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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
FAIRFIELD

Tie WoElu's Temperance CrIo:!
VIII nold Is annual business meet
Is with Mrs, George Stafford ms
afternoon a ~eporr viii he gwen
.rorn +aea aepaI-neri- INC officers
VII be elected. Ii Is hoped that
there VIII ~ ! gond attendance
Mrs. Ina -hurston ana daughter
Dorothy VINO have been visiting ii
Ihe home 81 M ana drs. Paul J.
Perrin nave returned % their home
L Dexter.
Leon Hall mas returned % hs
nome II Readfieid after visiting re!-
aIives N towE.
Charles II. Gibson mas resumed nIs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
Boston Yroriuce Market

fNgtnr NarrH =.
8F-rT-. -ha,..4 wraAe cattle lsam.
RE-~'--T, IN a,-tfasrci C-eanerT -XLras
essa6a. western .-rel-rre-y eSlrAs 6S4ttS5
Twins extras @0sH3-5,
N0R<-No. a fellow islm1s2
EGG IS Nearby neIlre--v 5o6I0. western
extras 5..Ia5-s.
IF2-9prlri- patents. tse-lh SACKS
special shorts l45f@1 LBS, standard l58fl4.
HAT-No rirnurfv -1ll4e.
L.AALB-Sprin- $3.50.
,f&TS-Tancv ~ bs l2GTc.
Fo0Rk-%esiiBrn hacks is.
-'0-A Tf9FS-A ~oasLooh t;rner Noun
tatres sls.z5 ps-r 100 pounds Oh -rack.
GAR-C;rauu.Gte wholesale err
cars quotation % = Il uu4k. u - II
nj tieag eE-
YEA Lx-ier-..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

number present. as was Also the
me demonstration of w1EwaE
signalling as gwen ny Scout Roland
Everett. wno vas assisted by Scout
Nolan. The evenings nrlze was
z.warred to Walter Crow. The club
realized over So rom the social and
sale.
Miss Aaessa SpauidinE arrived
nome Friday ngh1 for 1De Easter
vacation.
=. Q. Normandy passed the weak
ana With ms mother. Mrs Marv
Nu-nzndv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
Mrs. LIZZIE Allen Pierce.

WORD mas been recelva1 u The
death II Mrs Lizzie Allen Pierce.
yvldow III the late William : Pierce
NJ SornerswOr-c- y. H - hlcn or
CURED March Is al the nome ot
friends III kennenunk- where she
was -euderlv cared for ~ ner SIS
-cr-invaw, Mrs. Lucle Pierce. She
nan beer il poor health for = number
IL Years and mad failed rapidly since
ne death o. ner husband. winch DC
cured Ian. 80 1919
Mrs. Pierce mad friends ana ~e.a-
ives IN this vicinity. She was horn
7 Snithheld ana was the dauEhter
q Danforrh ana Olive Alien. She
caves nna son Charles Pierce OF
-G-nerswor-h n. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
Mrs. Ann Fianus-s

Mrs. Ann Flanders. wid " II VII
lam 3. Flanders. PASSED away al
aer hume Sarurdav morning after an
Illness = about rhree weeks She
was the ofneST member "a Wesser-
runs@tj Grange ana Is survived by
al adopted son Horace = Her age
was about SC Years Funeral SER
to=s were hpld a. 10 o'clock Monday
forenoon from the East Riase
cnurcn. Rev. George Mer-s lam II th..
Bethany Baptist ehurca q Skowh.-
san 1tfiplafinE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

ents. Mr.. ana MrK Fred Clark u6
tins town: ne also leaves ava nu6h-!
ars and one siscer. Mrs Clark Ii
now II with the same disease
Miss Stella Fannam of Belgrade
PASSED several days last week H the
home Of Fred Stevens
Miss Stella Perkins. VINO has been
working Il Augusta passed several
aays with her friend. Miss Eula
Stevens
Miss Daphne Charles Of Augusta
s passing weak with relatives in
OWL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
SMfTHFIELD
Arthur Clark.

