davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05

7 !. - &
odnosl sic do systtemu clowego
!!Nieniec jjakii 1niaI bye zastos osowa-
NJ do Belg,iii; obowiiaz azujac Belgie
do przyjjeciia kont roll N iiemiee mad
elem handful i dochod damii podat-s
kowemi Belgiii. OdnosH sic take
do ucllwaly rownoscii mieszkan-
COW Niemiec BeIgiiii / rozmai S
tyeh rozporzadzei odnoszacycli.
sie Do spraw przesyIek okreto-s
|wych prawa i przemy ii. u
iemiec ckie przesylki okretows.
podlug zarysu exon miczneg o,iak
EEbyIo4 opubliko kowane, nnial yby pra
Two do przystani N Antwerpii ;Belg
lgeia by obje.a niemie eeki none,
|tarny system. !, y szel lkie szkody ms
dane cd Niemiec byl lyby unieWaz5
t.nione. iemcy 1aieli objacs belgija
I.skie koleje, 9 praWna prot ekeyaS
hezpieczeI1iia rob bot k6w liieniie|
|ekich pred dklad da,ia 1niala eBsI
81. 'lii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05

LONDYN, 4 sierp. Poi urze.
DOVE polskie zr6dia otrzymaly rs
porty re wojska genera1aa Gregol
ieff'a kt6ra zaje1y Odesse, otoczy
~ zydowska kwatere i rozpocze-.
.1y wycinanie W pien, ktore trwa.
10 try dni j try noce. Rosyjscy
zo}nierze> pod komanda Gregorie
fla dokonali podobno tego wyci.
mania: zydzi W Ukraine j Bessa
rabbi proklamowali zalobe przez
diva tygodnie.
General Gregorieff wkroczy1 do
-Odessy W lipcu, po niekt6rych
srogich walkach czonyn
czasie gdy m6wiono ze by1 got6w
przy1aczyc sic do aliant6w W z1a-
czonym ataku na Bolszewik6w
gdy ostatni rozpoczeli ofensywe
mad rzeka Dniestrem.
Cecil B. Harmsworth, brytyjski
pod sekretarz spraw zagranicz--
nych, powiedziak~w izbie nizszej
parlamentu 8go lipca, re general
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05

piatka rady Polska, mia1a bye
podobno podpisana W Wersalu28
czerwca i. umieszczona dis W re-
-kordzie senatu przez przeWodni--
czacego Lodge zagranicznego ko
mitetu relacyjnego, kt6ry powie-
dial re zosta1a poddana diva ty-
godnie temu parlamentoWi bry :
|tyjskiemu~ Text ugody pomiedzy
prezydentem Wilsonem i przedsta
wicielami innych wielkich naro---
dow, gdyz Rad dystryktu Renu
takze by1 reprezentowany .przez
.senatora Lodge, kt6ry m6wi re
otrzymaf kopie prywatnie gdy do
kument juz by} przedlozony parla
mentowi brytyjskiemu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05
Dale protok6I 0 u
godziepekejowei do
sen1ata St. Zjedn,
Prezydent Wilson podda-
lie WyzsZej izbie dOku-
menty zawierajace ugo
de.
PRZYZWOLENIE DANE
JUZ PRZEZ DW0CH.

