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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
PENTRU APARAREA UNE1 /
LUZu POLITICE.

D. A. C. CUZA, spune ca hota-
rindu-se sd vorbeasca, o face spre
a-si apara o iluzie politica - 81 q
hume accca stabilirii unei armo-
nice conlucrari a tuturor elemcn-
telor din accst parliament, - lar
pc de alta parte spre a apara a.
cest parliament de incercarea ee
Sc face de al desagrega.
@ VOCE LA LIBERALI: + 0
idec care va obsedeaza.
D. A. C. CUZA: Ell sper ca
vom ayea in sfirsit putinta unci
caderi de accord, char ell domnil
din fund, Gu socialistii.
O VOCE: MOI suntem Camera,
aci, HI intcrnationala!
d. A. G. CUZA: Vorbesc de So
cialistii nationali. La fncercarea
noastra de a dnfaptui acest acord,
d-tra libcralii att raspuns GU ura.
VOCI LA LIBERALI: MOI am
raspnns Gu dragostea crestincas-
ca.
d. A. G. CUzA: All raspuns Gu
Q yrasmasic latenta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
UN SEF DE JANDARM1 CARE
VREA SA DOARMA LINISTIT.

ID. CAPATANEANU, aratlnd
ca jandarmeria este nefolositoare
in forma eli actuala, citeaza cazul
unui sef de jandarmi care, voind
sd alba liniste pc cind dormea, da-
duse porunca sd Sc arunce Gu pie
trii dntr''un lac din apropicre ca
sd nu mai oracaie broastele. Ola
ritatc).
y. Tatarcscu spunea ca G ne
vote de reorganizarea autorltatil
81 a jandarmeriei.
ID. JUSTIN STANESCU: Dlui
yorbit subtire, asa ca d-ta nu
l-ai inteles.
d. CAPATANEANU: moi insa
voim introduccrca unui nou spl-
rit, a spiritului de dreptatc, care
.nu poate Fl stabilit fara inlocul-
rca actualei jandarmerii. Vom fas
&C in accst chip un serviclp Aatrl-
eli 81 O economic budgetara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
DOMNUL CUZA 81 PR1ETENIl
SAL.

ID. CUXA face 0 expuncre gene
rala conditinnilor sociale carl
au dctcrminat in trecut vechiul
regim polite in care partidele Isl
succcdau automatic la conduce-
rea tarii.
D. JELEA CODREANU: Au
ytapinit, II 'au condus.
u. CUZA: Adevarat, All stapl-
nit, cum zice prietenul mcu d
Codrcanu.
D. STEFAN loan: Aveti dol
unul i'll fata 81 altul in spate!
d. PRESEDlNTE N. IORGA
Macar sa-ti dea 81 d-tale Dunno
zeu Gel putin dol, de acest tel. Il
laritate).
d. CUZA: Ni-s'a adus acuzatiu-
nea ca samanam anarchia 81 Cd
propagam impartirea totala pro.
prietatii. MOI insa yoim larglr'
a drepturilor paturii taranestl.
@ VOCE LA LIBERALI: AT
votat impotriva votului uniyer
sal.
I. d. CUZA: Am votat impotriva
formulei d-tra, nu inpotriva 70
tului universal.
Cit priyeste cererea de sc de-
.fiinta jandanneria, din care MIS-
face 0 acuzatiune, trebue recunos
cut ca jardarmii all .ajuns foart,
neplacuti taranilor, de oare :,
au fost un element dc presume
lBlocuf aplapda
.f,af g. + n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
20 NINA DE AJUTOR" PRE-
TIOASA.

