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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

Manner, 8orcesterista. Otto Maatis
fairen, @arbnerista ia g. @~iettinen,
Sitdbbursista.
Guettiin tilt, ioita gniio &Snfa ia
neiti Saine Yebfonen oliapat tartass
taneet. Broben mittaan on rabass
tonboitaia Iiitellpt $562.O1, iosta
nptpddn on tasiasia $227.O0. -
Gntous mDonfi rabaston9oitaialle til
liipapauben.
8irfailiioitii ipalittiin: sc. Seinoe
men Cent pubeenipbtaiatii; g. Miets
tineh (ent.) ENCOURAGEMENT; q.
&otfonen cent ~tiriuritii; S. 9uoma
(uuii) rabastonboifaiaiii; iparatir-
iurin paifan tapttdminen iGtettiin
iubtofunnalle.
@osfa fasiasia OH tpllin rabaa,
pGGteftiin, ettei panna tdilG ipllpnna
Hllltulll uIIlWpCipluSlu.
Sublaiulfaiiusta festusteltiin. Soi-
~mitusfunnan ipalinta iatettiin liitpn
iobtctunnalle. @uistutettiin main
lpiime feidfien ~fpfoufien p%G6totiiG.
YGGteftiin litoiprttaa tilaa bbbelle
enslannimtieliiclIe Arioitutielle. aoss
ia n1in or Iainattu buomiota nuorils
le, iptfa oipat tG1llG maasSa Ibntps
meet ia ppat maallfieliien pere1tDneet,
min iopii beibGn plolestaan mbos
pbottaa pianottod iulfaiiun leipitfi>
miiesiG y. nj. &ielifpgmbs on tdra
fed fbipmps meilld, Sos meiban
nlioriioume oiottnipat, eta betin bas
luaipat nsfonnollista tirialliinutta
en9lamnintieIelld, Min tpoinunefo IL
td beiltG tieItG12 Onto tGrteGmpi
S1blDttGG 1uomenfieIemnle ia menet-
tdG mioriion tai fuomalaiiina fdpt-
tda en9lannintieltd, ettd idilpttdiiims
me mliorenMle ia ipett6iiimmne beibGi
9ristuaien aperen titripiin?
@niri ipiymgs oli iublat emf tes
fana. Sltblas aiia oil f~esfustelun
alaiicna. 2aiTnttiin t~oipomufiia. etc
til iubIat pibettGiiiin feidfuun 7 ia 8
paituaald, foafa fen ialfeen altaipai
paltpelnstptot meunG maiIIe. Sibets
tim fuiteudin parbaana iattdd aiio
i%obtofimtan ia S,omie @gnoooin fon-
iistoriimin festerdGn iotpitettatpafii
Sobtutunta tpalitiee testuubestaar
Observation-Disclosures y. m. fpaImiss
taipia to~iHnifuntia. ioita ie ndfee tors
peelIiiitii. Sliblien IopulIe padtettiir
idriestaG riifonsbetfi ia tpapaaro5:
ieImabetfi, josia oliii tilaiiims ip'
aaifeHa ipapaasti tnltitat niatufiiaar
in t,taieitaan. Snbtdunta jariss'
t6esidGr, miili,t nbielman tulee mp0s
banftimaan iulbapubuian.
Ilituiiena ipismbtiend on. miter
tpoimme parbaiten eipanfeliumia Ie'
ipittda n,iorten fessen? &btpoloisio
on fenties paras feino iuuri firiaIli.
finiSsn IetpittGmirsn. Gen ipuoti
efiiettiin eta Iiitto Iainaiii biiomio:
ia idlIe ibDbaaralle. $uliii toettat
leipiitdd euiinnd pienia firiaiia il
lentolebtid, toiiia mafila pastamr
toiiia ilmaiietii. &irialliiruoen faut
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
LAHETYSALALTA