! WASHINGTON, 2 sierp. Pro
tokul do niemieckich traktatow
pokojowych oznaczajacy wyklad
traktatow um6wiony jako memo
randum, zamienione pomiedzy ME
mieckimi j alianckiemi plenipo-
ftentaryuszami przedfozony zostal
dis przez vice prezydenta Mar
shall senatowi. Dokumenty costa
1y przekazane onegdaj przez pre-
zydenta Wilsona leez zap6zno do
pzzyzwolenias ma dis.
Protokulowi towarzySszyly lis--
Ety wyjasniajace. cd prezydenta
Wilsona j Gsekretarza Lansing. Pro
;tokul korespondeneye byly po-
ruczone :zagranicznemu komiteto
Wi, relacyi:
Wielka Brytania Niefncy pot-
wierdzili .juz traktaty skoro tyl
ko zostana przyzwolone sprzez
dw6ch innych ze stowarzyszo-
nych .narod6w, zostana zastosowa
ne tax daleko jak te cztery kraje
|sa zaJ5mowane, zzezwa1ajac ma ma.
tychmiastowe odebranie napow-
rot dyplomatyke leo sic tyczy
handlu.
B Pomiedzy ,tstawami " protoku'
lie znajduje sic jeden preszacy;
Rad niemiecki Q przeniesienie do.
alianckich i stowarzyszonych rza'
dow, W przeciagu 1ednego miesia
ca 20 kutecznieniu traktatoW,
liste os6b kt6re d6pusci1y sic czy-
nu ,przekraczajaceg prawo oby--.
czajow wojennycll.
Zastrzezenie zostalo zrobione
take ze procedure zostala zrobio
ma przeciw osobom .ktore popelni.
Iy karygodne gorszenia, czy to
w likwidacyii posiadIosci niemiec.
kich " alianckich krajach a pre-:
|tokul gIosi ze alianckie stoWa--
rzyszone kraje poWitaja te infor-
Imacye albo uznaja ze rad niemie
cki ma orzad koWac te spraWe.
Washing sierpnia 10
| Epiia traktat toW pomie dzy ielka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05
|Okie1 " obozie Paul Jones
| koszttoiWny.

q. CHICAGO, 2 sierp. = Agie4 W
.obozie Paul Jones na stacyi ma
,rynarskiej W Great Lakes, oneg-
daj wczesnie rano powywracal
wszystkie budynki W departamen
Gle publicznych robot, niszczac
wszystkie operujace budynki re--
4kord6w ma stacyi tax samo jak.
rekordy praw wojennych. Strata
w1asnosci byla mala, lecz stracene
papiery nie mgoa bye niczem "a
stapione, jak. donosza oficerzy ma
Kilka barak6w takze sic
spaiIe:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05

Gregorieff oswiadczy1 re byl sill
nym przeciw zydom W swych sym
patyach. Pod sekretarz zrobil to
osWiadczenie W og1oszeniu re vie
lie. zydow utraciio zycie W ciagu
operacyi pomiedzy wojskami ro-
syjskich sowiet6w i wojskami ge-
nerala gregorieff'a, kt6ry by} W
komandzie Ukraine c6w przeciw Dol
.szewickiej arnii.
POLACY POSUWAJA SIE.
Wieden. Polacy deanosza Q
SVEN ustaWicznem marszu zwy--
cieskim przeciw Ukraincom. Pre-
kraczaja oni rzeke Zbrucz W. kill
ku miejscach. Przepowiadaja tn
ze Ukraincy zbliaaja sic do ostat
niego rozdzialu swej walki 0 ME
podleg1ose.
asSs=Es, 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05

Przedstawia pol miliona.
Komitet przedstawia $50, ,000 lu
l;dzi. Dwie obszerne sprawy byly
|fozpatrywane utworzenie narodo
}wych uk1adow i; nadzwyczaj tres
Give podWyzszenie zas}ug napot'
ka naz poWiekszeRie koszt6w zy--
cia, kt6re jak komitet powiada
spowodowa1o W kraju niebezpie-
5czne zaburzenia pomiedzy spree
dawcami.
Jestesmy teraz urzed doWnie "a
pewnieni przez genera rahego sdyrek
terra, re administracya kolei pod
pisze narodowe uklady'' g{osi te-
|legram do sprzedawcow.
"Szczere zabiegi beda teraz ro-
bione przez generalnego ,dyrekto-
ra ably dac ostateczne informacye
W najblizszej mozliwie chwili co
do postanowienia administracyi
kolejowej wzgledem sprawy zas--
hug.
Me trzeba zaprzesta6
4 Korzystne ukonczenie naszych
zabieg6w zalezy cd szjednoczenia
pomocy' wszystkich mezczyzn "a
wiklanych. Me musi bye zaprze--
stania w piracy podczas tych uk}a
dow. Zawiadomimy was Q wszyst
klein skoro tylko bedziemy W po-
siadaniu dalszych in formacyi. "
Mniej wiecej 400 ludzi zatrud-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05

