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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-17
Names Of People Who
Enrolled in Red Cross


Mr.. Patterson Hayes, Baxter
Mrs. Audry Sayers, Baxter
Mrs. Clyde Hoult, Baxter.
Mrs. James Davis, Baxter.
Mrs. John Smith, Baxter.
Miss Zana Levelle, Baxter.
w. H. Post, Baxter.
Miss Elizabeth Post, Baxter.
Mrs. Jess Gregory, Box NO. 20,
Mrs. /. w. schlotter, Boz No. al,
Baxter.
Mrs. j. G. Mathey, Baxter.
Miss Hannah Neptune, 1011 Penna
Ave, Fairmont.
Herman Post, Baxter.
Mrs. Rhoda Wilson, Rivesyine No. 1,
Baxter
w. R. Clayton. Box 1875, Baxter.
Mrs. Ora u. Potter Baxter.
G. q. Potter, Baxter.
j. L. Erwin, Box 1874, Fairmont.
w. S. Meredith, 1872 Pennsylvania
Sidney W. Wright, West vlrstnian,
Mrs. Sidney w. Wright, west vir-
ginian, Fairmont.
Sidney W. wright, Jrg care West
Virginian, Fairmont.
Mrs. j. G. Burchinal, Fairmont
j. G, Burchinal, Fairmont Trust
Building,
Mrs. Kemper Holt, 2O6 Walnut st.
Miss G. 3. Black, 1923 jackson St.
Mrs. e. ]. Burt, 32S Jackson st.
G. w. Munden, sos Watson Bldg.
Rev. Charles Baird Mitchell, Coun-
mrs. Charles Baird Mitchell, coun-
try Club Road
Mrs. Russell Dickerson, Green st.
Mrs. Harry Williamson, SIT Madi-
II. A. Williamson, SIT Madison st.
". T. Mennear, SIT Madison st.
Mrs. W. T. Mennear, SIT Madison
Il Miss Christine Scott, 554 Plerpons
Jean Scott, 551 Pierpont Ave.
Mrs. G. q. Scott, 551 Pierpont Ave.
R. w. Lamar, Fairmont Farms.
Mrs. r. w. Lama, Fairmont Farms.
James McElfresh, 5S2 Walnut Ave.
Mrs. James A. Meredith, 727 Fair
mont Ave.
Knights of Columbus.
Sister Mary Beatrice, 41s Madison
Sister Mary Dorothy 416 Madison
Sister Mary ,coletta, 416 Madison ST,
Sister Mary Agatha, 416 Madison St,
Sister Mary Paul, 416 Madison St.
Charles L. Wise, sos Walnut Ave.
James g. Herbert, West Virginian.
Harry Cole, S14 Main St.
Jaw L. Hough, 619 Maryland Ave.
Nellie F. Irwin, Box 1874.
Agnes Irwin, BOX 1874.
H. F. Mortified, 1877 Chesnut st.
Blanche Price, Weidebusch Aptmts,
Mrs. Rose Steel, 221 Jackson st.
Mrs. M. @. Tough, 800 Locust Ave
Harry Clinton, Standard Garage
Fairmont.
Joe Fraker, 800 Emerson 81,
Mrs. Joe Fraker, 800 Emerson st.
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RADICALS JAILED.
CONTINUED from page one.>

