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[kl1|E|EDADVE:RT|]E:MENT
l2- FOR SALE

~>>N~N~|N>~>>~S>~N~ ARMOUR'S BALANCED FERTILE. CT, the kind that makes crop sure; ia ali quantities. Place your order Eow with Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Co. 2-l St ROCK ISLAND STALK CUTTERS , Imperial cultivators, Twenty Century
 planters, and all kind of blows and small implements, at Cleveland Mat theWs Hdw. Co. 2-15t CKEYE INCUBATORs, ALL sizes breeders, thermometers, grit, charcoal, oyster shell, Reefers tonic
 Ccnkey's remedies, roofing, poultry net wire. Everything for the chicks at Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Co.
 .-~c~--~o~~~~o-o---.~ S-e-st PIANO, TW OSTOVES AND sEv- eral pieces handsome furniture, for sale cheap 404 Walnut. Phone 1729.
 2-1-6t REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, IN good condition; bargain. Apply A. P. Operator, Graphic office. 131-6t SEVERAL SHARES OF STOCK IN the Jas. Gould Oil Co.,, for sale at $7500 per share. Address "E. IT, cure Graphic: 1-27-6ts TEAM OF FARM MULES, FOR sale, $150 each. Apply Gay Oil Co. o>o-ooooooo-oo...-1 1-24-6t GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty of stove pipe and elbows, only used few weeks cost $2S; a bargain. Phone 5s2, .Jno. McCallop, Furniture Mover. 1-6-tf GOOD PLANTING SEED-F1FTY tons several varieties of long staple in store and to arrive. Ragland and company. l-9-1mo FORTY USED FIRE PROOF SAFES, all sizes, good conditions. Write for prices and terms. Adams, Box 677, Pine Bluff, Ark. 1-6-tf STODDARD LECTURES, LEATHER bound; cost $64.5O. Also ten volumes of Our Wonder World, library of knowledge; cost $42.50 These books are as good as news, and will be sold at bargain. Address A. T. care Graphic. l-24-6t*
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CORN FOR SALE.

Will have car of ear corn here in day or so; 200 to 300 bushels more than I can use; offer it for sale. Phone 2881. R. N. Burks. 1-31-3t
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MIsCELLANEO

E COPIES INDEPENDENT GIL "a. post yourself; learn now |saras are making surprising pro | from marvellous Texas-Lonislana |tlelds; postal brings you va:u' information, showing your chan for increased prosperity. every seeking quick money making prtunities write Independent Oil Is, Suite B 3, Gilmore Bldg, Fort ,th, Tex.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

fIx ROOMS MODERN HOUSE, 151s
 4 18th street; bath,, light, water
 pd gas, pantry and glosets; good gar len; country house; lot 75x154; five Docks from car line; a real bargain; possession on short motive. This |eats renting, $3500, half terms if Fanted. Tom Blodgett, phone 2615.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-01

ONE 1918 FORD TOURING CAR. IN good running condition; Hassler shock absorbers; body braces; sey- eral extra tires in good condition. Ford Service Station, J. c. William
 son, POS West Barraque. i-24-6t
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ONE FORD 5 F+S5ENGER CAR: good condition at a reasonable pt.ce; call at t.3e Fine Bluff Ga lage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-01

tism. or any blood, liver or kldney v G
 disease or money refunded. q. ?.
 is great tonic and system builoeI.
 Sold by all druggists or sent pgs- naid S1.OO per bottle; SIX bottless es for for $500. Dealers, order U. .s. ?. from your jobbers. Wrlte Me tH. l,,, ttestimonials. Enough satd. aov.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-01

ARMOUR'S BALANCED FERTILE.
 CT. the kind that makes crop sure,
 ia ali quantities. Place your order Eow with Cleveland Matthews Hdw. CQ. 2-i St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-01

|NTED-TO REPAIR YOUR AUTO Aicycle tire or tube, rubber boots,
 water bottles or any runDer
 s. Louis Demare, 3O6 West
 Baque. o,tS l-oO-o.t
 .3sss .-s, es1z f,sss WARD OF s10 WILL BE PAID information leading to identity gentleman who disorderly ran (r hen belonging to John w. |e, night watchman at Fort Scott (ghum plant, on Wednesday, Jan. 1-29-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-01

