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cars, which, however 10 . gain 81
I21 cars over the previous Weel
while Il was short 312 loads OF tWI
WeAkB ago. ConBlgpmenfB were a. 4
follows last week: B, q q. 613l
cars: Bangor & Arostock, 10 cASH
G. Of N, j., 81 cars; LehtEh RalS
lev. 95 cars; Erie, 1853 cars Cen
trai OF New England, 320 clyS
West Shore, IA cars. New York.
New Haven & Hartford, 3S cGegs
P. & r, 313 cars; Boston q Maine
al cars: Maine Central, IS oAFgs
The New York Central secured no
coal IN the region last week. -,
3. a o. Worried Now: IL
Little news has broken IL the
railroad situation other than thap
the B. q o. railroad appears 70 9e
anxious to meet with operators ~
Northern West Virginia TO tax oyeE
the fuel needs OF the system Gp1
mako plnnG to furnish 1t: Last
wear a Committee OF operators % s
Fegted to 3, a o. officials that tbs
matter be arranged before Q rising
market came, but they got e
"ooId Rhoulder" at Baltimore,
a result the B. q O's 70. Q, s. calls
have not been listened to with mueh
attention by operators. eS
The Lake situation.
Toward the close OF l4at Week
coal was moving to the lakes ratlai
ar slowly. The railroads had only
7.O48 cars In port on Friday moFfS
ing while there were 4407 In trAnh
II. ON Thursday the docks dump
ed 1894 cars while the rece1pSS
were 27l9 cars. Loading on
day was estimated at 116 cars
At Lorain on Friday there
three boats cleared carrying $50 y
out OF a total Of five.
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Notea and PeraonaIa


Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Snider, were
visitors at the home of their daugh.
ter. Mrs. Walter Hobert, near
Philippi yesterday.
Mrs. C. SalvaLtI and son Raymond
who returned to their home Satur.
day after q few weeks visit in Con-
necticut, were in New York at the
time OF the bomb explosion in Wall
street. They visited the scene OF
the explosion.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Kurko,
at their home in Butler, Pa, last
week a baby daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kurko were former residents
of this town. Mrs Kurko was be.
fore her marriage, Miss Bessie
Davis.
Mrs. Francis Glbobns and Mrs.
Mildred higgins will represent
Black Diamont Temple No. 6 Pyth.
Ian Sisters at u district meeting OF
Pythian Sisters which will be held
in Fairmont September 8.
Louise, the IS month old body OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Casino Defagis, died
at its home here Saturday morning
of blood poison. 1t had been a
patient at Cook hospital for two
week Burial was made in the
Catholic cemetery here yesterday.
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the liEhteat weekly shipment 10 this
pier for fully three weeks. st.
Georges shipments last week at
la cars were stronger than they
had been for q period OF four weeks
. Wagon coal production was run.
ming along at about normal last
week with so cars loaded. This
was four cars heavier than the pre-
vtous week but two less than the
week ending September 1.
Short To The West.
The one outstanding feature OF
last weeks statistics on the divi-
sion showed that business was
boosted to the east. Line Ship-
ments and export and New Eng
land consignmentS naturally sUnt
fuel In that direction. Practically
all western outlets showed 4 fall.
ing off OF tonnage. Ohio points OF
c13 carloads dropped 179 cars when
compared with the previous week:
Michigan points with but d car
loads chalked up showed a drop
while misceIlaneous western ship
mepts at 227 carloads developed 4
drop-off from the previous week OF
10 cars, Movement generally was
strong east with 3715 loads OF The
aggregate Of 1880 loads drawn east
OF Grafton on the B. & o. railroad,
causing a congestion that caused
much concern to operating Officials
Of the line last week. The total
number Of coal loads east was 1888
with 1856 west. Coke movement
was 70 cars east and So west and
this industry has picked up won
derfully In the region during the
past year.
Weekly r. r. Fuel.
Railroad fuel loading ran a rath.
or low figure last week at 1760
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.E0DAY,S XVIII
BET; rag Z g ., s. Pat at. OF T..