me tanSia ei iiis pieldfadn ole nab
oollista, ia waroicn iaanti iuaiteata.
&uitentin OIL 10, iailoiiinfo ipllitii.
fun poisia OH Iulrin mlrbe: pelfo
@iparf. Yb~bistpfien ia ldbetpstppmme
baioamiieSta, pStdipien ia omaisten
tiiplemasta. @uutamien firieiben ia
lebtien faittta olemmre Iaaneet tietojn,
iuctnilempia tuin plimane laiiintam
usfaltaneet obotfaa. 8aroiafin 10
iaapui pieni ldbctps @uotiin fautta.
See tllliapnt fuitenfin min mpobadn,
ettG eIIei tGtGlGinen lGbetptiien III
teinen fonferensii (Sbe Conference
Of t6e SebereateS Iisiions) i%aatuaan
tietGG pulammne oliii iuuri iiiben aiz
faan pitGmGsiG1n ipltolitptoufIesia
pGGttGnDt meitG auttaa, pliiimme OLE
leet aitpan puilla paliailla. Se an
toispat 5000 pennid ($3000) lais
nafii ia mielG lipaiiiuat elittdd
aiiamme bGbdnalaisten l~dbetpsten
MISUNDERSTANDING, infa toimii
Slmeritasia tri. S. 81. @ottin job
bolla. @tifG ibmeellinen apul Sers
ra fem antoi oiteaan aifaan tooisteef>
fl pettGmGttomGstG buolenpibostaan
,ieta nubetli feboitufiefii fiitolliinns
teen, noprtpmiieen ia funnioitittieen
toistenfin nsfontpeliien bbtpmid fcb>
tam. @itGpd iiis marebtiitnmel
SGIIainefi biiolenpito pafoittaa usfos
maan ia clemaan leipollinen tnrtpal-
diIuiben iubteen, tulfoon Gemamme
miIlaiietii tabanfa.
@ulten plemme taitti %Iaaneet foz
TO aian Ola mounts Iagmre ia tebbG
fltfin tpotdrmme iiId paifalla ia fiji
nj mGGrGsid, flin uItonainen abtails
on fallinut. Sa Srmala OF iaannt
fDIip6Gmme tparrnaan 1iunntafin. CO.
ban iaftiminen Ell ole oloia mtiittaz
mt ainafaan buoncnpaa1t pain. 8a<
pnitta tpobGu ia m~enestbfen toitpoa
on adrett0mdn palion, joe ipdan eff
tiiiurnne ia iafiaiiinne tebSd fen,
mitd pitGifi tebba tp0sid ia Iabiois
tltffisia. @utta erittdinfin idIfimdi-
film ndbben tiln1emnte iotainen iotd>
tplipfien paStaan pairpn ia ifGhpd1t
aablebtiniSen. @aroien puutteesia
tdbtpb ntonen Idbetpafen perusipfb-
ntfien Ola ratfaiiematta t~piobesta
'uinteeu, ia moni ~Iiipoafud. apdrttds
updt6n iiianniteIma ppigp toteirttamats
ia. Riten paIion aupiiimme ELM. tddIs
Ia Siban ia &tabon S~uarisia piireiss
fdfin Ietpittdd Iuteerilaista tpGtdrrne,
jos diff iparoia, fen taltta enemmdn
life fastpdttaamaon iaatpmilaista
~tpGtpdfeG, fopispia b,loneustoia y. M.
Sotainen afeularrme plibur famaa
tieltd, erittdinfin Sutfaibo (Softaibo
on Saatpanin prbipiiin ola, ioSfa
iiiuwaIainsn IGbetbs on ipasta parie
fen ipuptta ipanba. $oim. buomait-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22
RED CROSS WORKERS
TO HAVE CONFERENCE
Regional Meeting to Be
Held at Morgantown
Friday and Saturday.

