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Virginia Coal Operators. Association
at the rooms in the Jacobs building.
but this session has been postponed
indefinitely. 1t was originally plan
ned to hold a meeting at Elkins, but
was later shipped to Fairmont.
To Use Mallets.
It is believed that within thirty days
Mallet engines will be in use from
Fairmont 10 the east on the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad. Larger turns
are being provided on the road III
order to permit the Mallets TO move
to the esSt. What is known as No. ~
switches in the language OF the rail-
roader will be installed within a short
time. A Mallet engine can draw l2g
loads of coal between Fairrnont and
Grafton against from 30 to 1Oo LOADS
by the present arrangement. Natur-
ally this will mean that the four
Ma!lets to be placed here will move
much heavier trains than ever.
hSCUIu wal 6SaahbS
The world record for coal loading
was established at Curtis Bay. the B.
"a o. pier at Baltimore, on May 10,
when 7,222 tons were loaded on the
Maiden in / hour and IS minutes or
at the rate Of more than a ton a sec
ond, It's original record was estao.
lished on May 10, when 6967 tons OF
bituminous coal was loaded in the
Maiden, which was bound for Boston,
in two hours and forty-four minutes
or at the rate Of 274S tons an no.
Press notices as they appeared IN
the Baltimore American have reached
the Fairmont region.
The coal loading at Curtis Bay mas
been very favorably recently and OPP
orators appreciate this splendid ae-
complishment on the part Of the Bal
'imore & Ohio railroad.
Weekly Production.
On the Monongah division OF the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad last week
there were 1898 cars Of coal produc-
ed-342s cars Of coal and g cars Of
coke. With the exceptions Of TWO
weeks, those ending February 7 and
February q, last week proved TO pc
the ooorestI producing week Of the
present veal. The ragged car supply
Of last week caused production to drop
A survey OF last week shows tnaI
mines were idle as follows due 70 the
ragged car supply: Monday, 2 mines:
Tuesday. "a mines; Wednesday: ~
mines; Thursday, 81 mines: Friday
lis mines; Saturday, 30. With me
possible exceptions Of one or twice the
mines usually haIt an adequate sup
DIV for 4 Monday or at least enough
cars to have all mines work a por-
ton Of The day. Such was not the
case last week.
For the first time IN the present
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U. s. Marines to Map
French Battleields

WASHINGTON, May 1.-Reliel
mans modelled in clay, showing every
detail Of the ground fought over 6y
the Second Division In the Wor!G
War. will be made by a party Of Y
s, Marines who will leave New YorS
CITY for France on June 5.
Beginning with Blanc Mont district
where the Second Division took par
in the great French offensive OF tns
Champagne, the mapping party WI
visit The Meuse- Argonne, st. MIME
and scissors battlefields before re,
turning to the United States mex
October.
visited france and completed a RELIEF
map Of Belleau Wood, showing hills
rayines, rocks and other Topographic
al features. The new maps will oe
similar in design.
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CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS
(Contio.ed nom page One.)

an. But the Grand Army Of the Re-
deemed was growing continually.
He paid a high tribute TO the sol
diers who helped to save the union
and emphasized the thought in ina
the victory they gained, even tne!l
enemies have become their friend:
aud rejoice with them because they
did gain the victory.
In closing he gate a thrilling &C
count Of the closing events OF thG
war in which these veterans engaged
the separation from their comrades
which we're very much like the part
ing scenes Of the Christian soldiers
and the happy home coming was
type OF the meeting Of the comrade:
in Christ in heaven.
The large audience, in general arc
particularly the old soldiers, we're de-
lighted with the sermon:
After the sermon the audience
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-'
hi N3rs I6csl people Who carr 1le1
|fnll ol 1nih61issm of1f he tcndel
fand mafnifndG 0fie1E GIeat meet,
|ines were heId n the churches 1re
|fhose Who had attended we're asket
70 tell what they thonghto Of the GER
II ihe First u 3. Church among
the prominent speakers were Rev. 2
IE. Goodwin, Dr.. I. D. Howard, ]. ".
Jacobs. CIV. Evans. Mrs. Lew y
Harr, Mrs. Harvey Shain and Mrs
VIII REYNOLDS, and they all agreed
that Il was the most wonderful thing
from every standpoint that they had
ever witnessed.
Dr.. j. c. Broomfeld ia a Sunday
night service held in his church after
bis return from the Centenary. de
scribed in wonderful word pictures
the pageant 1.-The Wayfarer." which
was a part Of the celebration and he
said he had seen both the Passion
Play at 0~berammergau asd tbs for-
mer, and he thought them equally
beautiful and impressive.
During tie celebration moving pic
ture men were constantly busy In eT'
cry part Of the grounds taxing PIC,
lures Of e!crything that occurred. and
Of those who took part in the pa
geant, the prominent speakers, musl.
clans. etc. Then every country on
the globe was represented in native
costume, dwelling and customs and
all these were photographed and have
been assembled in a wonderful nov'
ing picture Of six reels, and It Is to be
shown at the First N. E. Church o.
Thursday Of the coming week. a
matinee will be given IN the after.
moor beginning at $3.50 and at night
il will begin at 1880. Mrs.. Minor Dun
ham will play both afternoon and ev'
ening and Mrs. Edna Jacobs Johnston
will sing. The music has been spec
tally prepared for the picture, and Is
very beautiful. The admission foi
adults will be thirty cents and chill
drtn twenty cents.
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Notes Of Interest
in Railroad Circles