nsJ9sro to Yesterdays XVIII.
al fish sw1ms by means of it's
5ig tail fin and steers itself with
some common poisonous
plants are poison Ivy, monks hood,
feadly ntghtshRde and hanbane.
test coffee drop some that
e Ground into a glass OF water.
Jhadnlatered coffee will float Oh
she surface, while chicory or other
grains will sink.
There Is an aerial railway on
kffe Wettarhorn Mountain in
Switzerland, where cars are car
He'd up and down on cables.
Sabotage is any poor work or
6ther4 damage done by dissatisfied
The first practical talking
chine was sa invented by Bell and
iayeiin is short light
"A beaksr Is wide mouthed
drinking cup.
beacon-is any object set on
iore, reefs or buoys to guide
mariners; also a signal fire.
The expression "A-1" origin.
az q symbol In the code used
~ Iiloyd,s shipping register, "a
sfaniing for perfect condition OF
llfs huiI Of the ship and Il" mean.
Ia the whole equipment was in
1000 order
New Questions
Who were the F'orty-Niners?
What countries are best ad-
spted ITO II commerce?
Why does ice float?
Why does the fish have no
ySiEltRgf
How do the Legumes make
ne soil they grow IN more produc'
ifFa2
6What IS short-staple cotton?
7-Who was Simon Newcomb?
What Is the correct Dronunci-
ltton b faprfcot?
g. What is abiogenesls?
t0-What is alignment?
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II. w. Crawford, the Eairmont rep
resentative OF the concern.
R. NJ. Davis of the Davis CO.
Company, Morgantown, Is In FAR
James Close, OF the s. D. Brady
interests. has returned from Ba4el'
M. r. r. Lake Trade.
Movement of the MononGahela
railway yesterday was right fAlr
there having been loads from
there out Of the West Virginia dis
trtct. The sportionment for the
district was A cars.
Daily ShIpmens
more & Ohio railroad yesterday
were as follows: Curtis Bay, 1858
cars; st. Georges IS cars; lakes
10s cars; Michigan points 2 oars;
Ohio points 10 cars; miscellaneous
western shipments IS cars.
Railroad Fuel
Railroad fuel shipments Oft the
B. & o. railroad yesterday WAS 26S
carloads. The constgnments were
as follows: B, & o. IS cars; Bangor
& Aroostock 10 cars; C. Of N. ]. 10
cars; Leliigh Valley 10 cars; New
York, New Haven, & Hartford 6
cars: P. & R. IS cars; Boston &
Maine, 13 cars; Maine Central Z
cars; Erie 5 cars; Chesapeake
Beach IA cars; West Shore "a cars;
Central New England 4S cars.
Operators Meeting
A number of coal operators from
Northern West Virginia interested
in the washington end OF the Mar
tinBburg proceedings met this
morning at the office of the North.
ern West Virginia Coal Operators
Association In the Jacobs Building.
It is understood that the coal op-
orators committee will make an
oher trip to Washington, D. c., on
Friday.
Edward Matthews. secretary o.
sub district 4, Is in Lumberport to-
John Custalac, district boaro
member today is at McWhorter.
Isaac Scott, international travel
ing auditor, is at Almina today.
Der and Nick Aiello, district board
Ira Marks, district board member
is at Lost Creek today.
Lake Shipments OF.
Once again the lake shipments
from the Fairmont region took a
tumble last week, when there were
but ITO cars sent there, dropping
down 1876 loads from the previous
week. This is $50 loads less than
the 1856 car apportionment OF the
Monongah division.
ESnoPt Shlpments.
Export shipments dropped down
some last week. All shipments to
Curtis Bay, which included some
New England consignments III &C
cOrdance with the Interstate Com,
nierce commissions service order,
aggregated 9S5 carloads. This is
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Preach At JoetoWn
Church Of Christ

Next Sunday both in the morn.
ing and evening, Evangelist A. A.
Bunner OF Cleveland, Ohio, will
preach in the Church. of Christ at
Joetown, Warrington district.
Themes for both services, THE
Two Conditions OF the Christ Like
ness" 1t has been many years
since Evangelist Bunner preached
at this place and 1t was here that
he met and married his wife, Miss
years ago in this month.
Should weather conditions per-
NIT, the people are requested to
bring their dinner and the second
service will be at $3.50 instead of
night
The public cordially invited.
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Again Expel
N. Y. Socialists
[By Associated PressI

