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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-29
sUAnsoNs
No. Sse Dluity

% The Circuit Court Of the state
of Oregon. for Klamath County
sylvia White. Plaintia. W. Rich.
ard White. Deeeadant
TO Richard white. Dsfsndsnt
sbovs named:
In The name Of the STATE Of Ore.
xon: You are hereby required 10
appear and answer 70 the complaint
filed against you In the above en-
Titled suit on or before the 9Th day
VI September. 1913. that bsiny tho
last day Of the time prescribed In the
order Of publication Of this sum.
mons. and u you fail 20 to appear.
plead. answer. dsmur or othsrwise
move. for want thereof plaintiff will
apply 70 the court for the relief
prayed for h his complaint. to-wit
For . decree dissolving the bonds
OF matrimeay now existing between
the plaintiff and defendant. upon the
srouds goe habitual drunkenness.
contracted AFTER said marriage. aud
continuing tor more than one year
Immediately preceding the filing OF
the bill Of complaint herein. and for
the sustedy o. their minor child,
oeraN waite.
This summons d served upon you,
the said defendant. BY publication
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-29

"Over the TOP" . vitagraph sup
or.sssture founded on Sergeant Ar.
thur Guy Empsy's famous war book
OF the same title. will be shown at
the Opera House Tuesday and Wed.
aesday, July 80 and 81.
Sergeant Empsy. probably the best
known soldier Of all tho millions who
have fought In the trenches Of France
10 stem the tide Of German barbar.
Ism. appears 40 the star Of over the
Top" and hs 10 said TO enact vividly
the stirring experiences met by the
French and British who held the line
against the Bochs In the first mao
months Of the war.
"Ovsr the Top" the first authen.
tic reproduction OF The drama and
tragedy that Il the war. has been
hailed - one Of the greatest photo.
plays IN the history Of motion pic
turss. and d ranked a. the foremost
OF all the super.productions Of the
SCREEN because OF the personality OF
the star and the Importance OF the
play % Q contribution to the histor'
ical phase Of the war and its rela'
tioa 10. var work Of the United States
Because. . regular army training
camp was ussd Ia making the trench
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-29
GRIMES IS
NOW ABLE TO
STRA|cHTEN Up
had srvrERED TORTURE wi1ss
RMEUxATisas ron TEN LONG
YEARS

u actually gaiasd ten pounds on
two bottles Of halae and Il hes
fixed me up In splendid shape after
svsrythiny else had failed 10 DO mv
say good" said y. n. Grimes. . we'll
ksown carpsntsr Of Ice Roy street.
Seattle. washington.
"vor ten long years ! suffered tor.
su'ss from Indigestion and rhsuma.
tsm.' hs contisued. "and during the
past two years ! became very much
worse. Last summer I was In such
bed shape that was barely able TO
xss around. and just one noath ago
felt 20 miserable that wss afraid
I'd have 70 80 70 bed and stay there.
NJ stomach was 10 such sn awful
liz 'hat I could hardly take any
no"rtshmsnt at al. What little I
did force down seured On ny stom.
seh and swslled ne up % could
hardly breathe, sid ] was 20 weak
that ] could hardly waik . block
Without sivins out. ny head achsd
IKE Il was split. ny kidnsys save me
10 end OF trouble aAl had such %
awful pain 10 nv baek at times that
! ssle IKE ! eoulda't stand Il. Every
muscle II NJ body aehsd With rhsu.
NATHAN aad ny jelnls would Get 20
sess that ] couldn't straigAsn up.
ny right lee was lane from the knss
down and ! eeuia scarcely uss my
r'she Aand q all. NJ faee was %
drawn and sunksn In hat aiybody
could - that vas . nlshty siek
man.
u rsckoa ! teeh abeut every nsli.
cine there y II ~ markel tryias 10
Get we'll. bue I srsw worse instsad
OF better. ! hopsd agaiasl hops. tho.
shd when ] heAsd % much about
Tanlae. deeide1 y try Il nsxt. ~
soon q stastel a. nv flrsl bottle
fslt iiks Il was beslnnlns y stsai.
."'sa me oos eo0 oooo ] rea>leeo
snse st last ] haA found what I
needed. Well. Or. ny appetite haa
picked up 20 wondsrfully that ! en-
s'wsystAe first q The table end che
last 70 leave, NJ stemssh b II fine
condition. and ! can eat aaythinG ]
want without hsvlng : bit Of trou.
Do sfterwasde. q Nv ki4nsys are
working oil right. tao. and that awful
paia b ny besk y -elean gons. ]
haven't . twiase Of rhsumatisna
about ne. aad Ian takins on velsAt
10 TAT that ny iase has titled out
and look IKE . different psrson,
Tanlac has helped ne ~ wendesfully
that Il is hafd Tor ~ 70 tsll how
sratssul ! an ter all n ~ deas fo'
mo-" y.
u. s..,.s 49, !. .s.,sl'ss'E = s'E'...si ~. /! !.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-29
POPULATION or HUNGARY
GROWS STEADILY sSGAiIsR

