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The Washington times., 1918-10-27

IN. RlyerdaIe, Charles \. BsnSon.
III, Chicago Carl a. AFnesen-
M, Hsrrtn. Angelo Lee CaEnsghi.
III, La SAlle, William J. Timm.
III, East 81. Louis, Frank SertiH.
Ind. IndlanApolls, Arthur @. KFkhoG.
Iowa. Orange cry. John G. RresSman-
lowe. valley Jlnefioa. Ernest c. Hayes.
Knn-s Wilson, Thomas James Heard
KY. Hare Cave, Briskee sanders.
KY, nockhold, Robert y. 8teeie-
KY. Turner StAtion, Georgo Hay MeMan-
Ky., conaasnes, John 8. HuR.
Ky, Pigeon-foost,- Clay County, Pitman
La. Gsryvfns, Henry Morris.
Mass, Fail E1veP, Lester y. HAm9.
Mlss.. Bo9le, JeR ID. Reynolds.
Neb., Omaha Albert II. Auderson-
Neb.. CoHles, AlSert d. Fsller.
n. H, Liftiston,, Jo8eph 4 lie Clatf.
n. J., Gafneld-, Charlss- ID Piazza
n. j., Hasrlso1, John shsW.
n. j., New Bruns1fslE, AntOni WIseEsrek.
n. T., New York. sAlyne1Fs CAftAbaAno.
n. Y, Corona. Loog IslAnd Chty.AIbert
n. n, New YORK, WIuian L. ,. Brown.
Ohio. Cincinnati. Earl 2. waugh.
Ohio, Cleveland. Alex. BlenkoUSd.
Ohio, Cleveland, Tony, MlnAdeo.
Ohio. Niles, Thomas Z. HegArth.
Ohio, CIsveIanA, william JensiA-
Okla. Rankin. 0rVille Estes.
okla, Eacha, John Vann.
OkIs., Blalr, Gov. MeR0gers.
Okla, Chattuek, Henry AFnbreeht.
Pm, Allentown. C1fGDC0 NeA41as
Pa DuBofs, william H ShaneR.
Pa. Tyrone, OFris L. MeNeal-
Pa, West Leesp0rt. william d. MsehDR.
Pa. CarbondAle, ClnreDcs =. MomOe.
Pa, sayFe, Charles X. white.
Pa. Philadelphia, Fra1eis y. Fox.
Pa, philadelphia, joseph Q. BAkE.
Pa, MeehaniesbuT, EfvOod hVn BelSt"
II. T., Crompton. Reuben GsdroW.
s. C., Trough. Joseph Harvey FOwlsR.
Tenn, NeWbern. ThomAg =. CanAdA-
Ter. Cisco, Nat A. Nell
Tex, Burnstt, JesSe B. Engnn-
Tex, BaIIlngeF, James Meleon A9dlsOn-t
to- HadleT, Henry b. Wittington-
Ter. Dallas, Charles A. stma-
Vt, CambFidge, Robert NJ Burns.
Va. suffolk, Herbert Brinkley.
wis, Stevens Point, AnastAEy blAskoGks.
WIS. KeWndneo, Fred L WlllamB.
Wis GiIIett, william Baldwin
WIS, Milwaukee, StanlStsW StolAresyk-
PRISONERS
PRIYATES.
Cam. Waterbuy, Charles s. Brown.
Utah, WidstOe. John Z. WnllAna-
The Washington times., 1918-10-27
Fritz Hates Columbus
Because He Discovered
Land Of BOche ChaserS

PTTTsBURG. Oct. 27-The Rev.
. Daniel L. Marsh. just returned
from the western front after 4
six months visit, tells this story:
A German prisoner was out Of
humor and was being "kidded"
by the Americans.
why so glum, Fritzie?' asked
one doughboy. Are you, sore
at France!"
No. Fritzie wasn't sore at
France, nor England. nor Bel
GUM.
well, what's the NATTER"
I'm sore at Christopher Co.
lumbus." was the reply. He
discovered. America"
The Washington times., 1918-10-27
ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice how quickly that
stuffed up head clears
up; keep at it a few days
and your suffering and
hawking and discharge
Of obnoxious mucus will
cease entirely. Then con-
tinue until every germ is
destroyed; until the sore
ness and inflammation
and dryness in the throat
have disappeared. HY0-
MEL is guaranteed for
catarrh, coughs, colds,
sore throat, Group, as
thma and deafness caus-
ed by catarrh or money
back. Complete outfit
which includes inhaler
$1.15 at 0'Donnell's Drug
Stores and druggists,
everywhere.
The Washington times., 1918-10-27
ATLANTA BOY KILLED

OTTAWA, Ontario, Oct. 27.-The fol-
lowing American appear in yester-
days casualty list: Killed in action
W. s. Hicks, Atlanta, Ga.
The Washington times., 1918-10-27
MISSING IN ACTION
LKUTENANTs.

