davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13
Sc vende.

BaRATo. -ss vende nm autom6vii ''Msr
cer'' en- buenas condicionSs, propio para
E9pgua.
ifambi6n se vsnde Ia casa, San Sebastian.
I@ frente la plaza San jose, con fscilida.
des para ell pago.
Para informes dirfjanse Pedro O. Coma
lev, ieleiono 253, P. o. 1877 San jose No. l.
tfNDO FINCA.-12o cuerdas. Vega Baja
Morovs kil6metro 6. 40 cusrdas cana plan.
tiila. algunas pihas toronias Buena casa
Stgienda. Aaprtado II. Vega Baia.
~ VENDE,--Un piano Kohler varios
ipoeblcs en- buen estado. Informaran en- Mi
ramar. Carretera n6mero 4 altos.
Sc VEHD2.-nagninco pSpel COATED. de Ia
nijsma clAse peso en- que 50 imprimSn los
f&ograbados de Puerto Rico nustr ado" al
preco reducidisimo de S11OO Ia resma de
fatenta hbras, tamaho 25 3s--Pidalo
Puerto Rico Ilustrado Inc, Salvador Brau
81. p. o. BOX S45. San Juan P. R.-TodAs
las ventas sl contAdo
Sc VENDE.-Cincuenta vacas, paridas ho.
rfAa. muy buenas baratas. Pueden verse
~ ia fnca Campo Rico de Rio Pedras.
FRANCISCO ALAMog-ssl azul, sauturce
Ilenc para yender easa dc Ss 600. stop, II
,ssa de $4,000. concrete stop, l6 medic;
cnsa dc $3.50, MADEIRA. stop 2O casa de
$1,000, concrete en- Miramar; casa de $4,000
tehcreto, en- eI "Condado'' casa de $4,000
poadera, en- 81 condado Todo esplendido. ST.
tios froseos. Lldhiese por teltfono.
-A~A -.,--~.--.-----
ION s86oO.-se yeude c6moda residenca
~ cuairo dormitorios, y. seryieio solar 600
nletros, Hermeso iafdin. Iuformes Box COS
tg6fono g79 san Juan
-
SE vENDE --tn solar de trescieutos me
tfos cuadrados. eu Ia parada 70, calle rs
fana santurce por doude ha de pasar Ia
piicya carretera. Diriiase Special Products
.sgcncs Box i322. san Juan p. Il.
FOR no PoDERLo ATENDER. .-vendo un
cafetin stuado en- Sol li9, ALI mismo lie da
rji0 informes.
-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13
ReSurgImientO S"scrfbose
del buen gusto Ell CARNA VAL

Una de las condolences que mas fa
vorecen que mejor dice en- la vida
de los pueblos moderpos, es la de YES.
TIR. VESTIR BIEN, denota un grade
cultura muy elevado. San Juan cuen.
ia hoy con la SAsTRERIA NEW TAI
LCRS, de los acreditados CORTADO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13

RES LINERA & SUAREz, que respon-
den brillantemente al exito de la moda
Y del gusto mas exquisite. Es ell esta-
blecimiento mas visitado por los que
saben vestir. Els la casa de moda. San
Francisco ST., Frente Ell MUNDO.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13
ColocaciOnes.

sOLICITA. oOL0pACIoN. En- cualquier
ramo e1ceptc fsfthsefs joven gradusdo de
primer aho de Alta Escuela. muy bus-
mas referencias. Direction: Sol. IL. San
Juan.
DEsEA CoLoCACIoN.-Un iovcn que po-
segundo aho de High School" tie
ne cuatro amos de practica el comerco
al por mayor al detail. Dara cualquier
referencia. Box 1914, Arecibo. p. r.
soL1cITA coLocAcIoN. con mu-
cha prdctica el rsmo dc mcrcancia y Cal
zado Para informcs diriiase Ramon Co
Ion. =. O. Box 50. Caycy, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13

E. sabado por Ia noche contraj jeron
ma.~imonio la senorita Genoveva La
rregui Ell quito joven don Luis Di-
verse, muy queridos Ell esta ciudad.
A la feliz pareja lie deseamos eternas
felicidades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13
BAYAMoN DE P1ACEMEs

