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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21

way to hospital after he had been
shot in saloon duel.
james Patterson. farmer and active
i. w. w. member. was shot twice
and killed in . hotel hallway, follow
ing q reported quarrel with Sher
Whiting. Police sought Whiting.
The third killing was or an uniden-
titled man who was found dead In an
alley.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21
PosroFF,cE ANNOUNCEMENT.

Anniversary washington birth-
day, Saturday, Feb. %, 1919, there
VIII be no delivery or collection by
carriers. General delivery window
and carrier windows open from II a.
m. to IL m. No delivery on rural
routes / and 2 Early morning and
evening collection In business dis
trict as usual.
]. r. ELDER. Postmaster.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21
TO BE BURIED
IN OAKLAND
NJ. Robert Snowden, Who Married
keoku< Girl and Has Many.
Friends Here, Dies In
New Mexico.

News or the death of N. Robert
Snowden has been received by Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Markley of 800 South
Ninth street.
Mr.. Snowden died at his home In
san Marcial, New Mexico, after a
prlef illness. He was married In
october, 1903, at Camden, New Meg
leo, to Miss Cora A. Markey of Keo-
Kuk' who with two children, Marga-
ret Marion and N. Robert, Jr., sur
He was thirty-nine years os 40,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21
FRUIT CROP
INTERESTING
The Early Spring Brings Out the
Buds and Cold, Wet Spell
Could Kill Them
All

InHcompIete despair for an fee crop,
the interest OF the public now centers
in the fruit crop of 1913.
with The easly spring warmth
sseiIing the buds. cold weather.
especially a cold, wet rain or sleet,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21

Read The Daily Gate city.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21
THREE MURDERS
IN EIGHT HOURS

Chicago Police Seek sIayers Of John
Neeas, James Patterson
and An Unknown
Man.
CHICAGO, Feb. 21-Polfce today
were after sIayers in three murders
occurring within eight hours here
last night
John Meas died early today on the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21

was thirty-nine years of age
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21
Threaten to Execute Ten.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
HEI4SlNGEoRS, Feb. 21.-In re-
taliation for the arrest In Switzer-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
CHARTERS ISSUED.

f"miico Realty c"rpora,ioa NorrolA Va
90 onccrs ,m rnsi,,mi 20: -
N'oh srcretory. hoth of Norfolk " Oh
1sHl. real cStat" business
'FanG.n Road Pharmacy. Inc, Roanoke
taltthl. max intum 10000. minimum.
= "nQ Ofhccrs. , Preston ,r"sid.m;
-, frSst"n secretary. both NJ Roanoke
brotherhood OF Gas aud Electric wclIcrs
gnu pprrhtnrs "f America. Inc %ow,uur,
News. Va Capital non stucIi ,iGierr. IL
~ h't'fincs president - a AIbnr socrn.
80 ION "i Ecwport N"ws " OBJECT.
Amendment 80 Williams ana M,K.i,b,r
hIin""r 'omlany pf virginia Inc. Lynch
burE. Va. onc.rs. Ernes. Wiliiarus i,T"si.
capital from $500 600 10 SEno 6oo -
MY ~" .Nm"ndinr charter. reducing cay
-! rom $J".phr - Si5. GOT" DIRECTS " +:
" IN President y - rue secretary
- E.,t' Ih"Sph" corporation ~ Florida.
minimum, $1,000. oricers W Is i.ioyt
Eb,"ftf'ni r, ; simpson secretary both vi
fertilizer materials al"
The SunoiE Moving I'.c'u-" and Arnuso-
;na N.n,un. $1,000: w!nruuiu 5000 ON
bradshaw: SECRETARY ho,h of SurnIE Oh
!..,. moving picture and amusement busi.
rc~haian Fair Association Inc. Tow ha
tan {. H.. Va CAPITAL, maximum 81 0 600
minimum. .l,?oo. Oficers J. IL Uobson
president; &. 6 Burton. secretary. both O.;
!t"lona J.. O. Va. Obiect. county fair busi.
9, TsiI?HgI c9ai COMPANY Inc HossIyn. Va,
600 Officers IOhp = l.. Ritter nr"sj,.n,
Nashi7ston j.. g: Crandall Maci;cy. Jr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
CHiNCERY TRUST DEEDS.

