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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
ANGEL ARRESTED, CHARGED
WITH VIOLATING MANN ACT
Turned Over to Federal Authorities
From Police Court-CHse Con-
finuPh Until February Fl.

g w. Angel of Washington. ar
rested saturday by police here on II
ed ve.' 10 the United States marsha,
yesterday by Justice Ingram in Pos
lice Court. and Department OF Jus
'icc operatives lodged a charge OF
violating the Mann act against him.
lie was arraigncd before United
states Commissioner Melvin Flcgcn-
miner yesterday afternoon. but due
To important witnesses. who the
government han not had time to sum
mon being absent. the case was con-
tinucd until February ii.
Anglers bail before Police Justice
ingram was placed at $500, and be-
fore she United states commissioners
the same amount Benjamin i.oven-
stein ~ representing him. Miss Bees
Sic Reese, who was arrested by pO-
lice with Angel Saturday. testified
hciOrc the C0mmisSi omrr NcstcrtlnN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Rotary Club. Richmond Hotel. q.
Hoard OF managers. Rcni Estmtc
ENchnnEc, i::iU.
League of Women Voters. Ru0n,
G5o. Jefferson Hotel. {.
W"mch'S Advertising Club. MaN-
ines, J..
Mn>ons. GRIND Lodge Of Nir-
Einin, Temple. $50.
Pnrcnt-Tcnchcrs. Association.
ROBERT IL. Lee school. :::iu.
Concert for destitute children of
ircinnd. McGilI auditorium, y.
Womnn's Auxiliary OF IIuui,-
Iers' Association. Nlurphy'S Hotel
Annex, SiIJ.
HaskctbaiI. Church Hill Athletic
tiIb rs. Virginia Tech. liowitzrrs'
Arm0ry. =.
Hctnii t'roccrs' Associations. MUIR
phys Hotel, y.
Ladies' Auxiliary, Rich mo n ii
Grn!s' Armory. -.
-Arndrmy, vaudeville and motion
picturcS' ., 40 ana g:i5.
strand. Erwin Beds" S:.0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
|. 0. 0. F. RAISES $4,000
FOR NEW BUILDING HERE
Sands, Montague and Former Vir-
ginia Grand Master Hill Speak
at Midwintcr Rally.
1ao PRIZES ARE GIVEN AWAY
Speakers Tell Gathering Investment
in Buildings Is Way to Show
Faith in Future of Richmond.
Quartet Makes Hit.

More than slo.5CO worth OF stock
in the eight-story building which the
] o. .. + will erect here this spring
was sold las; nigh; az the odd Eel
lows M!dwintcr Rally. held in John
Marshall High school auditorium
bringing the total of stock subscribe; i
TO the 100000 enterprise 20 $4,000.
one, hundred and ffty-minc prizes
were given away at the meeting. do
mated by merchants OF the city. Rob
cr: l.. Savilie, president of the |. o.
@. L. Building Corporation. under
whose auspices the meeting was con-
Quoted. presided, with !. H. D!ckerson.
vice-rre sident. as his chief aid
Oliver !. Sands. president Of the
american National Bank; Hili Mon,a-
que and W. u. .Hill. former grand
master OF the J. q. o T.. OF Virginf,
were speakers
Investment in Richmond.
Mr.. Montague spoke on the build
ing which is 10 be erected ana told
his audience that purchase of stock
IN the structure would not he mere
investment in brick and mortar" hut
in the growth OF Richmond. Mr..
stands spoke along the sar,. ljoa.
emphasizing the Importance OF new
building work. He said that peonla
"!th faith in the city could no; show.
II better than investing in It's :ut,re
I've prizes We're awarded to the
five largest purchasers OF Stock a,
The meeting. Patrick Henry Lodr.
coming first. William Byrd I.odr.
winning second prize. Hill! Montague
receiving the third award Ahou H,n
Adhem Lodge being awarded fourth
place and j. q. Wilkinson nfth.
Metropolitan and Henderson I.o,i wcs
were also large subscribers. with the
Prosressiv" order of Rebckahs also
taking stock
nnnd aud Quartet - Hit.
quartet composed Of McsSrs.
Numnally. Powell. wamblc and TYLER
sang several selections aud wcr.
highly applaudcd. with Albert y. Au-
gust a the piano other music was
furnished by the twcnty-six- piece
odd Fellows Band. directed by \. =.
Mellon. with W. y. Malcomb as man
accr.
AL Of the lodges of the city were
represented in the audience. which
numbered approximately 1000. and
four or FIVE out-of-town lodges were
officially represented
The !. O, o. +. building Will be To-
Gated on Grace street At jefferson on
The old Boyd property The 10, COS,
$4,000. Among the prominent men
present were Judge -. c. Richardson.
Julien Gum. Thomas II. Morton. VIII
liam IL Parker, w. Ross Southwark.
James l.. Mann, g. Il. Gillian, Thomas
Gresham ana many others.
Announcements was also made that
William Byrd Lodge No. %, will hold
bazaar At Murphy. Hotel annex
March - to 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
POWELL WILL ADDRESS
RETAIL GR0CERS TONIGHT
Council President 10 speak M Meet
ing iu Nnrphy's Hotel at
y u'( lDcI,,