1napoia manifestation d-tra,
SC ascundc un interes polite 81 I'm
calcul grcsit. Laberalii, att intrat
aci intro infama minoritate. ia
ia Gle maioritate apreciabila ca
a noastra. Watt facut socotcala
cd, alipindu-va anlmlte clemente
din bloc, Yeti reusi sa Va formatl
majoritatea.
Daca att intelegc nevoile pre-
zcntului, att putca fl partid dc
glvernammt. lnsa nu wise da sprl
jinul care va trebue.
o VOCE LA LlBERALI: De
ce nu he dai o NINA de ajutor'
ID. CUZA: Hei &C pretioasa ar
Fl nina mea de ajutor?
(llaritatc generally.
Avcti. All inailitea d.trl.
O VOCE LA LIBERALl: II a.
vcm pc d. Cuza, care-l apara pc
D-rul Lupu. (Libcralii aplauda(. !.
d. CUZA: Avcti inaintca d-tra
dovada ca att instigat Gu totli IA
sa cum ati intrigat Gu genera!ul
Averescu.
Lovitura de stat ar consta toe.
mai in incredcrca de Sc relntro-
duce yechiu sistem, caruia apar-
tincti. Va fac un serviciu, 1ndem-
nindu-va sd fiji foarte plrldentl
d-tra carl conduceti partidul Ii
bcral, caci wa ameninta mare
,primejdie.
! D. FLORIAN: &c al d-ta CT
paguba noastra?
d. CUZA: ID. Tatarcscu ceg
mai buna dovada ca att incerca1
sd introduceti vrajba in mijlocu
Parlamentului.
| Camera actuala va trebui sa-s
indeplineasca chcmarea Pc care
0 are. Gita vreme maj suntcti aci
d-tra libcralii mai sunteti utili.
| Ce he desparte pc moi, dior
ca sd manifestati aceasta mentali
.tatc vrasmaseascaY
! VOCI LA LIBERALI: Asa-i
nu he desparte mimic.
! d. CUZA: 1mpreuna cu d-tra
sau fara d-tra 81 char ampotrivs
d-tra, moi ne vom face datoria pl
ma la capat.
(Blocul aplauda dndelung).
~
Id. presedinte N. Iorga celeste
calduroasa adresd presedintelu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
UN INCIDENT DESTUL DE
sGoMoT0S.

D. CRETU reediteaza acuzati-
unilc abuse liberalilor, aflrlnlnd
ca boerilor li-se va face lln SER
viciu cind li-sc vor lua moSil!e
pentru cal vor scapa dc datori.
O VOCE LA LIBERALI: D-ta
nu csti taran, csti caricumar!
D. CRETU, continulnd, - in
desele protestant ale llbcralilor, -
spune ca mosiile luate, de oarc zee
proprictarii sunt lenesi, betlvi s
risipitori. (Murmure, exclamatll
la liberali).
D. l. G. DUCA: D-ta esti clrciu
mar, nu eSti taran!
D. presedinte IORGA: Gu pa
,-ere de. rau ma vad nevoit sd
intervin.
D. DUCA: Sc intelege, da
am intervenit eu. :.
ID. IORGA: DIE Crctu, trebue
sd intelegi ca asemenea cuvmt
n 'au fost nici olata rostltc &c
nici un deputat la adrcsa cole
gilor sal Prin urmare, trebuc SO
Iretrageti aceste cuvinte. lucrr
care de altfel il cere 81 un domr
deputat care sc loveSte nerves pc
ste haina.
| d. DUCA: Spuntei numelc ace
| lei persoane!
| y. IORGA: Suntcti d-tra :!
i ID. DUCA: Doar II al sa-mi cen
surezi acum 81 gesturile.
(Dlocul Sc agita sgomotos. Ii
beralii murmura).
d. Duca ramas in picioare
j in mijlocul vociferarilor, car
crcsc, luind acum caracterul u
nui tumlllt.
VOCI din rindurile taraniStl
lor: Jos! Jos.
D. DUCA: Cine striga: JOS
= !, r;ai.e Sal vad, daca are Gu
raj!
d. SPINEANU. din rlndurll'
taranistilor Csc ridica): Eu!
(Nociferari violentc Sc produ'
de ambclc parti. Tumultul G g
neral. Interventiunea d-lui pre-
scdinte, in scop de a tcmpera sp'
rite!e, g zadarnica).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
UN IDEAL NEREALIZAT.

