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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
Mrs. w. ]. Bradbury Dies

At . o'clock this morning occurred
IN. death Of Mrs. ". !. Bradbury" aE"h
30 years. wifi. Of W. ]. Bradbury. super
lntc7ldant Of IN" city reservoir. MIS-
bradbury is Il native. Of ONO. ruI mas
lived III Wheeling about ~ years n'T
maiden name being Emma Ti"rnan H"''
has been suffering from heart troun''
for the last two years ana IL was 'h''
diS"as. that caused her death.
She leaves besides Ecr husband. '"ue
daughters. catherine. Helen. E:e'En
md Mari" Louise. Two hFolh'''''
whose whereabouts arc unknown H'S'
SURVIVE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
Trinity Lutheran Services.

Regular services Yer" held Il: inc
Trinity Lutheran church IN kiTK"""o
yesterday. beginning with samoan
school az 9:4j e III, and f"iiH"sd ~
x,r.artiag At !n:+5 hy III" pastor. hey.
r. q. p,.s"rbrum. on tn" subject n"
christian. Church. Il missionary 'h"i'A.
Tho pastor delivered another ''''rr' 81
ing Sermon in tn" evening n 80. sun
,cct. MY Duty 20 the Church Of When
+ Am a Member" All Of III" :"rTi''S
,r"r.. well attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
JAIL FILLED TO CAPACITY

Tho local Jail was filled 50 full. with
e offenders. most nc whom w"r" drunHS
and d:=ordcrli.S iakCa Saturday night.
that i was necessary FOR tn" mayor and
chief Of police !" ct busy ycSi"rda!
and release all Ihosr against
whom No charge had been placed. as
we'll as 20 hear Il few ~ III" Offenders.
Ono al IN" officials stated. ~ c"nvcr*H-
tIcn Saturday night. that that was inc
b;gg"st day IN" polo" OF ms place
have had COR some tim".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
RUSH RUN MINER
INJURED IS TIMES

John La Crosse CT Rush Ran Bel
rian minor. received thirteen WOUNDS
while fighting In France with the q. H.
F Five of tho bullets were removed
from his body but he still carries the
other eight pieces that the Huns drpoS-
tied in hiS anatomy.
La Crosse. who has Just rrtuTnco from
overseas. says he received his WOUNDS at
t.h:lcnu-Thicrry while fighting with Inc
marines and that one OF the bullets pcne-
l:atrd his lungs and that Tor long
ncrjod his life was Jcspaircd OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
FOR 4s-HoUR WEEK.

. LAWRENCE. Mass Feb; 9Th"
Central Committee OF Textile workers
If this city completed preparations to-
night for tho strik: which has bee"
called in all the mills for tomorrow
10 force n demand for a 4S-hour week
with - hours pay. Pick"ts Will he
stationed about the mills a, tho Open
inr hour.
ArQu'"S""n'" or Now f.hSrth" NV
fuc,urnrs during tho last few days -
thr demand OF textile operatives re-
moves thu danger Of general !ah"r
disturbance. Indications tnniEh; w"rc
tina; Lawrence would he tho only mill
r,sy in this section 10 experience any
a,ri0us intcrfcrcncc with tho industry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

Pupils OF the local schools during the
na<t week made purchases of war saw
inrs stamps amounting to S370.55.
The Nrn school will continue 10 re-
main idl" this wcck owing TO The lniiu-.
era situation ut that place.
meeting Of the principals Of tho 20
cal schools is 10 be held at the Once
Of Superintendent J. '. Nelson TINS
evening. =
suprrintcndcnt Nelson will submit his
report for January on Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
ELEVEN ARRESTS

R"llairc police made IL arrests Sat-
urday might ard up until Sunday even
ing. Resides Sum Mann. wanted Tor me
Theft If An auto. and Guy Cole. Tor 't-
lacking a woman IN an alley. th"r" were
nan" arrests. \ culurrd man MI an
other with n ston" in tn" CITY fark-
Two wcrs in for vnErnnCy. on" for "e-
Si.iinE arrest and live others were
charged with being drunk and diSor-
Irrly. y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
EeRln Improvement Today.

