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The Washington times., 1919-08-27

Bayer Tablets or Aspirin" to be
genuine must be marked with the
safety "Bayer Cross" Always buy an
unbroken Bayer package which con-
tains proper directions to safely re-
lieye Headache, TOethache, Earache,
Neuralgia, Colds and pain. Handy
tin boxes Of II tablets cost but few
cents at drug stores-larEcr packages
also. Aspirin is the trade mark OF
Bsyer Manufacture OF Moneaceticaci-
dester Of Saiicylicacid
The Washington times., 1919-08-27

HERE is pretty Miss Ethel King, member Of the
Actors Equity Association, about to start an
air trip New York to lombard the city with propa-
ganda for the striking actors and "actOrines -
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pERsONALs.

Miss Margaret Leonard, of Man
nington, who had been the guest Of
Miss Helen Mccray at the NELL sum-
mer bungalow, Bide-a-wee on the Val
ley river, returned yesterday to her
home.
Miss Hazel Rannenberg has return
ed from a visit at Pittsburgh and Car
negie, Pa.
Mrs. sabina Hill. of ogden avenue
has gone to Fa,rchance and Uniontown
Pa, to visit relatives. Miss Myra
Conway who had been. the guest Of
Mrs. Hill and Mrs. W. H. Brand, &C
companied her to Fairchance.
Mrs. Charles Gerard and daughter
Miss Gertrude, and granddaughter
Miss Martha Lantz, who had been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brand
have gone to their home at Jackson
Ohio.
Miss Loretta Meehan, of Brooklyn
N. Y, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Thomas McCray, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley King, who had
been the guests Of the latter's father
George Ballah, will motor today to
their home at Cleveland, Ohio. They
will visit relatives in Wheeling and
Pittsburgh en- route to Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Fletcher and
daughter, Miss Ruth, left last night
for Ellwood, Ind, where they will be
guests OF the formers sister, Mrs. W.
e. Morgan for a few weeks.
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Mrs. Mary Wicker
Dies in Philppii

Mrs. Mary Wicker aged rs, mother
of Mrs. Thomas Titherington, a for
mer resident of this city died at the
home of her radughter at Phillippi
on Friday after an illness with dis
eases incident to old age
The deceased was native Of Phil
adelphia and came to this city about
eight years ago and had resided with
her aughter here until early this sum
mer when the ymoved to Phillippi,
where Mr.. Titherington is head OF
the Wooden mills located there,
She is survived by the following
children, Mrs. Thomas Titherington
of this city; Mrs. Wallace Tithering-
ton of Philadelphia; Mrs. G. E. Evans
of Philadelphia; William D. OF Alex
andria virginia. The body was
brought here this morning for inter,
ment. Funeral services will be held
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the residence of Mrs. Isabelle Tith,
erington at 1879 Maple avenue and
interment will be made in WOODLAND qSl
cemetery by Undertaken R. G. Jones
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CONSTIPATION
And Sour Stomach Caused Thh
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draught Relieved.

Meadorsville, Ky.-Mrs. Pearl p
rick, of this place, writes: II We.
very constipated. had sour stomach
and was SO uncomfortable. went to
the doctor. He gave me some pills.
They weakened me and seemed to
tear up my digestion. They would
grippe me and afterwards It seemed
| was more constipated than before
l heard Of Black raught and az
clded to try it. found It Just what I
needed. 1t was an easy laxative. and
not bad to swallow. Ny digestion sool
Improved. got we'll Of the sour stom.
ach, my bowels soon seemtd normal,
no more gripping, and l would take a
dose now and then, and was In good
shape.
I cannot say too much for Black.
Draught for it is the finest laxative
one can use"
Thedford's Black raught has for
many years been found OF great ralue
In the treatment Of stomach, liver and
bowel troubles. Easy to take, gentle
and reliable In its action. leaving no
bad after-effects, 1t has won the praise
Of thousands Of people who have used
e Nc1aE
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uorfQ pa. ana d1ntlier MIS-. h4o'
Of Dolouf returned home yes.
terday after visit With The formers
sister Mrs! ]. L Bernhard IA Beatty
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat M.gLeigh have
returned from a visit TO Virginia
Beach.
Judge Scott c. Lowe Of FaiTmont
was a business visitor here yester-
day.
S. W. Meals Of Pittsburgh was a
business visitor in the city Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas were
visitors in Wheeling yesterday.
Robert weedy of Morgantown. a
former Manningtonian was visiting
here yesterday,
G. A. Brown has returned from a
visit in Moundsville and Wheeling.
Edward Bowers is a business visi-
tor at Tunnelton today.
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BIZ. MITcHELr An lima

