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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
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ffiittiidgerei nidtt ffor1tronieren f1nnen2
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qramm folIioierf mibrigens o11rd9als
nidt nit ben Bldnen Der samerlenr
5eDeration Of 2abnr, Die angefli11:
oigt bot, Sic 5rage IN dggreli1pen
8eiie IN Der fou1menoen polifliber
saean1pagne burd,8ufedlten- sic nil
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Der bonn Erdiioente1 gsillon Dorge
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
Npte a,1 SDaanS.

aonbon, Is. Jeb. Der Sber1te
Rat iiberIannte Der boamnolfden Hes
aierrna Sic borbereifete Rote befref1s
Ser 4uslieferung bes fruberen 4al=
iers. Sic lit purl 8remier aloDo
George als 8rdiioent oes Slots ur'fer-
5eidnet 5
sssn ser Norge1liisung beg Hats
uuroen Sic aDriatiide 5rage uno ore
tiirfilden 5rieoansbeo Hgurgen be-
iprode11
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
aaht it'd nidlts puridlreiben.

sssn 9aag 16. s5eb ss91e Dond1ts
oiide sfegieruna miro abrldleInl1h
einem bofIiderr Grf1den Der aa11er=
ten, oeu1 ebemaligen aaifer 8abelm
einen @obuIib in gr0Berer entfer11-
una BON Ser oertIden 8renae atI5u=
meiien, entipreden, aber enfldIeoen
ieoe ssoroerllng, lin nad ben bonan==
oiiden aolonien 5n ienoen, 5ltrlldpel-
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
Hnllbei1lend eill $d)rltt
zur Uer(0bnlilg
gote,s oes 90 ,ritem Stats an 9eutidlano ttto eol=
Iano in beri0bnIidberem 30ne 8ebaltcn. - ,olz
Iauo ldst sid, nid,ts porid)reiben. Beruiuu9 aa.i
8erifinas Sob. -9ie Maiierteu perIan9eu angeb=
lidh oeu RET Ser oeutid,en &samoelsfotte.

garis, is. 5eb. 0ie Soften an
GeutldllanD uno Sonar1b, tuelde IN
Ser sibuna bes0beriten Hats in 2on-
oou q11tgebeiben uur0e1, biloen nad
anfidt 6es vNatin" einen lDi9tigen
gdrttt s1r gerlobnung. Bie Die
3eit,lng lagt, erfeunt oas ON 9o1ano
qeridtete G1reiben Die Wfogllbfelt
an, oaB Sonanb lib meigere, ben ebe-
utaligen Roiier Bilbelm al1s5uliefern
llllS perIangt, baB Der adiler nod al1-
bereuropaiiden @ebiet. 8. 9. Sonan=
6iId-Sftinoien, gebraht Deroe. 9te
geote an Sic gerIirer &egieruna for
bert MIR Die Auslieferl1ng bon 9el1t-
iden, meIde, 1nnriutHtebar Elm Der.
breden neriibt baben,1 n11o erfer111f
Sic gdmierigfeiten ON, tpelheA per
oeutiden 8egierung Der Berlub Der
slusIaferung FOLDER, oeren 8erant=
mortlidfeit eir1e ferne 1inb nltr allge=
meine lit, MAIDEN Uiiroe. gsabl1df
feitens ser Allierten m Dieler 9ln=
iid1t biirffe aber bon Der bel1tiden He-
aierung nid)t aIg 8rd5eoen5fna dl1r
lleberidreitung nnoerer 8eltmln1l11l. .
aen oes 8erfaiGer 8ertrages geoelttet
fperben. gs ba11ble fih I'M eI11en
al1saabmefaG nll0 5eige Die periobn=
lide SaItl1ng Ser Aniierten M Sn=
terefIe 6es europaifden 5rieosns.
Ser friibere RaiIer babe oas Aner-
bieten bes 4ro1rprir5en, fih als5n=
liefern, 10 {ebr miBbiaigt, oaB er Der
bollanbiiden Hegiernng bter1ber
gor5tenungen gen1adt babe, 11m o1e
slusliefer1lng gu perbinoern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19

iein Sauptquartier gefanot babe .Rad-
Dem Ser amerifanifbe Sffiaier ieine
ar1tIiide MeIoung eritattet bafte, frne
.er nm oie grlaubnis, mid IN elmer
.perionliden slngele legenbeit 5n ipre=
.hen. gr teilfe mir Damn NIT, onB
.@eneraI 8eribing i'm beauftraat,. .ba=
be. Inn oeflen perlonlide @riiBe 81
/ #iiberbringen l11r0 ieine geipuno oeri1ng
50ariiber ous5u6riiden, mie bic 5. glr=
NEE urter ieiner 5ubrung fid IN Der
'.Moasfdladt geidlagen babe. ssllr=
.oe General 8eribing bas getan ba,
ben, frug er, vtDern er Die lleberdeu=
.gung gebabt bette. baB iein 8egner
'berbrederifder Sanolungen fdbta
.iit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
Gnleu s,tn1 sSrieben bereit.