Arthur Clark Ilasse1 way as
MONDAY al MECHANIC Fails. after =
SNORT Illness Of influenza His s.x-
Ter. Mrs. Marie Laad. ms been car
ne for MIN Mr.. Clark caves .
wife. Mrs GRACE HARTFORD Clark
ana four children. besides ms mar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
A Maine Corporation to
Handle the WHY'S Light Plant

The New England Willys LiEnt
20 mas bser Incorporated in TINS
sac ~ distribute and sell the
1x-Tr1,-s Farm Light & Power Plant
IN Maine. with heads ua' 1es
Exchange St. Portland
Ths incprparn1uH- of tins -eoI1xnS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

augles III -he Central Maine -ar
shops atte~ osIn- confined to his
aoIne nv illness
Archie tsree,lle4t was calling al
The nome u MS arurhe.r Aaeibe,-
t-zreeIllea1. THURSDAY, OF MS way 70
ms aorne Monsoon. He has 5usr
returned from Boston raere he has
o+e'l pass1uE n lew da-s
An III lar meeting If The I'm
pfoldery atlh vas heid THURSDAY Ill
me ho-ut u Mrs. Jennie brand. 81
noon . covered dish dinner was
served. Those present we're Mrs.
rrank Mclaughlin. Mrs William
Mcleod Mrs LLOYD sykes Mrs.
Forrest Alien Mrs. William -r1.rv-
-ord ana ne hostess. Mrs. ireland.
Mrs. n. II KAREN ana son Edward
u '5rtstielc att- guests At the nome
II Mrs Lewis Emerson.
Frank Chase : confined 70 MS
~ou-n on Kicker street ny illness.
George Allen mas rerurnad ID MS
nome II Portland after visiting a.
the aone . M ana Mrs. Melbourne
--ongoIte
Mr., ana Mrs. George Bithar and
SONS. George il anu Lslan. who
nave been passing -he wlu1e- n
F'lodla, are on their way home.
Mrs. Frank Richardson Is CON
fined q her hume On Main street br
illness.
O. Il. Smith Of SkowneEar was a
Mrs Eugene Holt has returned
from Madison where she mas been
passing a few DAYS with friends.
George LIrchfield Of Augusta was
business caller II -ewn yesterday.
EVERYTHING Is II readiness for the
SENIOR play, The College Chap 70
% presented Friday evening at the
Benton Grange nail II : o'clociz.
Auch work has been pitt on The
work ana Il IS hoped that the play
may sae I success
Lewellvr Howe. VINO has been
passing rtIa winter r towr. hgs =
turned to ms nome IN Fairfield Cen
ter
The regular meeting ~ Benton
Grange was held THURSDAY eve
rlng. Work in he first ami SECOND
degrees was conferred on q class Of
candidates
Miss Myrtle Bachelor Is confined
70 he- nome on Cottage street by
illness.
Mrs Mildred *. -ocman Of Can
aan IS The guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis NJ. Keeue.
Mrs. SOPHIA Baker has gone 70
lewiston where she VIII enter the
Maine General hospital for treat
mHnr.
Mrs Carleton Bunker, VINO is
training II the Cambridge hospital.
is visiting friends ami relatives N
town and Waterviile-
NORTH-Miss Mira Taylor al
WaIervilie passsl ths Weekend IN
tins place.
Mrs Frank Oulton ana little
daughter have been recent visitors
in this place
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
Chicago Produce Market

l-htclE0- March -
Pronounced wea kTless developed z tie
corn market rouav owing : o 4 greet osal
~ -7rrnr,ry L.Iat Z maximum lirni- IN
-rauiriE allowable for any one interest,"
would again nE pGt INTO fo-ce Int
lose was rIe-vous with NAV 4sSs 70
I53 - and July Jas S. 70 l4s -. tfsts
I6st 4 10 Is ana provisions 3 rhen.s 70
81 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
CORNvILLE