DIR. Clarence Mitchell, of this city
will be the chief speaker at a big
home coming of the Disciples Of
Christ in, Lima, Ohio during septem-
Der. DR.. Mitchell was formerly pas
tor of the Lima Christian church and
during his several years ministry
there he built the present beautiful
church and received about 400 new
members. The present minister in
extending the invitation says:-"You
have many good friends here ano
they are anxious to see and hear
you " DR.. Mitchell just closed his
second meeting at Alledonia. o. He
was UNANIMOUSLY called to hold SINH
lar services next August. We will
be in Fairmont until, after the Elks
Convention.
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Persnnals

IL / 15ss Katheryn Conner and
Virgin -. EGva returned to theil
homes in - ial vile after visit
with the fc :. : =.Ster Mrs. L. Har-
vey in s.. cau.2Ge.
H. O.. Marquis was visitor in
Wheeling Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter L. jerks left
last evening for visit i'll Now York
and Philadelphia.
Roy H. Stewart was business Wis
ltor In Wheeling this week.
Miss Katheryn Fitzgerald has re-
turned from a visit with relatives in
Coshocton, Ohio.
Frank E. Fullbee and son Robert
have returned from a visit in Buffa-
10, Rochester and Niagara Falls, N.
Y.
w. P. Rymer is a business visitor in
Clarksburg.
Mrs. L. N. Longstreth has returned
from a visit with relatives in Cam
Mrs. M. F. Hamilton and Mrs. Dale
H. Hamilton have returned from a
visit with the formers sister, Mrs.
May in Wheeling,
Miss Eleanor Clelland. has returned
from visit with friends in New
Martinsville.
Archie Bero Of Tiffin, Ohio, a for
mer Warrington boy was here yes
terday for a short visit.
Miss Marie Boor has returned from
a visit with relatives at Hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Straw Of We
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Answers to Yesterdays XVII.

1.-The Halcyon days were a period
pf happiness-mythical.
Bishop Potter was for many
years at the head of the Protestant
Episcopal church in New York City
ind a successful reformer
mezo soprano is a soprano
singer whose range Of tone is lower
han that Of soprano.
Antonio Scott is famous grand
opera singer; an Italian by birth, but
for many years a resident Of this
country
"a midshipman is an apprenticed
cldet in the navy or merchant ma
fine.
1.-The Great Eastern was the larg-
est vessel, when it was launched,
known, and 1t laid the Atlantic cable,
ats most conspicuous achievement.
fan inconoclast is an image
breaker radical reformer.
SThe Holy Family embraced the
infant Jesus, st. John the Blessed
Virgin, Anna, and st. Elizabeth. The
most famous painting Of the Holy
Family was by Michael Angelo.
Lady Godiva was the wife OF
Leoffic, an Earl, who offered to re-
nit certain exactions from his ten
ants If she would ride naked through
The streets of Coventry. She did so,
ali the people closing their doors and
keeping within save one, "Peeping
Tom,s who was struck blind for peep
ing at her.
l0-Rome, in Italy, is called the
Eternal City" because it is there that
the seat of the Roman Catholic
church is located.
New Questions.
What is the meaning Of the ex-
preston, ut is tabooed"?
What is "tuft hunter?
BIN what state does the North
American alligator flourish chiefly?
why do they call the newspaper
the fourth estate?
5-Who was popularity known as
he Swedish Nightingale?
COT what nationality is the sham
'ock an emblem
What is the sorbonne in Paris?
s-What is sanskrit?
What is a round rabin?
l0-Why do they call it Wall
Street?
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.G9MMERgE BggI
continued from page one.

