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Iniziazi1nG di prOfani ed
InauguTaziOnG del
FabbriCatO SOCiaIe

EiniZiaZionc del profani, che sono
circa sessanta, viene diretta dal Venc-
rabie Supreme Avv Stefano Miele,
assistito dial Grande Venerable di
Pennsylvania, in qualita di Araldo.
post di cx venerable, ass. venerable
ed oratore sono occupati dai signori
Francesca Palleria, Avv Giovanni Di
Silvcstro Giovanni Ciammaichella.
! Assumono le funzioni di cerimonieri
Z i due Grandi CURATOR del New jersey
Tirico Malice.
Dopo la cerimoina di iniziazione,
accompagnata dial piano, che e in una
sala attigua, sui quale siede la signo-
IA Grazia Di Natalie, la leggiadra
Sigma V. Di Paolo, figlia del banchiere
signor Antonio, con una voce ammi-
Irovole ed in perfetto italiano, mono
stante STA nata qui, canta prinfa Pin
no del Figli dItala c poi quelo dt
MameIi. II coro e formato da attire
|iCggiadrc signorine Eisabetta Rosi.
Ina Marini, figie del signor Giovanni
Lima Pic, Mile Mignogna Letizia
.Peiaino, Minnie palladino, Leila Cic
carell e Amelia D'Urso.
u merito per la prcparazione d
quostc brave donzeIle va ALA macstr;
d'italiano signora Matilde Torquato
venerable della loggia femminile Boa
Bice Portinari, No S76, che ST cbbt
'e congratulations di tutli Ffgi dI
taGa, dial Supreme Venerable all'ulti
mo gregaio.
Dopo le ultime note delpInno di Ma
NELL che provocarono applause senzt
fine, pronde la sodia presidenziale
venerable signor Salvatore Dovi, Par
telice assimo del progresso dell
logg.a Dante AHghieri G della inizia
tiva 'abbricato sociale. Egli, COZ
belle pa "a nfa Ia sJoria della Dan
te cd in u<m "a Ia consegna del fab
bricato al aade Venerable del Ney
Jersey, 81 r Francesca Palleria, ri
, mettcndorI rye. chiusa I'm appo
. sito astuccio ae e di bronco placcat
m orc, regal .tc dal sig Luigi D'Ul
so gioielIiere, segretario archivist
della loggia fasteggiante.
II signor Paueria, a sua volta, co
: ,no bellissimc discorso d'occasionD
p presenta Ia chiave al Venerable 81
: premo Avv S6efano AEeIe il quail
: dopo aver parlato brillantemente, (
! regalo di fior ale signorine che han
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sopravvento. Basterebbe Pespe-
rimento russo Quello unghere-
Sc, con le loro depredazioni, le
stragi, il fallimento fnanzialio
dello State del privati, per con
vincere anche i piu restii dell'i-
nanita pazzesca di certe teolie
che hanno per programme di d.
Struggere Pattuale sistema Sc
ciale senza aveme in pronto m
altro migliore da sostituirvi.
G.. FERRANTE.
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attire nazioni in momenti glavi
come questi.
Anche dato e non concesso che
Il Sccialismo foSSe la societa i
deale, il piu elementare buon
sense cOnsiglierebbe suoi soste-
nitori di astenersi dalla violenza
per riSparmiare al popolo le sof-
terenze che accompagnano sem
pre- grand cataclismi social an
ziche affrettaTe una rovina che
s2rebbe purtroppo irreparabile
sc il bClscevismo prendeSse il
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Cessione di carica
Al Sig. Dirett. del periodIco
LA LIBERIA PAROLA
1926 S. Broad st.
philadNlnhIa.