Fred Powell. prcsiden, of tn. Cnur-
~ VIII speak at the meeting Of the
richmond Retail Groccrs Asso,..its IN
tonight ~ o'clock in the assembly.
nan OF Murphy's Hotel Plans for
IN" iood show and exposition to be
gwen by tho association will he dis
cuSScd ct ii IS time. 1t has been do
o'!ed to change the date for the show.
10 Npr!i through ., inclusive. and
inory.
Sessions will be held each afisr-
noon from 10 $50 o'clock ANA each
night from $40 TO 1880 o'clock. over
one mar Of the space has been sold
already. ana J; is expected To MAX"
the show the largest ever held ~
he ssocit tion IN Richmond y nam.
Der Of unique features are bcinl, ar
ranged. 10 he announced later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
REACHES 80 BY REFUSING
EVER TO BECOME EXCITED
squire James ID. Lyle cites tnru1icd
tniiu uS Principal tnu>c 0f


characterization To bccom. excited.
is given by squire James -. Lyle, "a
the principal caus. OF his lu-"vity
Suuirc Lyle yesterday celebrated his
righticth birthday. and declared that
lee never fit better in his life.
The magistrate J. successor % th'
late Justice Mike Macon. aud l. ON
powered with authority TO peri"+n
The marriage ceremony. having beer
given that privilege by judge j.. &
Richardson. of liustingS Court. I'll,
ancient Justice served through che
Young Guards Of Richmond. and MAS
on duty at lIarpcr's Ferry during
The John Brown !nridcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
=. II. Mnscy Wins Gar.

T. T.. MaXey. of Norfolk. won the
Columbia six automobile tina, was Of
Tered by Samis Grotto ~ tn. bazaar
rel" recently. The drawing TOOK
place on the Academy stage last sat
"rday night, the winning coupon.he-
imE $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Circuit Court ncrrns Tern,

The February term of the City Ci-
Ihit Court convened yesterday. The
docket was called and cases sct rho
ras" of Eddie Walker against Or. "a.
~ Sanford. fixed for hearing ycs-
icrd;ty. was continued to "A later date
ne SUIT OF me Mayo Milling Com
many against the Atlantic Coast lin.
railroad Company for alleged dam
ages is set for hearing today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
nonrn Of Director. to Meet.

y meeting Of the hoard of directors,
Of the Community Recreation Asao-
citation VIII lac held tomorrow Al noon
tn MaXimc'S. at which time The name
q! the Cainulicn director and tn.
budget for the coming year will bc
Submitted. The campaign committee
met Yesterday afternoon in the board
room OF the Federal Trust COMPANY
to select this director for the an
ruIl appeal - the association for
funds. but his name viii not he an
nounccd un,ii tomorrow. IL was
stated last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
R0BDER|Es AVERAGE NINE
A DAY HERE DURING YEAR
Report of Captain OF Detectives
Wright Shows Grand To-
tai of 3,ISi.
LOSSES AMOUNT no ssl5,o.o.5,
Eight Murders During Year in
Richmond, With Arrests in Five
Cases - 100000 Articles Are
Piwncd in City.

