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sBAYAMoN SCHOOL" VS.
"CAGUAS SCHOOL

Como estaba anunciado, Ell domingo a
las s:15 antes meridiano, salimos hacia
la bella ciudad de Caguas bajo los acor-
des de la excelente orquesta que dirige
ell popular Limo Lao, con nuestros
teams de basket v base balp'.
A las diez y treinta antes meridiano
llegamos Caguas, donde cranes espe-
radios por un immense grupo de escolares.
A las diez cuarenta y cinco antes meri
diano y despues de ounce minutes de
practica, pues nuestros muchachos no ha-
bian tenido practica alguna, toda vez
que Bayam6n no cuenta con una liga
de ssbasket'' en- la actuahdad, empeza-
mos ell primer desafio. Lamento mucho
no poder resefiar esteejuego, puesto que
tendrfa que empezar por hacer pdblicas
las malas actuaciones de los referees !
de Caguas, en- la for1na en- que I'm ju-
gador, siendo escolar de allf, insult6 a
uno de nuestros muchachos, pero ech6
moles TERRA este y olvidemoslo. Ell jue-
go 10 hicimos a empujones, pues los ca
giiefios jugaban con 10 que Sc llama
mala fe ;ponian los pies nuestros bra
vos invencibles muchachos para que
Sc trabaran Sc cayeran. Pero este va
pas6 y le rogamos a Caguas que Sc pre-
pare para nuestro pr66imo encuentro.
FL desafio termin6 con un score de
18 10 puntos en- favor del Caguas.
Despues de I'm esplendido lunch'
mes dirigimos a ia iga de 'base ball''.
ALI estaban las bellas simpaticas
muchachas de la encantada ciudad, las
que vitoreaban a sus muchachos. A las
tres pasado meridiano di6 principle Ell
juego con los, va ceiebres Lulo venegas,
Pepin CestsrcB como nuestra bateria. En-
"base BAH Caguas no vio la nena,
pues nuestros diminutos noveles no per
mitfan que sus bolas pasaran del dia-
mante.
Milagrosamente Sc salvaron de, los
nneve ceros, pues aprovecharor que
nuestro pitcher Sc cansara un POGO
en- Ell s6timo inning para rleter tres
carreras por bolas. Pero le metinos ocho
cero:es, como la ley de Dios no quie-
re trampa, por la tarde sufrieron lc
que nos hicieron por Ia manana. Fellcitt
nuestros c6lebres diablitos y parti-
cularmente a nuestro Beitia (Andino)
r.,,n AK 1oc ~,oI0o ma TarUnG dAt i1aC0
a nuestra primera Lulo.
Termin6 el juego con el siguiente
score nuestro favor:
B. S. 050 % 7! O O 2
C.S. 90 0 Q 0 8 o O
Despu6s de los refrescos partimos pa,
ra nuestro pueblo con una victoria mas
para nuestra escuela nuestro equipo;
gracias a las muchachas cagiiofas por
sus atenciones.
MEDINA. San Juan.
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EL TEREoUE, estl batiendo Ell
record vendiendo caIza-
do, medias, maIetas y bauIes a
precios nunca vistos.
Cruz Esq. a Luna.
ME- RIO 70.

De la carestia de la vida, de la cri-
sis economical, que pintan tan pavoro-
sa; me rio de la tonterfa de los que to-
do 10 ven triste, de los espiritus de-
biles que en- todo encuentran difculta-
des. Me rio. lQu6 Sc vol. me rio
de todo, hasta de Uds. mismos, Que ca
ramba. Nj que fueran tan serias las co
sas de la vida ST, 81, me rio por-
que la vida no es mas que una pirueta
que al fin Sc acaba y que provoca a
risa. Me rio hasta de la. mismisima
lnuerte, y ustedes SO reiran tanbien
cuando MEDAL FILM co. estrene
GEL CHICUELO"
(The Kid)
donde gozaran de mi inirnitaDie buer
humor por ESQ me rio; ST, pcr csc
y 81 me provocan mucho me roir6 has
Ca de mi mismo, porque soy la risa
porQue soy la algeria, poruue soy
.CHARLEs CHAPLIN" Advt
Advt.
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NUEvA VICTORIA DEL
a .sCATANo STARS