nionych W rozmaitych rzemios-
ZACH W winonskich warsztatach ko
lei North Western jest wprost
przedstawionych W Washingtons-
-kich ukladach. -Tu ME by1o mic
dotad s1ychac 0 strajkach. Mez--
czyzni So ,jednak bardzo zaintere
sowani W zabezpieczeniu narodo-
wych uklad6 6w. Mezczyzni otrzy--
muja teraz najmniej 68 cent6w
ma godzine. Zdaje sic re obecne
EWymagania wynosza pc So centow
ma godzine.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05

Propozycye pokojowe zrobione
byly przez Jakuba Weltner, pre-
zydenta zo1nierzy i stowarzysze--
MIA robotniczego ma Wegrzech.
Pan Waltner, przybywszy zBu--
dapesztu do Wiednia, zapyta1 pub
Cunninghama, g}6wnego przedsta
wiciela aliant6w we Wiedniu :. i
innyeh tamtejszych hoficyalist6w
azeby rozeznali nowy rad i trak-
towali pok6j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05
CABINET RENNER'A J.
TWORzONY W AUSTRYI.

Naczelnik nOWeg0 gabine-
tn zrezygn0waf, jak ra-
pOrtuja.
s. WIEDEN 2 sierp. = Via Ber-
no Austryacki cabinet, pod naczel
nictwem ORA Kar6la ~Renner, zde
cydowal sic, ze zrezygnuje. :
Sprawy rzadu austryackiego
znajduja sic obecnie nieco W ME-
zalatwionym stanie. Traktaty po
kojowe przedstawione przez allan
tow i stowarzyszone' narody. Au-
stryakom W St. Germans zosta1y
mocno zaprotestowane W urzedo--
wych kolach we Wiedniu, finan-
sowe ustawy byly rozpatrywane
jako szczeg6lnie uciazliwe i prze-
powiedziane' re Austrya bylaby
1atwo zepchnieta do bankructwa.
w przeszlym tygodniu DR.. Otto
Bauer, byly minister zrezygnowaf
re swej posady, g}6wnie z~powos
du, jak m6wiono, niezadowolenia
re swego zawodu. otrzymania waz
niejszego stanowiska W, Austryac
kich uk}adach " przewodnictwie
formu1owania traktatoW pokojo--
wych. >Kanclerz Rener, jednak
wypelni} wylom spowodowany
przez rezygnacye Dr'a Baner a,
przez przyjecie ma sic obowiaz--
kow W zagranicznym ofisie W do
datku do kanclerstwa. ).
Londyn = Depesza tn otrzyma-
ia Wiednia droga ma Berno glo
81, re zostalo tn poi urzedownie
og1oszonem W austryackiej stol-
cy. re cabinet osiegnal W przysz-
" wtorek decyzye do zrezygnoWa
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05
IP0tUDNI0WO AMERY-
kANSKI LOT KoMPLEINY

SANTIAGO, Chile, 2 sierp.
Pu}l1. Lonatellit, czlonek misyi
wlpsko awiatycznej, obecnie znaj
dujacy sic W Argentynie, ukon-.
czyl dis lot aeroplanem z Bue--
nos Aires do Valparaiso. Lot je-
go zaznaczyl sic pierwszylm To-
tenn w powietrzu W kontynencie
Po1udniowej Ameryki cd Allan
tyku do Pacyfiku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05
,PosIowie niiemieccY przYbyli.

parry, 2 sierp N iemiecka
komisya 2 poleceniem szczegol--
nem dofeczeniem do Franeyi q
Belgii towarow zywych Wyznfa--
czonych W traktatach pokojo-
wych oddaniem opalu Wegla v
dolinie saary, przyb dc err
salu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05
ODWAzNY CZt0WIEk 0 0PROSTYCH zDAJE Sic ZWYCZA
JACH BEDZIE PRzEW0DNICZYt NOWYM USIOW ANON.

