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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-15

1mpotrva prostuu tc pot ndgna orr cite prostii
comte 81 orr cit ee de stupic Postia dar al firei
inladacna in ceuce crceruu eacuri de al scoae
aara orr cit inecta mcdcuascl in creeru pros
tuui rdacna prose no puca dstuge, Gle
ba romneasca Gu prosu no scott Ia Gale nci Ia deal nc
la vale 81 oame ntelepti lau in atu din caca n, ca
81 nebunului.
Gu toate acesc ceoata vrei vci rebue sa te ocup
de citeun pro cnd il vez prn prosa i 81 rosteas
pc a 81 prn minciunic pc carl raspndestc cau sa
loveasca existenta oamenlor cns 81 aaceror cnstite
Prost de occu ntrebunteaza mncinna poata AGO
peri prosa din capul lor
Tn ndvid singura data m am lnnit in viata
mia facut impresa unu cateus guura Ia
mai multe usi noape ineaea sa ngus mlcosit pc
lngd mine, rug1nu-na Sal ntin NINA de ajutor sal
soap din tcaosa in zicea ca af proretarnl di
rectorul 81 cdtom e fitnc Iibertatea, vDesteaptae e
Romine 81 Romna Marc contopite la olat ntr un arti
col de pc pagna iu din Is Mau al contopte nlci Inte
p1ost 81 mnciuni sfruntate scrle u1matoarele
Cetori cei moi sa astepe sa scriem 81 moi foe
renegaor della Cleveland Youngstown e. America 81 Ko-
mnu n A. pentru ca foile acele platte Gle cocoi
mini ndenc poporn nostu la supunere oarba 81 la
rbdae agitas inchee astfc Fie bun bucuros orr
cetitor po pune adevar Ia suet din cce scrse de
moi duce nma nseaa 81 fun gazesc,
dce ceorii ceor pa nationalist per-
cungi de ciocoi's
Acuzaa foarte grav; Daca acrcdita in public
rica asupra noastra distrngerca zaruui
ntreprinerei noastre Din in cetorii nOsr sar
CONVINCE zaru nostru v1nlu cocoor romin soarta
lui fl pecetuita. saemenea acuMre nefondata,
ra nic de adevr inrece calohne odioasa esteSo
nfane Este atac la extena une insttutiuni nnei
ntreprinler garantatsl de egile aceste tart.
A apira in faa ceorilor nosr de inami ce nj
ancc crcdem dc prisos ns ata de narelc public,
vio cetor zaruu nostru fata de carl acuza
n perspective sd prnza emeiu snem dator sa ne aa7
ram 81 dcnunam mai suntata 81 infam
mincunl.
Tn ON de onoare char prost find, poate, ARE cuge
tul sa aduca asemcnea acuzare daca nu are dovez.
Daca e. Petrino ON de publice dOvada care
Ia ndreptat sd zica ca zaru nosru pla de coco oml
nj II acd aceasasn nteresu ,adevdrulu care
il pune la setul ceorlor" zaruui pc care rcacteaza
in incresul propru al dsae Daca pnblica dovada
nci sd site ca nu Gle onoar ca are nc nn pic Gle
STINT dc omene caomnator ordinar 81 dupa
zcc ntr alta parc al articoulu dcspre ocupim 20
oac caesi mntc cetitor pentr cistige pc lor
trcbie sa trasca pameul dsale care Isl mnte in mod
att dc grooan Gle infam cetoi u trebue al mai
tr4iia<ca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-15

7 Caira,lso a telegrafiat sotiei sale
sd hi, fn nhinita pentru gi'waa-
ricalele in vaqoare de $500,O00
carl is 'au fulat. 81 daca va Fl .
femeic inteleapta NH Sc va mih-
III. Stunt asignrate pentru $1,000
coo. Compania de asigurare 9
mlhnita destul. cleveland
Press.
Cel cu ..singura agentie romind
crestina" are un articol rec lama
pc pagina Liza in fituica lui Pc
tri,fo, combinata cu lui lanrs
|'dela Mare. - Dare mar Fl tim
/ |Isnl Sc inceteze asemenea min
cinni comercialc?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-15

