davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-07

tnem wore ar ny and navy uniforms
Ut the REM 1ants Of them. Others
were CIV .fans, dressed as. fancy die
'ateu' Some were disheveled and
O'i ers were naked. Some were quite
.nad. They shrieked and cursed and
Ealloped about and threatened to-
fight. Why all the inmates were not
reduced TO this state by their en-
vironment we do not know. Others
were huddled under the benches that
line the wall, and refused to come
Iout or to speak. Some were tlmid
and fearful and would not approach
strangers. Some were bruised and
cut.
Many OF the soldiers stood with
folded arms Others sat stolidly upon
the benches and stared vacantly at
the walls in blank despair Others
sat on the window stills and peered
through the bars out into the sun
shine. Some of them were mani
testify in a condition bordering on
the hopeless. while others talked CO.
herently and asked that messages of
various kinds be delivered for them.
Many of them hoped to be released
in few DAYS while others, ashamed
Of their condition or environment,
covered their faces or skunk away.
In these corridors we saw soldiers
who carried sears from the Argonne
scissors, and Chateau Thierry; a
sailor whose mind had failed after
eleven months at Dunkirk; another
who had collapsed mentally after
many months in a Turkish prison
camp; and another who had broken
down in the sub chasing service.
These men, and many others who
had had similar experiences, we
talked with in those sunless corri-
doris.
We talked with the guards and
asked them what amusement. recrea-
ton, or occupation the men had, and
were told that nothing was provided
except a walk. They were supposed
to be taken out for an airing every
morning or afternoon. but this did
not always happen. One guard said
that none of the fifty-one occupants
of his ward had been out in three
weeks. The barber came and shaved
them twice week They were
bathed regularly once a week They
were supposed to get tobacco ration,
but each guard told a different YER
sion of the amount and frequency of
the ration None had tobacco Many
begged for it. and were very CRATE
ful for a few cigarettes.
We asked what. If any, attention
the individual soldier got in this
hospital" and were told that they
got only what we saw. Doctors were
scarce, and as each had to watch
over several hundred patients"
there was little opportunity to givel
the individual much attention Wei
asked if the soldiers were not keptI
in condition by setting-up exercises,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-07
RusINEss on EIREMoRks2

William Allen White sounds aloud
the cry that he win not stand for
Governor Lowden for president be-
cause back in 1910 they did not
agree on the Bull Moose program.
Bin has been cavorting around in
the Hotel Crillon at Paris for months
and seems to have imbibed some of
the administration disgust with
anything that savors Of business
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-07
Will Have a Picnic.

The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Mt. Pleasant church will have a
picnic August 13 Mt Ben Cogges-
halls grove, miles south of Solo,
mon. Everybody invited.
d-w1t COMMITTEE.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-07
Public Sale

At 40 East Enterprise street,
Abilene, on
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28
Bacznosc Gwiczacy
Okregu 2.

Niniejszym rozkazem zwoiuje
wszystkie Druhny 1 wszystkich Dru-
how, ably punktualnie zebrali sic do
biura okregu 2 pnr. 1868 Milwau-
kee ave. W Bobote, dnia 29go listo-
pada,. b. T. o godz. 6 wiec2or, skad
udamy sic ma wystep z 6wiczeniami
ma wiecz6r ro1maitosci do Gniazda
No. 37S W Pullman, III. Wszystkie
Druhny / Druhowie maja sic zasto-
sowac do niniejszego roskazu i ME
powinno nikogo zabraknaG, a badz-
Gle pewni, re Gnia8do to liczy, IL
sic stawimy jak najliczniej, ably po-
pisy wypadly jaknajlepiej. Pamietaj-
Gle tel, re dlugo czekat ME bedzie-
my, jeteli ma Gas oznaczony sic ME
stawicie.
Czoiem!
Jan Danek,
Naczelnik okregu 2 D. S. z.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

