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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-18
Mrs. pssoIt,s Lecture.

K Mrs. DeBolt's Lecture.
(, Mrs. Geo. DeBolt will lecture on
Current Events. in the Woman's de-
partment Of the Y. Il. c. A. this even
Ing at 9 O'Clock. All business and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-18
I'M TIE y.
FRONT ROW
IsApLiNEas TONIGHT;
The stage.
8ILpodrome
The Screen

Z, lsjIs l'rENGANCE al the llipp q Of
IN att night, swing no doubt 10 The
81 = approach of the 'Christnas fms
and the rush Of holiday shopping tiia<
leaves little time TO- entertainment,
The bunch worried hard though al
have. more less ca As. and one OF tn !.
girls Is so seriously in M.posed thai
bie expects to az p out OF lire for a
iiSttle rest and recup, ration as soon as
d substitute can be found to take her
tiacG. There IS & o.. pete change
\ OF program for the last two days OF
sthle week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-18

Before the invention of tho para,
re 10 trap suhmqrines, there was
'nvo'ored a form OF submarine rake
Which ac4nd OF the principal of thu
hay rake,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-18

an1 K Rohanna to Andrew K. Ro
ina 1-2 interest in parcel OF land in
$50.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
KETINA DEPORTUOTI
MARTENS.

New York, lapkr. % d.
siadien prokuroro pagelbi-
ninkas uzreiSke, kad Mar
tens, bolSevikQ ambasado-
rius, bus deportuotas trum-
poi ateityj. Jis kaltinamas
varyme bolsevikiskos agita-
cijos salyje.
Tvirtina, kad jis gaunas
is neaiskiQ saltiniu dideles
sumas pinigQ IL su jais dar-
buojasi prizes sios sales val
dzia. Delei gavimo If nau-
dojimo pinigu bus daromas
specials 'tirinejimas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
ANGLAI BUVO SUKILE
RUSIJE..

Londona. lapkr. 22 d.
Specials korespondentas
laikraScio Chicago Tribune
G. Seldes pranesa, kad is
sugrizusiu is Archangelsko
kareiviu suzinota, jog Ang-
lijos kareiviai buvo atsisake
mustis su bolsevikais.
Kareiviai pasakoja, lad
bolsevikai su pagelba spaus-
dintu lapeliu Wis klausdave
pas talkininku kareivius ko-
del jie kariauja su bolsevi-
|kais. Pirmiau anglai karei-
Iviai neatkreipdave j tai do
mos, bet veliau, raginami
bolSeviku, jie uzklause pas
Isavo aficierius, uz ka jie ka-
Iriauja.
! Aficieriai atsak5, kad ka-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
BALTIKO LYGOJE
IRIS SAILS.

Londonas, lapkr. % d.
Pranesama is Helsingforso,
kad Finliandijos minister's
uzrubeziniu reikalu pranese
apie susitverima Baltiko
Lygos, kurion ineina Estoni-
ia, Latvija If Lietuva.
Toliau minister's pabrie-
zia, kad posedyje, kuriame
tarta sudaryti Baltiko Lyga
dalyvavo atstovai Finliandi-
jos, Lenkijos il Ukraihos,
bet sios lygon neprisidejo,
vienok, sake, yra galimu
daiktu, kad veliau nekurios
S-u tautQ prisides Baltiko
Lyon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
BALIUJE SUDECE %
YPATOS

Pine Prairie, La, lapkr.
% d. Pereita nakti sokiQ
baliuje sudege 19 merginQ
ir 6 vaikinai. sokiai buvo
ant antro augsto, 81 gaisras
prasidejo rusyje If niekeno
nepatemytas apieme mama.
Baliuje buvo ape 100
ypatu, kuriQ tik dalis suspe-
jo isbegti; likusie issokinejo
per langus, zinoma, pases-
dami ivairius susizeidimus.
Manoma, kad dar nevisi
sudegusiu kunai tapo suras-
ii.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
KASYKLU SAVINENKAI
ATMETE VALDZIOS
PASIULIJIMA.

