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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-12
PROTI PROHIBICI.
Referendni petice zadana a ma
celnici liberalI vesti uspech.

Riditel Ohio Home Rule sva
zu, PAN l.. H. Gibson rekordo-
wal iiz u statniho sekretare pc
Vtici, pozadujici referendni hla
sovanl proti legislativni ratifi-
kaci ohledne narodni zapoved-
inosti. Phi te prilezitosti podo-
tiki, re nalada vuci vysuseni
IStatu sir Sc vSude a plany su-
chych ra vynucovani prohibi-
ce V Ohio, re rovnez vzbuzuji
|odpor naseho lidu. Legislativnf
Temperament vybor dochazeji
'denne protesty proti dotcenym
vynucovacim predloham nej-
vice podobnych protestu posla-
mo 4 kruhu vojenskych, cd Gle
MI vojenske a plavecke hlaso-
vaci ligy Toledo.
Stale Sc uVadl, re o ZapOVed
nosti V Ohio nemelo byt rozho
dovano, pakli 212,O0O ohaj-
skych branch ma dotcenem hla-
Isovani nemohlo Sc podileti, z
kterychzto vojinu osmdesat
procent k liberalum Sc hlasl.
Vyseuvedena referendni pc
tice obsahuje celkem 197,847
lpodpisu. z nichz okres Cuyaho-
ga poskytl 4O,857, Hamilton
32,927, Franklin 1888, Lucas
IL, TAT, Montgomery 1885
| 2 t. d.
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TEZKE ZTRATY SPOJENCU PRI OD-
RAZENi BOL SEVICKYCH UTOKU.
ZPRAVY STATNfHO DEPARTMENT. CHAOTI-
CKEM STAVU MA RUSI.

Archandesk, H. brezna. BoSevici desiti tezkymi de-
y orelovai plne znicil vesnc Vystavku fece
Vaze Pc kanonad6 nasedovao nekolik utoku pechoy
dyh gard ktere ale byy vesm6s Amercany Bry Rusy od
razeny ale poerne ezkych zrat Spojenc napadeni
mnohonasobou pesiou bojovai hubokem sn6hu vekou
satecnos Jes6 dnesnho rama hai trosky Vystavky pr
praveni k dalSimu odrazu noveho ltoku.
Washington, brezna. Zdejsi statni department OBJ
drze dnes zpravy ez potvrzu re celem Ru
sku doud panuji chaotcke pomery zejmena Perohrade
Moskv6 Obe m6sta sou bez palva Perohrade, nasled
ohoto nedostaku eka kazdou chv prestane do
davan osveteni jakoz vody Perohradske ulice jsou u
pine opusteny krone potuucch voaku zebrak, kteri
pros syvu cheba Denne umra ty neb cerne neSovce
1000 di Hadovc zasup vyoupi vysanectv svycarske
danske Svedske, holanoske a angicke
Pomery Moskve sou en 0 male poznani eps. ac zde
prumys nekoka vojenskych
zbroiren Jednym zasobovatey sou sedlac prina
sec do nesydate prodavane potrany Cukr
sto 20 rubu libra, l. konske Fl rubd De stare
no kursu rovnaji diva ruble americkemu dolaru)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-12
,WS!S] Y [[Wllss l!s;s
RUMUNSKA KRALOVNA
NAVSTIVf SPOJ. STATY.

Pariz, II. brezna. - Rumun
ska panovnice, kralovna Ma
rie V nejblizsi dobe navstivi
Ameriku; dnes odjela z Parize
Go Londyna. Pri dneSni rozmlu
We S novinarskym zpravodaiem
Sc vyslovila, ze .jiz po leta mela
prani navstiviti Novy Svet a ze
sc test, re prani toto dnesni do
by dojde splneni. Mezi jlnym
hodla V Americe 'rlumoditi diky
rumunskeho lidu ia pomoc pro
kazanou americkym Cervenym
krizem i potravinovou admin
straci nestastnemu Rumunsku
Nyslovila Sc o americkych ze-
mach a vojinech velice licho-
tivou pochvalou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-12
.Wl:SS.I WS?S
VZORNA CISTOTA v Pc
KARNACH.