10 r5"s'SIs d.. &, Gi",gr Park sg!s' church
l.nburnum pSr l5oNssi i.ri ,ncn n.Sym ,ri -,
IA" Wilmington Aycnua .J5s feet ,,csi II
Lula S"undors a Att to K i IL 6S s'HI ;1 T.,
Ice; so and 81 inclusive North twenty
g"r Of Twen,y ninth and \ Strccts ADr.l
20. ltls si7a0
80 Alex T. hyi"nd and Charlotte /. r~ife)
,"%H' j loWnpHs@; Zee, west line Seminary Ave
n Tn 20. 1Dp ct south of kennie Avenue. May
ca p 81 "a IN! Ipor t" ash" cnrs,iap ,5us
i ~, fe:, south OF From, street. April 20,
-, NJ Willard ana Mamie r willard
feet sYu,h .n" Clay, street. i3' feet, EAST
Eua, clay street May ~ iai, sSes,,.s|
.sm"s Herr srYwGr l" LEROY !: brown,
I'M Grace Street '@ a7o foS ~ tf%, s% %si
OF william Nfn A' f. col Nay 10 Isia 'i.'
trustee 1905 Hanover hv"nuc, ls,ias 70 f ~
10. ,5i5: ss.sls s"' 81 me" "N'"'e' Mag
cwiiet I" s, t wh XII rdTl@o H "s
;."' west I'M. Lamb ,Avenne. 50 fec, s11ii,
CARR. pr"vort ANA Frank !. ,hwanand)
s, Stu "' May :. isi, s.1 liz west % west
az, Claymn" I" Clarence $ Wsller1tc,n
md Giluef Streets: also 20 fee, > inches Us
90 Zee, gou,h line 'a,hcrne Street - ieat
Lola ii K"ncr ana Ewcli :. tG,rb.n''t
to " ligo.ns"n and Franklin y ROBINS
ffret : inches b. 80 faet ; inch.a cas-, line
darlington s,raet May & i.i5 81 i ,:iI ''' ''
:, II, "a. S2'npspn and Addi. q. ,wifa) %
Tanrth si,nc ~ ~, lily - fr"' rngi lin"
MAJ 70. 1912 $3.50 7''
-, A!c' Rsiand and Charlotte J.. ,w.te,
nm ~. los'I ;ss, sSst w g ne sGm!mey
IN. i1l9: {sitT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
CHANcEKY RELEASE DEEDS.

stuart .. Christian and william 7. Tyl.r
trustC@i>. 10 Thomas Mccarthy l0o2 faruh
ATcntn'. - feet inches hy 100 foe, cas-,
i!me lamb Avenue. so tect north Of terstinr
Thomas II WcImer. trustee :, oc,syi,
W"tmer is feet inches BY ITO feet
"1HaCg" Street May !. l@i9: '.a5.67
- sb,rGsr - Msrrar"' and Freddie
rl"ldS. iSil"h fcnt cast line Allen Sirgo,
&c feet south Of York Street. May s Iais
u r. Pollard; Jr trustee 20 Kuby <
!nrnct ~ North 1hir;eth Street ~ fcet
. inches nv i2y feet wcrt line Thirtiot N
Strss, =. Zee, ig.hcz south OF Franklin
iioTsrd sutton. trustee. to Joscrh Heller
Se.o t'oNd Avenuc. - foot inches h.. d
to"t inches south lin" Floyd Avenue az
let east Of Addison stree. May :. 1915:
- y Tran, 10 Elizsh.th C. shinet. and
aohu - Shiflott. coSii5 feet at south e a 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
'rwenty.,ourth streets.

