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IA DLAVOLINA"

La sera di mnedi' scorso, nei "New
Century Drawing Rooms il CircoIo
iilodraumatico del TaiIor's Club
dicde LA Diayolma". oyyero rorigi-
ne della via del Fiore, dramma sto-
rico in > atti di Napoleone Giotti.
La recita, mel suo assieme, non la
scio' tanto a desiderae, Sc 81 tiene
conto che i component del Circolo
filodranmatico non sono degli arti-
sti.
In essa 81 disHnsero lie donnc, spe-
cialmente Flayia Gioia e Lima Ga
lante; quest'ultima correttissima nell
la dizione e padronissima della see
ma. CT piacqucro anche il signor
francesca Onorato, C. Gambescia, G.
Modestino eV. Ciullo, sebbene questo
uItimo mostraya di cssere motto di-
stratto e, non sapendo bene la parte,
dipendeya quasi interamente dalI'im-
beccata del rammentatore.
Come in quasi lutte le nostre reci-
tc colonial da divcrsi 81 pecco' mol
to nellie desinenze e qualcuno motto
spesso usciya nclla cadenza dialetta-
Ie.
Queste recite, pero', quando sono
ben prcparate, fanno passare dele
serate dilctteyoli nellie quail 81 di-
menticano le amarezze della vita.
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lunque schiarimento, riyolgersi al
Segretario Antonino Viglione, 1919
So. Sth Street.
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CONCERTO b RECIT4

La Banda Gabrielle D'Annunzio,
deH'Ordine Figli d'Italia. della qua
le e. direttore il signor Alberto A
delizzi del No. 1910 So. 9th Street
e manager il signor Aristodemo Pal
ladino. 1902 Moore Street, la sera del
30 corrente mese dara', al Whites
Auditorium, 10 strade in Chestnut,
dara' q Disonesti", dramma sociale
in tire atti di Gerolamo Royetta.
La recitazione del dramma e stata
affidata ALA Compagnia Goldoni,
diretta dalTattore F. Boye. Coadiu-
vera la signorina Lima Galante.
I personaggi che verranno personi-
ficati sono i segucnti:
Elisa Moretti, Signora Lima Ca
lante: Signora De FoTnari, Slgnora
Luisa Fonmna: Teresa (Serya), ST.
gnora Elvira Bianchi; Carlo Moret-
Il, Signor f. Bove; Peppino Sigi-
smondi, Aldo Crocchi Orlando Or
landi, Antonio Piccoli; Giovanni
Portinaio, Antonio Magliano; Sera-
fl (Commesso) Signor A. Fosco.
II dramma sara preceduto da ur
Concerto della Banda Gabrielle DAN
nunzio, che suonera' anche negli in
terInezZi.
biglietti sono vendibiH nellC
barberie di:
Antonino Viglione, 1912 So. 8tI
St; Alfonso Maioriello, 902 So. 8tI
Street; Giovanni Naimoh, 1746 So
18th Street; Raffaele Onesti, 1906
So. 18th Street dai fratelli Set
tanni. 13 strade e Dickinson st.
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CASINO THEATRE

Da domain, lunedi', per tutta
la settimana, al Casino Theatre,
Walnut sopra Pottaya strada, sara
data Fopera comica Tom Scanda-
ls".
OTTANTUNANNl DI ETA.
I'll mese prossimo celebrero' il mio
ottantunesimo genetliaco - SERVE il
signor j f. Limbarghi di West Ha-
ven. Conn" D" - ''Se ancora godo buo-
ma salute e posse accudire giornal-
mente al mio layoro di pittore-de-
coratore, 10 attribuisco in grandissi-
ma parte al buoni effetti del Lozogo
del Dottor Pietro, che no usato re-
golarmente, per motif anni". - Non
Vi e migHor tonico per lie persone
ayanzate in eta, di questo rinomato
rimedio di erbe. Non 81 troya in ven
dita nelle farmacie, ma e fornito da
agenti speciali - Scriyete al DR..
Peter Fahrney ~ Sons Co., 2501 Wa
shington Blvd, Chicago, ILL.,
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NELEOSPEDALE F1BIANI

