The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-27
Will.
EELP SUBURBS.
|E TRAFFIC COP
ESQ d Discussed State Road
Building at Today's
3 Meeting
|INE DEFECTIVE PLUGS
club Names Committee
TO Consider Fire
Protection

oshow that the hot wealth
A and vacation had no effect on
sIwanians, the club today did a lot
L things besides eat. D. M. os-
pod. chairman Of a committee
hich Ind to do with hospital af-
lirs made q Recommendation that
e club endowSa bed in a hospital
r emergency cases. After con-
9erabie discussion the matter was
lid on the table pending further
|nfornation which the committee
as Instructed to get and present
the club at the next meeting.
r. Cordray made a short talk
sainst reckless automobllists, cit
Ig the action Of the local automo-
Bile association Lee N. satter-
field stated that he Edgemont peo-
De bad already handed q petition
p AZ, county court requesting that
TASK thesstate for police from the
sate organization. DIR. H. W. Bur-
iaett spoke in behalf of the Bar
kciwille people who have exper-
fnced troubl with automobillsts
tho hay no regard for life or limb
u the Inhabitants OF his quiet little
neshtorhooid. The club went on
Record as sfayoring the move and a
petition IS being drawn this after
Inoon to- he presented with thu
Y mction Of Hon. o. s. McKin-
lreyS q. cordray was asked to
|tepresent the club at Charleston
'and throw the influence OF the or
|Eanization IN favor of the state
|roa5 rom claFksburg to Wheeling
f'rFay ns this city, Warrington
lid Hundred w, f. Foster call.
attanhon Il; the fact that there
laying al Charleston several thou
land dollars Of Marion county
money that ought to be paid back
and turned into the Improvement
.of other roads in Marion county
that need attention.
All q. Tough took the stand that
Ithe city had proven itself neglect
s,p the matter Of protecting its
Asns from fire, in the Sunday
jsze which destroyed $4,000
sorth Of property on the East Side.
He thought q committee ought to in
vestigate and see how many other
similar cases might be found
whefe stopped plugs and improper
fittings and equipment might result
In still further loss. Clyde Morris
lEho was present and Is the mem.
bier % the Board of Affairs which
ny charge OF that department OF
~ activities, reported that the
|rity has 81 fire plugs and that
,nine are in poor condition Mr..
Tough was made chairman and I.
10. Singleton and Clay Amos were
appointed with him to make fur
theF Investigation and report to the
Nose Kline is getting to be some
humorist and the club listened to
hi abaseball report with keen en-.
iog at the close OF his talk
benedict moved that each Kiwan.
Van player be given a free lunch
ycket for each base hit and III mo-
Zion went across. This It Is thought
viii ctnch the state championship.
Leo N. sattertield gave a very
flattering report on the progress OF
the Shinnston club which was sup
plesIsnted by remarks by Mr.,
sh Of that place who stated
That the little city Is alive to XII
wanianism and viii pu It over In
1865 than two weeks
Mss Grace Cole and sister Miss
IEsrnce Cole Of New York who
have charmed Ktwanians at former
luncheons contributed to the enioy
meut Of the meeting today with
hree delightful numbers which
Gsse heartily applanded. Mrs. Dun-
lham and Sam Rock furnished the
lmrsic through the luncheon hour,