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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-06
THOMAS WAGNER IS ~ :
INJURED BY STREET CAR
Lawyers Wife Notified of His
Critical Condition-other Ac- ::
cidents Are Reported. =. =

Thomas Wagner, fifty, 5O79 Wash
lnston avenue, St Louis, Mo, was
seriously injured BY a street car about
10 O'clock last night while crossing
Pennsylvania avenue between 14th
and 18th streets. IT. is said by police
of the first precinct that he was run
ming across the Avenue when he was
struck by a west-bound car, after
crossing behind a car going in the
opposite direction. =:
Wagner is a member of the St.
Louis bar and was in this city on
business. Friends In this city tele-
graphed his law partner of the acct
dent last night and asked that his
wife be notified of his critical con-
dition. - ...-< : 7'
William, Denham, ten. 73si 4th street
northeast. Jumped from a moving
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
car near Sd and H streets northeast
yesterday afternoon, was knocked
down by a motor delivery wagon and
slightly hurt. He was given first
aid at Casualty Hospital. -
Frank Kellar, 1920 Fairmont street,
about II o'clock last night stopped
his automobile on the car tracks at
J Georgia avenue and Fairmont street
and was talking to James Powell,
$40 Harvard street, when street
car appeared and. struck the auto
mobile. Both men were slightly hurt.
Kellar went home and Powell was
taken to Garfield Hospital.
A collision between a bicycle ridden
hv Cecil Campbell, fifteen, 614 c street
northeast, and an automobile operated
by Oscar Richardson, 1912 9TH street,
collided near 4th and E streets north
east last night. The bicycle was de-
molished and Campbell received
slight injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The fall meeting Of thelOcaf council
of the Daughters of the King will
be held Thursday evening at, 1880
o'clock at Grace Church.. 9Th and D
streets southwest.
Miss r. NJ. Brady, Rapidan. Va, en-
tered telephone booth in Union sta
ton yesterday afternoon and talked
over the phone to friend. The con-
versations over, Miss Brady left the
booth, forgetting to take her hand
bag. She returned a few minutes
later, discovered it had. been taken
and reported its disappearance to the
police. The handbag contained a
rumber of toilet articles and tW>6
pieces of jewelry. -"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-06

: Claain Optical c., so7 f st.
Glasses to Correct Astigmatism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-06
3 Lbs. Pure Pepper. s1.oo,

Is lbs. White Potatoes, 45c; 2 lbs
Navy Beans, 25c; cans Red Kidney
Beans, 25c;, Tuna. 10c and 15c; Fish
Roe. e15c; Mission Sardines, f4c: 1
Cocoa. Csc; Gunpowder Tea, sec; Per.
feet Blend Tea, 69c; Blue Label Coffee
25c: AZ 18th. Sc: and. all the, +. T. D
Py1es Stores. - 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-06
CRY TTElGa.


:. ssaye.-' ut TIE s!pnes1 g "a
: Eat Fish. Oysters, Game, yFSuItry,
except subs anu .a1Tos. "A lev. priceS:
Norfolk Spotss fSc FIR; Butteriish:. 1Sc
h.: Bay Trout, 1oc; Choice Oysters,
$3.50 gal. Soc Of: Selects. $2s25 gal,
60c at. Stores. boarding houses. etc,
please note. II We don't serve you we
both lose money. BALTIC. Oyster 4
Fish Depot, 1881 Rast. psw. Esau L.
Johnson. =. : * 81; +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-06

The regular weekly meeting Of the
Catholic Women's War Relief Serv-
ice will be held at o'clock tonight
at 240S K street. .' {.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-06

the use of colored boys after school
hours and on Saturdays are asked to
communicate with Prof. Charles NJ.
Thomas at Dunbar High School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-06

