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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-31
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nfmbs o. Boy Scouts Of America
4 etlte that the membership now
Incl udes $4,000.
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The ely Of Lima, Perm.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-31
BUSINESS RBIA[ONG Y. mr.. R,
SPURS |N TIE FA|RNONI REGION

cannot reach the banner week Of
the region, which was for the week
that ended October 25,1919, which.
was 1851 cars Of coal and coke.
. The 1ow Of cars into the Fair.
mont region was very fine last
week Placements were excellent
also and the Baltimore & Ohio rail
road made a very good showing at
the mines along the Monongah d.
vision. This Is the best car sup
ply that the region has had for 9
long period Of time.
Daily Car Supply.
With 942 cars on the Monongah
division Of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad today the car supply Is
very good for the last day In the
week. The early morning place
ment was 842. The cars are class
fled as follows: Open, $51; coke
%; BM1 x, IS; N. v. 7. 80. Cars
left over from the previous day
were los. Eleven mines were idle
today on the division. The mines
ordered 1922 cars Of which q wers
for coke.
Empties today on the Monongahe
Ia railway totaled 4o5 In the West
Virginia district. OF this number
120 cars are assigned being New
York Central equipment. In the
Pennsylvania district today there
are 26S cars placed. There Is q
fifty per cent commercial run Of
cars in sight for Mondays loading.
Seventy five empdes are placed
today on the Helen's Run and the
Wyatt-Bingamon branches Of the
Western Maryland railroad. A full
run Of empties is expected for Mon.
days loading. ,
Daily Production.
Fairmont regions production ran
heavy on Friday, there having been
1722 cars Of coal and coke produc-
ed-l7OS cars Of coal and IA cars
of coke.
Operations along the Monongah
division Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad produced 12Sl cars Of coal
and coke-1267 cars Of coal and IA
cars Of coke. OF this there were $40
loads east and 3SS west Coke pro-
duction dropped a little over the
previous day, totalling IA cars Of
which II cars were loaded east
and 3 west. Si1 cars Of coal were
loaded by wagon mines yesterday.
Loading ran pretty fair on the
West Virginia district Oh the Mo-
nongahela railway on Friday, there
having been 327 cars Of coal loaded.
In the Pennsylvania district there
were 270 cars Of coal loaded.
Along the Helen's Run and Wy
t-Bingamon branches Of the Wes-
tern Maryland railway yesterday
there were Ia cars Of coal loaded.
Mines along Helen's Run loaded u
cars Of coal and the operations
along the Wyatt Bingamo1 branch
produced 43 cars Of COAL.
Daily Shipments.
Nothing very new hes developed
IN the daily shipments out Of the.
Fairmont region. Naturally the bulk
Of the coal Is going east and this
will increase rather than diminish
next week for commencing on Mon
day the coal shipments will start
to New England. As a whole ship
ments to Curtis Bay and the Lakes
are keeping up their totals Of the
middle Of the week. Shipments
off the B. & O. yesterday were
as follows: Curtis Bay, 227 cars:
st. Georges, 10 cars; lakes, 1856
cars; Michigan points, Is cars;
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-31

Msfrsage License = Marriage
LICENCES have been issued by
Deputy County Clerk ". F. Foster.
& Tie following: Charles Miller
Rigg 20 Cumberland, Pa and
Inn Lois DAWSON 20, Fairmont,
o.E Mlsgroys, guardian Of the
rom man gave his consent in
m ing As N. Dawson, father OF
be eifrNas present ard gave bis
dnsent Floyd Broetett, 28, Cleve-
ind o. and Stella Michael, Is.
Bennington:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-31

MuHueE nHuWea
tonight and Sun
|sLosal Readings.
F. P. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature al
Is a N. today, II.
Weather yester'
day, clear; tenn,
perature, : maxi.
mum, 81; mini.
mum, IS; precIpt
tation, none. RiI-
er $50 feet, fall
iSg. g.%.E.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-31

Quick Returns-Ray S. Quick,
Of The Casey Construction Com
pany, returned home this morning
from Warrington, D. C., where he
took the army engineers examin-
atoms. he was on the reserve list
and was summoned 10 the capital
city to undergo the examinations.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-31
~. ". Carter Funeral.