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 21.-Thc
assembly judiciary committee today
by a vote of to reported without
recommendation the resolution OF
Asssmblymnn Gallett to exclude the
Socialists from the extraordinary
session. Action on the resolution
was made special order business
for p. m. to-day.
Rumania possesses many natural
medicinal springs, the most imDor.
tant being In tho RamnIcu-Valcea
area, where the waters contain TO-
dine and sulphur.
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MONONGAH
Fine Picnic

The odd Fellows and Rebekahs
of Worthington, Enterprise and
Shinnston, who had basket picnic
at Traction park yesterday were
addressed in the afternoon by
Judge Robson, OF Clarksburg. who
gave a fine talk on the origin ana
progress and the great amount OF
good which has grown out OF the
order OF Odd Fellows. About four
hundred members were in attend.
ance and a splendid social time was
enjoyed by all.
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wheel, wind shIald and q portion
OF the top Of thu truck was 6rok
en-. II Is reported the driver % ths,
truck who escaped unn1ured TURN
ed abruptly In front OF tho car.
a nearby telegraph pole.
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Homo from PtttsburEh-Mtss
sadye ]. Oliker has returned from
Pittsburgh, where she spent some
time with friends. Miss Ann M.
Oliker, who accompanied her, re-
NAMED in Pittsburgh.
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TRAVELLERS GLIDE.
D. q b. RAILROAp.

Grafton. Cumberland. washington,
Baltimore. Philadelphia, and Now
York, train Sc, 20 n M Train 81
lEasI to CumberlRndl IL u. m Train
% ,. IN IRAN b. 400 p. m. IRAN
AZ U:E6 p. m.
WheeIinE--Irain 58', A. NJ. which
has through Pullman service " Co
Iunbua, w.; Train AZ, p:A2 A. NJ;
Train 6b', ! so +. NJ. which connects
at Wheeling with Train 45" tor Chi
cAEo At $40 ?. M: Train 81. B:l7 2.
III. IRAN 81 (GrAfton-kAirmontD ar
rives At S:lo P. II. from Grafton.
CIarksburE-TrRln 60, $40 A. NJ;
Tram 7U'. S:47 p. N.
AtsrxAnEoWn. ConnellHville and Pitts
burE-LFRin 81, lx:26 An: Train
uS", . :3U A. NJ; Tram 6l. ~ :IV A. n.
IRAN %, Z :AV p. d.; Tram 10 (EAIr-
p. n.
kIKIns-LTAIn 50, $40 A NJ: Train
52.. 4:bO p. ~
CharIeston-(YiR Grafton ana Buck
hAnnonJ-IFain 30, $40 A. ~: leAv-
ing GrGfton, Train 81. 80 A. a. Train
10 arrives At GRAFTON from Charles
ton at . :Z6 r. N.
ArrIvala-krom PIttSburEh-Train 65S
A, M; Train u ltrom MorHRntoWn
onIyJ A. IA: Train o., :IH r. NJ;
Tram ~, 6:IU r. NJ; Train To', Y:Z6
T. 81.
Prom ClRrksburE-Traiu So, 1895
A. N. Train 6g". $50 A. II.
pullman Service.
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CAR SHORTAGE
Continued from page one.)

Maryland railway on Monday there
were 126 cars OF coal loaded.
Personal Mention
c. T. Denley, Cleveland, presi-
dent of the Schroeder-Kelley Com
pany, will arrive in the Fairmont
region tonight 1t Is expected he
will spend a day or two here with
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THE WEATHER.

