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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-26
Gompers Denounces
Anti-Politicians

CTEvEI AND. o. April "a
Samuel GomperS president of tho
American Federation OF labor. de-
nouneed the Lever act. the "eat.
eheap-cuts' campaign. the railroad
strike and the various independent
labor parties and rcaffirmed the
federation's non-partisan stand In
politics. In an address here yester.
day.
Gompcrs called upon organized
labor 70 defeat an candidates fer
office who were known 10 be an
taEunistic 90 the best interests OF
the workers. regardless Of party
Affiliations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-26
Youth Sticks Gun
in Mans Stomach

Thomas Benstsd. 2it Dexter ave.
az first thought II was joke when
a boy. who hardly reached his shout.
der. stuck gun I'm hts stomach at
John 81. and Dexter ave Sunday
night and searched him The bust.
ness.iike workmanship OF the youth
full rohber. however. convinced him
otherwise. Tho tiny stck-up. who
wore a light suit and cap. got moth.
lnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-26

boundaries Of ma, newly recognized
nation. were received with surprise
In government circles today. offi.
ciais thought Il had been made clear
20 the allies BY hints and otherwise
that there was no chance OF this
county taking tho mandate over Ar.
mrnia
Congress II believed 20 be almost
unanimously opposed TO the project.
especially since Maj Cen. Hartford
reported an army and large appro-
priauons would b~ necessary TO
make good tho mandate.
Nevertheless. There wns some rpeo.
ulation ms TO whether President VII.
son would take this opportunity 10
reverse hiss recent decision TO abstain
from participation in international
politics. NJ least until after the league
Of nations covenant has ben finally
accepted or rejected By tho United
states
IL WAS conceded That the afiied
proffer win give him n good chance
10 do this. Ahould he have changed
his mind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-26
Allies to Consider
Trading With Russia

SAN RENO. April sss-The council
II premiers has decided 10 take up
the matter Of trading with Russia
again. II was learned semiofficialiy
today and win allow entrance Of n
Russian mission into allied countries
TO discuss tho matter.
Great Britain. II sns said. has con-
scented 20 The plan. aitho shs objects
10 Maxim Litvinoff. sovie, crnissary
Mt Copenhagen. on tho ground that
Litvinoff was guilty OF a breach OF
diplomatic etiquette" In his recent
conversations with J. o'Grady. the
British representative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-26
Allies Refuse German Plea
for 100000 Army Increase

PARIS. Aprii .s.--A Joint French.
British. Italian and Belgian state
msnt. 10 b. ratified hero this after
noon. rejects Csrmany'n REQUEST that
she b. allowed 10 r~tain an army Of
900. 900. instead Of the 100. 900 provid
Cd for BY tho treaty Of Versailles.
Tho statement says II II necessary
10 fix the amount Of PREPARATIONS TO
be paid by Germany later. and that
Germany must carry out Tho peace
treaty. otherwise tho allies viii be
forced 20 use cocrcivo measures
Pcrunax. writing In the Echo De
Paris. says the allied finaneicrs plan
30 yearly payments 81 s.ooo. 900 900
marks gold AZ a minimum. 10 be In.
creased according TO the state Of
Gcrmany's economic restoration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-26
500 wATCHFUL WATERS
IN DIVORCE COLONY

Those I raw. men and women.
weren't Wild. There are faid TO be
some 500 here now. waiting-and
watchfuliy waiting since the Pick.
ford mix-up. Perhaps one-tcnth
that number have the money and In.
cllnation 90 Idle away the air
months which Nevada eracta ms the
price for separation. Most Of them
workA-many an ssiesgiflH. stem
ographcra. In homes. as uahcrs In
tho movie theaircs-earning honest
bread by honest sweat Many OF the
women bring their families here. liy-
Ing quietly In rented homea
It's exceedingly difficult 20 start
filtration with the great majority.
30 arm reliably informed by the
handsomcHt drummer making the
town.
Deeoriousiy. II no, entirely unob.
trtisivciy. the Idle candidates gather
in tho lobby of the I,ivoruid1 hotel.
tho Golden and apartment houses
discussing their symptoms. telling
ono another why they simply
couldn't stand Tom. Dick or Henry
any longer. Occasionally one Of the
dlsliiualoncd men finds more than
sympathy from a waiting divorceo---
and the new love II well on before
the old Il off. nut suoh eascs are
rare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-26
Here's New Alibi
for Messenger Boys