piGska. Uezta weselna odbyla sic W
domu rodzicow PAM miodej pnr.
S44S Exchange ave. Dobranet pa
RE: Powodzenia.
Wczoraj zmarl W strasznych DO
leSciach murzyn Edward Dawson, IL
czacy lat "a, Fam. pm. 1857 South
State u, ktory W srode, podcsas
piracy W stalowni, stojac PREY cg-
niu ~poparzyl sic tax f~atalnie, re W
kilka godzin skonai. Zwloki zabra-
no do kostnicy p. n. Murphy,
przy 92ej i. Buffalo ave Pogrzeb
odbyi sic wczoraj.
Policyant j. Collins, ktory pa
trolowai PREY strefie, stalowej, oneg-
daj rano upadi przypadkowo ma tro-
tuar i wywichnal sobie kostke W no
DE. Ambulansem policyjnym Cd
wieziono go do domu, gdzie sic znaj
duje pod opieka lekarsk@
.
w domu dr.. Karola Barmacka,
kt6ry prowadzi k~sncelarye dentysty-
c4na pnr. s215 Commercial aov.. W
tych dniach zapanowaia nie1mierna
rados6 z powodu przyjscia ma SWAT
sypka. TAX matka jak i nowonaro-
dzony synSk So PREY dObrym zdro-
win.
W niedziele o godzinie Sci VIE
czorem, z niewiadomej przyczyny,
wybuchl polar W domu OBJ. Adama
Matusiewicza, Fam. pnr. Sis Esca-
naba ave. Wezwana straz pozarna,
przybyla 1 W sam Gas ogien stfumi-
la.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

W tych dniach budowe nowego ga
razu automobilowego, przy ulicy
Commercial ave. i 90tej ul., ktory
bedzie zaopatrzony W nailepsze no.
woczesne urzadzenia. Cara ma bye
ukohczony kompletnie pred s%ie--
tamil Bozego Narodenia. .
osmio-letni Szymon Sorak, Fam.
pnr. $3.50 Krieter ave., kt6rego Of
ciee jest diugoletnim wiaScicieleiu
wyszynku, pod nazwa ,,Iroquois'', W
ubiegiy poniedziaiek rano, uwiesii
sic u wagonu pociagu linii E. J. and
E., spadl, dosta} sic pod kola, CRU
choczac ramie. Znajduje sic W szpi-
talu so. chicagoskim.
Kapitan Nootbar, dow6dca poll
cyl W strefie stalowej, objai pred
paru dniami z powrotem swe dawne
stanowisko W Hyde Park.
Obecnie ~pozostalo ma sluzbie straj
kowej 80 policyant6w, w}aczajac Sch
sier7ant6w, kt6rymi bedzie dowodzii
kapitan Policyi, J6zef Smith.
Minionej soboty, nad8wyczai uro-
czyscie obchodziia dwudziesto-piecio
letnia rocznice zycia k~lasStornego
Siostra NJ. Georgia, prze}ozona Zgro-
madzenia Siostr J6zefinek, PREY pa
rafii Niepokalanego Poczecia Natsw.
Maryi Fanny. 2 okazyi tel niezwy-
kiej, odbyla sic u~roczysta MsSa sw I,
W kosciele pod temze wezwaniem,
kt6ra c%elebrowal X. Franciszek Wo!-
talewicz, miejscowy proboszcz, W "a
systencyi X. Wladyslawa Balcera ja-'
ko dyakona / X. Alojzego Szczerko-
wskiego jake subdyakona. w czasie
Mszy sw., bralo udzial przeszlo so
m~inistrant6w W odswietnych szar
tach. Spiewy ma ch6rze wykonaiy
mieiscpwe siostry zakonne, pod dy-
rekcya p. Prusinowskiego, miejsco-
wego organisty. Solo odspiewaf p.
J6zef Nowak, z Milwaukee, Wis.
krewniak jubilatki. Ma Mszy Sw., D
becne byio liczne grono Siostr "a
konnych, representatives, ktlka Zgro-
MAIDEN. Pc nabo4ehstwie, tax miej-
scowi ksieza, jak wsp61siostry zakon
nice, oraz dzieci sZkolne, skiadaiy
serdeczne zyczenia ~tubilatce. Wiado-
mem Jest, ze iubilatka niezmordo-
wanie pracuje 24ty rok, PREY tel
samej parafii. W kt6rej dozwolonem
lei byfo obchodzi6 srebrny JUBILEE
usz zycia klasztornego 1 piracy mad
oswiata dziatwy szkolnej. Do VIE
lu zyczeh skladanych jubilatce W
dniu tel u~roczystosci / my doiacza-
my uasze: AID multos amos.
Prey zbiegu' ulic Commercial ave.
/ S7ei. trzech mlodych uzbrotonych
bandyt6w napadlo ma szofera, pra-
cujacego ola kompanii yellow
Taxi, kt6rzy rozkazali mu
pod grozba rewolwerow jechac do u
icy South Chicago ave skoro tam
zajechali, jeden z bandyt6w przy-
stawil revolver do piersi szofera
kozkazal mu oddaG wsZsytkie pie:
Made. kt6re posiada} przy sooie.
zabrali mu s1.s5 I inne rzeczy. SEQ
fer mial ma lyle przytomnosci, re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28
Z Polskiego Biura.
Foreign Language Governmental In
formation SsnIcs, Polish Bureau.
IA East 2Sth St. New York City.
MA POSADY
L KOBIET.


