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Washington Journal., 1919-01-31
Sal, roOar tait 3ndssr!

Wanfcu mag es MIR mie elm
iflcdter @ie uorfommrn. Die Ans
wenOung BON Cali article oeS in
Der DeltIidcn @clt 10 q mo teuer
gepor0encu 3udcrs cmpioblen 5u
irben. SIN oll9cmeiuen 1T audi
nidt Oaron 81 Ocnfeu, DAB Gals oen
3udcr u%erOrdnat; oodl gibt es man
DE Speiien mo &cirdntc, Del De-
rem @cnuB ctlide idlon Idngit SoI5
itott Suder benubcn, } y. 6eim
Giien manter Gbitipciicn ooer beim
Irinfen bon aaiice. gon3 obgeie6en
bon 0en aepobnIIdereu 5ormen oes
Sol5gcnuiies.
Cine ueue 9lnregumg in oieier
gc5iebung bietet Elm iilolidcr aor.
Respondent. Gr idreibt H.. a.:
CAB aud ale Arten Don iriid)cm
Sbit, aui melde man uieliad als
teilueiien Grio6 fir onocre Ia6-
rungsmitteI gcrednct bate. 10 I'M.
oeriddmt teuer eemoroen limo, lit
geuiB 5u betla9eu. Sel6lt bier
eridrede ib a%eraOcju. menn id leie,
OoB nuf noroIidleu Wdrften cine
Orange bon nidt ungepobnliher
@roBe 10 Geuts foitet un0 oie moro.
lidcn 5riidte ielber aud nidt oiei
biaiger iin0. @ie id iebe, lit iton
empfoblen moroer. itatt Der Orange
MIR nod 9ontpeluuS ooer Grape.
fruit" 81 Ellen. melhe immerbin cts
mas biaiger fommt uno an geiln0.
beitlidem @ert nod bo6er lte9t.
God lit aISbalo and oarauf ouf.
merfiam eemddlt morOen, oob Der
ger5cbrer auf oieie art iojuiagen
pom Regen in oie Grauie fomntt.
inOem CT sen toitipieligen 3udcr
reidlih beieibt. Der bon 0eu meiiten
iiir urentbebrli6 bel GontpcInus
geboIten miro!
Nun, Ole 3udcrmenae founte
aud in oieicn SAL unter 0as BEL
pielen beliebte Guartum berabqes
bradt meroen. g6er lit iiberbaupt
3uder oafiir er~iorocrlif2 limo
fam nidt aud oos beid)eiOene Sol5
cine @iir5e fir Oieie Speiie bieten?
Sn pieIen iiioIid)eu @egenoen Miro
cs bon ~9iebbabcrn oicies 0bites oo-
fir benubt. @inige menoen nod
nltBer0em elm Helm bisdcn Gotpein
Oofiir an; bod lit 0as nitt geraoe
notig. Gas SaI8 crtotet oen bit
teren @eidmad Der 9ompeInus.
uno 0arolif chen fonmt es on; Der
3uder ideint Oieicn bitteren @es
lhmad cher nod 5u perid1rfen. Sh
mar Iebr iiberraiht, ais cine 5ii6.
l6nOcrin mir gum eriten Male ee-
iol5ene 9ompeImus bot; ME battle
i'd oeoloubt, onB mir Die 6rrtdt in
oieier 3ubereitung 10 Icbr miinoeH
piiroel @er's nidt gIaubt, ioTs
ieIber ocrinden.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-31
@ei6lidc Infringement.