CHICAGO. April 26.-M Messenger
boys have a new abb for slow de-
livery-"dc car got stalled"
Seven messenger boys here use au.
tomobiles in delivering kilograms
and they own the cars themselves
1t was learned today.
They are paid So cents an hour
and time aud half for overtime
James Dempsey. one OF the automo-
bile messenger boys. said the seven
boys bought their automobiles with
money saved from their wagoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-26
u. S. Surprised by
Offer of Mandate

WASHINGTON. April .s.--Re.
ports that the allied supreme council
has decided 60 osfer the Armenian
mandate TO the United States and
ask President wilson TO fix the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-26
Workers Report in
Cathedral Drive

First daily report OF workers in
the st. James cathedral drive for
$4,000 was held In tho Hotel Butler
Monday noon. At n banquet Satur.
day night $4,000 was pledged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-26
MARy's RECORD PEEyES
SOME or DIVORCES

From the Rlycrnids hotel. most
popular resort for the transients. II
II but step 20 the courthouse
where the separator grinds swiftly
II not exceeding fine.
Mary pickford's sensational quick
time separation from owen Moore
and her marriage 20 Fairbanicr gave
the jaded Divorces quite a welcome
treat Some OF them were jeaiouAly
peeyed.
There n another fury no less furi-
GUS than that imputed TO the WON
an ncorned." II r. have IL on
good and handsome authority. the
anger OF the woman who feels that
another r. getting an undue advant-
age In the race 10 cast or husbands.
And several OF the fair wutehfui
walters here have been thus enraged
by tho Pickford case. Their anger
cooled virihly. however. when Attor-
ncy General Fowler filed his action
10 inyalidnte the decree on charges
x colluaon--and probably spoiled the
gctrid.of hubby quick gamo In No
VIDA for all time.
And 20 they've had to r, back
10 their knitting and 10 washing the
chiidren's earr. and such other bless.
ings as fan 20 the lot OF the good
and tho bad alike In this vale Of
tears and partingA
Reno does a lot Of other things as
wen hs grant divorces. and II may
well be that divorces a. an industry
vifi aknrfiv - even rnNr. ~ n n1Ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-26
Conference at Spa
Is Set for Nav rs

PARIS. April 2s,--The council OF
premiers has fixed May rs as the
date for the conference with German
representatives. Mt Spa, a news
agency dispatch from San Reno said
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-26
Sacramento Gains
in Census Report

WASHINGTON. Aprtl .s.--census
bureau this morning announced. tho
1890 population Of Sacramento, Cal.
as es.ss7: increase since 1910. si.isi.
or as per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-26
wild Women"A Scarce
in Reno Divorce Colony;
They Don't "Cut Up".Much

They go 10 the movies. they Eolf
and tennis. they take AUTO trips out
along the purple sage Righways.
they 10 on Sundays either 10 church
or 20 the ball park for dancing and
soft drinks.
Such wild times as formerly
tagged along on the heels Of n Ger
tain class OF Divorces. passed with
the passing Of flicker" and the Ne
vnda road house.
No. friends. It's quite tame place.
this Reno. i'm eat right out OF your
hand. No one dances TO the bullets
OF "A two gun man. nor viii the wild
divorcoe stalk you. making you for.
get home and family. In three days
l saw a solitary cowboy. lettering
slightly. few WaHhoe aquawn. gam.
bling nj the city's edge. and one
bob haired divorece who went 10 the
same movie show with three differ.
cnt fellows on The same night
Unlocking. but trueo And that's
about as naughty an Reno getA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-14