Stosownie do zapadlej decyzyi
- kobiety odtad beda dopuszcza-
ne przez tx wv. The u. S. Civil
Service Commission, do wszyst-
kich egzaminow ma posady rzado-
we.
Decyzya powyzsza by}a wyni-
klein badan rekordow komisyi E
gzaminacyjnej, ktore upawnisy
fakt, re prawie Cd 500 egzami--
now - "a szesG miesiecy W roku
1919 - kobiety byiy wykluczone.
Protesty byly raz poraz wno--
szone do DEPARTMENT. Piracy
przez Narodowa Unie zawodowa
kobiet - przeciw niedopuszcza--
niu kobiet do skladania egzami-
now ma wszystkie posady rzado-
we. ProtestN byiy umotywowane
TEN, re odmawianie kobietom
prawa konkurencyi z me1czyzna-
mi - jest wysoce niesprawiedli-
wen zwlaszcza, gdy sam fakt
zSozenia pomyslnie egzaminu
lprzez kobiete dowodzi, re ona
LEST narowni z mezczyzna zdolna
spelniat ~powierzons jej funkcye.
Decyzya. powyzsza Komisyi
~Egzammacyjnej, zapadsa W dniu
5go listopada Dr., brzni nastepu-
jaco: ....
,Kobiety narowni z mezczyz-
Mani, jeSli posiadaja odpowiednie
kwalifikacye, mogs przystepowae
do egzaminow ~rzadowych z Ia
strzezeniem, re urzednik, ktory
nominuje kandydat6w ma posady,
ma prawo mianowat ma posady
wakujace kandydat6w takiego TO-
dzaju, jacy nsdaja sic lepiej ma
dane stanowiska.
w wypadku, jesli dane stano--
wisko moze bye objete tylko
przez kobiete aibo tyiho mezczy-
zne urzednik nominacyjny wi
MEN umotywowat ten fakt we
wiasciwem miejscu i czasie."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

