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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
vERDUKS DEFENDER GUEST
FEDERAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
AND OTHER BODIES IN BOSTON
Gen NiveHe. French
War Hero. ut Hub
a ID delegate to
Church Council
Greeted BY Veterans
Yankee Division. and
Officials Army, Navy,
State and City

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tsle Anesaszn MRF-apEs- Carnssi az
. meeting n TRINITY g..u-r.a rzusEaz-
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a1 1Ae essunszii distinguished apnuss
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Fa--a1tss-
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Ezie lo fas Council pr~-st11-s45 z-se
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HGEll1r- 10 REsr- Prank AazEr Nus-A 81
Sew EEsTaS a 5L,r-nssr -r-sxaasrr OF rs,@.
;sssEEeal. lz7r President Henri h11.x.:l-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
HOOVER At PORTLAND
TO-DAY AND SUNDAY
TNkAT WlTERYaIE.

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Maine zRur- L11saESz IN 1as famous
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{ uen SzEzKr 5r Es,7sEr- J. 81Gw--
stare E1lEz7-aEn II LIE American EEe
LTD ADMINISTRATION Efi rne E.r1pHz1
aE5iEs Council. EE VII he gZE-E.l a.
anca - me lICnR n MIR 2-1owrl IN
state sFI-s.sr Ey.lazs ne anl Mr. Hoover
VIII Or E.les1s during thar SHY II
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Continues M Page @Geh. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
Colby Leaves for
South America
as Wilson Envoy

Washington. Deg. S-aA2-liE,-.isrz1
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ng-nn tpElET 4Ec Szs.z1tl Azntr3rz ui4IEsss-
as The Representative II p-aSille..1I
KIisnn. ae VIA -Igr III aftiruga rzsz- y
Eas governments sf Rrzzl ana T-u-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

LRnnan. Dee g. 8E z1ae 4 R-e--
The Allied ssr4gssns C'gl1nel] sl.dEr an
z0,uns,sea ttiA- = would withdraw 1n1zrs-
tlAl snTzasr- 1-wIn Csr-s-..s;s snurlh aru-
rnsr King Czrls1zu--ns t,s returned Il
1els z,t.,.llszits Of Sunday The essun-
ri cszoEsaiasresi tEg--I.rsE4 -sElr-sEis
sngnid ~ W =aIl.l1xnezi
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Il LIE creeks rxgzs1sr Thar ete1rs II
ms galsnisc1lE-
Rr3E-r SUMMARIZED LIZ EIEtsl1zrn Esi
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1.as Creeks vigorously Et1aZ -alsssr Eor-
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TAM - Tsie Wishes II 1he Allies. anC
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nEat- End EptfaT-as sEzIss,nEz1I rsiE1zre x
withdrawal al 1nAQEsE.z sappEC- E-@ M
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lake ez7en s4Hrnf- rnaASZ-Ess. winch
were CIisz Zls<sssa -B1AT.
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regards SErTT-IE. Il g klgEn -elx-
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haniis If L-aE ssssss.zs ErIEit- Cc1sIRn-
Izns The WISH was sr-rGsssss- how
s.zar 1a- - - 50 far IS - THREAT II
the Lsrs.aszs- hs5crz uas zlistIissE.stz.- with
-e1lhzuE pE1r- IT --1e ZHE--frrT allotted
zsls.-n Under EAas Sez-ES r-asE-.
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mai 4Aae szsguast rnaksE-es s,arEgzld Ne
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= 1-lt. &szs=sizs r-tlDssSa Prime 4zsgirEe fzr
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Unnecessarily - EiesEaus definitely WITH.
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e-lsS German rrrIksA1aIIs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
Rcsfass. gEir1 HEAD fur
Attempting Pass Worthless
Check af Prominent FANNY

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Manchester
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
MAIL Filler
BREAKS RECORD
CHICAGQN. 7. TRIP

MzsnzaEzan. Ds1- ALI --.-T-1s 1rr
frzng btawE4sn New Earg ann Iii
s.zsss w4r,a srxaisEn 1s1EE IN -sas a--
ynasi ssswana- Sud IA announcement
l5r me Pass GffiI.a DsEazz--nsu-- :. Z
satsnsssn. Eslltr1-uE ! ssnEIe nfs1EErza5
Ire +zaxzlRnd niEnE- nEcs Ing ais
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re hsE EhirAEo a. $50 a N 1aa
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axe ID II mates Ii hour F-can
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Tssr-k III III axsr-Ee spssta CT In Niles
IN auur. ARRIVING Ell zs P II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
IEPUBkicANS
NAME FOce FOR
AUGUSTA MAYOR
nr-71.s,asClc c q ucu ;
RI, Fair Sex Fearur-
ny attendance