Amsterdam. Julf SS.--Ths mill.
AIRY ana political interests .os the
Central Powers 10 the wsr hsvO bssr
enormously damaged BY che smigrs-
tIon Of 1000. 900 HunGarian msn 10
the United Stntea from 1900 70 1914.
says Emcrich Fsrencsi. . professor
OF the University Of Budapsst. 10 the
Nordeutschs Aissmsins xsituns.
The professor demanded that the en-.
igration Of Hungarian farm hauds
Should bo diverted from the United
states 10 Germany.
II nothing 10 done 70 countsrsct
tho attraction Of America. asserts the
professor. Hungary. which has a.
ready lost about 100000 men In
war. will bc further drained Of mas.
scs Of capable workers. women and
children will bs drafted from manual
work. marriages and births decline,
mortality and disease increase and
military strength b impaired
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-29
Booze Now Scarce
Article In Alaska

fine OF $1,000 provided for any
steamer bringing intoxicants into the
North.
Wriskey caches proved numerous
duv,us the early days OF Alaska pro-
hibiticn. 4 coal shed yielded 1900
bcttlss to raiding Federal officers.
aud other caches fave up liquor un.
Ill tho court houses here and at
Eetchlkan became crowded with t..
Officers have been stimulated ID
their hunt for Illicit whiskey sales
BY the conviction BY jury Of the maa'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-29

NOTICE
In the County Court Of the state Of
Oregos. for klamath County: !
In the natter Of tAs estate OF Bina
Franees Yenans. decsesed.
< Notice b hereby given that the nm
lsrsie1sd has tiled 10 the above
court the fisal account Of bis admin
htration Of said estate. and said court
has flxed Saturday. the 18th day Of
August, 1913. at $3.50 o'clock p. N.
% the time and the court room OF
said court % the place for hsarina
objections 70 said account and for
the ssttlement thereof.
EDMUND n. CH1LCOTE.
Administrator OF the Estate Of Bins
Frances Ysmans. Deceased.
ls.33.1s.s.ls.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-29

Notice IL hereby given that the un-
dersignsd has filed In the County
Court Of the State Of Oregon. for
Klamath county. the final account
Of bis administration Of the estate
OF Laura L. Neil. deceased. and that
said Court has set Saturday. the 3ist
day Of August. lsis. At $3.50 o'clock
p. m. % the time. and the Court
reon ef said Court - the place for
The hearing Of objections. II any.
70 said account. and for the settle.
ment thereof.
4. G. oRoEsBECK.
Adninistrstor Of the Estate Of
Lasra L Nell. Dscsased
.33.Ss.s.i3.is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-29
lnefeCfveness Of
Sub Warfare Evident

less had 90 diminished II force that
only one In four resulted II damages
to ships. and ono out OF every ten
attacks we're sntirsly fruitlees. The
result has been that the wstor trae'
nc has steadily increased iron Jas
uary 70 February 70 March.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-29

Before buying life Insurance Il Win
cost you nothing 70 fiad OF what 4
l.sadlns Amsrieaa ca. has - eetee.
Ss< Geo. Q. Ulrieh. Distrjee Manages
The Mutual Lie q \. T.. 1s-te
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-29

scenes and American regulars wess
employed 10 the mimic battles. the
play has received ssmi-official re-
milton from the war department, aa6
II thus takes . place IN the great
machinery Of the eovornmone
scheme OF training the National o..
my and the people 70 . realisation
OF the task that lies before The US'
tied States.
Albert r. Smith. presIdsnt Of che
vitagraph company Of America. d
credited with having scored oas oi
the greatest accomplishments n ~
history Of motion pitcures vA bring
ing Sergeant Empey and "ovef tha
Top" to the screen. The little An
crican. who Il q native Of Ogden
Utah. was one Of the firsct Anseicani
to risk his life in the defense Of CIV
iiIxation when the Germans na1a
their assault on the freedom Of naa
kind. He Joined the Tirst Roya
Fusiliers Of London. one Of the con
tingents that made up "Kitchsaer'
+ Army" and served sishassa noath
In the front line trenches - Infantry
man. machine gunner and bo0bes
and was wounded ssvea tines h 81
to-,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-29

|y Buy aics isysi lot N SdiIis ADD.
|udn asd build . hons. Libsssy
Deax)s taken ID paSsset. Ask. ChlD.
cote about the new psices. u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-29

ae6s Of 4 road house four miles from
Juneau. The manager was fined
\ $50. including costs. and the read
house closed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-29

buy A THRIFT STAMP TODAY,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-29