lie parole sono parole: fatti sono
fatti. Quaunque propaganda orale o
scritta 81 potesse fare per raccoman-
dare HOspedale Fabiani a quei no.
stri connazionali che ne avessero bi-
sogno, essa non scaturirebbe tutto
I'effetto desiderato. La migliore pro-
paganda, la ptu' effettiva raccoman-
dazione la fanno i sofferenti che Vi
yengono ricoycrati Q curati che ne
che vengono fuori sani come Sc non
ayessero mai soflerJo malanni.
L'Ospedale Fabiani e entrato ora
mai mel dominic del pubbIico tia
liano e questo pubblico deve mostra-
re la sua solidarieta' ad ESQ prefe-
rendoIo ad istituzioni ospitaliere a.
mericane.
Abbiamo detto fino ALA noia le ra-
gioni per cui i connazionali, che ne
hanno bisogno. debbono ricorrere ad
Istituzioni nostre non ci stanchere-
mo mai di ripeterlo.
Lultimo beneficato delfOspedale
Fabiani e il signor Antonio Zinga-
relli, di ami 81, da Borgia, Catan-
faro, operate di flemmone addomi-
male.
II paziente e in via di convale-
scenza fra giorni sara completa-
mente guarito.
IL BALLO DEL BARBIERI
Anche Questanno, propriamentc
linz Febbraio 1921. Ia Societa' Bar
hieri Italiani Stella d'Italia dara' j
suo grande annuale ballo mascheratC
nella elegante Moose Hall, Broad anc
/ Master Sts.
Da circa un mese il Comitato com
posto di quaranta barbieri layora gia
alacremente per la riuscita della fe
sta. che doyra' sorpassare lutte !,
attire datesi dal benemerito sodalizic
per 10 innanzi.
Come per 10 passato ricchissim
premi saranno assegnati al divers
aruppi ed allie singole maschere.
E' gia' assicurato Finteryento de
migliore eIemento della Colonia
Comitato fara' di tutto perche'
ballo riesca yeramente grandioso.
Patrono di ESQ e il signor Angel
Di Puppo, Presidente della SoutI
Broad Street Trust Company Pa
e tronessa Ia Signorina Ida Bruna, Fl
D glia diletta del Signor Giuseppe.
Liamministrazione del Comitato {
e composta dai signori Filippo Sina
p ira, Presidente; Vito Sanford, Vic
+ Presidente; Antonino Viglione, 81
/. gretario Antonio Breglia, Tesoriel
e Francesca Bizzi, maestro di Ger
a monte.
!. Per biglietti d'entrata per gu
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SENTIMENT DI GRAFT
TUDINE

II signor Angelo Livolsi del nu-
nero 2009 al sud della ventitrcesima
strada. ci SERVE pregandoci di rim
graziarc, a nome suo, il gioyane me
dico DR.. Giuseppe Armao, della
morevole assistenza prestatagli mel
l'Howard Hospital, Broad and Ca
tharine. dove ha subito una opera
zione di ernia inguinale destra. Lc
ringrazia altresT per Passistenza aIla
sua signora mgolie, la quale il 81 OF
tobre u. s. dava ALA luce m'amort
di bambina a cui sono stati messi
nomi di Santina-Caterina.
II signor Livolsi 81 dice orgoglios'
di essere concittadino, di Caronia, de
DR.. Armao e 81 congratula con la So
cieta' independence America We
spucci che 10 ha a medico sociale.
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BALLO SOCL4LE

La Societa' Regina Margherita di
dome. Ia sera del % corrente mese
dara' il suo 21mo ballo annuale ALA
Mercantile Hall, Broad G Master.
II ballo sara aperto dalla rituale
grande marcia allie ore 9 precise. In
terverranno il Cav. G. Sileuzi, Re
gio Console d'Italia in Philadelphia
la sua gentle signora.
II eomitato esecutivo della fests
danzante e composite dele signore f
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-13