%,2,rn"r - Clay, and Twenty:ourth streets
John \ cohc. Jr trustee t" Malcolm u
nrny" ?3"t Monnuon, Avenue. hoxi5o Zoe,
"i Addison street MAJ :. lai"; ii5.22G
i, II itcen and W. y. i;.,!d Surviving
trIstc" q T. Armstrong ana Thomas Arm
strong "3Aii3 feet at southwest corner Of
it"rion Avenue and Dove Street May D
1919. t2.4Ln ~
T. Sit,crding, ! II ,'.ric.l and Charles
Is, Wtllis. trustees. lOUEI2u feet north i'm.
Iians!"i. Ay,nn" 90 foot west az Wciting
ton street May 10. 1919. S2.5ST 50
~ W. G""dwyu. iriIst"" l.. Au,. "
r"i'afcrr", 500 N"rth sheppard Street, -
't't inches bE ia foot W"st line Sheppard
street. - fC"t inches south of iconn r,i
Str""'. MAY 9. 1912" 81 800 "
nichuonI p,ri -, 'r,,,., ,.,..... .
h"mton Muhl"inan aud Matthias y Kay
/ noe, ir. 200 Sheppard street. - foot .
inches rs ii5 f"ct west limo Sheppard stree ,
~ feet inches south of Leonard Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
CI1CAnn LINE sImln MNRkEr

.lII'AGo. MHy a--HoG5. KooelplF. ,N0l,
ned. mostly strong. HI. hackers bidding -
,"nis 10 j. ccuiS low"r. plgs strong % -
cents higher. 700. 20 -: bulk. %. n - 20.
- - .; .o.Is. uics - - q l".
Cattle: Receipts. 500 head. beef steers
ANA FhC-H'oCL btsaa. to higher
bult., Ga!ycs .nd f"cuer- Si.ndr: beef steers.
medium. lh.l5 n lttJ. medium. - "isIi %.
g6mm"u. i!ijsili.s. 'bghj weight good = u
CLIO; in"diuul - II li25. huiChor cattle.
Ncl'CFh. ~ 70 - -. cows : lgFIlSN0. Nra'
"Hlv"s !iEht and handy weight, !1.yJa - 3.
ttocEc- steers. S.tfT 1880
sheen: Receipts 1900 head market stcaiv
Z, {"'l.tG:N's close ton weoi:i Colo'adp
i.tg 8 mounds ~. - -an 1900, common.
V % Ef9 .rrirEf. ii""uisT5 y.srlirr..
w"thrrS. H. a T.; %. ewes. medium 70 = NJ
90, common, J"ogf Il p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
uENR,co nAn,.1i< AND SALE.

Greater Richmond Realty Cn,ruauy IT,.
I" W. Mead" addison. lot 80. block % Mon,.
m%ni A'"nu" PARK Aorsi -. 1918: taN 81.
Greater Eichmond Realty Company. Inc
I" :. NJ. Purycar. lot s block 70 Monltnc n
Avenue Park. Aprii =. 1919. ;ax $50 $40
%. 9. {. irbE and X. ". 'hushan,D To- United
states Housing cOrpUratIon. 81 acres sou, Ia
Inc Nine Mile Road. near Far Oaks Octo.
Anthony Alarlincls to Uni,od states Iiors.
ins toru"'atioH: J acr" south 90 20 foot
, Washington Park Land CORPORATION La
Jane. u Banks and Thomas Euirnk l,ts
ana ! :. .Iuar" :. Washington pari, Auril
10. 1919: $500 NE 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

during Spartacan disorders last win
ter. were convicted by the court mar
tial. The IIuSSar named EunEc WAS
sentenced to two years in prison. Lieu
tenant Kurt Noe"l was sentenced 20
Two years IN prison Lieutenant Ei' =
mann was sentenced to six weeks under
arrest. The other persons accused
we're acquitted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAnkEr.