@arfd,au, ia. Seb. eiiniiterprd-
fioenf Sfulsfii feilte am Oee OeeiittftDoh Der
gertrefern Der So5ialiIten rrb Ar=
beiterparteier1, oie ibnr nro General
BiIbnosfi lire Anlidter1 iiber ben
sSrieoen Dortrngen, nit baB Die Ste
=aiieru1ra BON gsaridau Die Iette SoD=
.iieta9aofe iebr erniflih ertuage Serner
aab er 6ie gerfiderung, oaB 4olens
SSriebensabfidten er11it leier Benn,
70 fl1hr er fort oie 9oIldetDtfis Die
.ielbe Mufridtigfehif 5eigten, oiirffe oer
sSrteoen balb 81 ertunrfen fetn. 8olens
|antmort ipiirOe ieoob nidH Dor gfara
Eerfolaen, so iiber Derid dieDene 5rager1
nod Der sHaft Der aaiisrten eingebon
'neroel n1iiBte.
Sic slrbeiferperfrefer lfeaten BEN
Dlliuilferprdii diioellten ll1lo DEM General
.bor; oaB Die 5riebensfruge fur 8olen
cine 2ebe11sfrage fei Sic belfanoer
oarnuf, Sic Hegierung foae lofor1
sSrieoensDerba blunge1 nit ben goiD.
tets er9ffnen, 0ie Sp5ialiften eradte-
ten oie Borid dldeae Der 8plideiDiH nls
cine befrieoigenoe gafis fir gerbano=
I1ngen gsdiib breno oieier grorterungen
soro6ten oie gertreter Ger Goblengr1I-
=bennrbeiter nit einenl generaIfreif,
#menn 11id)t balD Die gieoensD sDerbano=
EIungen atfgenontnel1 1Diiroe1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
E9ie ssnternntiDnale ssssiinansfonferen

Sic sSsnternat atiouale s1Iiinansf fpnferen5
2onoon, i 6. s5eb glnIten gban=
Eber1ai1l Ser 2oro sfan5ler, Elm.
==ooiiete an, beB oie Hegierung bereit fe1
On elmer i11ternntio naIen 5f5iinan5f 5fon-
sferen5 teiI5unebme1r falIs iie BON eii.
=ner neufralen MadH ober Der atgo
Ser agNaffionen biier5n eingelaben mir.
=oe, 10 oaB fie DabH Hiber5etgt fei11
.ffo0nnte, boB bie aRo11ff Ee1a ei1aen reprd-
Ie11tdtipen g1nnHftt ebn1e11 mir
=nbe.
Ser 4ansI Get b 8
#beritanoen boben baB I'M s1ane gng.
.Ianb an oieier aonferen5 teilnebmel
bic Negierung feinen nel1en BIan I'M.
teriftniben fonne, Ser meitere Ser
pflidtungen groBbrifm1niens fiir
.M1tsaaben IN Mnteriiffa nit iid brdd=
te. Sic Hegierl1ng 10 fagt 9er1
chamberlain lei#bon Der yeubloftg=
.feit eines @erfndes, oas finan5iene
9sroblem ourd neite anleiben 5lt 20
len, iiiiber5engt, aud braude lie nr1te1
Effeiinen l1lnHanoerr neitere llnteritiis=
|ungen an anoere 2addtber 81 gepdb=
rem.
Sic 5fennngnabn1e Mmerifos n
Ioiefer iSrage Iei bon bodlfer g gsidf1g.
ffeif, fif 50 es 5Deifelbnft erfdeinf, ol
|Mmerifa 5n elmer Seilnabme iiberre;
Set neroen nnrfe.
.Die Regieruna erfenr1t ole ytot
nenoiafeit an ben1 8ie0eranfbar
pon europa biilfreihe 5arro 5l1 lei
Zen, { a11Berfe Serr 81 eR1ntberIafn
rllr1b lie 1T ioear geneigt geDiile sl1ts. !
raElnen sn ser Hegel 5n maiden, ont
EelnIeiben BON elmer !Regier1ng alt1
'anoeren oafb6ren n1iiBten sic ba
|be liefl al1genbIi nit ben Negie
E|r1tnaen BON aar1aoa, ben gerei11tg
| ten 5taafen Srunfreid 1tfto anDere1
Climber III BerbinDung ge}esf I'M De
|1ferreith u11b Holen BprlhnB 81 &c
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Robuaterialien. nie tie oiele Sdtnoel
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Eoen 3u{ammenbrnd oes inbnlfriener
E2ebens tpirff Jam 81 befanpfen berbei
Idtnffen 5u fonnen-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
lsofe1r al BDrD.