| Ell pasado domingo, y en- la hga de
Catano, llev6se efecto un desafio de
ssbase ball'', entire las novenas "cata
no STAR white sox'', esta Ultima
de San Juan. Desde los prirnerds momen
tos, Sc notaba en- ambas novenas los es-
fuerzos que hacian para no dejarse ven.
GER Este desafio ha sido un nuevo triun
TO para lanovena de Cataho, y para evi-
tar la description del juego por entra
das, publicamOs continuation el
score:
White Sox: 900 o 2 o O.4
Catafio Stars: o032 20 o.TS
Antes de terminar esta pequeia GRO
MICA, deseo hacer saber los fans
de Caguas, que la novena de Catafic,
queSles visit6 iltimamente, estaba COM
puesta, en- su mayoria, por principian-
tes y Sc llama Puerto Rico Ha sido
mi intenci6n Ell hacer esta aclaracion
para que sepan en- Caguas, que Ell Ca
tafio star estaba jugafido ese domingo
en- Catafio, pues muchas personals han
osado decir que habfan derrotado a la
mejor novena de Catafo, este es tCa-
tafio STAR, siendo clio una falsedad.
JoGoAL.
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cuando hicieron dos carreras y tenian
al Gacho al bate con dos en- base, perc
Quinones lie sirvi6 un pOnche fenomenal.
81 'score'':
sAtenas": 0oO020 0 "a
.Mayagiiez Ks
Baterias por Mayagiiez, Ithier, ouinO
mes v soler; por 'Atenas'', Gacho y
Maquenco.
Ell pr6ximo domingo ira a Manati la
novena ',sMayagiiez celebrar dos nue.
vos juegos con Ell 'Atenas'' y Ell 18 Sc
encontraran en- Mayagiiez las famosas
novenas de Ponce y Mayagiiez. :.
BORICUA.
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A Los cOMERCIANTEs
oARAMELCs Y PILONEH DB
AZUCAR

Habiendo reciHtdo una gran cantidac
% Azdcar La que hemOs comprade pre-
10 reducido podemos ofrecer dichos CO
ramelos y phones un precio muy ba
rate.
Hacemos grardes descuentes los Ss
1ores Comerciantes que tomen cantida
des como tambien solicitamos Agsntel
en- pueblos, donde no esten "a estable-
cidOs.
Ofrecemos 81 'sFancy Caramels'' er
Iatas de s libras esmeradamente pre-
sentados.
Para informes diriJase n P. o, Boz
1910. Telefono 1899 ROjo n. Mendea
l24 Luna ST.
Sc envian Imuestrasgratis los co
merciaptes que Las soliciten.
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avunN ALos N1Nos PoBREs

Nk necesariO cue en- cadA mUnl
oipio de Asta isla Sc organize II SO
riaflad fiIhnfr6pica 'El zapato de
sns NiRos Pobres" Ests sociedad
ehe trahSiando desde hace va
ics sfiOs an San Juan. con tanto
svsto nue Dodemos asegurar que
7os los niior pobres que asistep
~ sscrelas van dehidamenta cal
1ana M
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Ell .sArENAs' EN- MAYAouEz