Report for week ending May - 1919:
Ehpicc steers, iia q iJc; medium Ia good.
9iic: common - fair. Ito lsc: choice heif-
rEe NGlic medium 10 good. - a i1c! com
mon 20 fair. 2ftl!C: chUicc cows. ION l.C
.nsHium 10 good. yMiiv: common 10 fair i
~ g; bssI oxen. l:iI l@iqc. medium TO rood.
I" g i2c: common to falr. st 10, best heaTS
nllls, l6n l2": fat light bulls. ?I irisC: good
bologna bulls. ti7 II toe; fair. Snsc: hes.
, siycs he: common 10 fair. lgnlSc: hesl
.i1rs; Nf4lsc: hvst sheep. l2u lic: common
20 fair, Ngtlug: lambs 1911 lsc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

sHcrH'ary, ii"sslyn. Va. object, coal and
Snnrl"msn,al amondm"nt TO charter Of
,",tnn'"nth sores t"mnany. Inc. Ports
mouth W. Officers q. NJ Yerby, Howard
M"nr, and W. =. rhurston. all OF Ports
mouth Va. R"ducinE capital from maxi
NUM-. SS..noo minimum. 50 900. L. ma%i-
inmh,. AS,""": nunlmum, si.n"". ruI cycSt.
ing :: class ui preferred stock
Certificate Of authority issunL TN. l,o,,,, -
i''i'' l.iic Insurance tOunparN. OF Town
Capitai tl,or".0"o. COMMISSIONER OF Insur-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
MEXICAns CONCERNED
Increased Number or Asiatics Arriving
In t"E>i states trnuScs south
crn Republic.
uy Associated Press

MENico CITY. May l..--i;cports TO
levy papers here rejecting consider
Ahlc concern over the Increasing num-
Der of ch!ucSc and Japanese arriving
~ the Pactiii Coast states OF Mex.
leo. II is declared 1000 Asiatics ar
rlNcd during March. and that unless re
itictcd measures are taken the num-
Der OF Immigrants for the current wear
VIII total 100000. Most OF the As.atics
entering the country arc taking up
Sonora and Sinaiot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

ston-Saiom Southbound Railway Com.
pany put the cost OF reproduction now
at Sf270.6i3. and the cost oC repro.
duction new. less depreciation, a. S9-
aIi.3i2 The tentative report of til,
commission. TO which exception wa,
made by the carrier, put the tentative
valuation at S5.153.3ss. The original
cost was said to he s5.Gi2 .06G aud Tho
vaiuc Of materials and supplies on
hand Si3.G67
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
A,k. rro,rctlon Cor MN nrcrn,or.

~ NsSNCiAte'l PrCSs.
CHARLOTTE. y. G.. May lJ.-Arthur
draper president OF the Chadwicii-
ttoskins Corporation, operating q mum
Der OF large textile mills in this rcgton.
appeared before city officials hero to-
naE ana asked for protection FOR the
operators in the Louise mills, one Of
the group. who. he alleges have been
ordered nv union leaders "a woIl,out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
NEW YORK IKODrCE MAnkLr.

NI.N IITtN. NItV ID---EN' UO'fDls0uN OF
.ri,h"i TO-DAY wss easier JOS the face or
nish"r ard and cotton under scattered iiHul-
nation bH recent BUYER. There was Il mod
rHi" TRADE IN tho october Geiiyer.. which
.'nioT closed u POINTS net lower. Sal.s.
~ barrels. priu" crude. 1850
Raw sugar Gulgt: ccntr!iurhls. 72. Snor
'n's uUlls II" ~. ~, cents: Sauto. 4 -
"nts. Buttcr nrul. Cheese IRREGULAR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
n9 .rhlrI Nysnuy. MAY ). l.ls: tax $40.

~ Ih'Td NNehue May .. 1919: Tax 'i.o.
S. g. Gray and Eva Graz Ia Thomas H.
Eaaon TONES feet west lin" Lamb Avenue.
30 r""' south OF norwood street: lien al,
$500, M.N !. i9io: tax ;.io. 40.
-. ~ Wisman and D.ksi" T. iwiIcp to
\. l.. sharp. 10, ;. BLOCK q. r.rilianJ .o.is.
feet west liuc Montrnsc Avenue. 200 feet
f"uih "f i'ro"kinnd Park boulevard May
.. ihl9 tax 81. 40.
Belmont Realty Company Iuc L. ".
- Ncrs"S, I"'S -. 10. - "nd II. block -
,It"i,n"nt. .i,2"Nl 10 feet south Hue Belmont
, Mti"ric i.t. Sius ct ais 4" William <
Ik%S". lot 80 feet suuar. "u east lin" - foot
Street. May o. lalc.'t.S S.n ;in ~ va -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
Real Estate and Court News
cHASCERr n>nc>IN A>n SALE.

