davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-11-06

ton p. Clark, Mrs. James r. Camp
bell of Connecticut: Mrs. william S.
Corby. Mrs. Selden NJ. Ely. Mrs. AL
bert johnson of Yakima, Wash. and
Mrs William NJ. Stuart
Evening star., 1921-11-06

tanned at luncheon yesterday at the
Columbia Country Club in honor of
her house guest. Mrs Edith Berry,
man Darnell Of San Francisco, Calf.
Invited to meet her were Mrs. Apple
Evening star., 1921-11-06

formerly of Washington. and now Of
recnwich. Conn, and New York city,
tnnounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Frances Gridley Kennedy,
Mr.. Johannes A. L. van den Iosch.
1r. Won den Bosch of Barn. Holland,
vas an officer in the Dutch navy, and
low resides part of the year in San
Iateo, Cal. The wedding is to take
lace this month.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Shirley have
given up their APARTMENT at tn
1aleigh, and are in tleir new homc
IT 1880 Decatur street northwest
They have with them as a guest 70;
The winter Mrs. Shirley's sister, Mis-.
Violet Haynes Of San Antonio. Tex.
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IA The course OF coal mining will be
graduated on June IN connection
with the annual eotnmencement ea-
eyeises q that istitntion This Is
y tiFo.yekt coltdse and Tech Il the
first con ge in america 10 graduate
! q class n coal minins, m N
The members Of class in eonl
mining, which composed the Coal
Miners Club win hold It's first han.
quet ut the untversity club, Pitts.
burgh. The speakers on this occa.
sion viii be Prof, Fred, Crahtree,
consulting engineer, Jones & Waugh.
lin steel plant, Pittsburgh; Capt
Edward steldle, superintendent Of
the cooperative mining course al
Tech; Prot Robert 2. Virgin, as.
sistant professor OF coal min ,ng and
W. 2. Price, assistant professor,
New Location
Donald Black, Pittsburgh, repre-.
sentative Of Coal Age, has resigned
that position to enter the employ
iot the Automatic Circuit Btaker con,
pany, Huntington.
Hsvs Struck Rock
The Mound City Coal company,
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the Pcnsy district there are Sc Il
consigned lcads OF coal and 10 OF
coke.
Installlns Machines
The Welt Summit Coal comp
Elarksbirg 6 Installing 9 jeffrey
short wall machine.
An arc wall machine Is being n.
stalled BY The Eastern Utilities
company at Lost Creek.
In New Position
C.. K. Brown, Moundsville, who
has been assigned to the northern
Pan Handle with work In Connection
with the extension work IN coal min
ing, WI v. o., has removed to Nor.
satown. He will bscome assistant
director OF the mining extension
work at the university.
To Hold Banquet
The mining Institute OF the north
ern Pan Handle Will hold q banquet
at The Mcclure, wheeling, on Sat
urday evening, May 81. The speak
ers will be r M. Lambie, Charles
ton, head Of the state department Of
mines, and Robert Q. Virgin. as
s.Stant professor Of coal mining
Carnegie School OF Technology,
Pittsburgh, a former Fairmonter.
The First Class
AT the Carnegie School Of Tech
nology, Pittsburgh, the first class
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1856 down against 2O7 yesterday and
2Os last Friday. On the Monongah
division $50 are idle the least mum.
Der since March 4. On the Monon.
gahela in West Virginia there are
81 down against the same number
yesterday and last Friday. on The
Western Maryland today more ara
working than for some time, Is be.
ing down, the least since May i
when there were IA. On the Charles.
ton division there were 66 down
against So yesterday and SO last
Friday. On the Pennsy end Of the
Monongahela SS are idle.
Unconsigned loads on the fore.
going roads today are ISL against
ISL yesterday. c,n the Monongah
division there are 10, one Of which
is coke; z on the Monongahela in
West Virginia; 10 on the Western
Maryland and "a on the Charleston
division. On the Monongahela in
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FRIDAY The Thirteenth
~ DIR WIlIIAaI 3. BARToN

