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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

I'D. fsasa q els1I1f a urnuI ~.
ann. ~ an4 anl.amaa a. k.&nosa y na.
80. rnaa A. n .rnlarnilas- a. ~.
sssanl 81 a. .asnA uesis- 81 Aem-
~ mpdaaItAnre.
Apmns he aanexnaiao aa trrn rnnn.
ao ~ es.isoals inalrnihcanis ms srse-
n 4 frno a. h pslcolore nrsalans.
~ rlosaa. csinnao 30 dsnirs a. -
che tmnlps qns IA Dc nrsnrme II
hoirl. ~ ilcrnde q moso a. cnerda
poltando nj hadi. a. un jorsn de as
pc1io intcligrnte. pere 80 dcsErncia.
una mnninbna poco ntcnta. ie hnce
dar con q canto dei hadl cn AN crfs-
tai dcl omnibus. y Il eristal queda 10
10. Pues bien. con gran sorpresn
mia. alli no se escacha nada agrio.
s. no es el estrspito del cristal que
sc rompe. Fl cochero 20 ha estallado
en- injurias. nj el moro de cuerda ha
tornado Attitudes trigicas, nj las otras
gentes espectadoras han dicho algo
extraOrdinariO. En- dos palabras Sc
ha explicado y terminado TODD.
81; hay mnchas formas de civiliza-
ci6n, desde, los rascacielos de chica-
go, hasta Ell modo con que sc -resuel-
We entire personas humildes y pobres
la rotura de un cristaL Yo prefero,
para mi. esta segunda fOrma de civil
lizaci6n.
Dejemos aquf Ell tema, para reanu-
darIo en- sueesivos articulos. Intere-
sante me ha de ser tambien hablar
de la preocupaci6n de "ensanchamien-
to''de GALES que empieza sentir Sc
villa. Esa furia de municipalizaci6n
a Ia modeIna es tan grave para el
iisentido de La ciudad arnonica, como
el propio sindicalismo.
| g Jose Ma. SALAvERRIA.
| Sevilla, Febrero de 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

de agencias en- Constantinopla, Pa
|tras, Pireo y Sal6nica. En- La actua-
lidad son treinta y cinco las agencias.
que el Shipping Board tiene en- Eu-
ropa bajo los anspicios del Captain
Tobey. Z = II
Irmediatanente despues de la
Inauguration de las gaencias en- la
costa Este de, Sud. America. Ell Board
abrira otras en- Ia costa del Oeste de-
|lfneAndoses ademas el plan para las
agencias que piensa establecer en-
0riente, proyectandose la installation,
de elias Ell Manila, Yokohama, Shan
ghai y Kobe. En- Yokohama y Shan
|gahi el Board Sc halla actualmente
representado por los que tienen a su
cargo Ia reparacion de los vapores
del Gobierno.
Tambien estableceran agencias en-
Dakar v en- la costa oeste de Africa.
En- Centric America cuenta el Ship
ping Board con varias agencias. R.
A. Gibson, agente, en- Cuba inauguro.
las oficinas Ell 16 de enero pasado, ha-
biendose nombrado recientemente a
w. E. Klawans como ayudante. En-
breve Sc inauguraran las oficinas del
Board en- Panama y en- Bermuda exis--
ten otras cuyo frente Sc halla el
Captain George S. White que entien-
de en- los trabajos de reparaci6n de
Hos vapores del Board.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

. suserIbase J g IAaPARcIAl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
Action Proposed Following
Shipping Boards Inability
to Secure Fuel Oil Bids,