Service Director W. j. Mc'lain VIII
have work started today on improving
tn, Indian Run road. II" expects 10
romplcl. the work in "A few days out
10 tho city limits. Already III" wash
ington street road and tho Cemetery
Hill road have been improved. Crushed
Stag will he placed upon the road ana
VII IL. Thoroughly rolled. Lnt"r the
Winding IIill road will b. improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
ARRESTED ON TRAIN
GAMBLING CHARGE

Grcrg. Tyler. l.. T.. Thnmn9 and
Henry Lancaster. all claiming Bridge
port IA their home city. were arrested
10y nctcctiN" r'I"ary aboard &. & !.
train on route L. Wcllsvillc SATURDAY.
O'Lnary alleges thal IN" men ~"rr
shooting crap and arvaiEnrd lh"m On
gambling charge h"f"r" Justice LAWYER.
Of S,rub"nviIlr. wh" gave each "O-day
suspended sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
Play Cam bridge.

TIL" ?r!lnir" High school lmSk"tbail
team has annth"r Ing gam" S"h"duleu
for this week. beng the 1"tr'h o'E
game in a row The Cambridge High
school quintet. Will hr here for Il game
an Friday evening at tn" Gravel Hill
pvmnaSiu.n Thr local team now mas
\ clean record Of four victories anu
homes 20 druh the Cambridge llr" IKE
IN. others. The first practice OF the
week will be- held this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
SAW THEIR FRIENDS.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Feb. =
Several hundred members IF III" "'th
division tHhio and West NirG'n'a Ma
finnal Giu;ird trrnpEl passed through
IIuntinctC-a TODAY. IN r"ut" fur Camp
sherman, ohio whcr" they Will be
mustered out. Several we'll known
HuntinCtnn men wrr" included in the
contingent The train storp"d her" Tor
over an hour 70 permit the soldiers 10
visit with relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
snccial Services ut West Wheeling M. Z

Tho op"Nint %'-r'!"''S n I <"THH
special Meetings wa hid ~ IN" WIS
Who"rIar M"th"GiS' church f's'"ruH!
,,..,i,r o.,,., fhc ,,as:"-. E"v. ". W.
lam. rrrarh.h ,u tn" subject. 'Tw"
srhc." Tho meetings will h" cna'in-
,,..i ,,ch .,.r.irg THROUGHOUT; Il" week.
,,,l The following subjects w''l J." d'S-
Guessed. MONDAY. Preparedness; TN'S-
dav. "Camorr1ag":" "Wednesday. 'r+''-
cd" Thursday. Tn ~ lta''i"; Fr'nh'.
".rh. bril-" a"h r"N' SUNDAY. nc
Roll ral'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
Former Resident Dead.

Word was received Il: '"'"1'':"a" from
Akron o. yrS;.-c!.," ~ -" 'i"a'h q;
that pIac. - I..@z:" Mn,3n!ia why
yicxcrs. las S:rtu-':.s: ":.n.''g. l'''i;'.''
were no. xi:":l. BIZ th''. r. mans NJ
arrive here r'u,.S.!a* aft"rn""n ~ -"
o'clock. and :uu"r:a. services "Hl ." cor
Quoted tina, Aft -r""t'. =: 'AhrE" ''''.
Neal. Of n" "i:iiw""d tr"S"E .'r,;ih
church. followed ~ 'rt"rH'n. q; "'''N"
ccnnnt,sf-Nr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
DECLARES GERMANY IS
THREATENED ON EAST

LONDON. Fob. In accepting 'n'
fr.cJrrn If the town Of rrSs"i. t!clu
Marshal Won lTinLrnhU.c. according 10
an Excharg" Telegraph dispatch from
Amsterdam. said ia" time was not Tor
diplomas and h"n"rs. but for work ara
thar ,hc defense Of Germany was threat
cnrd in tho cast TIL" field marshal. on
leaving Cass"l went to k"l$hrrE. which
is tho hrad1uartcrs Of the German
armies operating against the Poles and
III" T:nlshcvik.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
Odd Fellows Held Initiation