was Pan, and hid to cross The English Channel tas huday
the twelfth day of tie month"; and panneto go nex day In he
hotel there good many people who also wanted get
Friday the thirteenth and they would not risk it
So we who sailed had plenty of room have crossed the English
moods including that give il is bad reputation but never have
Tip @ comfortably !. on hat day. = ' 'sS' a'''
The fine weather did not last The people who feared 10 risk The boa.
on Friday encountered storm on sah5y and had he dofor e
overloaded boat with most Of he passengers looking oyet he side into
The Last Supper was eaten with heen a. table onDs ,.
and because Of that fact nueable foolish people are afraid Of he
Der thirteen And Lois banquet with he GODS in Valaa as Od IN
The Morse legend ended nbannl for RaId M L;n,L Al s
Friday that was The day IF jesu crucif1oa
Thirteen IS good and very lucky number in America Manv inter
eng have occurred on The thirteenth, Of The month London
colonies said hat Is was Peculiarly Yankee nunS. : 1t
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Great Sale Of
Enamel Ware On

The F'airmont UndersellInc
Stores sale Of a solid carload Of
pure white enamelware started off
successfully today. AT noon the re-
ports OF local trade were very
gratifying while numerous mail or.
ders had been received from out Of
town patrons.
II. B. McNelce from the Repub-
lie Stamping & Enameling Co, of
Canton, Ohio, arrived this morning
to assist in handling the event.
1t is said that this sale will be
the greatest of its kind ever held in
West Virginia. Never before In
merchandising annals Of the state
has a full carload consisting OF
about 1000 pieces Of enamelware
being offered, The present instance
Is more notable because the mer-
chandise comes from one OF the
most reputable and probably larg.
est manufacturer In America and il
being offered at extremely low
prices.
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MINING INSTITUTE
tconLlnued ffona pane onal

CONTINUED From, page one,
the Monongah division on Thurs
day: Curtis Bay, 1872 cars; which
is stronger than earlier lin the week,
lakes. 10. Coal loaded east, 452 cars
which was the heaviest this week;
coal loaded west so cars.
Daily r. r. Fuel
Railroad fuel loading was very
poor on the Monongah division on
Thursday as there were but a. cars,
The B. & o. secured %.
Daily Production
Coal and coke loading In the Fair
mont region on Thursday was 727
cars, 1893 OF coal and 4. Of coke,
This was So short OF Wednesdays
regional loading but Q 6 stronger
than last Thursday.
Along the Monongah division 506
cars OF coal and coke were loaded
500 of coal and of coke, which d
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SPECIAL NOTICES
oRpER oF PUBLICATION