That there were 3.sIl robberics :n
Richmond in 1929. representing a loss
in property of s3l5.OaO54. Is shown
In the annual report CT the detective
department. OF police. which was
handed in yesterday by Captain of
Detectives Alexander :. Wright. This
is an average Of IS? 4 month. or ovor
nine a day. OF the property stolen
the detective department. though i,
mas put eleven active men Oh its
force has recovered SlSG.559.09. lcav
ing balance OF Sl25,36l45 Arrests
We're made in Lilo cases. One of tho
features of tho report is the large
number OF persons who have man
aged 10 move despite the scarcity of
houses. Their: were 1000 moving.
reports made.
Another feature, watch shows tha,
auto thieves have in no sense abatcd
their activity. is tn" large number Of
circulars which have been sen, out in
an effort to locate stolen machines
This sending out OF circulars. i, is
explained in the report, is done at the
expense Of the Individual automobile
owners. There were 396.Ils such cir
culars sent out. Many people n!sc
left the city surrcptitiousiy. as 1861
persons were reported missing i,r the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


me Woman's Auxiliary TO thc
,hiidren'S Home Society ~ vir.ini',
vii mold an Important m.,tin. ~
a!'.rhoon OF February is at / o'ciock
a. me Y. w. 6. ~. instead of mex;
the meeting i"'
Hnrrial l.cnt"n services will lie held
~ 'Snichcm Lutheran Church. Sixth
ana clay streets every Wednesday
evening at Sis o'clock. commcnciu.
WITH Ash Wednesday. Rev. Richard
tir.ch OF Baltimore. is CONDUCTING
these services.
Employees Of III" Virginia Railway
ana lower Company. their families
ana ana friends: Will he entertained nj the
d r,yNtrH"ir ~ on Thursday evening
! pictures. music ana short talks ar. on
/ the program. which * under the III
,rsction OF General Secretary w r
| Zines, OF the "Y.''
Howard 7. Cree. director Of the
government savings organization OF
the Firth Federal Reserve District.
WI speak on Financial Problems OF
IN. Modern BUSINESS WoiNrn." at the
reGuiar weekly meeting Of the Wo-
mans Advertising club today. The
melting Viii be. held in Il private
,"'In M MaXime'S. with luncheon at
WI! rrcccdc MIR Crcc's talk.
Miss Roberta Wexford. field direct
or OF the Virginia League Of Women
voters. viii address the meeting OF
ne fdrcn;-Tcachcrs' Association Of
hr Wcsthhmpton School. Rio Vista.
tomorrow afternoon at . O'Clock Miss
( Nclliord's subject will bc the work
Of the Richmond League OF Women
l. oi"rs. Tn" mcctin. is in charge Of
MISS l"tte Evans. principal OF the
! school
y committee to look into the mai
! Ter %! " dCntHl clinic for the children
Hticniii. the Rcilcmcadc school was
appointed AT Il meeting Of the Com
tnGhiiy League Of the school. held re-
| Gently The Bcilcrcadc League has
/ ACCOMPLISHED Il number OF Things for
! The school, which include purchasi sing
| b" pihno. library. couch. medicine
| equipment. and The formation OF poul :
| Try and home demonstration clubs
! officers or III" League are: r. l.. 0v-
! crLy. president: Miss Meade Jude.
Vice president; Mr.. Taylor. secretary,
aud John Gary, treasurer.
Tho Parent Teachers Association
Of Robert L.. lee School will hold its
regular monthly meeting this after
moon at gao o'clock In tho school, IA
} was announced yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
K. OF c. OFFICER RESIGNS
POST WITH ORGANIZATION
T.. vi. IimminS, Financial Secretary
in Richmond, Gives Up
His Position.