The Bridgeport lodge of Odd Fellows
had I blk iu;t!airry session Al 'he'F
;ueetiuE Saturday and Ser"Ta nanleS
were added 70 the membership lists.
; largo number q; th' members yer" III
attendance. and spent very PHEASANT
nNnniEg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

Chief Of Police y. ;. Mahon" SaluF-
day announced his report of IN" NUM-
her Of arrests for the month OF Janu-
nry. II showed total OF only l3d"
the smallest number for any month III
scvo,-,I years. In tho list were seventy
nre 'rnr drunkenness, one for murder.
Two for highway robbery and Two for
grand larceny.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
NEFF POST OFFICE
ROBBERS INDICTED

Quentin" Hcndershot and SiasiuR Ia
lrski, both claiming Strubenville Us their
home. who were arrested IN the net ~
breaking and entering tho N"flf post
Office. faced n Federal court jur? IN
Columbus. which found indictments
against both offenders. They viii hc
tried IN the next term OF Federal court,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
P. & G.. Team Won.

The f. \ g. basketball lam az ih'"
cIly DEFEATED III" PIX" '"lt"G",nS Of
Elm Gruvr b? Il Sr"r" OF 50 /" u Saiur-
day evening ~ tho lHtr!I!Ecn""r to"rna-
rHrn,. %cNt. Saturday The local team
viii PLAY III" Cathedral Alumni I"Tm
for The tournament hUnuTs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
Mine Victim Buried.

Funeral services w"r" held sunday Al
icrnnun for the LAT" b"mincck ''aSorr",
Italian who was ilIllrd instantly when
raugh; under fall Of St"n" III 'H'
Kali and ItIv"r M. mine. lut"rmrHt
was IN tn Nj. calvary cemetery. Cor
nn"r Wyatt wili L" To til" min" today :"
conduct IN" inqu"&l int" TIA" mars death.
4 is sand Il. leaves a family III Italy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
Ganghin Funeral Ttoday.

Funeral services Will be held TINS
morning for IN" late Miss EcrnAr,lInc
t;aughn. aged - years. who. died at IN"
home IF her mother. Mrs. ktth"rin" Min
nrhan. on Federal !T"nu". is"v. Father
J ". Whitman viii b" III "harS" Of tn"
services Irt"rm"m; will b. in III" MI.
Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
HYATT Funeral Sunday.

Funeral services w"r" h"iu SuhuhH
afternoon for tn" Tat" benjamin Hyatt
of South H.llair". VIII" died Of apo
rl"Nr at his home. TIL" Flint class
workers local and IN" Junior Mnchan'c
lodge had cllarG" Of tho services. IN
lcrmnut was IN the Davis cemetery on
Winding, I'LL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

Funeral services ar" to b" h'Ih thiS
afternoon at O'Clock for the lat" iii"S
Grace LitllctOn. who died n the h""i"
of her parents Mr.. ard Mrs. LLOYD It,
Teton. 205G Union street. lnt"cm"I'
viii b" IN th" Davis cemetery on Wind
ny Hi}l. TIL, Deceased was % years az
1EC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

',pelcralc.: ~ H. t'hr,silHn t:ndcas0r
societies Of IN" river front hold Il rally
at the Christian church. IN tins city
Sunday afternoon. Nearly cnO IT the
rounr p.upl. ~ rha various churches
attended IN" rally. Rev. ..Charl"s i.
WInSrrd pastor If The Martins Ferry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

Mrs Jennie Barrett. visitor IN no-
lice court Saturday on a charE" or BE-
ing drunk and disnrderly. WAS taken TO
The county Jail at ST ClAir*rill" she
was lined S.5 and costs by the mayor
II was her first visit to the "ity IN
about Il year.
lanes Alexander Brown. the rol"r"d
vnunr man found Euih$,."f attempted
criminal assault on a i.i-Fcar-nld Whit
girl. has been taken To the county Jail
also.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
Vag Pound Guilty