Generally fair
tonight and w ed
nesday not much
change in tenn
perature.
Local Readings
f. p. Hall, Oh.
Temperature at
$ a. m. today So.
Weather yester-
day clear; tenn
peraturc. maxi
mum IS; mini
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TEE ~. W t. CO.
ClarkaburE-EVurY h0uF on thS hour
from Il N. "a 10 p. N.
AAnntnEtnn-EVery hour on the hour
FAirv5sW-HVary hour On the hour from
B q. N. 70 10 p. m.
Vills-MontanA-EvsTy hour on tbs
half hour from s :S0 - IA. 70 10 :sN
o. m. Cars aVGxy half boRr between
FRirnont and RiVOsVillo Junction.
Locust AVe.-krom Adams and Madison
Sts.. every fifteen minutes from s ;A8
q. m. 70 II :S0 ?. n.
,WRtson-FEOm Adams and MAdisou
a. m. 70 ll:8o .. m.
East PATk-kronn Adams and Madison
ets., sVury ftfteen minutes from
B:Sb q. m. TO HIS .. m
Norwood (vtR SpsedwAyI-FFuzn Adams
and Madison Sta, 9Vary thirty min.
utas rs and IS minutes after eSsh
hour from s 1855 \. m. until :s6 a. m.
and from 2ib6 ?. m. untll Z :1B p. m,
daily except Sunday. Schedule ar
tended each Saturday until 11iSS p,
EoTE-All ears ezeapt clarlaburg be.
GIN running one hour latar on Sun.
days,
u, 8. NAIL DISPATCHED.
FaIrmont post office dispatches mail
for the following points at tins spec
North, Northwast and West Via
a. n; p. II. II P. II.
EaSt. VIA sCrafion-S 80 "A, Nj 1915
A, II. /; I ?. II. i: 3 $50 p. y. West. via
'Whoollng- us "A. Nj 8 sAs a. y. .
8 $50 2. y. seath and West VA olarls.
burg :lE "a. y. /, 2 40 r. olarlEss
ibtrE and Weston tsetrtel- ~ fg r. y.
y i IiI'l a =
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AetIna In char1e-W. B. Nixon.
MorEantoWn, Is acting - agent OIL
the MonongRhelA freight station In
Fatrmont following the resignation
Of Mr.. Binary.
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Admitted to HospItaI-Mrs. B. e
Christopher of 8IOTgantown was
admitted to Cook hospital today for
an oparatton.
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Back at Post. G. Sherrard Is
back again at his old place at the
fire department after a six week.
absence "in the old country" az ne
expressed II this morning. rive
been on the East Side helping out
during vacations there in the ftrL
department" he said. His friends
will today find him at the old stand.
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9siIs, l9 precipitation none.
River t4:3 feet, falling.

Maaot,s lhstaIl-T. w. Hennen
SSting Is installing officer and w.
I BoydSton as grand marshal last
niEft installed the following Off
tera OF FaIrmont Lodge. 8, A. F. q
N. TTeYey Nutter, Wcrshtpful
Master; u. D. Satterfield, Senior
warden; j. ]. Gttllispte, Junior
Warden; L., NJ. Hennen, Secretary
q. Jones, Treasurer; A. M. ia
fIlahle, Junior Deacon; D. q. Kidd,
Vilmoth, Stewards.
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mannInntnn MlnItnrn

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. v. Mullen OF
Warrington, and: daughter, Mrs
Blanche Butcher, of Hundred, at
tended the Odd Fellows picnic at
Traction park yesterday.
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JevenIle court-Juevenile court
held session today at ESQ in Judge
loves office at the courthouse.
These sessions are held at the dis
erection Of the Judge and occur
infrequently. A number of child.
rem will be disposed Of to their ad.
vantage. There will be the usual
discussion Of what is best for Ger.
tain delinquents and a report of
cases on hand.
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New Minister Preaehea

Rev. Mccoy, the newly appointed
minister Of the M. P. Church here
will move his family here this
week.
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HOULT


Owens to Lay Pipe Line.
The Owens Bottle company are
buying up right-of-way for u pipe
line, 10 come through here. 1t Is
understood that 1t is to go to a new
gas we'll they have developed near
Baxter, and will cross the river ar
the mouth OF Hawkinberry Hollow,
between Dakota and Rlvesville.
Hope Company Finishes Pipeline
The Hope Natural Gas company
have finished the foundations OF
the pumping plant, here, and have
carpenters at work on the build
ings The boat engaged in laying
a couple OF pipe lines under the
river here have finished.
New School Building Arrives.
The extra building for the
school here, ready built portable
building from Michigan, has ar
rived and will be put up by John
Byerly and Leroy McElfresh, as
soon as the railroad employees
can be induced to shift It over.
Lecture Friday Night.
Rev. G. H. Beall Of PIT Marion
will give q lecture here Friday
night. The subject is Galilee. Ad-
mission, adults 35c, children 26c,
tickets are nsale at G. M. Hoult
& Co. store here.
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cut ont the picture on all four
SIDE Then carefully fold dotted
sifn6 ITS entire length. Then
dnEkad line q and 90 on. Fold each
seetioh underneath accurately.
pYhe an completed turn over and
sou II lind q surprising result. Save
Ne pictures.
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Personals