True translation filed with thepost Wnona Mnn
Aug 1919 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct 1917
WIEDEN, 4 serpna Propozycya pok6 aliantami
bona przez nowy Wegech do k6rego
naspstwie rzadach Bella Kun Bell Kun k6
dykatorswa zosao
przez aant6w beda ola nego
przytuek ponewaz uwazanem jest re ego ado
bedze nebezpeczes vie gdyby tam d}uze pozostal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05
Robotnicy " Warsztatach
sztab kolejoWych zachwia1i.
PzeszI, 400 robotak6w naszem mescie iateresue sic
wiadomoscia Z Washingtonu.

WASHINGTON 2 sierp ~ Przedstawiciele szecu uni
satow kolejowych ktorzy konrncy zarzadam adm
nsracy koowyc teegrafowa dis do robotnk6w
nych warsatach calym krau azeby strajkowa
dem wyeczonych pred sad nansowych uklad6w h zadan
Robotnicy zostai poiormowan administracya koowa
przyzwola wstepowanie narodowe uklady poywaja
rzady spraWy robotnicze s-s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05
Ludendorff osWiadcza ze rada kOrOnna zadecydo-
1 wa1a " 1917 ably podjac Belgie, zWYczajnie wy
. konanO tylk0 rozkaz Kaizersa, 1##
Hohenzollem rozporzaddMd ostaeczn9 ptze ..
bieglose ma h6r9 ME ma odpsWiedl,

BERLIN sierp Odpowedzialnosc decycye ray koron
ne azeby Belgjske bylenu
cesarzo opubkowa general Ludendorff Detsche
Tages Zeitungs sHss#st
General Ludendor iscies poYada ze gowna kwate-
pogad polozene woskoWe swerdza sro
dko porzeba b do ochrony zachodnich Neec
ekonomiczny nemeck ak poiada general Luz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05

Writing in the North American Review,
Governor Henry j. Allen Of Kansas discussed
the present results Of the training of Officers
at West Point. He says Che unanimous opinion
Of the reserve officers was: that it produced
rigidty, narrowness and a cheap aristocraey
lin officers, in other words it made snobs and
cads Of these youths coming from democratie
communities and trained, in false atmosphere
Of Prussianism, which our armies went to
France to help destroy; and when the shock
Of battle came it was not the West Pointers
who bore the brunt Of the battle, but those
coming from civil life, trained in q practical
way ii the every day affairs Of life and indus W
try, which goes to show that there is some
thing fundamentally wrong il the system IN
vogue there. 81
8 While the United States IS supposed to. be
one Of the most democratic nations of the
world, our military and naval establishments
are the most autocratic and snobbish in the
world. There is no reason why a military
caste slroul be created r#even tolerated here
for a moment and we fully agree with Mr..
Allen that reorganization Of our military
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05

WOjska GregOrieffa ". Odesie OsWiadczaja re wy.
mordoWaH ieh Wielka l1czbe.
PolSkE NoJSKA WClAz STE POSUWAJA.