Ateorueys TOR Plajneius.
Whose oftise aAd pan offies a.
dsela 4 Klamath valls, Oregon.
a1.9e.S.l1-lo.1e.1 (,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27
BAR HOLDS
SPECIAL MEETING
COMMITTEES to Prepare ReSo.
buttons on Death Of Az.
tOrney Fleming.

Members Of the Marion County -.
Association met this morning % thq
circuit court rom ! nthe court house
A committee composed Of Hon. y. ~
ShOwalter. Hon. George A. Vincent
Hon. William s. Raymond and AZ
torneys James A. Meredith and HafTJ
Shaw were appointed 10 prepare res
olutions on the death Of Attorney 3
Leigh Fleming.
The pail bearers for the funeral
which will take place tomorrow after
noon OF 4 o'clock are Attorneys p. ~.
Hoge. W NJ Kennedy. z. r. Hartley,
Michael Powell, Frank Hayden and
Paul G. Armstrong. It was decided q
send a floral tribute from the assoc
iatl0n. te
As tonight was the regular time Coz
holding the meeting what busIncsl
came up was transacted at thie morn,
ing's special session instead. The b.
phcation Of Attorney Clay D. Amos
was referred 70 the COMMITTEES on
membership.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27
NEWTON GRUBB IS
now ON THE MEND

Newton GrubD. Of HoodSville, whose
name was in the casualty list Of the
18th instant as severely wounded and
who later was unofficially reported
dead is alVie and on the Paod to 70.
coVery according to information re-
cOiVed by his mother from Senator
Sutherland obtained from the War de-
partment. which information was fol.
lowed by . letter to Mrs. Grub from
her son written by bis nurse stating
that he had sustained q broken arm
and lacerations but his condition was
not at all alarming.
The news that sung Grub had
died evidently started from q FumoT
and was communicated to his mother
by telephone and accepted as the
truth.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27
Dry Forces Win w
Another Test Vote

WASHINGTON. June 37-Anolher
test vote in the house on prohibition
the second in the week resulted %
day in the adoption OF q resolution ~
to 81 calling on the Railroad Admin.
stration, the War lndustFys Board 81
III War Trade Board curtailine SD
plies to liquor manufacturers
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

l1n1. NClt. I1tlr1ED N n'ne
Crave. Robinson nun, J1t1lIl. vi.
fhington. Noiuon. VITA HrtE. Inlf.
view. RiVogViIlo LoWof Plant 10
Nay. bethlehem. Hawkins elolot,
Winfield.
Fairmont Council. EniIhls @ co.
lumbus, had pledged The sun q 500
for war savings stamps. This @ %
addition pledge OF $500. making 500
in ell for the organization.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27
GODSOL MUST 60 RACK.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Frank
j. Godsol. a French subject held here
on charges Of the French government
that he prOfted several millions Of
dollars on motor truck contracts. was
held today by the district court for
extraditiOn 10 France.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

RirhNB d Wol-ThOoo rights of
vay De hIod yeSiOrdlV,d q tbS;oGleb'
q thOl county ele1k bY,thO H0lo!iN 3.
praI Cas- C6m :ySHy. O1N,bSl
ds. Mania % : a et. 1910
- ApaEii6 i.Slo rods! amid
3tf,Ik;, 9aglp % I;
q III iSnnl In dist 1888; Az.
i6o, Sc rod, MaHRins On dlSt I'll
Slf; Homer Realty etiV1., IS Tod5.
MSnnini 20. Sll. so; I. WNlSatE.'
rod NanningtQp. 1850; W. d.
Michael ct ux., tract Of Is rods. Kan
nihgton, S3s.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27
Americans Captured
Many German Guns

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCEs
ON THE MARINE. June 21.--The mum
Der OF prisoners captured BIZ thf
Americans in their drive on the Ger
man positions in the Belloau sector
Tuesday night was officially lncrtaa
ed today 10 3ll.
The Americans also. captured Il
big machine guns 10 automatic lies I
quantity Of small arms ammunition
and other material.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27
DANCE ARMoRV

