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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-06

Annual Ele ction This Year
VIII be Rather r erfunc-
tory Affair.

A ticket to be voted upon at the
next regular meeting of the Wcman's
club. was named yesterday afternoon
alta meeting held In the Masonic ta1-
pie. The women present were all
practically Of one mind and there was
little contest In naming the officers
save In one instance where two nomi-
nations were made for second vice
Mrs. g. N. Yost was unanimously
nominated for president while Mrs.
Joseph Roster was also unanimously
nominated for first vice president.
Mrs. Yost had served this year as first
vice president while Mrs. Roster had
been the second vice president. Mrs.
%. G. Wilson and Mrs. G. n. Alexan.
der were nominated for second vice
president and this viii afford the only
real contest IN the election two weeks
from yesterday. Mrs. Samuel Leeper
was nominated for secretary, Mrs.
Henry s. Lively was renominated for
treasurer while Mrs. Tusco Morris
was nominated for auditor. Mrs.
Leeper II elected VIII succeed Miss
Callie Frey who has served two years
In that. capacity and Mrs. Morris, Il
elected, will succeed. Mrs. p. M. Hoge,
who had also served two years. Mrs.
Samuel D. Brady was renominated for
5corlesponains secretary.
Mrs. ]. Walter Barnes, Miss Frey
and Mrs. Hoge automatically retire
from their offices as the by laws OF the
club provide that no one person can
serve Tor longer than two year
period. Previous to the nominations
Mrs. J. A. Meredith proposed rising
vote OF thanks to the retiring presi.
dent ana her efficient board for the
most excellent work OF the club dur.
ing the two years This was given and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-06
'N0TES'1F INTEREST
|NRA|LR0ADG|RCLES

]. +. Bowden, Wheeling, district su.
pertntendent ofsmottve power, B 60.
railroad, Is in Faifmont today.
Today Ernest Bartlett, traInmastcr
of thu Z 4: D. railroad at FAirmont Is
lining up some defective cars along
the Short Line OF the B. e o. railroad.
These cars will be brought to Fairmont
for repairs. There are probably doz-
en- or two.
This morning the terminal safety
committee met at the B. & o. station.
In the absence Of Mr.. Bartlett, T. d.
Conneil presided.
p Miss Wanetn Lnckhart, formerly
stenographer for II. n. Davis. train.
master OF the Coal & Coke railroad at
Gassaway, has accepted a position as
clerk to ii. 2. Whitner, master me.
chanic OF the B. & o. railroad, IN this
city. a
John Sweeney Is acting as road fore
man of engines in the absence OF A. R.
Accord, who is I'll with the flu.
A B. & o. locomotive inspector by
the name OF Shefford, Of Wheeling, is
In Falrmont today.
g. ]. Proudfoot, Grafton, division
passenger agent ofathe b. q o. rail-
cal, .,as In Fairmont yesterday
Creed 2. Bolyard, night ticket clerk
at the Fairmont station OF the B. &
o. railroad, will relinquish HIS duties
there on Sunday night. He Is giving
| up the work on the advice Of his physf.
clan. Mr.. .Bolyard recently recovered
from an attack Of flu. S
b. & o. passenger train AZ was two
hours late In arriving at Fairmont to.
lday. Train 8, which connects at Graf.
ton, was run late. which caused the
delaT TO 4s.
] Sweeney, acting road foreman
LOT 8, and,H. q. Whitner. master
mechanic Of the B. e o. railroad here.
made an inspection OF BIG o. loco.
motives for the government In the Vi.
cinity OF Shinnston and Western Mary.
land locomotives at Chfefton. 4
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-06
BIG EDITH GOT
SALTY SENTENCE
Was Found Guilty in Justice
Musgrove's Court of
Selling Booze.