ROCK ISLAND STALK CUTTERS
 Imperial cultivators, Twenty Century planters, and all kind of blows and small implements, at Cleveland Mat theWs Hdw. Co. 2-1 St
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

IVY IVY -~>>N->>- FURNISHED ROOM ON THIRD Eloor Orpheo theatre building. 1-3O-6t
 PHREE-ROOM APARTMENT, WITH Pr!vate bath; furnished in quarter pax; screened porch; two outside en- Frances. A. w. care the Graphic. 1-29-6t*
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sITUATIONS-MALE

EG MAN, EXPERIENCED IN
 rrocerv and merchandise busi-
 wants position, but would pre- ,os;t;on with wholesale house.
 work will be considered. Refer l Address J. F. care Graphic. 4 f"N- 1-29-6t+
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|TION BY COLORED MAN,
 worker and experienced truck |r of any make car; acquainted inc town and county. Eugene |er. 1906 w. Pullen; phone 2169' |eA' ' 1-28-6tF |sEWORK WANTED BY AN E;anced white woman. Apply Mary Hodgon, Y. w. c. A.
 1A'i' 1-28-1t'1
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inc GREATEST OPPO2TUN' bur life; exclusive sales' ola, !.
 motor gas, county rights. werth ,,a. investigate immediately: nnd Manufacturing Co.,, a24 md md Bldg, Seattle, Wash
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TAKEN UP.

ONE BLACK AND WHITE Sro neck sow sow with a rope around her necN. sar Owner can have same by payM,as M M this ad. and sow's feed. M. a, .St S Henry, HOO Ohio street. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-01

POCKET BOOK CONTAINING SOME currency and travellers checks issued by Fletcher National Bank, Indiana
 polls, Ind, to c. J. Thompson, not good unless bearing the above sigma
 ture, payment stopped. Reward for return to S. c. Veil Motor Go. 2-1-2t+
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-01

KING-AN1 THING IN LADIES'
 Efel; also have one bedroom with ] beds, will rent to gentlemen. )9 West Barraque. l-25-btT
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TIRE AND RIM LOST OFF OF autorlo,ile between Pine Bluff and Star City yesterday morning. Finder please leave at Reinberger and Col ter Drug store and receive reward
 1-23-tf
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oMr c To1JR ROOM HOUSE: AND one % f;ve.room house, at Twelfth ana a Hickory. See J. A. Mcleod o,st Ht Ruff Lumber company.
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PIANO, TW OSTOVES AND SEW eral pieces handsome furniture, for sale cheap. 404 Walnut. Phone 1729.
 2-1-6t
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EosE- BUILT SMALL HORSE; NOT er ten years old; must be cheap. lone or call circulation manager
 hnhic 1-25-tf
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FOR SALE

E;rst-class shoe repairing, shoe shining parlor, and brand new pressing and cleaning outfit, located , next door to Central Pharmacy. on Main street. Best location in town Now doing a big paying business. Other propositions must have my
 Apply
 ALEX FRANK
 MODERN REPAIR SHUT
 52O Main street.
 --~--- v
 - ~
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SILVER MESH BAG CONTAINING about s16 in bills and silver and re- ceipts. Initials L. P. G. engraved inside. Lost Thursday at Bynn Yam store or on West Barraque' or West Thirteenth. Return to Bynn Yam store on West Second and re-
 ceiye reward, 1-31-6t
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WANTED-ROOMS. ,-.,-,. STORES LOCATED a1s EAST Thtnp hait avenue for rent; possession aIou. pox April i. Apply F. Brooks r. 1 os'st & 536 Tulsa, Okla. oo%SeN
 THREE UNFURNlsHED ROOMS N ,5s4 At once Must be close in. Cal, 1o 1oot ~
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WANTED
 PEG A N s. Arkansas Brokerage Co. POS Pine Street, Pine Bluff, Arkansas