State Of West Virginia
At Rules held in the Clerks Of.
flee of the Circuit Court OF Marion
County West Virginia, on Monday,
the End day Of May 1921 the follow
ing order was entered:
Elsie j. Watstn, plaintiff; rs.
Lucy A. Price; Jesse A. Price; John
II. Watson; Harold H. swiger, an
infant, under the age Of twenty-one
years; John H. Watson, guardian
for Harold H. swiger, an infant IN.
der the age Of twenty-one years;
Ollie NJ. Adams Morr.s and H. L,
Morris, defendants, In Chancery.
OBJECT OF SUIT
The object Of the above entitled
suit IS TO secure a decree directing
the sale OF about fifty 500 acres OF
land, situate in the City OF FaIrmont
Independent District, Marion Coun-
ty, West Virginia, in VIII oh the par
ties In this suit, plaintiff and de.
PENDANTS, or those they represent,
are the only parties Interested IN
said land and to substitute the pro.
ceeds of sale for and to stand in the
place Of said property, tho said pro-
ceeds to be invested under direction
Of the Court; the said land being all
the same land, excepting six (si
small parcels. which George W.
Adams by last viii and testament,
devised 10 Harvey Adams, to have
and to hold for his natural life and
the remainder to his heirs, which
will ID Of record in the office Of the
Clerk Of The County Court OF said
County, in Will Book Number 3 at
page LAG; and which said life es-
tate the said Harvey Adams con.
veyed to The said plaintiff and to a
part OF the defendants In this suit;
by record in the said Clerks office
in Deed Book Number 1893 at page
1888, and the other dated January 4,
1915, and OF record in said Clerk's
office In Deed Book Number 20S
at page 244.
And It further appearing by affi-
uhVlt tiled IN TINS cause that Ollie
III. Adams Morris and H. L. Nor
| ris are non-residentB Of the State
OF West Virginia, 1t is ordered that
each Of them do appear here within
one month after date Of the first
publication hereof and do what Is
necessary to protect their interests.
It Is further ordered that. a copy
Of this order be published and post.
ed as required by law.
Given under my hand this End day
OF May, 1891.
L. A.cATHER, Clerk,
Trevey Nutter,
Counsel for plaintiff.
This order Is published for the
first time May 8, 1921, and Is to be
published once each week for four
successive weeks.
L, A.cATHER, Clerk.
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aHsal lGaa laARm an.
! QUESTIONS = ANSWERS lMH
bh@!@HE 5Ilg19 iV15 tAAM

Questions
l. To whom is the Book of Prov
cribs addressed?
2. BY whom was David tempted?
s. From whom had Ell descened?
Z. To what high office was Eli
appointed?
5. What commandments did MI
cab break?
6. Who was Isiah?
2. Who slew Zachariah?
s, Is there any prophesying OF 'Jo-.
nah's recorded besides the book
bearing his name?
0. What was Satan's first great
work?
10. What was the last city Ell
sha and Elijah visited before ELI
jah assembled to heaven.
Answers to Yesterdays Questions
/. Joshua burnt the city Of Hazor
with fire.
2, Boehim was called "weepers"
because the Iraelites wept there.
3. When the other kings Of Ca
man found that the Gibeonites had
made peace with Israel they Joined
in war against GIDEON,
4. Israel was commanded to bring
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IS short Of Wednesday but 80 more
than last Thursday.
Along the Monongahela there
were 221 cars loaded against the
same number on Wednesday and
l67 OF last Thursday.
No coal was loaded on the West
ern Maryland yesterday which has
not happened since the acute cal
shortage of last year excepting hol
idays.
On the Charleston division there
were A cars loaded against 20 OF
Wednesday and 20 last Thursday.
HeIu1ar Is Working
The Helmar Coal company's mine
Nina along the Monongahela rail.
way began to work again this week
1t Is understood that this firm Is
loading New York Central fuel. The
capacity Is 10 cars a day.
N. W. Va. Loading
Railroads in northern West Viz.
glnia on Wednesday Of this week
had 95S cars Of coal loaded on them
This was against 1928 on wednes.
day Of last week.
Mine ldleness
In northern West Virginia today
there are 252 mines down. This IL
against $40 on Thursday and 27a
last Friday.
Fairmont region proper today has
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.CONSOL PARTY
MAKING "TRIP
Inspecting Holdings In
This Section During
Day