Cine odniide 9omen3eituug gi6t
i6ren 2eierimen 1itbetiide @inEe
iiber Die aitnit 81 geben uno anf
benz Stilble 81 iiben, Sinpeiie, Die
man ais nidlt u%nongebraht onerten-
men mub. Mon lteae lid) gum BET
ipiel Dor, 10 beiBt es in Der Ylouoe.
rel, lpcn1t Elm f%lcines, runolides, I'm.
teriettcs 6rGlilein BON oft5ebn
Sabrcn, iid iclbit i'm Slim ieben
fonnte, wie es aui Der StraBe oaber-
trippelt: Wit Rodfen ole faum
iiber'S anie reiden uno Die 9eine in
10 bobe, be%ufarbige Sdaititiciel bin.
ein1eprcBt, mie lie iebt MODERN limo.
SOL mar 6a nidt annebmcrL oaB Iie
iofprt nod @naie eilt, ibrc Scaiar-
bigeu idleunigit ountcl iGrben l1Bt,
ibren Sod nm Elm pnor 9esimeter
nerl1ngert? Sic miiroe, f0nnte lie
lid ocrart nerGnoert i'm 9idtbilo
ieGtrb giauben, ooB Elm Munocr nit
ibr 9cidcbcn, bob tic ploBIid GROCER
mo iflanfer gemoroen lem. 9urdl
cine iolde Sclbitfontrole i'm Slim
miirocn ale mogcrcn, oidcn, lhieicn.
X. uno O.9}eine oes itoncu Sc.
f1leftS nie nit eiucm 3nubcridIag
BON Der grOe peridminocn; ale edi-
gen, nngro5ioicn 9ewegungen Mir
-0cn bcieitigt iein.
llnO mciB cine Game, 70 beiBt cs
meiter, eigentIif, mic mari oui cinem
Stlbl iiten iou? Die meiiten ga
men iibcu, oas cine 9ein iibcr oos
anoerc gcihlo9en, loOaB man Die We.
tnle bis 81 oen anien .iieEt. Ser
iSnB ocs unteren @cines iii mad in.
zen ecridtct. a~orpuIcnte 0omen
iieen nit ben anicn nod ouBeu, 70.
oob bic 6iiBe ungeidbr einen Dieter
lccit uoneinanocr itcben. Nur ieIten
iiebt man 8mei 6iiBe rubig mo on.
itGnoig immittelbar otf Der Groe ri.
hen. Die beiIte 8elegenbeit our Be-
obodtling oielcs unihonen Sitens
Der Tamen bieten Die &eitaurants.
0o entoedt man uilter Dem StibI
cincr Sdonen Elm poar nodb tnnen
Ncridtete 3ebenipisen; bier uno oo
iicht man cin ponr 8eiue nm Die
StubI6eine gcid)lnngen. Gen @ipfeI
Der llnidonbcit erreidt cine Game.
Wcnn tic ati bic ouBcritc Stnblfante
rltidt, beioe @abogcn ouf Sen Sii4
iuitt un0 Die 9eine bon oliben Der.
nm Tim Die StubIbcine ihlGn0elt, 10.
oai; Ole Subipiecn lid nodl inncn
nrehcu nno Die riciiNcn Sodcn Der
Stodclidubc fampiIuitig in Die 8eIt
ronell. ySiir0c mon iib in oicier Sol-
tun1 i'm Slim crbIiden, man miiroe
oemib ungieih mcbr Sorgiolt AMI Die
Nrt uno 9seiIe perncnocn, NIT Der
man lid nic0erictt.
81 tiefTFn hiTf hu nefunfpn
Washington Journal., 1919-01-31
Hold inner arm an 8lra.
dmcriia brjicht riiua 80 grp5rnt ieines
Neourfcs uum gnSlnnD.