ELL "ATENAs'' EN- MAYAGTEz
Los desafios Hevados cabo en- la ciu
dad del Oeste entire la novena "Ats-
nas'' de Manati y los Cardenales, fue-
ron dos triunfos mas para los muchachos
del 'Mayagiiez' que han ganado va
cuatro juegos .consecutivos a los que So
titulan campeones de Puerto Rico.
Ell juego de Ia maiana fu6 algo des-
astroso para las Auestes del doctor Ote-
70, pues sus muchachos jugaron muy NAL
hacienda muchos errores, de los cuales
Sc aprovecharon los scoloraos" combi-
nandolos con muchos hits que ligs-
ronsa Quique.
81 score por la manana:
ssAtenas'': 10000 o14O.-2
.Mayagiiez 81 o2 2 0 o Ks
Baterias por 'Mayagiiez'' soler Y
Marcel, y por Manati, Maquenco y oui-
que-G -Gachc.
FL juego de la tarde proznetia ser mas
refido, pues Ell Gacho estaba ocupando
el box del s'Atenas'' y habia DOM
nado los mayagiiezanos en- tres ''in-
nings'' del juego de la mafiana. FL tpit
cher" de Mayagiiez fue Ithier durante
cuatro innings pero tuvo que retirar-
Sc por una ngera indisposici6n. Conste
que don Tomas Ithier habia dado cua-
tro ceros al 'Atenas'' en- los cuatro lin
uings'' que jug6; asi es que no vaya a
cogerse ell rabano por las hojas para de-
cir luego que 10 sacaron del 'box'' a
palos. Ese Ith.er es mucho pitcher y
con el campo del Mayagiiez detras es
pitcher" y tres cuartos.
Marcel Sc luci6 por la tarie hacienda
destrozo con la bola del Gacho. lie Iig6
dos '.tribeys'' ' .un 'stubey'', en- cada
case con gente en- base y empujo a
home cinco carreras, hacienda la sex
ia que anot6 team. FL Marcel es-
te es tambien mucho palo. Los batazcs
dados por II hubieran pasado suavemen-
te por Ia cerca en- Manati.
Los del Atenas', anenazaron algO
en- el noveno inning pero no pudie-
ron pasar de dos carreras. su mejor
oportunidad estuve en- el sexto inning
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Rafael CABALLERO:-Agents de-
rsvistas , peri6dicos de Puerte Rsse
y de los EstadOs UnidOn. AeeDtf
agencias, presEan1o tOda elaap de-
xarantia Bor A1b. Bayam6n. Pusr
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Sc solicitan Agentes

Deseamos poner On conocipiicnto de
las personals quienes pueda intere
sar, que ain no hemos designadc agea
tes en- algnnas ciudades de la Isla, pars
la esplendida revista SOCIAL, estande
sstas plazas abiertas . sClicitudes
P. o. BOX 1853, San Juan, p. b. Adv
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ogESilo fiSS ANsSieR !
sis q
Questions.

Questions.
i. In what spirit did God give
Israel a king?
2. Who was this king?
3. While David was a fugitive
whore did he go when he left
q. what provision did he make
for the safety OF his father and
mother?
S. why were they obliged to leave
their native PLACE, Bethlehem?
9. In what wilderness did Jona-
than join David at this time?
z. When David would have fought
with Achish against Israel, how did
God prevent his doing SO?
8. How long did the war continue
between the houses Of Saul ana
David?
s.'what event turned the scale
on Dayid's side.
10. Who killed Ishbosheth?
Answers 70. Yesterday's Questions.
/. After remaining In ,Klrjath.
JtaI1M ftW6uSF y 0o4oI klS ~ was
moved to Mount Zion.
2. David moved the ark to Zion.
e. It was at the call ,of Samuel
that Israel repented Of their sins
at this time.
4. God caused a great thunder.
storm and defeat Of the Philis-
tines.
5. In remembrance Of this deliy-
erauee, Samuel set upa stone called
8. %Eben;eser" meant .'ths stone
Of help"
Z. Samuel fulfilled the positions
OF priest, prophet or teacher, and
judge,
s: Israel asked Samuel for a king
to rule over them. Es
8. God had wished Israel To- be
content with His reigning over
them. I.
10. Samuel cautioned Israe that
q king would dstns1d 81 them and
make them subj Is unto him.
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|nese ndforelgnefs aiike Generally
|nnaettied Conditions throughout
It,e world the terrific stnmp NJ the
exchange ma interior disorders
lave an epntslhnted. 4,
But there & anot her reason stir.
sterlou1 and intangible. This
fourth reason is the tlncertaintysot
tate IN store for China,
This uncertainty is hurting Amer.
lean interests In the Far East two
TO one compared to the harm done
to those Of any other naion.
tCopyTighs 1871. N, E. A.
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port business. OF course the opo.
atoms ARE ciyinr emnlovn,Anf 4
their own niitefs and ~ 1fuil I'm
DaiIy LoadinS
Coalslosdinr ia me Fatsnaont ?
Rlon enl nae iiv totaled sns earg,
This was aeafi,st Dos eans tht'
week before and Ss6 cifs Two
weeks before
On the denonsab dit,sion n G
q. r. Il. an Tne sdav Nor 49, 4, =
66A cars 81 eoal il6Rdcd IA eetc
was loaded. On TUESDAY 81 last
week 7a2 cars az Scoal were loaded
while two weeks before $50 car
were loaded.
Opofat i6ns alonr thc Mononc,l
hela. railway ii Wet Virfinin 4
Tuesday loaded III oars 81
against 201 ears theIiweek hclu
and 25s cafs Two weeIs SbefosI
Loading On tie Western M ll,I
land railway an Tuesday tbt,llI
lot cars ~ coal against los NH
the week betofe and III eais tMl
weeks ago. @
Practically no iinprovenent hAs'
been noted In tiie ioadine on lie
Charleston, division. 81 & o. r. X.
On Tuesday 26 cars were lo6dsd
against 66 cars :week before and
t46 cars Two wee Sbeforc.
In the 2 Pennsylvania md Of Ne
MonongaheIa railway on Tucsdsv
there were rs "a tf coal iuaded
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Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