Col giolno due colTente no la-
sciato la cm'ica di Addetto Mill
tare al mic succcssore Colcnnello
di State Maggiore di Bernezzo
Cav. VittoTiO.
Nella imminenZa del mio rim.
patrio tengo a lingraziarla viva
mente per Pinvio costantemente
e cortesemente fattomi del sue
Periodico, invio che ha contri.
buito non POGO ALA nostra comu.
ne cooperazione in difesa de
buon diritto d'Italia.
Mi creda col migliof senti
menti,
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\ triOnfO del CretiniSmO

LO chiamiamo anche "Proibi
zionismo" ma, salyo il nome, |;
cosa e perfettamente la stesSa.
Venerdi II corr. e andata in vi
gore la legge che vieta Ia fabbr
cazione, vendita e consume d
lutte lie bevande cOntenenti pit
del mezzo per cento di acool.
bevitori pOSsono piangere le lore
lagI'ime piu amare; prohibitions
sti hanno lutte le ragioni di raj
legTarsi della loro clamorosa Wit
toria che Sarebbe stata lmpossi
bile in qualunque altro paese de
monde; perche PAmerica, fra L
sue molte caratteTistiche ha an
che quella di essere il paese de-
le contraddizioni piu evidenti.
Come ognun Sa, gil american.
sOnO m popolo eminentementC
ragionevolc ed e percio appuntc
che commettOno tante cose in.
cOmprensibili; Sc fistruzionC
primaria fosse memo svlluppata
e la gente non leggesse j giorna-
Ii, 81 potrebbe credere che cert
fatti foSSero cauSati dall'igno-
ranza del molti e daIla propoten.
"a del pochi ma non e cosi. Tut.
ii sapevano bene che cosa sareb'
be avvenuto il giorno in cui, pei
lasciar mano liberia al proibizio-
nisti, che volevano la rifolma del
genere umano, la temperance a
vrebbe alternate i suOi pretesi
duitti; ma nessuno Sc ne diede
per inteso, Sia per amore del que
to vivere, sia per ipOcrisia.
+ la moStruosita ebbe luogo {
tutti Sc ne rammaricano perche
essa copre di ridicolo PAmerica
Invece di temperate Pabusc
Questi estlimisti fanatici che so.
no j proibizionisti. hanno toItC
q tutti la gioia di bere un bic.
chiere di vino o di birra, sotto j.
pretesto che PAlcool e dannosC
il che scientificamente parlandC
non e vero affatto. Non e Pal.
cool che e dannoSO, ma il SuO a
buso, ciCe l'uso continuato e "a
grande quantita; tanto e verC
che PalcoOl esiste in natura in
quasi tutti gil alimenti, anche in
quelli nei quail Ia sua presenza
memo sospettata, come, per G.
sempio, lie patate lie rape che
somigliano stranamente al proi
bizionisti americani del giornC
doggi.
Dai tempt piu remoti 81 e sem
pre- riguardato il vino come unC
del pochi mezzi meSsi a dispOsi
zione dell'umanita per aiutarla ;
dimenticare le sue pene pc
darle quell'ispirazione e quell'ele
vamento che sono tanto necessa
iii. Basta ricordare, fra tanti
tutti poeti della latinita, gil ita
liani, francesi, j tedeschi, e an
che Pimmortale Shakespeare, pc
citare il piu grande degli inglesi
per costoro il vino e sempre sta
to pura sorgente di ispirazione
di poeSia. II fanatismo ignorant,
ha ucciso tutto questo, non pc
rifOrmare, non per migliorare
ma per prepaTare una generaZio
ne di bevitori d'acqua e di MOI
fmomani.
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II Maggiore Generate
EMILIO GUGLIELMOTTI