Blaekistone's yiolets Are Beautiful.
14th and H SITS. Phone NJ. 3707.-
Advertisement.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

maa Sinun ainOa paamaaraSi? Jos main on lalta,
etpa ole jaksanut kohota luontokappaleita kor-
keammalle; ne naet elavat vain maata varten.
Mutta nellie on maa kouluna, jossa saamme Oh
keen omassa lhassamme tuntea, mita on synti ia,
Jumalasta erillaanolo. Kun tata koulua olemme
kayneet, tuntuu taivas todella taivaalta. Eli siel-
ia tehne mieli tame v~aivojen maahan. Kuiten-
kin elama taallakin on ~elettava, koska Sc on Ju-
malan MAURITANIA. ia veresta ~laulaen, tyytyvai-
sina lSan johtoon Saammekin jo taalla uSein tai
vaan esimakua. Onhan maa joulutapahtuman
kautta ikaankuin rauhaan verhOttu; mika vOiSi
Oloamme hairita? Katso vain, eta katseesi py-
syy ylhaalla eika vajoa maahan. Paavali samoa:
"Etsikaa sta, mika on ylhaalla, jossa Kristus is
tuu Jumalan oikealla ~puolella" (Kol. BID.
Kuudes sana kuuluu enkelvirressa "ihmiset'
Mika pieni sana, kun Sc asetetaan Jumalan-sa-
nan rinnalle! Mutta kuitenkin, kuinka suuri sa-
ma, jos sta ajatellaan joulutapahtuman valossa:
Jeesushan syntyi naet ihmiseksi! EikO Sc korOl-
ia ihmiset enkeleitakin ylemmaksi? CHbr. 2:16).
Kreikankielessa merkitSee Sana 'ihmlnen
-olentoa, joka kohottaa katsensa ~taivasta kohti.
Tassa on mieleStamme ilmaiStu ihmiSen periku-
va; hanen tulisi todella vain OLA sta. Nyt kun
Jesus on maan paalla elanyt ihmisena ia viela
tana paivana istuu taivaassa todelliSena ihmise-
ma, min eiko tama todella pane meta ~ajattele-
maan ihmisarvoa! Kallis olet, ihminen; olet max
sanut Jumalan Pojalle paljon: Hanen sydanve-
renSa. IhmekO Sitten, jos enkellaulu kertOO Ju-
malan mielisuosion lepaavan ylitsesi!
Main olemme uudelleen nahneet, eta tama en-
kelvirsi SiSaltaa ihanan ajatukSen taivaan ia
maa yhtymiSesta JeesukSen kautta. TaivaaSSa
kunnioitetaan Jumalaa joulutapahtuman johdos-
ia ia maan paalle tulee rauha, kun Jeesus pois-
taa rauhattomuuden sym, synnin ia kuoleman.
ia tulos tasta on sc, eta Jumalan mielisuosio
kohdistuu ihmisiin.
"Kunnia Jumalalle korkeuksissa, ia maan
paalla rauha mielisuosion ihmisten kesken".
= K. E.. S.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19
Joulusta.

Soulusta on palion tirioitettu iota
pIoittaa eta iouIu on iuuri Julia.
Snurin mia iubliin tuuluu ia milf
ei ioulu oliii iuuri Julia, fila fu>
ten tiebGmme etta iiGloin ipntbi iuus
rim tame ipntpneistG. Seeius To-
NOD Sobnnnetien faitista iuurimmafs
Fl tpaimoista %iputbneist. ia Sobannes
ianuo Inn nGfee Seeiufien tuIepan
tpfonId ettei bdn ole felipolIinen
Seeiliffen tengdrt nauboia iitomaan
ia antoi monia t~ooistrtiia Seeiutien
~perioonasta.
Sumaluus, ionfa Serra Seeius
omaii antaa ariuOn Seeiutien perioo-
MALE. iota omiaaiiuutt Ell ontaa bfiiz
tddn MN perioona maan pGdlld.
8anba testamentti antaa monerl
monta pdtetpGd tobistusta Serran
Seefutien perioonasta. SmnaIan
Iabetit, getlebemin lGbeiisboesia. tee
tetpat iamoin. STA Sumala a,ttaa
monta aanellistd topistHsta, ia ne
m,onen monet ~tpoiuatpSt cioittatpat
Srmals tpointaa. Iutta Ell ole spd.
bdtii jddtua ie t~poimaIIinen tpaifus
tus iota iiidltbb iattutpaan eipantes
liitn,in tsobon, iotd iatfaipasti tebs
odGtt faiitta difoien. Sanotootpd
epaustpn iantarit: miIla bc ipcispat
matilda ipaitteenia toteen, ettei Sef-
ia Seeius Sumdlan ainoa poifa, ios
ia min p~dtefpdsti on Sifii tobistettu
iidlt6 SumaIalta, ddnelliiesti ia pp-
bdsid ranmntusid monien tooista-
iien fautta. gnfelien fautta ia ipois
matefoien falitta. iotfa eoelleen iatS
futpat fen tpon mufana %ienraaipat
iota 6dnen nimesidGn teboddn fauttn
mailman, ilmoittaen tGtd ibmeelIiss
ia Serran Seeintien Srmolmutta ia
ySdnen Sumnllubenia miasla tulluts
ia %autuitta Sumalan llipmien 10
Seeiufien l%unastamien ustottoiuafii
tuten 8aamdttu iitG fauttaaltaai
eIittGd, eta me usfoiiinme eta See
ius on &ristus ia min iaiiimmc lis'
ton fauttn eldmdn Seeiufien mines
ia ia iiten pddiimme personalities
ii bensesidmme laylamaan: on See.
Jus mimi iuloiiin mi fortpiin faifui
lee on iatdma ie tuerrdton fnir
mprsfpt paubailee. SnnaIla fliii
main pdrmmioeIla ipeiidilemne to-
man SeciiiS nimen tirfuisia, min
m%ielellGmme coelleen tiitfimme 2aa'
mattud fitsn alma Idbemminiutiis
funfiemme tdbdn pbbddn p%ericcnndr
ia tGmdn pcrioonan iaittd oman
ortuutsemmc, ioten iparmemmir
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