zdoiai ukryc> pieniadze nalezace do
kompanii, " czapce.
* .s
Skandaliczne zdzierstwa i wyszyki-
kiwanie przemysiowc6w przez srzed
nik6w unijnych % ma p~orzadkI
dsiennym. Kilkanascie warant6w 20
stale w,tych dniach w~yGAnycb przez
ssd1iego sadu SO. ehicagoskiego'
Newarta, prteciwko niecnej robocie
owych u~rzednik6w ~unilnych, U1tlny
adwokat Green powiada, re potrze-
BIZ naimniej 100000 p~oreczenia, a
zeby oskarzonych uwoin;c. Sprawy
to beda przesluchiwane dzisiaj W sa-
die so. chicagoskim.
Wladyslaw Bulak, Fam. pnr. 1921
Houston ave. i Antoni Sieracki, Ia
.mieszkaly pNr. $3.50 Cofax ave., o.
bal 12toletni ch}opcy zakradli sic
onegdaj do skladu zelaztwa, ktorego
wlaScicielem jest Jan Matuszek, p.
mr.. 1857 E. 92ej ul. / skradli "a $50
wartosci rewolwerow. Policya sadzi,
be to So CT sami, kt6rzy niedawno
temu w,amali sic do piekarni seip'a
/ skradli tam mn6stwo ciastek. Be-
ds oni stawieni pred sedziego Ar
nolda W sadie dla maloletnich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28
WiadomoscizSouth
Chicago.
A

Oh. Wineenty Wisniewski, kt6ry
pred paru tygodniami uleg{ niesz-
czesliwemu wypadkowi, przychodzi
powoli do zdrowia. Wypadek wyda-
rzyi sic ma wiadukcie kolei Illinois
Central r. R., gdzie WiSniewski byi
zatrudniony. POdczas piracy, przy--
padkowo spadi 2 wiaduktu / zlamal
noge W 6w6ch miejscach, nizej ko-
sikh. oraz innych obrazen doznal Gle
lesnych. OBJ. WiSniewski jest og6lnie
many W kolach towarzyskich PREY
parafii $w. Maryi Magdaleny; peini
~urzad prezesa W Tow. Mlodziezy sw.
Stanisiawa Kostki.
-
Federalni agenci W tych dniach,
zabrali sic dziarsko do piracy. Wszy-
stkie automobile przeiezdzajace
gl6wna droga re Stanu Indiana do
South Chicago, So zatrzymywane
rewidowane. Podobno wielu szynka-
rzy przewozi w6dke Is DIR oya. Jesli
tt6ry z szynkarzy wpadnie W rece
agent6w, bedzie stawiony pred sad
f~ederalny.
y
Ubiegiej Srody W koScie1e p. W.
$E. Maryi Magdaleny odbyi sic Stub
D. Czeslawa Karpinskiego z parma
Helena Nijakowsks. Slubu mIodel
pare udzielil Y. Bolesiaw Kasprzy-
eki, miejscowy a~systent. Druzbowa-
II: J6zef Lapecki z parma Helena Kar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

Oh. Wladyslaw Stuart, rozpoczai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

Novelty ubrania ola ma
}ych chiopc6w, z granato--
wego serzu, aksamit, cor
duroy | ozdobnych miesza-
mex. wielk. 2h do 8 lat, po
$8.75, $7.95, 4 OF
$685., $5.95.i 1sOO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

ZimOwe palta ola wick
szych chiopc6w - cd 8 do
IS lat, ulster style, z "a
kladkami ma plecach Tub z
paskiem naoko{o, SPECIAL
ME STATS, IN OF
S12.95 i AOsOO
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02
WATSON BUILDING
TAKES SECOND GAME
Contest Was Decided By
One Run Margin Last
Evening.

