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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27
RIVEsVILLE
Sunday Services.

ASahhaE 5NA NASS5s
Sunday School Sunday morning
at nine thirty. The superintendent,
George Hamrick, kindly invites ali
persons of the town to attend this
service. Strangers will also be
heartily welcomed. There will be
preaching Mt ten-thirty by Rev. A.
y. Walton. the regular pastor. This
will be the last Sunday morning
service for this conference year.
Class Recital.
On Sunday evening at seven
thirty the music pupils of Mrs.
Arlice Billingsley Lowe will give
q recital. The class will be assist
ed by Mrs. Schlanter, Miss Stewart
and Rev. A. j. Walton. The follow
ing pupils will have part in the
evenings entertainment. Gertrude
Wilson, Gertrude HORACE. Mary
Helms, Lois Yost, Jessamine Nc
Dowell, Margaret Wilson, Grace
Mccoy, Elinor DeTurk. Lucy Mar
garet Powell. Evelyn Riggs, Villa
Lee Davis, Elizabeth Barker, Maud
Mortified, Olive SNYDER, Mary RO-
mino, Gae Eddy, Grace Glasscocls
and Lulu Hamrick. No admittance
will be charged but a free will offer
ing will be taken for the benefit of
the Methodist church. South, at
which place the recital will be held.
Corn and Weiner Roast.
Honoring Joseph Cappington,
who was the guest of relatives
here from Oil City, Pa. Waller
Philips and Russell Smith enter
tanned number Of Rivesville and
Fatrmont young people on Monday
evening at a corn and weiner
roast. A very merry evening was
spent by all participating. The
following were included in the par
tv: Mr.. and Mrs. v. B. Tucker,
the Misses Marie Stockert, Mary
Gaskill. Jessie and Nettie Hawkins,
Anna Arnett, Dora May and Alma
Smith, Elizabeth Barker Jane
Spedden, Hattie Smith. Lois
Philips and the Misses Dixon, Of
Pittsburgh, who are visiting Ar
nettsvillc relatives, Messrs., Josenh
Sappington, Russell Michael. Vir-
I'll Jackson. Werner Hamrick, Elmer
RidCley, Harold Clayton. Walter
Philinps, Polk Straight, Carl John
son, Robert Meredith and others.
Class Entertained.
The True Blue Sunday school
class was entertained very charm
inglv on Thursday evening by Miss
Gladys Stewart. After an in
structive business meeting an en-
jovahle social hour was spent after
which the hostess served the class
with dainty refreshments.
Entertaine dat Dinner.
Mrs. W. A. Fetty and daughter
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the students have not always bean.
alone to blame. 1t being pretty wei
understood that at times some par.
ents have been allowing the actions
Of their children to pass without
a word Of protest or advice, which
only made matters worse. It IS
possible that the new committee
may have to have a few educational
classes for grown-upS, although If
the youth is reached properly first
the entire matter will be solved.
It was pointed out at the meeting
last night that Fairmont must
wake up and get some school spirit
by turning out for all games. Wes-
ton, Clarksburg, Warrington,
Fairview and other places rally
around their high school athletes
and give them 100 per cent back
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FopAY,S KWIz
Reg Pdg. o. s. Pat. Off.
Answers to Yesterdays XVII

A1swers to Yesterdays XVIII
John Milton. the poet, wrote
sPaTadise LOST.
Gibraltar. a seaport belong
ing 70 England, is situated in the
south Of Spain. 1t Is one Of
Europe,s strongest fortresses.
3rhe first FrInch Revolution
vas from May 5. 1889 70 July 81,
zThe state Of Georgia was
named after King George II of
England.
6-The spanlsh-Americau war
from IT'S opening to close lasted
III days
sGreat Britain declared war
egatns Germany August 4, 1914.
7Fables are stories in which
antmals and tranimate things are
represented as having the attribute
OF human beings.
s-yermopt and Virginia are the
states beginning WITH the letters
s@The diameter OF the sun is
estimated at $50. 900 miles.
10 Mecca. a city Of Arabia is
eeiebrated as the birthplace OF Mo-
hammed ;ltsis therefore the object
Of many devout pilgrimages.
New Questions
1-Whatis an ibisH
Which was the last state ad-
mitted to the Union7
s=what Is a mistral?
What Is Iowa's state flower?
5For wbtea month Is the to-
paz the birth stone2
(Which state has Hope for
It's mottoi
How does the surface or the
moon compare in area with that
OF Europef
(Which are our two nearest
planetary nelghbors?
sHow pany sheets in a qulre
Of paper?
IoTIn the days of tie Eigh-
teenth Amendment, how much al
eohoI was there in beer:
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Pathological
Questions