~ IVY
mana SeeIutleen ndinGtin naifeina
aitoina iollpin, ios tostaau, poian
Sumallus on fuuresta merfitptiestG
nellie. Silld Sumala fun mitG lus
paa min fen ban tpabipana pitGG.
1lsto, iofa on %ipntbnbt Sumalan ia<
nan fautta Ell ole epGileipGlld fannal-
la Seeiitfien Sumaluuteen, eifd See
IlifIesla pn1aat autuuteenla ndbben,
jostd ontin %ieurais ettG bGn on tot
noriffaalla mieIeIld nlfonaisten mai.
noien ia ipastusten fobootesia, futen
Ipostoli Yaatpali oil ia ianoi: ,.@e
olemmc murbeessIatin iloiiet." 2us
tiani, oletfo perioonalIiiesti tofemass
ia tGtd?
gat OH monesia %faupun9isia ia
%fpldtunnalla ienlainen ioulu, ettei
faa pleiiiG ilblia ipiettdd. On iiis
ienlainen alta iolIoin taripitaan ibs
tpeutpd biliaiiulbesia elatpdn Slmas
Ian fuiriin i%nlaiiuufiiin fatielemaat
tuinfa ie on ollut mabopIIista ettd
Sumala on ilmestpnst Iibasia ia
ittin Yabelfe meta eta on nitttflth
btii meistd. g~stdtpdni Iamalla fuin
tant6 alta on nellie tdsid mlobosia
tarioutunut on tGn,d nellie erittdin
tarted ia falls alta.
Mpt Jog fosfadit tulee meibdn norS
Sdttdd asten ipntpneer eiinertfid,
rtennd pfiindiibpteen ia mitd tparten
Sinue mennG2 @lrule ipeli ia iiIar:
6. Sengen fuiStaaipaa feboitistd,
meunG rufoilemaun. Sdlld dsfen
inntbneeIld Sumalan poialla pli pal
ion rufoufIen ai6eta ia %iuuria, ne
oIitpat TOTO i6miofuntaa fosfeipia, ne
olitpat Ills iinuatin foofcipid. SdsS
td nellie felfenee pfii totuus t%oiier-
ia idlfcen, i~elfenee mDos ie, eta mis-
til Iuurcmpi p%erioona len inuremmat
oiatufIct ia toimenpitccci. Seeius,
ionta ~IDntpniien miisto iublaa iuieS
tdmme OH luuri perioond ia banen
tnonid opat mboS dGrettDmGn iuus
ret. Spetelfaanme tuntemdat tdtn
iuurta pcrloonaa, tnntemadn Suna@
lao Ianan tooistiitiien falitta min
tdmd iuuri p%erioona iosta Min ilnS
ret ia iparmat tobistuiiet antetti
OIL opettaa meitG tetemdGn iuirrio
i5itd, toitG fen mittaiiia fuin Serro
ndpttGd nellie. Sellaiiia toitd ioito
apostolic tefitpdt ia ioita on meillo
faifina tc6oG, lila, mcilld faifillo
OIL lipa uSfoa Sceius Iaamatun mi'
faan SumaInn %ainontii poiafii ia
min Idaoa usfon fautta eIdmd Sa-
nen n~imesidnlG. Sdnen pboistpen
iiantainiiisfi aicitii. Sielua iiidl'
Iron County register., 1918-05-23
Peanuts For Missouri.