WNSHINGTDN. March I.--r'aiNr" 90
The shipping board !" S"""r" bids for
.,rn q small rr"purtion "f TIA" "'i fn''
needed for It~ ships during tn" year he
y.up,ug Nuril q brought IN" suggestion
Tonight that President Wilson might
H.. urge! - :u,"'>c u,s var powers I"
,nrrt ;n. situation. Restoration "f full
federal control over TIA" "H industry
might H.. necessary. :. was sad.
Shlpr.ns board officials sad Its fuel
situation Was '',cry serious. pu pro
poeaIs for 24,ou0 0nn barrels th"y rc-
,.riyrd to-day bids on l.5n".oh0 Al prices
ranging from - 20 90 per cent higher
than last year. Existing contracts Will
rNpirr within The next three weeks ami
a. no point ras the hoard Of reS"rv"
suppIv Tor more than few days Chair
man Payne ss expected = make Spe-
nal report TO President Wilson.
Market conditions was the eNplana-
tion given by practically every import
ant oil producer for failure 10 submit
full offers. Several companies declared
their prndurtIon FOR tn" year was al
ready covered ny contracts. in one case
with shipping firms operating federal
owned bottoms.
oil m@u present at the shipping
boards Headquarters. however. declared
the situation could be definitely traced
To unsettled conditions In the Tampico,
Mexico. oil fields. the principal sources
OF supply. Recent Mexican DEGREES re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
M'ADOO PROPOSES
BIG TAX>REDUCTlON

WASHINGTON. March An imm"'
dtatc billion dollar reduction IN federal
taNcs was suggested IN a statement -
sued her" To-day hy William G. Me-
Arloo former secretary OF tn" treasury.
The prrs"ut tan burden Is -" great. l'
said. and is having an injurious effect
on business"
Mr. MrAdno prop"s"s that collection
uC Il TAX to establish a sinking fund Tor
retirement Of the war debt, which was
recommended by former Secretary Glass
t. begin with tn" fiscal year I92n, h"
pusiuonrd for tw" years. and that IN"
deferred payments of European inter
est be- funded until Europe - ~ post
;iou - pay it's interest charges.
The financial p"lici"s of IN" nation
- embodied IN fuiur" "onEr"SS!"na'
legislation" said Mr.. MrAd"o. "sh"uld
realize the utmost economy IN "Np"nIi-
turc and might w"ll fumd in long term
nuuds 81 .O"o 900 00o per auuum for tw"
ycars. Of the amount now raised "N
TAXATION.
"ludrr the laws a 'nN {" establish {"
per cent sinking fund :" r,,ir' bonds
now outstanding is lu il" collected. H"-
ginning with the fiscal year 800. This
might well hr postponed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
NECESSITY ARISES.

\RIFSTON. W the
Virginia
of the carried
h afternoon trrn reliable
Furthermore The
the
f'farI he IS said o e
prccluded the aif
0 body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
BISHOP DONAHUE'S
CONDITION GOOD

WASHINGTON, D. c., March A.
It was stated tonight at tho George
town University Hospital, that the
condition Of Bishop p. J. ponahus
was every good. 1T was explained
that the btxhop after = restless night
passed q vsry comfortable day. He
underwent q surgical operation yes
tsrtla-- morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
CORN WELL
Expected 10 Cal! Another
Special Session # Senate
Deadlock Continues

CHARLESTON ". Va, March A.
No confirmation WIS obSaiuaNle irofA
Governor Cornwcll ton ,Ght mat E2
would call another special scaSioa "a
s,on as this enc mas 2Njouined SINE
die. Uuofnciany It is thought tN'
governor will pursue this course pro
viding Of course rh1t rho state SeAH'e
fails TO recorcd!et lrs vote on tue
srffrare amendment and tie amt
.,Ft-ar, worker. block Gction on the
federal amendment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05