En- Ell Immediate pueblo dc Baya
mon Sc abri6 aver al pdblico un pueS
to para venta de peri6dicos instalan-
dose en- uno de los kioskos de Ia pla
"a. Els un sitio ideal q todas hOrat
Sc encontrar6 allf EEL MUNDO."
Tambi6n sc venden cigarrillos, Is
bacos, dulcss refrsscos. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13
DESDE PONCE

AGOSTo IL
Ell domingo las dos y nueve minu-
tos Sc sintio en- esta ciudad un temblor
de TERRA. Come es natural lubo Ia
alarma consiguiente. va con con este
dos t.emblores que Sc han sentido cn es-
ia ciudad 10 que hace presumir que
Ia TERRA continuara temblando.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13

En- su residencia de esta ciudad ia
leci6 esta mahana el distinguido ca
ballcro que en- vida sc llamo Rafael
A Capo, emparentado con conocidas
familias de la localized.
P9z a sus restos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13
Sc ofrece.

FORTUNA.-Escriba Argumentos para Gins.
Los traducimos nrrsglAmos y Is ense6anos
venderlos. Escrba en- C0stelIano, hacemoa
10 demas. Club Traductores, ApArtado lot,
San Juan
PITMAN COLLEGE OF SHoRTHAND.-Cla
Sc de taquigrafia maqunilla, por el dia
por la noche. Sc admiten matriculas hasta
ell dia - del corriente. Cruz 10, (atos).
81 DESEA listed sentirse c6modo !, que
ei caor fuerte del verano no lie molestc, Wis.
tase con traje de KoOL- -KRASCH de-
PALM-BEACH genuine del que nosotros ven
demos, esta mejor hecho que ol que otros
venden.
GONZALEZ PADIN CO.
VIDA NUEVA;-Director Licenciado jose
de j Tizol. Subdirector s. Rosario Or.
tiz. Reduction, Tetuan dos baios Ap. 1904.
Tel 654. Este semanario Sc publicara TO-
dos los jueves. Subscription: Tn mes Gin.
cuenta centavos. Tn trimestre, $12O. Un
semestre $2.25. Tn ano $4 PAGO ANTI
CIPADO. Anuncos econ6micos:
~-.-,>/~<<-A-1-oo
FRANCISCO ALAMo.-331 AzuI, Santurce
Dinero para hipoteca en- todas cantidades.
coMERcIANTES BAZAREs DE RoPA'
Mandaremos direction franaueo paro
por 55c. una gruesa brooches de preston. y
cien agujas tamanos surtidos En- cantida-
des Sc dardn precios esperiales Haga un
pedldo de prueba a Enrique RIVERA, Apar
tado i22, Caguas. f. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13

El Official de Sanidad, Doctor Ortiz.
ha communicate hoy al Hon. Alcalde de
Ia ciudad, que c! pescado Sc vendera
efrigerado ell los puestos de la plaza
del mercado, despues de las diez de la
nafiana
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13

iATENCIoN, CTUDADANOS!
EEL MUNDO'', es vende en- el salon
Barberia "El Modelo", de don San
tiago Bonilla.
Sol st. Toa Alta, p. r. .Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13
araa
Sc vende.

Sc VENDE.--Barato por no poderlo Atens
der un Truck Pope cinco toneladas en- buen
estadu, muchas pleas repuesto. Informa-
ran A. 5 Box 1913 Bayam6n.
vENDo EN- SAN JUAN.-Casa terrora. ad
mito solar pequeno Santurce. Informa
rd en- Buena Vista St. Stop As IA J. L.
Vidal, Delineante.
PARA SENTIRSE c6modo fresco poder
soportar sin molestia el calor fuerte del We.
rano. neccsario que usted Sc resuelra a
usar uno de nuestros trajes de KOoL-
KRASCH PALM BEACH genuine tienen
meior hechura son mas duraderos que los
que venden otros
GONZALEZ PADIN Y co.
Sc VENDE.-Por modico precio una casa
de MADEIRA Santurce. calle afrmada. Sc
ecto vencndaro. sitio de muchO porvenir
Renta e uno medic por ciento limpio Y
puede rentar mas Siempre esta alqulada
Magnifca inversion. Informara Emilio J,
Delgado. tecfono 24I. Verde por correo
escribendo San Juan Moderno nnmero 81
Santurce
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13
Sc neceSita.