A dance will be given at the Fair.
mont Armory tonight. All proceeds
will be directly give INTO the local chap
ter Of the Red Cross society. This
dance will be given by the boys who
will soon be "OYer there"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

Naqiale LieonaO-DOputy Comfy
Clerk Phillips has issued . nal u
license D Harry L. Butcher. Z ). Gld
Etkel WllOol, IS, bop Of "a MOTT
lsilND COTtiHea1s-A - Ilge
sert = has BEEN. Aled With 4. q.
Ndgtip, county CLERK, byiR Rev. c. c,
DSniof Tie 4. P. ChUr6 whie6
llSoEIB tbGt Ne mOIEied 6SoSSs Cox
nd Jennie Phillii Z. @ JudO'3o.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27
NICHOLAS
HAS BEEN SHOT
Ukraine Bureau in SWit8eF.
land Gets Word to Tiiia
Effect.
ny Associated Prsas)

GENEVA, Switzerland. June e9.-
The Ukraine bureau at LuOanno. en-
nouneed today II has received cen.
hrmation Of the report that the Dol.
sheyikl authorizes a YOkgtoFinhn
condemned Nicholas RomanOR, ne
former Russian emperor. 70 death q.
ter a short trial. and then shot him.
Details Of the reported execution
are lacking.
PARIS, June GA dispatch from
Kiey under date OF Wednesday. June
&c, declares that the report Of The
assassination OF former Emperor
Nicholas has been confirmed. ll q
declare die was killed BY BoIshoVlki
trops during their retreat on YokatoT.
inburg.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

Order Of AdjudicatiOn-At the Of
Dee % the county clerk today the or
lef % adjudication and reference was
lied % the matter Of +. L. Jones,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

Deeds Filed-These deeds have
been dled for record with A. G. Mar
IN, county clerk: A. c. Hawkins ct
ux. b ]. r. Hugus, two TRACES Of land.
cOataining 30 square poles and 81
square poles, respectively. along Buff
falo creek. Lincoln district, 5000:
F1irmont Land Company to l.. H.
Carlow, lot I, block A, MonOngahela
Industrial Company's addition. city,
$3.50; Arch L. MeIntlre to Finley
DAN, WOFthington, lot s, block 2.
lodth WoFthlngton. &255.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

fnnlubL HsSf5adialfl aE.ft.
~ q ne sonIlon @ tha Go1Cll
- @ tie NoIlhetn olllLol. With
-aS held q PaFkoTIouTg % aJnnGIy
q.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

RlEchaO0E'S .LAcenSo--A purohAs-
OF'S Ugh explosive license has Sn
itinOd IVA. g. Martin. county cl6SE.
70 ElsId !. Shaver, Grafton +. D. No.
2. Re mines coal
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

cre UuG - picture % ell fOVT Cl10l;
IA oopaily foId Dotted EpPl1
l.lo -, =
" 81 &C -
.VIno3. u D tlFaio
3 /. 9 SlSFiGinG TO6ulG
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

Knapp on the Other Side - Robert
Miller, secretary Of the FairmOnt Build.
ing and Loan association, this after.
noon received a card announcing the
safe arrival on the other side Of
Ulysses A. Knapp. Of this city, who
was captain Of one Of the Fairmont
companies OF the old West Virginia
guard and was afterward transferred
10 the 330th infantry, which was
trained at Camp Sherman at Chilli.
cothe. Ohio.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

Food Administration MOOte-At the
FaiTmOnt Hotel last evening the Mar.
ion County Food Administration held
q meeting. All hotels, restaurants
and boarding houses we're urged to
laws. Persons having one or more
boarders are expected TO be enlisted
IN the movement. There are thirty
eight members listed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

nrOck May HVo-The condition Of
q Charles Brock, eolored. who was
thot Tuesday night by Sarah Jones.
tlao eolored, and who is q patient at
Vermont hospital, h satisfactory,
with some hopes Of his recovery.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