Washington, u. e., lapkr.
% d. Darbo sekretorius
Wilson pasiule pakelti ang-
iakasiams algas 81 nuoSim-
civ, bet kasyklQ savininkai
tai atmete, nurod-dami, kad
tas nera galimu ispildyti pa
laikymo biznio zvilgsniu.
Darbo sekretorius paduo
damas 81 pasiulijima nuro-
do, kad nuo 1914 metz pra-
gyvenimo brangumas paki-
10 apie 80 nuosimciu.
Delei kasyklu savininkv
griezto atmetimo mineto pa
siulijimo, angliasiQ preziden
tas Lewis uzreiske, kad gall
rastis tokiu kompaniju, kur
darbininkai ir darbdaviai su
tars algos klausime If ten
darbas gales pradeti.
Msnoma, kad valdzia pa
nedelyie greztai pareikalaus
umaus uzoaigimo ginco il
pradejimo darbo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
ANNUNZIO PAVOJUS
ITALIJOS SOSTUI.

Londonas, lapkr. 22 d.
Gauta ziniu is patiketinu
saltiniu, kad Annunzio yra
pasirenges prad6ti kare del
prijungimo prie IJalijos Vi
SOS DalmacUos ir net ka-
riauti del likimo Juodkalni-
JOS.
Jug9-Slavija irgi ruos:a-
81 prize kar6s, Bet jei istiks
susiremimas su italais, tai
Jugo- Slavija skaitysis ka-
reje tik SUI Annunzio, o ne
su Italia.
Taipgi yra CANDY, kad
Annunzio net plianuoja tap
ii Italijos prezidentu. Ir ma
noma, kad jis turetu tula
pasisekima kovoje prizes ka-
raliu, mes yra rcmiamas ne
Dlazo skaiciaus vienminciu
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
Deaikinas SunaikinO bO|$eviku
armija.
'udenicas apleido savo
ss armija.
A,"lunziO pavojus ItaIijos sostui
Lenkija tyko uzgrobti
Ukraina.

'dys Galicija 25 metus If pa
skui bus tartasi apie jos ne
prigulmybe).
Paderewskis delei to- la
bal dziaugiasi. Girdi, jei Ga
licija nebutQ pavesta Lenki-
jai, tai lenkai butu sukile
prizes Lenkijos valdzia j bu-
tQ ivykusi anarchija.
(Jei Paderewskio zodziai
tikrai nusv.ecia l'nku dva-
sia, tai lietllviai negali IT,
ketis nae "braciu' lenku ko
rOrs gero}
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24

riauja su karaliaus priesais,
mes taip prisieke, kas buvo
perduota bolsevikams.
Bolsevikai tuoj atsake,
kad jie mesa Anglijos kara
Illus priesai il todel nesu-
pranta kodel anglai atejo
kariauti prizes bolsevikus.
Karta istiko musis, kuria-
me krito keiolika anglu If
Sic, nieko nelaukdami, pra-
nese bolsevikams, kad jie
kariauja apginimui savo kai
lio. Bet ir bolsevikai atsake,
kad ir jie kariauja apgini-
mui savo kailio. Todel, gir-
di, ar nebutQ geriau, jei va
ziuotume kas sau namo.
Pc tokiq susirasinejimu
Anglijos kareiviai, paga-
liaus, nepanorejo mustis,
Tai, girdi, nebuyo maistas,
bet tik pertrauka musiu.
Anglai kareiviai esa prize
lankus bolsevikams. Bolsevi-
kai, sake, visada gerai elg-
davesi su nelaisviais, gi ang
lai ispradziu nelaisvius boil
!sevikus susaudydave, sllsal-
dydave ir kitaip kankinda-
We, bet veliau pamate boise
viku elgimasi, II anglsi pra-
dejo gerai elgtis su boise.
vikais nelaisviais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
INDIJONAI NAUDOJA
MEDINES KULKAS.

Nogales, ARR, lapkr. %
d. - sioj apielinkej sukilo
indijonu gimme Yaqui; jie
kovoje naudoja medines
kulkas, padarytas is kieto
medzio. Apie tai pranese
cia pribuves amerikoniskas
daktaras Moore.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
Lenkija tyko uzgrobti
Ukraina.

Paryzius, lapkr. 23 d.
Tas pats korespondentas
pranesa, kad veliausiai atei-
ma ziniu, jog Lenkijos pre-
mieras ketinas atvykti tuoj
Paryziun, kol konferencija
neiskrikus, If reikalauti pa
vesti Lenkijai Galicija am
zinai.
Bet, kad dar geriau SUI
stiprinus Lenkija, tai per
matoma, jog paderewskis
gall reiiaalauti Lenkijai il
dalies rusiskos Ukrainos, jei
ne ant visados, tai nors lai-
kinam valdymui ir Francu-
zija rodos tam pritartu.
Bet Lloyd George netik
nepritartu panasiems lenku
siekiams, bet, permatoma
kad jis gall uzdeti savo Eve
to" ir ant Galicijos.
Nuziuriuma, kad If Su.
yienytos Valstijos tolimes.
niu lenku noru nerems.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
JUDENICAS APLEIDO
SAVO ARMIJA.

