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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-14

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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21
Ten Thousand Hogs
Shipped from State
For Feeding in 1919

Last year farmers In one section OF
Southwestern Colorado shipped TO-
900 hogs to Nebraska and other states
to be finished on corn and then sent
back to Denver market
These hogs should never have left
the farm where they were raised until
they averaged 200 pounds at least "A
finished condition
They were nearly worn out by being
shipped around. and every time they
passed hands there was an added cost
Hogs seem to enjoy being sold and
transported by rail. but they always
charge such luxury to the producer
II the farmer IL so dead against
"middlemen" why doesn't he nnish
his livestock and cut some Of the
profiteers9-R. W. Clark. Colorado
Agricultural College.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21
Fairbanks Gets
A Black Eye

The Rev A. D. Fairbanks, . fne-
mer resident OF Canon City, and well
known in this community. but for sew
eral years past living on the Western
slope. recently sustained somewhat
painful accident, according to advices
received here. In referring to the
mishzp. the Montrose Press of last
Saturday says
Rev A. d. Fairbanks. that genial
young old man. Is wearing black
eye, but he didn't get it in fight and
he didn't get it from a fall from lad
der while picking apples. a line OF
work in which he has been engaged
for some time past. Rev Fairbanks
who is S4 years of age. was picking
apples this week just like any other
young fellow. and he has established a
record. too, for he has shown that he
can pick as many. if not more. than
the average man if given fair
chance. On Friday. VIII; attempting
10 move his ladder. it becazae ertaa-
gled in the grass and caught As 1t
fell it struck Tim in the eye. so as IS
wearing a nice black optic IL conse-
quence. but il d.Sn incapaeslate him
from work not I hs$er
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21
ChiropractOr' Seek
To Secure Pa sage
OF Examiners Bill


COLORADO SPRINGS. Oct 1s.--
That the proposed bill TO establisa
a board OF examiners in this state for
chirc aractors is without doubt tho
only iaiF means Colorado can take In
justice.so the thousands of practi-
TONERS III thas method of hea ing. was
the unanimous verdict of the 100 or
,s.are doctors who attended the an
r.pa2 banquet of the Colorado Asso-
ciation OF Chiropractors a, the E,lks'
Club last Saturday night.
among those in attendance at the
convention, when the practitioners
gathered at the office OF DR.. Earl
Sa.i.h in the Bennett building, were
sever who saw service for tho govern-
ment ds.-sn~ the war. A pamber OF
them are skilled physiciaps and a few
are surgeons in addition to their spe-
cial training In schools now In opcra-
ton throughout the country
They urged that the voters in tho
election November pass upon the
bill which has already been placed in
effect in il other states. The oppoal-
tion manifested to the bill SO far. 90
cording to the speakers. is confined to
cards sent out BY unknown opponents
to the measure.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21
BUSINESS MEN ARE OPPOSED TRF
tunnel Bill; WILL RAISE funds TO
fight THE MEASURE IS REPORTED
Chamber of Commerce Meets With Canon
City Commerce Secretary Relative to the
Bill to Be Voted Upon.

10 such = wonderful proposition. why
is II that these men, all OF whom
stand high in financial circles. are
not. and have not, ben able to inter
est other private capital?
Florence is interested In the devcl-
opment OF the state OF Colorado, but
II IL not willing TO burden itself with
the troubles OF private individuals and
defunct corporations. The Dotsero
cut-on from Dotsero connecting with
the Moffaf road means main line
through the northern part OF the state
and II would put the southern part of
Colorado on the side track Florence
and this locality fs deeply Interested
and concerned In Eastern, Southern
and Southwestern Colorado. We are
ready to go down the line with them
at any time on any project that will
be real benefit to these localities or
to the state as n whole We are will
ing that the northern part OF the state
should have a tunnel II they want
one. but when we get ready for a tun-
mel or tunnels in Southern Colorado
we want them where they will be a
real benefit and not placed as a bait
FOR votes on some other project
Vote and work against the Tri-
Tunnel bill, known as amendment
No. s.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21
More About The
Mine Rescue Car