questions
How old was Josiah when he
assembled the throne Of Judah?
Whose son was ne?
S-Wdat character d. he bear7
4-How soon did he begin to
manifest his piety7
What was the first retor-
nation he effected7
6-what discovery was made
IN cleansing the temple7
How was Josiah killed.
S-Where was he slain?
s-How was the news OF sis
death received by, his people?
1o-How long had Josiah reign
ed? ....-...........-.-. :.
Answers to Yesterdays Questions
God punished Judah with the
Syrian army for their idoaltry.
2-Joash was punished by great
diseases.
a-Toash was killed BY his OVID
servants.
4-Joash's son Amazian. sue
eeeded him to the throne =.
6-Amaziah introduced the gods
Of Edom..
7-Amaztah was killed by his
own people.
s-sehnachertb was killed By
his own sons.
s-Nineveh was the capital n
the Assyrian empire.
1orA famine in Israel was a
proof Of Gods anger against sim,
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them up. Harvey Wilson was also
out OF the car and he was quite
angry.
The boys claim there was much
swearing among the two men and
much Of 1t was directed at the boys.
Tho Jolly woman said that she OK.
pected they would all be in the hos
pital by night but she would Ger.
tainly be sorry II the boy, Phtlll.
Criss, who was not her own, got
hurt. The boys were there when
Lanham borrowed McCray's pump.
Their stories corroborated his at
this point. Willis Denham's testl.
mony was the same as Frank
Reeds.
DR.. Ramage was the witness that
was being examined at press time
He saw no indications that the In.
jured persons were under the influ
ence OF intoxicants, Whon he was
able to talk after the accident Ian
ham said that he did not remem.
Der how 1t happened as he was very
sick.
1t was believed that the tire tina,
Lanham pumped up did not have
sufficient air in II and this would
have made 1t hard 10 guide and with
the man sick the accident might
have happened from those causes
The faulty steering gear was also
perhaps cause, It was thought.
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Ia
ing, while Faifmott allows ia
school boys to fight out their eons
tests the best they can without
only feeble support from the citi-
Eens.
There was a fine spirit shown at
the meeting, and 1t Is very likely
that when Frank Ice runs his play
ers out on the field for the home
games this season, there will DO
several present for the battle Be.
sides the officials and the opposing
team.
Five or SIX hundred season tie,
kets should be sold over and above
the 200 that have already been
taken care Of. Tickets NAV be Sc.
cured from The Times Office, The
West Virginian, 7. D. Cornell and
A. G. Martins. Tickets will be on
sale elsewhere in a few days.
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JUSTIN CORP TO
Continued from par. one,


will have the largest enrolment
OF students and the largest grad.
uating class. The building has al.
ready become too small for the
number who wish TO attend and
the construction of new high
school building Is already plan.
ned, but will not likely materialize
before the first Of next year. Fair.
view is enthusiastic over the out.
look. and 1t is believed that with
the fine spirit of cooperation that
he people OF his district have al.
ways shown with those Interested
in school work, that Paw Paw dis.
trict bids fair to be a leader in ed.
ucation in the state.
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MSS MARTENY BURIED.

The funeral OF Miss Mary Eliza
both Marteny who died Thursday
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Edward Marteny at Norwood,
was held this afternoon at three
o'clock from the family residence
and burial was made In the Mead.
owdale cemetery by Undertaken
Musgrave and Son. The funeral
was largely attended by relatives
and associates of the young woman.
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plcNlcKERs KILLED.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-Two
persons were killed and eight 9th.
ers injured today when a truck
went over an eight foot embank.
ment near DEACON, Pa. The truck
was one OF IL from Philadelphia en-
route to Valley Forge for a days
outing.
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Presbyterians At
Methodist Church

There will be no church services
either morning or evening at the
First Presbyterian church, but the
congregation has been extended a
cordial invitation TO worship with
the congregation Of the First NJ.
E. church.
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MoNoNcAH meant pIEs.