gaefu gorf, 15.5 l1ator 1,a az
Boro beg iran5oiiiden Ganpfers
y aafria 1nehrere 5iiiillle llle BON Hofen
m,saebroden noren, naIroe oas gdlifl
III |i SIC l11nrantd1le geld Gs brah-
fe 277 aaiiiten< 1l11o TOO 3tDiid|en.
nedIer beriillber gffle Eerioren bic mil
oer gdiffsgeien dali rgenoDie ir1
geriiiib brlf1g gefo1ilItlen naren fpur0ei11
'fofDrt geiu1pff Boat ftllI bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
armee iagt: ,,111ln1Dglid !"

gerIin, is. Seb. Ger 8efebls=
baber Ser oeutIIden GeidsDebr, Gene
ral Heinbarb. bat folgenoen 9agesbe=
riidH erlnffen
Geutfde erndten oie ausIiefern1g
bon Maannern, Die &riegsDerbrehen
angeHagt finro, fir nnnr0glid Die
grmee ilt Der gleihen Nnlibt, 1t11D
miro III feui1erl Sale oapon abneT
Heft. s5ssss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
Yrpteit aeaeu gdiffsberfa

1SIUItll gCt5tM S-ss1E1I tSUS+ +s.sS lS--5s
@afbinafnn, 133lI Jeb Aus aler
aeiIen bes 2anbea BON Senntorert,
RD1lgreBa r61eten got1be llenren,
gmrgerneifern uno anoeren offentli-
den gennlter iptuie BON 5ablrei6en
berporragenDen y5effd)dd sslIea,ten tref=
fen in 8ofbmgtort Brnteite Elm ge-
gen oie mfidf ber 5hiffsbebor6e
0ie oreiBig befbl blng 11nfen e1enah-
gen beltfihen Haifagi olanp fer an Die
S sssr1ternntional Neereanfile Marine
50. gu perfaafen, nad,e oas ein5ige
stMngebot bon $28 600, 600 eingereiM
Ebm. srob biefer eneraiiden Grofelte
|tpieoerbn iebod gorliser Sesobn 8ar-
ton BaDne bon der Sbifffssbeboroe
feline frHibere rfIdrnng 6aB bic
@erfeigerung Ser 9hifffe programme
mdBig am nod De0nfag prfolgen
|1Der0e. 5s..
gege11 ben ooffffenIiid5en Berfauf Der
Igdnffe baHe1 bereits 4riegs gsiefretdr
Safer unb grigabeger1ernI 51rnnf 3 3.
sdnes Gbef oes fssportn nelens,
#proteftirf NIT beu gsrinbelt, Die Sdif=
Iie aIs Heierbe= sportfiddiiffe Der
IMrmee au beboItens Sic ein5ige Sc
Dingung, meIhe b1n Der 5diffsbe=
#b0rbe an ben gerfal1f gefniipft miro,
=iff oie, paB Sic Sdifffe unter arneriiffa=
Iuiider s5Iagge bIeibel1 mHiiiifien gs
.heiBf, BOB HrdiioeH 8iilio11 DIE an=
Eifiiddteu ii gorfiker Gannes DolHg teilft.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19
WINFIELD

Those who were calling at the
home Of Frank svisAer Sunday last
we're Mr. Ota Shafer and son. MT.
and MIS-. Russell Harr and children,
n. Charley SWisher and son, Isaac
Moran and Sidney Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Summers ana :
three children were calling on y. Y.
Baker Sunday last. AZ.
T. N. Swisher is very Ill at TINS
leslie Lesley satteraeld was calling at D.
c. Bakers one day this week.
Those calling on Frank Jones Sua.
day afternoon last were Misses WINE
and Opal Hawkins, Edna Swisnel;
Dorothy Baker, Lesley Satternela anu
Glenn Hawkins. - No.,
Richard F. Harr, who has been
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19
Personals