On the twenty-third ballot at
San Francisco Kentucky and Miss
our, combined, cast one and a hall
votes for Irwin Cobb as the Demo
cratic nominee for President. This
i@as regarded as a joke and as an
answer to another State which had
cast half a vote for Ring Lardner.
And yet, in all seriousness, we are
not at all sure that Mr.. COBB would
not have been a stronger candidate
than the man whom the Democrats
eventually selected. Certainly he is
known to more Americans than
ANYBODY named during the conven-
ton with the exception Of Thorn
las jefferson, the Creator and Wool
row Wilson. There was much talk
that the choice Of McAdoo would
insure the railroad vote, but no
, body seemed 10 take any thought
Of capturing "The Saturday Even
ing Post vote, which is much
larger. Cobb would have made an
excellent campaigner. That story
about "She told me there wasn't
any Santa Claus" might have won
New England. cit Hung! Git
Hung" would have made the
Solid South even more solid, and
~ won't throw him a life preserver,
but III sell him one" ought to
! have insured him the soldier vote.
To be sure, Ring Lardrer would be
no r,ein candidate himself, but hes
under age and a Republican.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-14
8 DAYS MORE
Continued from Page one)

por,aaoa Of coal for public utili
TT The changes in the order resul;
cd from hearings held by the CON
mission last week, when Goa! oper
otors. railroad executives and ship
pets generally were heard.
In connection with PRONUNCIATION
Of the order, Chairman Clark made
nublIc a letter 10 Daniel Willard
Chairman o. the advisory commit
lee Of the Association OF Railway
Executives. stating that one tea
ture Of the situation seemed TO Inc
commission 20 require immediate
and careful consideration. with .
view TO action which will remedy
abuses abundartly shown to exist,
ave refer to the provisions CON
tainei IN tariffs Of the carrier;
nr-m,ltipg the general or promis
cpoas fe.consigrment OF cars ua
der lcsd with coal" the letter said
ans az emergency proposition, y
seems 20 US tie carriers should al
once take steps 70 bring this prac
tice down to the unavoidable min
imum. We are not prepared 10 say
tina; all reconsignment Of Goa
should be prohibited. but It seems
70 US that il would be a very IN
usual situation in which more thar
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-14
ALMOST RUN Wan
down SECOND TINE
Barbers Adventures As
Auto Driver Prove
Quite Expensive.

Charged with reckless driving
and running over F. r. Woodwork
OF Pittsburgh, at the corner o.
Main and Monroe directs about
O'Clock yesterday evening, Robert
Tucker, a local barber, was before
Mayor Conway this morning ant
was fined $50 and costs. Refusing
to pay damages Of 500 asked BY
Woodwork, Tucker will apPea!
the case. Witnesses In the case
included C. ". Robinson, Dr., ], S
Awers, A. K. Moran and r. Nat
tings.
According TO the testimony o.
witnesses OF the accident, Tucker
ran over Woodwork and did moi
stop until the injured man va;
dragged several feet. When the
car finally was stopped Wood
Worth's body was under the car
the front axil passing across biz
chest. The only apology Offered
was a statement by Ticker that
everything would be fixed up
wliereupon he cranked bis car ant
turned Il again in the direction o.
the injured man and q few othe,
mon who had come TO give Wood
worth assistance. By jumping
quickly the men were able to pre-
vent a second rundown.
Woodworth was badly bruised
about his knees and elbows, and
his clothes we're torn, but fortu
nately no serious injuries were in
Hicted.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-14
Kept Her awake
The Terrible Pains in Back
and Sides. Cardui
Gave Relief.

MARKSv1LLE. h.-Mrs: a ,1,es
Johnson, Of this place, writes: foi
one year l suffered with an avn ".
misery IN my back and SECS. Y:
lei. side was hurting me N! tne
line. The misery was something
awiul.
/ could not do anything, not even
sleen al night. Il kept ne awake
mos OF the night. ! took diisf-
ent medicines but nothing dm !; ne
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-14
SCIENTISTS FREE
Castor OIL From
NLIBEATIkG TASTE
Remarkable Process In;
proves Famous Old
Family Remedy.