True translation filed with thepost Winona Mnn
Aug 199 required by the Act Of Congress- 1917
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05
Rad Bela Kun na Wegrzeeh zostat Wywroeony


Sprawe 0 zmiane administracyi ma konferencyi W
Paryzu, 0dpowiedzianO Wyrzuceniem dyktato-
IA uf0fmOWaniem kontrOIi reprezentant6W-
Cabinet bedzie dalej precautionary przez pana
Peidll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05
WEST POINT MAKES SNOBS OF OUR YOUTHS,
SAYS GoRERNoR. ALLEN OF KANSAS.

establishments isznot only desirable but neces
sary.z4 ~ 15sT z s s.s.z sss s - >s
The predominating characteristics of the
present system operating at West Point and
Annapolis Is that retirement. is based, upon
!. social standing and ability to shine IN the
ranks Of idle society, and this system has been
SO entrenched, in all Of its ramifications and
connections that Secretaries Of War and the.
]. Navy dare not oppose them to the extent Of
trying to bring about reforms and even Cong
ress has not found nerve enough to tackle the
JOB. A S.. s. s.
The recent war has shattered: past concep-
tions Of the necessary time to make q soldier
OF even an officer, rand whileWe believe we
should have q corps Of highly trained officers
and men to serve as asnucleusz for an army. IN
case. of need, still we believe this could be ac-
complisheds IN q. more efficient manner IL
carried out along broad, effficient and demo
cratic lines, Similar. to- that now in vogue in
Switzerland or even France, where the Off Ell
GERS and men fraternize together when off
duty. .s
The B.Makers and. 1 s Builders Journal I..
---z.y s.'zz .s'z
3 The man who wins as the man who climbs
3 The ladder of life to the CHEEKY chimes
= OF the bells OF labor he bells of toll,
And sisl1' Il afraid his skin wi spoil, s#s
& If he, faces that shine Of the glaring sun, B
And works ii the Light till his task is done
A human engine with triple beam ssy
And and pounds sof steam:
Success.
SvT11S 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-05

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02

D
A. B. Koon and wife to Harry Cold
berg, 1000, $1,000 cash, real estate
and buildings in fifth ward, fronting
on jackson street and runptg back
to Dickerson's Line, bounded on the
Northwest by property Of .. A. Gay
ton and on the southwest by property
Of Thomas Reed.
M. w. Ogden, special commission
er in cause Of Aida Bailey admins.
tratrix of Elisha Musgraye, sold real
estate according to terms OF decree
at which sale Aida L. Bailey became
purchaser for 500. Deed mentioned
above was then made.
, M. W. Ogden and wife to Frank
Ruggiero and wife, 81 up, lot n mo-
-angaheia Industrial Company Addl-
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PERSONALS

Announcement has been made Of the
birth OF daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. C. Hall, of Warrington. This is the
fifth child in the family and the first
daughter. Mrs. Hall was before her
marriage Miss Myrtle Kuhn, Of Man
nington, sister of Mrs. Dallas Booth,
of this city.
DR.. R. H. Mckay and little son,
Franklin, of Akron, Ohio, are the
guests of Mrs. H. C. Mckay in Watson
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Mccoy. of Wash
ington, D. c., are the guests of Mr., Nc
Coy'a brother, Ernest Mccoy, and sis
tiers, the Misses Minnie and Sallte Nc
Coy, in Locust avenue.
John Fleming and Walter Reed left
this morning for Kansas City, Mo-.
where they will enter the Sweeney
school.
Mrs. w. H. Randolph left today for
a visit with relatives in Pittsburgh and
Salem, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Palmer, Of
Ocean City, N. j., are the guests OF
the formers brother, ]. P. Palmer, Of
Fairmont, and his sister, Mrs. Wayne
shaffer, of Monongah,
Mr. and Mrs. John ]. Mulvehill and
children, Rosemary and John Joseph,
are leaving today for Chicago where
they will spenG several weeks with rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larney P. Carr, who
| had spent the summer in Mt. Lake
Park, are in the city to spend several
weeks. Mr.. Carr had been quite Ill for
several weeks but has about recov-
ered
Mrs. Carrie Carpenter who had
been the guest Of Mrs. R. A. Tough
and Mrs. Rush Miller at Morgan
town having been in attendance upon
the sessios Of the NJ. E. conference
has returned here and is at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Eli Musgrave on
Monroe street.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Lough came
up from Morgantown today to attend
the meeting Of the Rotary club.
They are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Musgrave.
clyde W. Donaldson OF this city is
leaving tomorrow for Van Lear KY,
where he has accepted a position
with the Consolidation coal company
there.
Mrs. John B. Crane is spending the
week with her son Harry Crane and
family in Clarksburg.
Miss Martha and Laura Lee Hut
Gibson left today for New York,
where they will spend several days
previous TO going to Washington
where Miss Laura Lee will enter Mt.
Vernon seminary.
Mss. Selemma Pullin of Findlay,
Ohio is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
tW. A. Sturm on Wheeling street.
Senator Hood Phillips and family
are moving today from Washington
street to their residence recently
purchased on Chicago street.
Edwin Robson is in Charleston
this week on business.
! George E. Miller has returned to
Charleston after spending several
days in this city.
Mrs. Homer Bell who underwent a
severe operation several days ago at
Cook hospital is doing nicely at this
time, T..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02
Test Vote on
Treaty Today