cal free service area. etc. In add.
ton the service rendered at this time
is not much above so per cent in eff
cheney as compared with pre-mergel
service. !
1--WE would report further that 1t Ii
impossible for your committee Will
the limited time at its disposal to &c
properly into the merits of the case;
that the present financial condition
of the telephone company. the man
agement, the amount of general over
head, If any, charged to the local
company, the method Of banking the
various improvement and extension
charges, and other matters pertaining
to management and accounting meth.
DDS of the company are determining
factors, and their proper investiga-
ton will require time and the eff
fort or men trained in work of this
kind.
"Your committee would, therefore
recommend that this chamber en-
ploy an attorney and an expert &C
countant to represent the people Of
Fairmont, and that they be directed
to gather such information as may be
available, in addition to that already
gathered by your committee, and thai
the said attorney and accountant be
directed to appear at Charleston or
September 10, for the hearing before
the public service commission, and
to there make such a protest against
the proposed increase in rates as
they may think advisable; to ask
that an adjournment be had and q
hearing set to be held in Fairmont
far enough in the future to permit
a full investigation of the companies
affairs. That. in the event an adj
journment is granted, the said attor-
ney and accountant proceed to make
an exhaustive Investigation and study
of the claims of financial losses made
by the telephone company, as they
relate to capitalization, management
rates charged, per cent of general
overhead charged the local company
the division Vt revenue and inter-
company business and their system Of
method of handling Improvements, ex'
tensions up-keep and depreciation a!
they may affect invested capital and
earnings as well as any other items
bearing on the matter in hand.
Your committee appreciates the
fact that the above constitutes an
expensive program. We realize also
that the large. increase asked by the
telephone company means a serious
burden added to an already heavily
burdened people and should not be
permitted unless absolutely neces-
sary to the life and usefulness OF the
telephone service, which we look upon
as indispe1 SIble in the business and
social life of our PEOPLE, and the
above plan is, in our opinion, the
best way TO determine the actual
facts in the matter. We would sug-
gest, however, that an effort be made
to enlist the support of the Business
Mems Association, Rotary Club and
other civic organizations of Fairmont
as well as othe? cities and towns in
the state"
Included in thu committees report
was a schedule of rates Of Anderson
and Patoka, Indiana, cities in about
the same class as Fairmont. The
rates in Irdianan cities were far
more reasonable, The committee al
so had in its report number of
newspaper clippings and other data
on the subject.
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cars; Ohio points, nine cars; mlscel-
laneous points, IL cars.
A car of coal was loaded yesterday
by wagon mine. -Four unconsigned
cars bobbed up on the division yester-
day.
Railroad Fuel.
Railroad fuel loaded on the B. & o.
o. yesterday totaled 294 cars. Ship.
ments as a whole kept up well this
week.
The B. & o. secured its. lowest ship
ment for the week, exclusive of Mon
day, yesterday at 10S cars. AS a
whole the B. & o. shipments are big
and steady, showing that the system
needs the fuel Cumberland Valley
shipments reached the "a mark yes
terday, while Lehigh Valley dropped
greatly. New York, New Haven &
Hartford jumped to the II mark yes
terday, while New York Central is
firm. P. & R. shipments slumped yes
terday, but Washington & Southern
was nine cars, which is much heavier
in proportion, as most of the time 1t
was even car or less.
The weekly total for railroad fuel
will unquestionably run almost l,S0O
cars, which is exclusive of the holi-
day. This indicates generally that
railroads are in need of coal, many of
which, and especially New England
roads, are storing up coal for the win
ter when snow interferes with all-rail
traffic from the east.
Home from Baltimore.
John A. Clark, Jr., will return to-
might from trip to Baltimore aId
Cumberland, Nd.
Coal Movement.
Coal movement east of Grafton yes
terday was favorable, according to
b. & o. officials. The total number
of loads of all kinds Of freight drawn
was 1906, of which large portion
was coal.
While coal loads are starting to
choke up the Fairmont yards, the sit
uation has not as yet got beyond the
control of the railroad
On Wednesday there were 44O cars
VI COdl III avn ONCA bL4O 44t ~
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
United Mine Workers.
Nick Aiell, district board member,
is in Hutchinson today.
John Custalac, district organizer,
today is in the Clarksburg field
Ira Marks, district board member,
is off for the Pennington fields today.
Nick Aiell, district board member.
will address a meeting of the United
Mine Workers at Morgantown on
Sunday evening at o'clock.
Screened to Slack.
The Kanawha Galleries company
Charleston, will soon begin operations
at its new plant in Kanawha county
Railroad men agree that car short
age exists and that it will be worse
this fall says G. j. Fletcher, secretary
OF the Knox County Operators Asso-
citation Of Illinois,
Mines of Southern Ohio are losing
more than $4,000 tons of coal weekly
because OF car shortage.
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MANY SAW picture.