scrisoare pc fmnba lor 81 Hici pc
noastra NO stim bine ca r0mi-
nul nu baga i'm seama pc al hui
81 mai carrifld Sc nita Ia nm ele-
FAINT 81 la magyar tae cit la boi 81
Iyari 81 .da fata hui la greci 81 Ia
spanioli ca SO chnfniasca Isl no
da la ,m roanfn Sc moara pcntr.i
ca 81 asa ne fac trnbar si or a.
runat yoarccii Sc 'mah6ilce piinea
81 hStu e batrsn dar daca ar mai
III nm init soarecii ar fugi, n ar
mai veni Ia T7if1e sion ar mai fa-
ce tr1bar ca asa 'Hlh ffIteaes ca
sor invoit ca sa strflfga ca tdtii
Sd mnoare pc INIT 81 vDr mdnca
stoaia p1nea 81 ayefi erfje n dacf
raaaineti fark NIT reansneti u
fsfa pine vi 'aitsIe He fpsa:
THAT. Ae6m, dssllsSAfi III d.tri
|'cimllitsifa u 1Ioi,, VI &ijtjnshn
|sdrspt, foifte pHfih IN 1nfefe'l
|an ea. sbietnl J, INIT
Se nee ca II n1pSnia rsl,tr,l
Esals efise prii 81 l2re VA 4 statia major n
ea,e lsilsli Who'd . cl11ltrit Nj,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-15

SSls3
programul Nh as putea spune
mimic care Sc ,exprime mai. binc'
de cit a spuie ca candidatul E a.
minnie ales penntru programnl res
publican "
Daniel Tdbfnn, casier'll della
A. f. of Labor spnne: Fiecare.
act a lui Harding, fie ca Locots-
nealt -guverhor ori ca senator a.
rata ca a fost totddauna contra
mumcitorilor, carl MI pot astep-
ia mimic della Harding.
William Green, secretarul orga
nizatiei minegilor a splrs: We
chea garda" cistigat, Reac-
tionarii sunt la plitere."
Liga chemata in ajutorul Per
siei. - Londra. Collsiliul Lii
gel Natiunilor s'a intrunit All
ia ccrinta unei natiuni membra
care cerca ca sub articolul 2 din
statutcle Ligei, aceasta este obli
cata cauta ca Sc falcahpace inre
ca 81 Russia.
Printlll Firouz, ministrnl de
extene persian, cerut formal
ca consililll sa Sc 1ntruneasca 81
So ia in conslder'are situatia din
regiunea Caspica, unde fortele
bolsevistc au bomIbardat orassl
Elneli 81 an luat vapoarele inter-
nate in acel port care inainte a.
partinusera lui Denikine.
Omoara nevasta 81 patru copii.
- Sisterville, w. Va. Fred
Seckman, in sfredelilor dupa pc
troll, d,upa ce STA omorft sofia 81
cei patru copii la Shirley, w. Va,
in apropierc de Sisterville, s'a 81
nucis 81 el taindu.si g1tnl Gu nm
briciu Gu care si-a uc1s vlctimele.
apoi sarit intr' 'un vas Gu apa
de ploaie.
Un magar Isl omoara stapina.
- LondEa. D-na Mabel Gas
Ger. sofia vicarnlui della ,biserica
St. Paul din Greenwich, fost
onlenita de magarnl pc care-l IL
neau spre a Sc juca ell Ell. A Pile
cat Gu copilh 81 ea la tara, afara
din o1as s'a oprit ca sa dea ma
car,llui de nIincare, pc c1nd II du-
cca la graN nfagarul lovit-o
GU picioarele, si's'a Sltors GU dim
til Ia ca, omor1ndu-o.
Germanii sian VENT in fire. --
Paris. Pima la 10 Main ger
,aanii an tsbajs IN Franta, con
form tratatnli ;de pace, 4,6s6,0Oo
| tone dc carbnA;, s'a >anuntat Off
cial All de chtra comisia de re-
paratii. Din acekt total s'a dat
4O5,OOO tone Sn Luxembourg. Ita-
liza prilnit SIC, 900 tone 81 Belgia
|9S,O00, in aceiasi perioda.
Pima la 10 Maiu, Germania a
Idat la fell Frantei 6,547 cai,. 40,
72O capete de vaei, 67,476 OF s.
1875 de capre.
L i =
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INFORN|ATI|JN|