WASHINGTON, Oct, with the
calling up OF the German peace treaty
in the Senate at two o'clock today
the thirty sixth amendment proposed
by Senator Fall, Republican, New
Mexico will be taken up under an
agreement reached late yesterday for
a final vote before adjournment.
This will mark the first vote on
amendments to the treaty taken in
the Senate. The Fall amendment
would eliminate American represent
tation on the various commissions to
be established by the treaty.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02

grave, adjudged dead, one Of ten chill
dren, heirs to property left by Blyira
Musgrave.
/. Funt and wife to ]. II. Boulware,
SIS, 900, 81, 900 cash the rest in in
stallments, lots in Fairmont Develop
ment Company's addition in the ]. Ed
win Robinson division Of lots, one
fronting on Virginia Avenue 80 feet
a distance Of 100 feet back, a second
the same size, same location and a
third, same size and location.
Flora 3. Conway and husband to
Attilio Meale, 80, 100, $1,000 In cash.
land in MarieS county on west side OF
Maryland and Ohio river Turnpike
road adjoining lads formerly owned
by 3. wv Parkeys
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02
Realty Deeds Are
Filed for Record

Deeds filed in the county clerks Of
flee today are as follows:
BENJAMIN s. Musgrave to Aida l..
Bailey, 81 up 1t10 interest in real es-
tate, excepting coal, real estate In
'Fairmont covering lot in Fairmont
Development Company's Addition
fronting on! Virginia Avenue "a feet
and extending back With uniform
width Of 100 feet To- an alley. This
interest Is the same which would
have descended To- Elizabeth NUS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02

Macaroni originated from Greek
phrase meaning the blessed dead" an
| illusion to the ancient custom Of eat
ing it at feasts for departed souls.
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ion, where refreshments were served
In honor Of their guest. Mi. Losh
was escorted to the train Sunday
night BY his wife, Mrs c. D. Losh,
brother in-law and sister-in-law, L.
w. Kinter and Miss Ada v. Kinter.
Surprise Party.
A surprise birthday party was given
to French Malone at his home at
Catawba on Saturday. The affair was
arranged by his wife and was most
enjoyable one. Mr.. Malone Is employ
ed as bridge inspector at Pittspurgn.'
Pa. and when he arrived home at
nine O'Clock on that evening his wife
met him at the train and accompanied
him home. She gave him the keys
to unlock the door, which he did and
to his surprise found his home occu-
pied by his friends ard neigabors who
had assembled there. a large birth
day cake was the centre OF attraction
and It was adorned with tapers which
were lighted when refreshments were
served. The evening was delightfully."-
spent with games and music Inc
guests were served by Mildred Joll-
life niece of Mr.. Malone, and Miss
Selma Summers. Mrs. Herman Cook
had the honor Of cutting the birthday
cake.
Mr.. Malone was the recipient Of
many pretty and useful gifts.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
F. L.. Malone, Mr.. and Mrs. j 3.
Jollfffee, Mr.. and Mrs. T. W Malone,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nuzum, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Summers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Michaels, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Jolitffe, Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Haun'
Mrs. Jones Merrill, Of Terra Hautc,
Ind; Mrs. Lanta Mahaffey, Mrs.
Clark Cook, the Misses Ella swisher
salma Summers, Alice swisherr,
Nancy Hoyatter, Ruby Jolllffe, Mil
dred Jolliffe, Eleanor Haun, Helen
Jolliffe, Nola Cox, Messrs, Willie
Michaels, Dick Malone, Tom Grubb,
Ansel Powell Clifton Mahaffey, Ray
mond Jolliffe, Wayne Powell, George
swisher, Robert Jolliffe, Jesse Hovat-
ter.
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To Have Social,