II maggiore generate Emilio Gu
glielmotti, che tanto bene ha fatto al
le colonie italiane degli Stati Unit,
rialzandone il prcstigio di fronte al
paese che ci ospita, la mattina del 30
corrente mese 81 imbarchera sui Mau-
ritania ALA volta d'Italia.
Nei giorni che hanno preceduto Ia
sua partenza Egli state festeggia-
tissimo la sera di giovedi scorsc
volle accommiatarsi dai Grandi Venc-
rabbi del diversi Stati delPOrdine Fl
gil dItalia, offrendo loro un banchet.
to al Ristorante del signor GennarC
Del Pezzo, 211 W. Saith ST., New York
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"'yo''' '' - CoIlehIe heSe' u no
1-i 5''o ulIeC'oLe ,,. ma fcevuto una lettera
va S,S"o' NlhcShHo Oioeco, Venerabi-
Hr ,G ug.,a nia ,oggla ltailana dl beneiicenza
~ oo9 I'll OoraopoIlS, ia, neIla luale
~ S'i't'h'e o'ce' ,'Ulornl or Sono ST e
Pi'2''''"'o uI eSrIo =. l.. lolam, dl-
,emuTSI 'stnJe oeiIa 'ItaIlan Star H.
me DCpo al aNerm parIato dele tan
1s '1''' IICSh'"@e enc 81 posSono accu-
''l''"'e Fo''Na enc 10 aVeSsl chlamata
"''" S'"uO" SIiaofalhalla della loggl"
per lar lSheIt' ad ON lngegnele che
I'Sle4e a IIJ1soulg' irateIIo deI,Ordi-
me- enc 10 non ,9li. eonosco' una conieren-
u" 'lI'" ] ul,iIIa deIl acquisto dele a.
1.on' men" Itailan star Line. TO pc
10 ',u S"no tlhutato dl larlo, ammo
'I'""oIo enc Ofolne figiI dltaha non
"o'''a SefVlfe ai propaganda nes-
5u''" '.'''resa' btaNo' slgpor Cfocco;
~ NoSOia III. ilSposJa PuelIa che ognl
'''','"Io an Ol'ine ooNieOpe dafe ogni
g".,NolI" ''1, 81 Iahho sImlll proposte.
lu.vo'o conchluae u slgnor Croc-
60 no Ia'Io ,u ma IhlMaJlVa' per
enc u IuIufo deIIe azioni non 81 sa
MAJ
"lI signore che no sopra menziona-
to, la prima cosa che domanda guam
do 81 roca in una localita e Sc vi csf-
sJouo Iogge del Figli dltalfa."
Fin qui ID signor Crocco. II nostro
non il gionale ufGciale deipOrdine,
ma per la carica che in Esso rivcste IL
nostro dircttore, ci crediamo in dove
he G mel dlutto di premiere Ia parola.
LOrdine Figii d'Ita.ia, special
mente quando Esso ST organizzava, sia
in questo che in altri Stati, era accoI-
to con dIfiidenza nellie coIonie italia
ne ed anche ora combattuto da con
nazIonaI senza scrupolo.Esso oggi do
Vrehbe servire Oh puntelIo allie inizia-
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male. al banchicre signor Antonio Di
paolo, che ba prcsioduto ALA partc
administrative della non faci!e inn
.DrcSa.
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SOttOSCriziOnG
Pro D 'AIIIDZIO G SlOI VOI0DIlI.

Onde venire in auto della balda ed
eroica schiera del volontari quail,
impavidi, sfdando le ire del nostro
Governe di quelli alleati, seguono il
loro conduttore Gabrielle D'Annunzio,
apriamo una pubblica sottoscrizione.
II denaro, man mano che vera rae
colto, sara trasmesso mezzo della
Banca del Figli d'Italia.
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descrizione del fabbricato, prima per
che 10 spazio ce 10 impedisce, seconda-
riamente cssendo convint che non
riusciremmo Sc non a dare una palli-
da idea di clio che e diventata a voc-
chissima deterioratissima Mechanic
Hall, che ri esisteva POGO piu di tro
mcsi or sono. + dire che. dell'acquisto
e della trasfomazione, gran merito
va al una soIa persona, ad un mode.
sto per quanto intelligence connazjo.
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Fra lutte le manifestation che 81
sono avute per 10 innanzi nella colonia
italiana della viciua citta di Camden,
~ j., quella di domcnica scorsa, pro
mossa dalla loggia Dante AHghien
n. 494 dell'Ordine Figi dItalia in A
merica, per la inaugurazione del suo
fabbricato sociale, situate alpango'o
sud-ovest della quarta strada in Pine,
va certamente ricordata come prima
fra lc prime + ad essa e stata confe-
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TOTALE GENERALE S1580.37
Abbiamo ricevuto da La Liberia Pa
rola ventuno dollari e so soldi am
montare della dodicesima lista di sot-
toscrizione pro- D'Annunzio Fiume
Italiana.
Seas of Italy State Bank
Luigi Corona, Cashier
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A NOSTRO DISCARICO

Dalla loggia Roma del Ce-
san N. 1876 di Dubois, Pa. S 1900
Somma precedente 1565.37
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I forti caratteri sonO gil Del
Supremi della Storia Nazionale.
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cempanIea Merned.