Nine rescue car No. of the United
States Bureau OF Mines, operating
under the Department of the Interior.
will be In the Rio Grande railroad
yards. near the Grande hotel until
Saturday, and the public is cordially
invited to visit 1t and inspect its life
saving equipment from until
O'Clock every afternoon during its
stay. Demonstrations in "hrst aid
10 the injured and lectures to miners
and others on what to do in emergen.
cies when human life Is endangered
win be given by those In charge OF
the car at st. Michaei's school build
ing at 912 Macon avenue. at O'Clock
every evening during the week. 20
which the public win be heartily well
coined. These lectures and demon
strstions are Interesting to all. and
are highly instructive to people gsn-
orally. especially to those engaged in
mining Of any kina.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21
First Victory
Medals Arrive

The nrst OF the Victory medals
issued to soldiers In the recen; wsr
have arrived here and are beautiful
examples OF the .medailic art. and will
be highly treasured by those priyi.
ieEed to receive them. They are
from the War Department At Wash.
ington. and viii be given TO ever,
man and woman actively enlisted in
the military and naval service Of the
United States In accordance with ~
act OF Congress.
Several hundred OF them will come
to Fremont county. The medal is %
bronze In stimulation OF duh gold and
Is pendant from n parti-colored rib
bon. in which is mingled purple.
orange. blue, red and other colo-s
shown in the flags OF the Allied ns-
tions. whose representatives s.rug-
gled on the fields OF France and Bel
GUM for the overthrow OF despotism
and autocracy.
The observe side of the media!
shows winged Victory with drawn
sword in raised metal The reverse
depicts the shield OF the United
States with the fasces and double bat
tie az. while at the top in raisid
letters appears the legend. THE
Great War For Civilization" At
either side of the heroic Victory are
engraved the names of the 90 or more
Allied and associated powers which
fought to make the world free for
democracy Six stars. the symbol
ism OF which We do not understand
are shown in semi-cicie on the lower
rim OF the medal II is, perhaps, the
most artistic and attractive medal
ever issued By our government.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21
CANON CITY GIRL
DIES SUDDENLY
GREELEY NORMAL
CAUSE UNKNOWN
Sheriff's Office Feared Foul
Play and began an Investiga-
ton.

Miss Gretchen Watcher of South
Canon. student at the Co orsdo State
Teachers College at Greeles. died
suddenly at the college building thefe
last wednesday, following a conversa-
ton with group of her classmates
The circumstances of her death were
so mysterious that suspicion was
aroused that foul play might have
something to do with 1t. and the mat
ter was called to the attention of the
Greeley authorities for investigation
The sheriff of Weld county wired
the sherifs Office here Wednesday
night and requested that the relatives
OF the deceased be informed of the
heartrending occurrence and to supply
what data he could concerning the
dead. On being apprised of the un-
fortunate and decreasing affair. Mr..
and Mrs Fred Watcher, the grief
stricken parents OF Miss Gretchen. left
at once for Greeley on the saddest
mission of their lives The body viii
be brought here this afternoon for
burial.
No details are known here aside
from the fact that Miss Watcher. after
a pleasant conversation with some OF
her classmates, turned from them TO
go to her studies, and fell to floor and
expired almost Immediately. Miss
Watcher was a graduate OF the South
Canon high school. and wss a popular
young woman iwth 2 host OF friends
in this community.
The sympathy of the community
goes out to the bereaved parents and
rsaltives in the great sorrow that has
befallen them.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21
War Risk Insurance
May Be Reinstated

The home service section OF the To-
nj Red Cross chanter has been mott
aei that the LAST OF the 100000 men
who allowed their war risk inrurance
= lapse win have the opportunity OF
.einstatement until December 81
The notice indicates that after that
'ate former service men can not have
heir insurance reinstated. Ere
ront county men who are interested
the matter may confer either wi.h
hose In charge Of the home service
.vision Of the RED Cross. or with the
~icials Of wray-McKiustry post Of
he American Legion.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21
Guy U. Hardy Talks
To The Business
Men of Fowler