The Junior Boys Sunday school class
81 the M. B. church, south, will have
an ice cream social in the Sunday
school room tomorrow at 1880 o'clock.
Fhe proceeds will be devoted toward
paying the pledge the class made for.
The new church building. The public
lis invited
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02

In the interior of China, natives
hatch both hen and ducks eggs by
burying them in lukeWarm rices, which
they reheat daily.
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,Elks 70 Dance Tonight.

IA large attendance is expected to-
night &C the regular weekly canoe of
The Elks to be held at their rooms in
the Deyeny building. SINNERS Jazz
orchestra Will furnish the music on
tiff, occasion,
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dition in new second ward fronting.
on Speedway 40. feet and extending
back 14O feet to alley.

ystems is the invention of japanese
i iectricians, who were among the iirst
Ito experiment with radio telegrapny'
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DEATH OF AN INFANT.

The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Green, OF Pennington, died We'd
riesday morning and was buried today
at eleven o'clock IN Holy Cross GENES
terry by Undertaken g. n Williamson.
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called Meetina.

Il Miss Deborah Fitzgerald has called
8 meeting OF the year book committee
az the Mcfarland Chapter of the
Westminster Guild of the Presbyter.
an church to be held at the home Of
Mrs Homer Bell at 1106 Alexander,
place this evening at 1880 o'clock. The
members are all asked to be pres
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Specialists Called
To Wilson's Bedsidf

WASHINGTON, oct. DESPITE
fairly good nights FEST President Wil
son was not SO wen this mcrnlng an'
Read Admiral Grayson has caneI
into consultation DR.. Dercunl
nerve specialist Of Philadelphia
In China an inferior on 10 setback
meeting superior, dispounts enc
waits until the other a passed
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02

THE regular meeting Of the Fairmont
CHAPTER q the Eastern Star will be-
held this evening at 1880 o'clock at the
Masonic Temple. 1t is urged that al!
lie members be present on this oc-
fEASthyi 44s
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Club Go Open.

The annual club tea Of the Woman's
club will be held tomorrow at three
o'clock at the Country club. The names
H9f candidates Tor membership whose
names will be acted upon at this meet
Ing are eligible to attend this tea. APP
8ipIications must be accompanied by
club dues. Previous to the meeting
There viii be a meeting Of the execu-
tive board.t Ali members of the club
s,who have automobiles and can assist
Gin conveying other members to the
\ club are asked to notify Mrs. Frank
Lyon, chairman Of the hospitality
committee. Automobiles will leave
isae ". M. q. IA. for the Country club at
s2:45 and $3.50 o'clock.
.'F1rlough Ends
Clarence D. Losh has returned to
Ibis headquarters at Norfolk, Va,
after spending a thirty days fur
ipugh with his wife at Fairmont,
Grafton and. Webster with relatives
IA both families
very pleasant evening was spent
81 the home Of his wife's brother,
~. and Mrs. U. W. SinteT, Of Graf
ifLsifii