Ciaymsu; - feet Il inches ~ Us fec, south
ia" Cath"rne street - toct cast OF c;iI.
incr street; lien OF s:.2io. May 10 1919.
Realty and rln.nco CORPORATION of viz
rna {" Ami. r rarher lot II Nron.
I. North RICHMOND Terrace. .oNl8o fen, at
street. SIay . trrH: ,aI 81 sin
Frank ! Sa-c"uhn and Mar T. Gwirp)
vt I'M H. OBJ r.. !" J. C.st,s ;hx137 fee,
Norwocd Street -Arri! :s. 1919. tax So 10.
I, Aws,cr to bsacky. Ans,er .leg7 IVES,
Moore street 800 Zoo, wnst SCI Of a"i iiarriD ns
street. March Is 1919: tay s. 20 sio
W. " Erecfn and Eva : Iwircl 10 q
feet north lin" Gladstone Avenue. 100 fcri
west Of Wilmington street. May lo, 1918:
r. !: i;sgisston aud Catherine v. twife,
street 20 feet inches by 20 feet : in. M ,. .,
vast line buchanan Street. 65 foe, 10 .nchos
, mor's :, 81 CnrrinEion Street. May /, 1918;
Felix lhrdei!a and Minnie twifc) to II.
street; 50 feet north OF DuvaI street, Nav
The Tax, Tito COMPANY Of Richmond. Inc
foe, west line 81 James street. IS foct !,
inches south OF Baker Street. May 5. igi1
(. T . y lIouso .ssn4 Bette r. (wifc, 70 G
s2u !. o 81 byG %n I,ark non!eysrd len
II. II. reyion. .Ir.. trustee 81. s." s. dana
and Yasgie J. ADAMS. TO Emma c. 'rhoTnps
s ,,,,n 10" % lg mioES p Ginter Park Terrace
A. y Cosby and Emma r. (wirc, IN
Claude \. and I.ottic T. pdiakc lots .. , NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
RICHMOND Hay Al eRkEr.
Wholesale OurtntionS an J.xchnnge.
Richmond. Va Amy IL. l5i
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

tlIlChGo. Ma, i5.--tnnADv"tcd scarcity uf
offerings forced a inaturiul adyan,, today u,
ihc value of corn, aLlI hUugh luUi; dealer.
H"mcd 90 nayc b"cn tooliing for the exact
opposite. Prices closed unsettled. is to o.,
Cents net hshnr. with Juiy siGilS 10 $l.aII.
1"d September SL5Gi4 to sI5h5s. oats GAINED
CaNh corn: 80. : yellow. siidm $iTsi7 80.
l yellow nominal. 80 yellow nominal
Leading futures ranged ds follows:
blCNI-tuturcs MOI OuOlNl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

ana join with other operators OF the
Highland Park Mills. The Highland
Park employees have been on strike
for the last ten weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
NEw YnnK Linz sr0Ck MAnkLr

'lsN l''i.k. NAV l. fI'"frS- trading.
calves higher. scals. q p0Nl7th. cults II ~
tiilS0; little cafv.F. ee5filen
sheep ami lamb. 'cth. spriGr l.nn> - CO
n .i.S. fair lambs. s. ~. sheen. : ma II nj
.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
Value railroad Mt s,...0.Gt:,.