Fighting every inch Of the way
Monongah Glass went down before
the watson Building sluggers yester-
day afternoon by the close margin OF
one run. The final score was 6 to s..
Monongah Glass looked like win
ner in the fourth when Schimmel re-
Taxed a little letting the glass boys
tally four times. Schimmel frightened
up however and no more runs were
scored. Monongah's other run was
made in tho first.
Features Of the game were sensa'
tional catches in center field by LonA
and Smith the homer of BObbie Hoods
and some very clever playing at short
by the aforementioned Bobbie. The
Watson Building winning score came
In the eighth when Smith smashed a
three Dagger to left field scoring Jack
son who was on irst. The umpiring
was handled by Johnson in his usual
big league fashion.
Burns worked in his usual style and
made the sky scraper boys work hard
or everything they got. The third and
last game of the pos tseson series will
be played Saturday afternoon on the
South Side diamond.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02
DRIVES OUT
RHEUMATI

"Neutrone Prescription SO" fSf rheu-
matism! Nothing like it in tie wild
wo d. 1t is a prescription thSt eveY
bod lis talking about, and when ne
takes It, it psbetrates to the my scles
and d hts aid qubkly drive II tpe
causes / he painful troub q
Druggt 8 are selling a Eholeeiot
Of "Neutr, besF tesciptic1 09% 70 peo'
pie who 4 ~ have fire nd strong
muscles 70 apport > SisOfous body
Get 'NeutrOA p scription So for
weary, stiff and linful muscles a1d
Joints. Get It to Ne out the agony
from those polhfGi imbs. Use Aiis
sure relief 81 only y rhsu9atisn
but to cleft up the y 7neysf make
the liver fork and purify The blood
A week'sf treatment for SOC Large
bottle, $500. For sale by Mountain
City Drug Co., and leading druggists
everywhere.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02
Moose Will Continue
he Weekly Meetings

Decision was reached at last nights
meeting of Fairmont Lodge, 8, Loyal
Order of Moose, that the lodge will
meet every Wednesday evening in
stead of every other Wednesday
night.
Word was received from A. H.
Logan, state organizer, whose head
quarters are in Charleston, that he
was unable to attend the meeting OF
Fairmont Lodge because Of previous
engagement at Grafton, but that he
would be here later in the week to
make arrangements to put on the
membership campaign. So far no
date has been set for this campaign.
Arrangements have been made by
A. Howard Fleming Lodge, 595
Brotherhood of Railway Tratnmen, to
meet on Sundays in Moose Home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02
Consumer Team to
Play Martins Ferry

Manager ROthllsberger of the Con-
sumer team has arranged for game
with the Martins Ferry Eagles for
Sunday afternoon at Blackstone
park. The Eagles are an aggrega-
ton of ex-leaguers and the team is
considered one of the strongest in
the Ohio valley. 1t is under the
management of s. ]. Shane.
This game is expected to afford ex-
cellent sport for the fans who have
been going to the games at Black
shere park this season, and it is OK
pected that the turn out will be large
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02

Glass 4. First base on errors-Mon-
onEah Glass 2; watson Bldg. l. First
on balIs-off Schtmmel 8; off Burns
/. Struck out-by SchimmeI s; by
Burns 8. Hits Apprehension
Burns 8 In s innings; off Schimmel
8 in 8 innings. Wild pitches-Burns
Q; Schimmel /. Passed balls-Ash
craft 3. Umpire johnson. Attendance
500. Time 2 hours.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02
.SIRoNG men and
WOMEN WIN OUT

business, work, or at fhome,
yot must max Eood,s or be 3 fail
ureI The heanh fSd-p looded nan OF
Won N tackles verS task feS rlessly
with oy and thu pep that " ns.
Pie ty Of red God Hch in ion and
PhUS s e e. :, sedf " yOF would
One 1 or Z dig doctors has Of
ten rel pIlped, Ii is full bf need.
less fa res, Iggug6 Ien and
women not Up their blood and
nerves lrged nth rich ron and
Phosphate ii Re is no excuse for
the thousaI rundown, weak and
nervous mel women wien Phos.
phated Iron build yop Up and
make you re- like a liHo one; It
never disappoi 8. No matter whai
anyone says 70 we 1t TO yourself to
take Phosphate ron. Try It and
note for yourse d y after only a few
days 1t increa. 5 our health and
strength one i ndr per cent
Ask for Pho hate Iron Capsules
and be sure you set Cd Fules. For sale
by Mountain ci Dru Co., and lead
ing druggists d egywhei
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02