TENEMoS trsies especialcs para uue los
caballcros corpulcntos pucdan vcstirsc con
conodidad frescura durante 81 periodo de
calor; nuestros traies kohl KRASCH \
PALM BEACH para hombrcs graudcs. son
inmciOrabcS.
GONZALEZ PADIN co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13
BROADWAY
CAFE, FONDA Y HosPEDAJE
0arretcra, Stop 1872, santurco

Donde meJor SC duerme por la ven
tilaci6n continua Y condolences higi6-
nicas En- cl cafe sc bate ell record" i.
Cigarros Invencibles, Coronas otras
afamadas marcas precios nunca vistos.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13
iATENcIoN A EsTo. loUE INTEREsA listed,

81 quere positive por un
modco hagalo
cacon? dependence?
Gbua usted Iquiere
dr productos
dsuta practice
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13

e jueves proXimo cmbarcara para
Ssnto Domingo en- ell vapor del mismo
slombre Ell apreciado ioven don Rafael
Guzman
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13

L. policia ha prescntado cn e. dia
&c hoy denuncias contra los siguientes
Cudadanos:
Joaquin Acevedo por hurto gnenor;
Jose Segarra Juan Acobe por infrac-
ti6n la ley del cierre; Guillermo Rosa
10 por infraccion a Ia ley de pesas Y
medidas; William Vill9rini por infrac
cion la Sley de AUTOMOBILES; Pedro
Vazque2, por hurto menor; Florencio
Torres, por infraccion la ley de ar
bitrios contra Melton Medina Luis
Socachica, por juegos prohibidos.
Ell CORREsPoNSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13

~ VENDE,-Un piano Kohler varios
ipneblcs en- buen estado. Informar6n en- Mi.
ramar. Carretera nGmero altos
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-16

Mrs, IS. p, Adams, The. Reporter,s
of in this city Saturday for few I
hours visit with friends, being en-
route home from an extended visit
VITA relatives at various places IN
Indiana and Illinois, and also VISIT
cd at ST.. Louis, Mo-, on the way
New stock of Ball Band Footwear,
at J. A. Mc1ntosh's.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-16

Mrs. Ella Sang, Of Los Angeles,
g sia Forester, Of ef Chicago H; WIS arrived
Monday evening for a few days visit
with mrs. Sang's sister. Mrs. H. r.
Layton, and many friends in this
city. Mrs. Forester's husband, Capt
Forester, is still in service, being in
the medical department.. and they.
had been at Fort Sheridan fora few
days visit with him before he report
ed at a new station in the east.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21

~ IA IS 81 ~
m 4 SSk "a 81 ]; z =.
he'd eifSlly. trSinslSn NJ 4 -
vSSl hoo.Iersnrn 100 4 - - -
the train q eoinr too fasl thSv ANY
cat he airhose between two caiss = lI'1s:
automaecally sets ne hrSkes.
WIZ two prisoner We retnfnea 10
headouarters. r
Most booserunners are employSaihy
men 'hieher up."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21

Is arrange ia lii GO Is tikf bSit q III
burden may be carried ~ others: "a;
ldonhtedly thu hard work and lttoit
under which / labored al THROUGH the
war period had much to do with IL
rundown condition which brought on
my illness.
However, ! feel that am repaid
for all the strain and labor through
which have passed. The SOFT coal
situation was handled In q way %
supply The government 100 per cent
United Mine Workers.
Joe Angelio, international orEant
zer, is at Lumberport today.
Sam Ballantyne, international board
member, ID ct Bloomfield today.
]. L. Ballard, international orsani
ger. and Nick Aiell, district board
member, are in the Elkins section To-
day.
Isaac Scot, international travelling
auditor, and Mark Happenstahl, dts
trict auditor, are at Masontown today
Ira Marks, district board member,
"a at Tunnelton today.
W.. F. Ray, district board member
Is in Charleston.
Henry r. Wilson, district auditor. Il
In the Coal river district Of the Kama
wha fields. :.
H. e. Peters. district organizer, VIII
be in Philippi tomorrow.
Meeting At Grafton.
At Grafton tomorrow mass meet
ing OF miners will be held. Addresses
viii be delivered BY c. F. Keney'
Charleston, president Of District u,
United Mine Workers, and Sam Bal
lantyne, international board member.
Mr.. Jenkins Returned.
At noon today c. H. jenkins, Of the
Hutchinson Coal company, returned
from Charleston, where he attended q
business session Of the executive cow
mittee Of the West Virginia State Coal
Association at The Kanawha.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
FIFTY LOCAL MEN
NEED JOBS NOW
u. S. Employment Service
Places $50 Men Within
Short Time.