mary examinations to those in the
county Jail. The cards which most OF
these men have on their persons
showing they are members Of the
Russian Workers Union are the main
identity available at present which
classes them as dangerous persons for
this country. These men will be TAX
en- Immediately to Pittsburgh under
heay guard, where they may lie in
iail all winter until a port to Russia
is open for them.
One or two detectives were sworn
in this Afternoon at the marshal's Of
fee, these men, some Of them young
in years, pledged to work faithfully
and secretly over the field. Lists Oh
ever VI, w. w. member In this coun-
ty as we'll as others have been obtain
ed and It is an easy matter now to go
after the guilty parties. Russians
themselves in one or two instances
are leading officersf in this city to hid
ing places where they may pick out
their quarry.
The work done by these detec-
tiyes and government agents has been
going on for a long time. All COM
munication which comes to them
from headquarters comes in code and
each man is instructed TO work along
different lines. To those not familiar
with court house visitors, the number
of unimportant looking individuals
who 20 backward and forth through
teh aim halls attract little attention.
These men are many OF them doing
some Of the most important work be-
ing done in the country at the pres
ent time.
No BoIsheYtk will be allowed yisi-
.itors Of any kind in the county pail,
either relatives Or lawyer. Not even
the names Of the men Jailed will be
made public. Four additional men
were arrested and placed there this
morning.
Beglnnin glast week when matters
began to come to- d head, courthouse
deputies filled the sheriff. office with
stacks Of long guns and ammunition
and each man put en-a new cartridge
belt and went about awed at the pros
pect of dangerous work.
Most Of the Russian leaders were
known and deputies were stationed at
various points In the city and at min
ing towns and the men wanted were
picked off as they passed along the
street or got off street cars. Many
secret workkrs aided the ofIcers
Every man not >naturalized is to be
suspected during the next few weeks
and examinations viii be conducted
thoroughly. yesterday morning at the
Jail Ensign 0'Beirne with his corps OF
religious instructors who conduct re-
ligious services there each Sunday
were refused admittance. Tailor
Buckley has been instructed not to
give out any names Of persons there.
Cards belonging to the Reds in near
" every case have been found on their
persons showing dues paid up to date
in the Bolsheyik society to which they
belong.
Colonel walker loft today at noon
for Martinsburg and will not be back
for a number Of days. He keeps close
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.ClTT ENPL0EES
CONTINUED nom page onel

son street was approved by the board.
It was signed by n. A. Jolli6.
r. G. Freeland was granted a H
cehse to operate a restaurant on JACK
son street. osmar Downey was given
permission to operate an additional
pool table at his place Of business ! p
Jackson street.
Building permits were granted as
follows: To ]. q. Hoffman to build a
stable on Willets avenue; to p. L.
cambridge to build an addition Of
two rooms to a shop on the alley so-
tween Virginia and CASTOR avenues;
to G. D. Summers to build two-story
dwelling on East Park avenue; TO
Frank S. White to build a one-story
dwelling on Naomi avenue.
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gT vTgT VIgeI FAIR0NT MONDAY EVENING N0VBER u 1919

shovel dafk bad bumps and bruises
enc 81 he ehildien eyes uAs sWol-
Ten insos hut and the child $ nose
was It's normal si1e.
N Fast also appeared ana ~
66mmenfine on the affair "a p :
Ford literally Slope Fast sag
the car WIS running 4 bout mil es ~
hour ana an argument at once BEGAN
between East ana Chief Moran az e
whether o Ford could 90 that fast
with five persons inside Huggifs3.
was OF the opinion that his Ford was
only making 15miles an hour
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Frank r. Lyon, First st.
Mrs. Frank R. Lyon, First st.
Frank R. Lyon, Jr., First st.