The following deeds were filed
yesterday with County Clerk Lee
N. satterfield for recording:
Harold B. Mccrumb, trustee, to
A. B. Jolliffe, the one-halt interest
in a parcel Of land in the village Of
Catawba. Consideration, $1,000.
Board OF Education Of Winfield
district to A. B. Jollifte, parcel Of
land In the village OF Catawba.
Consideration, $3.50.
Elizabeth A. Kinkaid to Miller
Kinkaid, parcel OF land on Prick
ett's creek in Union district. Con.
sideration, $1.00.
Dallas D. Leonard and wife to
Clarence w. Nutter, a parcel OF
land in the Bellview addition to the
city Of Fairmont. Consideration.
$500.
t. F. Mc1ntire and wife to
Emery Anderson. a parcel Of land
containing about two acres Cd
Coon's Run. Great district, 81.
U. G. Bartholow and wife to W.
10. Fetty, parcel Of land in the
Jackson addition to the city Of
Fairmont. Consideration 500.
c. L. Merrifield and wife to R !.
s. Mortified the one-half interest
In a parcel OF land on Market
street. il the city of Fairmont. Con.
sIderation $4,000.
Joseph L. Tenant and wife to
G.. B. Brown a parcel of land on
Virginia avenue In the city of Fair.
mont. Consideration $500.
Evaline Moore Phillips and hus:
band to Angelina Delsordo par.
eel OF land In the Second ward OF
the city of Fairmont. Consideration
$1.0O.
Clyde E. Hutchinson, wife ct al
TO Ulysses L. Nuzum a parcel Of
land In the Morrow Place addition
to the city of Falrmont. Consider
alton 5000.
T. F. McIntire and wife to EN-.
cry Anderson a parcel of land or
Coon's Run in Grant district. Con.
alteration 500.
West End Improvement Com.
pany to c. R. sturm a parcel Of
land in the lakewood addition tc
the city Of Fairmont. Consideration
$2,25o.
John D. Barry and wife to o.
T, Wilson a parcel OF land in Lake
avenue in the city Of Fairmont
Consideration $500.
John D. Brary and wife to Min.
ME E. Boor q parcel OF land OF
Lake avenue In the city Of Fair
mont. Consideration $1,000.
j. I. Bell and wife to Marcellui
A. Jolllffe the coal rights to Ger.
tain lands near the ely of Fairmont
Consideration SIS
John D. Barry and wife tc
Charles s. Riggs a parcel of land
on Lake avenue in the city Of Fair.
mont Consideration $3sS.34.
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.LAkE BUSINESS
toOntlaasa from pase onal

0. R. R, on Tuesday. The coal
movement was 6s1 cars. West c3
the Monongah division, there were
2s4 cars o. coal moved on Tues
day.
Personal Mention
John A. Clark, Of the Clark coal
interests, arrived home today from
"a trip to Mountain Lake Park, Nd,
where he spent a week. ''2ss.
E. s. Mccullough, labor commits
sioner, Northern West Virginia
Coal Operators association, left to-
day for Superior, Mich. He planned
to go almost two weeks ago, but
was taken Ill and confined to his
home. '55
George s. Bracket, secretary Of
the Northern West Virginia Coal
Operators association, left last
night for White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va, to attend the meeting Of
the executive committee Of the
Northern West Virginia Coal oper-
ators association.
Mine Has Started
Isabella mine Of the Hillmar,
Coal & Coke Company at Isabelle,
along the Monongahela railway in
Pennsylvania has resumed opera
tons. z
Are Working Steady
The operations Of the Bethlehem
Mines Corporation (Bethlehefn
Steel Company have been working
steady recently. This was in force
last week and thissweek.
Operations Of the, New England
Fuel & Transportation Company
are working steady. The Four
States Coal Company, Annabelle,
has also been working steady on exz
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