Nine Pullman coaches brough
the party Of officials OF the Con
solidation Coal company and {
group Oh eastern bankers to clarks
burg this morning. From Clarks
burg the party went by special in
terurban car over the NJ. v. T. lines
to Ida May, Carolina. 0wings ant
Wyatt operations OF the company
Late this afternoon the party vii
visit the Rivesville power plant, tht
West Virginia Metal Products
company, the new million dollal
viaduct, which spans the Monon
gahela river and other plants ant
places Of local interest. Autos vii
convey the party over the city.
Tonight Col. G. w. Watson, chair
man OF the board Of directors Of the
Consolidation Coal company, will
entertain the party at his home
Fairmont Farms. Late tonight tbs
party will leave for the Pennsyl
vania and Maryland fields, which
they will inspect Saturday and ther
they will leave for New York city
arriving there Sunday morning.
There are 81 in the party. Somt
Fairmont people Joined the party
for inspection OF the Fairmont fielt
only in addition to the 81.
Those in the party are as follows;
]. D. Buchanan, John e. Bucking
ham, Willis H. Booth, 7. D. Crock
er, w. W. Colpitts, ]. N. Camden
Robert x. Cassatt, Bertram Cutler
Raymond B. Fosdick, j. G. Fen
hagen, v. L. Highland, George A
Baird, NJ. j. Goble.
T. Edward Hambleton, A. B
Koontz, A. s. Knowles, B. A. Lin
derman, w. Bladen Lowndes, Aces
ia Nichols, John Tracy, Walter s
McLucas, James Alexander.
Edward c. o'Rear, A. H. s. Post
J. D. Stewart, Alden s. Blodgett
Frank Altschul, w. L. Andrews, e
L. Booth, A. w. Galloway, S. D
Camden, Ralph Crews, S. H. z
Freund, Edward Hamlin.
F. R. Lyon. Samuel McRoberts
E. N. Mancourt, q. N. Saunders
c. W. Watson, F. W. Wiltshire
Stanley A. Russell, Thomas L. Lo
gan, James W. Weir.
A. x. Bowles, e. H. Garner, g. A
Chambers, H. A. Damcke, F. @
Davis, G. E. Davis, Brooks Elem
ing, Jr., G. NJ. Gillette, C. l.. Green
Frank Haas.
]. s. Holbrook, ]. L. Jacoby, W
H. Kramer, W. A. Leetch, A. 3
Lennon, William McGreevy, Geo
Akola, Murray Wiltshire, DR.. G. J
johnson, Walton Miller.
]. e. Parsons, E. R. Price, T. H
Richardson, J. G. Smyth, G. H
Tarleton, H. g. Thomas, A. T. Wat
son, George T. Watson, ]. o. Wat
son, Jr., W. NJ. Wiltshire.
Graeme Turnbull, r. Delevante
c. r. Chatterton, A. e. Thurness
T. F, Quinn, 3. NJ. Mancourt, Jr.
7. Taylor Smith, Charles F. Uhl
j. E. Watson, Jr.
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Kills Pesky
Bed Bugs
r. ID. @.

Just think. Q $50 box Of P. D. Q. Pesiy
Devils Quletlsl, makes o quart, enough to
ktll million bodhuga, reaches. tleRB or
coolies and stops fltur0 generations by
1iirE the eggs and does not injure tho
liquid ORE 10 the bedhuss l. what P,
D, q. 10 Ike. hedbuSs stand a. good
chance as . SNOWFALL In Justly famed
fe9t resort Potent spout free In every
package q I. p. 9. % enable you 70 lali
Look for tho devils head on every box
then you'll have what Hospitals have
found 10 be the best insect ieide known to
seiance. Special Hospital hEe $3.50
makes ave Enllona-contains 8 6pouts-
paid upon Sreceipt Of prlce BY the owl
Chemical Co., Terro Haute, Ind. Genu.
tne r, D. o, 70 nayer peddled. I1
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ARNoLp's STATEMENT.