=
Funeral services over the re-
mains Of W. W. Carter electrical
engineer Of The Brady Coal inter
ests. who was electrocuted by q
live wire at the Nonon operation
| Of that concern on Thursday. will
be held at 4 o'clock this afternoon
from his Late home IN Morgan
town. Burial will take place In
Morgantown.
Major s. D. Brady this afternoon
closed his offices out Of respect
for the deceased official and he
and others connected with the
company went to Morgantown to
attend the funeral. Beautiful flor
al tributes were sent BY The
Brady Interests, attaches Of the
|Fairmont office and the employees
Of the 0akmont and Monon, both
mines securing separate designs.
Railroad Fnel.
Railroad fuel loaded in the
Fairmont region on Friday total
ed 26S cars; which was the heav-
lest loading Of this character Of
business since last Tuesday.
Railroads securing fuel we're as
follows: B. CO., 146 cars; Bangor
Z Arostock. is cars; c. Of n. ],
% cars; P. & R., 81 cars; Boston
{ Maine, 10 cars; Boston & Al
bany, 2 cars; Maine Central. 5
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-31

salty Board Nests The newly
6rEariSed Faitmont Realty Board
6sId 8 very profitable meeting last
The ssoastitu and by
laRs presented by the committee
ate adopted and the other small
.iiffets were taken up:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-31
Chiefton Yards VIII be
Larger in Near Flu.
ture
Opening NEW MINES
Car Supply Today Very
Good for Week
End.

II Is estimated that the Western
Maryland railway Is today doing
eighty per cent more business In
the Fairmont coal regions than II
did prior to the war. The mining
section along It's spurs In the region
l-Helen's Run and Wyatt Bnga-
mon appear to have taken on new
! life and many mines are being de-
yelped In that portion Of the field.
It Is believed that the work on
| the extensions Of the Western Mary
land yards at Chiefton will be
started next week, although no def
mite word has been received. The
work at first was scheduled to take
place last week. A gang Of labor
ers Is expected 10 arrive from
Bowest Junction, Pa, next week.
Coal haulage OF the Western
Maryland spurs has been very
heavy during the past week. Two
double headers are utilized to draw
the coal loads to Bowest Junction,
Pa, which means that 137 loads
a day are being drawn north. Al
though this coal has been moved
there are 235 loads In the Chief
ton yards, Relief, however, Will
be had when two extra double
headers will take 1874 loads out Of
the Chiefton yards on Sunday. In
addition to this the flow Of emp
ties to the Western Maryland spurs
will be heavy tomorrow as a tull
run Of cars Is anticipated for Mon
days loading.
The siding Of the Marion Gas
Coal Company at Fortney mine
has been laid nd It Is expected that
coal will be loaded from this mine
regularly next week. Two ca.s Of
coal were loaded since yesterday.
Stone & Scott are opening a new
mine along the Wyatt Blngamon
branch OF the Western Maryland
and It will be known as Douglass
mine. This operation probably
will load ten cars q day. The firm
of Stone & Scott at present have
another mine along the same spur
Louise-which loads Z cars Of
coal daily. A switch is being put
in at the new operation.
Work on the shaft Of the Love
Coal & Coke Cmpsny is progress
ing nicely and the coal vein has
been reached at a depth Of between
50 and 60 feet. With the shaft
completed the company Is waiting
for a switch to connect with the
Western Maryland. This will be
placed within a short time.
With the new mines on the
Wyatt Bingamon branch there will
soon be thirteen operations there,
q hoodo number, but operators are
not In the least concerned because
Of It. -Four more new mines will
soon be started.
A Heavy Week.
This weeks production Will be
one Of the heaviest ever turned
out In the Fairmont region II the
loading today runs strong. up
until and including Fridays ton
mage the production on the Mon
ongah division Of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad was $3.50 cars cost
and coke-an average Of 1888 cars
of coal and coke o day. Today's
ehh - a.nN
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Are Starting Mine.