When Justice Musgrove took the
evidence OF several colored persons
ina trial yesterday with grain Of
salt, he had enough left to give ..Big
Edith" Mitchell the very salty dose
of one hundred dollars and sixty days
for selling .whiskey in the Alabama
house on Jackson street, Thursday
night. G. b Johnson, proprietor OF
the hotel, Chester Custer a boarder,
and the woman ali denied that any
whiskey had been sold. The Justice
thought otherwise, however. after
hearing the evidence OF Alfred Wilks
who, clafmed to have bought a pint OF
"99" whiskey from the woman. All
the pasties ara colored.
The trial was the second and last
chapter of a comedy enacted Thurs
day night when two Federal officers
tried to surround the place and seize
a trunk full OF booze which they were
sure was on the premises.
A pint Of whiskey which had been
bought by the Wilks boy With a
marked ten dollar bill was Offered In
Alot OF sympathy was expressed af-
ter the trial for Federal agent Oliver
q. Kesler, who. not only lost the
marked ten spot, which the officers
failed to recover, but says he also
lost five dollars on the street near
the hotel, during the excitement at
tending the arrest OF Jimmie Myers.
lcolored, who was brought in about q
half hour before the arrest Of the
Mitchell woman. =
Later In the afternoon, Federal offs
GERS ordered the release Of Myers,
against whom no charge had been
brought.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-06

White Sulphur Springs to be
Scene Of Notable Gath

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, March e.
Good Roads Advocates from all parts
Of West Virginia and all parts Of the
United States viii gather ct White
Sulphur Springs on March 18th and
18th. These visitors from outside Of
the state Will learn lust now West Viz
ginia intends to pull herself out Of
the mud by ratifyine q proposed con-
bond issue Of $50, 900 10000 to build Q
system Of state highways linking all
county seats. .;:ssssy
Some time ago, President George
w. Stevens requested the West Wiz.
GINA Good Roads Federation to send
its motion picture TO White Sulphur
for exhibition ON these two days. The
motion picture Is entitled, %The Road
Ahead for West Virginia. It is q
argument for Good Roads.
It 10 o picture taken In West Virginia
by West Virginians, and is one Of the
many ways the West Virginia Good
Roads Federation Is attempting to
educate the voters of the state with re-
ference to the proposed constitutional
amendments. ~ s z
Brooks and Cisco VIII Attend
IN aooinon 10 me showing OF TINS
MN, sames w. brooks, director Eou.
calonM bureau Feoeral Hlgnway
COUNCIL, anu Byron y. cisco, actng
campaign MANAGERS OF the west VII
ginia Good Roads Federation, viii be
IRroots was Sirsctor when s tbs q roa s
az, w.. nroSnc 49, ~ s a. ;sts s -,
In road bniidine thromrhont the s, ma.
ton. 4. ~ ~ 2
Mr. Cisco VIII explain lust what the
West Virginia Good \ Roads SFedera.
ton intends to- do ii, each county il
Its organized campaign. He VIM cite
cases In other states where a lact q
statewide organization resulted IN de.
feat Of the state highway irnproye?
ment plan. West Virginia does NOT
want to be thus defeated.
Meet In ercenbrier
The meetings o., these two DAYS
win be held In the assembly room q
the Greenbrier Hotel. MI. Thornton
Lewis. president 10 tie Hotel company,
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BEST { CAR SUPPLY
CONTINUED from page one.)

of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad ON
Friday produced 775 cars Of coal and
coke>-7bS cars OF coal and IL cars Of
coke. The loading ran is cars m en-.
cess OF the carly morning placement
OF Friday, which was 757s cara. There
were 613 cars of. coal loaded east and
145 cars Of coal. OF the u, cars of
coke loaded, all of the coke went east.
Seven cars OF coal were loaded by
wagon mines and q cars OF coal were
loaded from storage piles.
Operations along the Monongafeia
railroad In West Virginia on Friday
loaded 81 cars Of coal, which was
every car that was placed on Friday.
In the PENNSYLVANIA district there
were t01 cars of coal loaded on FRI
day.
Daily consisnments.
These consignments were made off
the Baltimore G Ohio railroad on Fri
day: Michigan points, Is cars; Ohio
points; 81 cars; cellaneous west
ern shipments, SO cars; Curtis Bay,
"a cars; st. Georges, 10 cars.
s. Railroad Fuel.
3 Railroad fuel loaded on the Balti-
more & Ohio: railroad on Friday was
1855 cars. B. e o. tonnage leaped to
6S cars, which was the heaviest It
secured this week with the possible
exception OF Monday. Maine Central
secured 25 cars yesterday. This rail-
road has been receiving good sized
assignments in the region all of this
week. p. e r.. New York Central
and New York, New Haven and Hart
ford continue to run low. Canadian.
Pacific broke in for shipment yes
terday, this being the second one this
week.
/ East OF Grafton the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad drew 1858 loads. There
were 20 trains.
- Mining Institute.
Tonight between 2 and o'clock,
tsThe Story OF Coal, !. a motion picture.
will be shown in the High school audi
forum, under the auspices OF the Fair
mont Mining institute. a man named
Denny, Of the United States Bureau OF
Mines, will give lecture.
May Become Director.
According to reports A w. Gallo
way, president Of the Davis Coal and
Coke company, will be chosen as one
of the directors OF the Consolidation
Coal company to succeed Carl r. Gray,
at the annual meeting to be held on
March II,
Mr.. cowan Here.
q. 3. Cowan, Greensburg, Pa, chief
engineer sof the Jamison Coal and
Coke company, Is In Fairmont today.
United Mine Workers! n
9. +. Keeney, president OF district
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j. 4. Shac leford
Dies atHuteh son