The consolidation Of Ia
Ridge. Coal company, OF Clsys a.
Ohio, having operations IN 3ueEl
sey county, Ohio, and the Tbs
Coal company, OF ClarksbuEgt
extensive operations at Th6gti
into the Champion Golfers ca
pany, a newly formed Ohio cor
poration. with a capitalization q
$1,000. 900 was announced SpHter
day.
George D. Rowland, q promlnepl
coal operator OF Cleveland. ID
comes president and general man
ager OF the now concern, 1df
West Virginia holding VIII d.
electrically equipped at once 'atie
their output largely increased.
Hard Coal Conferences.
A dispatch from Hazsltop, Pa
states the following: The Sbtnl
conference OF the miners and oplr
ators called by President Wll9on
at Scranton. Pa, October is, Will
not convene on that day, SeErp
tary James A. Norman. Of tho Joint
scale committee announced herl
last night Arrangements complex
ed today provide for the confer
ence being held at PhilRdelphta on
Monday, October 2b.
This arrangement was made on.
ing to the biennial convention OF
district 3, United Nine WorRefs
OF America being hold at Shamoktn
next week.
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cars; c. OF n. J.. II cara: Lehigh
Haven { Hartford, 81 cars; P.
Is cars: Maine Central. q cars;
Erie, cars: West Shore. SO cars
3. & o. Movement.
East OF Grafton on Wednesday
tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad
drew twenty-one trains In which
there were 936 carloads. OF that
there were $50 loads of coal. West.
ward there were 1877 loads drawn
OF which 233 cars went TO the
lakes.
Biggest Pay Day.
Today the Jamison Coal and
Coke company Is paying its min
ers for the last two weeks Of sep
tember. This Is reported to be tho
largest pay day that the operations
Of this company has had during
the present year.
Home from Cleveland.
H. w. Crawford. representative
OF the Schroeder-Kelly Coal com
pRny, is home from Cleveland,
where he witnessed four games IN
the worlds base ball series. root
Ing Justify for Cleveland.
Has Options.
r. G.. Wilfong, OF The Republic
Coal company, has procured an
option Of q 500 acre tract OF coal
in the vicinity OF Pennington for
the w. C. Williams Fuel company,
OF New York city. 1t is located
along the B. & o, railroad.
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mrs. RLIGHLE is

of the board served more for tho
benefit to Fairmont's suffering hu.
mainly than for pleasure or per-
sonal gain OF any sort. He didn't
believe anybody would cry II he
or she were left on the board.
Those who did the work and came
faithfully, while they constituted
small percentage OF the entire
board, came unRelfiAhlv and be-
cause they wanLeu ~ neip.
The new secretary will have al
easier time than the old because
Miss Mckinney will maintain her
hesduuarters in the Associated
Charities room and be on hand part
OF the time to help when needed.
Miss Mckinney Will continue her
position as police matron to avoid
much red tape, making the new
secretary her deputy when neceS'
sary and turning over her entire
salary to the new secretary. The
work requires at least four hours
time daily in the office, practically
little work in summer outside OF
this, with nearly all day at work
In the winter time. With MISS NC
Kinney In the office the new secre.
tary can make outside visits dur
! ing the best hours OF the day.
luGT6 WILL u6 1ulCl ' 40 nHGh %NAoh
| Mckinney will be out Of the city,
! this making it imperative that she
I give up the position for herself.
It Is expected that the new secrc'
/ tary will take charge the Monday
: following the 18th OF this month.
al do wish" said Sam H. Nuzum,
| again taking the floor, that you
| wouldn't put me on the board any
| more. | just can't attend to every.
! thing and l am very busy man.
+! Nobody else said word along
/ this line. Those present, as MI.
| Leopold had remarked, no doubt
| felt the same way about It,, but
were game TO stick II by SO doing
they could serve others.
Mr.. Nuzum made several excel.
! lent suggestions as to methods OF
| raising this coming years funds.
ury which will carry the associa.
! ton up to January when the regu'
| lar campaign for funds is SEIZED.
uled. The new year in accordance
| with a change in the constitution
| last year OF the Associated Chart
ties begins the first Monday in De-
Several members present re-
marked on the Style Show which
the Business and Professional
| Women's club staged SO success
! fully netting then over $500 IN i
| single night.
4 fined myself two dollars for
not going" said Sam R., when |
handed one Of the young ladies this
amount. That was a good show |
! know. Why not have another IN
the spring and show spring styles
and have it where there'll be room
for 1000 people? They'll all come,
I'm certain! Mr.. Nuzum was very
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along the Western Maryland spurs
today. There are fully 200 emp
ties on the Helen's Run and Wy
att-Bingamon spurs.
Daily shipments.
The following shipments were
made on the MonongRh division OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Wednesday: Curtis Bay, 22S cars;
st. Georges. IL cars; lakes. 221
cars: Michigan points, IA cars;
Ohio points, IL cars; miscellane-
GUS western points. 81 cars.
Natl Assn Meeting.
On Wednesday the directors Of
the National Coal association met
in New York city.
There will be no serious blum
inous coal shortage in any part OF
the country this winter, provided
ordinary care is exercised by con-
sumers, 1t was predicted here to-
day, at a conference of the Nation
al Coal association which compTis-
ed two-thIrds Of the bltuminous
coal producers OF the United
States.
The Wholesale Coal Trade asBo-
citation announced last night that
the Tldewater Coal Exchange. in
40 Government as a
nooling
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!. T0DAYlS XVIII