The Mildred Coal company has
leased q, tract OF rs ceres Of Free
mort coat FINN the Valley Falls
coal company as Junior, W. va,
along the Ohio railroed. Coal g
being truckea away, but tie work
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-31
IYlE WEATHER

4 obably local
EN ianRdss ~ saos sgn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-31
Reluoves OfiiccS

OFFICES Of The Diamond Coal
Company today ware removed
from the second floor Of tic Dew
ny Building to ROOMS lol, 400.
and. 40s, Deyeny Building. Tbs
firm win transact ifs business as
usual on Monday from the new
u1ita OF Offices. .s. n
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-31
Expect Euu OutpQt

With repair work 70 be eomplet-
led on the disabled tranaormer a
the Robinson Davis mine Of the
Robinson Coal Company In the
Fleming district that operation Is
expected to start on Monday to
produce its usual tonnage.
Arc In Town
E. B. jenkins; Grafton, and
Harry Kunst, Of the Gabe Fork
Coal Company, are in Falrmont
to-day.
W. q. Riley. traffic manager.
and W. K. shaefer, special repres.
entative Of the Northern West Viz
ginia Coal Operators Association.
have returned from q trip 10 Elk
ms in the interest Of tho associa.
finn
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Daily Production,

Fairmont regions production ran
heavy on Friday, there having been
1722 cars Of coal and coke produc-
ed-l70S cars Of coal and IA cars
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NV Questions.

To. doa good turn" Is to do
ssiIihd d helpful ching for another.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15

an Halter in which both male mem
bers Of the trio. prove that they are
not. The Six Belfords. stand un-
rivalled as the worlds cleverest ris-
ley acrobats, and specialize i'm this
type Of thrilling feats. These boys
have been prominently featured with
both the Ringing and Barnum-
Bailey circUscs.
"Resista" is the stage non de
plume OF a wee slip Of an attractive
girl weighing but 90 pounds and
who defies the strongest of men TO
lift her. Her number is an unusual
~ entertaining one and headlines
the vaudeville bill at the Orpheum
the last three days of the week be
ginning Thursday matinee. The Jack
Hedley trio, consisting Of two fine
Is acrObatic young chaps and a pref
" miss are next in favor and offer
ing unusual hand 10 hand and head
20 head balancing Lehr. Edmonds
and Mari, three boys with the as
sistance of piano afford comedy
singing. Hammond and Moody, Of
fering a unique combination of
opera and Jazz" and one other act
Of merit rounds out the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15
New System of
Fat Reduction

Here's a new way FOR all fat people
90 laugh together at that old bugaboO
Obesity. The saying that there is
nothing new under the sun does not
now apply 10 fat people any more
Here is something new for them
new sensation, a new pleasure, new
and graceful figure, easily found by
anyone who is passing beyond the limits
Of slimness Everyone has heard OF
the Marmola Prescription, that harmless
combination of t-defying elements dis
civered by one Of our foremost physi-
clans Now from the same high author
ity. there comes another idea-the idea
of cOndensing these same pure harmless
ingredients into pleasant little tablet
Taken after eating and at bed time, they
help the stomach 10 dispose of all the
fatty foods, converting them into com
pact. solid flesh, muscle ana energy,
without dieting or exercise AlarmOla
Prescription Tablets regulate the en-
tire system-dO for you what bodily
eXertion and self denial can not do, and
the fat. once routed. Is gone for good
You can prove all this ut a trifling
cost. Marmola Prescription Tablets
are sold by all druggists or sent
post paid by the MarmOla Co, St4
Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich. large
case sufficient TO bring lasting re-
sults-is but 81. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15

although New York experts have de-
clared that no firm In the world
would attempt 20 duplicate the Per
shins sword for that amount
Fifty ounces OF pure gold were
used i'm the making OF the trophy.
Worked with the gold were 60 ounc-
- of silver. while in the decorations
Of the scabhard platinum and prec-
ious stones were used in an extrava-
gent manner.
Stars Are Diamond set
Four platinum stars are stretched
the length OF the scabbard, and each
is set with a diamond valued at
$500 The four brilliant stars are in
dicative Of Pershing's rank as full
general.
Platinum bands were placed on the
scabbard and on these was engraved
the record OF Pershing's career in
chronological order. from his birth
70 his promotion 10 general OF the
American army.
Eighty-three Jewels in all were
used in the trophy. the greater mum
Der Of these being set I'm the solid
gold sword hilt The trophy was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15
LaSaILe