LIEUTENANTS.
III, Carbandale, Arthur H. Carter.
Iowa, Eeokuk, Lester Hnrter.
MHas., Jamaien Plain, Arthur l. ClarF.
n. Y, New .YOrk. Hugh 8. Thompson
Ohio, Steubenvtlle, Kenyon Roper.
Ohio, TiltOnVille, Howard w. Verwoht-
Pa, Clifton Heights. Warner T.. Kent.
Tex, Houston, william B. COWart.
SERGEANTS.
Mo-, St Louis. william l. HeiseEMan.
n. Y, New York, Emmett Il. Mullin.
Pa, Mifnlnbmg, Edward 4. shannon.
CoRPORALs.
nj, Charleston, Martin SchAhrer.
Ind Rainhridge, Ralph Z. Arnold
KY, Alpine, william MllA.
Me-, LIV0nore Falls, Arlington L Trsth-
n. T.. New York. Donald Prentiss Butler.
n. C., Dunlap, Francis Q. McAuley.
Pa, Boiling Springs, Benjamin Franklin
Pa, Carlisle, George Harrison Haslam.
Pa Columbia, Norman b. Wilmer.
Pa MELVILLE, John Raymond Beeeher.
MECHANIC.
WIs., Monroe, Clarence DowneR.
, PRITATES.
Cal, Los Angeles, Lee Gardner.
Co.'s, Waterbury, SuIly mangtno.
Conn, Mnnehester, David Jof 7sOn.
Ga, Buf0rd, Arthur G. Wylie.
Greece, sDarta, John VrOuiates.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-04

THO tOiJoFusalon anG RoiuEn.' Thu
contest he's ben spirited hon he VoTy
beginning and judging By the position
Of the ships the old folks class viii
win g. they are several miles IN the
lead.
Children's day will be observed with
Appropriate program on next Sunday
morning at 1880 o'clock. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Emma Gilmer, Of Hundred
was visiting her father, Jas c. Kellar
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Lon Toothman and children
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tooth
man last week.
Mrs. Chas. Hughes. Of Hardesty, was
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Hughes
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wadsworth and
children of Fairmont we're visiting
Mrs. Wadsworth's sister, Mrs. B. F
King, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Kemper, Of Clarks
burg, we're visiting the latter's uncle
Jas. c. Kellar Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Tetriek have re
turned from Hastings where the for
nler was called on business.
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CLASS DAY PROGRAM
ON E.H.S. CAMPUS
E. B. Moore Class Members
Will Present Interesting
Exercises Tonight