An interesting program Of the Red
Cross Region al Conference will be
carried out at Morgantown on April Is
and 26th. Mrs. James A. Meredith as
chairman OF the Fairmont chapter Of
the Red Cross has received a letter
from David H. Brown, acting manager
which states that the Monongahela
county chapter is kindly extending CO.
operation TO this division by arranging
q place OF meeting and other details.
It is felt that all chapter officials and
committees will be interested In hav-
ing the place Of the conference and
Ithe program brought especially to their
attention. The conference will be held
in the High school auditorium at Nor
gartown. The names Of those plan
ming to attend should be sent at once
to Mrs. Frank Protzman, Red Cross
Headquarters, Morgantown, who has
charge of the hotel arrangements. A
good representation from the Fairmont
IChapter VIII be stimulating. The pro-
gram Is as follows:
Friday morning-10:O0, Opening adj
dress, Mr.. c. E. Palmer, chairman
Monongalia County Chapter; 10:3o,
Future Plans Of the Red Cross" Da,
vid H. Brown, acting manager; 1880.
Future Program Of Home Service"
W. A. Harris, director, Department Of
Civilian Relief; 1880, 1.-THE Work
Against tuberculosis in West Viz
ginia," DR.. Harriet Jones, secretary.
West Virginia Anti tuberculosis
League.
! Afternoon-2:30, Program Of the
Nursing Service" Miss Georgia NJ.
Nevins, director Department Of Nurs.
ing; 300, Compensation and Insur-
ance," W. A. Harris; $3.50, The
Need In Rural Communities for the
Red Cross" Dr.. L. n. Bristol, West
Virginia University; 400, Work Of
the Federal Board for Vocational Edu-
cation" Mr.. w. H. Magee, District Vo.
cational Officer. r. B. v. B.; 4:Io,
Round Table D iscussionS. Nursing
Group, Miss Georgia II. Nevins; Homo
Service, W. A. Harris; Chapter Activ-
ities, David H. Brown; Junior Mem.
bership, Miss Ida n. Bassett.
\ Evenlng-Moving Pictures, "NeW
Faces for DID," "Robuilding Broken
ir4ves Behind tho Linos," The Dough-
boys at Archangoi."
s:46-Address by q. g. Lyon noted
newspaper correspondent recently 70.
turned from Europe. Thrilling exrer.
fences In France and Germany.
Saturday Morning-10 What the Ju.
nior Rcd Cross is Planning" Miss Ia.
da II. Baasstt, director Department OF
Junior Membership. 1890 How tho
Junior Hsd Gross stimulates densra1
/ School Work." Supt. G, r, Smith, Nor
gantown, w. Va. IL. continuation OF
Group Conferences. 1880, Adjourn
kmcnt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22

Satterdeld with accompaniment by
Miss Laura F. Briggs.
County Chairman Smith Hood and
Attorney Henry S. Lively will be the
principal speakers ct Baxter tonight,
furnish stirring music.
Harry Shaw will split honorit with
the Baxter band at q meeting to be
held at Grant Town Thursday night.
A meeting Of the music committee
was held ct the headquarters building
OF 1878 thsi afternoon. and number
Of persons will this afternoon be draft
cd for service In county meetings.
Automobiles Needed.
County Chairman Hood is now faced
with shortage OF automobiles In
which TO transport speakers and sing
ers to meetings IN out Of the way plac-
es over the county. All persons who
have cars that might OF times be plac,
ed at tho disposal Of Mr.. Hood please
got INTO communication with him ct
once.
Tho National Bank Of Fairmont, The
Peoples and The sairmont State Bank
have announced that bonds may be pur
chased through them for O first pay
ment Of 81 on O $50 bond. with As
weekly payments Of each. Other
banks Of the city are planning IN other
ways to caro- for their customers. The
partial payment plan adopted BY the
banks named above ID known as the
Victory Liberty Loan Club"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22