d. CuZA: Spre ne vorbi de
incapacitate, alta 'acuZatiunc
care mis- a adus - d. Tatarescu
pus toata Stiinta sa. Nc-a acuzat
in special pc chestiunca numirilor
in administratie. Att volt, de ST.
CUR, ca administratia sd fie o alta
magistratura, nu?
VOCO LA LIBERALI: De ST.
gur
y. CUZA: Acesta idealul d-tra
hu?
VOCI LA LlBERALI: Aces.a
|e, desigur!
D. CUZA: Atunci regret ca in
cAcizeci dc ami II 'ati'fost ill stare
sal realizati! (1laritate geenrala)
A fost un interes polite 81 un
intercs general ca acei candida ii
carl s'au prczentat in fata alega-
torilor 81 carl Sc bucurau de in.
crcderea alegatorilor sd fic pusl
sd conduca intereselc populated
ljudetene.
Vorbitorul citeaza serie dc
hume ale cclor earl au fost nu
miti prefecti.
d. G. TOMA: Oar la Iasi, dc ct
l-ati scos pc Cardas dupa o sapta
mine de functionare?
d.. DIR. LUPT, ministrul de in
terne: Prefectul de Iasi fost III
NIT de mine.
! (Ilaritate 81 APPLAUSE la liberali
exclamatii).
ID. PRESEDINTE N. IORGA
lNu va bucurati de maj nainte.
| u. CUZA da eXplicatiunea C;
Id. CardaS era numai dclegat,
ca s'a rctras la vcchiul sau pos
cind ia incetat cgatiunca.
| ID. c. TOMA: Oar cum Sc fac
ca 4. Cardas ramas indignat?
d. PRESEDINTE n. IOEGA
lAi d-ta mandat de la d. Carda
sd spui ca indignat!
4 ID. A. G. CUZA: Voiti oarc S
facem 0 comparable intre prefe,
til nostri 81 prefectii d-tra, d-lo
libeali? Nu voiu intra dc altft
in acest teribil capitol. (Exclama
til la libcrali(.
Am numit peste tot oamenl pr
gatiti, cinstiti 81 carl Sc bucura d
! incrcdcrca populatiunil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
H1p1c sEp1NTA"

y. \. IORGA lin vrcme ce q
Duca sta mereu in plcioare, 81
yocifcrari,e continuity. Daca Mt
Sc sfirseste Gu aceasta atltudlne
yoiu ridica sedinta.
in mijlocul zgomotului genera
d. Iorga sc ridica 81 paraseSte ~
toliul presedintial, punlndu-sl ca
clula pc cap.
Numerosii deputati Sc ridica =
ej, crupindu-se in jurul tribunel,
Discutiunea eontinua, aprnsa,
vremc de cinci minute, dupa carr
sedinta SC redeschide.
d. CRETU: Rctrag cuvintele p
carl imi cereti sa le retrag, dcsi
81 d-tra att spus taranilor de ne
numarate orr ca sunt lcneSl $.
betivi.
AS mai avea de spus 81 alte III
crlri, desprc socialist 81 despre
ereva.
y. n. IORGA: Va rog foarte
multi sd ramineti in subject.
y. CRISTESCU: Sa vorbcasca
s;l vorheasca mai alcs despre gre
va!
| D. N. IORGA: In partea aceca
d-lc Cristcscu, nll prcsa, asa g
de. gcaba te agiti...
d. CRETU isl incheie expune
rea ,rtaind ca conducatorii dc pi
ma ac,lm all inselat pc taranl, ca
| rora, daca ar fl sd lc dea tot pa
mintul cit le-au fagaduit, ie-a'
trcbui saptc tari ca a noastra
Scaparea tarii este numal an nun
ca, munca incordata. (Liberalii 4
| plauda de asia data).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
All pomenit d-tra jandarmerie