FRANK N. AyUuJ HSI ~
Mrs. Frank r. Lyon, First st.
Frank R. Lyon, Jr., First St.
Robert Lyon, First St.
Sarah Lyon, First st.
Mrs. j. p. Dowden, First st.
w. H Conway, Virginia Ave.
Mrs. w. H. Conway, Virginia Ave,
Chas. Highland, Fairmont Ave.
J.aI. Carpenter, 116 Fairmont Ave.
Mrs. j. ]. Carpenter, 116 Fairmont
Ave.
G.. W. Haller, 90 Fairmoht Ave.
Paul Arris, 81 Fairmont Ave.
Iva Thompson, 81 Fairmont Ave.
p. Sturms, "a Fairmont Ave.
j. NJ. Motley, 81 Fairmont Ave.
Miss G. satterdeld, 81, Fatrmont
Ave.
R. L. Brown, Fairmont Ave, Fl
A. j. Martin, YIN. G. A.
Rev. Arthur Gee, Y NJ. G. A.
3. Zeh, Y. M, G.. A.
w. L. Miller, Y. NJ. G. A.
g. R. Keplinger; Y NJ. G. A.
Grant Anderson, SS2 NTs MIA Ave.
John Hartley, Y. NJ. q. a.
g. o. Mcdowell, Y M. G. A.
John Z. Powell. YIN. G. A.
F.. L. Durringer, Y. NJ. G. A.
f. b. Taylor, Y. NJ 4 C. A..
M. L. Clevitt, $40 Boydston St;
g.. H. Barger, 312 Bogdston st.
L, IL; Beers, 312 Boydsson st.
Laura M. punni1gton, z. NJ. G. "A
John Merryma1, Y. MECS A.
d. M Coad, Y. M. GA.
j. N. Vol Newhrk, Y. NJ. G. A.
d. j. Morgan, Y. M. G. A.
Lewis S. Thomas, 4O5 Hamilton st.
Mrs. Lewis s. Thomas, 4O5 Hamtl-
ton st.
u II. Daugherty, Y. M. C. "A.
Roy Crigler, Y M. G. A,
r. r. Shively, z. M. CA.
Geo. McCrory, Rhea Terrace Apis
G. w. Watkins, Y. NJ. G. A.
% Haywood, Y. NJ. G. A
Frank Hiekle, Y. NJ. G. A.
Lewis Lyons, Y. M G.. A.
o. p. Mckinney, Y. M. C. A.
A. j. Cash, Y. M. g. A.
Mrs. Myrtle Iseman, lob Castor
Samuel B. Iseman, Jrs 1os Castor
Mrs. Helen Carr, 4OS Second St.
H. w. Mcclure, Wheeling w va.
Sam H. Butcher, 107 Castor st.
B. u. Butcher, Jr., 107 CASTOR st.
Mrs. Mary 3. Butcher, 107 CASTOR
Mrs. Mary A. Butcher 1o7 Castor
n Mrs. F. L. Dudley "a Tairnont
Mrs. Nell Morgan, East Park.
John Haney-, Walnut Ave.
G. F. Garry, Fairmont Ave.
"A. s. Fleming, First st.
sam B. Iseman, 100 Castor Ave.
John A. Clark, ST., 10S CASTOR Ave.
Mrs. j. a. CLARK, 10S CASTOR Ave.
Chas. Baughn, 1OS CASTOR Ave.
Hattie Whitley, 10s Castor Ave.
Glen Z /. BarIs, First st.
Mrs Glenn 5. Barns, First st.
Kenna Clark, 10s Castor Ave.
Mrs. Kenna Clark, 10s CASTOR Ave.
Lena Brady, First st.
Mrs. Fred Fisher, First st.
Fred Fisher, First St.
Mrs. II. G., sstcst9eT, First ST.
Guy Borden, First st.
John Hyland, Fairmont Ave.
Mrs. John TIyland, Fairmont Ave.
George Walter, Fairrhont Ave.
Mrs. George Walter, Fairmont Ave
Mrs. Chas. Highland, Fairmon
Ave.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Henderson mos
tored 10 Gladly Greek Sunday and
spent lie day with Mr.. and Mrs. Wes-
ley HENDERSON,
]. WI Reeves who has been quite
III e VERY much better.
Miss Dorothy Lake daughter Of Mr.,
and MIS- Edward Lake has been alafElt
sngly N with scarlet fever and diph-
iberia Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs George Frank ana
family have returned from BroWns55
Vile where they visited relatives.
Mrs. Thornton Malone who was call
ed hera by the illness Of her brother
Charles Satterfield at Hollt has re.
turnedto her hone at Grafton. MT.
satterield is much improved but hrs.
So tertsld IS very tIl.
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SHEPHERD DOG gP
Continued from page one

come to for several moments. The
family were taken to Cook hospital
where they remained until night This
morning they came to- the police sta
ton to report on the natter. Mayor
Conway informed them Immediately
that they need not stay and that as
the accident was not due TO careless
ness with noone injured but the Hug
gins family, there would be no charge
At all against them, Mr.. Ruggins said
some Of his ribs were broken and his
wtfe's face as we're also the children's,
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TIE N. v. 7. co.