Personals.
Miss F1orensco Wiles was visit
ing relatives at Viola and Fair
mont last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Seargent and
children of Fairmont were visiting
relatives here Sunday they were
accompanied homo by their niece
Miss Nellie Wiles who is their
guest.
Fairmont weer visiting relatives
here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Cummings
were visiting relatives In Pennsyl.
Yania last week.
Many from here attended the
funeral of Levy Swisher at Cataw'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Byerly and
son Wayne were visiting relatives
in Pennsylvania last week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hall and
daughter Georgia are away on a
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McElfresh and
ohlldre nwere visiting relatives al
Rivesvflle Sunday.
I Mr.. Lewis MoElfreshs OF Akron
Ohio, who has been Visiting .rele.
ftyes, here returned to his home
Sunday night &c was accompanied
sbyi his brot her James ".
H Archie IA 1ett RtuTdGS
Tor Dayton, no isre a M y
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isoSd Bridge Lumber-The first
cfIoad OF the secondhand lumber
irofa the Monongahela river bridge
lifch was purchased by the c. D.
B6binBon. interests was loaded on
fhe NIonongahela railway yester-
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zAFE WANT ADS

"a, days ago, yellow JeF;
81 3 10 r6ward IL returned
"a NO tlHeo, 1Iou0n gahs
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which will be attended by the gas
consumers OF that vicinity.
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is Ia Pittaburuh-Miss Thayer
walker, $40 Pierpont avenue, is in
fstttRburgh.
sotna 10 sconference-Fully 20
y. ministers left the B. & o.
Hon today.for Moundsville to at
the annual session of confer
ehca3 Fairmont appeared to be
mecca for them as they gathered
fler from all line and trolley
points,
Eikh AZ Wheellns-Fully 125
rom Eatrmont went TO Wheel'
inF filsSmorntng at q O'Clock over
i& 10. railroad IN two special
Oh ch ee; wheeling bano VIII
the Fatrmont Blks. M. p.
hcraft, Fatrmont, yesterday was
etad trustee OF the state asso-
InStruetlons-At 1880
nincS AZ Masonic Temple, +. =.
p5hffs 8! fands lecturer of the state,
Afph MRSons, Will conduct
nhnoI OF instruction here for the
ifiCafS and members OF Orient
o. ter 8.
81 BorTiis-A son was born this
n iSiififF at Cook hospital to Mr..
and tfsi ii "a Weber OF Locust
slIto Auto Tho delivery
df The National Biscuit
dor1paftys was struck by Locust
l9E nd trolley car going north on
pn street above Jetierse On
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Reward offered-A reward OF $50
has been offered for the capture of
Oda Miller, 25 who has escaped
from the MoundsVille Penitenttary,
He was said to be headed east last
night,
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Hearing Postponed-Mrs. Celia
Mona was arrested yesterday at
Kingmont and, brought to Squire
Musgrave's office in this city for
trial on charge OF stealing vege-
tables. The produce In question
has share in them coming to him
Russi who roomed at her house
and helped plant them, claims he
ha ga share in them coming TO him
and takes this means to obtain It,
The hearing was postponed until
tomorrow.
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MoNoNGAHELA RAILWAY.