Northern west Virginia Coal Opssa-
tors Association, left last night tol
Cleveland to attend the meeting Of The
board OF directors Of the National Goa
Association, which viii be held at Ho
tel Statler. Cleveland. O.. on Wednes-
day morning at 1880 o'clock.
George T. Bell, executive vice presi
dent Of the Northern West Virginia
Coal Operators Association, is attend
ing q meeting of the secretaries OF coal
associations in Cleveland today. This
session is being held at the Cleveland
hotel, Cleveland.
Todays Cars.
There arc 1855 emptics on the divi
sion today Cars left over from the
previous day were 1,100. Cars arc
classified as follows today: Coal, q
1923; coke, IL; surplus. n. v. T, les,
The placement at z o'clock this morn
ing was /. SIS.
Working Conditions.
More mines are idle today than any
day since April 5. There are lis
down today while on April 5 there
were 1873 idle. Last Tuesday 15l
mines were down two weeks ago, Isl;
three weeks ago, 1856; four weeks ago,
163.
Unitde Mine Workers.
B. A. Scott, international board
member, and Morgan L. Lewis, inter
national organizer, are in the Morgan
town field today.
]. L. Ballard, international organi
yer, is in the Elkins section today.
John Custalac, district organizer, is
on the sick list today, suffering from
a severe cold.
II. E. Peters, district organizer, re
turned this morning from Charleston.
Speaking engagements OF ]. w
Brown, international organizer, are as
follows: Tonight, Colored Odd Eel
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22
Guaranty Trust Puts
Out Book on Canada

Many facts interesting in them
selves and OF particular value to man.
ufacturers and exporters arc given in
a booklet on Canada which the Guar
anty Trust company OF New York has
just issued. The economic resources
Of the Dominion are set forth in de-
scriptive matter and In tables contain
ing the latest available statistics.
Much stress is laid upon the part
which the United States has player
during the past in the Development OF
Canada and there are suggestions.
drawn from the plans which Canada
has made to expand her nranufactur-
ing Industries and her foreign trade,
as to what the financial and CONNER.
cial relations OF the two countries may
be In the future. The booklet will
be mailed upon request.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22
JOHN HENRY SURE
CONTINUED from page one. J

Continued from page one.)
who tried to bring this colored gentle
ann to Jail. John Henry owed a fine
OF SIS for some trouble he got into
with two culled ladies rs chief Wit
nesses last week. John Henry no $25
and Chief Harr allowed him to depart
until sometime within a couple of
days, when he was told he must get
hold Of $25 somewhere and bring II
In. John Henry claims he tried
mighty hard, but found no one WILL
ing to take chance on leaning him
the money. Officers were detailed to
bring him n last evening and the
bringing was good up to the Jail en-
trance, when John Henry made a
dash for liberty. He was chased some
distance, and after some trouble was
brought back.
This morning John Henry says he
was sick and did not want to stay In
Jail. The officer In charge reported
that John Henry said at the Jail en-
trance, ITO the dickens with you oil
I'm goin'!" only dickens" wasn't
Just exactly tho word used. The
prisoner this morning wept real tears
as he explained that no was "goin' T"
all right, but goin' to got tho flno and
bring It right back. Officers say he
hasn't worked In years and work and
no have long since gone separate
ways.
Tho mayor lot looao a thunder
i storm in John Honiy'G heart Just af-
ter tho explanation. whom no dned
the healthy specimen Of Ill health just
$50 moro for resisting an officer.
"You'ro In bad this limo for sure"
added the mayor for good measure.
With fine OF 475 unpaid. John Hen
rvs sickness was aggravated and he
asked II he might have q doctor,
FATTY Ferguson. above tho average
weight with O good natured face and
much soilcd hands. appeared on q
charge Of drunkenness last night
Fatty said he hauled q trunk for a
man and tbs man offered him q drink,
which he could not resist. "Whsn
get one drink, I'm suro 70 DO tempted
| to take another" said FATTY
don't SEQ how 1t il, but It's fact
The mayor delivered q sermon foi
Fatty's benefit this morning. with
much fiatteFy intermIngied. He said
he know Fatty for hard working
fine feliew-if ha only would let the
drink aiene. Ha told him he ought
never even 10 smell tho stuff, Ha
said he had FATTY On his mind fro
quently and wished very much to be
instrumental In reforming him. Fatty
promised to try again and was fined
16, He paid 81 and promised chisi
Harr to bring back tho rest later.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22
Keep Your Liver Lively
and your other Organs
viii work without help

