The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-22
EVENTS TOMORROW.
Services in the churches.

Has Job In cIarksburs-A. M.
knight the painter and decorator has
9 contract to redecorate the Anderson
restaurant in CIarksburg and his men
are travelling up and down on the in
terurban line each day TO do the job.
ITO Confer Rank-The Knights OF
Pythias are arranging to attend a
meeting of Marion Lodge No. 81 on
Tuesday evening March Is. The
Third rank will be conferred upon sew
On visiting candidates as well as upon
two from Marion Lodge by the East
Side Lodges Degree team, making a
total Of nine in the class, Both of
these Lodges are in very prosperous
tcondltion and are enjoying quite an
increase in membership and many 9th
$ er prospecttyes in sight.
Weed End Here - Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde 3. Jacobs, of Morgantown, will
spend the week end with Mrs. Arthur
Lynch, Of this city.
TonIsht's Speakers = Speakers to.
night at the local theatres In the inter.
est Of the Armenian and Syrian cam.
paign which starts Monday are as fol.
lows: j. A. Meredith, Dixie; o. S. Nc.
Kinney, Nelson; Joseph Roster, Prin.
cess; Harry Shaw, Hippodrome.
Dogs Scarce Now-The dog wagon
went out yesterday but those in charge
4 could not find any more dogs. A sud.
den canine silence stretches over the
whole Of Pairmont. 1t appears that
there are more dogs with folks than
one imagined and these people are ty-
ing doggie close, either in the base
ment, on the back porch or in the
house, hoping to escape the penalty
Tor not having license.
Home from Tfip-C. E. Hutchinson
has returned from several weeks
southern trip including Hot Springs,
Ark, and points in Florida. Mrs. Hut.
I crimson who accompanied him stop
ped at Logan, W. Va, to visit her son
Frank Hutchinson and family. En-
Route to Hot Springs Mr. and Mrs.
Hutchinson visited their son Lee Hut
Crimson and family in Cincinnati.
Arrives From France-Mr. and
Mrs. James Davis of Baxter have
Just received word that their son,
3 Charles Thomas Davis, who had been
stationed at Blois, France, has arriv-
cd safely at New Port News. He
sailed from Brest, March and land
ed March 18th. He expects to be
sent to Camp Lee where he first
went. He was in Casual Co. No.
872. He had been IN France since
last June and was wounded in action
July IS, 1918.
Red Cross Hours-The rooms OF
Fairmont chapter of the American
Red Cross in the city building will be
open all day Monday and every af-
ternoon next week until Saturday
when they will again be open all day.
Letter Carrier Baek-Glen Fortney,
CORNER letter carrier, has returned
hom service and will resume his du-
Hes on route No. city, April 1st.
Marriage LIcenses-Marriage licen-
ses have been issued to: Claude
Hayes, IS. and Marie Thompson, II,
both Of Warrington Ward B. Fordyce
n and Dove L. Wetzel % of Fair
view.
Arrested at Grafton-Mike o'Brien
and ]. A. Kelley were arrested yes
terday at Grafton charged with vio-
lation Of the Reed amendment. A
hearing at Grafton resulted in both
men being held for term of court at
harrisburg beginning in April. The
men are in the Clarksburg JAIL
Deputy Mckinney III-Deputy q.
s. Marshal John Mckinney went to
shinnston yesterday on official bust
ness and came home in the evening
~. He Is at his home today some
better.
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