James Leroy shackelford. aged AZ.
died at $50 today at his home at
Hutchinson having lived there for.
some time, q well known and very
popular man. He was originally from
Barrackyflle. He leaves q wife and
hye children, the eldest now IN Cook
hospital with influenza. Funeral ar
engagements viii be made later,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-06
20R LISTEN here
tcontipeed rom page one,

e-A-.~A-----.--s~
And esday-when !
Arrived at 5:45 At
Ny humble Domain
To ind one Can
or Salmon and Four
Crackers
And q Note
Set proudly Forth.
Once the Note
Said It was q COMMITTEES
Dinner, and Once
twas q tea In
Clarksburg.
! thought also About
Board Meetings.
Leten Recitals,
Club Musicals, 81.
Gym Glasses
And II
Missionary Meetings.
Golly-it simply Would
Mean the End
OF Hermione IL She
Had to plan For
Time to Ballot.
The best she could Do
II she walked To
Our voting Place
Would mean thirty Minutes!
] should say Not!
Woman's place isIn
The Homeshe Has
Ample Employment
Frfends-three Cheers
Be TIL, Colonel and tn Draw
Lads at Charleston.
Porfessor-where is Our
caliopea
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j %. o. n. 1nitia q Tonight the
United Commercial Travellers VIII In
ftinte ten candidates. ATTORNEY Mil
ners Columbus, o., Q supreme lodge
|officer, viii address thu annual ban
Duet at the =. N. o. a. on March 20.
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CHURCH or JESUS CHRIST OF
= LATTER DAY SAINTS.
Regular evening meetings will be
held Sunday evening in the Modern
Woodman Hall, 10S Main st, ut q: 30
ps M. All are 5 cordially invited to
come and worship with sis.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-06
Answsrs 70 Yestsrday,s kwlz.

Ane~ers 70 Yesterdays XVII. 3
l-Qhe strictly official term. applied
to The residence of the President OF
NE United States In Washington Is.
tho txeoutive Mansion, although Il III
more commonly called the White
John tne baptist, was the fore
runner or prophet OF Christ as relat.
ID Ia the Scriptures.
3-The object Of the Crusade was
to rescue the tomb Of the Savior from
Inc Iufidels. = ~
<-Watefioo IS In Belgium, the scene
Q[ the decisive battle in which Ma
roIeon !. met defeat. Z
Dom Juan was written by Loru
0-Micawber 81 one Of the most en-
4&6InG characters In fiction in Char
les pickson's David Copperfield. e
l-Aendolschn was one OF the
greatest composers In history. His
compositions Tor the orchestra are
amons the most popular In the pres
ent day. !.
S-Buddha was the founder Of a
sre1t religion in India.
"a gargoyle Is an architectural
ornament usually q grotesque .Sym-
boIlc" figure. carved In stone, placed
on the parapets OF palaces, cathed-
rails. etc. = b
1o-A COB Is o sailor or bluejacket
M the United States Navy. The term
became popular az the beginning Of
~ - n. ~. 4 - =
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-06
New ooestIons.