Ma podnet mestskeho luceb
|nika Knopfa ma radmici prija alta
bude ordinance die niz vSecko
zbozl pekarskych a cukrar-
|skych zavodech vylozene musi
byt zaskle.nych skrinich, ably
rebylo vystaveno kouri, pra-
chu a jine necistot6. Podob'ne
ma byt i V groceriich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-12
"zADNE PIvO, zADNA
PRACEIn

New York. Hnuti "zadne
pivo, zadna pracs' neutucha
raopak zda se 3e rosie. Kno-
flikd timto nap1aem ysude pri
tyva, ale neieneto, objevuji Sc
i knofliky napisem "'zadne pi-
vo, zadne uhlf~ stavebai ,rada
v okresu Essex vsNew Jersey
rrijala usneseni ,@y.se dslnici
rroti provadenf EAkona prohi.
hicniho Sc vsi r6xh osti po-
stavili, ! kdyby anafualo g
,vseobeconu stavku. Podobne u
aneseni prijala jiz drive ustred
ii federacni unie V New Yorku,
ktera ma $4,000 clenu, a te-
lesa jina. Newyorska organiza
ce vysvetluje: ''Prohibice do
krajnosti byla uzakonena bez
! sl oleni ovladanych. Snemovny
il prijaly, aniz by Sc byly radi-
ly volici, ackoli v mnoha sta
tech Sc lid primo proti nj vyslo
vii. Tim spusobem pride sta ,i-
sice d6lnikd o praci. Je to ne
beZpecne omezovani svobody.
Mluvi Sc jiz o zapov6di taba-
.ku. TO vSecko namireno Jest
Iproti delnlkum ma prvnim mi
Iste.' V n6kterych kruzich toto
iednanl d6lniku vyvolava po-
hourehl a vyhr1zky. Poukazu-
Ije Sc ma to, re ie to prlma
Ivzpoura proti zakonu. TAX Dai
ly Herald We Venaugo, v Penn
Isylvanii, tvrdl, re pry chteji
demici tim spusobem dohutTli
rejvyssi soud, ably zakon prohi
bicni vyhlasil neplatnym, a pi-
Sc: "NaG mluviti O bolSevismu,
zde je mate We forme daleko
horst nez lej HASA Trocky."
Jinak tom pise newyorsky
World, ktery delniky uplne
sympatisuje a pravi, re udelali
prohibicnikum caru pres roz-
|rocet. Radi vSak d9lnikum, a.
!Ey iednali umirnme a starali
Sc, ably zakonitou cestou byla
cdvolana prohibice tax zvana
ivalecna. ktera jest die Worldu
"podvoGem die jmena die "a
sadly" ponevadz nema val
kou zadneho spojeni. Co Sc ty-
&c ustavni zmeny, prisli delnici
]jz pozoe a nemohou delati mic
jineho nezli domahati Sc toho,
ably Sc neprovadela Sc zbytec-
inou prisnosti. Ernest Bohm, ia
.jemnik newyorske centralni u
HE, doufa, re zakonodaray po
voli aspon vyrobu lehkych piv
g vim, ponevadz ia nemohou
byti nazvana opojnymi. Jak da
lece Sc tato nadeje splni, media
Sc prozatim rici. nebof prohibi-
cnlci ozyvajl sc irproti near
heardm a podobnym nahraz-
kan, ktere obsahuji alkoholu
'rrocento ien mepaCrne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-12
SSM SSH
IBOJE v BYVALEM RAKOU-
SKU UHERSKU.

Lvov, 8. brezna. - (Opozde
ro.) Pres to, re bojuje Sc dale
mezi Polaky Ukrajinci a po-
slednejsi mesto bombarduji,
vyslovuje Sc stale nadeje, re Sc
.podari dociliti mezi obema stra
nami primeri. OvSem mono o.
Cekavati drive jeSte krute
boje.
Widen. DoSla sem opozdena
zprava. re Mad'ari napadli phi
velke fronte vojsko rumunske.
Y posledni dobe vGbec ievili Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-12
SVYCARSKO UZNAVA CESKOSLO.
VENSKOU REPUBLIKU.
DOPOLEDNf BULLETIN:

Bern 12 brezna. Svycarska vlada ucinila dnesniho
dine rozhodnuti stay Ceskosoven-
sko Posko mimi Timed diplomaticke syky. Pol
sko menovao seho zastupce barona Modzeevskeho
Jest vyslancem Polska Bernu.
Zprava z Varsavy oznamuje, ze nadsenim prvitano
byo zeleznicnch nakladnch potravinai odevem
nemocnicnm potfebami. Pomoc dodana byla amerckym
Cervenym Krzem doprava daa pod dozorem DIR. w. c.
Baileye Bostonu. Will uv1an odozl Paderevsky
dan mnsterskeho kabneu anecka missile uvitana
draz velkym zastupy ldu ez pei poke americke narod
nj hymny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-12
MOVE ROZKOLY MA SIBiRI.