CHARLESTON, w. ", May 10,
THE trouble in Mingo county
yesterday was simply a demonstra'
ton OF discomfort" said Colonel
Jackson Arnold, superintendent Of
the Department OF Public Safety,
today. Il believe such occurrences
will occur intermittently until the
strike trouble is settled there"
Colonel Arnold said he had not re.
ceived further report from Mtngo
county and that in his opinion the
fatalities will not exceed two. The
governors office was without in,
formation from the War depart
ment.
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FODAY's XVIII


Answers TO Yesterdays XVIII
/. a prawn Is a small marine
,r1istacean, allied to the shrimp.
2, Queenss metal Is an alloy Of
in, intitnony lead and blsmuth.
3. Queens ware Is a cream col
,red earthenware.
i Neapolltans are Inhabitants of
Naples.
.. a toe sin Is an alarm bell.
g. The birth stone for April IL
he diamond or the sapphire.
Anglomania Is an excessive
recollection for everything that is
english
s. Angloph obia Is an intense aver
;icn Tor or fear OF everything Eng
ish,
o The largest city Of Louisiana
Is New Orleans.
10. splint coal is a variety of
coal with q slaty structure.
New Questions
4. What Is tomcod?
2. What IS yirago?
3. What lisa quetsal?
4 What Is the birth stone for
Nay
). What Is a druid?
6 What Is a dryad?
q. What Is the largest city in
Nancy
s. What is sweet-briar?
o Where are the Allegheny
niountains2
10. what IS a pigskin?
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the silver aud gold into the treasury
OF the lord at the destruction Of
jericho.
d The Book of Deuteronomy was
written d little before Moses death.
9 After the Numbering Of the 10
raelites II was found that only ca.
ieb and Joshua were left Of the ones
who had come out Of Egypt.
4, Balaam proved himself bad BY
his Infamous advice To- Balak "a
tempt the 1sraelites.
8. The man who gathered sticks
In Numbers Is was stoned to death,
0. Ezekiel was q priest and a
prophet.
10. Three thousand Philist.nes
went to the top Of the rock Etam
to bind Samson.
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Marriage demonstrating ii.
cenSes have been issued BY County
Clerk Lee N. satterfte1d to the fol-
lowing: Floyd David Glass; 25, Of
Canton. Ohio and Margaret Flor.
ence Cox, 25, Fairmont, James D.
Mullen % and Mary l. Hinkel, II,
both Of Fairmont.
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MoundHvFiie. which has had son
difficulty IN sinking shaft
stskins running ground nave
last struck rock sfors rock W.;
straek Il was necessary to SSerk |
locks and keep the running 80 Il
from caylng ii ~ means OF air r.
sure. The probabilities are
concrete viii be resorted TO in ., M
To brace up the shaft,
Many Applicants
BY the passage OF a bnl b. q
legislature and signed by the IN
ernor the staff Of mining inspected
VIII be increased four. Its said INA
scores OF applicants are after th
several appo ntments.
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THIS WEATHER.

Partly cloudy 10.
night and Satur'
day cooler.
Local Readings
f. P. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at {
q, m. today. SO.
Weather yester.
day, partly cloudy
temperature, MAJ
imum, SO; mini
mum, 81; precipi'
tation, 80. River
315.6 feet, rising.
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Busy Paving Vow The paving on
tte north side of the river bridge
competed, Half of tie otheris
70 do. ii addition 70 about half 81
the paving between the tracks d
the traction COMPANY. p
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Is Getting Better - Mrs. R. T.
Brown, wife of Rev. Brown, pastor
of the Southern Methodist Episco.
pad church, was operated on yester-
day AZ the West Penn hospital in
Pittsburgh. a message received
hero today from Rev. Brown stated
that She had rallied from the Of.
lects Of the operation and that her
condition was as good as could be
expected The operation was q
very severe one.
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Cut out tho picture on an lour
ides. Then carefully fold dotted
line ] us entire length. Then
lotted line 2. and 90 on. Fold each
'ectipn underneath accurately.
When completed turn over and
sou'll find q surprising result. Save
he pictures,
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the Indirect lighting system which
cast raye on "Oid Glory Il Is a
beautiful sight.
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F|)IjR. KILLED.
toon.Iausa tron 90 80