Mesdames G. C. Martin, Of Clarks-
burg and W. S. Martin, Of Oakland,
Md. were visiting relatives here Gu
Mrs. B. H. Skinner, Of Kllarul, was
shopping in town on Tuesday.
Miss Clar:ce Cakes Is attending the
State Regional S. S. convention az
Moundsyille this week as a DELEGATE
from the Christian Sunday school ci
Worthingtoh.
W. S. Hamilton. Of Fairmoct, was a
business caller here on Tuesday.
Victor Barbe, Of Clarksblrg. was
visiting his brother, Arlie Basl's, on
~S MT. and Mrs. A. ]. Mcdaniel were
Sunday visitors in Monongah. .
]. vi. Emerson, Of Middleton. vas a
business visitor here on Monday.
Chas. E. Smith, Of Fairmont, candi-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19
Worthinaton Not In Il

II would seem from the List o. elec'
tion officials as published IN me pa
uers in accordance with Chapter ..
Section 2e.A Of Barnes Code. tnat
Worthington has been taken on ta Gag;
map and that no primary election w!
be held here. Our honorable county
cont has considerable power but W. W.
were not aware that they could sn,lt
the election precincts AROUND IN tne
manner they have. Uncle John Hess
used to be q familiar figure on me elec'
lion boards at Worthington but W. !,
later transferred to the Miller scnool
precinct and now It seems that ne =
again transferred to Thoburn precinc!
and that precinct Is honored with tWo
double boards. ,.,.r
We hope this mi1.up will not iGvall'
date the primary Of Worthington pre-
cinct II one should be held here o, .t
SO far no official List Of election oLl'
GERS has been published and It Is TOO
late to do It legally at this time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19
c.ndid,tes Stirred un.

The news item Monday entitled
plenty Of Rumors About Politics
has caused considerable anxiety among
he Democratic candidates ans they
are making extra efforts 70 secure
votes and the nomination. So far as
this section Is concerned Martin, Ma
pel and Musgrave seem to have a com.
manding lead. For assessor ths race
seems to be between Ice and Haney.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19

ssi.ifiSd lone etndsy
NIiIa Hail nd z1n Ri Eete call=
inf m 3. 10. Hsll Sunday last Z
Z IeSiey Satterneld Wa ealing On y,
III HaaEinS Sunday last y ! :. 3
.Nrand NrSsD. c. BakerHereeaH.
ing ONT n: :sxisher Saturday aeni
Howard swisher and daughter Rar
chel. Of OHIO. are Spending q few days
With; his father. Thomas n. sstsaer'
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Personals


MI. and Mrs. Charles Sine took then
little daughter, Thelma, to the COOK
hospital, where she underwent an oper
alton for the removal Of her tonsils.
Mrs. R, E. Davis, who has been U
Morgantown for several days visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Edison Federef'
who has been seriously III, has return
ed to her home.
Mrs. ]. R. Cook, Of Fairmont, spent
the week end visiting her daughter
MIS-. a. g. Clayton, on Locust street.
A. L. Prichard and T. N. Calvert
were in Fairmont yesterday on DUST
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Brown spent the
week end in Fairmont visiting friends
MIS-, M. ]. Reay and daughter, Mrs
Berthe, Of Trenton, New Jersey, are N
this city the guests Of ]. NJ. Reay, Oh
Christy avenue.
P. H. Brummage. N. Goho and ]. s
Leggett are In Buffalo, New forK' az
tending a convention for the OIL ane
gas men.
c. c. Cofman and Talmage Britton
who have been in Gilmer county for q
week, have returned to their homes IN
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Perry. Of clarks'
burg. is in Warrington visiting MT
and Mrs. A. C.. Perry in Beatty avenue;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thomas, OF
wheeling, are the guests Of Mr. ana
Mrs. Dave Matheny.
F. J. shontell, Of Grafton, spent the
week end IN this city.
Mrs. E. B. Koen,. who have been VS.,
iting IN Berkeley Springs for severa!
days, has returned to her home here
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19
a.. a,,,,., Love Tokens.