olala-made from Roots, Herbs and
Barks-eujoys An enyiable eputation
for tired iivers wort ing prop
erly; =. ing but polsons bat Cause
sick headache ,plliousnesst dizziness,
backache I'D constpatl q. olala
goes rtgs down % the cstss-st your
misd(y-edts yuJ r liyesGnd kidneys
to w&k-cieanstout yo1f stopach Ind
D D0Ess 49, 11 s sasS our pT'7nnd
No dai6nel or Strong /drrq Just
right fde young s66 old fofKs.
SO tail lets 25o$t all dealers And ~
Chief MediciY Co.. off ~ esta, O.,
guarantees Aep b-solqtely-get
thanAg sleep better est better
fea Inc very day.
Sold inSFairmont by mr.. Crane &
Co., Fairmont Pharmkcy, lGpuntain
City Drug Co., Tenth tSt. Phafaacy
In Monongah by Windbo Drug Co, n
Fairview by Frank Ydst.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22
Warrington Case
Up in Circuit Court

In circuit court this morning a jury
was called in tho case Of james b.
Adamson We. John X. Modi OF Manning
ton. This case concerns como back
repair work on tho Arlington hotel OF
Manningtcn Of which Modi Ii proprie-
tor. Adnmson did the work and Ia ga.
ing Tor money which ha claims 10 ow-
ing 70 him. The fury consists OF J. =.
Blackwood, W. !. Lydic, Jeremiah
Ashcraft, J. Lee Bice, Is. b. Hardsn,
George E. Holdrsn, Nimrod Hanght.
John L. Floyd. Elmer Hibbs. George
L. Baiiah, J. A. Fortnsy and W, q,
Brock.
Yesterday the case Of Robert Mon
roo W. Jack Hayes was decided. The
sum Of 31,06o.36 was judged tho cor
rest amount BY the fury which Jack
Hayes owed Monroe.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22
Five Burned to Death
When Big Plane Fell
DIV hssocinted Praas, !

ANDovIn, Masa.. April 23-Fiye
members Of the crew Of a big Hnndlcy.
Page aeforlana were burned 10 death
carly today Whsn tbs machine crashed
to the earth as this result Of accident
at the aerdroms at Neyhili nnar hcre.
The two others IN the machine were
injured seriously.
All occupants Of tho machine were
army officers, including major, and
two lleutenants. The machine failed
10 start off we'll and struck q telegraph
pole. The under carriage broke OF and
the machine fell on the roof Of a hut
used for sleeping purposes. The gas
oline tank caught fire and the machine
burned 60 quickly that It was impossi-
BILE to reach the imprisoned crew.
A lieutenant and sergeant manag-
ed to cxtricnte. themselves but were
burned severely.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22
STOUT LADY!
How. TO Reduce Your Weight