ed to try TO escape from the town
on a freight train which stopped
near where they were hiding. They
crawled out Of the culyet and climb.
ed on the train. While the men
were helping the women up the ri
lie firing increased and both men
were hit. Mrs. Butcher and Miss
Strothers ran as fast as they could
and, escaped without being hit,
They finally made their way to
east Williamson where they OBJ
tanned an auto and came into the
city. Mrs. Butcher was unable to
say whether her husband or Stat.
ford had been killed or whether
they we're still lying beside the
track wounded.
Conflicting claims as to the re.
sponsibility for the shooting were
made today by officials Of the Uni
tied State Workers and those OF the
Williamson Coal Operators assocIa.
ton. Both sides agreed that the
initial shots were fired from the
mountains opposite Merrimac. The
miners maintain the battle had
been begun by non union men or
other persons connected with the
operators association, while oper.
ators, officials said, declared the
first shots had been fired by for.
mer strikers. ~. NJ. w. s. know
the strike has been lost" said an
official of the operators who de.
clined to permit his name to be
used. They know we have all the
employees we can use and they are
desperate. Shots have been fired
at our men at Merrimac at noon
every day for several days.
David Robb, international tinan-
cial agent Of the union in charge
here, declined to make formal
statement until later, but organized
union headquarters said their re.
port was the firing had been start
ed by strike breakers, mine guards
and deputy sheriffs on the Ken.
lucky side.
One more unidentified man was
reported killed near Matewan
bringing the total Of dead to four.
WILLIAMSON, W. Va, May 10.
An unidentified man was killed
on the bridge leading from Macar
to the West Virginia bank OF the
Tug river this morning bringing the
known casualties to three killed
and two wounded. This includes
the member Of the attacking party
reported killed at Macar last night.
cHILICoTHE, O., May 1917.
ders have been received at Camp
Sherman from the Corps commau.
der at indianapolis to have troops
in readiness to move into West vlr.
ginia where trouble has again hrok
en- out between miners and state ,po.
lice. A detachment Of the Ninth
infantry will make the trip IL or
dered.
Equipment has been ordered pre-
pared by the railroad including ten
passenger cars, two baggage cars,
eight or 10 box cars, six or eight
fiat cars and three stock cars.
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Daughter Rern-A baby daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
schaftner. OF West Lawn avenue
this morning at Cook hospital.
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LATE yy.ANTADs

wANTEp-s tfi for general house.
work Phone 1ess.R or apply 41e
Quincy St s.1a-st.iOs4s
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ciass 10 Meet r. The Hall Bible
class o. Ridgely avenue will meet
With Nj. and Mrs. Argetsinger on
Friday evening at 1880, corner
Hawthorne street and Rldgely ave-
nue..
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CONSIDER THYsELF: ~
Bretlnast dr,an be Opcrtaken IN
a fault We phieh are spiritual,
restore such q onesin the spirit Of
n1eskness; consider thyself. lest
tlioualso BE- temped. Galatians 6:
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Hold Exehanse-The ladies OF
the Catholic church will hold an ex-
change tomorrow morning beginning
at O'Clock at shurtleff & Welton's
and az Walter q Hyland'ss stores.
Some good things to eat will be on
sale including cakes, salads, pies
and candles Come and buy your
sunday dinner.
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Teachers Meetlng-The Marion
county teachers, institute will be
held In this city the first week in
August An array Of splendid edu-
Gators win come here to conduct the
Institute.
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Glass 10 Meet THE LOOMS Bible
class Of the East Park avenue sec.
lion viii meet tonight at the home
Of l.. q, Musgraye, al East Park
avenue. Please everybody in this
section come and spend a benefi.
clal hour.
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Fleated Flag Today one Of the
brand new American flags purchas.
cd by the city was floating from
the nag pole Of the new bridge,
Last night i was tried out as was
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On SICK list Gan Fishhack. Fair
mont representative OF the Valley
Camp coal company is III at hts
home in Grafton.
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Went TO Washington = During
Yesterday seven Fairmonters went
to Washington on the summer tour.
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16'b feet, rising.