DAVID Creighton mas SOLD ms
place TO Ralph York ana Is moving
10 NorrioEewock
Mrs Edith Trask o. Oakland VS.
TED heE brother a few DAVIS laef
week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

arc niI wei KNOWN business men ,t
Portland -ha general .r.-nacev
Waiter 3. Moore. no e~-.ll.lze5 ana
TOY z ,I;urne,. n years wa@ executive
sec~c-ar-v Of ne Portland Charrps,,
%: Commerce During h. wal
period Alr. Moor" serve. - Stale
g,!1-lrnar II me Food Conservation
Organization under Herbert Hoover
a. asslsLaE1 chairman d che Stale
ns-5 Cross Mem uershIp L,aupaIgn
ana * -xccutive n charge # me
CuruIrlssAr.- Department ~ the I :
Government Explosive Plant al
Mira ". Va
Dealers are now Ie1nE appointed =
handle rms nation wlue produC. III
Maine, ana lnere ; quite a demand
among business men ana sal -sIn+-z
70 acquire III exclusive .t-rr:ror~ -ul-
,hI~ prpducr whlcn IS backed by the
unlimited resources o. che Allied
WHY'S Industries.
WHY'S L.-11 & B modern lsntfrc
ana power ptarI especially uesiE ne-d
or farms, rI1raA schools ana church
as. Suburban homes, vacs-ts. SIC. Il
IS manufactured Nv TN Electric
Au:o-L.te Corporation + Toledo.
Ono. So advertisement n anu1her
column
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

7o11- EDWARD Johnson. nave returned
from sravs hospital At WaterviIIe.
Mrs. -AaIles HoEle recently Wight
ID relatives = Saaw1uU,
Frank MCkecau2e 5 working II
-he saw1ril mr. e. :. Johnson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
-QCAL NOTICE.

Millinery Parlor opening at nome
u Mrs T. Z. Friend. g. High street.
SlturuaG-. March 9TH. rnara6doe-
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CIV Tu-a Bond Market

rer YORK., March IS.
- p is 20 a. - IS 2.a2. 1sr
-'a err" 1S is ee.-5. 50 lis 92-6s;
- '-~N4F
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tSELiEE
ttSASiEy1e-t
TOWN ELECTIONS

TRANETC Z. r.
~. Il. T. Clark. r T. Btaciz, tpwu
cle-k ana treasurer = o N ann
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

promptly expelled rom the blood Tins
g L tine Tnar -.4s ss-Etsn IS especially
susceptible 10 them Ls-f rid Of all I'M
uur:ties IN the blood 5v taking Hued
SarsapzrIlla, and thus for-ify voIu
Who're oooy ana prevent iliness.-Acr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
The State Farm Agency
REPRESENTED BY
The Townsend Realty CO,

2s4 Washington ST. Boston. Masa.
E - Worcester Gen. Mgr. fur
Maine. -o.ne offcs. Wesser, Ava-
Augusta. Maine. Phone 215-M. Send
FOR Illustrated catalogue.
LOCAL MANAGERS - W. W
Greston. 20 Madison Ava, Sienssns-
gan; A. q. Small. 7ss Water 81.
Gardner. 7hons 5-M. Aaesrsn xn1ns-
en wnere we are not -upress1ts2
WANTED-Two to thread
million feet box lmnh@
large or small lots. dehA
cred at our min in 49,
gusta, by teams or rail- :
road. All thu nez1
Wanted dry stock nuv 1t :,
viii buy green for dEEk
cry when dry WHe4G
telephone ~ czn - !
Hume-Newhan Ca. DIN
guSfa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
Employers Read the Journal Want Ads When They Want
Prove

that journal classified advertising viii nav vGu
You have heard now easy. now profitable i is
10 Use the Want Ads.-prove il for Yourself
4 Journal Want Ad Taker IS as near as your
telephone. Lit the receiver call Is5 and prove
for yourself the profit power Of Journal Want
ADS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

a~taEe TAX -olieocor. u p --soIl (,
scroo. Committee. tl = E-ark
-EES- t7aBaS -Set &c, men FA~tIa =
r..--e1gs Iaurt = :'larr@. Thomas Be
~. own n-erk- 2er.It- I. Durglu -rpAS-
ure-. 1. j.. Farley. ,AH to3isc:c-- E5o.
=, .,1,v.I,ee. siIper'-Iscr. has. =. BAH
-Hucev appropriated S17s5: schools Sllat-
Irher purposes $40.
FREEDC M-1eiectrren Ill III 8rad-
street. E 5 BRYANT n I'M A4rder
own oI@rE 7 III FIVE. --eaELre- AND
-ax -o.ier-p-. Percy Bessey srncCl CON-
rf.ItIee Chas- /. Bellows. Freedom
Money appropriated SCaupIs, common
sT3N, ert-e- a.Gr $500 highways 5000,
az Ter PURPOSES. snow bills. se5t1. ais
count on axes 1873. s2I4.5S: repaI- u
cuwr lolss. s2en text books See
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
LIVE STOCK