,.,.us sar-p-a - EsHs Gnanirnoaas
-'.u,-.s Assli =-r-es FOR aas -
,. -,.se-s are A4so Nsnnen -
as.,s~ u- ADMINISTRATIVE NJ Mss'-
,- s.s~.s1 ~ aa1-7R
~.f E.ss,lll.i-ll-zn Gizlars1s AZ Augusta
-s- FL LII a7taIng n ss4iet- 4 Ga1-
s,5art n, -n4-eur YVES Wsa1i attended
---,,,.,- ag.1-s lissllszn aaf confidence
-s-7,s !. zs.4.k frEl1n MandzT
rY,,r1.:. ..slea. The interest
x- ~, -.le zrendanrs ~ the e.
,..s ,-gs . -s..r.1r-s aaaMng favorable
anzrsal--.
w. aall-.ls wi4s 2A-ltsa ID 'eraer BIZ
.,,.-,-,--,.r y Les wnp rand lie cal.
,,evp. 3E-1saEa MA--1n WIS c1ausx.n
.-s,-r1.u III Vas g-Hasss1 with APP
sialss
v,g-f-s IN sa-fo Z ss-Hgnea aEpIwpr1R1s
!, .g.-r-c ,-s.;aE-uEpn 10 The work af
NJ er.r government 4Esr the past Tw9
r-p-s " rEva nothing 70 apuiu-
IKE m hz sad What We have
AIMS rs 1s..sn 1nnR cansEaen17puslF
e75 u M stsss1 III our abilities II
mar war; ar-'Ef-s 1lszy were ss-aR If
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III Wis II, mills In 1913 this was
rsr-sassc u - mills. ami 1as4 r~sr
n = mills as the casa Of Irving
ssL assc1a.a -.le nulTRuI1AI 50 Z ma
shsc-ac -tia aamuEn1Ty- During TINS
Bs-lsa III man ana WOMEN Of Al
Isl ILL --uyzGs4d IN increase u 1ae
g-npnl midget II aoou; . mills End
as srEgw szur-nE III LAST winter had
Isl IL c--- 1-u7a= mills nrrH Is1Ha
u a-cllIIz- wZUIsss ThEE had
fesl SINH LnEraEs@ n The xairfAzlnu
III LIZ mgre L-1An snunE- 10 take
LIE It -hs Increased WARTS and
SIZE LEE
r. tInznI:--11 .s.nuzt1an af ting E-1y
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~ II s-2Tes71zns.n1 fooa and The new
IN s-1lnr 50 muDa aeftsea- and
vsl.1 Z s-.,Ha-Ha II DE- camnlese
anag -ie 1rEE IF February. Tins
s.srernne- Sn Pane 4-Cm- 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
Let People Decide
Saws Constantine

-ail-sEs,,-.l De- h--llE -s-RlI-
slsurzna 81 Czs=4ssa- El-zs- LEARNING N
7elF r.-g17-E.,1-E a 4sst nEze me A1lits IL
rae sd p -.fe =s-2saE eurss-IInfEut- TIant
l.nuw7s -zl7vnEn LIS Ee1ls6 adviser relA1
ne r.a ael wish u ssv su ip z1r1F1-lng
z-rlitsl Evur1ld aA N ting zIHr--H NJ 1-1-u-
z.-,s.-1a- s7- z111s- ss-lIlE zzTAl me 4rs.s az
z,r,s.szstsn 81 1ErH VII II EnH fss,...s 5s4e-
r,ls IN rs1e usssilisczts n 5a as9u SuilaE,g-
s-,,,,s-srI1.r1s. according IN tls adviser.
sv.- rE.szs.-, r.,s -,akstar,n IF +'fe. III pep
sl4s dssssitE wi3t--tltg -1ty T-zLr1I NE 1is1tiE
and has aIits-I1ea patty 81 'hEutIs 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
COTTON INDUSTRY
OF sol HI Is
ON THE BOON