Many saw FlGSurGt
Many people saw the picture,
Shepherd of the Hills,y at the Lyric
theatre Thursday evening and Wenl
away pleased. The Ellis Hawaiian
serenaders" was Il attraction last
evening and also thi evening.
PersoT lis.
Mr.. Hugh Fox, of Fairmont, was :
visitor here THURSDAY.
Many baseball fan went to sout1
Side park, Fairmont Thursday 70 ses
the Grafton Consumer game.
Miss olive Reese was shopping y
Fairmont Thursday.
Gerstell Conway, OF BaEraekytus
was a business visitor here THURSDAY,
Misses Katherinei and JesepMns
Hagerty were visitors in Mannmssol
Thursday. ,.. 4,
Fairmont Thursday.
Misses Katherine and Francis
Hagerty motored TO- Fairmont tues
ST Harry and Toney ouenon were Wis
itors in Fairm0nt Tuesday,
Mrs. Dick Parrish was visiting NJ
and Mrs. W. T. Parrish at East Apt
Tuesday. MI.
mont Tuesday.
Scott Parrish of East Run was
visitor here Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fleming anc
son Harold were shopping in Fair
mont Tuesday.
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8. s. conyention-The Marion coun-
ty Sunday school association will meet
at the M. E. church at Fairview on
Thursday and Friday, September %
and &C. A splendid program has been
arranged and Walter A. Snow, gen
eral secretary for West Virginia, and
Ella N. Snow, state superintendent Of
the elementary division will be in at
tendance, All district officers are re-
quested to be present with a COM
plete report of all schools in the dis
tr!ct.
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Oh LISTEN HERE
Continued from page one.)

Fade.
He Lied.
And while I sat In
The midst Of The
Wreckage-I Heard
Hermione singing in
The back yard.
Er-Singing!
/ tell you something Is
Wrong.
Thing. Before l Could
Get over to Town
Mr.. Knight driv Up
with a wagon load OF
yellow, tannery, palish Sort
"A Paper :
And four fellows With
Paste buckets and step Ladders
Were all over The
Place!
Hermione said she Telephoned
For 'em-and my Gum,
She acted Natural
For the first Time
Since she came Home!
I'm sure Atlantic City Is
No place for Hermione,
I'll be in Debt
For one solid Year.
All right-blow a Few
Bubbles. Professor!
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Meeting Postponed-Becagse attor-
neys of the company were unable to
prepare certain papers necessary for
the transaction, meeting of stock
holders of the Fairmont Hotel COM
pany which had been called for yes
terday afternoon to approve Of the
consolidation Of the Fairmont Hotel
property with that of the Watson ho-
tel, was postponed until the afternoon
OF September 18th.
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Rally nav.

The First Christian Church will
observe Rally Day in Bible School
and church tomorrow. Every effort
is being put forth to make it the best
in the history of the church and q
large attendance is expected. The
pastor will preach at both morning
and evening service.
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WARRINGTON
Father Dies

George Haught, father OF ]. H
Taught of Brookside died Wednes-
day, Sept. Ord at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Sarah Gatewood in Ty-
Ter county. Mr.. Taught was a pio'
neer of Marion county and formerly
lived near Mannington. j. III. Haught
his son is Ill and was unable to at
tend the funeral.
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bring messafe to his congfegatio4
from Winona Lake, Ind where he had
spent several weeks attending q con
ference at which such noted men as
Billy Sunday, Bishop Nicholson, DR..
Campbell Morgan, DR.. John Mcneil, OF
Scotland, and Gypsy Smith. DR.. Stoet-
ger was greatly impressed by the mes
sages brought to the Lake by these
great men.
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Ellis Hawaiian seranaders" are
here for two engagements, tonight
and Saturday night. They are native
Hawaiians and are experts on Ukalele
and Steel guitars, They play all the
latest Jazz numbers. The dancing will
be native Hawaiian.
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taik 10 the afternoon Frank shut
iiesForth. o. Clerksbar VII give a
tory OF the Shut sEortb family.
The Bishop home Is about one fourth o.
mile from the station at Ellington;
The reunion win be q picnic affair.
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EVENTS SUNDAY.
Services In the Churches