Persons arrested on charges or va
Erancy by III" polio" arc getting '"e
habit Of Demanding trials. John Mir
pnr was given i hearing ~ a NaE SIT
rurdav rvr!iiug and found guilty. Mayor
f,rllhcriSun gent him Ia tho county jail
in drfAul; Of a t.nc "f So and costa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

Tn" work on IN" fin" new tippl" ht
the Morgan Coal company at tn" l!n'
Creek min" is progressing nicely nj ne"
pr"%"rlr. time" The rp7l" Is. bong CON
.;tructrd rf steel and Woo d ata cost
several thousand dollars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
1ce STORAGE end Coal yard.

/; ls stated that tho k""hniIn" Ice
and Storage company will likely erect
n siuraE" house and coal yard on thN
site Of last Wednesday nights fire. II"
walls OF III" Quilted building will b.
r;ucd this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

Tho February meeting Of tn" hr!la're
Ministerial Association ~ TO b" h"ld
this morning At the Christian church.
| There will lm m interesting program
and the Syrian and Armenian rclirl
wnr,; rampairn will u" discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
Bellaire "A, Marietta "a.

At the Gravel Hin gymnasium SAL
urday evening the local high Srh""'
team beat the Marietta high *ch"".
nvc. The score was +i-2+.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
Belare Bridgeport Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News
Two TO County Jai

prrsby. crian church. delivered the ad-
dress, There vas special music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

time, has not yet been recovered. tn"
hovs were crossing the river III boat
tillcd with iron when the boat hccatnH
swtmpcd and sank. Coroner WYATT r"r-
,Irrrd n verdict Of "aCCidrntal death n
connection with the finding Of the body.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-26
BOY GOT OF SCHOOL
PARENT PAYS $3.50

CAROLINA, Nov. ga fine and
costs amounting to 1920 for violation
OF the compulsory school law was paid
last night by George Deyeny Of Caro-
limo.
Mr.. ,Deney was arrested yesterday
on information made by Supt. o. G.
Lowther Of the Consolidation Coal Co.
who is truant officer sIt Carolina.
charging lax attendance Of Mr.. Deneys
son Ralph. !:
The case was heard before Justice
]. Lane Parrish Of Worthington, being
the first to result in fine in this
districe, although many complaints
have been made and number OF cas-
es tried.
Several similar cases are now pend
ing and IL beehooves all parents to
meet the school authorities half way
in the matter and avoid the necessity
of paying fine for failure OF chill
dren to attend school regularly.
Mrs, George Hummell has returned
from Cooks hospital, Fairmont. great
ly improved in health as result OF an
operation. ,..,..
Coal 20. has been confined to his
home bv sickness the Fast few days
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-26
WEE Wife GETS
JIMMIE 0AOS OUT

9TH be Just like getting married
again." exulted Jimmie 0lOs yester-
day afternoon when broughtlnto sher-
III GloYer's Office by Jailer Tom Buck
ley and told that he was free.
Most wives" said the sheriff, SAY
keep 'em In when told of their hus-
bands arrest"
Not SO Jimmle's wife whohas haunt
cd the court house every day since hi;
arrest on the 17that Grant Town dur
ing tho government round up Of rad
icals.
Glow old are ycu?" she was asked
Sixteen" was her reply stand3nt
up straight and as tall as high heel:
and an assumption of matrOnly dignit!
could make Ter. She is aixteen-ai'
most, and has been married fiv'
months. II want him at home," sh,
said, and seemed happy in having he
wish granted.
Sheriff Glover modestly gave the
credit for Jlnmie's release to II. D
Peters, president OF the United Min,
Worwers who became interested ii
the case, through a desire to get thu
miners back to work.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-26
NINE TEAMS FOR 4
THE RELAY RACE