UeOuttee Dum HnStnuO.
@s lit cigcutIid rcdt idooc, Oai
man Dos uiclt 9Icd. mcIdcs togoiis,
tagein acidudbt miro, niht inou.
itricl ucrmcrtcn fam! Gem gme.
rita un0 onOerc 20nocr fonntcn es
nottucnOig ae6rondcu. 2rob allen
9cmiibuugcn, sic 9roouftion BON
gleb oOer 3imu in ocu Der. Stnatcn
81 lteigern. f0uncn Ole glmcrifoner
bis sum bcutigcn Gage MIR ctrua 1
Yro5ent ibrcs @coarics inn ci1encn
Son0e gciuimncn. ltnO uermutlid III
fem anoerer Wietolmorft ourd) ole
letten SriegSinbre tieier bceiniluBt
Dorocn mo lduerer SIT tontrollicren
gepeien, ais Ger SlcdJmorftl Gin
10 oontGgIihcS" Wetaa ons gIed
audi ldnglt %gcporoen lit. 10 lit es
gcrooe o%csipcgen nuBerorocntlid)
itorf beacbrt mo miro es anidei-
memo nod INNER mebrl gs iii ooS
ein5ige Metoa, oos BON BreiS.
6citiesunNen icitcns DER amerifani-
ldcn geborOen nisgenommen mar
unO lit. Gem iolde Eeitiebungen
licben lid ia Ood nidt ourdfiibren,
10 lange oas Sono iogut pie gar5
BON auSIdnOiiden ge5ugsqucIcn ob.
bGngt; MIR oic gcrtcilung inncrbolb
Der Ser. Stoaten fonnte einiger.
maBen gercgclt neroen. 0os 9le6
lit unbcimlid) uornebm %genoroen.
Gem rieiigen geonrf fir 5~ricoenS.
mo Sricgs5pede entiprof natiirlid
Gin bodieniationellcs Steiacn Der
Yreiie. Giner Der beoeutenoitcn
onerifaniiden Smporteurc GuBerte
neulidl cS meroe gmobl LANCE 0olt.
err, bis mir pie0er 5um 60 Gents.
9le1 5u%riidfebren". llnnittclbar
Dor Dem NuSbrud oes @eltfriege8
ober bctrug Ser Yrcis, menigitens
am Ncm gorfcr Soieu. MIR cine
Gleinigfeit iiber 30 Gents oos
Bfuno. Sn5iuiidcn lit er BORT ollf
80 bis 81 iiber einen Dollar oas
Yfuno geifncIK! 0enn man Fono
aud, ooB oie gor5e @eItproouftion
al 3inn ocr5cit icbr ungeniigeno fir
0as @eoiirfniS ser @elt mar.
Inter ncuen frieOlihen @erbdIt.
niIieu miro ireilid Die Hroouftion
BON @le6 LIBERAL, NO iie ousiihts.
bon erideint, crit rcht lcbboft pie.
Ser nufgenommen ncrocn, uno DER
8erinnot Iib cntipredeno iteigerr.
gbcr f0nnen Die Ser. Staten ic.
mails cine einbeimiide 3inngeminr
nuitgs. Snouitric bon irgeno peId)er
0eocutung entpideln2 Mlonde
Sadoerit6noiee ner5meifeIn nndge.
raoe ooran. 9os 9iinitigIte, mas
man ooriiber iogen fam, lit, ooB
es iid nod immcr nm cine o fene
6roge bonoelt.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-31
9iI5oergiftung N Ell

9iI5nergiftung in Ell
mem @eniionat. Sn einem
Sotsoamer Yeniionat erfrantten
flint iunge Damien uno 5pei Oienlt-
mGofcn na6 Dem @ennB bon Yil-
5erL Die Die @oriteberin an Sano eis
mes 8il3bu9es in Saffron geiam-
melt bate. Obmobl iofort dr5tlide
&ilfe gebolt muroe, iino Orei Der
grfranften, cine tiirfiide Stuoentin
MeOita Iifat aus &onitantinopel,
cine Witme Muguit Yeters aus Site-
robe uno Elm 17iGbriges, in Der Ben=
iion beidj6ftigtes 9~ienltmdohen,
Dem @ifte erlegen. 8ier weitere er-
fronfte Heniion1re befinoen ii9 in
2ebenSgefabr.
Gin entfprungener
81 aubm0r6er. glus Dem @e-
f6ngnis in Sppeln lit Der wcget
0oppelraubmorocS gum So6e per-
urteilte &aubmoroer Gleboih NIT
5mei onoeren @efoneenen enttom-
men.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-31

Nabrungsorge i'm
@ef1ngnis! Sn ben 9c5irfs-@ efdng.
nilIen uno ben Gtrof-M nitalten oes
&antons Bern lit Der 2cbensmittel.
Mangel ein9etrcten uno madt ii6
in einem MaBe fiiblbar, Dob man
ni1t mebr BON .anltal.
ten" reocn fam. Die Tcrmalter
nno @efangenen.@arte flagen, baB
ibnen Die n0tigen 2ebensmittel our
g%rnG6rung Der @efangenen febIen.
giner bei6ipcrt iid oorii6er, oaB bel
ocn 8oltern 5eitpeiie feline Sartofieln
auf5utreiben ieien uno oaB ibm aud
auBeroem ooS Notieite gum aodcn
feble; elm onoerer itreibt, Dab er BEL
groBtcr Spariamfcit nur nod fir
5pei Gage Nabrune fiir feline
.SdiisIinge" babe. Die Wild. unO
8rot.Hation wuroe idon Dor lGnge-
rer 3cit I'M Die 9dlfte bera6geiest,
oa5it febIen sic Suppen.G inlngcn
p%oaItdnoig. SiiIieniriidte iino ouf-
ge6rau6t Mno Ole Der neucu Grnte
nod nidt erbdltlid. Die rationicrten
2ebensmttel iino mid Oen @efdng-
niIIcn lebr fnapp beneIien worNcn
nno in 6lciih lit fem llcberfIub.
glio Mongel iiberoa, unO oOd itebcr
mir mitten IN Der reiden @rntc6cif
an SerbitproSuften oaer ari. Bic
Spitbubcn weroen es iid allo Jest
3ueimol iiberlescn, beuor iie 81 neu.
en- Saten idreiten, oenn 'iclbit Der
Spitbube bungcrt nidt germ, am al.
Icrmcnigiten i'm @cfdngnis.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-31
@einpoIon1ien. Ghor