All pomenit d-tra jandarmerie
in Franta?
VOCI LA LIBERALI: Cum de
nu!
d. CUZA: Acolo unde e, ca e
pastratoarea ordinei, lar nu ele-
ment de apasare. Taranul Romiu
e dovada cd suntem poporul eel
mai cumpanit 81 eel mai judecat
O VOCE LA LIBERALI: Ala.
I'd de taranisti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
pIsCUTIA AsUPRA JANDAR-
4 MERIEI.

y. CAPATANEANUi referin-
du-sc la intcrpclarea dJlui Tata-
rcscu, in chcstillnca jandarmilor,
spunc ca vocste sd elucideze 0 Sc
.rie de chestnut, de oare ce parti-
dul tGranesc s'a ales in virtutea
unui program pc care intelege sa-!
respecte 81 sal realizczc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06

Camerei, ca raspuns la Saluturile
adresatc de Camera rom1na.
Domnii miniytri Vlad, Mihala.
che 81 DR.. Lupu depun citeva pro
iecte pentru deschiderea de ere
dite.
La orele $50 sedinta Sc suspen
da pentru 10 minute.
La redeschidere, arc cuNlntu
d. STEFAN loan, care arati
ca prefectul judet,lui SuceaU;
dedasoara activitate Gu desa
v1rsire potrivnica armonlzar1i 50
ciale, samin1nd vrajba lntre 10
cuitori.
d. GENERAL MARCH, scanna
lcaza scric de abuzur1 saNlrslt
de prefcctul judetuli Tulcea, p
yrcmca razboiului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
CUM Sc CONFIRMA LA RO
CHEFOUCAULD.

D-tra liberalii, nc-ati atacat ell
ipocrizic. confirmind maxima lui.
La Rochefoucauld care spune ca
ipocrizia e un omegiu pc care VI
ciul ii aduce virtutei.
Att pus Pc d. Tatatrcsca, un IT,
mar nccunoscut.
NOCI LA LIBERALI: ID. Lup'l
il cunoaste de multi.
ID. CUZA: I'm tinar necunoscut
nou aparut in arena politica, spfa
Il doycdi 81 d-tra ca aveti ,,oa-
meni noui''. (llaritate).
i drept ga un tinar de talent,
insa de ocamdata, fara autoritate
Ceea cc lDseamna ca La d-tra ia.
lentul fara autoritate 81 autori-
tatea fara talent. (Ilaritate gene
rala).
Ne-ati adus acuzatiunea ca vo'
i'm sd semanam desordinca.
O VOCE LA LlBERAlI: M
d-ta personal.
d. CUZA: Va sd zica la no
iii partid cincva care reprezlnta
81 ordinea.
d. JUCA: Sigur. Vino d-ta l.
:ministcrll de inferno 81 nu ma
avom n;ci grije.
ID. Prcscdinte N. IORGA: Foar
to bine. Daca dai d-ta vote mai a
les! (Ilaritate).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
INCA ODATA LA ROCHEFO GU
CAULD.

y. G.. MiRZESCu, cercetind a.
firmati,nile facut, de d. a. G.
Cr,za, gaseste tocnai in expune-
rea d-lui C,,za dovada Ca la
R,chefoucauii are lrapts'. rlnd
spune ca iroeri1i;y este omag'nl
- care vici,l il aduce virtutoi.
(Continuarc pc pag. ~.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
ROMtNIA ST REGIMUL NAVI-
GATIEI Pc DUNARE.

ID. V. BRATIANU anunta o in
tcrpelarc privitoare la regimul
Dunarii, care cauta sd Sc institute
acum prin infiintarea unei comisi-
uni internationale de navigatiunc
la pesta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06

VOCI LA LIBERALI: Iluzia,
iluzie!
d. A. C. CUZA: Ati raspuns cu
0 ura latenta sau, Gu o ura 20
culta''.
(Murmure. Protcstari).
Caracterizarea de oculta nu a
mea. Il d-lui prescdinte, care
mia suflat-o. (llaritate).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
PARLANENTUL
- SEDINTA DE LA Z FEBRU
ARIE 1890.
G A NJ e R A