,loIl@Mo.
- 10 linC-LadyaG oAoq BaGlel.
JnndiDg'~ NoUltdn CltI
d r 3. GtR.
,Aoll-u l0r1hl l'''''llt.
Aab-OS..ldg ID 1tIbo, 3
otEE
Anioc ei.
oIb~ dub baseball
ed I'm oon.
idS1-WopNn's Tor.
S1i, AilIl66GTy society Of First n.
~ & hCiso-Auto club Of Fairmont.
~ % Ggonuo-At the home Of Mr..
an6 Mrs.. .. =. Morgan the ladies'
! ~ society d the n. 3. church,
oonth, WIN hold its annual dollar
social
Pint -. B. paTsonage-WOmen'S For.
Elm Mliii0naYy society will meet.
DIFSt BlbtlSt-Monthly meeting Of ".
d y. az. n. society.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27
Letters GrHntoi At ,hO oFics

Letters GuaRA01-It thO olice OF
the county clerk yesterday Gtt6r6oop
4 tofS Of GdlliilstTation were rant
( to EdWSyd L. VImont ed Jacob
RQgOrs on.the personal estate Of An
U J. vincent. deceased. Ice Of
I, iQp county. The, bohdfiS SIS, 900
. tie sure :. are sar1 IT, Ciihton. .
Nary /. Rogers and George /. Vincent
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

shes I@About noon today 10 Dixie
l111lel % between Dixie and Ne
I.I .1Ill, npoEo Dock containing abob 3
u money. B. & o. railroad pasS1
..ol|e lQlEo receipt and dralG carS
cllle|nIrg owners name. Finder
Io ~ hoT' lof5, West ViFglnian o.
- IL ~ eEt y
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

lOO James Citation NsFrHsld, Ia
Wabash Saeet.
lol LaWrenbs \ BoyeFS. 32l High
street
iO6 Harvey Blri rear 81 Chicago
stiAet.
lOs Elmer Ener,oh RiAgley. eth
street.
lO7 John L. Thomas, l2l. Pine st.
100 Claude Jackson, Ccol) 3is Gas.
ton avenue
lOs James Bridges. CcoD Sixth St.
10 oscar Radclitf. la29 Speedway.
Ill John Burns WInd6oF, so4 Fair.
mont avenue.
1l2 Rufus l.. Yost. els BOuoni Ave.
ll3 Colby H. Funk. 101t Ridgley
avenue.
liz William Robert oNtSS, (eol) as
Ogden avenue.
1l5 Marion D. Kisnsr 81 Powell
s:HeOt
1ls-James Johnson, CcOD sol Peuna
avenue.
III Ratsssle Basraeei, ~ Robinson
1ls John Reed. 400 Sixth street
lls George Harold RodSh, 301 Ma.
pie avenue.
40 Paul Miller LOaman, i22 Ab.
bot street.
III Marshall Hubert Delmoss, 1871
Chamberlain street.
lSS Jesse B. Norris, lO2 Pleasant
street.
1913 HObert ". ArbOgaSt, az Cor.
don street.
124 Albert Brooks Carder, 2o4 New.
ton street.
125 Jack Bishor Medley, 2s7 Grant
street.
1876 Hubert Hall. R. F. D. No. s,
Fairmont.
l27 William Ray CoRman, SOL Co.
/lumbia street.
l2s Harry Smith, $50 Grant street
(col).
l2s Carl Arthur schimmel, 40 Ad.
ans street.
100 Joseph Lopez, Madison street.
lSl william J. Richards, l2e Hay.
mond street.
lS9 Bernard 3. DumiEs, $40 Field
street.
l9S Alfred 8. Miller, County jail.
lSG Thomas n. Lewis, Ills Viz.
GINA avenue.
1856 Ebe4 EStlOlIsnd, s1O Maryland
HO', SsEsF!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

WANTED - Nursing BY woman with
hospital training. Confinement cases
= opoelalty. go weekly. Phone 96S-M.
6-27-2t.lO66
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27
LATE WANT" ADS

FOR RENT-TWo furnished or unluF.
ulehed rooms for light housekeeping
loi Euelid Ave-, East Park. 6.27.2t-lO67
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

AepO li6lnao0.-thOlO rntall 4.
ooG5OG Ii1lt - q ala
tebleop 'kays = It ly.sA. O.
az: / 81. ~. As.
libOllO: .. u. TihcSlf q y Ran;
II. 9. SiilsEaeIi. 81 VI 4; MEX
E3Foi &c., Ell I: W.sS. Clayl5n. MOitSES !;
J., HGegoFty. FaTmingt0n; n. +,
HaskiGS, Warrington; PietrO Negro
city: W. A. Zinn, MilOfSville; J. Y.
hamilton, FGiFVieW; G. F. Hamilton,
FairvieW; Dominlck MeO, city: I. J.
Parsons. RivesVille; D. n. Kidder,
MonOngah: J. W. Wolf, Monongah;
n. v. 7. Company, Baxter; A. Hood
4 Son. city; Pete Demarra. MOnon-
gah: Brewer q Sisters, BasnettVille;
Horner 4 TetFiek BdgsemOnt: Con-
ner Bros, city; Minnie GeaFde, Rives-
Vile; F. 9. Gray, Pennington; Rives-
Vile Supply Company, Rivesville; ;.
Regalbuto, city; Charles 2. MeCray,
Jr., city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