hyu ~ 8D0 II j j 0~8 ~
Nenorocul lui Caruso. - New
York. Lui Carus2. renllmitul
tcnor italian. la umblat foarle
lau saptannina aceasta: nevcstei
sale Ia furat iEvacricale in Va
Icare de patru suite de mil 90
lari; ell scapat Ga pr!ntre dcge-
te cIpd O bomb.i IA exploaat in
Opera dim Havana. Cuba.
lar ieri s'a aflat ca pivhita de
vim a lui Car,,so fost golita 'Ge
,'iste hoti.
Cere sase mil dolari rescumpa-
rare. - Philadelphia. = Sc ere
dc ca accia care au furar copill.l
dc trcisprazece luni. ell numel.
Blakely Conghlin, din casa pa
lintilor hui din orasul Norristown
Sc afla in Atlantic City, n. j..
pentru ca parintii copilulni all
primit scrisoare care purta
marca postala dim acel oras, in
care Sc cerea sase mi dOlari "a
t;espagubire pcntru reinturnarea
copiltllui.
Parintii copilnlui furat spun
"a eli vor discuta cu acestia in
mod privat.
Mireasa de o u primeste di-
wort. - Dina Hattie Comery,
1871 Fulton Ra., mireasa de 0 ri,
i-s'a dat divort de barbatul eli,
de catra j,ldecatorul Bernon.
Ea spaHe ca s'a casatorit cn
John Comcry, la q Maiu 1913,
dltpa ce el la facut curte sin
ealra ri, lar dupa ceremonie q
parasitic imcdiat.
sufragetele Sc pregatesc de lup
ia. - Columbus. Ohio. = Femei-
le care au patrlat in fata Coli
tseltlai din Chicago. unde s'a
smut consre.;ul partMului repl,
biican au TRIMS scrisoare can
fdatul,li republican d-lni Har-
ding in care. 1ntre altele ii scrie !:
,,Aici este programul partidu-
lui d-tra aici este punctul
d-tra asllpra sufragi,llui. Caica
numai obliganrIntul &c l-ai lllat 81
Partilul National al Femeilor 50
iva tinea de nrma d-tra domnlIc
Harding, 81 nu vor lasa mimic
MENTORS ca Sc zadarniceasca reu
|.,ita partidului d-tras'.
Joyce spune Cd ma avut revol-
yer. - .]atdecpea lui John w.
Joice acuzat de ucRerea fln gra-
dul al doilea in inpuscarea ia
tala a hui Harold Kagy, va conti-
nua eel putin-inca doua sapta-
mini, in nrma intelegerei la care
| s'a ajuns into advocatii apara-
rii 81 prosecutor.
Cazul fost Sc fie Mercuri.
Fostifl jrMecatGr Walter d. Me-
ais, advocatul mi Joyce, a spus
ca are lipsa eel putin de doua
saptfnini Ga Sc pregteasc apara-
rea clientului lni, la care prose-
cnt0rul s'a invoit.
Joyce a spns Luhi ca ell va
lproduce marturii prin care va
fdovadi ca in noaptea fatala el
ina avilt la el ariiia.
| FL sptls ca a perdut un &c
| de cravata in o cafenea, hnde
!. !, 'an oprit Gu totii 81 unde a fost
!. cantat de mai multi oaai1eni, in
,biizhhare, lar intr tim tfrziu a a.
flat acul de cravata in buznnar.
Joyce snstine ca alta .persoand
la slobozit focul fatal.
= = =
| DeMosrsfi Iatisfacuti cu selec-
/ ifia iii Harding. Washington.
l democratii in general profeseazs
Tea .snt foarte multfmiti cu ale-
1 'gerea lni Harding ca candidat
Eal rdpnb1icanilor. Eli spun ca se-
Qectia lui Harding le mareste ii
! mai mi1lte increderea Cd yor mai
/ raminea "a pntere,
i
! q Ae iriAtssii mnncitoralos
|d1rs lsfdine. Samuel Com.
4 lpsrs, prdsdintele ganiaatiei N
mericsn Federation II I4abor, y.
nleril,d sssslprR nomlnkrii lui
er1ine ! spns !, oaph,ares III,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-05
R 0 I A RY GE rs
At GRAFTON.
Fairmont Club Had I'm
ortant Part In the
Ceremonies