Poultry ana Supplies az
PORTABLE EO0VER-I7vr ,1e~s T,orr-
4n-e-' Cgpners adaptable hooye- 4 ].
--srF-ts HAIluwel.
7TL-E-S-R / Reos- -avIrg- AND
cockerels Kaufman 4Aa Windheirn
strain. can furnish Il CTS Of puils-s
ana Iockere-. " 7 }er-- Tel 81
Warten-Llve Stock 80
WORK 9QRSE-To hlre cor about -wo
months address BOX 800 EAssaI bpro
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NORTE-Miss Mira TAYLOR az
WaterviIle passel ms weekend IN
tins place
Mrs Frank Oultpn and little
daughter have been regent visitors
in this place
Mrs. Erhan- 3. Emery and little
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as-,1oe Stations Sepal-tnr

- [l5-And threading. Er,-c
--r- ~ eXfL--T atteI51io.,. Az
So lGALlzIng .. L. Aa.e- 81.
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Nar-eu-Aut u-obiies

.E}. ---Buav ara ZIP o.
-uaz s-rEe- Ford audy II K
e-a Norris. - CoaE 81. Tt
SIS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-24
WoRTHINGToN

Al Aged Lady Passes Away.
Mrs. Leona Morgan, we'll
SndWp colored lady and the oldest
person In Marion county, II not the
state Of West Virginia, died at the
residence Of son-ln.laW and dauSn'
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Burton al
SepE Fist at 3:15 D. m. She was
born IN Chesterfield county, Vir'
afnia. In October, 1907, and II she
iad4 lived few days longer she
would have been ia years Of age.
MIS-, Morgan's mother was q full
blooded Indian and said to be oil
the famous Powhatan tribe of In
sdfans, Mrs. Morgan OF course was
horn a slave and remained one un'
IN the Emancipation Proclamation
al AIDE her free. In 1850 when AZ
yaa5S sot age her Virginia owner
Gold her to a South Carolina mas
Ter and she remained there until
1850 when he with a large num-
her OF other slaves were sold to
Is Mississippi plantation owner and
they were compelled TO travel the
entif distance from South Caro-
ii1as to. Mississippi on foot. Mrs.
AIurEan's husband Moses Morgan
died about is years ago. She is
sur Yived by seven children, four
aonA & and. three daughters: Frank
Morgan OF McComb, Miss; VIII
IorE ran OF West Point, Miss; Joe
Morgan and Lee Morgan of Hutch
inson, Amanda Williams, Clarks'
burg, Minerva Burton, Hutchinson
and ELIZA Hicks Of West Point
Miss. She Is also survived by II
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OMEN TO VOTE
That Organization VIII
NOT Take Back Rosen-
bloom Endorsement

There Is not a chance OF the
Ndfi Artisan League organization
he ElfAt cougressiona! district
cfnd ding Its action in endorsing
amin ROBe1b1oom for Cong.
ess says G. u. Weymouth, o[
ebtiERy state committeeman VI
Non-Fartisan League. He de.
liltes that the Rory printed In the
nnfnRtop Leader OF the endorse
3ieiit5Of George w. Bowers foT
senate was incorrect in ibis
esp &c, aud "a other minor parts
fhere were only two woes cast
gafngt the endorsement o Raspn-
boom 1T the Wheeling mass G0u'
iAntfbn, said Mr.. We .'nouth ine
OF resembling that action has
tiYer been even conblle ed 9y the
6d&restionab comnu;l.5e
Attendance at last Sauroay. Z
nee tfnR vas small, Mr.. Weym0uLn
ain because no one was eG'
secfed 10 attend but committee
nefi. CIR Dotson, OF GRAFTON
frninn Of the district committee
fded Bert Meade of wheeling
socSetary. These two were
haIde committee to give the re-
mi 81 III emeettng to the press.
ishe NonsParisan Congressional
Committee urged that women VOTE
= the following resolution:
WHEREAS, believing that eX-
efcisidg the right OF Franchise
Is one OF the duties OF all good
Whereas the protesting OF
good citizenship, by the mem.
bers Of organized labor, their
friends and sympathizers re-
duire deeds as well as words
and
ecSnmnnwealth OF West Vir-
ina now grants to its citizens
both male and female the right
81 franchise.
mat the Nor. Partisan Political
Campaign Committee. OF the
First Congressional district OF
the state of West virginia, now
IA session In the city Of FAR.
mont September the 18TH, 1870
request the members OF ORGANIC
cd labor particularly and all
tie people generally, TO oo'
skrye Election Day, November
End 1920 as a Holiday, to the
end that all our citizens may
phrf6FIn heir duty. And be 1t
Resolved that copy OF this
Resolution be forwarded to the
State Non.Partisan Committee
and to all Central Labor Bodies
with the request that they take
IKE action.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-24