City-h"rc again the hand clasp Of good
fellowship is an asset
The speaker next toG,; rp the change
wrought by. the World War. and stated
that this country would never go back
To tho system that existed prior to thar
war. lie called attention 10 the Eaionai
R"Sorv" Bank and told OF the aid that
had been secured as the result attained.
Boys Are Back Home.
"Tho war is over. and the boys are
back home again. The war Industries
are now peace time Industries and We
have cot To meet this situation, whether
We want to or not" The speaker paid.
q glowing tribute to the boys and to
the cooperation Of the organizations thaS
aided in tho crushing Of the military
machine Of Europe and ne stated ii was
now time To get hack to peace tima
methods and also TO see that the peace
Of tho world is assured.
Ratification OF Peace Treaty.
Til" speaker here urged that the rati.
ficatiou Of the Versailles treaty be done
as soon as possible.
DO not wait TO make il treaty 10f
percent, or We will never have It ratified
in your time or mine" %
The peace of tho world is AT stake and
only through the ratification Of ths
pcir" treaty will il be possible for us
Ia guarantee tho people OF the various
nations that there shall be peace
throughout tho world. I urge that :ie
treaty he passed quickly and then will
;hc peace nf tho world be assured and
guaranteed"
Americanization Program.
L., ~ k,,,a
"HniHatjru program. and nc stated that
it wn> a v"ry simple program to under
stand that foreigners could learn our
Law very easily.
Wv" must guarantee tho forciSndI=
coming 10 our shore an equal oppor.
iuniiY. and then We Will not need an6
Will not have socialism. communism,
E"l-hrvism and anarchy" he said.
"rh" man who is not satisfied with
an equal opportunity government
should not bc allowed to remain upon
cur shores"
Til" speaker predicted that IN time 10 !
come reasonable men Of the nation will
get together and assist in establishing
II government Of equality and peace.
High Prices.
The next matter taken up by the
speaker was the matter of the ever in
crcaSing prices. high cost Of living and
high whgos Orc Of the first matters
:" ~ '""H"''''" ~ ~ '~'''''. ~
- w. tS , &. IT.
:, - - 80 - ,..,,,, I tIo r,rodi,,n5
that !rv"l headed tu~iu"~s mon willt
agree that there mus b" limit 10
I7,l ,rI,i, .rd birh w,r,s and also
high prices.
Labor Organizations.
Tho sneaker stated hat hr was chair
man nr ir.. cuiplnv,r,' group appointed
nr,, industrial r"nf.rcnr" held at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON. March A.

WASHINGTON. March 4.--Forecast:
ohio-nocal SHOWS and much colder
Friday. with a moderate cold wave III
the northwest; Saturday, fair.
West virginia-Snow in west, rain
turning to snow In east Friday, much
colder: Saturday fair.
Western Peunsylvania-Eair Friday.
turning TO snow, much colder; Saturday
fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
RESOLUTION FOR
SUFF REFERENDUM
PASSES 81 TO 81
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
VOTE. IS WITHHELD
Hope to Secure the Needed
Two-thirds Vote in
Lower House

CHARLESTON. y. Va. March i.--
Speaker Wolfe announced from has d"~k
this afternoon that n" was cVpCciiur
the house of delegates to adjourn NI#"
die tomorrow. hut cv"n iC tho hou$"
wanted TO adjourn u roIld not Il" ="
FOR longer period than thr"" days
without the agreement 80 TIA" senate.
The huusc ~ a matter ct fact. has
almost completed its work for th" sos
sion under the governors call. hu' thu
senate has transacted bat little hust-
ncsS up to The present except /" Civ
consideration To- the surrraE" amend
mon, and consider some measure" IA
committee.
The houss this afternoon srcu, con
siderable time "n questions relating '''
suffrage II voted. - /" -. :" tah''
tho motion Of D"l"gat" WN~"ug which
proposed reconsideration "f the N"lc 10y
which the suffrage amendment wa,
ratified yesterday.
For Referendum.
Dclcgat" i"nrc" W MrtIin'Ic -
Kanawha Introduced a bill providiuc
tor Il referendum t" The people "f the
stat" IN" question "f whether "r not
tho legislature shall rariGy ih' federal
Surrrag" amendment. which would TO-
submitted 10 tn. r""p'' IN III" NoN'm-
b"r election M attempt was mad" hi
Mr. MC,nutiC TO prevent this h'l! :
references Ia committee. hu' tins wnS
defeated and II went 10 lh" judiciary
committee |, was desired 'h"n Icy Ma
McCIintir I" hn," tho hill printed hu'
this also was defeated.
TN;< ~ wnr n,d.l'd. I',I"2:,r" Nj
,'}inr,.. ,,rlaiu.d. .ic'"v 'n'' h'll passed
',y Lac Legislature. ~ l>,G >uhmrt' '.i';
'r ;he r"uplC N,. question - I"raI,"u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05