Who wrote Les Mfserables?
z-Who was Gabriel, as related In
3-What asa square root? IS
What Is the difference between
opera and an oratoria: 8
What Is a maelstrom?
5-Whet Is the highest mountain
in the World2 n
TN what country did tobacco orig
was the Code Duello?
g. LIQUID is called Adams
TO- What Is a gibbet?
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and others have ezt tended 10 me to at
s1 ss s.sss 49,.
saes 70 ~ nsla y ~ q. -.
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me to attend. We are now busy con-
|sidering again the provisions OF tho
resolution Of ratif Ion 81 Tho Peace
Treaty and It Is necessary that every
one remain in attendance upon the
Senate sessions.
I congratulate thea Republicans OF
your county upon the inauguration OF
an active campaign for the current
year, II cannot be started too soon
nor prosecuted too vigorously; moth
ing should be taken for granted. T
only wayato make sure Of a victory d
for every RsDublfcari 10 begin work
at once and to continue working until
the polls are closed In November.
overconfidence Is most unwise and
may lead to defeat. The Victory this
year Should be made as decisive ns
possible and i feel sure that the results
from Marion county In November WIN
show the eject Of your having active
|ly started the. organization OF YOU
- :.
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Admitted % Hospital Mss Nettie
Cutlip, Of Grafton was 8 patient I'D.
mftted TO Cook hospital today. i
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Fireman Had "A Rnn-The fire de-
pzrtment answered a call last night
about ten which took them to the
<<zIleuce Of AZ R Watson on Fair
mont avenue. It was discovered that
some clothes had fallen behind q
small gas stove in q bedroom and
we're smoking from too close proxi-.
nifty 70. the stove. The smoke from
them had dled the house causing the
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TE1ESWEATEIER.

EVENTS ToNioHT.
skinner Building United CONNER
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-06
EVENTS SUNDAY

Services IN the churches
Moose Home Order Not Railway
Vest Yirginian Typographical
Grafton Initiation Of Daughters Of
r M. G. A-Y. n. @. A. study hour.
between 4 and 8 p NJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-12
SCHOOL WEEK To BE
HELD DECEMBER 5 TO II

BY The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-"School
week" will be observed over the
country December 5 to II Com
missioner of Education Claxton has
requested the governor nd ca
school officers of III STAT
such action as may be necessary to
the peoeplc 10 IKE tfi., Nr,
in such way as it will most effective
ly disseminate information in re-
gard to the conditions and needs of
the schools.
Chambers of Commerce, Boards
of Trade, Women's Clubs, Rotary
Clubs, labor unions. farmers organ
izations and patriotic and civic So
cieties are requested to devote n
meeting to a discussion of the needs
of education in their states. The
ministers also are asked to devote
one of their church services on
Sunday, December S. for emphasiz-
ing the Importance of education.
Friday afternoon and evening of
school week has been designated as
the date on which community meet
ings in the interests of education
should be held in all school houses.
both in the city and country, for
the purpose of discussing the needs
Of the schools. the means of meet
ing these needs and remedying con-
ditfons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-12
PARK TO PARK HIGHWAY
CONVENTION IS OPENED

BY The Associated Press.
DENVER, Colo, Nov. 12:-The
initial convention of the National
P~ark-to-Park Highway Association.
with nearly 100 delegates in attend
ance, opened here today with a pro-
gram calling for congressional aid
for the twelve most westerly states
in raising 800, 100000 for hard
s~urfacing the $500 miles of dirt
roads to serve as connecting links
to form the National Park-to-Park
Highway. The convention will last
three days.
Stephen It. Mather. director of
the National Park Service, officials
of the American Automobile Asso-
citation. the Rotarians. Optimists
and other western organizations, are
participating. The National Park
to-Park Highway Association will
be put on a permanent organization
basis. and state and local branches
formed in twelve states and 100
cities of the west.
Congress will be memoraliZed to
make this a federal highway rough
ly circling nine western states, Col
orado. Wyoming. Montana. Idaho.
Washington, Oregon, California,
Arizona and New Mexico, and con-
Meeting eleven national parks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-12

we had last year. Very fortunately
dismantling of the plant and con-
struction work has enabled us to take
care of practically all of u operat-
ors and we do not anticipate a
wholesale reduction in our force, so
there will be no vacant houses from
that source.
1--WE are very glad that you have
given US an opportunity to make
this frank statement of the housing
conditions at Parlin and assure you
we are thoroughly alive to the SER
iousness of the housing problem
which is confronting the country,
but believe that you will see from
the above that we have no houses
available to rem to residents in this
section, as much as we would like to
do so.
I'VE shall be very glad to make
an appointment with you to go fur
Their in the matter in case there r
any points in this letter which are
not clear.
VERY truly yours,
"E. /. Du Pont DE Nemours & Co.
"F. i. FULI.AM,
Manager"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
YOUR VOTE, TOMORROW