Miss Rose Pickens left Sunday
for Bellalre, Ohio, where she will
be the guest OF her sister, Mrs. An.
na Jayttch.
Mrs. James Facemire who has
been visiting at the home Of NJ
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Facemire OF Sutton has returned
to her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Reed have re-
turned from visiting with friends in
Bridgeport.
The ball game at Traction park
the other evening by the Polish
Catholic VS.. the NJ. P.'s resulted In
a score Of lilo in favor OF the Pol
ish.
A ball game this evening at Trac.
ton park at 6 o'clock by the NJ. d.
vs.. Baptist.
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BURIED AT HOLY CROSS

Tressie ollvoreo, the nine
months old infant OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John olivoreo, died yesterday at
the home OF her parents on the
Hamilton road Of cholera infan-
tum, and was buried today in Holy
Cross cemetery by Undertaken R.
G. Jones.
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E0DAY's KWK

REC sdgs q s. Pat. on,

AnbWcra 10 feSterdaye XVIII.
! Ne plus ultra IS q Latin phrase
meaning nothing further" -"per.
fection.,s
?, Aiguste Rodtn was a famous
Sculptor ~ ! e ,s horn e PaTts In 1910. He
9 Aiax hero in. Homer'a
TIliad was o. great stature,
strength and courage, but dull In
mind.
4 Ben Johnson wrote the poem
beginning Drink TO me only with
S. The lira Is q silver piece OF
money used In Italy.
6, Mount Ararat Is in Turkey.
The Eitfel Tower Is in Paris,
France
8. Delaware IS noted for It's pro.
duction Of peaches.
.. Shakespeare was born IN
40. Mrs Mary Baker Eddy found.
ed Christian Science.
New Questions, \
bomf
2. What is Europe's greatest
mountain fange2l
8 Which IS the Golden City,?
4. What IS Great Hritain's area
in square miles2
s. What IS the average height Of
wave running In a gale2
8. Whit are arteries?
u What Is the chief seaport OF
the state Of Washington?
Who was Paul Revere?
9 What IS The Oldest city in Can.
adas
10. What does exit mean?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

Brush Fire - Shortly after two
o'clock this afternoon an alarm o.
fire brought the Central fire de
partment to S26 CASTOR avenue
where 1t was found that trash
heap back Of the house at the foot
of an embankment had caught fire
in some unexplained way. The
blaze was extinguished in a few
minutes. No damage was done.
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eat & educea Attendanee

feat lIllcel ( Attefl dance !.
1 The Monungah Bible class had
only o few n att dance last night
on account Of the very warm Wea!
ther. Rev. A, "A. Dye instructed the
class, taking much pains in EXPLAIN
ing every verse in the lesson. NJ.
q Tough was absent on account Of
It being the opening night Of the
Redpath Chautaudua In Falrmont.
Mr.. Tough viii instruct the class
next Tuesday night on the 18th
chapter Of the Acts Of The Apostles
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No Women on
The Kaber jury
-fRv Aasnclntad Preaal

CLEVELAND, O., July ga Jury
to try Mrs. Eva Catherine Kaber on
a charge of numbering her hus-
band, Daniel Kaber, was obtained
shortly after noon today. There
are no women on the panel.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

LOST somewkare on Main. St, be-
tween Martins and fountain City
Drug store breach! set Cwith Fdiae
mond ana attached to blue ribbon
bow Reward i raturned 10 own
or. Phone 747-I. 7ls NINA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

Col 0ut lue lIlettlte On EIl3lvul
sides. Then cafatully fold dotted
line l its entire length. Then
dottediine 2, and go On: Fold each
sectioh underneath accurately.
When compile TED turn over and
ycu'il find q surprising result ss7e
tho pictures
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

Meeting POST oned4The meeting
Of the Home and Foreign Mission.
AIRY society Of the Presbyterian
church has been postponed from
this Friday until next week on &C
count Of the chautanqna
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06
Swimming Hole Popular