Nobody ever dreamed that cai "
OF, could be made taste!ess; Bal "
Chemists OF Spencer kellogg
sons, Inc, one Of the largest m,u,l
ufac:urers Of castor Oh, mck!M
;he, problem. and succeeded q pcl,;
tect!ns a process by which \
ususea:ing taste is removed Nou-
K ou. in 10 disguise the ns!9'
Strength and purity remain
sarne--a 100 per cent pn-e caiISs
oil. Curative and soothing quI-
Ties remain the same. It's lls
same good c.d-fashioned caslor
oil thai your doctor alTays pre-
scribes with he disagreeante ave
removed. Children take Kel.ogss
Tasteies5 Caste. Oh without k1cE,..
ing il is castor oil. Sold py :
GOOD druggists. II you want
castor oil absolutely without r@-
sea:ing taste. insist on genuine ~
ora:ory filled bottles, plainly "
bel!ed Kei!oss.s Tasteless CaGoI
OH. Three sizes, 15c, ssc and W
ADV.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-14

Deputy woodward Need:
edsome Repairs After
It Was Over.

sYou ant goln' 10 search me
nohoE," objected DOley Taylor,
coIorsd. weighing well over two
hundred poundsand mlscnlar, wren
BROUGHT IN TO the county jail office !:
Ills morning, by Deputy Sheriff
Howard Woodward, on a warrant
charging him with the THEFT Oh
s!25 worth Of sheets, pillow cases,
towels and q LOT Of other articles
from the Kenyon hotel. , -,
ais part Of the routine saio
the deputy, "and you're going to DC
searched" I'D
Won wont search me" sreered Do
lev, whereupon Woody threw tne
weapon out Of the door.
After the search, more thao
usually thorough one, the deputy
went 10 a physician and had TWO o
knucsIes on his right hard put
hack IN place, donned clean SHIT
and barring the necessity OF ne
iag coYseiied to drive with the
ieft Sqrd for a day or two, seems
none the. worse for wear poisy
. repo.es in the dungeon until he
promises 10 be good.
THIS is the second contest OF
nhysical strength between the dep,
NV and the negro within the past
TWO wears. both having the same
restlt. About eighteen months
ago, while Deputy Woodward was
oS tbe city police force, Doley was
cauctt one night sending up cissr
cites loaded with cocaine from
Cleveland avenue by the roNs
solte to prisoners. for which Of
fense he was sentenced to a year
and day in Atlanta penitentlary,
from which he returned about a
month ago. 80. :.
Madison street by the deputy and
came TO the Jail very urwillinsly.
heaping abuse on the officer as
they came through the alley.
Il Is supposed that Taylor is re-
sponsible also for the theft o. a
ladEs dress and a number OF other
articles from another hotel. The
goods stolen from the KENYON were
sold at various places In Fairmont
and Clarksburg, and have been
partly recovered.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-14
0n HETZTAIES
PROMPT APPEAL
Was Convicted This
Morning Of Bringing
Beer into State.

Testimony that the four cases
OF bottled goods found in the auto
mobile OF Clay Metz a short time
ago, esayed 1853 per cent Of alco'
bol. was sufficient to convince
Justice N. r. Musgroce this morn
ing that a fine of $500 and foul
months in jail would Just about III
the case. Metz was defended b.
ATTORNEY Ulysses A. KNAPP, who
took an appeal for his client anc
furnished a bond Of $1,000.
F. E. Clark, a chemist from the
University OF West Virginia made
The chemical analysis for prosecut::
ing Attorney Walter HaSgerty. and
testified for the state. Night Chiei
BoggesS and Patrolman BartholoW
were the chief witnesses for the
prosecution. having arrested Met;
and barely missed his partner Low.
I'll Gray, who was said to have run
the blockade with.a case Of whis'
KEY the same night.
Trying to catch up with the Gray
Metz combination seems to have
become one OF the chief diversions
Of the city and county police. Las
Sunday at about eleven p. N. a re-
port was made to police headquar-
ters that two cases OF whiskey
had been srnuggled INTO the garage
owned by the firm at the cornell
Of Second street and Fairmont ave
nue.. Deputy Sheriff John Glove
was al police headquarters q. TIT
time and called up Prosecuting At
torney Haggerty in an effort 10 Sc.
cure a search warrant, but on ac-
count Of the lateness Of the houl
the warrant could not DO secured
The whiskey was said to have beer
brought to the garage from somt
point out OF the city, and after
ward taken 10 the firms cache. sup
posed 10 be somewhere between
Fairmont and Dakota.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-14
ElBaY's ENK
IVW y IWW =
The pictures