That the growing Of peanuts is a
profitable crop for Missouri, especial
ly large portions of the Ozark area, is
the optimistic experience Of Fulton
$. White, who is in charge of the ex-
perimental work for the Fruitville
Farms in this county. Mr.. White has
made a report to the Missouri State
Board of Agriculture which has
just been made public. He declares
that Missouri can grow as good pea
nuts rs Oklahoma or Texas and that
the industry has added great areas
annually that formerly were consd-
cred unfit for goober growing.
The peanut is tender annual, and
should not be planted until all danger
Of frost is past. Weighing % pounds
per bnshel in the huh as planted it re-
quires about two bushels per acre
For human food, peanuts in Southern
Missouri produced Il cropi in 1917 thai
marketed S240 per acre in some cases
For hog feed and hay, peanuts are
profitable. The cost OF production il
not far in excess Of corn as to cultiva
ton.
Iron County register., 1918-05-23
How to Control Potato Beetles.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, May 2l.--Reports
to the University Of Missouri College
of Agriculture indicate that the Colo.
RADIO potato beetle is working on early
potatoes. T. j. Talbert OF the Agri-
cultural Extension Service has
recommended to persons requesting
information that arsenate Of lead be
used to control the pests. The poison
may be applied in the form Of spray
or dust. Spray for small potatoe
patches may be made by mixing the
poison with water, In the proportion
OF one tablespoonful Of the powdered
srsenate OF lead to one gallon Of wat.
or. II the paste form Of the arsenate
Of lead IL used, two Tablespoonful Will
be required in a gallon Of water. The
mixture should be well stirred as It is
applied, to insure even distribution OF
the poison over the plants. A small
hand atomizer, compressed air spray
or, knapssck sprsyer, or q bucket
pump sprayer, may be used 10 apply
Ing the salution.
The powdered form OF the arsenate
OF lead Is used In preparing the dust
spray. Three or four tablespoonful
Of air Stacked lime or fine earth dust
should bo mixed with tablespoonful
Of powdered arsenate Of lead. Fol
Iron County register., 1918-05-23
Agents Needed in Each County, Says
Houston.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, May al.-~A county
agent is needed in every county III
the United States, according to Secre-
tary David +. Houston VI the United
States Department OF Agriculture
The county agent system has demon
strated its usefulness as u means OF
developing the agricultural resources
OF the country.
"Working in intimate and sym.
pathetic relation with rural people"
says Secretary Houston in recent
communication, "the county agent Is
able to secure the application OF
scientific knowledge and discoveries
to the business OF the farmer and the
home life OF country people. In the
present war he has been ready to
meet the emergency and TO concen'
trate all rural forces and organizations
in working out the great problems o.
food production ana food conserva
ton. In recognition OF his value 40 :
local leader, Congress has provided
funds for the immediate extension o.
this system to every agricultural
county in the United Statos. STATE
and county councils OF defense ana o.
rural organizations can do patrioti'
public service by assisting the Coy
ernment and the state In accomplish
Ing this end"
Iron County register., 1918-05-23
Act Quickly

Do the right thing at the right time.
Act quickly in time of danger
In time of kidney danger, Doan's
Kidney Pills are most effective.
Plenty of Ironton evidence OF their
worth.
II. HotsoH, Russell ST., Ironton,
SAYS: 81 suffered severely from kid
ney trouble four years ago. When
the kidney secretions were passing,
they panied terribly and ] had aches
through my sides, hips and over my
kidneys. Finally used Doan's Kid
ney Pills and they relieved the aches
and pains"
Mr.. Hotson gave the above state
ment in October, 1911, and on July 10,
1916. he added: "Doan's Kidney Pills
always help me when my kidneys get
out Of order and they are the best kid
ney medicine have ever taken. !
am always glad to recommend them"
Price 6Oc, at oil dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr.. Hotson had. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Iron County register., 1918-05-23
The New Sugar Regulations.