The following program will be ob.
served al the annual commencement
exercises OF the Fairmont High school
to be held on Friday evening OF this
week at eight O'Clock at the First
Presbyterian church:
Inyocation, Rev. H. G. stoetZer; THO
Thou Shalt Love the Lore" From Ell
Costa, Misses Jane Suter. Pauline
Reed, Lucille Hamilton, Salutatory,
Miss Mildred Maple; piano duet, Sc
lected. Misses Gladys Reeler and Ola.
dys Shroyor; address, Hon. Stewart
Walker; chorus "Recessional" DeKo
ven, Glass OF 1918; Valedictory, Miss
Mary Tansill; vocal solo, selected
Miss Pauline Reed; presentation Of
the Glass OF 1918 +. B. Moore, Glass
Sponsor; presentation OF Diplomas
Capt c. NJ Alexander, president OF
the Board Of Education; The Star
Spangled Banner.
A class Of 81 pupils will be gradu
ated on this occasion. The class is
known as the E 3. Moore class hay
ing been named for Mr. Moore a mum
Der OF years ago.
Tonight the class day program will
he observed and the program will be
given beginning at seven O'Clock on
the high school campus. The program
will be unique and very enjoyable. A
number Of cleverly arranged tableauX
will be presented and this promises
to be a very interesting feature Of the
evening. The following program will
be observed
March. class: drill, boys; drill
girls; chorus. Out in the Fields-Paul
Bliss-Senior Girls; Glass History
Lena Hotsinpillar; Quartet. selected
Arthur Cunningham. James Anwyll
Raymond salvati, Grin Curtis; Glass
Prophecy, Carrie Hawkins, Mary
Creighton, Pearl Griffith, Joe Thomas,
William Pell; Glass will, Lucille Ham
ilton. Grin Curtis Chorus, Rouse Ye
America, Newton-Senior class. Tab.
leaux: Washington's Last Reception
Weapons for Liberty: All for Uncle
Sam; Over There; United We Stand.
Finale Class.
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attend the funeral Of his baby ElVa
Mr. Critic said that he AMI bis wife
Mrs Critic who has been III with 6iph
iberia and also the baby died Will
IL. A number OF families hSVa beer
exposed 10 the disease hRt % Eoot
luck had il did not take ~. Mrs. CTitl
did not return back ana lhey will move
away from the farm Of W. N. Ralph
snyder in the neaS future.
Mrs. Del Nipt:n and two children
Of Cameron, Ruth and Helen. WhC
are spending the summer Visitinl
drove down from Rivesville Friday
and took Mrs Fisher up 10 visit Les
lie Fisher
They will organize a home mission
airy club next Saturday AZ the person
age at Arnettsville for the benefit Of
the church. all are cordially invited
to attend and join il.
Will letters and family spent the
30th with friends at Masontown.
Myrl Miller is visiting relatives and
friends at MCrg0ntown at present.
~ z. Fisher has been attending
the meeting at the mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks WiSman Of
the mine spent Sunday at Emery Sni.
degs.
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DIVORCE CASES
BEING SUBMITTED
John F. Nichols OfFairmOnt
Granted Absolute Di-
VOrce.

Much business has been transacted
b. Judge Vincent in intermediate
court during the past few days.
In the divorce cause OF John F.
Nichols, Of Fairmont, vs. Bridget
Nichols the court has allowed an alb.
solute divorce. Attorney Frank E.
Amos represents the plaintiff
Samuel Masters, Of Warrington, to.
day entered into band in the SUN OF
$500 to appear for trial on a misds.
meanor charge in the intermediate
court On August 20. Albert E. Mas.
ters is the surety.
In III case Of Custer Shelton vs..
Ida Shelton, one for divorce, the case
was submitted and the court takes
time to consider. Attorney L. c.
Musgrave Is the counsel for the plain.
til.
Testimony was submitted IN the di.
vorce cause Of John E. Huffman vs..
Anna Huffman. Attorney French Ne.
Cray represents the plaintiff.
In the cause Of Harry L. Straight,
administrator, W. Myrtle Humphry ct
al, q report Of sale was made and a
decree was entered confirming the
same. Attorney L. 8. Schwenck, OF
Warrington, represented the plain.
til.
In the cause Of +. L. Sturm, admin.
istrator. ~. James Robinson OF al, q
report Of sale was made and . decree
was entered confirming the same. At.
torney L. s. Sehwenck, OF Mannine-
ton, represented the plaintiff.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-04
Skilled White Men
Wanted for the Army

Skilled white men certified for lin.
ltec or special military service NAV
enter military service by appearing at
the office OF the local draft board be.
lore June s. The government needs
specialists as follows:
Locomotive engineers, firemen, rail.
road grade fOremen, railroad track
toremen, wooden bridge carpenters.
locomotive repairmen. telephone line.
men, surveyors or railroad instrument
men, telegraphers, craftsmen, nile
drivers toremen. stationery engineers
Tor donkey engines, steam shovel oper.
ators, carpenters, steam filters, cleo.
tricians auto mechanics, auto drivers,
cooks, clerks, railroad brakemen, rail.
road conductors and large number Of
laborers.
Men qualified for general military
service are not desired and will not be
accepted for this service. The call
comes in response to numerous calls
from over the country, permitting lin.
TIED service men 10 enter the army.
Those enlisting will be engaged In
spruce production for aeroplanes.
The local draft board has not been
informed Of the number Of men It will
be required TO furnish under this call.
In case that enough limited service
men have not enlisted by June Z, men
will be drafted to fill the quota in Sc
quence OF order number.
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BADGES FOR
Continued from page oue.)