lANTED-ALL KINDS OF SEC "a hand furniture. We also repair )rniture and connect gas stoves.
 Eing Furniaure Co.,, 319 Pine
 feet, phone 24S9. 12-3O-t u lOULD YOU INVEST ONE DOL |r week for ten weeks on chance make $1,000 or more? Particu- (ra free. No obligation. Write: A. Carlton, Box 676, Fort Worth,
 exas. 1-25-2-1
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BEDROOM FOR GENTLEMAN; HER-
 petty sanitary, and with every con-
 enlence; boarding house next door. Apply 725 State. 1-2-6t ARTHUR MURRAY MEMORIAL Apartments are now under consid- [eratlon for erection at an early date |on West Second avenue, the birthsite |and childhood playground of the editor and publisher. One
 sck from Pine Bluff postoffice.
 ratlons will be accepted until
 1k6th next and contracts entered Is soon as plans are completed. Scull, Admx., of estate 'of Arthur Murray. 1-2S-tf
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GUARD FROM WATCH CHAIN. Finder please return to Mrs. J. B. Tal-
 bot, 20th and Alabama. 1-25-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-01

CHILD'S NUTRIA NECK-PIECE, losi between Hotel Pines and the Citizens bank. Finder please return to Mrs. A. E. Cone, Hotel Pines and receive reward. 2-1-st
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-01

h,oNG LOANS ON IMPROVED P e1a ' :, aut ar bottom farms at z and 5 or or with with prompt service and enI n,I,.,rations. See w. $: Pierce, ooS Citizens bank building pluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-01

1 MONTHLY SELLING NEW +od M f,,el vaporizer guaranteed .eu ,n to 50 per cent gasoline; .es ner gallon made with F""d' nn ' mnoney-back guarantees. one m free. Stransky Va2orl1ef
 okwana. s. D.
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h11C1NC TAILORING AGhf' lo to sell mems made to measure
 large line 1920 spring sam .oadv , . now. Dept. 10l-329 South Hin. Chicago. o.o>1-. :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-01

BLACK GORDON SETTER DOG, wearing a new collar; answers to name of Sport" Return to J. A. Coles, 1921 State, and receive re- ward, 1-27-6tF
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.-- WANTED-HOUSES

FIFTEEN OR SEVENTEEN ROOM
 house. Call 15S4. 10-22-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-01
LOST

BLACK LYNX FUR SCARF. RE- ward. Phone 1158. B. F. Ingram.
 1-30-6t
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!, MALE HELP

ED MEN; $1 PANTS OFFER: bo offer: write for free sam
 o od styles. Knickertocker no a'C Co.,, Dept. 6e4, Chicago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-01

i WOMEN, CAPABLE OF OR
 "I onse to house selling foice IF +n n' sell our Pure Food spec ' 3, aud .u Toilet Articles; to such
 a 1ue will offer a liberal Ps :.;on wv Braker Supply Co. A2s nock Block, Chicago. go.oo
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-11
BANKERS OF IS
v. VA. COUNTIES
.REORGANIZE HERE
Oscar c. Wilt of Empire
National CIarksburg,
Elected President

Plenty to eat, masterful speak
ing, abundance OF good music,
both rag-time and classical, and pep
galore Featured the dinner at the
Country club last evening which
concluded the 1920 meeting OF
Group Six, West Virginia Bankers
Association. Bankers representing
financial institutions OF thirteen
counties OF the state as well as
from Baltimore, New York, Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati, turned from
daily troubles in manipulation OF
interest and discount to gather
round the festal board for Jolly
good time" and every man present
is authority for the statement that
they sure had it."
The meeting was in the form Of a
reorganization, due to the fact that
the bankers were 30 engTossed with
government financing during the
war that 4, meeting has not been
held of Group Six members for
more than four years. Plans Tor
the meeting which were IN charge
of local bankers, were carried out
so successfully to the most minute
detail that all who attended were
highly elated, and arc looking for.
ward with much Interest to the noXt
session OF tho Group Sizers. NJ.
A. Fletcher, OF this city, was chair
(Continued on Page Threel
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-11
HOULTS Will MEET
RAIN OR SHINE
Expected There Will Be
: a Great Turn Out
Tomorrow