T.. NJ Timmins. financial secretary
"' the knights OF Columbus in Rich
mond' rendered his resignation to
The organization last ni.h, AT a meet
inS held in McGill's Union. Ninth and
Grace Streets. The vacancy Will he
filled at the next meeting of the
order.
ihlrtH-two new candidates for
membership were initiated last ni.ht
ana IN tile present membership drive
Il Is hoped to Increase the nihcr by
between 800 and 900 men here.
New members initiated at the meet
ing were:
Joseph G. Mess'ey Leo l.. Schu,,.
Henry J.. Caravati bro Inr.rlyn
John i. klebcr: II. :. ,'nstnr,
Michael l.. Moore f:d,y.,-d ~ FLETCHER
Francis J. Mckinney I"cliX LpE'-nft,
y. St-inbrcchcr Jr. T. s Murrhy
J"S' iS:aruon Thos. ~ tdi"g;y
W. j. FincGan. Jr. Iosenh q Y.,ss
Thomas =. Icnnns Patrick M,t.,nu,I
'"nh y. walsh Edward l.. Kicb"rt
nnrr'hhn hossi .los"Ih !. Weber
,,,na-. r. ilrSeinhn John W. S"Iy
Sis,,nt. -, .,,, I.ucian Z, r"yroni,t
los. +. Moore. .Ir. Joseph y iioran
me order expects To Civ" tho third. o-
major u's'ee. shortly after Easter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08

special l-cnt"n services will lie hell
IA H.,hIchcm Lutheran Church. sixth
ana Gay streets, every Wednesday
"Ntnihs at S;l5 o'clock. commencing
Win Ash "Wednesday. Rev. Richard
Eir.ch, OF Baltimore. is CONDUCTING
these services S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08

me annual meeting Of III. Ladies.
w.iIi - ~ 'hc ISlthmond GrayS
inn;cbt -, ~ tnc trays ArmOry
nr IT,, III; tioch Tor inc purpose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08

ne Woman's Auxiliary TO tho
n,idrenS Home Society ~ Virginia
NJ n"id an important meeting Inc,
-, OF February Is at I O'Clock
m w. {. ~. instead of mex;
.rl"ay, which is The regular day for
the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
5000 Articles ra,,ncd.

Rejecting the money StriuEency
which the country has passed through
the figures show that 10000 articles
We're pawncd by RichmondcrS in the
last year. II is a we'll known fact
that some OF the most prominent
citizens here sometimes visit the
rawmshors and give their jcwclry
into the Keeping Of uncle" FOR "a
time in return for Il loan. which ,acy
do not desire to ask :rom their friends
for ono reason or another.
People her. are about as careless.
cities, for l4S of them wer" easy
picking i'r thieves in 1920. OF :hi<
number ninciy-thrcc have been re-
covered and hfty-hvc arc still
missing.
There were eight murders commit
ted in the last wear In five cascs
the murderer was arrested and In
three the murderer is stiil at large
There were 400 cases of accidcu; re-
ported Ia the detective department.
Ia the year Captain Wright has AN
swcred "a total OF 2.S4i letters and 7Oi
kilograms have been received and an
swcrcd.
Photographs and ,inscrprints were
made OF 5Gi persons charged with
crime. Captain Wright makes sic-
ciai mention OF all his men az dcs.rv-
ing OF great credit. The men are
Lieutenant Bryant AID Serscants
Hcrtucci punfy, Waymack. Tucr
Organ. Tinslcy. Kcilam. Atkinson.
Thurman. Gentry and Tolcr. Captain
Wright asks for four new men for his
Office. TO which nearly every com
plant is finally referred. lie says:
Needs More Detectives.
Il find the numbcr OF detectives as
signed to this office absolutely inud..
quatc for The amour; of business that
is assigned to this Office would.
therefore. recommend the assignment
OF at least four additional men from
;hc uniform force on probation. ana
To insure harmony, ! Suggest that the
captain of detectives be permitted to
select these men with the approval
of the chief Of police. But :ncn
alone do not constitute efficiency. nor
can efficient men give satisfactory re-
suits improperly equipped. or can
competent officers give eiiicicn, ser
vice unless they have the confidence.
moral and efficient support OF their
supcriors: without this their efforts
VIII amount To very little.
The line OF WORK an officer re-
ceires from this bureau starts with
nothing positive. his whole procedure
being based on assumption. and often
an honest effort can oc misconstrucd
10 the dctrimeut Of the officer which
Will lessen the morale or the entire
Department. would. therefore.
recommend that equipment previous
~ asked 70: by this department be
Installed. that we may be properly
equipped to give the citizens of Rich
mond practical and efficient service
rather taan excuses"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08