Robert Owens Mcdonald, the five
months old son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
F. o. Mcdonald, died at the home
of his parents at Monongah last
evening. The funeral took place to-
day and burial was made in tbs.
Shaver cemetery at Monongah by
Undertaken R. L. Cunningham.
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Tax Bill WILDE
Put Ahead Of Tariff.

WASHINGTON, Aug. q. = The
senate finance committee decided
today to put the tax bill ahead Of
the tarifl. Consideration OF the
revenue measure will begin next
Thursday by which time hearing
on the tariff already scheduled will
have been concluded.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27
Two Men Killed
At Torpedo Plant

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 81
Two men arc known to have been
killed and several injured when an
explosion occurred early today In
the plant Of the Coppen Tube Man
company, East Proyi.
dence, Railroad torpedoes are
manufactured at this plant. The
explosion shook the whole city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

Meeting Postponed-The meet
ing Of the Paw Paw district Sun.
day School officers called for TO.
morrow at Ballah chapel has been
postpone done week on account Of
conflicting date. At the meeting
next week the distric convention
program will be drawn up. The
convention meets at Marvin chapel,
Sept. Is.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

Chapter Meeting Orient Chap.
ter. 8. Royal Arch Masons, will con.
fer the council and most Excellent
Master degree upon seven candl.
dates at next Monday nights meet
ing in Masonic Temple.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

Opens store-Today the Atlantic
Z Pacific Tea Company opened an
other store in the Yost building,
l03 Fairmont avenue, which is but
several doors away from its orig
nal location. R. W. Bartlett, Simp-
Ion, w. Va, Is the manager.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27
IPo Master And
Wife Murdered

EoGALEs, Ariz., Aug. 27.-Frank
Pearson, postmaster at Ruby. Ariz.,
90 miles west Of hero, and his wife,
were killed and his sister.in.law
seriously wounded yesterday by
seven armed bandits. according to
reports received here early today.
Tho shooting took place at the
postofflce after which the store
which Pearpon conducted was loot
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Clerks on vaeation-Miss MARY
Gauhan and George Smith, clerks
at the Fairmont postoffice, are now
of duty on their annual vacation.
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ing at Jefferson street. a. short
strcuit between the ears completely
burned q trolley jumper In two,
throwing fire for many feet IN all
directions.
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Locals to Acknowledgement thirty
and forty members Of Fairmont
Lodge Of Moose will attend the
joint outing Of the Morgantown
and Point Marion lodges Of Moose
at a park near Point Marion, Pa,
on Sunday. The Fairmonters will
leave early Sunday morning, the
majority going by auto.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

K. 7. MeetIns-Last evening Cru.
SADIE Commandery, 8, Knights Tenn.
plar, conferred degree work at Ma.
sonic Temple There was a fair
sized attendance. Hon. Scott G.
Lowe, Fairmont, deputy grand com.
mander Of the Grand Commandery
OF West Virginia, conducted the
work.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

Short circuit-Several pedestri-
ans and passengers barely escaped
injury at 8 o'clock this morning
when tho Fairnont and Clarksburg
nterprban was coming into the sid
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.rrHER

West Virginia
Partly cloudy
and somewhat
warmer tonight.
Showers on Sun
day.
Local Headings
+ p Han, OBJ.
Temperature at s
a. m. today So.
Yesterdays
weather clear;
tpmneraff1rn
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on Wrong Road-Junior Ken
uedy, aged about FIVE years, start
I'd to walk to the home of relatives
At Golfax yesterday. He lost his
way, was picked up at Rivesville
and taken to the home of J. A,
Walton ct Rivesyille. In the mean
time the father Of the boy, Samuel
Kennedy, had made complaint to
the police department and the city
officers were searching the city for
the youth when about one hour
later he was located at Rivesville
and brought back home about one
O'Clock this morning.
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- 80 s:.ssGAe -
sides fhen carefully tolu COZ ed
line ! It's entire length. Then
dotted line .. and 80 on. Fold each
lection underneath accurately.
When Completed turn over and
fou,il find q surprising result. ss7e
he pictures.
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maximum So; minimum so; precl-
pitatio1 none.
River N q feet, falling.
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Hospital Patlents-I. E. Tucker,
p Fatryiew, Is a patient at Cook
HOSPITAL. Little Helen Heron,
aged three, daughter OF Fred Her
ron. had her tonsils removed today
q Cook. Vernon Bernard, Of Rich.
ard. w. Va, underwent a major
operation today at Cook hospital.
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MIND YOUR OWN Bus1-