The convention at Wheeling yesterday will prove
an inspiration to the Republicans throughout the
state for set very high standard party inter-
est and accord. There was no sign Of the alleged
dissensioa which has figured so prominently in the
columns Of the Democratic newspapers Of the state
and no challenge Of Chairman Whites statement
that there is entire harmony in the party; the can
didates named will give entire satisfaction and the
platform adopted is a fair statement Of the views
and aims Of the Republicans Of West Virginia. In
fact the first opportunity the party has had to make
showing Of the faith that inspires It strengthens
the impression that this is a Republican year IN
West Virginia and that there is more harmony and
more interest in the ranks than there has been for
many years.
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WHAT FOUR YEARS DID.

nl.s than four years since woman suffrage was
\ yQtsd down N Ills state BY what the ants some:
inns refer % as the biggest majority ever piled up
! asains lie cause Of equal suffrage This newspaper
nsyer took The trouble to find out i that statement
IS lie literal ruth, for the figures themselves are
npte.iy. enough They lacked only few hundred
81 Beng hundred thousand in total, vote Of
s235, III
i looked Immediately after that vote was taken a,
suffrage wa: dead issue in the Mountain State.
Some Of the politicians were 50 sure Of it that they
said. and did things that yet may cause them to lose
sleeb, forthe remarkable demonstration which greeted
Ma Eus Yos. who. BY the way, was the field mar
dial q lie unsuccessful suffrage campaign. when she
app;ssred upon the platform at the Republican stale
convention yesterday Is an indication Of the way the
ID s, Ct wind blows hese days.
4 "A g.at deal Of water can nun under the political
sbnids.s N 4 years time in this country. West Viz
si not The only stale which has completely chang,
"a front on III, suffrage question. The year before
Virginia tuned It down suffrage was defeated
Il Neg York state, YET the women Of that state will
sote Ills year whether the Nineteenth amendment 70
+ Ne ffed.sal constitution is ratified or not And there
! Ge othts
II 1916 The women had full suffrage in eleven
slst.s. nj one Of which was east Of the Mississippi
md called presidential suffrage IN one, Illinois.
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LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR
CALL THEIR BluFF.

FA1RMoNT, August 12.-[Editor
The West Virgiuian. Jon my ar
rival at home today, l received q
letter from the Gas company tell
INK me to get coal. II | don't they
are going to try the freezing out
this winter. Oh, what a bluf!
In answer to that shall send Mr..
Burchinal q check to defray e1.
penses to find out whether they
can do that, and also, II they can
charge 75c for service charge for
said freezing. Consumer, whenyo
get that letter send 81 to Mr.. Burch-
inal at once and let's give this In
stitution a scrap that they did not
expect. Just think Of s. per year
for freezing, before you get any.
thing. II you don't chip in you will
wish you had. II you don't stop
cussing and say lead the lambs 70
the slaughter. You see about 5000
consumers at $500 per head will 50
a good ways towards finding out
how many plugged wells, how much
padded stock, etc. Come to the
front with $500 at least.
Respectfully,
A LAB0RER.
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Whether the Community Civic council is to be

whether the Community Civic council Is to be
great success or dishearening failure will depend
entirely upon the amount Of interest shown by the
men and women who have been chosen to sit in 1t
This newspaper believes there are great possibilities
in this body but IT is sure that it will be positive
detriment instead Of an aid to civic progress II 1t
falls into the habit Of drifting. One Of the ways
in which this latter can be guarded against is for
the organizations represented in the body to recall
representatives who do not show proper interest
and substitute others who will.
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town Of Warrington. consldera'
ton, $4,000.
: W. NJ. Hess, special commission
er, TO Samuel Hunter, a parcel OF
land in the Hough addition TO the
town Of Warrington. Considera'
lion. s1,60O.
W. Melvin Hess and wife to
Madge Rittenhouse, a parcel OF
land near the city Of Fairmont'
Consideration, S1,100.
A. Blanche Davis and husband to
Ada NJ. Harr, a parcel Of land III
the. Second ward Of the city OF
Fairmont. Consideration, $4,000.
The First National Bank Of Fair.
mont ct al. to Mrs. S. Anderson, a
parcel Of land near the city OF
Fairmont. Consideration, S524.So.
John L. Google TO Guy G. Camp
hell ct al, trustees Of the First uni
ted Brethren church Of Fairmont.
a parcel Of land on the corner OF
Vermont avenue and Fairfax street.
IN the Second ward Of the city OF
Fairmont. Consideration s4,36S.6S.
Mary F. Smith and husband TO
John E. Hallam, a parcel OF land
in the Peacock addition to the city
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Terrible TASTE
REMOVED From
CASTOR OIL
New Process Robs oldRe:
liable Family Remedy
Of Dsagreeable
Taste.

