.C1e ..22d Is The s5e5 andA- J. Hays
= - 3oEdsTnGn GcG the ozae Il
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II a man Is going to commit
crime the chances are that he will do
it at the age OF 2e. It is a curious
fact that statistics have shown that
man IS more dangerous at this period
OF his lie than at any other.