The Hoult Family EeuniUn will
be held tomorrow at Aurora Grove
at Aurora Grove at Hoult and the
liberal weather recently has led the
committee to predict a nice day.
The affair is scheduled to take place
however rain or shine, and in thg
event OF rain the proceedings Will
be held lat the church and school
house.
There are a great many Hoults
from distant points already here Tor
the event. The Traipprse ppta West
Union way, who art Hodlts. viii at
tend the reunion for the first time
this year. Judge NJ. S. Holt, OF
Weston, Howard Holt, of Mounds.
VILE and Howard H. Holt, editor OF
the Grafton Sentinel are expected
TO be present at this reunion. The
Quilt family includes members who
have dropptd the u" from their
name, somehow, among which are
Clyde S. Holt. postmaster at Fair.
mont
The reunion will be devoted large
ly 10 visiting but brief programs
will be rendered at 1890 Sunday
morning and in the afternoon. Rev;
C. c. Lawson, Of Fair1nont, and
]. ]. Harris, of Catawba, will be the
speakers. They Hayden orchestra
and the Highland Harmony Quar-
teete will provide musical features.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-11
Work on Bridge
Progressing Nicely

Work on the new Monongahela
river bridge is progressing nicely.
working forces OF the 'Jonn E:
Casey Construction company are
now engaged in getting ready for
the jack archeA and by the end OF
next week this work shall have pro,
crossed It Is believed to enable
some pouring Of concrete.
Yesterday there were 100 yaTds
Of concrete poured on the trans
verse walls. This work will con-
tfuue as the other goes along. II
may require more than month 70
40 all OF the transverse wall. Fifty
panels a day are being made on
this character Of work.
Samuel L. Fuller. superintendent
Of the bridge contract here return
ed home last evening from Pitts.
burgh, where he was in search OF
supplies, which continue to be dh'
ficult to secure.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-11
MARION GllI I
In HEALTHY
Less Sickness lis
Years, Declare D
Z. n. Yost

"There Is less Biclusss 81
rion county than there hag "
years at this season. sad
N. Yost, county health otticsg
morning, when commsntin
weekly report TO thH colle1o
epidemologist of the Unit
Public Health SERVED 1t tE
ton. Only two cases were
this week, both dtphtha
both are In one family that y
MRnley, near Httes Power hon
in Grant district. The hQtge
been put under Quarantine e1
extends to the dairy o.
COWS.
DR.. Yost Wishes 70 can The
ton Of all physicians nd
coucheurs to Sec. ~ Of tlle nv
uIring all PRACTITIONERS 20 &c
with the county clerk
young physicians have not com
plIed with the law and II IS de-
sire OF the county. he o1
have all register Is soon Is pQ
BILE for the trforma ton Of ~
health Department. 70 Wtp
county officer must make ~
nual report In the near futone
DR.. Yost registared Is pfy
clan IN Marion county 25 y
this month.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-11
HARDING ARRAIGNS
ADMINISTRATION
Declares His Views On
Needs of Reorganiza-
ton At Washington
nv Associated Press1