Get lid Of that burden Of obesity
this very season. Become 1.-THE &nd
setive. Stop suffering FROM ,ver.I tout.
hess. Yor may eFen EFT ice fream,
cAks and candy il yoy like. fEnjoy
yourself while getting thin bY korei1
gyAtem-approvei by 6hysicia1s.
Nrs. Clarencg easy repsrtsl that si1
reduced her yeighf thirty.fts pounds
in six week3 by using oil BE koreil.
Mdpy othsf reports made b delighted
womb, whk wsfe unable I'd got lid Of
their burden of fat until they adopted
the nd r 1stk6d. 3
Get p sHs Of oil BE korcin, IN
capsul& # any drug store; follow the
plain drettions Of koreinsyAem. Guar.
antee III reduction orr Money back.
Nothini drastic or harmful--a safe self
treatment that has improved the figure
rivaeity, beapty-est-is,a''lA Of lesical
Of ladies. For protrudinS hips, uhauly
large neck or bust, double chin, purs5
abdomen, etc, this simple, remarkably
effective reduction system should be
tried. A book, "Reduke Weight Hap.
ply" may be had free, postpaid (plaiu
wrapper), by writing to Korein Coal.
NARY. Station F, eleTv York, n. Y,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22
May Day Parade to
Be Held in Evening

Arrangements were made last even
ing by tho program committee for a
parade on the evening Of May Day the
international labor day, which is cele.
brated throughout the world. The col
umn will nave at six o'clock. The
United Mine Workers and others did
not desire to lose q days work.
After the parade there viii be speak
ing from the court house steps, the
speakers not having been secured as
Jet. The celebration is under the aus
pices Of the Monongahela Valley trad.
es council.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22
You MAY READ
HER MESSAGE
Many Women Suffer Needlessly- Sim
pie Medicine, Containing Sui.
phur In Tablet Form Brings
Amazing Relief.

The absence OF q simple mineral Ike
ordinary sulphur causNs women untold
misery and periodical suffering beyond
words to express. But women ctten
suffer in sflknce. 1lther than make
their troublSs knoJ n.
II you. INDIAN, br miss, sutfer Win
frightful readacAeS miserable. drag.
ginE bacbAch db1bhpation and nd
neY ,blaieer ant Sther irregularities.
jusA ;rY for q let weeks regulating
the Aly fundNhs tANpEh The uss
of Sui i.ssS5ts mot znlphur tab
lets) am note IN amazing. gratifying
relief ann haIbi1 ess ND they AFFORD.
Mrs. CLIP. Cod Eh, PaSAoena, Calltor-
mia, writeA IA her geadffk your ad-
vertisemenA in he Times. Thought
/ would tr4 ShlphArb Tableh as Z
tonic and rfg1latOr, and find @em
absolutely thu host wonderful system
regulator l ha aver used. Sincerely.
etc" Sold by bod druggists every
where at 6Oc j. tube and guaranteed
satistsctory.4dV.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22

lowg' hail. CIarks6urE; Thursday
night instead Of Wednesday night as
previously mentioned, Lumberport;
Friday night. O'Clock, /. o. o. F. hall
Enterprise; Sunday at 3 p. M, Noun,
Clare; Monday night. $3.50 o'clock.
Bingamon.
Sam Ballantyne. international board
member, will leave this week for llli-
nois In the interest of business of the
United Mine Workers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22
I ocAL coL oREb TEAM WINS.

At Traction Park yesterday aftsf-
noon tho Faifinont colored baseball
team defeated the Unientown negro
nine by ths score of 0 to 8.
Unlontown was unable 10 connect
with the bail ct opportuns moments
When hit would have meant runs with
tho bases we'll laden down. A good
sized crowd Witnessed tho game.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22
pua aeaiai-

Tho ladies Of tho W. q. T. o. arc 60.
Ing TO hold duo social tomorrow Of
ternoon beginning ct 2:30 o'clock IN
tho EifEt Baptist church. Thcre VIII
be no fixed program and tho members
are expected to bring their fancy
work.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22
EvEMra roMInHr.