clssksburg-Ev hour on the hour FROM
ga. m. TO 10 p. N.
Mannfngton-EVery hour on the hour
from s q. m. to 10 p. N.
FaIfyIew-Eyery hour on the hour from
Rivsyille-M ontana-Eyery hour on the
hilf hour from $3.50 4. m. TO 10 p. N.
Cars every half hour between Eirmont
and Riyesvtlle Junction.
Locust Ave.-From Adams and Madison
SIS. every fifteen minutes from b:46 n
m. to 1850 p. m.
Watson-Fron Adams and Madison Sts'
every fifteen minutes from 4, n. 70
Eat Park-Ffom Adams and Madison
SIS. every fifteen minutes from b:sS a.
m, to l1:16 p, m.
Norwood (via Speedway Adams
and Madison SITS. every thirty minutes
% and SIS minutes after each hour from
1856 q. m. until s:26 q. m. and from
2;55 D, m. until 7;25 p. N. daily eS-
eebt Sunday. Schedule EXTENDED each
Saturday until II :66 p. m.
NoTE-AlI cars except Clarksbutg begin
running one hodr later on SundayS,
u, 8, MAIL DISPATCHED.
Farmont Postoffice dispatches mail for
ne following points at time spelhede
North, Northwest via PittSburHh-b;1b
M; i:45 p. M: II p. m.
Eat. via Grafton-6 o. N. II .. n. At2V
d m; 1855 p. M
Wet, via Wheling-s .. NJ; s:B .. n. s
so siss Va u olaElsburr-s a. nj; 2 p. m. !;
l.20 D m.
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Family II.

Mrs. Yada Hartley, a widow resid-
ing nearNorwood and three children
are veryill with pneumonia and SCAT
let fever No hep has been securs1
and they arc dependent on neighbors
and reislYea for care and attention.
Hall Melee, George and Zadoc Steele
uneies Of Mrs. Hartley came up fFor1
Little Falls on Saturday and remained
unul Sunday evening with them.
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q nsvgers = saturday,s XVIII.


Formosa is an island, Gained
Tor the production Of tea,) lying OF
the eastern coast Of China, and SUD
iect to the government OF Jauan.
Garibaldi (1S07-1SS2) was the
sreat Italian soldier and nberator,
perhaps the greatest national hero OF
Italy.
8 An espiande Is a court or plaza;
an open space in a city.
General Pershing's rank Is des-
mated by four silver stars.
S. The mizzen-top is the top OF
platform of the mizzen -mast or TIL
lngular storm sail Of a ship.
s. The object OF the writ Of habeas
orpus Is to produce an Individual
snei held ia prison or jail, in open
court for examination, explaining the
anse Of his detention, etc. 1t is one
81 the most ancient wrtts in the COM
mon law
Eimb1rger cheese Is SO called
from he name OF the town where II
originated, in Germany.
The Inheritance tax is the levy
81 the state and federal government
S1ii moneys left to an heir.
George Bernard Shaw is an Irish
ARTIST and playwright, notable foi
lis radical, iconoclastic and amusing
IDEAS.
10. The French Commune" was an
isnfr ectio1a any committee which per-
mitted the masaccres OF September
when thousands Of Royal
lists nobles and aristocrats were ks:!-
Sd 1t Is So called because the gov
srnment was Of ecommmistic" mode
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EllMERAL. "a mas. HOMER.

Tlhe funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Homer
wife of George Horner and daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Dawson
whose death occurred at her home
near Warrington on Friday took place
today at Hundred and fnterment was
made In the Thomas Chapel cemetery.
The deceased is survived by her hus-
band and three children, Lelah Ban
iamin and James and her death was
caused by pneumonia. She was %
years Of age.
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" In tonssEith his men here and
plses theIl coRstaiily when any move
i made.
III spIieot The vel 81 secrecy, g
has been ltnpossfbie 10 Cover w the
work Of ne agents entirely and cttls
zens borl Marion county are keenls
iEtsrest the work beins done here
Most Of NE arrests hRye been made
very qulely
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New Questions.
i What Is an epistlle2.

q n VlIfIt - an tIPVsWS!
3 what is the meaning of "Pan-
kinericau2s
What spot, historic in the annals
Il the American war Of the Reyelu-
ion, took It's name from humble
blacksmith shop?
5. What is an cellar?
6. WHAT Is the meaning Of the word
eelats
Who was Tom j.. Johnson?
S. What IS the sphinx2
where Is MORO Castle and why
figure IN our history?
10. How many red stripes appear in
ne American flag2
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-MllL SIN TuesdaY.

The McElffesh class Of the Dta-
mand street church will have charge
If the Rummage Sale in Water streeL
en- Tuesday only. They will offer FOR
sale some excellent bargains.
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At ne Run.