The chemists Of Spencer Kellogg.
& Sons, Inc, one Of the largest
manufacturers Of castor oil In the
world, have perfected q remark
able process by which all nauseat-
Inc taste Is removed from castor
oil. In the opinion Of physicians
and druggists who are already IA
:,iliar with Kellogg's Tasteless
Castor Oil, this remarkable I'M
proyement Is a real blessing. lts
The same old.fashioned castor oil
that every physician ,prescribes;.
It's 100 per cent. pure castor oil.
But that nauseating taste has been
eliminated. Strength and purity
remein the same. Today you can
take Kelloes's Tasteiess Castor Oil
easily. Children take It without
coaxing or bribing. Do not accept
substitutes. Sold by all good drug
gists. II you want a castor oil abb
solutely without nauseating taste,
insist on genuine laboratory filled
bottles, plainly labelled Kelogg's
Tasteless Castor Oh. Three sizes,
l5c, CSC and e5c-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-13

Charlie Highland has an id In
at least one Of the papers.
Cal Conway told the Motor
club members last night that more
accidents happen to small cars
than to big ones.
Lots Of times that Is due to the
fact that the bump Of good sense
on the head Of the guy at the
wheel Is so small.
AS a general proposition an au-
tomobile Is safer than Dobbin and
lie one horse shay ever was.
But when tie driver Of. an auto
d q fool there Is no horse sense
around 10 keep him from causing
trouble 1t. 4,
: SdEat confines 70 drop Il the
Who'll ne markets and 9 dispatch
ann New. Yurli ssyg q g teared
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An attempt made upon the life Of Eliphthertos
venizelos, premier Of Greece. in Paris yesterday
HAPPILY proved failure, although the Greek states,
man was wounded and had to be taken to hos,
nital. Two former officers Of low rank and pre-.
sumably tools Of some political clique are the as.
sassins. It would be hard to do Greece greater
disseryice than to kill her great democratic pre-
mier. he is regarded as one Of the greatest o.
living statesmen and upon him alone almost De
bends the successful working out Of the compile,
problems which his country faced at the conclusion
Of the war.
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TliERE's a whole :.mon in that one sentence
l Conservative, TOO. Most people would say j
j, more important TO save life. And then act as j
lives weren't half as valuable as property! That
why civilization IS onlyhdf baked.
But Mayor Carlson practices what he breaches
His city has an efficient fire department. save prop
city. So he has urged, for years, plan for clear
milk supply-to save lives Once the taxpayers
short sighted, voted It down. Carlson didn't quit Il
wasn't discouraged. H. kept on talking clean mill
and waited his opportunity. It came, the other day
when the dealers stirred up popular wrath BY a b!
boost N pnce. People are more sensitive IN thea
pocketbook than their guards.
jamestown will vote, August 81. On Carlson plaI
for a eitymlk plant. We'll get more votes this tune.
says Carlson. IF it doesn't pass. well Try again
Each campaign is educational"
Sooner Or later, if Carlson lives; Jamestown will
buy. clean and distribute milk to its eitzens. Carl
sons that kind Of mayor-"''too radical for th'
conservatives, TOO SLOW" for the ulta-radicals, bu
Just about nigh" for the rank and file who reelected
him last spring for his seventh term. The folks have
seen him make big succese, Of city markets, city paw
ing, a municipal light plant and Other things.
His city milk plant is apt to save both lives anc
money.
filthy milk kills babies.
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The annual report Of the county assessor Of
Harrison county Just published indicates that they
have no pronounced prejudice against increasing
valuations over there. The total valuations foE
nroperty in the county show an increase Of little
less than $4,000 900, and over half Of this Increase
s2sS5S45 to be precise. was in the city Of clarks-
burg. There is lot Of food for thought for Fair
mont and Marion county people in that report.
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RUFF! F STUFF