At last nine grammar schools will
have teams in the relay race which
will be held tomorrow morning on
Fairmont avenue and Main street, end
ing at the court house under the aus
pices Of the Y. M. C. a, The race will
be held rain or shine and the members
Of all the teams are expected to re.
port to the Y at 10 o'clock for final
instructions. After the run all those
who take part will be given swim in
the big tank.
Schools which will be represented
began to supply Physical Director
Cleyett with the names Of their teams
this morning. Those that have so taE
reported are as follows:
Barnes-Harold Parker, Jas. Hun
sacker, Kenneth Parker, Albert Lewis
Alfred Putnam, Milford Collins, Robt
Mason, Charles Parker, Charles Yates
Walter Emmonds, Albert Lehman, Ed
ward Polling, Leonard Martin, Roy
Litinski, Ralph ezekiel.
Butcher-Paul Willetts, Frank Reed
Tom Fisher, Paul Hauge, Victor slo-
cum, Charles Hoult, Harry Chadduck
Arthur Mcqueen, Billy knight, Oliver
Wood, Ira Brown, John Callahan, cap
tain; Clyde Leonard, Jr. Barr,
White - Theo. sRlardis, captain
Gordon Rosenmerkle, Robert ConKle
Carl Kneisel, Jackson Nutter, Pau
Walter, Emmett showalter, Wayne
Parrish, Bernard Meats, John W. Clay.
bour, Harold Barcus, Brady Knight
Carl Williams. Wilbur Mason, Edwin
Hough.
Miller school-vito Del sardo, Mel
vim Barker, Crete LeMasters, Mike
Hando, Albert Prudent. Paul Woody
Tony Marchiano, John Shots, Alpheu'
Raymond, David Mcneil, William Mel
ison, Tony Delligatti, Jay Pierce, james
Henderson, Frank Romino.
IN add ton to these st. Peters par
hNol. the Central and Eas
Earlt scho3is of the East side and Dun
bar SCI, . VIII have teams entered
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-26
MRS MLISSA Lex.
DIES AElGENlH
Well Known Woman Was
78 Years Old and Had
Been III Long.

Mrs. Malissa Jane Rex, aged seven
ty-eight years, widow OF Frank NJ.
Rex, died last evening at 7:40 o'clock
at her home at EdgemO1t after an ~
ness extending over long period.
Mrs. Rex had been an invalid for
about a year following a stroke OF
paralysis. Several weeks ago she
contracted pneumonia and recoVel q
to some extent. However, in the past
few days she was taken worse and
passed away last evening.
Mrs. Rex was descendant OF one
Of the pioneer families OF this section
She was daughter OF the late James
and Mary Rice Wtsox and was born
at Bethel on March IS, 1S41. During
the greater part Of her married life
she resided at White Rock, where her
husband was engaged extensively IN
farming. About Twelve years ago she
moved to EdgemOnt and the death OF
Mr.. Rex occurred there seven aeyrs
ago today.
The surviving children are: Mrs.
Ulysses S. Downs, J. Seward Rex,
Fred P. Rex, Mrs. Winnie Jacobs,
jesse H. Tx, Chosen n. Rex, Mrs. l..
Il. Higgs, all residents of Fairmont
and vicinity. Two children, Nelson
and Mary Kathbrhe, are deceased
Two brothrs. l.. II. Wilcox and A. r.
wilcox, survive. A sister, Katherine
Michael, is dec Used. Sexeral gralE5
children and great grandchildren also
survive her.
Mrs. Rex was a woman who pos
sessed many admirable traits OF char
acter and was greatly beloved by her
family and wide circle of friends
During the daysH her inyalidism she
was the object OF the tenderest devo.
ton on the part Of her family and
friends. She was q consistent mem,
Der Of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
The funeral is announced to take
place Thursday afternoon at 2:SC
O'clock from the family residence anc
burial will be made in the Rex Gene
terry at White Rock by Undertaken r
IL. Cunningham Services will b
conducted by theRey. G. E. Goodwin
pastor Of the First NJ. 2. church.
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TEACHERS ARE
(ContInued Irom page one.