@einpoIon1ien. Gdon
lett Wod)cn nah Annabme Der
nelien Wcinlteuer fonnten Die
Yerliner Observation-Disclosures be.
tr16tlid crbobtc llmidbe i'm 6la.
ihenoerfauf pcrbu6er, Die lid tag
lid itei9erten mo am Icttcn ~lteller.
ircicn Gage ibren S0bcpuuft errci6.
ten. ga woatc elm jeoer lid nod
III letter Stunoe nit eincm gliten
Gropfen cinocdcn, obne oic gan-
0erolitelier entrihten 81 miiiIcn. 90
mar 1@cin" bic Torole ocS Sc9es.
Sdon pormittaos hcrridtc III left
allen @einbanolunQen Elm on9ltuou.
iiirdtcrlides @eorGnac. bier mo oa
biloctcn iih Dor ocn &crfoalsitcaeu
Iauae @olouGicn bon aauiluitiacn.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-31

@m en- biit bu sefunten.
ipsnn niemanb mebr nit Dir i~trsitei.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05

for furnace to bum the walnut ano olhel
hardwood fittings tom from boats during
Tie course Of remodelng typical little incident that
would IN peace times make the muckraker chortle with
gIee at the chance for vicious comment.
Preparations in army and navy were made for a FIVE
year: combat Supplies were bought on that scale and
stored away, many Of them pehable supplies bought at
the top Of sy-high market This, of course boosted
prices, removed supplies and foods and equipment from
public use, but it also incucated in millions Of men and
women the contempt for the dollar The public's money
came so easily and in such vast quantities that all ordm-
ay business sense was ost and remains lost glance
at the proposed budgets of the government will indicate
The world mortgaged its future for fifty years and
squandered with reckless abandon for four years. Not
in months or SIX years will this spirit of squanderng be
excsed nor the desire to suddenly acquire riches through
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05
GOOD WORK.

skI3AYoR CONAWAY'S firm stand in police court
Nl yesterday regarding street lettering and traffic Of
will give sreas satisfaction to the law abiding people
the city and ought to be warning to those who for
months have been accustomed to regard the police depart
ment with indifference.
he excuse offered by the police for their inactivity was
that it was not worth while TO make arrests because they
never were backed up by the mayor. That excuse NO
longer holds good, and the public will soon be able to
Just who was responsible for lax law administration
@ R cop oss not ' Do e52 sn ISi2s
SHAT they are the ones who have been remiss.
Mayor Conaway may feel assured that he will have
sincere moral support of prepondsratng majority of
public in any effort he may make to enforce the city
ordinances Ii will require only little severity now to
work complete change and thereafter all that it will
necessary to do will be to keep the police up to their
duty.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05
sAEETy EIRsT EoR CHILDREN.

N these days Of swift moving traffic it is wonder there
are not more tragedies like that on Morganown avenue
in which little boy was fatally injured under the wheels
Of trolley car Parents cannot be continually on the
watch Even the rich who are able to employ personal
attendants can never be sure that their little ones are
secure from harm. The death Of the little MCLEAN boy
in Washington some months ago is tragic proof of that
Therefore the best possible safeguard is to teach children
early to- take care Of themselves to keep out Of the streets
when they play and never to cross highway except at
crossing and hsn only after they have stopped to see if
the road is clear.
can be done; is done by thousands of mothers But
cannot be done merely by ordering them not to do this
or that thing and then tongue lashing them if they are
caught disobeying. They must be made to understand
why they should be careful of their personal safety.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05

George A. zaOrskie president CT the Sugar Equaliz
alton board Says that the country cannot be relieved
for some time to of the sugar shortage This is
most unfortunate and it shows hAAthe trade when left
to its own devices is not nearly as efficient as it was
last year when IL under the thumb of the Food adj
minstration. Last year during the heghth Of the
canning and preserving season it was possible for any
housewife to get sugar in rs pound lots The best that
be done now is two pounds at time, and there is
than suspicion that some dealers are deliberately
refusing to handle sugar because they not permitted
to charge their own price for it. That is condition
which should have the serious attention of the whole
grocery trade for such actions certain to bring the
matter Of food distribution under public control 1t
can be done, although there may be men in business
who think that it cannot People dealing in food ought
to be warned by what happened to those in the liquor
business who felt SO secure that they got into public
be-damned frame of mind. When they woke up and
attempted to reform It was too late The wholesalers
and the manufacturers who had millions invested and
respectable business men had to go along with the
corner saloon which was ofense to the public
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05
WASTE AND WANT.