AnsHera to Yesterdays XVIII
1.-THE hyacinth was named for
EIyacinthus, a beautiful boy below
3 ed by, Apollo and Zephyrus. When
'Zephyrls killed Hyacinthus Apollo
changed the blood that was spill
intoSR flower aclled the Hyacinth.
s2-The President should be ad'
drebsed In writing, His Excellen.
6y, the President OF the United
States or His Excellency Wood
row Wilson, President OF the
united States"
: Salt River Is a cant name for
an Imaginary river up which de-
feated political parties are suppos.
eds to7be sent to oblivion.
Il A-The White Mountain district
in New Hampshire and also West
Virginia both bear the name The
Switzerland of America"
: 5-A calendar Is Il register Of the
days. weeks and months OF the
year or any register list.
~ GA calender Is machine con-
sisting OF heated rollers, used fol
smoothing and glazing paper or
7-Robert Burns. who was born
near Ayr, Scotland, was called the
Ayrshire Poet.
IN is the Roman mineral for
9-lnst. is the abbreviatlon Of In.
atane, meaning the present month.
1O-The term ''yahoo" applied to
an ill-bred brutal man, is taken
from the. Yahoos in Guillver's Ira
Yels;G who were brutes with the
shapes Of men.
The New Questions
1-"Iny Ia the thiatln tho pD,blnrn
Of Scotland?
2f---What is glue made from?
I 33=-=Who wrote Jerusalem Deliv'
cred?
4--What is a Latin cross?
i67-What Is a Greek cross?
6-What Is a mandamus?
/. Where is Cape Sable?
S-What Is manacle?
9-What is monacle
10-Who was called The LittlL
Gorporal?'
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enthusiastic over the Style Show.
1t was suggested jestfngIy that
somebody Investigate matters
among the RotariRnS and KiwaniB
members to discover why the bail
PANIED out.
President Roster made a motion
which was seconded that an ex-
capable services of the old secre.
tary, Miss Mckinney, be placed in
the minutes OF yesterdays meeting
It was moved and seconded that
Mrs. Charles Richie be presented
the position as her successor.
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Sixty yards of floor Orders win be
poured today.
GOOD SPEAKERS
CONTINUED from Page one.)

morrow evening and will go 10 Mt.
Nebo for meeting on Saturday
night.
Much interest is being manifest
ed in the rally tobe held at the
Central school tonight. and one Of
the largest crowds of the campaign
thus far will undoubtedly greet the
two speakers this evening.
The meeting is scheduled to
start promptly at eight O'Clock, 80
try to arrange to be there on time.
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system, Is to be maintained as q
permanent organization.
,naIfy PFodnefiom

system, Is to be maintained as a
permanent organization.
,DR1Iy Production.
Fairmont region produced 1888
cars of coal and coke-1.675 cars
Of coal and 20 cars of coke-on
the three railroads on Wednesday.
Along the MonongRh division Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
the tonnage ran fairly we'll at
I,17s cars OF coal and coke-1.155
cars OF ocal and 20 cars OF coke.
East there were S54 cars OF coal
loaded and west 301 cars. Coke
loading was IL cars west and II
cars east. Wagon mines produced
IL cars Of coal.
Mines along the Monongahela
railway in West Virginia on We'd
nesday loaded 407 cars Of coal. In
the Pennsylvania district there
were s03 cars Of coal loaded.
A total of 113 cars of coal were
loaded on the Western Maryland
SPURS on Wednesday. Along the
Helen's Run branch there were 81
cars OF coal loaded and along the
Wyatt Bingamon branch IS cars
of coal were loaded.
Railroad Fuel.
Railroad fuel loading kept up 10
normal Yesterday on the B. q o.
railroad at 2T6 carloads. ConsiEn-
nenis we're as follows: B. & o.,
n cars: Bangor & Arostock, IS
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MORGAN IDRAHS
(contir ued from page one.l