rolled in this war garden army and
~ Of this number maintain plots
1915 feet in the demonstration gar.
den.
The Dunbar school under the direc.
ton OF principal W. o. Armstrong
maintains q demonstration garden
lOOxllO feet located on the grounds
Of Hon. Q. S. Mckinney near this city.
% pupils are enrolled in this garden
ard maintain plots lexis feet.
The High school cultivates two ear.
dens one located at Bell Run which
contains three acres and the other
located in the rear OF the High school
building which contains SIS of an
acre. Both gardens are located on
the properties Of Sam R. Nuzum. The
Bell Run garden Is divided into plots
SOx5O feet and the high school prop.
erty garden is divided into plots
l'x3o feet. Ninety.one pupils are en-.
rolled in the Bell Run division ana
S6 in the High school propeftv gar.
zen. A total Of 154 pupils are enrolled
IN the High school garden.
Keen interest is manifested IN tho
war gardens by pupils and superyis.
oFs sliRe aud 1t is believed the oui
put rom the gardens will be larp,
ne children are being taught practi.
cal gardening by the supervisors. I,
IS not probable any other schools in
the state can show such a record "a
IS shown b ythe above figures
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-04
NoTIcE 81 DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that at q
meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Upgrade Coal Company, q corpora.
ton created and organized under the
laws Of the state Of West Virginia,
held at Fairmont, West VrsiniaIon the
26th day Of November. 1917, the fol.
lowing resolutions we're adopted:
Resolved, that the Upgrade Coal
Company, q corporation created and
organized under the laws Of the state
Of West Virginia, does hereby discon.
tinue business IS q corporation and
surrenders to said state its charter
and corporate franchises. The Board
Of Directors viii proceed to convert
the property, chooses IN action. and all
assets Of this company into cash, and
pay of and discharge all It's debts, Tia.
billtieS and obligations, divide the ~
mainder among the stockholders pro
rata with their holdings Of stock, but
no such payment shall be made TO any
stakeholder until after the publication
Of the notice provided by law.
Resolved further. that the Presi.
dent Of this corporation cause notice
Of the adoption Of this resolution 10
be published in some Newspaper Of
general circulation. published in the
city Of FaiEmont. West Virginia, once
week for four successive weeks; and
that he forthwith certify these reSo.
lutionS to the Secretary Of State Of
West Virginia, 90 provided BY law"
Given under my hand this 2Sth day
Of November, 1917.
H. L. HEINTZELMAN,
Prssits1t. HvSEaAe Coal caRr7-1.
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GEORGETOWN

Thelma. the little daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Arnett has had the
Freu n measles but has got about
we'll now.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Arpett and
little son Erwin OF Monon spent Sat.
uFday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
James AFnett.
Sylvester Arnett Of osgood took din
ner at NJ. F. Fishers last Sunday and
spent the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dane Arnstt and little
daughter OF Rivesville spent last Sun.
day with his mother, Mrs Rye Ar
nett
Hueing Graves spent last Sunday
with Miss Ruby and Esther Michael
at HaRans
Rev. n. S. Chapman closed his ser
ies Of meetings at Arnettsville We'd
neSday night with no converts and
not a very large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Arnett and
daughter Thelma was visiting at Mr.
and Mrs Henry Thorne at Loves
vile.
Ellsworth Nelly Of Georgetown. the
only son OF Mr.. and Mrs. MIN Nicely
was married a few days ago 10 Miss
Barr Of FairmOnt. Nicely left with the
army draft May IS for Camp Lee, Va.
Mrs. Fisher was visiting at Lake
Fishers at Riyesville Saturday and
Sunday. .,... ....l, ... .+.,.
Mr.. and Mrs Chapman was calling
at Dr. Stewards last Saturday evening.
Hueing Graves who has been employ.
ed at the Brady mine returned TO his
home al Nicholas county last Mon
day to visit his friends and parents
and is expected to leave in the draft
for Camp Lee, Va.
Mrs. Cora Arnett and daughter Thel.
ma will leave today TO visit her broth.
or and HIS wife, Mrs. Alice ThoFne at
LumbeFport and WI visit Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Thorne at Mt. Hood.
Mr.. Critic returned a few days ago
from Buckhannon where he went 10
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WILL MAKE PLANS
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
occurred in the btuminous fields hay
ing capacity 70 rthe greatest produc'
ton. The greatest loss is recorded
in the Fairmont field OF West Vir'
glnia, the percentage being SS.2 9th
er significant losses on this account
are shown in northern and central
Ohio 246; Somerset count y in Penn
sylvania, S77; Illinois 1875; Indiana
40; Southern Ohio, 1879, New River
and Winding Gulf in West Virginia
1879: Hazard, in Ker:ucky liz;
Northeastern Kentucky 1862; Western
Kentucky 1874"
Trade PaPsrs.
The current issue OF The Black
Diamond" has a splendid account Of
the meeting Of the National Coal ~
ISOLATION with the addresses Of A. ".
Galloway and Joseph B. Dickson in
full and a photo Of Jere H. Wheel
wright.
The American Coal Journal carries
the same likeness OF Mr.. Wheelwright
in its current issue, a good photo but
not the best" one he has in the
view Of some Fairmont friends.
Coal Events.
The National Coal Jobbers' Assoc
iation is meeting at the Iroquols Ho.
tel in Buffalo. n. v, June As.
The executive committee Of the
West Virginia Coal Association meets
at the Frederick Hotel in Huntington
June q.
Coal Notes.
?. J. Patton, secretary Of the Cen.
trail West Virginia Coal Operators
Association, left Tuesday afternoon
at 4:l2 for Brownsville on business.
H. c. Owen. assistant District Rep
resentative Of the Fuel Administration
at Fairmont, is back at his desk after
a trip 10 Parkersburg where he took
his family to spend fortnight as the
guests Of his mother.
Order coal early bills are displayed
In the Watson building (the offices
OF the Consolidation and in the ia.
cobs building (the offices OF the Hut.
Crimson Coal Company
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TELLSLADIES HERE
WATCH YOUR STEP"
Can not camouhage a teuehy
corn but says they lift
right out