The embargoes on express packages
has been lifted by the United states s,
Raj Ssy company to all points, but buy
shipments are yet restricted 10 Euv
pounds except live stock for breecins
purposes.
II. H. Tederick, B. & 0. supervisor
at Fairmont, is visiting at Maruns'
burg. ~ .-.-;ro-,tor cars
passed through Fairmont In one Galn
Yesterday. The cars were bound west,
Many people visited various resorts
along the Tygarts Valley river and as
. result the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road did a big passenger business yes
terday.
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t,.;.6s fsir.5 s66 q ~ and
I.ffif. ot Make
anil: ii.
~ and IN. B Hendktsl1 spsns
s.tss MN All: and MfS Wesle
IHendsrson h rlylot county.
TssSlSs Rsy youngest son d ~
IN Nrs r Eernss Is quito " WIN
measles.
odvard Henderson,, Of Taylor. eounT
X, Tss ne guest Of Mr.. and Ars. I.
B. Henderson Friday night and saeaf'
Mr. and Mrx stur1t and two CHI
a. ~ sninnston. we're guests Of M.
and Mrs. Howard Rice IN Guney street
sa coOsse shoemaker IS spending ls|,s Nom m.
ORAL DAY at MorgantoWn WIN "
mother.
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Deputy County Clerk Frank Foste'
stood leaning against 9 post al I'M
corner OF the watson building abou
Ten o'clock Saturday night, a look ex
pressiye Of the deepest melancholy OF
his classic features. Noting his deiec
tion, a passerby stepped from tn
passing throng and asked, "'Smatter
Frank"
Frank reused himself with an effort
what" he asked, has became o
tho eIy who used to shed his coat AMI
dare any four cops TO take him down!
"Trainmasters office" said E. Bart
lett. 7. NJ. Of the B. & O., picking VI
the receiver.
as this the trainmaster's Officer
asked a feminine voice.
.Yes, this is the trainmaster speak
ing"
rs there a train to Grafton a
noon"
Eyes"
Twelve o'clock"
"What time is it now!'
1880"
"What time?"
"Ten minutes to eleven"
"6S Than I've fot-let me see
business Of lightning CALCULATOR
"over an hour" y
yes"
"Quite sure"
.Happen often?" he was asked a.
he turned YEARLY to resume some oic
tation.
MAYBE a dozen times a day, espe
cially when I'm busy.
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T0DAY,S KWIZ