The order expects To give the third or
major degree. shortly after Easter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08

Tho i'ar"ntTcachers' Association
Of Robert L.. lee School will hold it's
regular monthly meeting this after
moon at gao o'clock In the school, "A
was announced yesterday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-22
3Cantnbeli.Hall

a marriage which will be Of In
erest locally owing 10 the popu-
Iartty ot,both the bride and groom
y tlig city took place this morn
g u Morgantown, when Miss
y y. Hall became the bride Of
II Campbell.
The marriage took place at ten
clock u the home Of the BRIDES
pafents. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. J. Hall at
MoTeantown and was witnessed by
the immediate family. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
rapp; Of Morgantown. Following
NE ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Camp.
ben left In their touring car for a
trips 70 Eastern points and visit
p NJ Campbell's parents at But
lers KY.
The bride was becomlngly cos
tuned Ia o coat suit OF dark blue
tricptIne with which she wore har.
tnonising accessories and a cor
sage Of pink roses and valley lilies.
Both Mr.. Campbell and his
bride were until recently resi-
dents Of this city. Miss Hall came
mere three and a half years ago
TShea5the Fairmont State Bank was
organized and served That institu-
ton most efficiently as teller She
vas not only prominent In local
banking circles but was also popu-
lar socially during her residence
sero and was closely identified
with the Business and Profession.
81 Women's club. She left this city
fpt1r weeks ago for her home at
Morgantown, telling her friends
she would take six weeks vaca.
lion and the announcement OF her
marriage came as a surprise to
many Of them though her intimate
, f5enas were told that she would
not return. She Is also prominent
IN business and social circles in
Morgantown where she has resided
| Xor some time. being descendant
Of q we'll known family of that
city. She was educated at the
West Virginia State university.
Mfs Campbell is a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. y. 7. Campbell, of Butler, Ky.
and was located here for some
Time. being associated with the
Eairmont Electric Service company
ON Monroe street. He was also
popnlar In business and social cir
cles during his residence here. He
went % Morgantown some time
ago where he Is associated with the
National Electric service Of that
city. BE is a splendid young man
and is asgraduate Of the University
/ Of Kentucky.
Atthe completion Of their wed.
ding Journey they will return 10
Morgantown and will reside on
Grand street, South Park, Morgan.
town.
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Seh., IS tho guest 81 her son. Il. Il.
Schmidt on East Park ayennn
g. n Hunter ana Hrs. Ffarik
Joyce, q pittsbufEh are guest q
Mrs Anna Hunt 1t her home; 90
Benoni avenue. 4
Mrs.. Fred Stanton, o. Charles.
ton, Va. Is the guest Of her cousin,
Mrs. Nina Miller Thuni, at her
home on Fairmont avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-22
,Weddinp Today

A number Of guests arrived here
during yesterday and today to at
tend the marriage OF Miss Angela
Hart daughter OF Mrs. John P. Hart
and Robert Tonry, also Of this city
which takes place this afternoon at
o'clock at the Fairmont Country
club. Among the number here are
Miss Elizabeth McAneny, Johnstown
Pa; Miss Bernice Belstell, Of
Greensburg, Pa; Miss Rosemary
Dunlevy, Pittsburgh: Miss, MARY
Harris. Pittsburgh; Mrs. Frank Ire
Der. Buckhannon and her daughter
and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Worth
Forman, Philadelphia; Mr.. Charles
Tonry, Westernport, Md; the IA
Their Of Robert Tonry; Mrs. Thomas
Campbell. Piedmont. and Miss Bella
Tonry, Westernport.
The marriage will be attended by
the immediate family and intimate
friends. tho guest list to include
about rs. The great hall Of the club
house was transformed into a bow
or Of beauty today. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. P. j..
Deviney Of st. Peters Catholic
church. Miss Hart will be attended
by her sister, Miss Lucille Hart as
maid OF honor and her small sister,
Miss Ruth Fart will be the flower
girl, while the Misses Eleanor Hite
and Mary Nlcodemus and John Hart
will be the ribbon bearera. Mrs.
Worth Forman of Philadelphia will
play the wedding march md prev
ious to the ceremony Frank Jordan
will sing.
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20