Washington. - Statnimu Cd
boru sc sdeluje. ze general Ri
nov, velitel ruskeho vojska,
jenz udrzuje poradek We Vladi
vostoku. ackoliv jest podrizen
Kolcakovi omske Wade iprc-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-12
Papez 81 preje brzsk& uzavreni miru
POMOZTE CERVENEMU
KRfzI!
Chystejte odlozene satstvo pro
stradajici EvropS!

Washington, D C. = We spo
jeleckych zemich isou miliony
lidi, muzu, zen i deti, kteri ne
mali. elm by Sc odeli. Neni SUI
rovin a tam, kde suroviny jsou
reni opet tovaren, kde by mo-
lilly byt zpracovamy ma latky,
ljezto nedostava sc vhodnych
istroju, ktere byly behem val
KY zameAeny Ia stroje vyrabe-
jici valecny material. Tam pax
kan dosahla ruka barbarskeho
Nemce, zniceno Jest svevolne
Nsechno, stroie a jejich soucast
ky rozkradeny a odvezeny do
iNemecka, CO nebylo mo1no od-
Itahnoutl, bylO aspon tax posko
EMO, ably nebylo k potrebe. Oci
vsech stradajicich obraceny
lsou k Americe.
A tn Americky Cerveny Kriz
rozhodl Sc pro urceni jednoho
ltIdne ku sbirani Odlozeneho
satstva, obuvi a prikryvek pro
bezmocEe nase bratry a sestry
we spojeneckych zemich. kaz-
Ga Zprava 'lemer prinaSi move a
move doklady straaleho nedo-
lstatku vSech t6chto-. potreb !;
zvlasts uprchlici, kteri Sc vra-
,ceji do svych znicenych Wy
'loupenych domovu We valec-
mem pasm6 jsou naprosto zou
f;.lych pom6rech, 1eponuze-li
Amerika.
Nyni nastava doba, kdy mill
ony Americana odkladaji svui
zimni sat, ably jej zamenili "a
lehci oG6v. Mnozi uz tento Cd
lozeny sat vicekrate neoblek-
nou. Die toho jak dochazeji ma
lehave zadosti Cd stradaiicich
' several Francii, Belgii, Italii,
Ceskoslovensku, Rumunsku, Re
cku, Polsku, Macedonii Alba
nil, .ie treba obrovskeho mnoz-
stvi Satstva. Ocekava Sc, re Ger
venemu Krizi Sc podari, pro-
strednictvlm tisicu jeho odbo-
eek, sebrati zde nejmene 1O,-
900 tun Satstva, odhozeneho
Americany.
K sbirami urcen byl tyden
rocinalici "a. bremen. Zatim
byl liz ucilen prvni krok k ca
stecne odpomoci nejvetSi bide.
Valecna Rada Cerveneho Kri-
ze potarala Sc o dodani 49,
100000 yardu latek v Gene vi
&C nez S4,5OO,O0O. To vSak Jest
jeSte malo. Bida jest tax veil
ka, re malo kdo mas 81 il NIL
ze jen predstavfC. kabeloval
pluk. Harvey D. Gibson, "a
stupce Americkeho Cerveneho
Kriz = Europe Kazdy darovany
kus odevu ochrani nahe telo
rom6ze tax zmirnit velke stra
dani.
SSMl SSH
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-12

ii bolsevicke) vypovedel "a
hranice sest radnich nebolSevi
XII. Ia pricinu udal politicke
pixie proti omske Wade. Ame-
ricky zastupce dodava, re v Ru
sku 81 casio urednici delaii co
Sc Jim libi, coz by melo pre-
stat. Jeste podotknouti dluzno,
ze jake vojsko vlady omske
kontroluje Vladivostok. tax je
samo kontrolovano valecnvml
lodemi spoiencI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-12

|znamky bojechtivosti Mad aru.
Jenz nemohou zapomenouti ma
Iztratu Sedmihradska Ba-
|natu.
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" MOSKVE PRODAVANO BYLO
LIDSKE MASO.