The good housewife should be
happy to learn that the Food Admin
has made new regulations
concerning the sale OF sugar for pre-
serving and canning purposes per-
sons can get supply OF sugar for
this use by following the regulations
which have just been made pubic.
You can buy 25 pounds OF sugar for
canning il you sign a certificate and
leave it with the grocer stating that
the sugar you buy in this quantity
will be used for canning and preserv'
inc fruits and berries. Under ordin'
ave @ conditions a dealer can sell only
4 hounds to town people and 10 pounds
h the man in the country. A uni.
form price for sugar has been fixed
hv the United States Food Admin.
istration. The maximum price that
sugar may be retailed tor Is sa cents
per pound.
The sugar crop in Cuba is large and
tho onlv drawback has been the Sc
cnrinp @ Of vessels to bring the crop te
tha Inited states. Now that the yes
sels are available and the sugar II
coming into our ports, housewives
have no fear that they Will get plenty
of sugar. The Food Administration
il encouraging and insisting that ev
arv nersoi, can all the fruits, berrie
and vegetables possible this year.
The Food Administration is nov
tightening up on the -four situation
TSa fnod laws have "teeth" IN them
Thev prescribe severe penalties 10
anv v;ojation Of the regulations. Fer
@ snns Who have more than the requir
al % amount Of flour and those who ar
holding back wheat had Det'eE 'ur
| In their surplus.
Iron County register., 1918-05-23
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease. greatly in
Huenced by constitutional conditions. and
in order to cure it you must take an
internal remedy Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine Ia taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one Of the best physicians
In this country for years. 1t Is COM
posed OF some Of the best tonics known,
combined with some Of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination OF
the ingredients In Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials, free.
+. J. CHENEY Il Co. Props. Toledo. O.
All Druggists, 75c
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Iron County register., 1918-05-23
Farm Notes.

While it is getting late to test seed
corn it is cheaper to make test in a
box than in the field. There is much
bad seed corn. We must have no
Stacker acres this year, The only way
to do this is to make an ear test.
Pota,oe bugs are plentiful this year.
Get them early. The old ones are
depositing eggs on the under side Of
the, leaf. Pick off eggs and old ones
then dip in ), small can Of Kerosene.
Raise potatoes and kill the bugs.
Iron County register., 1918-05-23

small areas a sitter, such as tim can
with holes punched, in the bottom, All
old pepper can, talcum powder can,
or cheese cloth bag, may be useu III
distributing the poison dust. Inc
dust spray will adhere to the plants
better if it is applied when the leaves
are wet with dew. In case OF either
tie Gust or liquid spray, the plants
rust be thoroughly covered by the
poison mixture.
Iron County register., 1918-05-23

For Sale-A Sorrel Mare, 10 hands
high, 10 years old, with foa'. Price
s75, cash, or will take . good milch
the COW In part payment.
q, W, KENNIE, araniteville.
Iron County register., 1918-05-23
Weather Report.

Meteorological Report OF Coopera-
tive Observer at Ironton, Iron County,
Mo-, for the week ending Monday,
Nav 13, 1918.
Iron County register., 1918-05-23
Days Of Week.

NOTE. The precipitation included
rain, hail, sleet and melted snow. and
is recorded in inches and hundredths.
Ten inches Of snow equsl one inch Of
rain. "Tv indicates trace OF precip':.
tation. w. CURRY, Observer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-29
Worthington
Death OF ~. n. CoIIins.