iiefa " sgiir : tai u
va; there its Friday the Thir
teenth and = hasn't even Tatned
But tUlts who stmply Will moi
be denied there jag on pesstmism
can 6Send The day thinking OF the
terrible things that might happen
Etinstauce the Demmies might
m tie election. q r
~. z 3 :, ~ u
J md the next ralsln crop may
J fI61ss 4 tlilure.
\ e : = 5
tkey MY pass . law forbid
iN ilS BiIIe Of com meal ana
e1st exceIt %, pIsscript ION
Bit thete s no deaytng int thii
ssn unusual
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The LEVER.

MAYOR HYLAN, Of New York, tned to bal
Wl newspaper reporter. from meetings Of msnic
pal board, because that reporter newspaper had cnt
iieised the mayor. Other reporters were not barred
The mayor sought thus to nimdate the press; to COM
pei il to forego criticism Of himself.
Justice Fawcett Of the Supreme court oyeruled The
mayor. While doing 50 he delivered this opinion:
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Realty Deeds Are
Filed for Record


The following deeds have been
filed with County Clerk A. G. Mar
tin:
Francois Coal company to John
IT. Troll, the Vincent Mines In
Lincoln district consid Iteration,
5000.
c. E. Minor and wife to J. Wal
Ter Moore, a parcel Of land In the
East Park addition to the city Of
Falrmont. Consideration, $1,0l5.
Stella Anderson and husband to
Mary L. Anderson, a parcel Of land
in the West Side addition to the
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FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10. 1920.
II REPUBLICAN TICKET

! NATIONAL.
! Fof Pstiidnt-Wann G. Harding Of Ohio.
sFr Vie President CALVIN Coolidge Of Mass
Y For Goag, Rosenbloom, Of Wheeling.
B: STATE.
For Gsy.nor-Ephnam F. Morgan Of Fairmont
For Secretary Of State Houston G. Young, Of
Charleston.
Fof STATE Superintendent Of Schools George M.
Ford, Of Dunbar.
Fol- She Treas,rer-W. S. johnson, Of Mt Hope.
For She 4sudtor-John c. Bond. Of Charleston.
For Attorney General. 7. England, Of Logan.
For State Commissioner Of Agncultue-J. H.
Stewart Of Morgantown
For Site Senator Eleventh District George W.
Bowers, Of Warrington.
JUDICIAL
For Sal. Supreme Court-Frank H. Lively, Of
Kanawha County.
sEos Circuit Court Winfield Scott Meredith, Of
= Fanmont
For Criminal cout-Emmett M. showalter, Of
Fairmont.
COUNTY.
For Sh.,iif-James. D. Charlton, Of Warrington.
Eor: Presenting Attomey-Erank R. Amos, Of Far
mont.
ls..s.te - II I. s5Tli =, n
"a County, esnnnenss@ g. : Stanley, #
Fairmont
Eor Gak Of The Circuit court-L A. Gather, Of
u Falmont .
4 EorG lsk Of tie County Cout-Lee N. Satter6ed,
ofMononsah.
Fot Comfy Superintendent Of Schools Porter Ware,
4 IS Of Faimont.
For COMFY Surveyor M. Fisher, Of Faimont
Eot 5uue Of Delesaes-W. H. Veach, Of Farming
lon; Net Robinson. Of Warrington;
g. H E. Satterfeld, Of. Faimont
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-13

American automobile tire manu-.
factufers maintain their own rub
bar plantat Hons IN tropical cour.
tried. 3 sis
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-13

Motor tractors are being used to
pull boats out Of the sea at lie
saving stations on the Atlantic
coast. ~. N
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-13

TIA only ancient equestrian
statue ot bronze that hiSi been pre-;
sery6d g tint Of the Emp ror Mat.
chs krfslIlb 8 Rome. Il
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-13