WASHINGTON H. brezna. - Neuveritelna zprava dosla
Moskvy do sAtnho Departmental die kere bosevky impor
toyan cnsti vojac prodaval Moskve jako poranu dse
maso Prodavac by poicl zatceni.
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DR. BR00ME|ELD
(continued from PAGE three)

to my blood. It was a good thing too,
for later when we had an awful time
In the city over whiskey. they sent me
home for my naturalization papers and
wouldn't let me vote until I got them.
One fellow in the crowd shouted,
They've sent Broomfield after his
civilization papers!" That was time
when merely believing wouldn't have
done at nll. You had to have the
papers. He that believth will have
everlasting life but one must come out
before multitude and make coven-
ant so that everyone win know. After
wards twill be difficult to backslide.
We're just children and don't ap-
ppreciate relative volues. A small boy
received $40 worth Of war savings
stamps for Christmas present and
his lip went out as he said: why
didn't somebody get me book at the
ten cent stcre?" We don't understand
the value Of. Christianity. How many
here have been converted in the last
five years? No one arose. That shows
there hasn't been any REVEALS here in
that time. Ten years? A number stood
up. Twenty years? Still more arose.
There were many left who sat very
quietly. II It embarrasses you to be
found on tbs wrong side, how will you
feel when you reach the other side?
All who are on the side Of Jesus
4 + & 4
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Butter and Eggs Here
Drop Considerably

with the slump Of prices IN cream
cry butter and eggs merchants here
are selling them cheaper today than
q week ago. Creamery butter is sell.
ing at seventy cents, having been as
high as eighty cents. Fresh eggs arr
now selling at seventy cents. although
they had been as high as eighty cents.
It's said that the slump in the west
ern markets, principally Chicago, is
because the government is letting go
Of its supply Of these staples. Many
merchants regard the creamery mar
ket a risky gamble and prefer not to
handle 1t during these critical times.
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FAMILY RON AIRED
IN POLICE COURT
Father and Son Quarrel
Over a Bingham Dress
Skirt.

| A quarrel between father and son,
in which the latter is alleged to have
threatened to kill his parent after the
parent had struck him with q stick,
was aired In police court this morning.
Ell w. Meats swore out a warrant for
the arrest Of his son, Herbert Meats,
alleging that during quarrel at the
home OF the man on yesterday morn
ing the son became enraged and Sc.
cured a butcher knife and cleaver. and
endeayor to carry out his threat.
Meats and his son quarreled over a
Bingham dress skirt which the son
purchased from a local store and
which the father had locked up in q
dresser. The son asked for the arti-
Gle Of clothing and was refused It,
whereupon he swore he would secure
ittifShe had-to smash the dresser. He
went out to secure a Ratchet and came
back into the room, where his father
was, with a butcher knife and cleaver,
AS he passed Mr.. Meats struck him
on the arm with the stick which he
held whereupon Herbert made a lunge
at him with the knife. Neighbors IN
terferred and prevent further trouble.
Herbert Meats has been before the
Mayor before. Mayor Bowen assessed
him q fine Of $25 and imposed q ten
days jail sentence.
An alleged traffic law violation case
in which ]. r. Spease swore out a
warrant against William Wade, a
truck driver. claiming that fha driver.
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Mrs. r. s. Pollitt, formerly Of this
city. now Of Huntington. has returned
Their from st. Louis whore she was
called by the death Of her brother. j.
N. Tucker which occurred there after
an illness from influenza and pneu-
mopia. Mr.. Tucker was secretary and
treasurer OF the st. Louis and Mem.
phis Transportation company. He Is
survived by his wife. The Rev. Pol.
lit went to Williamstown, KY. whore
the body was taken for burial. WI.
Jamestown being the childhood homo
Of Mr.. Tucker and Mrs. Pollitt,
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Christ stand ~. A large percentage
Ios the congregation arose. All who
want prayers 70 help them as Chris
tiAns. raise hands. The ''God Bless
Your was spoken .at least dozen
times
Personal workers in the congrega-
ton went 70 work and moved quietly
about, putting q hand on first one
shoulder and then another in an at.
tempt to persuade others to Christ
and the altar. No very great work
was done in this direction though no
doubt some hearts were stirred. While
sJust % ] am without one plea, was
sung. there were eight conversions
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NATIONAL COAL
CONTINUED from page one.)