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
STUCK MARKET
 FEELS ACTION
 IF THE BANKS
Contraction of Credits and Price Cutting Cause Drop
 Tn Securities

NEW YORK, May 22. - Events in the financial and commodity markets of the country this week were rated by competent authorities as the most significant and momentous since the termination Of the world war
 Additional contraction of credits. prompted by the inflexible policy of the federal board to further reduce loans, was attended by greater de preciation of securities. notably the Liberty bonds. and by wave Of price cutting which comprehended countless lines of raw and fabricated materials.
 Food stuffs and other provisions were the only staples to offer resist ance to the crusade against the high cost of living. Even in that quarter. however. indications of far reaching decline or reduction were apparent
 An important element in accelerat- ing the cut price movement was the freight situation and car shortage. causing further serious delay and consequent reductions of activity in many leading branches O, industry. particularly steel and iron.
 According to we'll informed finan- cial interest, the supply Of money now available for purposes other than essential business" is smaller than at any period in the last IS months. or since the country entered on its era of post-bellum reconstruc- tion.
 That trade readjustment is world wide is evidenced by the April eX- port figures. which show a decrease of S135 .000,0 ,000, while imports fell away some S30000,000. Estimates for the current months foreign trade indicate further shrinkage.
 Among the more constructive de veiopments of the week was the ac- ton of the Interstate Commerce which in effect places the railroad on their recetnt war footing and provides revolving fund Tor the purchase of much needed equipment.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
"UP" TO HEAVEN

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
CAPITALIST IS SUICIDE

LOS ANGELES. May 22.-Eugene F. J. Mccarthy, G1, retired capitalist of Baltimore, died in the receiving hospital here today from gunshot wound which the police said was self inflicted It was said Mccarthy had been grieving over the death of his wife and asked to be buried beside her in Fl Paso. Texas. He is surviv- ed by sister, Miss Eva Mccarthy of Washington, n. C.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
MUSICAL GIFT"

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
On SHERIEF

I desire to announce my candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Cochise county, subject 10 the will of the Re publican voters in the primaries, De combCr :, 1920. l have lived in Co cbise county II years, being engaged in the cattle business at Apache at the present time. I have served the people of this county as peace of ficer for six years and feel that my record is sufficient recommendation. Your support will be appreciated.
 0. F.. PATTERSON.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23

Roosbi Bombovitch, former private secretary to Emma Goldman. said: If l had my way every member of the past Non-Partlsan administration would have his throat cut and would then be run through a fine meat chopper. What | hate about them is that they have done so much good for the people. No true Bolshevik can stand for such nonsense"
 The above is a translation as Rooski had to speak through an in- terpreter.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
 Prsncinct No. B.

I hereby anEouncc myself as a. can didate for the office Of Justice of the Peace, Lowell, Precinct flo. 3. Cocaise county, subject to Ike endorsement Of the Democratic party at the next pri- mary election. September :. 1920. If elected | pledge myself to uphold the Constitution oi the United States. the Constitution or Arizora; to administer law, equity. and justice Co all
 Respectfully, c. N. BAKER
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23

The Mothers club will meet at the Y on Wednesday at p. i'll. On Sat urday they will entertain the 9th grade of the Horace Mann, Jr, high school at the Y. w. c. A. and the tll grade of the same school at the Cen tral school, both receptions to be at ' p m. All mothers are urged to come Refreshments will be furnish ed by certain volunteers among the monthers and an enjoyable time for all is sure 10 be had.
 The free Saturday night movies are still continuing much to the en- joymenI of the kiddies, and also many of the older people. They will be continued right along now.
 Memo Debely, a Bisbee boy and Y. member, who is taking q course in the University of California, is spending his vacation in Bisbee.