Miss, Ann Lloyd and cousin Miss
Emma Lloyd OF watson spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. A g.
Gaskins at Ices Run.
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BROKEN Arni.

Miss Helen Hoult Of Water street
has a bplSen arm the result Of a fall
from chair on which she was stand
ing to arrange some curtains.
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Child Meeting

Tho World Wide Guild Of the Pala-
tine BAPTIST church will meet on Fri
day evening at the church. The nam
bers aye all urged to be present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Hall and
children Of Pittsburgh avenue spent
tho week end with Mrs. Halls motheri
MIS-. William Summers at Little Falls.
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MIsalon circle

The woman's Mission Circle Of tie
Fsiatins Baptist church will meet m
TUESDAY evening at tine home Of Mrs.
FL jenkins in Diamond stree.
goo attendance Is desired.
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Fren TunneIton.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Truman Frazier 81
Tunneltol were week end guests Of
Mfr and Mrs. Charles orr and Mr..
and Mrs Vance Harrington.
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DEATH or WHITE ROCK INFANT.
James Lloyd Brummage, infant son
of Mr. anu Mrs. Harry Brumage died
Saturday night at the home Of his par
ents at White Rock. Burial was made
Sunday afternoon on Ices Run by I'M
dertaker Musgrave and son,
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outtne pictnre on sl toul sides
Ifan carefully fold dot.ad line l It's
ntife length. chen dotted line 3 and
10 o.. Foid each section underneath
accurately. When completed turn SsssT
ard you'll find e surprising result
ssse the pictures.
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TODAY2S XVII

ii his space each day, The West
virgsnian VIII print this novel edu-
ionai feature and ten questions
propEunded are scientifically selected
"a tie extent of your fund Of gen
era knowledge. The idea is to write
out your answers to the questions TO-
das and compare your answers with
thg correct ones in the space tomor-
rom.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
q So RAILROAD.

Grafton, Cumberland, Wash, Bait, Phila.
ana N. Y.-Train 80, 6:S5 a, nj Train
So, 1905 p. M: Train So, 6.2o .. m.
Train AZ, 0 :b6 p. m.
Wheelins-ETrain 50, $3.50 q. m. Train
49,, 9:l2 q. M; Train 81, 6;l7 ?, M
clhrEsburg- Train 6s', $3.50 q. M; Train
TO-, $40 p. m.
Moreantown, Connellsyille, Pittsburgh
Tfain 67s, 1920 4. M; Train 6s', sos
q. M; Train 65, 2 :45 p. m.
Elklhs--Train So. 6's6 q. M: Train DE-
MONONGAHELA RAILWAY.
Train SIS, P. & L. E, 7:l5 a. m, arrfy-
mF at P. & L. E. station. PithburTn,
at11;16 q. m.
Train $3.50, p. R. r.. 4:12 n 'eri
at P. r. R. station, PittsburTh, at
$40 p. m.
ePumRn SarVica.
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The direct process of making steel
by immersing maleable iron in 9 BATH
Of cast iron was discovered by Reau-
muir in 1922.
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- ~ !. cartsr F.annie Il Amos and
1 i,iia1 ii craWford q brother and sis
~ 4 number 81 other bequesls q
money and real esate were made q
III rela lives and friends.
=
IooJ< EStaf,, Ers. william
and Ifrs. I,ayenna tpfayis emerge
scbooI winfield district, respectively
!tool, III special examination a. the
Office q county sshoot superintsnd
ent al. q, Toothman, Saturday, and
their papers have been forwarded to
State Superintendent ot Schools u.
.
Loses 4 ea-George GoIich had his
Iaee "a 6adIy, crushed while at work
n me mine at Pennington on Sat
i,rday that Il was found necessary TO
amputate the member at FiaiHront
hospital where he was taken following
tIie accldent.
Hunting Licenses - Hunting II
ing: chas. O. Heryit, Q. J. Wilmoth,
]. G. Clark, g. w. Dore, Lawrence
Tales, W. 9. Shaver, Herschet a. Del
motto, ]. Perry Thompson, y, =:
Prendergast, Virgil Morris, az OF
Fairmonti y. y. Wells, bslrra y ~
]. *. Smarter, Monongan' anu : asA
bernafas' HUTCHINSON
Aeespss pessen .. Eus senents ~; Is- no
~ ~ ,,, NJ Gts sr Sg pro The Adams
s otra "a deai 81 T., CENTS fnrtnshings.
M 49, zorcSa che came fo Fairmont srom
Oh; more than a year ago.
HON. from Weadlaa Trip-David
Maggie Straight who we're united in
marriage two weeks ago by Rev. 3D.
dy have returned from their Wedding
trip to the East They visited the
HageTstowR and otlsr points y 1af ssIEt
tlie East; tney WI tesiue ~ $500
street tNlrgln4a a'enue'
~.
Box seelal-Iomorrow evening g;, lIe
members OF me M ,,Sa5 ms S sania1
IN Their rooms IN tne Elelnng IS gglG
ines, beginning al . cllcn' t 1tIl.'
orchestra wtlI furnish mu s s s ! Ilers
VIII be all sorts OF surprise tof enOse
VINO attend. -
>, For nm H',els,. S ~ a. M n n
afternoon q. cloch a. tne - :, ~, ~
"A. there Will pc q m6eCIu8 OL VOWEL
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Missionary Meetlns-This evening
there win be meeting of the mem
bers Of the Harriet L. Steele Mission
ary society at the home Of w. L Wat
kins, 227 Walnut avenue.
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EVENTS TONIGHT.