A brisk, lively step Il what charms
more than q lovely skin. but your high
heels have caused cornS and you limp
a little. That's bad, girls, and you
know It, Corns destroy beauty and
grace. besides corns can Do lifted out
with the fingers.
Rid your feet Of every corn By ask.
ing at any drug store for q quarter q
an ounce Of fFeezone. This WIN cost
little but Is sufficient to remove every
hard or soft corn or callus from ones
feet.
A few drops applied directly upon q
tender, touchy corn relieves the sore.
ness and soon the entire corn, root
and all, lifts right out without pain.
This freezone is a gummy substance
which dries instantly and simply shriy.
els up the corn without infiaming OF
even irritating the surrounding skin.
Women must keep 10 mind that corn.
less feet create a youthful step which
enhances her attTactiveness.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS,

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
United States Of America, Northern
District Of West Virginia, IS.
In the United States District Court
in and for said district:
In the matter OF James Speciality Com
pany, a corporation, Bankrupt. No.
6l2.-Ih Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors OF James Specially
Company Of Fairmont, in the county
Of Marion and district Aforesaid,
bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
3lst day OF May, A. D. 1918, the said
James Specially Company, was duly
adjudieated bankrupt; and, that the
first meeting Of his creditors will b
held at the law office OF B. L. Butcher,
Rooms 2l0 and 2l2 Masonic building.
Fairmont, Marion county, West Vir.
ginia, on the 18th day Of June, A. D.
1918. at ten o'clock IN the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims, appoint q
trustee, examine the bankrupt, order
sales and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting.
Dated the lot day Of June. 1918.
BERNARD L. BUTCHER.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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EAST RUN.

One Of the most successful cam.
paignS that was ever conducted In this
community has come TO q close. Our
allotment 70 the Red Cross fund was
5000. Our workers went over eVeFy
foot Of territory and when the reports
we're all in We had raised &432.25 more
than twice over the top"
Our people realize that they ere
needed 10 lend q helping hand and TO
this end they organized an auxiliary
10 the Warrington Red Cross chapter.
Miss Naomi Brand was elected preSi.
dent Mrs. ChaS. Durham. vice proSi.
denti Mrs. P. 2. Hughes, treasurer,
and Miss Bessie Kerr, secretary. We
ere trying 10 do our bit.
Our Sunday school iS doing finely.
Wm. J. Kerr, our superintendent, is 81.
ways on the Job. At the beginning OF
this year the five Sunday school
classes entered . contest known - "A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-04
WITNESSES APPEAR
BEFORE GRAND JURY
Large Number are Summon
ed to Testify in Var.
iOus Cases.