What will down in history one of The greatest meetings ever e
the
Wheeling
which attended
organization spaed
fellowship
The eniv.
numbers in which him. joining with will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
SENATOR BLOCH ON HIS WAY
To CHARLESTON; W|LLCAST VOTE
IN FAVOR Of VOTES FOR WOMEN

SUFFR.AGIST SENATOR'S EXPECTED TO HOlDj
THE UPPER HOUSE IN SESSION UNTIL THE
WHEELING MAN ARRIVES - GONERNORI
READY TO CALL ANOTHER SESSION If THE
NECESSITY ARISES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05

.,,I,,;,I,. loc.
Tn" d'nIns room M''' - s,,,iIax and
Grated WIN "tIt"'i,'i" ,,msi"n - ohou,
America" H"sI ".,sb ~ =, =" a. sbana The
: me room, set l. vi ."i' ..,,nI,',r whi,.
.'"E ''",'H i .h.r, =, nasLci of
'',,, +,,i' ,,,,,r.,.o,, bn,rr, roses caught
i,.;, nr Srri,r \ SDlcndid menu
.,..I .r =, f,rIiI.ss manner under tho
d,rr.,jrn ,r Tn. NrI.urr hotel manage
,,.rr made tn, affair all that could hr
yskrd ami il will l." long r"mrmhrr'u
IT, al wnu were in attendance.
The Sneakers Of the Evening
..,... -, ,;,.r.d I, r,y
u" ,n,"'"''T,' "', .,,,. - ,r. rrrst
= NJ. '''"''"' i''|" :, ..,,.r - Ii,l,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
Political work Of Chamber
The Religious Question.

so chamhCr of commerce" 's COM
il"tr unless tn" religious institutions of
the city nrc also lined up ~ r!sht
hand aid 10 the organization and every
minister should back up the Chamber
of Commerce Of his city. providing that
tho chamber is aiding IN the general re-
llgious bcttcrmcnt Of that particular
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
WHEELING CHAMBER OF Commerce
MEMBERSHIP DINNER A SUCCESS

OVER TWO HU NDRED AND FIFTY MEMBERS In
ATTENDANCE At AFFAIR HELD AT MLURE
HOTEL - ~ HARRY \. WHEELER De
LINERS BRILLIANT ADDRESS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
Or. John T.. p!cie-

IN his openings r'marES Dr. Dckey
stated that Ia" Wheeling Chamber OF
Crmurr," was composed "f just one
Thousand members of which there were
30 present Hr the banquet.
H. named III" various uffCerS Of the
organization and then turning 10 hoii.-
Harry \ Wheeler. stated that he was
seated in the very rrnt"r Of the uni-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05

(continued on PaSs Teal
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-01-15
GENET

Il. V. Knox, of the Navy, visit
ed Weed Adams last Wednesday.
Died December 27, Mrs. Ethel
Barnett, aged 10 years, wife of
John Barnett, of Furnace.
Uncle Randall Hanks is back
home from the hospital at LeXing
ton. He can walk with the aid of
crutches.
The white crested Jay Hawker
lit in the top of a maple tree close
to our shack and said: Good
morning, ladies, happy new year
to you, and leap year as well. l
suppose you are fully aware that
the counting must be carried on by
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-01-15
ale, Anemic
Girls Need a
Blood Tonic
Pepto-Mangan Enriches and
Builds Up tho Blood
Pallor, Headaches and Short
ness of Breath Disappear
Pepto-Mangan Sold i'll Liquid
and Tablet Form