VIM 1OOK OWN BUSI-
NESS:-He that passeth by, and
msddlethlwith strife belonging not
70 him, is Ike one that taketh a
dog by The ears.-Poverbs 26:
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~ This On Your Wise Friend

GTg This On Your Wise Friend
II herring and a half cost
q cent and a half. what will
wtleye and one half herrings
Answer to yesterdays:
BE filled the three-quart
can and poured It into the
i've ;then repeated the
Performance, until the five
quart can was full This left
him quart in the three
quart can.
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them up. Harvey Wilson was also
out OF the car and he was quite
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Miss Once, Mrs. Charles Merri-
field and daughter, Miss Maud
Mortified, Of Hawkenberry Hol-
low, and little Miss Ellen Ruth Coo
gle were 4 party who were enter
tanned at dinner at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. W. Amos on Thursday
Of this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Drivers May
Play All.Stars

With one victory TO it, credit IN
the fight for the city Class u CHAM
planship. the Woodmen Of the World
Headquarters leans, champs OF ihs
Greater Omaha loop aud Saturday
Class u winners, il determined 10
settle the championship honofs ior
the 1921 season. when !, clashes
Sunday with the X. OF {. Columbias.
Saturday the Headquarters viii
clash ~ the second game for the
Saturday Class u trophy with th'
First NJ, r., Mcihodists, league yiG.
ncrs ot the Church loop, '
The Council Bluffs All.Slars prob
ably will play the Dfiye-lt.Your.
sells, local Class 4 city champion.
SUNDAY, II was announced by OF.
licialS oi the Municipal Amateu,
Base Ball association. These game.
will all be played at Fort Omaha.
Fred krajccik. second baseman
who has taken the mound fcycra
times this season. will be in the box
Tor the Woodmen OF the World team
Saturday against the Church
lcaguers. and will be opposed by
Lawrence Custer, the pitching ace
OF the Church loop. Frank Me
Grath or Eddy McDermo,t will hurl
Tor the Woodmen Sunday, while
Smiling Clarence Smith will Of
ficiate for the Columbus.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
.Rickard Arranges
For Tournaments

Chicago Tribune Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
New York. Sept. 8.-Having
been severely stung in that Downey-
Wilson fiasco. Tex Rickard is step
ping along in a slow manner these
days. The promoter must be shown
now before ne makes a dive. No
more circus trucks for Tex.
Arrangements were completed by
Tex today for 157round match be-
tween Willie Jackson. the Bronx
lightweight. and Pete Hartley. Those
two boys had some difficulty in set
tling their differences recently, but
now everything has been arranged.
Included in Richards plans for
the coming season is a series Of
tournaments for the Simon Pure
amateur boxers, who never haggle
over conditions and arc never dis
ciplined for not trying.
Tex has completed arrangements
with Frederick, w. Rubin, president
Of the Metropolitan Association A.
a. u. whereby certain dates at
Madison Square Garden have been
set aside for amateur boxing tourna-
ments. The first set OF bouts will
be held on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, September 2l and 22.
Six classes will be represented in
this tournament, ranging from ITO
pounds to the heavyweight young
Sters.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Walter Cox Celebrates Fifty-Third
Birthday By Winning Feature Race
At Grand Circuit Harness Meet