Forty NV. 7. Men In sOrVlee-For.
" Falfmont employees Of the MonOn-
sahela Valley Traction company are
n he service. A new service nag
b1lIine the forty stars was hung IN
taa traction company waiting room
gtglslaay. -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27

Restaurant UcelNeS-TheSs state
hQl Or tavern. eStliS house or res
lrent licenses have been issued at
tie Office Of the county clerk: Vince
Hamper. 103 Madison StFOet, Fair
mont; j. J. Burns, F6iTVieW; Charles
.. AcCIay, r., TaiFmont; william
Nay, 49, Water street, FGiFmont;
Nick HEOuiS. Sss Adams street. city.
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IS Herschel Straight, Rivesville.
81 William Carpenter, R. ?. D. No
s, FairmOnt.
IS Edward D. Satteriield, FairmOnt
- Roy NJ. jenkins, MonOngah.
so Hershel Ward Bice, MOnOngah.
81 Howard j. WadswoFth, r. F. D.
No. !, FairmOnt.
50 George Washington Hall, Mo.
nongah.
So Boyd s. Keener, MOnongah.
81 Russell n. Wright, Everson.
IS Jimmy Smith. Metz.
IS Jessie L. Eddy, HoodSville.
81 James +. Vincent, Watson.
IS Clyde Watson, Warrington.
50 George E. McDougal, Farming.
ton.
so Patrick J. Jordan, Fairmont.
81 Richard l.. Spencer, r. ?. D.
No. /, FaiEmont
So Stephmen Bryant, Dakota, Coll
So A. A. ToOthman. Warrington.
50 James N. Hayes. Warrington.
S. Herbert Robinson, Watson.
Sc William G. Shuman, Fairview.
81 Harry H. Layne, Monongah.
IS Jessie A. LantZ, SenecavIlle, o.
SO Henry C Miller, Pennington.
20 Robert T. McElfresh, Hoult.
Il Arch Bartholow, Fairmont.
72 John B. Phillips, Hammond.
70 Walter z. Border. Pennington.
"a Fay Emerson Jamison. Fairview.
Is Frank L. VilylerS, Watson.
rs Joseph F. Carroll, FairView.
Arthur Z. Campbelle, Fairmont.
Is Harry n. Phillips, Monongah.
70 Phillip o. Beatty, Warrington.
50 Harry ". Stevens. Warrington.
FL Cecil c. Harris, Grant Town.
So Walter L. Litwin, Pennington.
50 William Lowe, (Col), WOrthing.
ton.
81 Jay L. Carlow, Fairmont.
IS Philip H. Jones, Pennington.
IS Edward Ready. Baxter.
81 Arlle g. Sharpe, Worthington.
SO 0rville +. Glover, Warrington.
SO Clyde E. Schrader. Warrington.
90 Charley Lethon, (Col), Birming-
ham, Ala.
81 Lawrence DOdd, Metz.
% Ray Lemley, Warrington.
80 Harold B. Rule, Fairmont.
- o. B. King. Fairmont.
96 Robert T. McElfTesh. Hoult
96 Jesse Dennard. (COl), Wilder,
Va.
81 Lari Frammartino. Worthington.
9S Obie r. Dawson. Warrington.
80 Oscar F. Brummond, Manning
ton, (ColO.
100 James z. Ash, Montana.
101 William S. Thompson. FairvieW.
1O2 Guy E. Stewart. FaiTmont.
1903 Lawrence D. Laughlin, Manning.
ton.
104 Lester G. Martin. Warrington.
105 Frank Harrison, Ida May.
106 Russell G. Fletcher. Monongah.
707 Joe Neneth. Carolina.
los James NJ. Linville. Warrington
1903 Claude G. Michael. Warrington
40 Gordon d. Lynn, Benton's Ferry.
Ill Lawrence J. Travis. FairmOnt.
ll2 James +. Morris. Baxter.
ll3 william Mcdaniel, FaiT1nOnt
ia Richard G. Thorn. Warrington.
rs James n. LOOman, Warrington.