L. - ..
knskers 70 Yesterdays XVII
fi9Ehair pencil is q small paint
AHrtiSh made Of fine hairs Of the
small animals.
The Fourteenth Of July Is the
French Fourth Of July" and Is
CELEBRATED In COMMUNICATION OF
the AN o. t6e Bastille and the
6drthpay Of republican freedom in
Ftante.
II Mrs Myrtle she1aerd Fran
~ n Ventnra cal. Il known a
~ atsr,sl .s1 isnrS,n,s 1t aI,,e.,ca''
sscsiss If her remarkable work
X csltiyatine flowers, developing
...S SS.s.ss md asyancins science
Z. X : these 1,nes
Il. 80. 80, !. no-so, N
II! Aa $50 Sssss - :, y ~ norers
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-14
PRODUCTION IS
Continued from Page one)

run. The Western Maryland spurs
have been enjoying a good run oil
empties for some days.
Daily Loading.
Fairnont region on Tuesday
loaded 1887 cars Of coal and cofe
1856 cars OF coal and % cars
Of coke. ,.,.i
Mines along the MOnongsh div
sion Of the Baltimore and Ohio RAJ!
road on Tuesday loadedl go care
Of coal and coke-1,O53 cars OF Goa
and % cars of coke. There were
92f cars Of coal loaded east ana
ia cars west. OF the % cars Q!
coke loaded there were y cars easi
and 10 cars west. Wagon mines og
TraPday loaded eleven cars o.
coal. ,,o,,rr,.
hela railway loaded 81 cars Of Goa:
in the West Virginia district ana az,
25s cars in the Pennsylvania ais'
trict. "a, - :. co,,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-14
PERSONALS

Miss Sarah Bennett, Of Morgan
town, Is visiting her sister, Mrs
Luthu. Jacobs, Of sol Gufey street
Miss Mary coulehan, Of Grafton
has Burned to her home after 4
week end visit with her sister
Mrs. Frank c. E. Cooke, Of the
Terrace apartments.
Mrs. J. N. Carpenter, Of Mary
land avenue, has returned from :
two weeks visit with her mother
Mrs. Findley, near huntsville, W
Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Squires and son
Junior, accompanied her home
! Mrs. Squlres is q sister OF Mrs. Car
| penter.
Mrs. Henry Mullisan has return
ed home after visiting he. sisters
Mrs. Dorsey and Mrs. Paaton, II
Pittsburgh.
Miss Adelaide Pinnell, who is II
the employ OF Hartley's, will leave
Saturday for a months vacation:
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Statlel
will 20 TO Grafton Saturday to Wis
it tine formers mother. Mrs. NJ
! Flannigan. Mr.. Statler will re
turn on Monday but Mrs. Statiei
will remain for ten days. The
will then spend a few days at tho
ores,a club camp up The river.
Miss Kathleen Carroll, Who has
been the guest OF Mrs. Ke1na
Clark at her home on Jefferson
street. viii leave soon for Wheel!
ing. After a visit there she Will
return to her home in Charleston
Mrs. A. =. Parker left last eve,
ming for Washington, D. c, where
she will meet her sister-in.law
Mrs. Leslie West and son Billy
who are returning from visit IN
Greensville, S. C..
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Frank, o.
Charleston, S. C.. who have beer
The guests Of the la:ter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Basnett, Of
Jackson street, left yesterday on q
trip to Cleveland, Wheeling and
other points.
Mrs. George T. Watson, dacgh-
ter Rose, and son Sylvanus, have
returned from White Sulphur
Springs where they attended the
golf tournament
Mrs. George II. Nelson has re-
turned from a visit Of ten days a,
her former home in Cincinnati, Hei
niece Miss Louise Taylor. who &C.
companied her to Cincinnati, viii
remain these with her parents un-
til September l.
Mrs. ". n. Criss and son Forest
left Clarks6urg Tuesday morning
for Deleon, Tex, where they will
spend three or four weeks With the
formers father ". F. Kuhn, and
brother, orvi!le Kuhn, Of Desde-
monia, Tex.
Miss Ruth Bean, OF Alliance
Ohio, who was the guest Of Miss
Ruth Evans a. her home on Wal.
nu. avenue has returned home.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. Bloomfield
are spending the day with Mrs
Broomfleld's sister. Miss Hattie
, Donaldson in Morgantown.
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Shelter, Chi.
cago: Mr.. and Mrs. Stoner Geiman
Westminster. Nd. and Mrs. Eiiz.
abeth Crlm-inc, Chicago, are the
| guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Roy ]
! Meyer, 402 Ninth street. Mrs
Shelter and Mrs. Geirnan are sis.
tiers Of Mrs. Meyers and Ms. Crum'
rine is her mother.
hrs. Benjamin Hungertori re-
turned on Monday evening from
visit 10 relatives at Cleveland. o
Her daughter. Virginia, remained
| in Cleveland to spend the month
OF july,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-14
LATE Washington
NEWS GOSSIP