a pleasing story OF stage life
back OF the footlights and with a
clever little star who herself has
been a favorite OF the musical
comedy stage. IS ''Footlights and
Shadows" In which pretty olive
Thomas makes her latest appear
aucce at the LaSalle today. The life
Of the typical American chorus girl,
at work and at play is shown in
both It's gay and graver sides. II
shows how this type Of American
womanhood has ideals and dreams
the same as others Of her sex, and
the manner in which a few Of these
dreams are realized forms the dra-
matte climax
Extravaganza is declared TO be
Americas national evil-the beset-
ting sin OF its people During the
period Of the recent great war people
were awakened 10 this weakness,
and under the influence of those
stirring hours OF national peril, eX-
travagance was put aside as "A sin.
Men and women alike sacrificed
everything that could be sacrificed.
old clothes were considered badges
Of honor and the food served in the
average American home was plain
and at times coarse. But doing
. without has never been an American
? salt. and the moment the war was
ended, people began 90 slip back into
the old prodigal ways Of lavish liv-
ing. OF lavish spending. of borrowing
from tomorrow and the day after.
Tor the uses OF today In Rupert
Hughes great story, The 18Th Com
which is shown at the
LaSalle tomorrow, the evil Of such
Extravaganza is portrayed Ethel
Clayton is the star.
VIII Rogers. for years. a head
liner with the Ziegheld "FOllics" ap-
pears on the screen of the LaSalle.
Tuesday. in his latest picture.
'Jubila." In this story ne is q poor
down -at-the- hobo. whose to-
and just as bad rs his yesterday
But underneath his torn clothes and
apparent shiftlessness is a real man.
who meets a tough situation with
b4lyr- res6urcefulness of genius.
Sessue Hayakawa is Wednesdays
STAR In "The BegEar Prince" ON
Thursday Robert Warwick viii be
seen I'm "Tho Tree of knowledge"
fridays attraction is Harry Morey
in His Darkest Hour" while on
saturday For a Woman's Honor"
-lrcs n. p. Warner a splendid act
ing role
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15

presented 10 Pershing as the gift OF
the people OF Missouri his native
state.
$4,000 Contributors.
The movement that resulted in the
people raising money for the cost
OF the rich trophy was inaugurated
by the Kansas City Post on Novem-
Der L, last. and within six weeks
this campaign had yielded popular
contributions from every section OF
the stare There were more than
5000 individual donations. the ma
jor part Of these coming from school
children, who contributed their pen
mics and Their nickels TO the fund
for the Pershing sword
The sword was presented to Cen.
Pershing by Burris Jenkins, editor
and published of the Kansas City
Post, in the presence Of 10000 PEG
pie in Kansas City's great conven-
ton hall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15

chief attraction at the Auditorium
for Monday and Tuesday. The piece
is essential " a phot0drama OF speed.
The hero Is at top speed an through
the action IL is his speedy wooing
shat enables him 20 win the heart
OF the pretty heroine. The feature
was staged with unusual regard for
realism. IL is claimed The garage
which the hero acquires was spe-
cially built on the Lincoln High
way. The plot runs through many
exciting incidents. from a pictorial
history of banditry 10 the hero's ad-
ventures as pseudo highwayman
down 20 the happy ending OF his
siX-cylinder romance. Harold Lloyd
in two-reel comedy and Topics
OF the Day" will be the other pic
lures on the bill. Louise Glaum.
in THE Lone VOLTS Daughter. %
heads the program for Wednesday
and Thursday. The story was writ
ten by Louis Joseph Vance and is
n sequal 20 Lone Wolf and False
Faces" two excellent pictures shown
here some time ago. The Fox News
and Mutt and JEFF will complete
the bill Fridays feature is Buck
Jones I'm six-reeI western drama
entitled "The Last Straw" with
Helen Holmes I'm Fatal Fortune.
and the Fox News wiz be on as
usual Tom Mix i'm THE Heart of
Texas Ryan" a two-reel Judge
Brown comedy and the Pathe News
are booked for Saturday Today's
bin includes "The Midnight Man.
the serial featuring James J. Corbett.
Neal Hart in "A Mans Creed a
two-reel western picture; Back to
Nature Girls" a Sunshine" comedy;
the Pathe News and Mutt and JEFF.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15
Castle