3New Guinea Love IoKen -
NSsa;a New Guinea woman falls
{. ~ Nitl, d man she sends a piece
s;ss 10 bis sister. or, Il he has no
q Ills mother. Then the lady
~ s''e i.ssIyes IL. strln: tells the 4. :.
"a man the particular woman Il
i loye With him.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19
lcrook play.

ijsdsasf Good Crook play. -.
~ 4 ! blue moon Is a stage play az
4 sits sorizinal form 50 Hll adapted
TaIsntinssg the celebrated l., . e.oOs
5fSiiSl written By Paul Arms ms U
"a ds insddte q BY Metro with Bert 1 ~ :
nj n ma expert bank robber. Inc
65ay:iWas tke first OF 2 long sa i.as n
: tsnsss dealing with the underwo .sa
fksfS were Intended to apoeal % , sss
Sss IA sisss of theatre goers and We
Z ss NINA success in its day. tirs.
md f0femosS It Is drama l.on .t s.s,.
a e finish The story SEXES tne a.ssa a.
IN :. Y, II fhe yery beginning and nanE "
q Rs II % Tie finish. The Eet ~
.s ~ iSS ,; 4 aiTays been q favtNte lig-
m "a fieti0n: IN this story tae y su Nc
Il lad wrought so cunningiy N Inns a.s
S y .;S hi; lie sympathy OF the spec :
), ~ n never lost. Psnl armstrong
ss = Ts Nth his Characters ann
t.ssed their indi.A lily y, i. = T, IN
III fSat we're noyci < well a. n
=, ss IN Also he told 2 strasa.
~ story: that moves with illcte ssd
~ ~ tsSston to the big situation anu
isfiiI q heart throbs. ,..o,,
: MA ~ sTeen production has rec zee vet
..5Ss "a IA handling. The story dos :s.1 no.
~ fof elaborate SETS anu ,eterest '
gss.. ia s.mnsphere is supplied 70.
s s.9s!,; ssei,s and the acting Of ne cas- J.
!. ~ ~ .Iset .could be asked. SaoWtns'
rs TIE Princess To-Day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19

ntonio Moreno. vitasrapa . star,
NM. Advantage Of odd moments
= 3le.Ss sans ssntsodes Of his new serial.
: sFs STsiied Mystery" to pose lot i, =
,'s " ~, y s rsintinr which Is being made
IS R0s Mendez pupil Of sroI .s.. !a W
sSoEf fsmous contemporary artist Of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19
lef. for Philadelphia.

Rev. and Mrs. J. v. Koontz have
gone to Philadelphia, where Key s.
Koontz was sent as q delegate o. t as
Grafton Presbytery to the general 40
sembIy Of the Presbyterian church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19
Returns from Meeting Of w0men's
Clubs.

Mrs. Lawrence Hoffman and Mrs. !
" " Va. where they we're attending the
annual meeting OF the Central alssfis :,
Of the West Virginia Federation OF
Womau's clubs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19
I WARRINGTON
l...nd, Graduating Recital.

Miss Marion Shaw, Of this city, u
in Morsaptown attending the sradu
attns recital Of her sister, MISS N W.,
einis Shaw. from the University
School Of Music.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19
IIlILAI Brings
REalFUL SLEEP
\ 10 GEORGE BEL[ER
Charleston, ". Va. Man
SAYS BE Now Sleeps Like
. Baby Alter Taking
81 Nerylax.

~ have suffered for several years
..ol, s stnn,aeh trouble and was 50 nerv.
n oTs I s, eouid not sleep and hated the
osS !; a bed" writes George Beller,
sSarls ~ = ". Va. .As luck would
a nay a \ gtaIing Il / feel much better.
Now MAJ T / can scarcely wait until bedtime
s MST en; SaI many nan hours Of restful sleep
f fsget up feeling fine IN the MOI morning ans
10 II right Nerviax Is q ftne meal-
,S,e and / nsart1;y recommend i for
stomach, kidney, liver and bowel trou-
blss. GEORGE BELLER.
Charleston, W. We.
Nervla1 is on sale At Cranes DtuF
Store. II
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19
4 Attendance a. Dixie.

70 Mint at eight o'clock, tn, the
n,s;s IA iS them jammed to the side Dc.
sie writing an opportunity 70 sec
al X Ksnfncky. Ii Is an aA-weeS
sitiaction, end thus far has proven
: lsifdnl ,puiler.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19
Attending State Sunday School Con
vention.