Evidence is being submitted 70 the
grand Jury in circuit court today. The
members Of the grand jury are as FOL
lows:
Fairmont District Homer J. Price
T. A. Farley, Geoge DeBQlt, Arthur
Reed.
Lincoln District. " Phillips.
James A Reese.
Union District-A A. Vincent, ".
z. Door.
Warrington District-C. c. Basnstt,
Edward P. Conway.
Paw Paw District. Jarvis Park.
er, Smith Hood. Jr.
Grant District-Luke Rogers. J. 7.
Fighter
Winfield District-Jonathan (. Jol-
iiff, Luther Summers.
Persons appearing before the grand
jury are as follows c. NJ William
son. W. c. Anderson. John c. McKin.
ney. /. ]. Michael. Mike Sswlcz,
James r. Barrett Surge Hostetter,
Jane Gump, Daniel Taught. Clara
Taught. John Glover, L. l.. Rinehart
Dow Williams. Anthony Bowen, J. A.
Landas, Anna Hawkins, Arley Hawk.
ms, Edgar Glover, Clarence Currey,
Mary Gump Howard Adams, Gueren
+. Johnston Paul Madjenirs, A. NJ.
Glover, Joe Stevens, Ben Moss. Frank
6. Conley. J. VI. Long DR.. John NJ.
Trach. William Mays, Tom Phillips,
Katie Phillips Rosario Minarda
This afternoon these witnesses ap.
7eared before the srand jury: An.
thony Bowen, J. A. Landag. Anna
Hawkins. Edgar Glove, Clarence Cur
rey. Mary Gump. Charles z. Miller,
Fred Kerns, ". A. Digman. A. L.
Seaman, Edward Phillips.
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FAIRVIEW

James Pitzer, Of Bethel, was Q bus.
mess visitor at Fairmont Saturday.
Mrs. Mable Trippett and Mrs. n
D. Yost were at Fairmont shopping
Saturday. f.-t&l
o. E. Morris was a week end visitor
at Fairmont.
Clyde snodgrasS was q Fairmont
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Lambert, OF Monougah,
was . week end guest Of her mother.
Mrs. Ellen Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morgan and
Miss Moore, Of Folsom, motored to
Fairmont Monday.
Mrs. F. D. Smith and daughter, Miss
Hazel, were at Fairmont shopping
Monday.
James Toothman and Stephen Ma.
son were Fairmont visitors Monday.
Miss Grace Amos was at Falrmont
shopping Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Y. Hamilton and
son, Monroe, motored 10 Pittsburgh
Sunday.
Everett Hamilton and Lyle MeBee
LETT Monday TO enlist in the army.
DR.. Geo. r. Miller has moved from
Fairmont into the house occupied BY
L. D. Lavelle. and Mrs. L. D. LaveIle
has moved into the house on High
street formerly occupied By Harry
Luton. s,&suT EF
Miss Clara Wilson. OF BaSnettsvilie.
was a. Fairmont shopping Monday.
r. Schroeder was 3 business visitor
at Fairmont Monday.
Bert AmmOnS was a business visit.
or ct Fairmont Saturday.
Miss Hazel Smith and Agnes Grslg.
er have resigned their positions at tbs
Bel Telephone o1ieO
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EVENTS TONIGHT.

RED Mans hall - Marion Lodge, X
ofP.
Elks' home-Fairmont Lodge, B. P
o.E.
OLA Fellows hall-Marion Lodge, l.
%. o. =.
Skinner building-Royal Neighbors.
Grand theatre-High school seniors To
give play. "Claim Allowed"
Dunbar Sohool-Four-act drama, Fol
lowed By Fate" at SIS p. m.
aivoSVille-Seeond annual commence.
ment exercises at Sis p. m.
Third St.-W. c. T. U. Mothers club
e home Of Mrs. J. W. Lowery.
High SCHOOLGIRLS day exercises on
the campus.
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Home from eaItlmoro-Attorney Er
nest r. Bell has returned from Balti
more where his brother was gradual
ed last week from the Dental college
While East Mr.. Bell was visiting in
Washington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-04

Cut out the picture on all four sides
Ihon carefully fold dotted line / its
entire length. Then dotted line and
60 o.. Fold each section underneath
accurately. When completed turn over
ap1 you'll ind q surprising result
Save the pictures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-04

Held for Tflal-Evan Thomas, ar.
rested BY the county officers ten days
ego for having seven quarts and seven
plnts Of whiskey in HIS possession, was
served with a federal warrant yester.
day By United States Deputy Marshal
Moore. He was held by United States
Commissioner Kirby 10 await the &C
ton Of the next federal grand jury.