Ill today, finished outside the money
Periscope wen, down 10 It's trs'
defeat OF the season IN he Charter
Oak event aud Grey Worthy, driver
by Cox. won the three heat' handily
The time Tor the first feat. 2:02H
as well as tina, Tor the second. 2:0jH
broke the record for the event.
In the third race Ruth Patch won
from field OF seven other 2:lO
PAGERS after a three-heat battle with
hlmaden Onward. hali.mlle track
horse, in which Berry's mount won
the second heat in a nose and nose
finish and all but overlook Ruth
Patch at the wire in the third.
Guaveta. driven by H?rry Brusie.
won the first heat OF the Swear. old
,rot by coming from behind and
catching The Great Nolo at the
wire. In the next two heats. how
ever. Guaveta broke, and The Great
Nolo had the race 10 itssli.
The summaries:
s:io pace. three heats, purse 81 100.
Ruth Patch. br. M. by rwlnhllng Dan,
tEdman) Isi,
Almnden osward. br. s. by Alaiaadenn
u. Berry si:.
Jay Mack, ch. h., By Liberty Jay, uIod.
son) $40.
Queen Able. blk. M. by Hal -, pt.
mani 5t.
Home Fast. Miss Rico and Evening
Gale also started.
Time. .:obt.: .:oGh.: ?:oj..
Greater Charter Oak stake, 2:O4 trol-
ting division. purse, $4,000,
Grey Worthy, gr. e.. by ASEorthy
(CoS) III.
Periscope. b. IN. by Silillco. tDcdge) :3..
u. Colorado. b. h. by Colorado T. III.
Fieming) 3a3.
Bonnie Del, b, q by Deicoronado.
l1Iinds) ga
Early Dreams. Peter coley and Charlie
Rex also started.
Time. 2:02h: 2:o3ia: s:O5.
Acorn, 3-year-old trot. purse s.. 00o
The Great Nolo. b. H., by Potter The
Great. tCox) I'll. 30
1876.
Betsy Chandler. blk m. BY J. Malcolm
Forbes. e.. Brusle) sac.
Finvarra. br. c., by Atlantic Express, II.
Flemng) 525.
Peter Pluto. Alta Quest. Silladar. David
Axworthy, Lee Lide and Little Mary also
Time, 2;06s; .:Osr,; 2:OSL,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Selects Catalina (
Island as Chicago's
Training Grounds

Chicago, Sept. 8.-Catalina island
on the Pacific coast will be the per-
fnanent training camp of the Chi
cago Nationals, William Veeck, pres
ident Of the club, announced yester-
day.
Mr.. Veeck said he. and Manager
Killifcr will go to the islands after
the close Of the season to build a
ball park.
The old custom, OF booking one
Gay games in variors parts Of Cali
fornia will be abandoned and in
stead the Cubs vii stage weekend
contests at Los Angeles, which club
recently was purchased by William
Nrigley. chief stakeholder OF The
C"bs. The practice games are to be
played at Catalina other days OF the
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Annual Horseshoe
Pitchers Tourney
Scheduled for Blair

Blair, Neb., Sept. s.-(Special y
The fourth annual Nebraska Iowa
Horseshoe pitchers tournament will
be held here Sunday, September 10
A large entry list is expected to
compete for the silver trophy cup
representing the championship OF
Nebraska and Iowa in the singles
The cup must be won twice to be-
come the permanent property OF the
holder.
Roy Sladen OF Calhoun, Neb., is
the Iowa-N Nebraska champion i'll the
singles, while DR.. Carpenter. Long
Pine, Neb., and Eph Lippincott,
Blair, arc the doubles champions.
Charles Shoemaker of Elk City is
president of the tourney, while
Charles Gaydou and Guy Cook,
Blair are vice presidents.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
NOT TOO LATE
YET :!

THERE'S still time for ad-
ditional base ball fans in
this territory to complete ar
rangements to attend the 1921
worlds series games as guests Of
The Bee.
Members OF The Bee party will
have all expenses Of the trip paid
for them. The Bee will furnish
transportation, hotel acconlmoda-
tons and tickets to games.
Reservations should be made
through writing or calling on Mr..
Parsons at The Bee Office. The
offer is open to everyone upon
compliance with certain condi-
tions that Mr.. Parsons will be
glad to explain.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Denver and Lincoln
May Join Western

When the Western league base
ball season swings into action next
season. Lincoln and Denver may
again be members of the circuit.
1t is wcll-known fact in West
crn league circles that Sioux City
and Joplin will not be in the loop
next season. Attendance atogamcs
in these two towns has been low all
season and il is doubtful if the Sioux
City and Joplin franchises remain
there next year.
Dick" Kinsella, scout for the New
York Giants, is in Denver at the
present time arranging to place a
Western league club in that city next
season.
Lincoln is eager to have Western
league base ball and has already con-
structed a bail park.
Both Denver and Lincoln. have
held franchises in the circuit before
and the chances of these cities re-
turning are bright.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
British Woman Golf
81. Champion Is III

Montreal, Sept. 8.-Another Eu-
ropean woman athlete coming to
compete in the new world has been
put temporarily out of the running
by throat ailment.
, Following the recent defaulting at
Forest Hills, N. Y, of Mile Suzanne
Lenglen, French tennis star. came
announcement today that Miss Cecil
Leitch, British woman golf cham
pion, is suffering from tonsilitis and
has been ordered by her doctor to
cancel all her engagements up to the
Canadiau woman's championship
tournament at Ottawa on September
18 to "a.