MARION, O., Sept. lin dou-
BILE barrelled attack on the admins.
tration Senator Harding charged
today that Democratic officials had
been guilty OF reckless inefficiency
in their conduct OF the nations bus
mess affairs and had sought thru
"duplicity or misunderstanding" to
have the United States surrender
its Monroe Doctrine in becoming
q member OF the League Of Nations.
~ 4Iisown policy toward the bust
ness world he declared would put an
end TO ineffective meddltng by the
government; wipe out many war
time restraints; seek readjustment
OF tariff levies and taxation and es-
tablish a new cooperation between
the government and private enter.
prises. Having restored a condition
OF sober business" again, he add.
ded, he would summon the aid OF
the ablest administrators Of the
country to put the government iself
on an efficien basis.
Assailing the conspiracy Of per-
feet accord between the administra-
tion and the Democratic presiden.
tIal nominee, I'll perpetuate the
war powers OF ,the executive" Sen.
ator Harding declared, the govern
ment had ben so twisted out OF
shape that reorganization In many
OF It's departments was again neces-
sary before It could function prop
erly.
Discussing the Monroe Doctrine
the Republican nominee said that
the English and French texts OF the
League covenent apparently were in
direct contradiction, the former
bearing the intimRtion that the doc.
rine was not to be oYerridden by
any provision OF the covenant, while
the French phraseology would make
the dactrine subordinate to The COW
enRnt. In any case OF dispute the
League council would undoubtedly
decide that the French text was the
official one
One wishes to be charitable and
considerate," he continued, "but Il
is hard to believe that this very
marked discrepancy was perpetrat'
ed with that intention"
The Senator's declaration on the
, Monroe Doctrine and on business
issues we're made in two front porch
speeches to delegations Of business
men from Chicago and several Mich
! igan and Indiana cities. To them
he said he wanted TO send a mes
sage Of reinsurance to all Ameri
can interests in business.
Deprecating the tendency tC
! speak to the business only in terms
i'of "big business the nominee de.
clared success in financial affairs
no longer be held to be responsible
but the people should realize thai
sound financial conditions were
for the common good. He adYocat.
ed a budget system In the federal
government and declared the posta
service should be on a new basis.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-11
Artillery GAFEGOVERNHEI
ADVANTAGE over THE
Barricades Held During Day Light But Bis Guns
Brought up at Night Proved the
Turning Point

TRIEsT, Sept. 10. (By the A. P))-The socila
volt in which barricades were erected an tlie els
and artillery, rifles and machine guns were M
ployed in a struggle btween rioters and The
broke out here this afternoon
Italian troops had succeeded by O'clock a
completely restoring order. At that hour troops
were prtroling the streets and destroyer
ed in the harbor commanding the public
The fighting was sharp while it lasted. The soeia
lists who were well armed and amply suppl Win
ammunition CHALLENGED the troops to advance upon
their barrcades. Both sides then opened fire apd
sharp volleys were exchanged. Seyeral3of the sob
diers were wounded by bullets from the OF tie
entrenched Socialists while there were hume a
ualties in the Socialistic anks
AS evening approached the military drew EsEg
into position and prepared for concerted
Masconi sent an ultimatum to the Socialist leaders
ordering them to withdraw from the streets
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-11
Railroad Notes Of
Interest Locally

]. N. Scott, genera lsuperIntend-
ent of the West Virginia district OF
the B. & o. railroad, returned to
home at Wheeling on train 55,
which leaves here at 1855 p. m. Il
is expected he will return next
week. He is checking up closely
on the Mallet operation.
During the existence Of the 3. &
10. league the Monongah division
had a good team and when the
league closed Its season It ranked
second, having lost but one. game
and that to the Baltimore division
team, which won the eastern lines
championship.
A landslide between Morgan
town and Fairmont delayed the
night B. & o. train from Pitts
burgh. Train SO was late in arriv-
ing from Grafton last evening, ow-
ing to the Cumberland train run
ming very late.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-11
REVOLT AT TRIEST FAI
women getting
READY TO Go AFTER THE VOTES

commodate the women who would
attend the meeting this afternoon,
and Judging from inquiries which
have come into headquarters as TO
when and where the netting would
be held there will be a good turn
The office force is being oogan.
lied but will not be perfected until
the legislature meets and announces
It's plans for registering the women.
Following this It will be known Just
what kind OF an organization Will be
needed at headquarters. Already
several are busy making out lists
and forming plans for the campaign.
A number Of women OF the city
have volunteered their services to
help with the work in the office
among the number being Mrs.
Frank Haas and Mrs. Charles 9.
Robb. II Is probable that a call will
be sent out soon for volunteer work
ers and this will be done as soon
as the registration plans are an.
nounced.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-11
Hebrews ofGity 8e
Observe Holy lla

