The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-26
EVENTS TONIGHT

Clp1CBEOu uOues
River 1913, falling.
EVENTS TONIGHT
Noose Home-LoyaI Order =! Moose.
Odd Fellows Hall-Palatine Lodge l.
o. o. r.
Skinner Building-Ladies Of the Col
den Links.
Willard fIall--Marion Review, Won.
ans Benefit Assn.
n. G. A.-Banquet to players on
'sYF basket ball team at 8 P. M.
Surgical Operations -Edgar Barrett
underwent an operation yesterday af-
sfnoon ct Cook hospital from which
Re IS said to be recovering rapidly.
Other operations performed in the last
hours include Mrs. Rosalie Yost, Of
Dakota Mines. who underwent an oper-
stion last night, and Mrs. Kate Cor
iish Of Millersville, who was operated
a this morning. Mrs. Evelyn Snyder
of The Hayes apartment is medical
atient admitted at noon today.
Prepare for o. s. Court-Kttaches
ne the United States Marshal's Office
re preparing to leave the city on
londay for the regular term Of court
Maftinsburg.
Work for the Hounds Sheriff Clio
Is bloodhounds went out this
ning to opekiska in search Of rob-
bers
Joyce's Neice Cited-Miss Nellie
lahey, Of Pittsburgh, niece of Thomas
u Joyce, In the marshals Office, this
ty has returned from France, where
she did some good work on the fight
ING line in the scissors area. Mis
Fahey lives at Pittsburgh and is a
graduate Of st Francis hospital there
and before she left was in charge OF
nurses at an institution outside of
Pittsburgh. Miss Fahey was cited for
conspicuous services during heavy
lighting and did much to relieve the
suderings Of wounded soldiers,
Three Arrests Deputy U. S. Mar
shall Cook at Parkersburg arrested
Carter Holtz for violation of post
oHlce laws, who was given hearing
there and held for action OF the grand
Jury In May. Deputy Cook also ar
rested Henry johnson and John .1bhn-
son for violation Of the Reed amend
met, both held for action of court at
clarksburg.
"reminiscences Sworn In-The fol-
10 ring commissioners were sworn in
this morning in Circuit court and
vent 70 view some property below
Bellview: Lewis A. Hall, A. B. Clel-
land, Charles w. Linn, James D.
Charlton. The property belongs to
Susie Amos and others. High tension
wires VIII be run through it by the
Is v. z. Company.
Mrs. ModI on East sIde-Mrs. ]. X.
tfodi viii speak today to school chill
dren IN East Park and to children and
their teachers at the several schools
she has not attended on the other side
of the river, In the interest Of the Ar
menian and Syrian campaign. Chill
dfen because of her talks are thor
cnghly aroused over the sufferings Of
snail sATmenians and Syrians.
Deeds for Record - The following
deeds have been filed for recording:
AfGhuf Shaffer TO William NJ. Ken
nedy, land near Monongah, 81 up; JOS
eph Crowl and wife TO Mary c. Dun
can, land IN Fourth ward, $500; Ashby
Rice and wife to Harry Morris, real
estate IN Union district, $4,000; c. A.
Powell 70 L. L. Steele, land in George
D. Amos addition. $3eo.
a. ~ Temple Call to PrayeF-Dr.
Bfoomfleld announces that all the la
dies ot different societies In his church
the N. p. Temple, are asked to attend
4 meeting after prayer meeting this
evening 10 discuss the best manner Of
helping IN the Armenian and Syrian
cmpaign.
otatoea Lasted LSns-The potatoes
which children IN the schools gave to
the Associated Charities last Novem.
pef have lasted until the middle Of this
month. Many families have been fed
and much good has been done with
them.
what Else Did He Want7-The AS.
soclsted Charities gave a sack Of -four
q man who applied for help IN the
line 9 few days ago. When the
ip With order for the flour came back
nom the grocer, the man who got the