Bonds IS due and PAYABLE 1881
Boads IS s. inclusive due payable 1852
Bonds s. to inclusive for
Bonds 1S1 to lO 90 due and 1872
for % due and payable Noynse
Bonds 125 to 1873 inclusive
Bonds 1874 to 49, 100000
Bonds 15$ to 1853 inclusive for due and payable
Said payable to Bearer but may Be registered
as to the principal under the gnae % n nnS 1S o. AZ
duly or PFS1 S5 9S may pc b so @
coupons for the san same will ssa PAYABLE so 10
said City such manner as the Director Of Finance or
and PROVIDED butt but in
sold than may be necessary
The proceeds of the sale of deposited
Directors the prescribed by law
THIRD That all the proceeds Of the sale Of bonds
H 81 n aa s. way Ss Ro eSs
a b BE spps the the nRR the ana
bonds issued for the purpose aforesaid than are peee
shall cancelled by the Board Of Directors Of SAID
FOURTH shall of the Board Of Directors q this
City the body acting in lieu thereof to- and the said Beard Of
by law provide BY levy taxation required such
nn adf for sum 5 S
FIFTH The questions connection with the issue and sale Of sad
with such made and provided at special election
the voting precincts said City the Mayor hereby authorized
Indebtedness issued and authorized City
be published in all the
published this City at least week for two weeks previous to the
SIXTH This ordinance shall
thre all the legal cast for and against
the preceding section
That the of holding the election mentioned
the follow
poll ascertain the result
the precincts
or voting places said City namely:
First Ward-stephen yanlde Howard Adams and J. M Peket
Ward. A. Jamon W. Reeves and q. W. Morgan
Third Ward-Pearl Pizer Clayton Adoph Hess
Ward. M Bnn W. D. Straight and L. Q. Arnett
Fifth ward-R Cunningham w Kenneth Barnes and G. l. Mus
grave.
sixth ward-A L. Lehman Holbert and j. M
Wad-Morgan Chambers w L. Heint
zelman
Eighth wardM B cobun, Sam R Nuzum and Carl Riggs
Election holding said election at
said voting the said City shall be taken
respectively the poled voting
ascertaned certified according
prescribed ballot
the
following, namely
"a special election the City of Fairmont Marion County
reo of said City the 22d day of September 1919 providing
ENTYFVE THOUSAND (175OooOO) DOLLARS complete
strucion a bridge the Monongahela River:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02
a piHieuItN

The mayor of far inland town was
about to engage preacher for the
new church.
"Parson, ye aren't by any chance a
Baptist, be ye?"
mo, not necessarily. Why?
wal, was Just agoin' to say we
have to haul our water IL miles. =
Christian Advocate.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02
GREAT FOR EMERGENCIES
Gan Acura Ointment shouI5/ Be

san Acura Ointment shouIY Be In
Every Home.
There never was known more re-
liable o. tment than sa9/Cura. In
most evei case wherefit hsssb been
used it Id created ss gsament. 1t
drew nee E op4 o. he foot of the
daughter of 8. Jamls Hitchcock, Of
centeryille, n aftet the dOetof had
used his lance nd E8ed.
1t has .gFsa a ing and antiseptic
yaIue. It pos ess so much healing
virtue that Il is aranteed by Mar
tins Drug store renew any kind
Of piles, ed I'd er, san rheumar
boiles, carbunc Is, I'll Prs 4 kinds OF
chronic sores, hiTbla aant chapped
hands, or mon y hssk
It's a might randy pGdy to have
in the hou in EN- encies for
bruises, burr !. cuts orsse is, because
1t relieves he pain and intisephc
and healing It's a medict chest in
itsef-a ] tie family phys ian that
Is ever in 1emand-3Oc, 60c ID $1.2O
a jar at artin's Drug Store.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02
oRDINANcRNo. Al.