The largest crowd that has yet at
ended a Business Mems banquet
card Congressman Guy U Hardy of
anon City address the meeting Tues
iay night, october IL, in the dining
loom of the Hotel Mailer The
lining room was inadequate to accom-
nodate the crowd, a number of wis.,
'tors from La Junta also being pres
ent. Very little business was trans
acted. the gathering being anxious to
near the speakers of the evening. Rev
Charles Lemuel Dean of Denver and
congressman Hardy. Rev. Deans ad-
iress was short. but to the point, and
nterspersed with a few stories that
made hit with mis- hearers He
spoke Of the worlds need of real man
hood in public office and the business
life. and said the spirit of "stick-to-it-
iveness" was the thing most necessary
o the success Of any community Mr.
Dean is a longtime friend OF Con-
sressman Hardy. and spoke in glowing
erms OF the sterling qualities Of our
representative from this district.
Mr. Hardy for 20 years has been
associated with the Chamber OF Com
:nerce OF Canon City. and has been
Instrumental in accomplishing big
hings for that attractive little city
Il the entrance to the ROYAL Gorge
He said a i've chamber of commerce
makes live city. and that every live
city needs a chamber of commerce
AS a general thing the business mems
Examinations attempt the big things
civic improvement. and frequently
70 before the city council to urge their
cooperation. Most of the things
anon City has are there because the
'san,ber OF Commerce.
Mr.. Hardy talks just like he writes.
nd commanded the closest attention
n his audience. He has had a won-
ierful travelling experience and talks
Interestingly. Also he has a variety
Of good stories which he sandwiches
n with his more weighty subjects.
Our representative has been max
ng trip down the valley and took
occasion to give the country a pretty
lose once over" He saw many
xonderfuI things TO make this q grand
Did valley. We have the land. water.
sunshine. good farmers and wide
awake cities. he said. a. well as the
,sst railroad in the country. over
~hich TO market our crops, iva stock.
ste
Mr. Hardy's rrincipai sddress was
u the workings Of Congress. Inter
.stingiy he described the activities OF
hat body and gave his hearers a ver-
bal picture OF Congress that was as
instructive as II was interesting.
Az representative from this district
NJ Hardy has q clean record His
thorough methods. and the manner in
which he carefully Investigates all
'ublic questions are things which
iand out Is his best recommendation
or reelection in November Mr.
.iardy has lived In Canon City most
e his life. and he has made good in
.ewspaper work. and In his every ef-
or; 80 ccmmun..v advancement He
tands for the things tha' are c,c,1
- mis- record IN Canon City. as we
5 in the halls of Congress. is such
that those who have come clsest in
touch with him believe the district
would make a grave mistake il he is
not returned to Washington His
speech before the Fowler Business
Mems Association, however. was not
of a political nature. and was as
greatly enjoyed by Democrats as by
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21
Analysts of Tti-TunneL Bill
THE MoFFAT TUNNEL

SEC. 1A-The Moffat Tunnel is pro
posed to be constructed thru James
Peak II will be six miles in length
and will be thru line to Salt Lake
CITY. disel-tins present traffic from the
D. & r. G., A. 7. & 8. F., Missouri
Pacific and Rock island Roads and
will place Southern Colorado on side
track. All surveys are practically
completed for the Moffat Tunnel and
work can commenced Immediately
after the passage Of this amendment
No new railroad tracks, equipment.
etc, will be necessary aside from
what Il will take for the actual con-
struetion work.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21
lied At Hospital
Sunday Morning

Mrs. Jane Allen. for 20 years or
more resident Of the Canon City
district. died at the Graves hospital
at 1870 o'clock Sunday morning after
n long invalidcy. The deceased would
have ben SO years of age had she
lived until December 16.
Mrs. Allen resided for a long period
on Lincoln Park and her husband died
there a number of years ago. Sub
seQuenfly she made her home on
River street
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21
THE MONARCH TUNNEL

This tunnel has not been located
and while Il 10 said that preliminary
surveys are being made, II would take
a year or two % make the permanent
survey. II 10 proposed that the east
ern entrance to this tunnel be near
Garfield and the western portal near
white Pine. This meaRs the eonstrue-
tion Of about forty miles Of new stand
ard ouaoe railroad. which can be built
by the Commission under power and
authority given In thIs bill, or the
railroad can be compelled to build u,
and when built Il would be Of little
more value than the present line
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21
Bandits Obtain
Fifty Thousand