i
session toIl held this evening at the
High school, at which time Lee Drt-
yer, of Randolph county, Indiana, will
giey an illustrated lecture on Con
solidation." The session this after
noon was held in the Presbyterian
church, but the evening session will
be held at the@Hlgh school bull & 3,
The conference throughout vii. N
clude the discussions of such subjects
as the school code in operation
where does it fall to hitch up? Get
ting ready for The next legislature
and what additional school legislation
is NEEDED What recognition should
be given to teachers who have had
training in Normal schools? What
does Amerlcaniation mean? What
about the Smith Towner bill? How
to remedy the PERCENTAGE of attend.
ance of high school and college, and
many others.
The Thursday morning sessions
will be held III the Presbyterian
church church, when city, county and
district superintendent will be as
signed q special room in which t.
meet.
The hig education association pro
per will open Thursday afternoon al
two O'Clock in the auditorium Of the
First Presbyterian church. Retirlne
President L. B. Hill, of the West Vir'
ginia university, probably will 9 side
at the opening session and until afte1
the newly elected president, Watimar
IN. Barbe, of Morgantown, has delly
cred his address, which will be deliv
cred at the evening session on Thurs
day, after which Mr.. Barbe will pre-
side at the general sessions.
Ten minute talks by number o
prominent educators of the state OF
subjects Of interest to the assemblag'
will feature the opening session
| Among those who will give. thes'
talks are R. l. Roudehush, state su
pervisor Of rural schools; James p
EAllen, president Davis and Elkins col
liege; NJ. p. shawkey, state snperin
tendent OF schools, and Joseph Ro
sier, president Of the Fairmont Stat
| Normal school. Eollowing these tel
minute talks a general discussion. o
| the topic "some Educational Meet
of the Immediate Future" will be LEI
Iby F. R. Hamilton, president Of Mar
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shall college. iIrlnsion. an olsan
nreinde win be played by Mrs Mlnor
Durham and tie devoitons van oe
conducted 81 the Rev G, Z. Goodwin,
pastor oftfe F'ifs ~. p cnurcn.
The addres 50 he president Wiz
feature the eyenin lon q tglnote
row. Hon. Waltniail = Barb one 81
the prominent educat tors 81 che stare
and president Of the association VII
deIiVera thirty minute addfe g oli tbs
subject Education for Lead y.
Another interesting feature d ms
session will be the address q kaopl
Israel Batten, y Charleston. 4 meme
Der Of the West Virginia Code oiil-
mission. Rail- Batten viii talls ca
the subject "Our Educational ReadE
iustment and Better Salaries
A musical feature OF this session.
will be the duet by Mrs, CIV: sfaa-
dell and Mrs. Forrest Fankllauset
and selection by teh r mont tfo7
tary club quartette. A reception %
the visiting teachers will be given 1f
the City Teachers association y y g
conclusion Of this session.
The Friday sessions will begin 9
nine o'clI * e. the First NJ. b. chti's
and will continue throughout the day
and the conference will conclude with
the Saturday morning session.
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ing Laboratory, inspecting engineers
and chs1iis t.. IS h the Failmont fields
today
i L coke Output
Accord 80 inform ton eiy5ed
~ q. 4. Beil xEeutIye vice president
OF the Northern West Virginia Goa
Operators Association Federal Fuel
Administrator Garfield has authorized
the prohibition Of beehive coke pro-
duction Il the director general and
railroads and his representatives deem
advisable AS yet no order has been
issued prohibiting The manufacture OF
coke at beehive ovens.
All Of the ovens in the Fairmont re-
gion are Of the beehive type, but tho
majority Of them have not worked
regularly since the war closed. The
Jamison Coal and Coke company and
1.-THE Virginia and Pittsburgh Coal COM
pany appear to be producing the mosl
Of the coke In the Fairmont region just
now.