WHY should anN gIrl or Young
woman continue - have pale,
"a How complexion rud Il lSrlpsS.
run down system devoid OF eurr-
~ and vItalltN?
Such Young folks are cun'Inu-
ally unhappy aud del rcrr" SIN.
ph because rhrN accept such IA
condition as their misfortune,
aud envy their friends who are
In the bloom # health aud en-
juyIng all The good things ut life.
If such Young woman would
realize that their anemir coudl.
tion is probably due To thu, I'M
puverIshed blood, which could
easily be- enriched hy GUIDES
Pepto. Mangan, how much happl-
er and attractive they would he.
- Guides Pepto- Mangan il safe
beneficial nd pleasant tonic for
anyone suffering from any all.
ment caused by poor blood. If
taken regularly for few weeks
il will enrich the blood with thou
sands of the healthy red. blood
cells TINT are needed 10 carry
nuurishment To every part Of the
body.
Pppto. Mangan Is sold in both
liquid and tablet form. Both
contain the same medicinal in.
gradients.
Buy Pepio. Mangan at your
druggists. Be sure the name
"Gude'sn rs on the package.
Without Guides" II rs not Pep
10 Mangan.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-01-15
NADIA.

Several from here attended
Lodge at Filson Saturday night.
Mrs. John MCGOWAN was the
guest of Mrs. Lizzie Martin
Sunday.
Jerry Birch and family have
left our midst and moved to
Clay City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Mullens
were the guests of Marion Null
lens and family Sunday.
Several from here attended
church at Hubert Johnson's
Sunday. All report a joyable
time.
Mr.. Schroeder Paisley, of Pilot,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Marion Mullens, Saturday night
and Sunday.
We frequently see Mr.. B. F..
Hatton in our town. Seems as
though Mr.. Hatton has some
attraction here.
Having been away for the past
few years and just got back will
el deavor to give you some news
from this neck of the woods.
Mrs. Ida Mullens, Mrs Lizzie
Martin, Mr.. Marion Mullens
and Mr.. Schroeder Paisley and
others attended church at Jess
Birch's Sunday night. They re-
port a fine sermon delivered by
Rev. Bruner.
Ragged Bill"
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-01-15

you, according to the almanac.
hope you will not think that | am
trying my luck at counting but just
want to say that I never see you
that l do not think of rosebuds,
music and love and why should l
not think of them; Rose buds are
the prophecies of full blown beauty.
Music is the incense of the soul
and love is the soul itself. "
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-01-15
Strayed or Stolen

Bright bay small hnrse with
gray scattered over hack and
foretop cut out. About eight
wears old Srraye. from my place
December 3lst. Liberal reward
for return of horse or informa.
ton leading to his recovery.
James K. Smy'h,
Furnace, Ky.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-01-15

statesmen WANTED TO solicit Or
ders for lubricating oils, greases and
paints Salary or Commission. Ad-
dress THE LENOX OIL & PAINT co.
Cleveland, o.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-01-15
THANKS!

To all my Friends and Customers who have
patrOnized my Store during the year just
past:
Through this medium, our Clay City
Times, the best little paper in the coun-
ty, I wish for each and every one A
Plea SAINT and Prosperous New Year. al
so invite your continued patronage, as
in years passed.
You may always find some Splendid
Bargains here, and just now I have some
unusual values for you in the way Of
mtd-W1nter Garments as follows Ladies
and Mems Coats, Suits Underwear, Sweat
ers, Yarn Caps etc. All reduced in price.
Your money Will go farther here now than
ever before.
Again thanking you, remain your
Friend,
Mrs. Fannie w. Williams.
January 7th, 1920.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-01-15

j Val MOI be- responsible for
any Black Greek OIL d. Gas Co's.
debts on or after Jan. LIST, 1920
Chas. j. Richardson, Pres.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-04
THREE CANDIDATES.