CHICAGO, Oct. ls.-Three bAn1ats
obtained $4,000 In cash and 5000
In negotiable securities when ~
help up . messanger OF the ca
Aanrsr bank hore this morntng,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21
Hundred Thousand
Dollar Blaze IN
Chicago Today
tDy UniteA Press.,

CHICAGO. Oct. 10. Fire destroyed
a six-story business block here early
this morning. causing loss Of $10o,
900. The nre was under control
after two hours Of nghting the blaze,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21

The state Of Massachusetts unc.
its new forest act will acquire l00.U
acres Of forest land for state fcge.
purposes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-01
kAREL DIAL BY 81 RlCi.

Berlin, %. zarl. Pokus
royalistu Mad arsku postavi-
ii v cello vlady byvaleho elsa
re Karla, selhal, Pres to vsak
nebylo upusteno od pokusu do
saditi iei na mad arsky trun.
LAX Sc oznamuie. meli monar-
chiste v planu, ably byvaly RAJ
kousko-uhersky cisar pfiletel
do Budapest v aeroplanu a ne
chal Sc tn prohlasiti ga panov-
nika. Byvaly cisar Kafel ne
ma V umyslu zmocniti sc trunr
nejakgm nasilnym zpusobem
nvbrz jest ochoten ujmouti sc
vlady, kdyz dostane sc j sank
ce tfi narodu, zeimena Fran
Gle, Rumunska q Polska.
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PSANi VDECNEHO i1A-
NAKA.
V Kasave, 6. zafi 1920

Slavna redakce Sv6ta "
Americe.
Prosim 0 uverejn6ni podeko
vani We Vasem 'liste.
Hledal jsem rodinu a nasel'
jsem darcci Pc utrapach 5iete
valky jsa znicen maietne j te'
lesne, odhodlal isem Sc hledet
rodinu V Americe, by mne ne
Gin prispela, mrzahu valeGnc-
mu. Jsa prekvapen iednoho
dine obdrzel jsem dopis pet
dolaru. Nemohu cist radky, tire
ba hyly uhlednym rukopisem
psany, pro pla6, ze cizi flovek
ien krajan. mne obdaril. Pode-
koval .isem svemu neHnamemu
priteli, Frankovi SkaTGpovi a
popsal mu bolesti, ktere mne
tlZilou. Iu opet Jsem obdfZel
dopis cd Frantiska Skafupi a
rodiny Kotaiik v nem eek ia
1000 he. Nemoha sc ami vZpa-
matovat, moze-li byt to prav-
da. Sci isem ma radu k jedno-
mu ted pfijetemu z Ameriky a
ten mi rekl. jses st astnym, mo-
zeS podekovat darcom. Pan
Skarupa, jak mne piSe, ukazal
dopis psany mnou kazdy, kdo
precetl dopis, byl soucitem k
mne pohnut a daroval pro mne
castku. ktera della dohromady
1000 K6. Gin mann Sc Yam od.
menit? sen YAM mohu "a tou
vasi lasku ku me rodin6 dat
toto: Jmenem me rodiny vSen
panum darcam Pan Bob "a
plat a zehnei Vam We VaSicl
rodinach.
Florian Jurasek. nyalida
KaSava, okr. HoleSov,
Morava, Csl. Rep
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-01