Since the Fairmont office Of the
United States employment service
has opened It has placed $50 men,
many Of whom will work on the
transition line Of the N. VT Company
between Rivesville and Hutchinson
Fifty men have registered, but as
yet no work has been sound for them
According to L. B spaun, Charles
ton, federal director Of the employ
ment service for the state, there are
two million men short on the farms Of
our country. BY midsummer Mr.
Spaun predicts q great shortage Of
labor In this country. Since the wal
close to q million foreigners have
gone across the seas and probably a
million soldiers are cover there" who
will not be brought back for some
time. This added to us in immi.
grafton Of one million annually means
q shortage Of 100000 even II the
factories operate as on Q normal basis
as there was before the war. A stim.
ulation Is expected, however.
Mr.. Spaun believes that there will
be no great drop in building materials
for some time and he suggests that
those who have construction work In
mind start at once. He bases his
opinion largely on the fact that the
Carnegie Steel Company is now en-
gagged in building $50 new house at
Homestead, Pa.
George 81 Richardson, the examin-
er incharge of the Fairmont office Is
handling the work here efficiently.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
BOYS ADMIT IH[
Stole 4 BICYCLE

Bert Brown. MCKINLEY sickles, Rus
s ..s ana Okey Aendl1cks ana EmmelI
MAker appeared before Judge Vincent
.als morning On cnarge 81 stealing
bicycle nom Perry Tnomlsone boy.
AAe eicycie was NO. Valuable Dut 20
sonseo 70 = deaa Drotaer ana was
my pr11eo.
1ae Doys WeIe 2 mucn lunNoMn'a. !.
sne,neel lot--Mltn tne e1cepton u
-. nroMn VINO appeared neal ana ~
Mnoie VAN ms lace sninins anu ny
Win me usual suiles Mnlcn l.. never
seem 70 wear away Juose Imsent
imeo mem UP peIore nus nisn oe .,
~, sau s4paAlneo tnAs tney MoaAu 20 ~
49, % pleaa elt1el Sunty " nv.
soll,y,tnas ~ tne case Oh sulty, lney
M0alo De oeM. WIN accofahs % tne
Suenee ana Y not sM.ty, lney woalo
- p,olen 90 ~ IL !. " tne.e "ss 49,, say
t1senooos about tne mAteet. Eac9
W vas auowso 70 sep aSius aau
y 49, Win ms psteIts.n Icy.
~. oelt We .ne eny goy plessa.
.nis molnans Mno ns9 nea. uMaI, nlI n.
VI IatneE 70 osleno mn. wen. 9eis'
! Susss yoaM nave % oecaoe 1ol your
se.l, sAlo inc suose. 20 osl. &c.
u Wv " = cnalr near ny @nu uloppeu
a ~. aeso ior momene WHie NJ con-
siaslea. vne 9y one me goys came
, pa.A a .1 p.e1seu sun.y. DIST ss a,s
iasI: saess I'm ~ suifsy. 700 ,:, ne ss ~
sooa .a na.suly, nus ~ nsn1 ~ ~ ~
,.s ilesiesple s%i.e ssa., 20 o., ne ~. l1.e
loMeo 1na oooA nus piss ... - =, .ne .aoa "
~. Low o1 tne 9ury po1 WIN lne test u
sn1 ny yolass.sls. ,s...,.. :.
lne Doys veg Even = ie ssal ~
galuas .neL .. 9k.ense anu sasn one
~. ~ uens Wlta segalalS ;, r INC Gsle
ial! Wy Ana nassen neaullsAs
nsa Do.n p.seass DIESEL. snu Mef .
sa.en ovet 70 mem on pa.ols avl a.. q
snoss tine; -. one q " 1enSasAs So ~
20 ~ anI oiu ~ op!sct W so.as psSA
~ ssnoo.' sccoIuans " tnss. ,ues ~.
Dus ms lang. W. o. tne opin.ou .aas
l .ne Doy eo".a nelp ms 10Y ~ aum J.
ae s1o VAey oWee some money ~
. s0Wn anu must e 20 WUrh : .vase
v1sea. ss.u sMpnas.y ,.Ss a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
BASKETBALL
PLAYERS TRAVELLING
One Team Leaves for Buck
harmon and Another
For Clarksburg.