Not less than a hundred boys and
girls and men and women were
swimming in Booths creek yester
day, The deep hole near the Brook.
dale bridge seems to be the hest
place for the good swimmers, while
a number Of others were in the
more shallow water further up the
stream.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

HONG from eetinn-o. 6, Shat.
en- who represented the Palatine
Baptist church at the Baptist Young
Peopleis Union Of America, has re.
turned from the convention at Gin
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injured yesterday morning near
Meredith Springs willie en- route to-
his work 81 Riyosyitie. and who was
admitted 70 Cook hospital follow.
fng the accident ii attll Ia d seri
ois c6ndi ION and N lille hes Is rest;
Ing fairly Comfort tally today Il win
not 30 known for some time Just
how seFiously injured he Is. He
was run down W Pets Tomano,
Both legs we're fra ctired above the
knee and bis right shoulder was
also fractured. e
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06
FHie 1S,iyI'tIgAlIrH1lolK.

Fair tonight and
Thursday. Con-,
tinped warm.
Local Readings
Fl P. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at 8
. m, today, a.
Weather yester-
day clear; tenn
perature, maxi
( mum, ss; mini
mum, 60; precipI-
Station, none. Riv-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

INFINITE z Owe For God 50
loved Die porld, tf,at he gave his
only begotten Son. that phoso-
ess beliepeth Il him should moi
petisls but have everlasting life
John Is.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

Hsdiys Poisoned - Vic Lowery,
ven known local young man, Il
suffering from q very severe case
Of Ivy poisoning, his hands, arms
and various parts OF his body being
badly poisoned and swollen.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

Routine eusiness-At the Off,
eial Board meeting held at the N.
q South church and the United
Brethren church yesterday eve
ming no important business was
acted. Both meetings were
regular monthly ones and the rou
tine business was gone through
with. sS,'5S Z
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

The pulse Of butterfly has been
measured. to beat 60 times a min
ute.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06
LATE yg:ANEsADS

LOST Miller Tire, size 34x4 with.
Chandler car rim. Please return
to Fairnont Candy %.
7.6-2t-25sA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

stiii % pahger-Dau Jones, who
was run down by a car and badly
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

Hip jDisloeatsd -R. Z. Holman,
colored, was. admitted 70 Fairmo1t
hospital this morning suffering
with . distocated ZIP. the membef
having been injured In a runaway
accident at Barraelyille this morn.
ing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

Tonslls Removed-John Talbot,
Of Locust avenue, had his tonslla
removed today ct Cook hospital.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

Marriage DEMONSTRATING II.
censes have been issued by Cour-
ty Clerk Lee N. Satterfield to the
following: John sydrok, SS, and
Anna Wallace, widow, 80, both Of
Fairview; Silas Hughes, widowert
'colored, 81, and Susie Jefferson,
colored, widow, 81, both Of Fair
mont; Ivan Niksic, 81, and Marica
Niksix, 20, both OF Dakota Mines:
Guy Morris, 2s, Small, w. Va. and
Georgia Baker, 27, Fairmont; Clyde
Watkins, 81, shinnston, and Edna
Weaver, 16, Catawba. Lon and
Lula Weaver, parents OF the girl,
gave their consent in writing;
Wash Purtt, colored, 81, West.
chester, and Agnes Ferguson, col.
ored, 81, Pennington; John B.
Walker, colored, %, and Mary L.
Pratt, colored, 81, both Of Ida May.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

Juice for Phillppl-The transmits.
sion lines Of the NJ. P. and R, com.
pany are now furnishing light and
power for Philippi. The gas engine
driven generators at that city closed
down on last Saturday. The power
is sold to the city by the locatrcom,
pany ON wholesale basis and dis
tributed about the city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

Was In Town - Cliff. Cohen
Pittsburgh, district passenge
agent, Atlantic Coast Line, was ii
Fairmont yesterday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

Surgical operatIon-Mrs. W., J.
Bunner, Of Kipgmont, underwent Q
minor operation today at Cook hos.
pital.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-06

Has Captain R. W. La.
Mar, head Of the power depart.
ment Of the Monongahela Power
and Railway company, Is III With
typhoid fever having been, taken
down with that disease on Monday.
Mrs. Lamar Is now In hospital In
Pittsburgh where she recently I'M
derwent a severe operation.