La orele 3 d. presedinte N. Ior-
ga ocupa fotoliul presidential, in
tribuna ministeriala find domnii
Pop, prim-ministru ed-interim 81
DIR. Lupu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
D. SIMIONESCU-B1RLAD

V'ati ales Gu Averescu 81 v'ati
facut programul la Astoria"
d. JUSTIN STANESCU: All
trisat. tx /
d. PreeSdinte N. IORGA: Ace
stca sunt intreruperi pentru pre-
sd.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16
LOCAL SOCIAL |. EVENTS

ter, Minnie Mahafey, Gypsy Irwin,
Ruth Baldwin, Opal Fisher. Creola
Moorehead, Terzah Moorehead,
virginia Phelps, Ella Phelps,
Blanche Phelps. Madge GoodinG,
Edna Mcbride, Margaret Goedcck-
er, Ruth BanheId, Mary Vaughn,
Ruth Fitzhugh. Lillian squires,
Opal Smith, Virginia Smith, Mable
Watkins, Sadie Watkins, May Ma
hafey, Nellie Dell, Hazel Chapman,
Mesdames L. C. Jenkins and Addie
Phelps, Massrs. Kenneth Jackson,
William Morrison. Edgar Glover.
Carroll J. Clayton, Homer Crimes
James D. Cain, II. R. Woody,
George Gerow, Fred Nicker,
Ralph HodgIns. Harold smouse,
Wiley Garrett, Paul L. Hupp, c.
Wrasse,, Jr., Rex Lanham. Joe
Martin, Dale SquIres. Ralph Du-
mire, Harry Brown, Roy Cunning
ham, Hamdon Freeman, Glenn
Fisher, Glanda Fisher, Cecil Mar
shall, Paul Eckles, Dalton Crimes,
Clarence Sheets, Bill Villains.
John Whitock, Felix Garrett, Law
renee Lewis, Delbert Jenkins, Ellis
Thornburg. Mac Davidson, Ed.
Wrasse.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16

By Mrs. Minor Durham, organi5t Of
the church, and the members Of the
choir are as follows:
sopranos-Mrs. #. E. johnson.
Mabel Toothman, Mrs. Pearl Reed
Wise. Catherine Troxel, Dorothy
McNeely, Naomi HefTner, Ruth
Wilson, Mrs. w. R. Crane, Mrs. o.
F. Davis, Jr., Mrs. Raymond Fish
or, Mrs. Clark Crosse. Helen Crowl.
AItos-Mrs. Harold Schwarm. Pau
line Reed, Jessie Jacobs, Mrs. Hal
Hall, Mrs. Asa B. Smith, Mrs. s.
G. Meyer, Sadie Crowl, Nina Simon.
MalIssa Crowl. Tenor-S. H. Die
mer, Robert G. Smith, ]. j. Thrash
err, c. F. Crane. E. Z. Mercer. Bass
IT. E. johnson, Howard Merri-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16
cantala Tonight.

The Senior girls Glee club OF
the East side schools. assisted by
Mrs. Bruce Bailey. Miss Pauline
Reed. soloists, and Miss Marie
Scott. organist, and Beryl jenkins.
pianist, will present tonight at the
palatina Baptist church the Christ.
mas cantatu entitled Bethlehem.
The program will begin ut eight
o'clock and will be under the di-
rection OF Miss Bertha Dllgarde.
supervisor OF music OF the East
side schools. The public is invit-
cd.
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n Present Cantata.

on next Sunday evening the
choir of the First Methodist Episco-
pal church will present a sacred
cantata entitled bethlehem" tho
words of which were written and
arranged by L. Cuthbert Mum and
the music by ]. II. Maunder This
Is a difficult and very beautiful
work and the choir has spent much
time in preparing it, so that rare
treat is in store for the members
Of the church and their friends.
The beautiful organ acCompani-
ment will he very capably handled
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16
Celebrated birthday

Miss Virginia Phelps was hostess
IN Tuesday evening at her home
On Field street at a partY OF pretty
apotntmcuts in celebration Of tho
sixteenth anniversary Of her birth.
sixty-five guests were entertained
with games, dancing and music
and refreshments were served. The
Interior of the house was decorat-
ed with Christmas effects. Those
present were: Misses Gladys Bald
win, Nell Michael. Virginia Jen-
kins, Lillian Bennett, Alfredo Kin
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16
RIrthdny Celebrated.