Il this space each day. The West
4gihian wlll print this novel edu-
'iionai feature and ten questions
6Dounded and scientifically selected
fest the extent Of Jour fund OF gen
knowledge. The Idea is 10 write
Z 5yoIr answers 10 the questions TO-
land compare your answers with
: correct ones in the space tomoF-
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,,e,r tuture under the low salaries
G sase .S,s handicapping them. A mum
S S.'c claim thew are sticking to post
t,onst thew can scarcely afford 70 main.
tain because they realize mey az
greatly needed in the service;
Tho committees which had eaarse
=, ,oSav's convention consisted o.:
Reception committee MISS M n4!l
canshan. Clarence Hall: 9. l. WI
moth Brooks Hull, Wills Wlson'
Glenn CT, Downs, Miss Ryan, Heryey Mar
Up Publicity and advertising commit
toe n g. Rollins, Glenn Fortney.
Hotal committee, Frank h Smitn.
Fred Wallace, Glenn DOWNS HeFses
Martin. n pol,,,.
Miss Mary Gaushan. -..,n.,+
General program and enter1inMe l
committee. Frank Barnes, G. n. Mere
ain. Clarence Hall, Thomas Y. COOK,
fi There are altogether $4,000 various
nostoffice employees In the country ans
Tor The last ia months Q salary CON,
mission Of senators and cofgressmsn
has been working industrially Y e,
hall Of these persons In an ettort 2
have their salaries raised. Al . mee.i
inno ., c~unervising Postoffiee employees
held Saturday at the postofiies y ~
civ a telegram was sent to Wasnins.
ton to this body Of men urytng " y
tho great loss In clerk service Que Y
moor salaries be checked and evety.
thing possible done to get tne mstse.
iayorably before congress pelote y
adjourrs June 9TH. -.
The following officers were eiecteo
at the Saturday meeting:
President, ]. ]. Denhari. 9 ,G.asks'
burg: first viceNpresident, ]. J. k1aggs
Of Moundsyille; second vice president
Il. c. Kitchen, Of Marttn!burg; Icy
tary.treasurer, Louis Neariian y
Charleston. -.
elected delegate to the Nationa, cog.
yention to be held in Indianapolis O.
the second Monday In Septeinoe.
G. LeSage, Of Huntington, vas elessea'
The meeting Saturday was the fisst
annual West Virginia branch q y
national Association OF S~upet!ls,as
Postofiice Employees, an associa1on
formed recently.
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EAST SIDE
:. NEWS =
AZ Diamond Street. Church.

Rev. A. D. Felers, who assisted Rev
]. C. Buckley in evangelistic services
al the Diamond street church preach
ed to a large audience at that church
Sunday morning. The evening ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Schultz
Of oakland, Md, who also held :
quarterly conference at the close Q!
the service. Mrs. Eva Hoults div
sion Of the Foreign Missionary society
will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Ella Durham In Market
street. Mrs. Durham and Mrs. c. "A
Harden will be the hostesSes: :,
The Home Missionary society will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Florence Gray in Dia
Division No. 4 OF the Ladies' AID
society will meet on Thursday even
Ing al the home Of Mrs Ruth Adams
In Drake alley.
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Answers to saturdays Kwiz,

Answers to Saturdays Kwiz.
f-Petunias belong to the tobac-
90 family Of plants.
THE phrase, "maitre d'hotel,"
. ID maitre d'hotel," placed after
e name Of q dish on q menu, means.
Iiteraily, in the style Of the master Of
house. It is applied TO plain,
fibstantial dishes, especially those
seyed with dressing Of chopped pars-
and butter and lemon juice.
S-The Orient is Asia and the
e6untries lying East Of the Mediter-
fafean Sea.
4-Th Occident Is the countries
ling West Of Asia.
lThe up-to-date Business Ca
fe6r Of Peter Flint" was written by
nafold Whitehead.
6-The hammer-headed shark mas
a6 lobes,on the sides OF its head that
Ia Il the shape Of hammer. This
in brute Is sometimes found as lar
N6rfh N Summer as the New Eng
During the hour after sunset
the hour before sunrise, the SKY
often United With the beautiful Jade
Tor that the orientals regard as be-
ing 4 special gift Of the gods to man.
Am item Is a detail in a list, or
hort paragraph or article in PRINT.
ga paragraph is a section or sub
division Of an article, chapter or dis
foMThe household cat has been
4 BET at least since 1900 .. =, and
dSubtless long before that. Pictures
cats IN household scenes OF that
l55te have been found in Egypt.
Nov Questions.
4fAUnder what sign Of the zodiac
persons born between. May ~ anu
Jdne 20?
zGWhat are fortunate gems for
fefsods born in early June?
8EWhat American inventor mas
ksen more useful to women than any
dlher machine invented?
-What Is oleaginous!
6-What is q panorama!
ZWhat is the flagship OF the AT
iSrtic Fleet and who is the Chief OIL
fcer IN command?
7-Where is the Barney Stone!
S-What Is a eelbiate?
9-What Is celeriac?
iO-Who was the ilrst American
rsinter to receive international rec
argniiOn?
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FOR SKIN 1ORIVRES
zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic'
Liquid, Just What You
Need Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about eczema o. CHR
sin troubles You can have a eleaf.
healthy skin by using zerno. .
tanned at any drug store TOT 3Sed
extra large bottle for $lM.
Zeno generally removes pitiples
blackheads, blotches eczema and ing:
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo Is aceau, penetrating.
antieptic liquid, neither sticky not
greasy and stains nothing. ItseasilY
applied and costs a mere tite tot easd
application. It Is always dependahle.
The E. ". Rase Co. ccssan6o
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VETERANS o.. TWO
Continued nom pagn ons)

coins Gettysburg address. Com
mander Conley pledged the American
Legion to take up the solemn sacred
dnfies Of the Grand Army Post wher
The survivors have passed away e
which sentiment Commander Bill
irrslea feeiingiy responded.
Chaplain Pickering then pronoune'
ed The benedicton and the ritualistit
services were concluded, after which
the members Of the legion decorstee
the graves OF those who were IN 6otf
the Great wars. Bugler MARCEL Del
mar sounded Taps.
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Honor Sailors