Ucitel: HE'D; Josifku, ma
minka te pcsle do kramu a ty
lam nakpapis kilo mouky po
20 haldfich ctyii vajlcks 20 4
halefich, a ttvrt sila hrozineS
"a 40 hal&fd. Co to bcde delat
dahloinady?"
Yak: "Rahovku, pane llci-
teli!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-01

vsechen svhj cas-, kid dusevnl,
spoke jenoSt zivota rodinleho
sve zdravi. V mem nasel pre-
sident, Masaryk nejnadsehejsf-
no spolupracovnika a mdkeme
to ffci bez prehanenf, ze cesko
slovenska Amerika. nebyla by
nikdy vykonala tolik pro ces-
koslovenskou svobodu, kdybyl
byla v roxhodnem okamzikul
nemsla sveho Tvrzickeho.
S energi{, jez budila lizas, 81
vasnivou pfesvedcivostf, jez u-
chvacovala a primo elektrSo-
vala, burcoval Tvrzicky svedo-
mi naseho ceskeho a sloven-
skeho cloveka q jako kouzel-
ntm proutkem probudil j. ony
skryte nArodni silly, jez drima-
! ly v dusich krajand zaoceanr
skych, takze :mohla ceskoslo-
venSka Amerika podjati sc vel
keho nkolu, na ktery mnoZi z
pocatku hledeli nednveron a
skepsi. To byla doha, kdy Y pl-
ny kvet rozvily Sc vsechny
schopnosti Tvrzickeho a kdy
vefejna jeho cinnost pfinesla |
take vysledky, jez vyvrcholily
We slavne. vitezstvi rasi veci.
Tvrzicky byl zakladatelem a |
prganisatorem velkolepe lnasl
organisace Ceskeho Narodniho
Sdruzeni, jez duchn ,presi-
denta Masaryka, zde shronla-
zdila vsechny kfajany Ike vzne
senemu dilu pro lepsi budouc-
most vlasti. Jako tajemnik G.
N. Sdruzenl a jeho organisator
Ii jako riditel tiskove kancela-
re CNS. vykonal Tvrzicky to-
| lik pro nasi revoluci, be nelze
to nikdy pine doceniti ce-
lem rozsahu vyliciti. Musili
| bychom sepsati cele knihy, a.
bychom vystihli vse, CO zahr-
| nuto je v cinnosti Tvrzickeho z
: te dolby. Do unavy sc lopotil,
vybizel ku sbirkam a vracel Sc
umofen znaven do Chicago,
aby misto odpocinku vrhal sc V
: novou cinnost, at jiz "a svym
stolkem V CNS. ci ma schGzich,
pri ruZnych manifestacich,
, slavnostech podnicfch. Tvrzi-
cky prvni v Americe pochopil
: obrovskou dulezitost vojenske
| akce, "a tim ucelem sorgani-
| soval prvni ceskoslovensky
prapor Kanade a poZdeji, po
/ zaiezdu gen. Stefanika do A
| meriky horlive Sc s1castnil vo-
: jenske cinnosti pro nasi arma-
= du We Francii.
4 A kdyz konecne jsme zvite-
a zili a svobodna CS. Republika,
j krasny sen jeho zivota, stala
sc skutkem, odjizdel PIN RADIO
/ sti a touhy do osvobozene Via
e sti. A Ease ne, ably 81 odpoci-
: nul, ale ably tam pracoval dale
i prednaSkami po vsech mestech
i sill povzbuzoval mas lid,
Y jenz dlouholetym utrpenim VA
J. lecnym ztracel jiz duveru v
v budoucnost. V Praze zalozil a
i fidil rozsahlou Kancelar Ce.
0 chosloyaku Americkych, jez
e mnoho vykonala pro navazant
J. styku CS. Ameriky Sc sta
rou vlasti a pro informaci ma
Y sich donna praci csl. vetvt
l. zde.
y V Gervnu 1919 byl Tvrzicki
l. poslan zahr. ministrem drem
l. Benesem jako reditel Tiskov,
j kancel5re do Washingtonu
o kde od te DOLBY pusobil. Svoj
E. cinnosti sympatickymi osob
10 mimi vlastnostmi ziskal 81 pra
81 tel nescetnych po obou stra
le mach oceanu a ii vSichni dne
e. uprimne zeli jeho nahleho od
kl chodu, jenz pro ceskosloven
e. sky narod vubec a, pro csl. A
IL meriku zvlast znamena ztrat
lnesmlrnou. Pohreb JOS. Trrz
w. ckeho konan byl vcera, 30. "a
4. y, ,,n . 1,nL nJ,ool 40 Cahc,t sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-01