~ NN.OCIatCd Press
WNSfilNGToN. MAY lj-Thc final
valuation report by the Interstate. Com
mere" commJsion today Oh the Vim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
nn 1llc Inrh Mnrl.nl

NV lpNk NlnT " Trad,"r ~ 'h,9 ourt
'odhN vas -Erin iu large No'HulH and bust
ness va; sHatn scattered through broad
hst Of I>'uca Most ~ IA" dealings ciu-
active on tho hurirv site oils continued
." attract ,ho luos' attention and price
changes IN this DEPARTMENT rrcr~ scric rh-
rnirah. Medium uri,a'i ntock- w-r. tho nos;
artly". lnduSiriHlS wore *Eain featured by
the rubber and tire stocks.
New York Ci-arinrs
NE" YORK. Nav lh.--Bans cieur!nr-
here TODAY We're s5S5 $50 $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
NANAI- Srnnrs

SAVANNAH. ca. Nav i5--Turuc ,lu.
ilrtn -: ~dlr'. ~ casks. rscciptr. lls asks
sniDlucuts %" ra.k. stcNk "a -0G cn.i.r
Roam Et""dy- sales. H2S barrels. rcrrtpis
- h.rrels; shipments, IL barrels. g'oci
quote Is los T. ITO: . HE: II. Il..,
lln, j, u 70 81. i2'o - 1888. VIC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Day GcoDs

SEW YORK MAY TO- Cotton goods mar.
tcts today wore struur Nith prices .tif
.dyancirr Yam markets were active a.
'i-hcr NTi-,- y. eiEE Ma higher. bu-
,tu- advanced Garment workers siocr
tccrs tot 30 HAY" haA usual deurcssiug ef
feet uron fabric market.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14

Roselee Barker at Granville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dane Arnett and two
children of Rivesville, spent Sunday
at Des Arnett's.
Otis Miller spent Sunday at Will
Teter's.
Mrs. Mary Morgan is suffering from
sprained ankle.
Born. unto Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Mundell. of near Morgantown, a son.
Mrs. Matte Brock, wife OF Sanford
Brock, of Beechwood, died one day last
week from a complication of diseases.
Mrs. Brock had been in bad health for
a number of years. She was aged 81
years and is survived by her husband
and three children. Mrs. Charles john
son, at F1ickersville; Harry Brock, who
resides on John Cox's farm; Charles
Brock at home, and one brother, Ben
Miller, at Morgantown. Funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev. G. W.
White, of Morgantown at the Union
church Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14
GEORGETOWN

Rev. W. P. Clark returned home
the 4th OF July after spending two
weeks at Columbus, Ohio, and reported
fine time.
Miss Winnie Snider spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Esther
and Ruby Michael.
Mrs. Belle Snider is visiting rela.
tives at Fatrmont the past few weeks.
Miss 1cie Bartholow, of Fairmont,
is visiting Miss Mildred Fortney the
past few days.
Mrs. w. R. Clark was shopping at
Fairmont one day last week.
Miss Lulie Snider spent Saturday
night and Sunday visiting Mrs. Maggie
Wisman at the Union.
Frank Fortney returned home after
spending two days with his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. William Gantz, at
Fairmont.
Isaac Ralphsnyder has purchased an
automobile
Emery snider spent Sunday at Fair.
mont with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Satterfield
and two children, of the Brady mines,
spent the 4th of July at Mr.. and Mrs.
James Arnett's.
Harvey Musgrave and Byrd Henry
spent one evening last week at Harry
Brooks.
Miss Mildred Fortney has returned
home after spending month with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
at Connellsvtlle, and was visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Powell, at Homestead.
Mrs. Brown Barker is visiting Mrs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14
FACTS AND FANCES FOR WOMAN AND THE HOME CIRCLE
6, he almost ram into George Stow