Miss Eva Doolittle was hostess
last evening at her home on Dia-
mond street to n number Of friends
in honor OF Miss Margaret Parker
and in celebration OF the 18th
birthday anniversary oC the latter.
The house was prettlly decorated
In Christmas effects and the eve
ming was delightfully."- spent with
games and music and refreshments
we're served
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Isabella Thoburn circle OF the
First NJ. Z. church will be held his
evening at 1880 O'Clock at the
church parlOrs instead of .or.orow
evening al usual. A program will
be observed, n social hour Eeil and
matters OF important business at
tended to. The hostesses will be
Mrs. c. s. Riggs, Mrs. W. $. Mert-
dith and the Misses Lola Hnl!a1d
and Mabel Toothnan.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16
To Hold Bazaar

Tho senior Ladies' Aid Society Of
Grace Lutheran Church will hold
Christmas bazaar and bake in the
Haas Paint store on Fairmont ave-
nue. on Saturday morning. The pub
lie is invited to patronize this af-
fair.
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chrlst,nas Tea.

Christmas effects were sttrac'
lively carried out In tine appoint
fnents Of one Of the pretttest OF the
holiday seasons social AFFAIRS al
which Mrs. Harry E. Engle, hrs'
Harry A Williamson and Mrs. Sam
uei Leeper were hoStesses yester'
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Williamson on Madison street.
The guests OF honor were Mrs.
Thomas Russell Gather, Of WIN
chester, Virginia, sister OF MRS.
Engle, and Mrs. williamson ana
Mrs, Joseph Ridgely, OF Colorado
Springs. Colorado. The living
rooms and reception hall were ar
tistically decorated in Christmas
effects. Large baskets OF STAND
ards placed on pedestals, in win
dow seats, on mantels and else,
where filled with red potnsettlas
and laurel and Christmas bells ana
tfnsel hung from chandeliers and
cornices Wera effectively used ana
in the dining room, where salad
lunch was served, the serving table
was conferred with q miniature
Christmas tree decorated In Christ.
mas tinsel and bells while crystal
bowls filled with red roses were
placed about the room. Tho lunch
served also carried out the Christ
mas color scheme OF green and red
The hostesses and the honor guests
received the callers Informally AT
ar which they were Invited to the
dining room by Mrs. Howard }.
Ross and Mrs. Ira L. Smith. Mrs
James Morton Black and MRS:
Claude H. King poured coffee anu
the dining room aides were mrs
edward W. Howard, Mrs. Leroy D:
Howard, Mrs. James G. Weltoa and
. Mrs. Charles c. Robb. This after
noon Mechanics Englo, Williamson
and Leeper are again entertaining
with Mrs. Gather and Mrs. Ridge
IL as the honor guests.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Elliott
Barnes, Of Charleston, are the
guests OF the latter's parents. Cap
tain and Mrs. George NJ. Alexap'
der, at their home on Bcnoni ave
nue.. They arrived here yesterday
and will remain here until after the
holiday RensOn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16
To Present .RfvaIs"

Much interest centers in the pre-
sGntatiOn by the pupils of the high
school tomorrow evening of the
Rivals. a pretty comedy. The pub
lie is invited to witness the play
which promises to he an interesting
one.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16

Mrs. Earl Fuller. Of the Fuller
orchestra, of New York, will sing al
the Par Mar dance tomorrow even
ing to ba held at the Masonic TEN
mic. The orchestra which made a
hit here on previous occasions VIII
furnish the music and a splendid
time is anticipated by the Par MAJ
boys and their friends.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16
Christmas
shopping
in the
mems
store