Mrs. John Beddow, Mrs. 9. ": ~ a !,
Cure and Mrs. D. H. Hamilton are y,
Moundsville attending a meeting o.
the State Sunday school asscciatioa
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19

s,,nshine Comedy at Nelson.
Il 'sc,s Inc ! good comedy drop PIN +
1, s IA IN Nelson today and take a \, no y,
q q isras Heart Snstcher: NAT az
r;si.sS,5 Il, .Amaril!y Of Clothes Line
Silsss 4 ~: other feature.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19
aosEJps.

chsrlotts Ross is PROGRESSING s. n n
ssE chosen &c, art The last tim time 8. sss
4, shete, not a gear ago. was l WIN
s5atss md Ross. a :iNil ot e nj
zss;on but. by the VIZ, one & g. .1e
N e tha az ever playeo the e.. Hip Pr
9 9ssz;S III Il Is our guess. that that , nsv
e,s'eessssses await the clever Hue isa''
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19

.ASo 1Isil good sized aud is.:s
sAthoroughly enjoyed me ee. = IA
8 ance Of Love Of Mlke .s . III
HID last night, which was tne .T me
showing 81 this bill. Tonisn. ..,a dne
T M, q Twins" another SCREAMING
coined filled brintul Of tunet;ai t Nun;
.bers and pleasing speciaties y pn.ea
Nh complete change. Of sesuass >
eostumes etc. Il was IN Us e 49,. :
HrpsdWay success. and en- tour pis w.
Is wonderful business evefy " r.
md = Eve general satisfaction. Us I re-
viyA s. March's Musical Merry ~ as ,Ss
III Is strictly in keeping Mlta ~. tns
uoiiry. Of the management N e sa9a
6scE some years and picking sa.S
mIiy productions that had me..s
;ratfer than 70 resort to the com ,Sev
;eyery iay material such a. a ,aey
.Nopld BE- forced 70 accept ana Ply =,
4 POPULAR prices. the pels9I1ne. ~ ~
~ Ssrcil company Is the eup1e% o. o.
rsneraI favorable comment, III VI
slch "a deserved.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19
TIE! 1
{ ER0 ROW
,AEApLINERs TONIGHT
HIrp Ma.cs', Musical Merry Makers
The Screen.

EeSon Armarilly Of Clothes Line Aley
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-19

c. c. Cotman and Talmase Britton
who have been in Gilmer county for q
week, have returned to their homes IN
fkis city
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-03-30
Money or your life!
(To BE CONTINUED.)
GOATS MILK FINDING FAVOR
Prejudice Against This Cheap and
Nutritious Food Seems in Fair
Way to Disappear.

Goats, it must DE admitted, have
never been taken seriously by public
opinion in the United States, and the
news that the owner of the largest
herd in the American Northwest is
preparing to establish an extensive
dairy for the sale of goats milk will
probably seem to many rather humor-
Gus. AS a matter of fact, however, it
appears that a promising beginning is
already made. and that the city Of
Seattle, conveniently near the great
herd of goats on Cypress island, in
the Puget Sound archipelago, already
consumes about a thousand quarts of
goats milk day. Publicity will per-
haps be necessary to overcome the
American habit of regarding the goat
humorously, and it may take time and
patience to prove widely the state
ment of the owner of the herd that
goats milk is quite as good, If not
actually better, than cows milk. Five
cents a day, says he. will pay the cost
Of keeping goat whose average milk
production is two or three quarts !;
and two quarts Of milk for 5 cents
would make a considerable difference
In the food expense of family. The
goat dairy may be more important
than it seems; and ten years from now
such dairies may be commonplace.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-03-30
"Pin Money"

An explanation of pin money" can
be found in the books which seems
plausible. or as the Italians say, iii
not true. well invented?" When pins
were first invented in the fourteenth
century they were expensive and the
sales of them were permitted only OH
January ! and 2. So the custom grew
uD of giving a sum to women at mar.
riage to defray this cost of pins. Easily
the idea of an allowance for a wife's
personal expense took hold. but In
many households the notion would
seem to obtain that pin money remains
a correct term from the smallneSs of
the allowance, which covers more than
Eow cheap pins. There is a great mass
of law pertaining to pin money.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-03-30
TWO Familiar Phrases

We often hear some one say that
they will not buy a pig in a poke"
For the origin of this expires sion we
must go back TO the Middle Ages. when
it was common in both France and
England. Just as swindlers of more
recent time were fond of selling a
gold brick" to the unsuspecting. so
the sharpers of an earlier age often
tried to sell a pig in q poke. or bag.
The unwary buyer usually found after
ward that the pig was cat, and froA>
his chagrin on making this discovery
we get another familiar expression.
letting the cat out of the gag" James
c. Young writes in the Seattle Post-In-
telligencer.