b She has one daughter residing
at Hutchinson who has attained
the age Of rs years and four others
who are deceased were still older.
She was O member Of the MISSION
airy Baptist church at Enterprise
and the funeral will be conducted
by ReYs. F. Wilson and JOS. Shine
members OF that church. Inter.
ment was made at Enterprise At
$500 D. m. on Thursday with I'M
dertaker w. J. s. Harmer & Son
Of Shinnston in charge. The facts
as to her advanced age ore vouched
for by her former mistress under
whom she served as slave. she
having had an authentic record
OF her life compiled.
Returned From Jersey.
MIR, md Mrs. 4saa- Hc-nttre
who have been visiting tho family
OF their daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
:; W. Ge 3dess Vt Egg Harhor City,
N. j for 'u- past three weeks re-
turned home on Wednesday eve.
ming. They were accompanied
home by their daughter Mrs. Ged.
des and young son Isaac Andrew
Geddes. They made the trip in
their Buick car.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-24

George A. Woodland formerly OF
Hutchinson. has moved his family
to Worthington occupying the
house recently vacated by joey
Peterson in the East end.
Mrs. Jacob Myers OF Bee. Gum,
Warrington district arrived here
on Wednesday for visit Win he1
daughter, Mrs. J. 9. Jacobs,
Miss Lillian Murray is assisting
In the Brammer Bros. CONNECTION.
ery and restaurant this week.
James Myers OF Rymer is visit
ing relatives here this week. -
Mesdames Ida Cunningham and
Robert Weaver left for Philippi on
Thursday afternoon where they
viii spend their vacation.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel
Santos on Thursday morning
daughter. Mr.. Santos Is foreman
for Bromley & Van Vert gooe
roads contractors. -
Howard Shaver attended the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-24

grand children and 80 great grand.
children. Notwithstanding her ad-
Yanced age she was always active
until last Saturday. On Saturday
morning she complained Of not feel
ing well but went about the work
of feeding the chickens and other
work on the outside and when re-
turning to the house remarked to
her daughter that she had complet-
ed her work on earth and was
ready TO go. Two physlcIans were
Tuesday afternoon when she pass
ed away.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-24
educational Meeting.

The citizens Committee Tor the
betterment Of educational matters
met in the 8. ]. Sturm building
on Wednesday evening to discuss
ways and means for the improve
mont OF the schools here. The
present school building partly
erected about seven years ago re-
mains uncompleted. AS yet no sat
isfactory heating arrangements
has been installed, and at times
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-24

school has 70 be diminished on ae-
COUNT OF the lack Of heat to make
the rooms Comfortable. But three
OF the four roomB have been COM
pIeted and now an additional
teacher Is needed and no room suit.
able for use. A committee was
appointed to appear before the
hoard at It's next meetinR.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-24
'BEST MEDICINE |
EVER TOOK" SAYS
WASHINGTON Man
a. McMulray, w. Va.
Florist, Is Strong for
NerYlax