20 JEDENADVACET LET JSME PRO-
DAVALI LEVNEU NEIL v KTEREM-
kOLI CLEVELANDSKEM OBCHODE.
A NYNi KDYZ JLz NASTAL VELKY
PRULOM DO STAVAJlCiCH GEM,
BUDEM POKRACOVAT OPETNE v
LEVNEJSiM PRODEM NEIL Sc DE:JE
JlNDE. CENY NASE SLY DOLU S PO-
KLESAVAJiCiM TRHEM v KAzDEM
ODDE.ELEE EE.MFlI 4. YYssECHlNY DEPARTE-
MENTY Sc ZITRA VYKAZOU NAPRO-
STO M!MOEeADNOU NABiDKOU e.
STEHO, NOVEHO ZBOzi JEz JEST
PRAVE NYNl POzADOVANO "a NEJ-
VICE sNfAENYCH CEN V CELEM GLE
VELANDt>ZA PosLEDNi ROXY.
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RPnrannaIs.

Mrs. J. FL Blnckwood, OF Mary
land avenue, is able to be out after
Seyeral days severe Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dent Powell nave
returned from visiting relatives AZ
Morgantown- no.,
Miss Pauline Arkwright, Of Gut
Yey street, has gone to pittsburgh
for a few days stay. She will WISH
relatives at PIT. Pleasant before re-
turning home also. w
: Mary and Edith, the little daugn'
| ters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. NIL
Ter, OF East Park avenue, have been
quite i'll for several days.
Mrs. A. j. Vincent has returned
from a two weeks stay at the home
o. Mr. and Mrs. George Hull, q;
Benton's Ferry.
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SID
NEWS
IdlaaIonarY MeetInq.

Interesting meeting OF tne
5oniffeId Mission Circle was
3id "wednesday afternoon at the
ono Of Mrs Charles Michael IN
Broad street The business Of the
8ar was closed up and otnSeTs
aledted as follows: President, MTs.
II. 3. McElfresh; first vice presl-
DENT. Mrs. William Hendrix; sec
ord VICE president, Mrs. Homer
Hali: recording secretary, MTs'
Earl Phillips; corresponding sec
retary and treasurer, Mrs. n. T.
Murphy; Mite Box superintendent
Nrg. William Arnett. A short So
9jaI session followed the business
session and refreshments were
pArVed
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-17

4on ~ dlsby ha
Is earned . MS homs
Park
M. i ~. Coz. Of uniontpW
Retzat county, q visiting retattyes
Z tn the city.
Mrs. Arthur Goe; Of Weston, VINO
has been the guest OF Mrs. CIarance
Fisher and Mrs. Yancr r. .'sI17'f =.
the past week, returned home yes
terday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-17

non pendlng tais sse
alith IeiatlYe
REV and Mn. q o. sattertield
OF Muneie, Ind, are guests Of tie
formers brother. s 3. satterfteid
ana family IN State street
Earl Hndgins has Joined the navy
and left Thursday for Parkers-
burg.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-17

the q rice Soy. bow shat you
~ aivlS:ys me last 10 aFstiy N sais
morning and tha tfrst 70 "a agas
IN the EVENING"
Wen, SIR responded the cheeky
youth, '.you wouldn't want me TO pc
late twice a day. would your
Boston Transcript
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-17
Rnunhter.

A daughter was born Thursday
September 16, to Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles White, Of Morgantown
avenue. The child weighs ten and
a half pounds and her name is
MadaIfne Ruth.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-17

! Division No. 4 OF the Ladies' Aid
Abociety OF the Diamond street
church, will have an exchange in
. Springer Bros, store in Market
street Saturday morning. A nice
line Of home made edibles Will be
on SALE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-17

j. w. Reeves. OF Morgantown
tayenue, returned Thursday from a
1.-TWO weeks visit TO his son, Prof..
Walter Reeves and family, az
Httestown, N. J. He also visited
New York and other interesting
places while gone.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-17
From Pittsburgh.

tsars. Wilbur May, of Pittsburgh,
hRdeIheen the guest Of relatives IN
the cay. the past few days, Mrs'
May Is IN route home from WASH
ington and. Mt. Lake Park.