Stockholmas, lapkr. % d.
Is Revelio gauta ziniQ, kad
generolas Judenicas, koman
duotojas siaurvakarines Ru-
siios armijos, pribuvo Reve-
lin su visu savo stabu.
(Seniah buvo pranesama,
kad Judenico armija susi-
rinkusi mazan plotan zemes
apielinkeje hamburg ir kad
joje buvo Cula betyarke).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
AIRIU NINA SUMUSE
KAREIVIUS.
Londonderry, Airij

Londonderry, Airija,
lapkricio 22 d. - Vakar va
kare airiai uzpuole burr ka-
reiviu griztanciu j kazarmes
ir keleta ju labai sumuse.
Policija stengesi kareivius
gelbeti, bet be pasekmiu.
Pagaliaus kareiviai sube-
go soloveisiu salen ir uzsi-
barikadavo. Tuo laiku poll
CHA pasauke per telefona
daugiau kariumenes If ka-
reviai buvo is gelbeti nuo
uzpuolusios minios.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
ISRASYS ANT SIENU
VARDUS $4,000 KAMA
DIECIU.

Montreal, Can, lapkricio
22 d. - Siadien pranesama,
kad nuspresta statydinti
nauja baznycia, ant kurios
sienu bus uzrasyti visi ka-
nadieciai, uzmusti pereitoje
kareje. Pereitoje kareje ia
po uzmusta apie so tukstan-
civ kanadieciu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
AMERIKA NEPkIELANKI
GALICIJOJ NEPRICUL-
MYBEI.

Paryzius, lapkr. 22 d.
Specials korespondentas lai
krascio Chicago Tribune
pranesa, kad rayedimas Ga
licijos pc Lenkijos valdzia
yra nuopelnas Amerikos
taikos delegacijos. Ameri-
konq plianui priesinosi tik
Lloyd George, kuris siule
penkiu metu kontrole ami
Galicijos (dabar lenkai val
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
TURKIJA PRASO
PASKUBINTI TAXA.

Paryzius, lapkr. 22 d.
Porte (virsiausioji Turkijos
valdzia) kreipeji tiesiog tai
kos konfeerncijon, prasyda-
ma, idant greiciau butu isri-
Stas Tuskijos klausimas, mes
Tulkija budama nei kareje,
nei sataikoje negali tinka-
mai vystyti valstybini sales
'gyvenima.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
3 UZMUSTI UNIJISTU IR
EXKAREIVlU MUSTY-
NESE..

Bogalusa, La. lapkr. 22 d.
siadien cia istiko mustyne
tarp nariu Amerikos legio-
no If unijistQ. Mustyneje
iris uzmusta if tuzinas sun
kiai suzeista. Pradzia mus
tynei dave gincas del de-
portuoto vieno unijisto.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
NUSKENDO LAIVAS SU
Is ZMONIU.

soult Ste. Mare, Mihc. lapk.
% d. - Gauta zinia, kad
laivas Myron nuskendo eze-
re Superior. Laivas turejo
18 vyru ingulos, kuriu Tiki
mas nezinomas, bet mazai
vilties del ju isgelbejimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
LIETUVA SUTARE SU
LENKIJA.

Varsava, lapkr. % d.
Tarp Lietuvos ir Lenkijos
lvyko sutartis, sulyg, kurios
atidengiama susinesimai
gelzkeliais If telegraph.
Abelnai INFANT atrodo,
kad reikalai tarp siu dvieju
saliQ paskutiniais laikais
pradejo gereti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
VALiA PASIGERTI 3
SYKlUS ! METUS.

Los Angeles, Cal. Tula
moteris pareikalavo perski-
rimo, mes jos vyras buvo Cir
tas 3 sykius j metus. Teise-
las nusprende, kad tes mega
Ii butt priezastimi del per-
siskirimu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
DENIKINAS ISVAIKE
BOLSEVIKU ARMIJA.

Stockholders, lapkr. 22
d. - Is DeniEno stabo pra-
resama, kad Cenikinas per-
skriiode bolseyikn fronta
tarp Tombov If Orel. Sitoj
savo pergaleje, ss!loma, De-
nikinas sunaikino ar isvai-
k6 bolsevikq armija apie is
$4,000 vyrQ.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
so ORLAIVIU GESINIMUI
GAISRU GIRIOSE.