Rider of the Law" q sensational
western drama with its background
tac picturesque PLAINS is todays
feature picture at the Castle.
''f'ootHghts and shadows is as
liicatcd by the unique title "a story
n the stage. with its Say and more
serious sides Olive Thomas has the
role of a Follies chorus girl. "a part
tlat offers her even more than the
usual opportunity for The display of
l.r versatile charms. AS her my
J admirers already know Miss
thomas was. herself fo- years Yea
-ured with the Ziegfeid "Fouies"
nd .u this latest picture IS very
Ht.el at home, as the Eftic stage
..uIlg with ideals. The picture is
tI.norrow' $ Castle attraction
When Moses gave out the Ten
commandments. he whispered au-
other which the world OF today has
cIl nigh forgotten-"Thou Shalt
-ot spend More than Thou Earnest. "
s called the thirteenth because
Is unlucIIy 10 break and Rupert
hughes novel story of married life
and extravaEance of the American
urupIe has been woven around this
eommandment and is i'm fact en-
Gled The 18th Commandment. "
Shown at the Castle Tuesday il gives
.eautlful Ethel clayton her hest
screen role
ON "Wednesday. VIII Rogers viii
street, his many admirers from the
screen IF the Castle this time as a
.ovablc hobo. who proves himself a
man OF real worth. beneath the
ough and shiftleSs exterior. Thurs
SAYS picture is THE BeEgar Prince
wiki the clever Japanese actor. Ses-
sue Hayakawa az his best. on Fri
day Robert Warwick plays the lead
Irg role in The Tree Of knowledge, "
,.lth beautiful Kathlyn Williams a
close second for acting honors. on
saturday The Darkest Hour" fea-
ares Harry Morev.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15

Charlie Chapin's
comedy Shoulder Arms Harold Lloyd the coming comedian and will
Charlie Chaph popularity Also TOPICS OF THE DAY
ead m uh SOME KNOCKOUT DOUBLE FEATURE SHOW AND
WITH NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15
Orpheun

Wanda, the seal with the human
rain. holds a prominent place on
he new vaudeville bill starting to-
ay Ar the Orpheum. Wanda is n
musician. a tuggler. AN acrobat and
u fact the most Intelligent or all
reforming seals. Adams and Hag-
-a-d two unusually pretty and
charming young women present an
Offering consisting Of comedy sing
nE smart talk and piano playing.
which they call personality plus "
Bonnie Gaylord and BERTHE Heron,
hose two corldng youns entertain
ars. also afford a novel number with
-neir combination OF song and chat
er. Kendall. Pearl and Slater offer
. comedy sketch entitled The Wom-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15

its powe1u Is
DON'T hptu of wod andun
is asenaGon- IA rllr-a al enteta nment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15
PerShing Given
Jeweled Sword
by K ans

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. 1t-A
Jeweled sword with q hut of gola
and encased in q scabbard OF solid
gold studded with innumorable dia-
monds. rubies and multi-colored sap
phires. was presented TO Gen. John
j. Pershing the hero Of France
when he visited Kansas City re-
Gently.
II is said that no finer sword was
ever presented a war hero than this
Kansas city made product. which
was designed and nodded i'm the
shop Of Cady q Olmstead after two
months Of arduous work 10y force
Of twelve experts
The trophy is valued at $4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15
'HUMAN EQUATION IN
INDUSTRY" IS SUBJECT
FOR CHAMBER DINNER

The Human Equation in Industry
As II Affects Production viii be
the subject OF the address Of II. c.
Ferries before the mem bers Of the
Chamber Of Commerce az their
weekly MONDAY luncheon Monday.
Mr. Ferries viii attempt % show
that there is much 20 the human
side in industry that is still uudeveI-
oped
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15

It is reported that D'Aununzio
has seized a ship with cargo of
supplies and 100000 lre-iuSt
enough 10 pay his mcn Poetic DE-
cense. don't YOU know
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15
Auditorium

Suspense, surprises, thrills and ro-
nance are said 20 crowd fast, one
upon another. in The Lincoln High
wayman," the William Fox feature,
based on the great stage success by
Paul Dickey. with William Russell
as the star. and which viii be the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15
SOUTH BEND
THEA TIERS
OLiUer
CONTINUED FROM PAGE A.

ocoNTINUED FROM PAGE a.
Young, several Of the most noto-
rious drug users I'm Los Angeles were
visited. including men and women in
all walks OF life. with the result that
when Miss Young portrays this
phase or the story OF Eyes Of
outh' her work will bee educating
as we'll as enlightening. because it
VIII be based truthfully upon the
manners and customs OF the unfor-
tunate people she visited.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15

The Berlin anarchists became
peeved when the police started to
throw bombs, for only anarchists,
YOU know, have the right to be rude.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15

FRDAY-W1am
rapidly the daredevil handsome
STRAW See this who is already attracting much favorable
men Also
HELEN HOLMES serial THE FATAL FORTUNE which
NEWS
edy popular HARRY POLLARD BUCK JONES 1.-THE
STRAW big show.