grs~.S.yvaIlG- s g. Der s-zup-EEx--
-neur N rsas rEEzis zndlEr-v n The
Sau1h WIS rxpnr-eE InaET By " J.
yusztksznn. n rsr1rm manufactures.
IN srzrsansn1 xaTirsh sxad -hxx sub
srErisal orders wFsE a<aznE rx<s.Fsssa
snfirxzzng resumption 81 1zal esy,sr-
a-srm Of The mills aEz1y nFT- vssEr-
gpsssu-s ErrIn lssREling manufacturers
xrsu commission merchants af E.as
.sss1rra Tzrun1pIsza the pE-1rraEm hs
ssasn. Cane n1HIaufaCazIrxr sxla he aan
Same esrxlar~ IN hnna winch A8~ egsaiG
III srwan nigh E.rans.d 1ag-rn with q
s.s,nssfaerzzsfs KISS baI1 xtle.a WxEHld
he an ssen brnEk al -Ais gsrxsszaa1
zsr.is~ss ed cza-uu and ig~sr waEe
sn1s1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
Grssx Cabinet SAarar,ssr

Athens 1ee- the as1s sam aF
Ere British. F-auca aasl Z.a1ltKzl zryr5saEa-
Ens4nrs II Szrs4=+as. TzzIITstsfgy concerning
-aae -saz-rrl N EeE-nH- A-ng Eal1szzn-
-Ilss u EslsN7z, -a1 ma rxa.AI4ftns bel EEsszl
them IND tzEz-sfee n sEaEr- al event
g.sxlsza,l sslz1ss.a--lE11nn h.<-E- L cA1ns Is
: eZ.Ir-le-s- sEl-T-lr1ss u LIE lzss-sik -;z1r,-
III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
Ask Sailor Ryan
TO Head National
Americanism Job

BStszu1- 1sse- .Sz-lr-- Rrar =
sz'b VINO WIS aaaa KS Henri J.
aZA1- SzsEDAr Is 1at uKTT -auEzEr
rails during the WIZ wzs asazEsd 10
azT sr Cd z II GAza-zzth. Sa-
1l1sz1al ezzHurnAaisss 81 ne Aroxrznxa
-Eg1u-l- - haZd -ae -ee-urts Arnrss-
sSsz-sls-1 commission lie Eouan xnr-
cz.s.a C.3jfSnsa Arthur Topis. arwrue-
s-sssis-aul ss4Z-s-zrT If war zv=n
wz1e Is thurman ID ne .Arnsrar.s.nsssu
a';'lr1r-1zsssEsn 81 zAe L=Ern in inns
sFzaze- sAaa ne ruuBattr ws1l,d arrep1
a-1n Uould caufe- wifi CM- ExEfszxti
ssz1 z-ls 1Hz-s- n View Yrk .nuw-
-ow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
PAIL BEARER FOR
MURDERED YOUTH
IS UNDER ARREST

Evansville Inn DAE- . - W.AztEr
W<seEt-nE - Al aa7Euupnlls ifsnsr af
this err, VIM WIS sz- okarsr- Il
the funeral ID lsssz1ls Rll,ssl =. Z
-zIcz5 s,rrTE murdered : 51u--
night aEn. & under az-es7 N uzEuu+.1-
MIN with -e1B ta11ss's dssn--a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
Reds Give Turks
Equipment for
Attack on Greeks

CausranEnrlaie- DssE- -.5szaTasA-
The Turkish Mathematics have rs-
Essarsd 1--nn fsfe 3lssiLn S8z7lsszs 1sllr-
y z,r-iEat.a rwanrv a--nErea E:AS anu
lImEuus nufxr --lr.tzs. 1-s crEnrazn-
1rzEng their forces On 1.lB Isn1d and
SznEv-lH 1-~G112trS 1or q g-aR- afifs,l-
#re aEa1uEs ma Cracks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

i-nssIHs- Dse- s-Fuur nen zza-e
buried aIir-e tz,fEv n rsae seass-zl Es-
nt.ss1ns NINE III Rrsfs--szn Qrt-. fv Z
Ezxs-an while WORRYING IN d waT zEsr
-s-.s. dean. EEn1 rnHn ws,s trapped
wShFs- -tls sA--n saia t1uI ]uIr ~ -tss,n
wars -sSCussS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
SABRA DYER HELD
ON CHARGE OF
CHECK FRAUDS