Divine services inciden ke
holidays Of Rosh aashunn a
Yom Kippur VIII be alq - u
P. Hall, Fleming hailqln lA
city, commencing On sund
ing at $3.50 O'Clock unelol
rection OF Beth Israel 'lcu
Of FaIrmont. All Henr
Join In obserTfn t1t
Notices hGye been ued Qr as
services by. ]. F,unts >-
mon D. Goodman, na
Aaron sirota, orator II tne eon
CATION. The Befi 50
lows:
Sunday, $50 o D "a lpnd.
a. m. and 6 % g
1880 ., Irii and
Yom KIppdr pag q ton
-TueSdayS Sept
M; wednesday
m. all. day, eoneiu lng
m.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-11
BURGLARS RUN ON
80 MIN. SCHEDULE
Three Robberies Perpe'
trated On High St. in
Short Time

For a while city officers were OF
the opinion that the robbers who
have been hanging around the city
In the past few months had packed
up and left town, but from the large
number OF reports coming in from
various parts OF the city, it appears
that these undesirable gentlemen
OF the sticky fingers are still in
our midst, as :t were.
z Three attempted house robberies
were made in the High street yiciu-
lty in just ninety minutes Thurs
day night. and one other robbery
took place on Jefferson. street yes.
terday afternoon. Evidence com.
pared by High street citizens today
seems to Indicate that the robbers
are operating on schedule time, as
the three robberies In that section
were made in succession at exact.
" half hour intervals.
About $3.50 Thursday night the
home OF S. A. Judy on High street
was entered while the family was
at home and a pair Of blankets, a
quilt, and a pocketbook containing
forty pennies and few toilet ar.
ticles were taken.
At 10 o'clock the same persons
attempted to get into the home OF
F. Lough on High street but while
Mr.. Lough was trying to get his re.
yolver, the burglars made good
their escape.
At 10:S0 p. m. the home OF Mrs
Charles Corbin, Of Monroe street,
was visited but here, too. they were
seen before breaking into tbs
house.
The home OF Mrs. Richard Batch
lam residing on jackson street, was
entered yesterday afternoon and
two gold watches and about S4 in
money taken.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-11
BUSINESS men
URGED TO GET
INTO POLITICS
Need Men of Right Stripe
In Office Declares
Heinze

Leveling an attack at the "uncon-
stitutional" Lever act, H. Arthur
Heinze, Clarksburg, Of Heinze &
Co., dyers, who have plants in
Clarksburg and Fairmont, declared
in his speech at the quarterly meet
ing OF the Fairmont Business Mems
Association at tho Y. NJ. c. A. last
evening 1t is time that business
men take more active interest in
politics II they would protect their
interests. There were liz covers
laid.
In the course OF his remarks Mr..
Heinze said despite The high cost
OF building supplies the United
States Chamber OF Commerce has
decided that 1t erect its new build
ing in Washington, D. c., in order
that It might be in active touch
with the business of the country
insofar us legislative matters are
concerned. In the way OF introduc.
ton he outlined the burdens placed
upon the shoulders OF the merchant
Mt these times, when labor unrest
Is on, supplies are short and excise
profit taxes are high 1t was the
opinion OF the speaker that the
only remedy for the present labor
unrest Is education. He pointed
out the necessity Of teaching real,
honest patriotism" to the youth OF
the land so that the men OF tomor.
row might see things in different
light. Too many folks, who live
in this land OF milk and honey
have got the idea that 1t is a land
OF silk and money. He declared
that at this time we need men in
office OF the right stripe II ever.
They must be fearless and make
laws that are fair and just to all.
They must be real, big men, who
CONTINUED on Page Three)