William Rely Collins died at his
residence in the East Worthlngton
Addition at $3.50 Sunday Afternoon
from pneumonia following an attack
of influenza. He was about 81 years
OF age and is survived by his wife,
who was formerly Miss Augusta Da-
Wis. and three young daughters. aged
about one, four and eight years. re-
spectively. He is also survived by
his mother, Mrs. Abram Collins, and
several brothers and sisters. Funeral
services were held at the residence
on Monday at 1 o'clock p. NJ. con-
Quoted by Rev. I. S. Taylor, Of Far
nington, after which the funeral
party will go to Enterprise on the
2:34 inter-urban car, where the in
terment will be made in the I. O. O:
F. cemetery. Evergreen Lodge No.
II, K. of p, of which the deceased
was member. will conduct the ser
vices at the cemetery.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-29
ToUeH FoRIHE cERl14N A7If95


TOUCH FOR TIE GERMAN -AEeaE9
UBENDoRFF rznea because tl1ss German amy
Ia was put under CIVILIAN control. according 70 one Of
The reports that have come out Of Germany snes Z
became known that he actually had resigned Il would be
interesting 10 know just how The whole military caste OF
the Central empires feel the members of contemplate
what ahead Of them and speculate to then chances OF
escaping the common hansman when the crash comes
They began this war with the highest hopes 1hg ae-
tuaIy believed the aperran stuff and that the Ietonle
people were chosen people destined to rule the world
according to Teutoac standard Of night and justice a
standard. by the way which put the army first and the
civil authorizes wei down toward the bottom OF the s
Now they see the very authority they depised most thor
oughy completely on top They must take what eomris-
SONS are to be permitted to exist from man whose UNI,
form Is frock coat and high hat and whose PRINCIPAL
weapon Is cctaphae and they to be permitted to
hold them only as long as this wills. What IS even
worse they probably VIII have to stop showing people of
Of sidewalks and kicking tables m restaurants for tear
Of having their faces pounded into pulp BY indignant
common citizens They will have to pay their debts and
live deoently Ike other people.
All m all is fearsome prospect for the friends OF the
Crown Prince and the rest of the gang of military aobs
but it is not as bad might be. for most of them are toe
stupid to have much imagination and they Will not sute'
IN their minds over the prospect IN the same way human
beings would
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-29
HEAL1H EXECUTIONS.

H A1RMONI IS improving IN Its attitude toward neeltn
precautions and health regulations generally Before
the outbreak of polioryei6s oftnter before last no
one paid the least attention to health regulations and the
worst offenders IN this particular the physicians VINO
are required by the statutes of the state and the ode
of ethics of their profession to be very serupqous.
And no one up that time seemed to have thoroughly put
aside the feeling that public health regulations are mus
ances devised annoy people who are perfectly Jusaed
IN avoiding them if they could do and not get INTO trouble
with the authorities
Then came the recent typhoid epidemic and the public
began to understand that health regulations are tor the pro-
lection instead of the of the public sentiment
against fragrant violation of the rules laid down by the
health officers began develop. Men and women began
to talk about epdeic and health protection IN new way
And the most interesting reaction from this change IN the
popular mind physicians began to get their reports
IN in more satisfactory manner.
When the influenza began to sweep across the country
and the health auhos began issue the most tar reach
ing closing orders and interfere extensively than
ever before with ordinary business. Fmont took It's share
Of the experience quietly and without any growing But
there was still too much individual indifference; too much
of the feeling that while it all right to close the picture
shows the schools and the churches, lett this and that
man or woman free to do he she pleased. Yeer-
DAVIS meeting at the City hall indicates that this feeling
fast fading away and that hereafter when health reg
laons are issued will be understood that they apply
with equal force upon every and that to attempt to
dodge or defy them constitutes oense against good
citizenship and good neighborness which public opinion
always knows how to punish IN community where
the health authorities are sometimes not alert they
ought to be-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-29

Fairmont BARRIERS has properly taken steps to
clear itself Of the Implication that it had endorsed Colo
mel Watson II they thought it was worth while other
labor organizations officers quoted In that
page Misrepresentation put out by the Watson cam
paIgn managers would do the same Those who are
members organizations know that the unions
by their laws are prevented taking hand In
tisan politics. Politics gets into labor matters through
the actions leaders who sometimes stupid and
sometimes crooked. Usually such lose their lead
erstp when they their hand and there Is not the
slightest danger that Colonel watson viii get any
among union men as result of the endorsements which
were printed Monday.