Mrs George Herlsngen. otBaiti!
more. formerly OF TIM city. is the
guest of'Mrs. Fitzhugn as her home
in the Simon addition.
A son was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest satterfield at their
home on Pleasant street.
Miss Ruth Galliher. of Halleck.
and her brother William. are spend.
ing today in the city the guests of
Mrs. 3. e. Terick at her home on
Pierpont avenue.
Walton Miller, Of the National
Bank OF Fairmont, is in New York
on business this week.
Mrs. Marie Schmidt. Of Lincoln,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-22
vEAL BIRDS

Cut veal outlet into require j pot-
lions md sIice each ono Through
the center. sprsad one hSit with 4
layer Of bread dressing. Lay the
other half on top and tie with d
cord to keep In shape, Fry IA hot
drippings and remove strings before
serving.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-22
Mrs. Morgan Hostess.

Mrs. E. F. Morgan will be "at
home at the Mansion Monday aft.
ernoon. This is the last. OF her
series Of "at homes" which she has
been observing the first and third
Mondays during the months OF
April. May and June. Mrs. Morgan
is charming hostess and her many
friends have enjoyed the series OF
"at homes."-Charleston Gazette.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-22

Prof. and Mrs Walter R. Barnes,
the former teacher of English in
the Fairmont State Normal school.
are leaving the latter part OF the
week for Charleston where they
will spend a week en- route to
Philadelphia where Prof. Barnes
will teach during the summer at
the University OF Pennsylvania
They will return here this fall to
reside,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-22

The Par Mar club will hold an
invitation dance on Thursday
ovnning Of this week instead of
Friday as previously announced.
The dance will be held at the
Masonic Temple and Twins Pep
orchestra OF Pittsburgh will furnish
the music.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-22

DR.. Ernest Yost Of Washington, D.
G., Is here to spend a week with his
parents, Dr.. and Mrs. D. L. L. Yost
at their home on Locust avenue. DR..
Yost is house physician this year at
Georgetown university hospital hav.
ing received his internship last year
at the Providence hospital in Wash
ington. He expects to return to Ralr
mont in the fall and practice medI-
cine.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-22
FOR MINnowl,a

Powdered whitening Is fine for
cleaning windows. Make a thin
paste of whitening and water and
rub It over the glass. Wipe It off
with a soft cloth and polish.
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Class to Meet

The Asher Business Girls Bible
class will meet tomorrow evening
at $3.50 o'clock at the "Y" for the
regular weekly meeting. Supper will
be served and a study of the Bible
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STRONGER Nerves

Pure organic phosphate, known
to Fairmont Pharmacy and most
other druggists as Bitro- Phosphate,
is what nerve-exhausted, tired.out
people must have to regain nerve
force and energy. That's why It's
guaranteed.
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Have Guest

Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Huntington
have as their guests at Their homo
on View avenue the latters sisters,
Mrs. G. W. Irwin and Mrs. Lillian
Hatcher, both Of Springfield, Mol
They will remain here for several
weeks.
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Golf Tomorrow

Those who will partake OF the
luncheon tomorrow at the Country
cub which will be served In con.
nectton with the golf tournament
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-22

MI and Mrs. L. J. Krom are en-
pertaining at their home in the west
End Mrs. William Hepburn Clark
of New York city.
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Class TO Meet

The J. Q. Watson class OF 1916 Of
the Fairmont High school will meet
Thursday evening at Z o'clock at
the Fairmont Hotel. Mr.. Watson
will be present on this occasion and
matters Of interest will be discussed