Rare, indeed, Is the real mans
shop where a woman feels at
home and really delights TO buy.
but such shop is Hatley's.
And just at the present time us
a most attractive place with its
Christmas Gift suggestions.
Bath Robes, warm and woody,
and Slippers 10 add their comfort
to the hour Of ease; Ties that are
unusual; English Scars and soft
Angora wool; hand loOmed and
silken Muf7ers. finely woven,
give one a choice by no means
limited. Then there are the hand
kerchiefs, socks, pajamas. belts.
travelling bags and the wardrobe
trunks; the warm overcoats and
stylish new suits for boy or man.
And with their long experience
in selecting wares for men folk, a
woman may be certain Of the cor
rectness Of the gift she chooses for
her man.
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men particularly will
want to give gloves

OF course they butt will be simple
find utandAen can leave the rest to 7I5scbs
complete That ev wide latitude for
likes For she prefer s@e9t9
A Fine FendhKi Gaunte- g4@l4
These come in black white beaver with
embroidered back $500 ai{fs8t
Medium Weight Rque- sG ssA%
Come brown grey shipment Just $75osa
$500 pair ID
Fine French Kid
$325 S550 s,easEs
Washable KID ~ 4o
Heavy waghtbown, beaver gy$4oo and $3.50
Suede Gloves and sTey$2.25 $50 II se HIS
l6- Button Black, Coye-$850 and $1,000. sss9
six and Silk Lined in black beaver and brOwn-$250 aM
Chmoaeue white brown and beaver 50
and$3 .as4sfs
chldn's Wool N bovnan and mixed-75 to $l.25.
Chadn's Kid and Suede GlOve-$I.5oto $3.25. -
Kid Miten with Fur TOp-$50 sesae
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". c. T. U. Bazaar.

Plans were perfected for the ba-
Ear to be held by the W. c. T. U.
on tomorrow morning in the +. c.
Rowand store on Main street.
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Coming Tomorrow

Miss Martha Fleming. who at
tends Beechwood School in PhiIa-
delpFia, will arrive here tomorrow
evening to spend the holidays at
the home Of her father w. NJ. Flem-
ing on Main street,
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The Girls Guild OF Christ Epis-
copal Church win hold an exchange
in the II and Fl drug store on Main
street on Saturday morning.
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Dance Tonight

The local lodge OF Ell6s win hold
It's Christmas dance on December
80, with the Weston orchestra OF
Altoona, Pa, to furnish the music.
This evening the Elks and their
ladies will dance at the club rooms
in the DeYeny Building to the
strains Of music furnished by the
Oriental orchestra A large num-
Der will attend the dance this even
ing which promises to be most en-
joyable.
additional Society on Page FOUR
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field. z. W. Howard. Minor Dun
ham, 8. q. Meyer.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-07
FRENCH PREMIER IS
QUITE OPTIMISTIC

Paris, Feb. e.-The chamber Of
deputies voted confidence in the cab
met today on an Interpolation with
regard to its foreign foreign policy.
The vote was 518 to IS. Premier
asserted that the govern;
ment was determined to execute Wig
orously and fully the peace treaty
and service notice on Germany that
all that h owes we will exast.'
The premier said he considered that
the Germans had fagrantly failed to
execute the delivery of coal, which
was most important t o France. while
burning more coal than the French
to warm themselves.
NJ. Millerand declared he regretted
that the United States had not yet
ratified the treaty, but remarked. that
the PREPARATIONS commission was
functioning and I'VE have no dis
quietude concerning the final decision
of h United States"
Discussing the Franco-American
military pact, N. Millerand said it
was r~eassuring because both coun-
tries want it, except that one wants
it to be perpetual while the other
wants it terminated il the League Of
Nations is later deemed to AFFORD
adequate protection.
The premier pointed out that the
Anh-Bolshevik armies had been
checked. but declared that nothing
justified the belief that their .reverSes
were final.