Rotary was in full swing at Graf
ton last night when new club
was organized In that place and in
this the Fairmont Rotary club
played a big part. The new club
was Instituted under the direction
Of Dick Aspinall, Buckhannon, the
district governor, and starts with
a membership of 25.
Last nights meeting was held in
the Elks home in Grafton and in ad-
dition to delegation OF 33 mem
bers and two ladies from Fairmont
there were Rotarians present from
Clarksburg, 80 strong, Elkins and
Buckhannon.
Rev. DR.. Fleming, president OF
West Virginia Wesleyan college,
Buckhannon, spoke on Friendship
in Rotary" and Samuel Bentley,
Clarksburg, who related some hui
morous stories. The Fairmont club
was called upon to pull some Of tho
rough stun" and there followed
singing on the part Of the beauti'
full voices OF the delegation. The
famous organ that stirred the Ro-
tary convention at Erie was again
in evidence. During the evening
Edwin B. Squires. Jr., Clarksburg,
gave some musical Interpretations.
which was trnvesty on melo-
drama with the sad and heavy
parts dished up in good style. This
was regarded as one OF the clever.
est numbers on the evenings pro-
gram. Miss Nell Doug0n played the
piano for the Fairmonters. Mrs.
II, 3, Engle was with Miss Dougan.
Attorney O.. E. Wycoff : Is the b:
cinb and Hon. c, A. Sinsel, presi.
dent of the West Virginia State
Senate, is one of the vice presi.
dents. After the meeting proper
a banquet was served in the Elks'
home.
The Rotary club left Fairmont on
B. a o train So at 4:52 p. m. yes
terday and they occupied a special
train on the return trip to Fair
mont.
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COPS keep
$4,000 IN ORDER
But That Is In Philippines
Where Even the Weather
Is Placid

"Tn the island OF Jolo. situated
on the equator, in the Philippines,
the temperature averages S5 de-
grees and never reaches 80. I un-
derstand that last week in Fair
mont the temperature was 80 dc.
Erees one day and AZ degrees three
days later"
The above comment was made
yesterday by Capt. H. Gulamu
Rasul, governor of Taglibi district,
Philippine Islands. who has ar
rived in FaIrmont on tour Of the
country studying the practical
working OF American institutions.
Governor Rasul visited the court
house yesterday afternoon and was
very much interested in the trial Of
a case before q jury in the Grim.
lnal court. The Jury system Is not
used In the Philippines. all cases
being tried before judges who arc
appointed by the Governor General
and affirmed by the congress-.
Governor Rasul was appointed
by his government to tour the
world to compile statistics upon
modern manufacturing methods,
finance, road Improvement, govern.
ment, schools and colleges for the
benefit Of his native country.
1.-THE province where live" ne
remarked this morning after visit
iation Of 10000 inhabitants and
We have but IL policemen; The
Philippine people have established
n stable government which was the
Condition upon which tbs United
States government promised to
withdraw its sovereignty from the
islands"
country in 1910 with his foster.
father, the Sultan Of Sulu at which
time he was entertained at tho
White House by President Taft.
He was then II years old. He soon
nfterward entered Mckinley Uni
versity IN Chicago and was gradu.
ated in 1916, with the degree OF
bachelor of law. Returning to the
Islands he was appointed to his
nresent post, but was again sent
70 the United States about O year
nEo or the mission on which he
hss since been engaged. Early
next year he will 60 to England,
and from there to Belgium. France,
italy, Egypt, and India, and then
The genial young governor feels
that Americans should have an es'
pecially kindly interest IN the Phil
fnuines, as that country ts one OF
Uncle Sans youngest children,
having been ceded to US by Spain
in 1888, He says that It is easy
to crow rich IN the Philippines,
Iand is cheap, averaging about $40
an acre. The principal products
are hemp, tobacco and sugar.
Governor RaSul Will remain IN
Fafrmont until Thursday when he
viii return to washington.
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THIRTY MEN TO
MANAGE SUNDAY

The Ministerial Association OF
this city met at the Y. M. c. A. this
morning at 10:30 with every pastor
in the city present except Rev. Roy
Movers, Of the Lutheran church.
The association voted TO select two
men from every church with In ad'
dit!on the pastor of each church TO
finish out the central committee
of 80 appointed to work out the
Billy Sunday campaign which be.
gins In this city on January second
and continues for seven weeks or
until February goth
A meeting on this coming Sunday
at $3.50 at the "Y" will be held and
the central committee will be pres
ent at which time plans for select
ing other branch committees Will
be discussed The Ministerial AS
sociation received a new member
this morning, namely Rev. R. T.
Brown, pastor Of the Southern
Methodist church. Rev. Brown re-
Gently took charge here.
New officers were elected with
the old president, Rev. VIM. ].
Eddy, reelected. Rev. ]. c. Broom
field was elected vice president and
Rev. Charles F. Eddy was elected
again as secretary and treasurer.
The meeting was q most interest
ing one.
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WESTERN TEAM WASSZIGIII
IN THE Betting
THE BIGGANE BEGAN
At That the Cleveland Players FeIt.
at a Disadvantage Because They
Did Not Know the Grounds