UrIIdnu, Ofe. GIrInIn-
kystes komisija vakariniu
valstiju nusprende naudoti
orlaivius gesinimui gaisru
giriose. Tam reikalui bus
naudojama 80 orlaiviu; po
2 vyru kiekviename: laku-
mas If zvalgas. JQ tikslu bus
surasti gaisra jo pradzioje,
kada jis lengva gesinti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
Ba|iiko Iygoje trys Sa|ys
LietuVa Sutare Su Lenkiia.
LATVIAI ATSIEME
MINTAUJA.
Londonas, lapkr. % d. :

Londonas, lapkr. % d.
Latvijos legacija pranesa,
kad Latvijos kariumene at
emusi nuo ruso-vokieciu
miesta Mitauja. Mintaujoje
laikesi ruso-vokieciu vyriau
sias stabas. Pranesime pri-
duriama, kad latviu kariu-
meme pasekmingai eina pir-
myn.
Eberhardt nori taikytis SUI
latvlais.
Kopenhagenas, lapkricio
22 d. IS Rygos pranesa-
ma, kad generolas Eber-
hardt, kuris apeme vadova-
vima ruso-vokieciu speko-
mis- po Goltzo Kurse If siau-
rineje Lietuvoje, kreipesi
rsie Lstvijos armijos ko-
manduotojo, prasydamas
pradeti takes derybas, kad
sulaikius musius.
Bet Latvijos armijos ko-
manduotojas dar nedave j
tai jokio atsakymo. Pranesi-
me taipgi priduriama, kad
dalis ruso-vokieciu speku
Wis verziasi Rygos link.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-24
RAGING SUKILTI
ISPLAUKUS JURESNA.

New York, lapkr. % d
Siadien viename is komunis
tiSku buveiniu suimta rusu
kalboje laikrastis, kuriame.
raginama partijos narius pa
sistengti gauti darbus ant
laivQ If sukilus viduje juriu
plaukti su laivais pas boise
vil.us.
Ateivystes kompanijos
pirmsedis praneSe, kad nuo
Z d. vasario 1917 metu Xxi
| d. lapkrico 1919 m. Suvie-
nytose Valstijose tapo SUI
arestuota GOT radikalai is
kuriu nuspresta tik kelis de-
portuoti. Bet pc paskutiniu
nuotikiQ, manoma, deporta-
vimas bus zymesnis.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-18
circle 20 Meet.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Isabelle Thoburn circle Of the First
NJ. E. church will be held this even
ing in the ladies' parlor at eight
O'Clock. The program which is in
charge OF Mrs. Harry Sharps' division,
is as follows:
Song. Devotional, Second chapter
Of the Study Book will be given by
Mrs. Nathan Hall. Solo, Miss Doro-
thy McNeely Report OF Cincinnati
Branch meeting. Mrs. Harry Wyckoff
There will be other interek cling speak
ers present to address the assemblage.
a social hour will follow with Mrs.
Sharps, Mrs. W. W. Meredith and the
Misses Helen Fleming, Leila Mercer,
Virginia Vockrodt and Adelaide Pin
nell as the hostesses. A good turnout
OF the members is desired.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-18
Wedding Tomorrow.

The marriage Of Miss Genevieve
Dillon and Emil Busam will take place
tomorrow morning at eight o'clock at
st. Peters Catholic church and the
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Father Boutlou. The engages
ment of this popular young couple was
announced recently. Miss Dillon Is a
daughter of William Dillon, OF this
city, and is popular young woman
while Mr.. Busam is an employee Of The
West Virginian. Last evening atAtlte
home Of the brides parents shower
Iof attractive appointments was given
in honor Of the betrothed couple. a
number Of pretty and useful gifts were
received and delightful evening was
spent with games and dancing and re-
treshments were served. The guests
we're Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald, Mrs.
Leona zundell, Mrs. Thomas Donlin,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Feeney and Misses Ellen
Feeney, Mabel and Lila Barnes, Leatha
McHenry Ola Bartlette, Madge Vir-
ginia and Alma Mcdonald, Helen and
Jean Wegman, Anna and Kate Gill,
Agnes Robinson, Grace Hoover, Nora
Donlin. Mary Seatonf Mary ard Mar
garet Farrell, Ellie Slhele and 4 essrs,
John Sattertield, Edwin Barnes Wal
ter Sattsrdeld, Bert Ba mes, Pat Fahey
Louis Giffin, Roy Jenkfn /, Micha i Dl-
Ion, William Dillon an Mrs, a eroert
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-18