The Fairmont High school basket
ball team will leave this afternoon for
Buckhannon where It will meet the
indicated team from Buckhannon
High. Fairmont has greatly improved
her teamwork and shooting and as
Buckhannon beat them earlier in the
season by close score Fairmont
hopes to hold them to a smaller score
and will make every effort to be the
first team to hold Buckhannon to Q
low score on her own floor.
The "All.Stars" will leave this after
noon for Clarksburg where they are
scheduled to meet the Washington
Irving "All-Stars" In q preliminary
game Of basketball. The big game will
be between the Grafton High school
and Washington Irving High school
basketball teams. The "All-Stars''
will be under capable leadership in
the persons Of Mr.. Musgrave as acting
coach, Milford Smith as acting mana,
ger and Bernard Fleming who is cap.
tain Of the "All.Stars."
They will make every effort to win
the game and show Clarksburg that
the "All.Stars" or scrubs can play has.
ketball as well as the first team. Fair.
mont High will meet the Washington
Irving High tomorrow night at Clarks.
burg and as this is the first meeting
between these two old rivals II will
be good game to witness.
Fairmont has played Clarksburg a
large number Of games in the past and
Is they have won the majority Of these
games Clarksburg will make every
effort to turn the tables this year. A
large crowd Of fans from Fairmont is
expected to 90 to Clarksburg and see
the game and IL the crowd is large
enough an effort will be made to Sc
cure a special car to bring home the
fans. Pergons wishing to 60 should
notify the management Of the basket.
ball team in ample time in order to
secure the car. A good game is prom.
Used and large number Of fans Is e.
pected to 80 from here to witness tie
game
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
COURTS ORDER

lContlnueo from page one.)
whiskey.runners had sent word to the
constables:
you can't stop US. We have a fund
Of 100000 to carry on our business.
Wen fight you on the road and well
fight you in the courts.P
Real fights with guns had preceded
the court decision.
/ witnessed the last OF them.
Word came . Michigan Central
freight was pulling into Monroe with
a gang Of bootleggers aboard.
Two auto loads Of state police sped
through the dark streets after mid
night to the freight yards.
( The dispatcher was ordered to stop
the train.
"Tie a white handkerchief around
your arm" Col. vandercook told me.
Then my men will know who you an"
As l was not In uniform, ! figured
maybe the bootleggers would think l
was one Of them, so wouldn't be shot
at from either side.
The train Numbered in and slowed
down.
L From the rear end came a, cry:
Haiti" followed by a pistol shot.
"A dark figure darted into neigh.
boring field. Another followed.
Another shot and then another. :
A disguised policeman came back,
THAT fellow sure could run like q
deer" he said. II couldn't catch up
with him and we are ordered to shoot
at them only in self-defense."
From under coal car was dragged
q man.
A CLEAN of metal in his hand, and
the sharp command of policeman:
Drop IT."
1t was a revolver, caliber As.
From another car q constable drag.
ged a boy of 10.
His only weapon was a "billy"-a
two.inch section Of steel pipe filled
with lead, and attached to q loop steel
cable.
Trainmen said most Of the bootleg.
4 = -. - !
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
MANY ANXIOUS TO
CO BACK TO ITALY