EBETTs FIELD, Oct. s. = The
Cleveland team, champion OF tho
American league, toppled over
Brooklyn National league team by
a score of three to one today In the
first game OF the world series. The
National league champions were
helpless before the mysufytng
slants Of the big ball pitcher Cow
eleskie. He was given sterling sup.
port by the Cleveland players, eS.
pecially by Speaker who ranged
far and near robblng the Brook:
lyns Of seeming hits. O'Neill
starred ut the bat with two dou.
bles. The official attendance was
Fhe Indians felt that they would
be at some disadvantage because
Of their unfamiliarity with the play
ing field but hoped to overcome
this to some extent between their
arrival and game time.
While Cleveland ruled a slight
favorite In which little betting wRs
announced that fact did not change
the confidence OF Manager Robin
son and the Brooklyn players. They
were prepared to go through the
series fighting from start TO finish
and felt that the apparent betting
edge possessed by Cleveland would
be OFFSET by the superior pitching
OF the Brooklyn twirlers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-05
WHO HELD
UP GROCER GET
TENYEARSEACH
Boys Who Admitted Steal
ing Auto To Be
Sentenced Later

At IL o'clock this morning all
cases that were to be tried before
Judge Scott c. Lowe at this term
OF the criminal court had been dis
posed Of either by trial, confession
or continuance.
Howard McCune and H. II. Sauce
who were indicted by the grand Jury
for having held up ana robbed the
Ford Grocery store on FatTmont
avenue In July confessed and were
each given a sentence OF 10 years
in the peuItentiary. McCune was
represented by Attorney c. H.
Leeds, who was appointed by
the court to defend the prisoner.
After the sentence WIS pronounced,
Judge Lowe took occasion to thank
the attorney for his eHorts IN pe'
half OF the prisoner. inasmuch as
such service must be rendered Win
out compensation. Attorney Leeds
replied with the simple statement
that he had but done what was MS
plain duty as member OF the par.
A motion to set aside the verulSIS
of the jury who had found husseIl I
Brnnnon guilty of robbery yester
day. was made by Attorney John
w Mason. Jr., afso appointed rs
counsel by the court was over
ruled by Judge Lowe. who sentenc'
ed Brannon to serve five years IN
the penitentiary.
Ray and Roy Parker, two color.
ed boys from Wheeling, plead
guilty TO having stolen an auto
mobile standing in front OF the De.
yenuy buildig last July. The car
was fhe property Of Charles Hawk.
err The two boys were captured
Mt Downs Sentence Will be pro-
nounced later.
James Carpenter, alias Jess Colt'
man, entered a plea OF guilty 70
the charge of having forged the
signature Of q returned soldier 10
nav a check. Conmffan Is the man
whose wife smuRgled some hack
saws into the jail some time ago.
the use Of which showed that the
bars of tha Jail Rre<not made OF
Haryeyf3ed steel as had been sup.
posed. Coffman was sentenced to
three years in the penitenttAry.
Ivan Mustovich and Frank Brast
we're given q sentence OF onree
months In the county jail and tined
5000 each. Having a still in theT
possession was the charge. Ine
two men lived at No. mine. Chath-
Hill.
PENNSYLVANIA, plead guilty to hay.
ing stolen q suit of clothes, SILK
shirt and other clothing to the val
no OF s72 from a fellow worker at
a camp on the B. and o. Two years
in the penltentiary was his SEN
tence.
Before dIscharginE the jury. for
the term. judge Lowe thanked bhem
for their faithful attendance.
Six months in jail and hne OF
5000 was the sentence imposed yes
terdav bv Judge Lowe on Domln.
ick Vingino, n young Italian, OF
Downs, who entered a plea of gull
ty to the charge of reckless driving
one Sunday some months ago when
| his automobile turned over al
| Downs and killed Basil Reemer who
we riding with him.
Tfter the accident Vingino was
arrested and sentenced TO pay a
fine of 5000 and Berve six months In
jaH. He appealed the case. The
grand Iury then brought In an In
dictment charging manslauEhter.
Judge Lowe sustained the finding
Of tn lower court and imposed
flne OF 800 in tho second.
At Ave o'clock YESTERDAY AFTER
noon, the Jury trying Russell Bran
non on the charge OF roohery
Continued on Page
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-05