Sarvlax Is the best tonic / ever
Eook IN my life" writes A. 7. Nc.
Murray, well known florist, OF
hhfngton, w. Va, Before taking
r. suffered greatly from kidney,
lfyer and bowel trouble; had gas
"a my stomach; suffered with
dache; was constipated and was
80 nervous could not sleep at
hiFhks was persuaded to try
lgerglRx and after talking one bot
re y find that am greatly i'm.
ioFed aud expect to continue the
h tment which think will cure
ne gladly recommend NerVlaA
Is my friends.
A. 7. McMURRAY,
Washington, W. Va.
trial bottle of Nervlax at
de Ora ne Pharmacy, Fairmont, w.
"a tlVertiBement.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-24

Among those attending the fair
at Clarkshurg on Thursday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlle Barbe and chill
dren Maxine and Marcns. Mrs.
Earl o. Bryan and Mrs. Chas. 7.
Martin and SUN Ralph.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-24

Morgan funeral al Enterpftse on
Thursday afternoon
Frank n. Sharpe W0s q business
visitor IN FRirmont on Thursday.
Our good Republican friend, VIM.
E. Pigott OF Carolina was in town
on Thursday making inquiry In re.
gard to the registration of female
voters.
W. 6. Basnett Of Annabelle was
a business caller here on Thurs
day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-24

The picture above Illustrates a
proYerb, one OF the Oldest, and
one of those most frequently hearo
repeated. What is tit See tomor-
rows West Vlrginian for correct
answer
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-24
.BiLio q

folks who use this powerful, sys.
tenn cleansing tonic declare there
is no other remedy that viii help
the liver and kidneys. steady the
nerves and purity the blood so
quickly and so thoroughiy Us
so Tablets Is cents " ~ "
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-24

Domestic servants In London
now have an up.to-date social club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-27
FREEZING NOTES

Freeing. Va. March 25,-George
C. Hanover, OF Skeeterrock, Is Wis
ting his parents, MFR. and Mrs. Noah
l.. Hanover, of this place
Henry Short has just received the
intelligence that his mother. Mrs.
Eliza short. of Dewey. is very low
with influenza. and will start at once
to attend her.
Mrs g. p Mullins visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Wesley y. Hanover
Of Brushy Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. James G McFall are
both indisposed this week. probably
having an attack of influenza.
William II, McFall went to attend
his father, Ruben p. Neral, who is
sick at Pound
Mrs Milly Bryant, widow, is re-
turning here, after a years residence
at lsom,
ARENAS Phipps Is visiting friends
at Rrushy Creek.
Wilbur Robertson, OF Skeeterrock.
is visiting friends at Freezing.
Edwin NJ Stallard has just return
ed from visit to friends at jenkins.
Ky
Mr.. and Mrs. I4ilhur Mullins at
tended religious services at Little
Zion church primitive Baptist) near
Norl,ad, on sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-27
-
DISCOVERY OF A WANT.

When The wanderer" the big
blnhcal drama comes to the Strand
iuesday and Wednesday and wednes-
DAY matinee for the first time will he
seen a young woman who has come
INTO amazing prominence during the
past lew months. and who Is hailed az
another Belasco discovery OF the ga r7e
genius as the many other stars alread..
discovered by David Belasco the
wizard OF tho stage"
Inc young woman Is Louise Ortiz.
and she plays the role OF the yarnrira
OF Jerusalem in the big Biblical
drama. Prior TO "vamping in the
urafna' she has been prize vampire of
ehe h!fhs- Just as he first discovered
.hae bavid Warfield had wonderful
dramatic talent even while he was
playing in Weber & Fields burlesoun
David Beloseo OWNED that Miss Orrn
"oulo be success on the speakiu-
stage even though she had never acted
IN theatrical production. Her sole
experience had been in moving mic.
lures; but one day last winter she han
pened to meet Mr.. Belasco at a social
junction and cenfded to him her
sreat desire to forsake the films and
become a regular actress.
In casting about for Young woman
TO play the part OF Tisha. vampire ~
ancient Jerusalem in The Wondarar
NJ essrs Comstock and ,5est were in q
ouandry. until they happened 70 men
ton their difficulty to Mr.. BeIasco
ferhaps / can suggest the very
Young woman for you" said the great
producer, and he described the vounf~
actress he had met some months "a
fore. Miss orth was sent for. give, =
rehearsal. and acquitted herself 50
creditabiy that she was at ono. an
gagged for the role