Mi1ilii-.sss>'Its- \. f. Tex ..-aA.5l,.g
= 1szsr- Esab cafIlns n aar4 ssssEs4st.,l
M E-1# sEznH Platform WITH william
Il Tai sgnd " J Brian. was zEr-azEz-l-
81 1zssfEE uR c,lE11ssss III passing E'rE,--,7-
afssss q sst.s.zs 2rru ae4d II Ez8a,H i,Bnt1s-
TsF srr,gzIEn IS wanted u ssTsrzg View
E1E4Es,d e-t2es Wren zr-EIE-7sa she
w-Ers & szgsbb sEt8s saa9 .slnti md -lszr-s,r
szEstf II latr egtsss..ssaBn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
Cotton Mills In
W. Warren Mass.
Close Till Dec IL

Wesa TEr-Hn- Mass Der 1-T.1ls
NGr-va Gni-Esn mills announced to41EE
TINT r1ie mills v--rull aH CHASED Er1-zl
DseEluszr X. WHEN EhEy VIII lie r.
Espss-lssa an -EIe wt-a4z3F sIlasSfIls "a
-a1I-4a GEE's. INV N Trrze
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
RESERVE BOARD
HEAD ANeERED
By QUESTIONS
Byrnes Contends He
Caused Restriction OF
Farmers Credit

&ss- r-ar-ins Szys re cn4r csszu-
pr-nrsa Unnecessary lazus-S.e-e-
<zrg fsoaaE-na 8eaisaas.x F-vr< De-
xsssae irs-srtznse anu 7esgsaa War
Esnanrse Commission 1-,<ase
washington. Dac- s-Tas 5HuI aan-
zrzlz-zss hearing TN tsaaN s.zrsl
sar7Az7tga GisszlE4aEsl,zs4 4UElaE 1u1e q 4lis-
ssasIs. az times aUfIe hesRzs.El l,-s.axzss.n
Azxasssn1g E59ar1ainE a5 1zae Fede.-l Re-
serve BasaEa ma 1n1ar5lsgx nj Can
EHss
M C-1gzrzlaR- wt1A1 Is tlae gur-
pasE Cd Inns HEARING Czx5ra--algr
Harding finally 1sznG1tisssl. WINE a,s-
ing qgssa1unf5 tiv Ess7a-'ssss,,a1 ss---v "
lCrn1z-aea 81 7ape 4-cpd- g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
LII of Fair Sex
Named Deputies
by Sheriff Stevens

Lewiston Ne Der S-=hEg.E
SzEsz1s aanuuncaL TssEiET zsls a-Tozars--
nsT a1 Il women as.1z15es. believed
u rs rz1E g--sAEEssE number R-JpaarIs.5
n ans g-uup Z me esUurv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
THE WEATHER
UNSETTLED

Ssy-as-- View Eagzana- Tass--.fsa
AzId warmer Szra-s51sT, zsrxahzbly -z1n
ar snrE- Snnazr raan
Southern View England ETnn6r
and WARMER Szrurdav- SluEaHy -zzn
EsKsaSs-1 View Tarz- E1Esnlr and
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-28
BRITISH MINERS DEMANDS.

/ N commenting upon the fact that the British coal
~ mneu are ballons upon the question OF strike
Is euEcrcs her demands for higher pay and rsduc-
Don i dc plce Of coal to consumers, the Charleston
NAL saws that this solicitude for the much abused
hrd party N labor controversies unusual to say the
least.
Bu. It's 4 miistak. to assume that the peculiar form
Which Il. demands Of the British miners take indicates
any unusual tenderness Of heart toward the consumer
The demand for reduction in the selling price Of coal
consrreatly with an. increase in mine wages is none
cIhct than what The British call sop, and al any
cths. Tune than the present. when moral values seem
i 5. dsocatcd the word over, it would cause storm
81 pubic indignation
Il. d.ma.d Of he miners for more money comes
ii an hour when most Of the business interests Of the
country and some Of the labor leaders are beginning
8 f.. that the coal miners have already taken TOO
mush N he wa Of high pay and reduced hours and
ne ding postv. injury to the economic situation OF
IS. enpSe. To Offset that feeling for the moment at
lest and thus facilitate the success Of the new de-
mand. he nina: point to the fact that the government
B n possession Of large sums Of money made in profits
al # lie Gs:po.t business of.coal, which is the only
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-28