The Ladies Of Meade Circle Of the
C. 4. R, will meet on the river bridge
this evening at seven o'clock to strew
flowers on the water In honor OF the
sailors who lost their lives during the
war, The chaplain invites any one
who will do so to join them in this
impressive ceremony.
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Miss Elizabeth Layman, Of Morgan
town. came up Saturday and was tne
guest OF Miss Olive Durham In state
street. Miss Durham accompanied
her home Sunday evening and will be
her guest for q few days.
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Moose Eyent-A large number o.
Fairmont Lodge Of Moose attended q
gathering held by C~larksburg Loage
Of Moose in Clarksburg. The Far,
mont Moose band rendered a music
program. Fully 800 delegates attend
ed The district meeting 1t being calleo
by the district officers.
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Musical Program splendid mu-
aiTurogram was given last evening
ne First Methodist Episcopal
Hrch ii charge Of Mrs. 7: E. Jonn-
chorister, and Mrs. Minor Dun
nrganist. The musical was CIV
: on ACCOUNT Of the absence from. the
Sts Of the pastor, Rev. G. E. Good
~. G. ". Evans had charge Oh the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-31

Sol Snake In ohio-Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Pollock have left in their motor car
for Canton Ohio, where they will pay
a visit to Mr.. Pollock's father. Tae
Senator will deliver Memorial Day ao-
dress at his old home, North Law
rence. Ohio.
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To Attend Meeting = State PresI
dent Nj. E. Ashcraft, OF the Eiks. ang
; n,nber Of Fairmonters will attend
the Initiation Of Clarksburg Lodge o.
EIks on Tuesday evening, June s., al
Clarksburg.
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PRESTON VIII Reeover-Latest re-
from william Preston, who was
SdIy Injured Saturday when he was
fHocked nom q ladder while at work
Z he South Side bridge. state that
Sc 8 improving rapidly. It is tnouSai
hi the crisis has been passed ana
81 bis injuries will not prove fatai.
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Ira Car serviee-A great many
were run on the NJ. Y. !. inter
slban lines yesterday. Special cars
mo needed for the ball games az
b|5ekshere and Traction parks, while
{fe local Moose had q special tram
nj 81 hare for Clarksburg In the
morning and for the return trip last
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AZ MoundsyiIIe-A number Of mem.
bers Of Fairn1ont Council, knights OF
Columbus. on Tuesday attended the
initiation at Moundsyille.
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Way12Icr OO1H7IS'
Last summer from June 80 until
JuIy 30. one million people Travelled
from ali parts Of the world TO see the
Centenary Celebration at Columbus
and al least one hundred OF that num-
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Hcme rom Huntngton-The Rev.
. Towson, acting pastor OF Christ
1piseopal Church, has returned from
3~rntington where he had attended
la annual conference Of the church.
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Observations
By THE RAMBLER.

II Is sweet TO dance to yiolins,
When Love and Life are fair,
To dance to flutes, to dance to l1tes
Is delicate and rare,
But It Is no: sweet with nimbe feet
To dance upon the air.
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SOCIAL
EVENTS
Ennanement Announced.