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE
Post Office Department has issued
an order discout!nuins the office
al Wetzelyille, Marshall county,
West Virginia. Megs Casio mas
been designated actlng postmaster
at Lorentz, W. Va.
The head OF one OF the big press
bureaus In the Capital Say tnat
100000 voters in the United States
viii! cast their ballots for Cox ano
Roosevelt thinking that IN voting
ior Franklin D. Roosevelt they VIII
he voting for Col. THEODORE loose
welt. II West Virginia didn't know
mai Senator Davis Elkins receiv.
ed the votes o. many who thought
they we're voting for his father, the
late Senator Stephen B. Elkins,
they might scott at the statement
Of the newspaper man. Natiorlai
Committeeman Virgo Highland!
said that there were enough Of
those votes cast in the senatorial
primary OF 1918 10 give Elkins the
nomination over him Highland,
Time hardest job the West VIZ
gipia delegation at San Francisco
had was 10 explain TO the delegates
who John W. Davis Is and 10 make
them understand that he was NOT
the Davis their party had nominal
ed in 1904 for vice president.
Henry Gassaway Davis. 1t is not
at ali improbable that there was
an impression at the convention
that il was JEFF Davis who was the
candidate Of that name in the dark
horse stable. II 1t wasn't tor
proofs like these II couldn't be pc
iieyed that such ignorance exists
in these most enlighted United
States
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-14
DEATH OF MRS.
ciIchM IENXEl

Word was received here today
Of the death at Rorlney, W. Va, Q!
Mrs Susan Troxell, mother Of H
L. TroSell, Of 6cs Fifth street. Ms
Trozell has visited her son In this
city several times and is wei!
known here. Funeral services vii
be held Friday afternoon at Han
cock, Nd,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-14

Fetesters Eyent-plans are be.
lhg made by the Independent Order
q Fotesters to hold an annIyer.
sary celebration at Masonic TEN.
Die 3D. Tuesday evening, July 20.
The Eommittee Of arrangements is
composed Of A. L. Andrews, Alice
Rsclman, Goldie Seaman, Gail Er.
1in,lJ. II. Brock, Anna Franklin
and Harold Tetrick. SINNERS or.
chesfa will furnish the music. a
psizs waltz win be held at 1880
O'clock and q cake walk at II
Qcl0tk.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-14

/ opsratlons Performed-At Cook
hospital today tonsils were re.
moved from c. B. Michael, so:
Broad street, assistant superintend.
ent u the Owens glass plant, and
Silvia Riggs Grant Town. Mrs.
Hamilton, Harrington, was operat.
Cd r~on for appendicitis. Mrs.
@Tg Noskogy, Harrington, was
0perited upon-to today, It being a ma.
jbr operation,