the guest Of her sister, Mrs SAN
Hun and Mrs Hull
M and Ms. Sam Bcehmi and
daughter, Iatgaret have gone 70
Columbus Ohio TO spend week. !.
Miss Edna WI Tong left Sunday for
Los Angeles, Cali where she WIN
spend a week
Miss Edna Nilfong left Sunday for
Los Angeles cal where she viii
spend some time with her brother,
L. i Wnfong:
Mrs. Frank Treber, Of Buckhannon
is the guest Of her mother, Mrs Jane
Jenkins and her sister, Mrs. John
P. Hart.
/, Mr. and Mrs. ]. o. Coffey have re-
turned from Baltimore; whore Mrs
Coffey recently underwent a severe
operation Of the, hip Mr.. Goffey also
underwent q slight operation while
there. Mrs. Goffey was patient at
the womans hospital. They are a.
the home Of Mrs. Coffey's grand
father, Jacob S., Hayden on Madison
MRS. Rose Steele has returned from
Clarksburg where she had visited
relatives.
John Reed and family and Miss Eva
Thomas Of Wheeling, who were call
ed here by the death Of Mrs. Lucy
o. Powell will return to their homes
in wheeling this evening.
Born. Monday, November II. to Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Borden, of 3l4 First
street, a daughter, Mary Rhodes Bor-
den
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-18

Fl &
ENDS must do ali tht work and max
9 her he ii save her the strain
reed not be greai
There are 70 man, ikings that can
.bA done several days before the day.
Tae soup can be mas the nuts salted
ard the psos baked, inst the day be-
fore. Cranberry sauee Or Jelly can
he made and Kept fer weeks The
pumpkin car be stewed several days
before needed and taa turkey dressed
and ready for stufeing TWO days.
ON Thanksgiving morning allow
,plrnty of tine for eugything TO have
~ work n rush at the last minute
arranging tue center piece ana set
ting the tl5's Will spoil your own en-
segment in the dinner. You know it,
rtslly lot OF fun t. get up a big
dinner II you have the right amount Of
enthusiasm forit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-18
PERSONALS

John B. Reed who had been quite
ill for several weeks at his home on
Cleveland avenue is slowly; recover
ing,
Mrs. Flora D. Reed, Of Mt. Lake
Park, a former resident Of this city
is spending several days at the Fair
mont hotel. From here she will go to
wilkes Berre Pa, where she will be
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-18
Lecture Course.

The first number Of a lecture course
to be given at the Highland avenue
Methodist Episcopal church by the
women of that congregation will be
given this evening when the Pitzer or
chestra and the Dunbar quartette will
furnish the program. This lecture
course was arranged by the ladies to
take the place of suppers and din
ners served heretofore to make mon
ey for church expenses.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-18
Chicken Sumner.

Much Interest centers in the supper
to be served by the Home Missionary
society Of the First NJ. e. church on
Thursday evening Of this week at the
church parlors. Tickets will be on
sale at the door and splendid menu
has been prepared. A waffle expert
from Pittsburgh will make the wat-
fles and they will be served with ma
pie syrup. Chicken will also be serv.
ed and other dishes suitable to the
menu. Lemon, cream, apple and
pumpkin pies will be served for de-
sert. e&
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-18
EntertainInu Tidly.

Mrs. L. D. Howard and Mrs Sam
uel Leeper are entertaining this af-
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. Howsrd
on Pennsylvania avenue, with a
bridge party Of pretty appointments.
four tables were used IN playing and
salad lunch was serye,l. Tills is
the third of a series Of parties ut
Nhich Mrs. Howard uni Mrs. l.eeper
tave neen hostesgss d'!ring the last
few months. Tonight they will en-
terrain a number of friends at: din
ner.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-18
Enioyable Session.

The Knights Of Columbus held
most enjoyable and profitable session
last evening at their hall on Main
street and the esssion was largely at.
attended by the knights. Features Of
the evening were the addresses by
Captain Frank G. Raymond, VINO
talked Interestingly concerning his ca
periences with the U. S. Army in
France. Father Hayes, of Washing
ton. D. c.. who gave splendid talk
on the subject of Prejudice" and
Father Boutlou, who talked in a gen
eral way to the members. Following
the session a social hour was enjoyed
and "a sumptuous lunch was served,
The Knights are planning to have a
similar meeting each month. Invita-
lions have been issued by the knights
to the Thanksgiving dance on the
evening of November rs at their hall
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-18
D. Of |. to Meet.