Good thing St Paul's friend was
not at the Republican convention.
He would have dropped overheard
with a loud and dismal splash wheh
Mrs. Yost took charge Of the meet.
Ing.
As showing the effect Of con.
yentions on the rhetorical diges-
tive organs let US quote from one
speech We heard. Woodrow VII
son, who said one term was enough,
would stick on the job either as
president or world dictator until
Hades froze over and then skate on
the ice to the capital Of that place
Wilson has more patient than We
had supposed.
Arthur Kooutz came to Wheel
Ing Just at the close Of the Repub
llcan convention. he must have
felt just as much at home as an
Eskimo on the equator.
It seems to be the general opin.
ion that the only place one will get
to see a Democrat after the cleo
ton will be In q museum.
It is understood that vox Popull
will act in the capacity Of star re-
porter at the Dimmie convention
Saturday. 1t must be admitted he
stars between the lines.
The Republicans are contiden:
they will knock the I out Of VII
son on the second day Of the frs.
month after October Of the present
calendar year.
Woody Is credited with sufficient
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lhsaIpih find resi- from pain tanei, if thou dost
eapa4n as though it Dec Thy hst-AntoninS.
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I spsed q, 4 milas q hour ri
the record made for ons mile 3.
the o. s. destroyer sSattetiee. \
70 recent tiil :
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1.-THE press is the lever that moves the
world as no other earthly power could
move II. It should not be hampered while
in the lawful pursuit Of gathering news, or
intertered with while honestly dlssemin-
ating really important information for Its
readers"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-13

If the Democrats say as many
mean things about the Republicans
on Saturday as the Republicans
said about the Democrats on
|. Thursday there won't be any mean
things left for anybody to say 70.
the next four years.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-13

Those people in place, Of authority who vainly ty
to bind and ga: the American, press might do well to
read and remember Jusdc. Fawcet's opinion.
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| a Fsirmont Coasia etat icn 500,
Clarence Leyelle md wife g
John 8. Hallam, { parcel q land =
the Peacock addition 70 the city q
Fairmont Considerations, $500: I,
James Keenan, and wife e WI
lam Wright, q parcel Of land IN ING
Harr addition 70 the city Of Fan
mont. Consideration, $3.50. !,
Frank Ridgely and wife to 6. n
Conway, the one'half interest y
a parcel. Of land on Locust avenue
| IN the city Of Falrmont. Consider
alton, $500.
Walter R. Haggerty and we y
Ia H. Lake, Jr., . parcel Of lano
In the Boyers addition to the ci !:
Of Fairmont. Consideration, $lVo
John A. Little and wife to Aon'
"a W. Dennis, q parcel Of land 70
the Boyers addition to the city q
Fairmont. Consideration, 5000,
Floyd ". LETTERS and wife q
Belle Shook, a parcel Of land In ne
Monongahela Industrial companys
East Side addition to the city Of
Falrmont. Consideration, $500.
Benjamin Felty to John D. Felty!
o parcel OF land on State Fork Of
Pyles Fork OF Bafalo creek n
Warrington district Consideration
$1,000.
John D. Felty and wife to John
Anderson. a parcel Of land on Bar
tholomew's fork Of Buffalo creek IN
Warrington district Consideration
800.
LATE L, Shriyer and wife to D. l.
Michael, a parcel Of land IN me
Snodgrass addition to the town Of
Warrington. Consideration, ST.
500.
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that people who have sugar
hand are going to lose money.
What do they nean-feared

II these guys who have been
holding out on the sugar market
VIII lose several millions each the
general public VIII tace the re.
mainder OF dog days with consh.
cradle cheerfulness.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-13

On one roll call late In the day,
Pendleton county did not answer
and when the chairman asked
where this delegation was a wit
remarked: HE has gone to the no
tel"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-13

The Dllla,, Tens, public library
issues photograph records to card
holders. Ike books. 3
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-13
THE DUTY OF A CITY.

eve think It Is Just as important to
save q mans life from disease as it Is to
save his property from flre"-Mayor
Samuel A. Carlson, Of jamestown, N. 7.