ps 81 lie ninins indu6y hal ienlll lldsf cgss'
neis esa6cI. ia lisy sast M.t I b hnsd ba g;
% Il. NINE cpesalcu % hat they an aacld . sell
cal b lie diones6e consumer Il lma prsrs than
lie ous fned under .zstas agIesaeui.
lis diaialt 70 Sc hat m any olhr light taan Z:
an attempt 10 brbe public opinion and force the hand
Of de government, which iaks The poiiun that thess
profits from lie export ael tade Of d. British nne'
s really SOFT Of an e.ees profit t,z which belong
10 he whole nation and ought to be applied TO orn.
ary government expenses, reducing ordinary forms Of
taxation TO that extent
How he matter will hm out rcmar, o be seen, but
i. Is pretty striking example Of the lind Of troubles
government can s.t INTO when it begins 70 take hand
m IL. details q cycn an industry TX. de mining Of
coal. Therefore the whole matter Of deep interest
in tbs country where d. miners are showing similar
inclination to get all they can regardless Of the. effect
Of their action upon the res. Of the country.
Thee does not seem 70 be the popular terror over
the prospect Of coal strike over there that there was
during The earlier struggles Of the miners unions 10
boos, their pay. On he other hand. the men N some
Of Ii. other strongly organized callns are beginning
to say night out that Ii. miners have already got too
much, and taat their restrictions are running the eoun'
Inv. The miners may find that they will have to fight
alone i the vote tey are now taking results in favor
Of walk out And tia. in turn might prove rather
Troublesome for tn. whol. labor no,.nn. IN Britain
which has been having things pretty muehits osn way
since d. amisliee was signed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-28

peupsylvania's state health department yesterday
took over the administration Of the health laws In
four municipalities in widely separated localities
The health affairs Of these towns will be under
direct supervision OF representatives of the state
health department, with the cost charged against
the municipalities, unit, the local authorities show
that they are willing to conduct them in an accept
able manner themselves. This kind Of hrmness
with regard to the administration Of the health
laws has made of Pennsylvania one Of the healthes
Of states, and what has been done over there could
be duplicated in this state without any trouble Il
public opinion demanded it.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-28

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, president OF the
American Woman Suffrage association and one OF
the most influential women in the country. yester-
day paid her respects to the woman who says she
is not interested in politics and means not to take
advantage Of the franchise now that it has been
granted to her. In Mrs. Cats opinion men and
women who do not vote are in the same category
as the German people we're under Kaiser Wilhelm.
They are worse than that, for they are deliberately
throwing away very substantial part Of the's
American birthright. If women believe in America
at all they ought to be willing to take the trouble
to vote.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-28

There will be general regret in Farmont over the
announcement that a. Harrison, who for number
of years has conducted one of the busiest Of thu
Adams street stores, has sold his business Mr.
Harrison is a.good business man in every sense Of
the term and he has always Loyalty supported The
various movements for the advancement OF the
community as whole. He reliqu!shes business
which has been uniformly prosperous because he
needs rest and the best wishes Of the community
will 90 with him when he turns over his store tc
his successors.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-28
Fall Fashions Display
Week Of 9Th

The approach Of our Annual Fall Fashions
Display will be pleasing news to hundreds Of
women hereabouts who anticipate this event
as the source Of authentic information about
the new modes,
This season our displays will be larger than
ever before, Offering correct examples Of both
domestic and foreign style ideas.
Probably the most important fact in con-
nectlon with the new season is the trend to-
ward lower prices. Throughout our displays
this tendency viii be noticed.
We ere asking all to visit our show rooms
during the week of September 9Th, not that
we especially want them obry but to aequaint
themselves With the incoming fashions.
Won't you remember 20 visit &c, 100!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-28

sydney ". 7ouss, sged Is. 3 vel
known and highly respected resl,
dent Of Marion county. Is dead q
his home near Manning ION, Is tle
result Of q peculiar accident when
hetell him several days ago, Mr.
Jones VINO 10 q farmer was driving
a team Of horsss h!tehed to Q bay
rake. The horses became fright
ened and ran away ani their dFiycr
was thrown to the ground and
dragged q considerable distance.
One Of the sha.p prongs Of the
rake struck him In the head tfae'
turing his skull.
NJ. Jones was alone and bis