Robinson's Run-Fourth annual
ennion Of Michael family.
Loop Park7Williams family re-
lnicn
Little Falls-Annual reunion of
shuttelgWorth family.
Grant Town-Fast family reunion.
elIboa Church-1Annual reunion OF
Dudley oggess -McDougal family.
sat Lick Reunion of Hamilton
omily at summer residence Of Dr.
6 = Hamilton, near Warrington.
Catawba- Third annuel reunion Of
;wisher family.
Walnut Grove-Annual convention
y Sunday schools Of union district.
Mehesse from WInona Lake-Dr. H.
I stoetzer, tomorrow evening will
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Got Six Months-Charged with car
rying revolver Samuel Goodwin, COL
ored was tried before Justice Samuel
Butcher yesterday afternoon, found
guilty of the charges and sentenced to
serve six months y the county jail and
to pay fine of $50.
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HARRINGTON
Attended institute

Misses Malcolm Josephine Hagerty,
Gail Wells, Jenness Downs, Hazel
Whitlatch and Georgia Downs attend
ed the Teachers Institute at the
Miller school, Fairmont, this week.
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TonsiIs acknowledgement Helen
Watson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. O.
A. Watson, of Terra Alta, former resi-
dents of this city, underwent an opera
ton for the removal Of her tonsils this
morning at Cook hospital.
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tn Oklahoma.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart and
son left for Tulsa, Oklahoma, We'd
nesday evening where they will visit
Mrs. Stewards brother, A. S. Wells
and family.
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RemodeIina Building.

Nick Arcure, owner Of the Arcure
building, is remodeling the second
floor of the building and making 1t into
flats. Earl Taught and Ellis Cooper
are doing the work.
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INJURIES FATAL TO JEFF STAN.
JEFF Stan, aged 40, colored man
who had both legs badly crushed in
an elevator accident at Annabelle on
August 16, died this morning at Fair
mont hospital. He had been a patient
at the hospital since the accident.
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Marriage Licenses-The following
marriage license was issued at the Of
flee OF the county clerk, A. G. Martin,
this morning: Albert Whiting, aged
%, colored, and Gertrude Denmark,
aged q, also colored, Of Fairmont.
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Visiting Relatlves-John D. Porter,
OF 300 East Park evenue, has been
discharged fro mgsvernment service
and together with Mrs. Porter and
daughter Virginia Jane has gone to
visit relatives at Richmond and
Petersburg, Va, and Washington D..
C..
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From Hospital,

Elmer P Wade has returned from
North Wheeling Hospital where he
was patient for three weeks follow
ing severe operation from which
he is improving rapidly.
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Has Fever

Emma Josephine, little daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Whitlatch Of West
Pennington has contracted typhoid
fever and has to have nurse atten-
ton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hupp and fam
ily OF Ernshsw, have moved into the
property Mr.. Hupp recently bought oil
Will Morris, in Ireland Addition.
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Moved.

Mr. and Mrs. Stalker and family
have moved from the Fox property il,
Mill street to Jamison No. s mine at
James Fork, where Mr.. Stalker has
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TODAYIS XVIII

III This space each day, The West
Firg:nian will print this novel edu-
satIonal feature and ten questions
prop0unded are scientifically selected
10 test the extent of your fund Of gen
erai knowledge. The idea is to write
out your answers to the questions to-
lag and compare your answers with
Inc correct ones in the space tomor-
fow
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To Lakeslde HospltaI

Frank w. Bowers of Locust street
who has been Ill for soma weeks
was taken to Lakeside Hospital in
Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday fof treat
.flLt.
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VISITING Here.

Mrs. L. j. Michael and children.
Raymond and Helen, Of Fairmont are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Fleming
this week
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iins, besn appointed chic. mechanic
fake Freeiand aud family nave
moved into the Fox properly N Ai'i
sfrest fr6m Jamison No mine
M! ana Mrs. Earl Gould and tariliy
have moved from Janison NO 3 nliis
to Jamison No. s mine WaeEe slti
Gould has been appointed CHIEF N.Y.
chanlc.
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Had Appendlcltls-Miss Edith King,
OF Salem, underwent an operation to-
day at Fairmont hospital for appen-
dIcitis.
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Bradford Reunlon-The annual re-
union of the Bradford family will be
held tomorrow at Jacksons Mills.
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Resumes Praetlce-Dr. Howard W.
Burnett 81 again able to be in his
dental offices after an illness.
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ont the picture on &u foui sides.
rhah carefully fold dot.ad line l It's
miro length. then dotted line Q aid
10 on. Fold each section underneath
accurately. When completed turn GSSsr
md you'll find q surprising result.
save the pictures,
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At Fair.

Walter T. Downs attended thu
Wheeling State Fair Thursday.