pose. He believes that this is due the
coal operators.
United Mine Workers.
James Diana, organizer, is In the
Belington section today.
W. F. Ray, organizer, is at Mason
town.
Nick Aiell, organizer, is in the Nor
gantown section.
Ira Marks, organizer. is at Grafton.
B. A. Scott, organizer, is at Hepzi-
bah today.
Joe Angelo. organizer, is at Wyatt.
Today's Cars.
There are 3.041 cars in the region
today. The coal cars number 1895
and the coke cars As. The placement
is 1908.
Yesterdays Loading.
4 Yesterdays loading was 399, and
with the As unconsigned cars moved
yesterday, the total was run up to
IA. The total number of coal cars
loded were $50 and the coke nine.
The shipment consisted Of 365 cars
east and "a west. There were 365
of coal and no coke cars east and rs
coal and nine coke cars west.
Conference Still on.
Today G. H. Jenkins, president Of
the Northern West Virginia Coal OPP
orators Association, received word
from Secretary Morrow, OF the Ma
tional Coal Association, that the spec
ial committee was remaining in
Washington, o. c., to have its second
conference with Director General Of
Railroads Hines, either late today or
tomorrow.
1t was learned that since the first
conference with Mr.. Hines the special
committee had another conference
with Federal Fuel Director Garfield.
who Is anxious to see the matter ar
ranged SO that It will g fair to the op-
orators, the people aud the railroads.
Directors Meeting.
At meeting Of the directors Of the
~ 81
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MAY MAKE GERMANY
PAY AN INDEMNITY.
President Wilson Said to
Have Agreed to
This.
fRY Associated Press.l

PARIS, Jan. A.-During the con
sideration Of the question OF repara
ton at tho meeting Of the supreme
war council yesterday, the Paris edi-
ton Of London Daily Nail says Presi-
dent Wilson agreed to the principal
that Germany must be made to pay In
IDENTITIES IN addition to the full cos,
OF reparation
AT the instance of the British re
representatives.. the i newspaper adds
discussion. ALSO MAS begun on the ques:
ton Of the abolition OF conscription
and general disarmament 1t says 1t is
possible that the plenary session Of the
Peace Congress today will give some
attention tc these questions.
In the future, the Daily Mail says
there will be one full meeting Of the
Peace Congress each week.
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Richardson OKed
in Washington

Word has been received here that
George H. Richardson, of Fairmont,
has been approved by Hon. w. B. vii.
son, the secretary Of labor, Washing
ton, D. C., for the position Of examiner
in charge Of the local office Of the
United States labor employment bu'
reau.
The official papers are expected to
arrive here within few days. The Of.
flee will be opened on February in the
Hays building.
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kluuetf oUt0luS-MO06Eu, WOOumoH.
tss.
ieminK huilding-Lady Owls.
iemihg building Ok. Of P. hall)
teCtefd Home Circle.
loose iiom Electrical Workers.
i6fmai school Mozart and Lyceum
f3it6raryi Societies.
N q. Fairmont.B ckhannon
IIi3h schools meet at basketball at
Rsik o'cIOck.
teFian chnrch-Iaymen Of con.
srsySf inn "a hanonet al 6 O'clock.
az, 81 s y B Ss n. and ~, Il Wiesel.
"a. 4. -. =,
Il, a. .,,n.sn ~ AZ the recent
,,,'s s' :, 4 M, a tbe stockholders 81
n, ~ is..it *, ~ and Secnritv com.
~ '; t;,sssS Siractors we're chosen.
~ 7, M ~, z,,,,, Ernest MCCOY r. p.
49, 81 ~ chose, ,,,,. Nv the an.
80 re ssts 's,sS.;Ssyt Gar, = Nnmm.
= - q Nj NIichni.. secre.
~, ~, 1920 s,,, $ &. = 1 q Ha1,
= 10y > s'''s1. =, 9. = 1-'''
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ple 4. siS ssass, NV ~, s,ncrt ard waited
nun o 8. - Msns. .a s.ha. AN
~ z.. .!,s ~ 81 t,,s +roi,S a. ,this
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Banquet Tonight-Many men have
signified their intention OF attending
the gettogether banquet OF the men OF
the Presbyterian congregation to be
held this evening at 8 o'clock at the
church. An excellent repast will be
served by the Presbyterian Legion and
the dinner win be over in time for the
men to attend the services at the First
M. E. church.
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q tons probably s. meant che Per.
1aarent executive body for the con
duct OF the proposed league affairs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-24