What promises to be one of the
most interesting meetings of the
whole campaign will be Eeld on
Thursday evening ut the court
house under the auspices OF the
Republican county organization,
hut in complete charge of the col
ored people of Fairmont.
The speakers for this meeting
will be Hon. Ernest Lyon, a former
u, s. consul in Liberia, and Mrs.
Emma johnson, colored woman
orator of considerable reputation
and there will be other interesting
CONTINUED OF page siEht.)
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,GT LEVEL AND WINS FIRST WORLD SERIES GAM.
Mrs. Ahrich
Returns Here
Tom OrrOW

Mrs. Evelyn Aldrich. tho WON
IN orator who made suoh a pro-
nounced impression at the Re-
publican mass meeting held In
the court house Saturday eve.
ming will speak again In this
city tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The meeting will be held in
tho Circuit court room and II
will be for both men and women,
but special invitation ls extend.
cd to the women.
1t took considerable pull and
manipulation to get Mrs.
Aldrich sent back here, but
there was such q demand Il
have her speak again in Marion
county that the woman's side
OF the Republican organization
exerted itself to the utmost.
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Concreting On River
Bridge Again Today

Concrete work is today being
done on the Mononganela river
bridge. One hundred yards or
transverse wall on the conter span
will be poured today by workmen
OF the ]. F. Casey Construction
Company.
Last night three cars OF sand and
four cars of gravel we're received
from Wheeling. >Jh
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-05
5AIR PRACTICES
COMMITTEE | TO
TAKE WIDE SCOPE
WIN Investigate Any
Complaint About West
Virginia Coal
Id MEET AT CAPITAL
Splendid Run of Empties
In the Region
Today

Any complaint made on high
priced coal shipped out Of North
sefr West Virginia will be investi-
gated by the Fair Practices com
fnfttea, according to an agreement
reached before adjournment late
yBsterday afternoon at a meeting
held In the rooms of the Northern
west Virginia Coal Operators as
sociatlon. AT first 1t was suggest
ed that complaints be confined to
Northern West Virginia, but as the
operators are desirous of comply
q inH With the wishes Of the United
Department OF Justice, 1t
M decided to widen the scope Of
the investigation. The next meet
ing 81 the Fair Practices commits
teeswill be held in washington, D.
q I. next Thursday.
matter of fact some of this
coal may reach points in Pennsyl-
ayaria, New Jersey and New YORK
| and as the project has the ear
& marks of sincerity, the operators
, Mant to 80 the limit to 1--we up TO
lle promises made to the govern
snt and make every effort to
nal sgo9d. Z.
81 cause Of the Sherman Anti
sw,st no price can be fixed as
onabIe price" for coal, but
5nerator knows what 1t COSTS
md Will have
Z ~ Il ide for himself what a rea-
4 6n I 50 sufice Is. II he fails In that
Il, Z fsaIss too big a profit the re-
Ibiiity lies at his own door,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-05
N ASS MEETING
FOR COLORED FOLKS
Is For Voters of All
Parties and Will Be
Held Thursday
Republican
Mass Meetings

October 6
Place Speakers
Quiet Dell Harry ShoW
October 7
Court house Hon. Ernest Lyon
Mrs. Emma Johnson
KinCmout Il. A. Pollock
Mrs. Elias Amos
October 8
Downs ]. NJ. Jacobs
Mrs. George W Kinsey
October 9
Millersyille Trevey Nutter
Mrs. ]. Clark Miller
October II
Far1ninEtou Sen. Sutherland
Miss Jennie Fleming
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-05
.onongah Has
New Kind OF
An Incubator

MONoNGAH, Oct. 5.-In a
coy little nest In a barrel OF
straw which was the comfort
able quarters OF a cat with three
little kittens at the home OF
Charles Arp, was found a tiny
young chicken just beginning 10
peep.
After an investigation 1t was
found that hen had laid an egg
in the kitties' bed and they had
kept II so evenly warm for three
weeks that they had added
peculiar kind of youngster to
their nest.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-05
THE VIZ BE
PaIr toaI nlIk u .lIl.

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