ing. he almost ram into George Stew
art.
George hailed him gladly. He had
a cousin whiting him. She was q
dandy girl" an all round good sport
Why didn't Harold come along and 20
skating with them that evening
Harold went. And he asked the cous
in 70 dance. He had intended to In.
vite Lois.
Space does not permit me TO tell
how the friendship with the cousin
grew, and ripened into something
else; only to state the fact that the
catch Of the town fell TO an out-of-
town girl instead OF to Lois Barker to
whom, by common consent, he had
been destined.
This isn't tract, SO we won't end
by moraliztng-"so you see, little boys
and girls, II Lois had resolutely obey.
ed her mother and brought home the
wtcks as she was told to do" ETC.,
etc.-for we should have TO offset the
obvious conclusion by another:
II Mabel hadn't sassed back at her
boss that day and been fired she
wouldn't have met Annie next day
when she was out hunting for another
Job. and Annie wouldn't have advised
Mabel TO cut out trying to be sales
lady and come and work in the gar
ment factory where they paid twice as
much money; and Mabel wouldn't
have gone, and by her natural clever.
ness with the needle-that same clev.
erness that had evolved the pink satin
dress with gold trimmings-risen to
be forewoman and married the SON
of the owner and-but again my breath
is giving out.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14
TheStoryLady

Peter dreamed one night that his
mother was putting him TO bed. When
he woke he remembered it and 1t made
him feel queer. For the first time
breakfast didn't taste good. He didn't
feel like going with grandpa to work.
In fact he didn't feel like doing any
thing. Grandma came out and sat be.
side him. Let me see your tongue"
she said. "Clean as plate she report.
ed" as Peter obeyed. Where do you
feel bad?" Il don't know" Peter was
winking back the tears, 81 feel boiler
but can't eat, I'm full of pancakes.
Grandma nodded wisely. Pm going
to be your doctor. pronounce your
disease inconsistencies, and Pm going
to give you a prescription"
Grandma wrote note. Take this
note to Mrs. Bells, you know where she
lives and she will give you your first
dose of medicine. So Peter went to
Mrs. Bells. She read the note, went
to the barn and returned with a fuzzy
white collie pup. Your grandfather
spoke for him some time ago but he's
just now big enough. His name Is
Pat"
Peter forgot his boiler feeling and
went running home with Pat. Grand
ma prescribed cherry shortcake as the
next dose of medicine. But the best
dose came last. The phone rang and
grandma answered 1t, then called Pc
ter Hello" came faint voice. 1t
was mamma. Are you all right, dear?
1 just wanted to tell you that you are
going to have a great surprise in about
two weeks"
Peter made her talk as long as she
would then capered joyously around
the room. 'I'll bet she's coming, ana
l like to visit you, grandma, but when
get back home bet I'll stay"
Helen Carpenter Moore.
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est Be EStIed From It.
Not with US? What nonsense, my
child"
But plainly I can't appear before
Bob without my masquerade, and GER
tatnly / don't want DR.. Certeis to see
me wearing It."
Fortunately, mother didn't take this
as a personal whim but agreed tacit-
ly with me, not even asking why Ger.
tells should not share our secret. Her
mind was crammed with Chrys' wed.
ding plans, and she delighted in giving
me the last details of the now COM
pleted preparations.
DIR. Certeis will stay with US sever
al days" she said. l wondered Just
how l could hide from him. How
could neglect my office duties with
out exciting Bob's comment?
"Of course all the men will be off
on the yacht most of the time. 1t is
DR.. Certeis' fad you remember"
Again my too active mind made 81.
lent comment: Isn't the luxurious Lor-
inner yacht just the safest and most
respectable hiding place in this land
for one Of the hunted higher-ups of
bolsnevlk propaganda?
Daddy phoned that the yacht was
to be ready to sail at dawn tomorrow. -
Dawn tomorrow" My nerves throb
bed at those haunting words. I jump
ed as l repeated them, and added,
Goodness gracious!" Then, in re.
spouse to mothers puzzled smile, ex-
planned:
"I'll probably see them get away.
You see, I've fallen into the bad habit
Of waking and rising with the sum-"
But when was alone said to my
self that had certainly run into a
vein Of bad luck. If Daddy and Ger
tets were to sail at dawn, the crew Of
the yacht would be fussing around on
the deck for half an hour or SO before
and after sunrise. Then how was it go
ing to be possible for me to get away
unseen in a motorboat, and reach the
tug in time to watch Mary's daring
descent into the U+boat?