All the gold coin in circulation
would weigh about 900 tons.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-24

Home from California = Mrs. John
Gordon smythe and cousin, Miss Phyl-
IFS Lott, arrived here this morning
from Berkeley, California, where they
had spent the last several months.
Capt. Smythe who is located there on
government construction work antici-
pates a speedy release from service
when he will return here. Mrs. Smythe
and Miss Lott are at the home OF the
formers sister, Mrs. Francis Nichols,
IN Fairmont avenue. En- route here
they spent several days at points Of
interest In Colorado.
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Sdt on tbs picture ON all four sides.
hen carefully fold dotted line / .ts
lliEol length fiien dotted line . and
6n Fold each section underneath
eirately. When completed turn S::.sr
y yonI find surprising result.
10 The pictures.
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Franklin /. Mccartney leaves to.
morrow for Washington, Pa, to spend
some time.
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Ik''lE lvlIN ADS

dghbned Whtte
NIT 3 I: -, yeasiing
d 3. Twin Noun,
,11eS khe TWIN Nom,
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In City Today-Mrs. G. c. Shepherd,
who is attending school in Morgan
town, was.here today en- route to Man.
nington to spend the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Har-
desty. Mrs. Shepherd has just recov-
cred from a severe attack Of influenza
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THE WrArHER.

West Virginia
Fair tonight. and
Saturday. Warmer
Saturday.
Local. Readings.
r. p. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at
Is g. m. today, 81.
Yesterdays wealth
er, rain; tempera-
Iture, maximum, So;
minimum, SO; pre-
cipitation, .6S.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-24

Returned Home Today G. w.
Evans; secretary Of the Fairmont
Chamber Of Commerce, returned home
at noon today from abusiness trip to
Charleston.
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In charue Of Estates-J. 2. Watson

In Charge Of Estates-J. 3. Watson.
Jr., has been appointed administrator
Of the estate OF William G. Hanlon UNI
der bond Of $4,000; ]. G. Miller, adj
ministrator OF estate of Charles N.
fMundell, 5000; D. 3. Shaw, admins
traitor estate OF Lemuel R. Shaw, 81
900: Elisha D. Brumage, administers
tor estate Of Sarah Brumage, $500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-24

Hero 70 ResIde-Mrs. Clayton Wade
and little daughter, Peggy, have ar
rived here from their former home at
Meyersdale, Pa, to Join Mr.. Wade who
has recently located here. They are
residing on Second street. Mr.. Wade
is head Of the shoe department at
Hartleys.
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n 'EVENTlIs ToNleHT,

Raysr 17.7 fest rising.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-24

Jpe cut tte Priee-Joe Wagner.
charged With selling four pints Of
.fhiSk9y to Billy Mays for SIS
Fas Arrested yesterday after some
.e6rEh. Joe Is not q resident Of this
Iity but comes here frequently to sell
RtislCy Word was received that Joe
'Eoid "a town and he was followed
d Billy MAYS whore e was admitted
HAT Mhiskey had been sold.
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sMtlnset Returns In accordance with
&pectst Hons Che weather turned cold
er Int sreniHg after the rain and this
morning registered q temperature OF
chilly wind and a few flakes OF
Inc snow gave q general appearance
g winter again.
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Aaminletrntore Named = Homer
Campbell has been appointed admins.
.fstor Of the estate OF Minerva ]
Campbell under bond Of $4,000;
Charles D, Miller, administrator estate
p Isaiah Vincent bond. s.; Harvey
icHltresti has been appointed guar
Han ot lawrence, age 10, bessie 10.
md RR1seiI, ~. children OF H. NIGEL.
fesh under bond OF $500,
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|linn9r biilding Modern Woodmen.
Ia Mems hall-Degree Of Pocahon-
New Britain herald., 1919-05-12
SERVICE NEWS COLUMN

Do you need work? If you are a discharged soldier or sailor the use of the column below is offered to you free of charge. Sec that your quaIi- fications are outlined like the sample below and bring in your ad together with your discharge papers, as proof of service. Employers arc urged to get in touch with the advertisers in this column by mail, through the Herald Office.
 sample-John Jones, age 27, former private Co. !, prefers outdoor work Has had experience as auto mechanic. Write care ot Herald