EIENit is all over which, God grant, may be sooner
than we expect it probably will be found that one
big causes for the high cost of living was the sinful
waste the war brought. War is wastes and it was waste
uy here as it was in Europe Those who have peeked
into the way The various governmental departments did
do not wonder where the billions went; they marvel
did not emerge actually bankrupt On every hand
waste and the throwing Of dollars like fast peltng
snowaakes in December.
Scores perhaps hundreds of fine private yachts were taken
oye BY the government and made into sub chasers Sub
ase on the Pacific coast where not an enemy sub showed
during the In navy yard 10000 was expended
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05
AND
TRAVESTIES
n IL, hanntl
IenahunI
81 On Rard.

Tenshun!
My Diary for Today
Weakened this morning by the odor
Of wheat cakes coming from the kit
chen. / like winter best of all the
seasons for with it comes the pan
cakes Ate seven and had to rush
madly out to catch the car.
Car still crowded with school
marms going to Institute. Institute
is over today 80 maybe I'll get a
seat tomorrow morning.
Two good looking school marms
behind discussed the problems Of
their coming term something as fol-
lows.
1 hear that SO an SO is going to
be principal at Downs. He's awful
young don't you Think"
Eyes, he's young. But thank God
there'll be some men to work with
this winter But heard though
that he's to be principal at Lumber
port"
Gosh. 1 hope not. Just after I've
got that Downs appointment. If
they take that man principal to Lum-
berport I'm gonna resign"
Eve just finished reading John
Galsworthy's The Dark Flower Do
you like John?"
do like John? Why you oughto
know how 1 feel about John We've
been going together more than-oh
you mean John Galsworthy. You
know Mr.. Barnes told me that the
Dark Flower was about the poorest
specimen of Galsworthy could have
read"
Talked with Mr.. Moore, of Bar
rackville, and he told me of young
man who after preparing himself for
teacher went and got job on the
Wheeling Intellingencer and now is
editing paper somewhere in Penn
sylvaia. Philosophical for a moment
on Destiny and what cruel jokes she
plays on us sometimes.
Heard sanity looking old lady
using perfectly good profanity after
tripping in the excavation being made
in front of that new drug store, near
the Traction office Got new word
for my vocabulary, but can't write
it here.
Arrived at the office and noticed
that two banasaS l gave the editor
are still on his desk uneaten. Re-
Elected that teachers and editors
don't appreciate thos elittle fruit Of
ferings that are frequently laid before
them.
Editors Note-The Bard had
three more pages Of this driyel
but to save his reputation (?) l
have dumped it in the waste
basket.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05
Birthday Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hall, of Mar
ket street, entertained number Of
young friends of their daughter, Miss
Ruth Hall, Tuesday evening in honor
of her birthday anniversary. Various
amusements were INDUCED IN and sew
eral choice selections OF music were
given by the guests. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Hall Those who
were there were Mary Kinkead, Letha
Roe, Hazel and Alice Morgan, Asa
Sloan, Pearl Kinkead, Grace Corn
well, Margaret and Beryl Hess, Pau
line Fletcher, Gertrude and Mary Hall,
Pearl Payne, Glendon Pettitt, James
Wilson, Frank Kelley, Glendon Fisher,
Clyde Billingslea, Robert Smouse,
Charles Riggle, Ephraim, Hayhurst,
Henry Grimes, Claud Arnett, Charles
Thomas, Arl Bunner. John Brandt, Ray
Shaver, Harry Morgan and Arthur
Stevens.
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EAST SIDE
) NEWS-:-
At RarrackvIIIe Convention.