RiYer i a.s feet, falling.
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THE WEATHER.

Fairmont and ".
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Accepts Poston Eugene NJ. zerch-
err Of this city, today accepteda po-
ston with 2. / Spiro & Bro, the Adams
street dealers in gents furnishings.
Mr.. Zercher came to Fairmont Srom
Philadelphia more than year ago.
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Box socIaI-Tomorrow evening the
members Of the Woodmen's Circle
viii give an old fashioned box social
in their rooms in the Fleming build
ings, beginning at 8 o'click, Hydan;s
orchestra will furnish musii and there
will be all sorts Of surprise for those
who attend.
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II For mMothers' cIub-Tonorrow
afternoon at 9 o'clock at the Y. M. G..
"A. there will be a meeting Of women
Of Fairmont for the purpose Of eff
fecting the organization of a. Moth
ers' club in connection with the boys
department of the Y. M. G. A.
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Supervisor Here-H. NJ. Crawford,
Brownsville, Pa, supervisor Of the
Montngahela Railway, came to Fair
mont this afternoon. -
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Thoburn Missionary soeiety-To-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock a very
interesting meeting Of the Isabella
Thoburn Missionary society will be
held at the First Methodist Episcopal
church.
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Loses q Eeg-Ge george Goiich had his
neg so badly crushed while at work
IN the mines at Pennington on sat
Lrday that it was found necessary 10
amputate the member at Fiairmont
hospital whore he was taken following
the accident.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09

has eyer stepped into the limelight unde
 moref suspicious circumstances thag
 Boris May and Douglas MacLean. tw,
 brand new satellites on the cinema hori
 zon, for leave it to Mir Ince and whe,
 he does make a find" it's always
 good one.
 These two clever people are his '.1sls'
 finds, and they are .Peach-y." ! Douglas MacLean as the sergean
 walks right into fame He is a most in /, gratlatinS young man and plays witt wonderful zest and charm and absoltse a
 lack Of self-consciousnessA Even the
 men in the audience like him, and that saving a lot, because he's young, goo, looking and attractive.
 predict that he will be a seconj
 Charies Ray although he's not bit lik 1 charles Ray, except that he's clever anI a good actor and has youth to his creds all of which spells the "inakingsp of " popular star
 l Doris May hasn't a spectacular role a all, but what she has to do she doe well, and with great deal of finess
 and charm.
 The photography is, I started to say 'peach-y,' but I've already used tha
 word twice in this story, and so I'll em 1 ploy some other descriptive adjective t do justice to this, and say that it is re markably well done and quite clever. The scenario" is also to be com mended. following closely the lines of tn, story while Thomas H. Ince, always su perior, upholds his reputation as an I'm pressario.'
 "Twenty-three Hours and Hal l Leave" is a real hit" and you'll mis a very clever picture if you don't see it