Court Joanof Arc, Daughters Of 1sa-
belle, will meet in regular session this
evening at 7:45 o'clock at the K. of
G. hall in Main street. Plans will be
completed at this meeting for the in
itiation of a class on next Sunday
afternoon.
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ELrst Woman Member,

Miss Augusta Straight of this city
has the honor Of being the first wom'
IN member Of Heintzelmon Post No.
H. Miss Straight was in army SER
vice a number Of months as a Red
Cross nurse when the post voted un-
'animously to receive women members
Miss Straight hastened to avail her
self of the opportunity of Joining.
Others who Will join are Miss Dora
Lee Newman and Miss Georgia
Adams.
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CHARTER Met.

An interesting meeting of the Nc
Farland chapter of the Westminster
Guild was held yesterday evening at
the Presbyterian church. The Misses
Louise Leonard and Elsie Welsh were
the leaders and the devotional was
conducted by Miss Deborah Fitzgerald
A piano solo was rendered by Mis-
Nell Morris.
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Ma. RiIllnnslea Here

Mrs. Lulu BilllnsIea Of Tulsa, Okla,
formerly o fthis city arrived here yes
terday from her home for an extend
ed visit with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Clayton and brother, Charles Morris
and other relatives and friends.
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Menu for Tomorrow.

BREAKFAST Orange juice, scram
bed eggs. toast, coffee.
DINNER Cream " corn soup with
whipped cream and popped corn. bak.
ed ham with oyster stufftug, candted
sweet potatoes, orange marmalade,
L;ussels sprouts, chopped pickles, cell
'e1y sailed almonds asparagus salad
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Mrs. M. E. Ashcraft and Mrs. W..
Nelson Bealll have issued invitations
70 rtwo bridge parties to be given on
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons
OF this week at the home of Mrs. Ash
craft on Fairmont avenue. Nine la
bles will be in play each day.
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To Give Play.

''Fl Fl Of the Toy Shop" the musi-
cal extravaganza to be staged at the
Opera house December ga under tho
auspices of the Ladies Of the Macca-
bees and directed by Miss Madeleine
.Cashin, will be one of the big social
events Of the year. While not all the
roles have been filed, still great
number of Fairmont's most promi-
6ent young men and young women
are to fill the principal parts and the
end Of the week will see rehearsals
well under way.
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Mrs George M. Alexander and Mrs
James Al. Meredith will entertain Q
number Of friends at bridge tea at
the home of Mrs. Alexander on Be
noni avenue on Thursday afternoon
This is one of series Of social al
fairs at which Mesdames Alexander
and Meredith have been hostesseS
during the season.
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fightner and daughter, Ethel the two
latter Of Altoona 4
To Form Club.
A Mothers club win be formed this
afternoon when a meeting WIZ be
held at the Y. N. @. A. for that piir-
pose. The club VIII be formed in
connection with the Boys division Of
the Y.
Guests IN City.
AIRS. E. G. Ferriday and little sou,
Jr., of Milminton,. Del, are
guests Of the formers mother Mrs.
q. N. Arnett on Fairmont avenue.
To Morsantown.
Mrs. Charles v. Redic leaves today
for Mcrgantown, where she win poin
Mr. Redic and take up their residence
She will be accompanied 10 Morgan
town by her mother, Mrs. Anola
Hudson, Of Cattlesburg, Ky who had
spent the winter here. Mrs. Hudson
Will remain n Morgantown for a
few days and will then go to her
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Redic have
rented an apartment on Main stleet,
Morgantown.
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Returned Home.

Mrs. E. F. Holbert has returned
from a ten days trip to Philadelphia
and New York dtN Her sisters,
Mrs. Charles Hood and Mrs. Kenna
Clark, who accompanied her are still
IN New York. while Miss Mildred
Raymond who was also a member Of
the party is now in Philadelphia With
her sister, Mrs. John ". Wolfe.
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Animal servIee.

The W. c. T. U. held its annual
Thanksgiving service in the Library
parlors this afternoon at 1880 o'clock
A good program Was carried out.
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IN. Baltimore.

Miss Lucille shain has gone to Bal
timore, where she is the guest Of
friends for several weeks She will
go to Philadelphia en- route home,
where she will visit her sister, Miss
41loise shatn, who is student at
Miss Cowles school in Philadelphia.
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sinoers pIeased.

The Jubilee singers who appeared
At the First NJ. E. church last even
ing pleased large audience assem-
bled to bear them.