AT BarrackVlile Convention.
There were eight delegates from the
East side in attendance at the W. G.
T. U. convention at the Barrackvillo
Baptist church Thursday. The ses-
sion was most interesting one and
was attended by large number Of
delegates from different parts of Ma.
rion county. Mrs. T. B. Lawler, VITA
of the pastor of the church, and the
members of the congregation assisted
in entertaining the visiting white rib
boners and their kind and courteous
treatment will long be remembered
by all. An election Of officers was
held and the old officers were re-
elected. East side delegates were
President Mrs. Anna B. Swisher, Sec
rotary Mrs. G. E. Harden, Treasurer
Mrs. o. C. Phillips, Mrs. Florence Gray,
Mrs. Mile Jones, Mrs. Hannah Jones,
Mrs, Ida sharps, Mrs. G. F. Eddy, Mrs.
Ocie Mortified, Mrs. ]. B. Crowl and
Mrs. Carrie Carpenter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05

Rather unexpectedly the Foreign Relations committee
decided yesterday that it had completed its work with
the peace treaty and that document with the committee
amendments written into it will be reported out late
next week. Under ordinary circumstances there would
be weeks and weeks of debate the floor Of the senate
ahead but the country is beginning to get restless about
this treaty matter and it pretty safe guess that the
senate too will decide to quit talking and fungo hitting
at a rather early date.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05
RILloUs ANp sILE.oUs.

An excess Of bile causes bilious
ness. Cleanse the stomach and intes-
tines thoroughly and lots OF ailments
quickly disappear. With constipation
and btliousness removed, there are less
headaches, indigestion, sour stomach,
dizziness and flashes" Use Nyal's
Liver Salts. Just adapted for the pur-
pose nicely. Never fails to give re-
suits. Price CSC and 65c bottle.
Cranes drug store.-AdY.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05

Officer Tom Ford run across a sus-
picious looking character on Jackson
street last night and went up to him
and asked who are you anyway"
"pm food Spectator, said the
seedy looking person
"Aha" thought Tom zone of those
guys l been readin' about
"Yes", continued the stranger.
"I'm food Spectator. speculatin'
where the next meals comm from.'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05
PreZiminaries End
in Tennis Tourney

Preliminarles in the Y. M. G. A.
tennis tournament were completed
Naw in two on to fthree sets by
this morning when clevett defeated
the score Of ca, 4-G, and s-2.
Yesterday evening Rock won from
Lamar and Jacobs won from q wat
ktns, both matches being won by do
fault, Several othor good matches
arc expected this evening. Rock 4s
to baltic with Small, Cook
will meet Bell, Kelley and Jacobs
will play and Fhtree and CleYett
will meet
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05
c. w, B. M.

The G. W. B. M. of the Central
Christian church held an interesting
meeting at the home of Mrs. E. A.
Cannell in Vermont avenue Thursday
afternoon. On account of the W. G.
T. U. convention at Barrackville and
other conflicting meetings the attend
ance was not large. A pleasing pro-
gram was given and a social hour was
enjoyed and refreshments served. In
the absence Of the president, Mrs.
Anna Kuhn, the vice president, Mrs.
Bessie Williams, conducted the meet
ing. The next place Of meeting was
not decided.
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RUFF STUFF

Sam Blythe has long article about
presidential possibilities in the Sat
eyepost and he does not mention
lawn w. Davis once.
Yet that card has been running at
the head Of the Astonisher's editorial
columns for many weeks.
Warrington world war veterans
are going to have their own Legion
post because it is so hard to get to
meetings in Fairmont.
well, it is just as far from Fair
mont to Warrington as 1t is from
Warrington to Fairmont.
yet a goodly sprinkHng Of Fair
mont folks always go up there when
they pull worth while things.
seismograph out in California reg
istered distinct earth tremor yester-
day.
Wonder If that was caused by the
SINKING Of the hearts Of lot Of Fair
mont fairies and taxi drivers when
Mayor Conaway declared himself yes
terday morning2
Present indications are that there
VIII not be so much gay life on the
streets this coming Saturday night.
Hsglnling to get rough in the City
leagne:
That's sign that it is time to cut
# out
Better stop the playing while the
publir IS still thinking we'll Of the
sport produced by the league.
ot course there is another way.
Btt some Of these teams would lose
l0t Of their very best players If
fittg ball players were ruled out.
THE palace Of &he former German
mpegor In Berlin at one time kept
loo dousemaids and 1900 llveried
altman In aynhIONVnanf
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Mexico has formally expressed regrets that American
army planes fired upon by Mexican soldiers and the
acute Mexican situation is less acute as result One
of these fine days something will happen that an apology
cannot square and then the world will find out some
thing of what is running the back OF the heads of old
Carranza and his gang
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Tonight the committee appointed by the chamber Of
Commerce to inquire into the merits of the proposed
increase in rates for telephone service will make
port at special meeting of the body. 1t is understood
that the committee made thorough study of the
telephone situation in Farmont and there ought to be
large attendance of members hear and take action
upon it.