Rsd Mems han Marion Lodge. K
OFF.
Doysny buflding-Elks.
0dd F6llcws' halEMarion Lodge. L
10. o. B.
x 81 r. han Pythian Sisters.
Central Labor hall-Proposed Store
Clerks Union meeting.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22
chicken and Wafflea

The Ladies Aid Society Of Grace
Lutheran church are making prepara-
lions to serve a chicken and waffle
supper from to 8 o'clock at the
church Thursday evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22


er tonight. Wednes
day probably show
ers.
Local Readings.
r. p. Hall. OBJ.
Temperature at
8 a. m. today 40.
Yesterday wealth
or clear; tempera-
ture maximum So;
minimum IS; pre-
cipitation none.
River 1874 feet
rising.
Frost,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22

6ut OuE the picture On al loui slues.
knen carefully fold dotted line It's
tntiye length. then dotted line 2 and
y On Fold each section underneath
lcgutately. When completed turn S--:r
md ycuu lind . surprising result.
3 naFo the pictures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22

Mpno5 fc1 Armenians-Funds are
illi coming fn Tor the Armenian and
Syrian Relief CITY Point school at
NilNleton hns sent in $3.50 and the
Second ward has contributed SIS un-
tef the direction OF Mrs. c. Fl. jenkins.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22

Home On BuFI0ugf-Earl Ralph
tlyder, who Is stationed at Camp
Mead, Nd, 70 home for ten days
I1tlough visiting his parents, Mr.. and
I'M. %. 4. Ralphsnyder, Of near
AlNelyille.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22

hfassiace IaeenAe marriage
license has BEEN issued to John Sansa,
IS, oE Enterprise, and Pansy Duya,
! % ohiefton.
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Fedsral Court IL seesion-rhers Is
i Sp1eiaI term Of United States Court
ginning this morning in ciasksburg,
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feael,es Has Fiu-Miss Thora
Rttnlcn, teacher Of the Eighth
t1aap ct The White school Is III at
h6r hnne on Fenimore street with
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-22

p,si,sie Sisters 70 Msst-Ths pyth-
~ Sisters win mest tonight At 1870
q tiieff hAti n the FieminE Building.
AlInsnbess are asked 70 be present.
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Continued from page one.)
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t-c,<e - AiON A>N"es' 49,
o. r
9eyeny buildtng-Elks.
1ea FallcWs hait-Marion Lodge. l.
q. q. y
cIerfs. Onion meeting
~. =. $1,000, r.., p.,,.
ssefc- .L q. :. .tat,oraG =. ramr
Infiongh visiting his parents, Mr.. and
If6. b. 4. Ralphsnyder, Of near
nfVeSyfi1e.
Record EGG IAyers-Henry q. Cal
Ishan, Of Grant district. reports that
which last month laid 77s eggs. Mr..
Callahan u IN amateur chicken rais-
- this year being his drst IN the bus-
lne1gs
"
seas ior Aeeord-Deeas I nGss
- = : r.,,e. ~ -, ~. a. : TaS
80, ADDITION. llk0. John A. Hesr
y, tsSttie 1899 reed ,es1 sstata in Mar.
H, 49,. sf1e. = n Isnfiss and vifa
x 1870 =. Heiiandsworth and We.
isnd s. Tairmcnt, 5000; charic4 L.
llanniugfcn, 1ez5: John B. Philips
ana Wattman II. Conway. special
irltasicnetr. 70 uario circostn, real
e5tAte "a Eairmonf Independent dis.
sodittch $16o0.
nfosvfaea Idesuae-A marriage
.fisSn1e IN been isgued 10 John sansa.
~ "A Tntarnrise. md Pansy Duya.
i \ ~ nhieffsn.
ss.,. !, !. ,,. s;:;; :,,,.. ss,, :;
& issins dis morning IN ciafksburg,
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paiptlne Mail Bexes-Painters are
- work today painting the mail box
e ot de city. The coat Of brilliant
Sreen paint which was applied now
nl1IteS the boxes conspicuous spots
q ne ecnerA
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te6iee Auxiliary 10 .Msst-This
6FenfnS ct s o'clock the Ladies Aux
iliStT Of the Baltimore and Ohio
fz,i6n6A veterans association Will
h6Id . meeting IN the. Y. II. C. A. at
heb. q o. station.