Joseph v. Goheen, permit agent
from Marsinsburg, Is busy in the cotu-
i y court today receiving applications
IN person from aliens who want to 90
back to Italy. Already fall lta.
|lians, have applied and at least 1000
are expected to apply from this part
of the State. The county court pres
ented an unusual appearance this
morning with an entire body Of TIA
lians present, waiting for their papers.
Most OF them were unshaven and
roughly dressed and It is reported that
most OF them have earned an unusual
amount Of war money which they are
anxious to take back to Italy to spend
on their home folks. Lazy Circosta,
manager Of the foreign department OF
the National Bank, was present at the
desk spread out before him were
many four-page applications with pass.
port and pictures OF aliens applying.
There were several passports saved
from the trip to this country and these
can be used going back with proper
filling on. on pages for that purpose.
Many, however. had lost these original
brown backed booklets and had to
have new passports made out with
new pictures pasted on the top. To-
lgether with this was attached the per.
INIT end applisa. iep q q bs; carried
carefully from F6ifI1ont ali the way
to Italy or wherever an alien belongs.
The National Bank OF Eairmont is
acting for the steamship Company and
II is through their efforts that the
permit agent has come from Martins
burg, the customary place for aliens
to personally ai2ply. On account Of
the large expense which would be
necessary II so many made the four.
ney to headquarters, permission was
| granted from the State Department
for an agentSto 90 to different cities
and attead to the work as large nun.
Der OF aliens will doubtlessly apply.
Most OF the Italians who applied for
permits this morning have been n
this country about six years. They an
all anxious to get home-nost Of them
to see, their families. No one can al
9 permit without good reason for a.
turning. It was not compulsory that
agents be sent from headquarters 81
Martlnsburg. Agent Goheen said this
morning that It was rather through
the courtesy Of the department. that
the matter Of getting permits and pass.
ports was made so convenient for
aliens shere.
For the benefit Of other aliens de-
string TO apDly N 10 ronntra,1 +t,,+ !.
passport be obtained from the consul
ct Philadelphia and that 10 DAYS
elapse before an appearance can be
made before the permit agent. After
the permit is granted and application
papers properly filled, each alien must
leave within so days for his destinaA
ton. Steamship tickets, including
tickets directly from Fairmont TO italy
or other places can be obtained from
the National Bank. Mr.. Goheen ex-
poets to be In the city tomorrow, but
not later than that. sU.sss4sls1s,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21

aShihe Ions blit|i Si1btS0'
VIM Sc ,soFkC yHaSAiR6 tcles biFtildhy
ana legal holiday Il ne city. Il s
1.-THE 10th birthday anniversary Of
EWashington The local postoffice WI
keep the stamp and general delivery
window open from s to u IN the morn.
ing. The money order window will not
be open at all. The evening city coll
lection will be made Is usual and all
mail dispatched g usual. No rural
deliveries will be made and no city
deliveries.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
FUND FOR DRUG
Confined from page one.l

take q large bite that sohe<ne called
loudly: r1'll give So for fhat piecS.
SO even this was sold for 81.
The cake was baked by Mrs. Ora
Fleming and was most delicious
dark iced affair which had, much TO
do with Us popularity during the auc-
ton. Much credit Is due Mr.. Scott
and Mr.. Hand" said one Of the mem
Ibers Of the Eastern Star this morning
tor the work done last night. Both
MIN worked hard and gave not only
'themsdves TO the work Of making the
auction a success but part Of the mon
Iey which the cake brought. I" An addi-
i6onai dollar collected at the meeting
OF the Eastern Star Just before the
auction, was ADDED to the $54 receiv-
ed, making the sum Of s55 which was
turned over to The West sVirginian
this morning.
Today's contributions are as fol-
lows: ~ -,iiaA4I
Name Amount.
Amount previously reported 80. $500
j. NJ. Hartley & Son Co. ....; 1000
The Eastern Star ............ 55.0e
Monroe Moran .............. $40
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21

A railroad in India is experimenting
with steel passenger cars lined with
wood, which is insulated against the
heat Of the metal with asbestos.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
INDOOR PICNIC

INDOOR PICNIC
AT Grace English Lutheran church
this evening at 6 O'Clock an indoor
picnic viii be held IN the social rooms
by the Sunday school.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21

|rrF|s6l lIesrses marriage has
bean |e.fed - Wiii williams, SO, and
Matte telhnany 50, Tairmont: and
psI1ert Cunningham. IS, and Ida Love,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21

]. B. Shaw, worker in factory at
lola, Kan, made $52.36 week re.
Gently by cutting 67.24S buttons.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21


Rain tonight. Sat
urday fair and
somewhat cooler.
Local Readings.
2. p. Hall, oh.
Temperature at
- q. m. today. 80.
Yesterdays wealth
|er, clear; temper
Iature, maximum.
So; minimum, 81;
precipitation, is.