AN ORDINANCE Providing issue qd sale Of bonds Of the
city City, Of s Fps98 f6s Nor l
WHEREAS psdnt tine eGP FeO tSat the
Concrete bdge within the City Of Fair
mont ogahea etUh see a. ett
ton se Of d 4sFsoo on as st nag
AND WHEREAS The heretofore valuable for work of i'm
AND WHERI estimated ONE HUNDRED and
over and above cher funds become available for the
pose completing the construction Of SAID eags M
OF THE THBe 6 Pc IT SSRASND TIE D0AAD
FIRST That the City issue its bonds be known as
a ahd sEYENTYFfvE THOUSAND DOLLARS
be of the denomination Of ONE ~ @ ~
Of said City by Mayor this City by the CITY GIeE
shall attach hs this G s n he Ra sns the
office City Of Faaont in the County Of Marion
West Virginia the NatU9 city sa9a holder a % S snd
recalled sey and paid on the tst Gay SoTe
ber the year a n Sts Sereof he said bonds hal
show serial numbers TO be redeemed on ch
d @ saa Sa Rt the qs t day NoTebeT the day
May the office Of the City Clerk o. the sa S
Rank in the city Of New York York at the option Of
the holder be evidenced BY coupons attached to the
oi the Mayor of this City and City thereof
shall be respectively numbered ana respectively DE-
and payable rs follows, to-Wtt:
pond for 81 100000 payable November1, 1920.
ponJ for 81 100000 and payable November, 1921
payable November 1872
Bonds to inclusive 100000 and payable November 1929
Bonds 100000 due and payable Noyebr 1929
Bonds IL to inclusive for Oo00 payable November 1926
for 100000 due and payable
due and payable
Bonds az O0o and payable November 192s
Bonds due and payable November 1880
and payable
Bonds 81 to a. inclusive payable November 1892
"a to 49, inclusive for due and payable
Bonds 5s to g. iuclustye for due and
Bonds SO to So inclusive for due ana
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02
EST SKIN SOAP

Is San Cura Soap, because Of its
great antlseptic and healing virtues.
use 1t regularly, and it will make the
skin soft and velvety; will remove
plmples and blackheads. It's the real
SOAP for babies tender skin, which
mothers Of infants should remember.
25 ceuts q cake al Martins Drug
Store. :.
If your druggist does not have 1t
send to Thompson Medical Co.. Titus
vile Pa.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02
AGAINST THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS UNDER ORDINANCE
ADOPTED SEPTEMBER %, 1918.

Said ballot voted and marked the
EIGHTH: That the City Clerk h City do forthwith poll
ballots be necessa for the taking and
yng said special election same to delveEsd him to t said con
mssioner of Election.
day mentioned secdo Fifth her the question Of authorizing
maximum special bond of 90 cents each o
the interest and ptoyde sppd for each and
discharge
authorizing ley the several
the said special election be held opuday, the
which ben herein directed to
purpose
DRIED SBVENTYFvE t1750OO00) THOUSAND DOLLARS
City appointed
the result said election the question
special Cd
S00O0) DOLLARS valuation Of taxable said CITY
provide sinking fund each serial
said Commissioner of Election; and said COMMISSIONERS Election
said special election at the several voting places said CITY shall
forthwith poll books ballots etc.,
pose of taking and certifying said special n on the question
said special bond delivered
said Commissioner Election at hya voting places in said City
cause be taken and the result said election the
of uhorng said bond levy in the several voting places
said seveapvoing the said
certified according
printed
lfollowinsfnamely a3e6s&
special election to authorize special
cents each ONE HUNDRED S1o0) DOLLARS abe
the City of FarmoRt
fppcpa Of ONE HUNDRED
0O000 pursuant Ordinance
Al the Board Of Directors said City
of septembaR, 1919"
uhderneah Of which shall printed