?. q L. E. train 'Ss. 7:lS A. NJ. ar
rive MorganLown. . :0b H m. Browns
VILE y $40 4. M: arrive r. 1 L. Z.
station PIt4DurEh, :lb A. n.
n. X 4. train vs., b ;Sb A. m. arrive
horEnntOWn, S:B6 .. M. Brownsville,
II;Ed =. m, connecting there with r.
X, X. train 7y3S from Unbontown. Pa,
At lZ:lg y. m. for Pittsburgh. arriving
Al r. X q, station. Pittsburgh, 2:Vo
n. r. R. train 81. 1876 p. m. arrive
NorEAntoWn, 1888 p. M; Brownsville,
;SV y. M, connecting there with r. 4
l. 4. tram Is, arriving IL p. & l.. b..
station, Pittsburgh, 7:bO p. M, which
connects with r. Y L. h. train rs tor
burEh At S:VS p. m. and r. + l. h
tram for Buffalo ana BoSbau out Of
Pittsburgh a. IL soy p. m
r, X. Il. train "SaB. A:I2 .. NJ, ar
rive hOrEEutoWn. b: UO .. No.; Browns
vile, : $50 p. M; =. Il. X station,
PIthburgh, b:2e n IA
Arrive
From BEownsVjus-M. r. r. train 80,
leaves BrOwnSville, 6:HO .. N. Nor
gHntSwn, SiSS 4. M; arriving In Fair
mont, = 80 q. n.
from PitSburEh-P. r. R train
"sUB, leaving +. 4. Il. station. Fitts-
DuFEh, $40 l NJ: bFoWnsVllls. 10 ;l2
3. No.; horEAntoNn IL 100 4. IA, ArriV-
InK in kAirmont, 1874 D. M
r. & L. \. train bG leaves P. & L.
e station. Pittsburgh, 12:4B D, N.
brownsville, J :V6 .. m.: horRRntoWn,
b:uO p. M, arriving In FarnOnt al
:uU D. m.
r. 4 l. E train 'so leaves P. q L.
E, station, PittsburGh 4I8v o. N.
Brownsville, G:lB p. MI AeFEantoWn
1853 p. NJ, arriving In FniFga0nt B:G6
p. m.
SPullnAn ServSea,
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Marriage LIeenses-The. follow.
ing marriage licenses were issued
yesterday by Deputy County Clerk
w. F. Foster: Afford T. Price, 25.
and Aubrey D. Eyerson, 20. both
Of Hutchinson. John William
Goodnight, 80, of Pennington and
Flora May Toothman, 20, OF Man
ningten.
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Gas Westinghouse will be a
gas protest meeting at the school
house at BarrackVtlle this evening
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Ia Pittsburuh-Miss Thayer
Walker. 546 Pierpont avenue, Is IN
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On loFT-A son was born this
i.i3ae at Cook hospital to Mr..
afd If'sl H "a; Weber OF Locust
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-21

AhsV3srS to Yesterdays XVIII.
al fish swims by means of its
5is tall fin and steers Itself with
q & tifEfifIl Hina
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-21

Export shipments dropped down
some last week. All shipments to
Curtis Bay, which included some
New England consignments IN &C
cordance with the Interstate Com
nlerce commissions service order,
aggregated 985 carloads. This is
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-13

'yilio. were Sunday visitors at Madi-
son Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs John Thorn have
NOV [. 70 EaIrmont
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Smith aud two
children have returned 70 their home
at Pittsburgh after spending q week
NTH relatives here. While here they
were also the guests OF the formers
sister, Mrs. Flo CiellSnd. OF Fairmont
Leiah Straight spent Sunday with
Macel Yates 3
Mr.. McDall. whi. nas been m this
vicinity on business, has returned to
his home at Charleston.
Lille Rice, of Fairmont, spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
C. Rice.
Miss oakel Williams, OF Fairmont,
was recent visitor at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. VIII
liams.
Mrs. Belle Smith was a Sunday yisi-
tor at Andrew Valentines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Nelly were Sun
day visitors at Roy GOGGLES.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-13

well when the team is winning. but
their enthusiasm has always been
below pnr IN the years when the team
was weak.
Moreover It Is darned poor sports
manship 10 pull this Morgantown stuff
on Wesleyan on the eve OF resump
ton Of athletic relations after breas
that gave the crowd down the river a
yellow tinge for a long time.
Among the earthquake victims in
Mexico we're number of soldiers
killed when barracks collapsed.
What with disease. lack of water
poor food supply and few little
things like that one would naturally
assume the Mexican soldier ran suffl.
Gent danger Of getting killed with
out nature taking hand IN It.