SE9IAIWING the question of the legality Of the
4 Non-P Partisan Political party nominations and
handing, about which lot might be said if it were
While, it may be set down that three men are
ftnnnig for the office Of governor of West Virginia
But they certainly have widely divergent ideas as to
,lhe,Way they should conduct campaign.
4 One Of them is ostentatously exposing his wounds
wounds BY heway. which he received while conduct
ing guerilla campaign in which practically all the
tules honorable political warfare were ignored by
him ind appealing to the public for sympathy. An
other has adopted the tactics of the cutie fish and by
emitting a stream Of abuse about his principal oppo-
to prevent his own condition from coming
undo scrutiny The third is making constructive
campaign IN which he is trying to show that he did
lot becofne candidate for the Office until he had
fully considered his fitness for the high trust and
3elt that he would acquit himself in manner which
Would reflect credit upon himself and upon the state
Voters ought to experience little difficulty in deter
inning which Of these three men they want to trust IN
Office of the chief executive of West Virginia 1t
lakes big. outstanding, courageous man who can do
Sc own thinking. and who sees things whole to be
governor Of this state. 1t is not necessary
10 any Newspaper to say that there is only man
Eof hat type running for governor m West Virginia.
reasons that are easy to understand many voters
Kill vote for ISoonz and Montgomery, but they all
dsow That Morgan is the only man who measures up
fo The Office Indeed lot of the support that the
mo candidates will get will be because the who
sole for them know they would not measure up. but
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-04
SUNDAY IN THE
= CHURCHES :
Ne..lrAL CHRISTIAN cryhctI.

CE.lInAL CHRISTIAN GnynCti.
J. E. Gordon. Minister.
Corner Second st. and Walnut Ave.
The Tenth Annual convention or
the Christian churches Of the Mo
nongahela district will be conduct
ed here tomorrow. An all day pro.
gram is arrsAged. The Model b.
Bile school begins at 9:45 q. m. Tho
II q. m. sermon will be preached
By Rev. NJ. B. Miller, Of Grafton.
The afternoon service begins at 2
o'clock and the evening service at
7:45. The afternoon sermon will
be delivered by Rev. P. NJ. Baber,,
OF Clarksburg. The evening SER
mon will be delivered by ]. e. Cor
dan, pastor Of the local church.
Other addresses and special mu-
sic under the leadership of L. n.
Wetzel will be feature Of every
service. All churches in the dis
-trict are expected to help make
this convention the best ever.
Everyone in this vicinity will be
welcome at these services.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-04

Mrs. William Fritz. who has
been spending a week with reLa,
tives here has returned to her home
. Mrs hlll K. 3. : Moore and little
daughter, Lillian. left this morn
ing for Mt. Vernon, Ohio. where
they will be guests OF the formora
cousin Mrs. Mac Smith.
Mr.. Neil Yost is home from q
visit to friends at Glover Gap and
points in Wetzel county.
Miss Hilda Abel, who has been
the guest OF Miss Irene Mason Of
ClarKsburg returned home recently
Mr.. Z. j. Hunsaker and family
who have spent the summer on
their farm hear Murray came home
Mrs. Lillian Foley is here from
Clarksburg the guest of her par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Bell Wilson Of
Highland avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. G. q. Mortified
and children motored to Bentons
Ferry yesterday where they will
be guests of friends over Sunday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-04

Yesterday lawyer in the employ of the street
car men of Brooklyn who are on strike declared
at mass meeting Of the strikers that the National
Publishers association had sent out orders to the
papers of the country to color the reports of this
strike in favor OF the company and suppress facts
about accidents due to the inexperence Ct green
employees. Now there is no such an organization
as the National Publishers association, and the men
who make the newspapers probably would know
about 1T If it did exist, and outside of New York
city only few newspapers are paying any atten-
ton whatsoever to the Brooklyn strike There is
much less connection between tho business offices
and the news organizations Of the modern newspa-
pers than labor ngitators try to make their public
believe If there was an easy channel for oontroll-
ing the news through the business offices labor or
CARNATIONS would not scorn to use it. There used
to be, but there is not any more.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-04
EIRsr aAPTIsr CHURCH.

All the congregation is urged to
attend the services for the fall and
winter campaign. The church cal
endar will outline the plans for the
propositions that are to be under
taken. Miss Jenn Billingslea will
sing. $3.50, Sunday school. May
we not have 300 present? 1890,
Junior sermon, watch Your
Steps," 1850, morning, "Obedl,
ence a Search OF Reaching the
Goal" 1850, Junior B. Y. p. U.
Reception of.new members and tho
celebration OF the Lords Supper.
$3.50, Senior B. Y. P. U. 1900, Inter
mediate B. Y. P. U. 1880, evening
services, subject. Answering An
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