The engaYement OF MISS tloFenSe
N. Wilfong, daughter Of Charles VIII
fong Of Alexander Place. and joan
Edward Stevens Of Philadelphia,
formerly OF this city, was announces
at a prettily appointed tea at which
Mrs. Lawrence M. Hennen was host
ess Saturday afternoon from iour 70
| sir o'clock at her home on LOCUS
avenue. The engagement was DIS
CLOSED by means OF a small card bear
Ing the names Of the couple tied to
a sweetheart rose and presented 70
HE guests BY Miss Mary Hennen, me
winsome little daughter OF MI. ans
Mrs +. W. Hennen, who was dressed
al a cupid" The date Of the %ea.
ding was not made known, though y
will take place the latter part o.
June. Mrs. Hennen was assisted "
entertaining by Mrs. Alex R!he!dal-
fer and Mrs. W. S. Hennen, who serV-
ed nunch, Miss Eleanor Mayors, VINO
Received the guests, Mrs. T. ". Hen
nen, who invited the guests 10 the
dining room where they we're served
with delicious refreshments, and me
Misses W. A. Finley, Edna Wilions,
and nellie Prichard who served n inc
dining room where Mrs. Carter FIem-
ing poured coffee. The serving taole
was adorned with a centerplece OF
orange blossoms, iris and ferns and
Other parts OF the house were also
~ actively decorated.
The bride to be is a young woman
Of charming personality and is a
daughter Of Charles Wilfong, OF Ale1-
ander Place. She is a graduate OF the
Fairnont State Normal sch." anu
also attended West Virginia Univers-
iity and was a member Of the faculty
lof the William R. White school last
wear. Mi. Stevens was formerly 10
Gated here having held q position WIN
Inc Fairmont Mining Machinery 20.
lie spent some time in overseas ser.
vice and about six months ago went
To New York city where he became
associated with the Harding company.
He is a graduate OF Williamson col
lege Of Philadelphia and also Of tne
Pe%nnsylyania Military academy. He
is a son Of the late Mr.. and MIS-. J.
E. Stevens Of Philadelphia.
Entertained Faculty.
Prof. and Mrs. E. l. Lively enter.
tanned the Senior Short course class
Of the Fairmont State Normal scnool
on Friday evening OF their pretty
Suburban home at Hillcrest. Mr.. Live
" is the class director. The guests
were entertained on the lawn and dur.
ing the evening refreshments were
served. The guests numbered ABOUT
thirty.
To Staunton.
Mrs. J. Clark Evans and daughter,
Mics Billie. have gone to Stanton,
Va. where they will attend CONF
mencemept at Stuart hall. Miss Rntn
Evans, who is a student there, WILL
accompany them home.
Meeting Tuesday.
The Queen Esther circle OF the F1rst
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
on Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. W. D. Reed on Fairmort avenue;
The time OF the meeting was cnansea
from Monday evening until Tuesday.
To Mary Mount.
The Misses Amelia Bennett ano
Mary Margaret Talbot are spending
some time in New YORK city; Iaey
will 90 from there to Harry;IoSn ont
the Hudson where they will attend
commencement at Mary Mount semi
NAVY. both Young ladies having been
students there. Mrs.'J. R. Bennett
IS also spending several days In the
Eocf
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EVENTS TONIGHT

First Presbyterian Church,. d.
Alumni reunion and banquet.
Fhe Tairmont-Annual Banquet OIL
Nesf Virginia Postotfice Clerks;
Country Glnb-opening dinner
liver Brdge-strewing Of flowers
\ honor Of the sailor dead by ladies'
Z Meade Circle.
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THE

1QuUueL SuVHSls
this evening. Part.
" cloudy tonight
and Tuesday.
Local Readings
F. P. Hall, 0b.
Temperature a
s A. NJ. today 80
Yesterdays wealth
er clear; temperSa-
ture maximum ";
minimum 50; pre-
c~ipitadon, none.
River Is feet
falling.
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To Mary Mount.

The Misses Amelia Bennett and
Mary Margaret Talbot are spending
come fine in New York city. They
viii "a from there to Harry.Town-on.
the Hudson where they will attend
| commencement at Mary Mount semi
NAVY, both Young ladies having been
students there. Mrs. ]. R. Bennett,
IS also spending several days in the
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Meetinu tuesday.

The Queen Esther circle Of the Firs!
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
on Tuesday evening at the home o.
Mrs. W. D. Reed on Fairmont avenue;
The time Of the meeting was change changed
from Monday evening until Tuesday
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G. 10 London-The Right Rev.
FIIilam Loyal Graratt, bishop Of the
Iest Virginia diocese, and the Rev.
y. 1. Strider, rector Of St.
lIittheWs Church, Wheeling. are
lying soon for London. where they
mi attend the Lambeth convention
1IchS VIII be a meeting OF the bish-
o5s 81 the entire Anglican commun-
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eIrls to Trsmp-Today at $50 all
Inddshiai girls are asked to meet the
zsfetsry 81 the Y. N. G. A. at the
ofser o. Fairmont and Cleveland
al6nnes to go on a bacon bat" Bring
f5is bacon and eggs enough for your
IN group. A most delightful time
k.S been planned and many are az
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SALARY QUESTION

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