ants, Hancock, Preston, Marshall
Monongalia, Tucker, Braxton
Marion, Wetzel. Upshur, Richie
Barbour. Doddridge, Ohio, Web
sber. Writ, Randolph. Wood
Brooke. Taylor, Tyler and Lewis
will be represented.
At the Charleston conference
the counties OF KanRwha, Clay
Logan, Roane, Boone, Wayne. Fay.
cite, Nicholas, Summers, Lincoln
Pocahontas, Mercer, Putnam. Gil
mer. Greenbrier. Raleigh, Cabell.
Mingo. Jackson. Wyoming, Mason,
Monroe. Mcdowell and Calhoun,
will be represented.
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COAL Market
CONTINUED from Page one)

76: MvT. "a. Cars left over from
the previous day were 1862.
Along the Monongahela railroad
today there are 406 empties plac-
ed, Of which 100 are assigned for
railroad fuel and public utilities.
In the Pennsylvania district there
are 366 emtpies placed. There WILL
be a so to so per cent commercial
run on the line Friday
Tbara % 4, FuI
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River l4.4 feet, falling.

Marriage Llcenses-The follow.
ing marriage licenses have been
issued by Deputy County Clerk w.
r. Foster: Kenneth Mckinley Sni-
der %, Clarksburg. and Hannah
Mary Osborne, %, Fairmont; Mel
win Ross Teagardeu, 80, Hundred,
en alma MS iSea ~ Eai EddaIS
ratio Marsella, %, both OF Monon-
gah. :. Y
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Mr.. and Mrs. Don H. Blanks, OF
704 Mt. Vernon avenue. are the
proud parents this morning Of a
wee son born at Cook hospital.
underwent a minor operation at
Cook hospital today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-14

= 80 AANA W - AAA
er tonight; Fri
day increasing
cloudiness.
Local Readings,
L. p. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at
S a. III. today As.
Weather yester-
day clear; tenn
erature, maxi
| mum Sd; mini
| num Al; precip-
J tation none.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-14

United Brethren Church = The
chapel that the United Brethren
aT'e now building on the corner OF
vermont avenue and Fairfax
street on the East side is being
pushed very rapidly by contractors
Snowden and Layman. The chapel
that is now being built will be
used for church purposes for u
short time until an up to date
church can be built. The chapel
aslRow being built will have u full
basement and nicely arranged for
Sunday. school purposes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-14

Son 5orn-Born on Saturday,
oct6ber'9. a bright ten pound baby
Z boy.tU Mr.. and Mrs John Ellis
Gray at their home 81 Ogden ave
nue., Mrs. Gray was before her
marriage Miss Minnie Brannou.
The baby has been named Russell
y Edward Gray.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-14

Graves OF 10000 French soldiers
who died In the World War are I'M
traceable.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-14

You can't potc unless you arc
registered. Be sure that you arc.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-14
LATE WANT ADS

FOR sALE-one Overland Four,
spassenger Roadster. PractI-
rgllY nov. Call Cecil Barr. BAL.
1Q-14-3t-s124
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-14

Surprise PaFty-Mr. and Mrs.
As Wooton. of 231 Walnut ave-
nue., last night gave party in
honor OF the birthday of Mrs. Woo
tens sister, Miss Marie Helfrick.
spancing and games were features
pf the evening and dainty Gcfresh-
,ments were served.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-14

conereflns Work on-sixty
-FarCis of concrete were poured yes.
terdRy on transverse wall work at
The new Monongahola river bridge.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-14

cut out the picture on all four
aides. Then carefully fold dotteo
lin6 q its, entire length. Then
dotted line 2, and so on. Fold each
Section underneath accurately.
Wren completed turn over and
9et1II lind q surprising result. Save
The pictures.