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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
southwestern League

INDEPENDENCE. Kan, Aug. g.
Independence defeated dsiffrvvillc
today / to 0 la the first game OF
douhlcheadcr. Tho second game
was called on account OF darkness
IA nc sixth inning with the score,
! 10 /. Scor,. :.
FIRST GAME. v
c.,..r r. II. r.
iuisyy irSa,y VIC .''''''..'''' .
Batteries. Ray Victor and Lamb,
Campbell ana lrommo
SECOND GAME.
CoffeyVilc ........, >
Independence ..........' / 3
Batteries Ray and Lamb: shore
and Erummc.
MrSKOGEE. Aug. 5.-"Duch"
kemner held Miami to three hits
today and MuskoE,e won the final
gam" of tho Miami series. Z TO 2.
The visitors did not get a hit until
tho seventh inning.
Score by innings: r. II. ".
Miami ..... 600 600 200 3
Muskugcc E. 1870 100 gON-7 a 3
B1ttert~- walker, Sayrc and
Schourman; kemnor and Bonifer.
BAltIl.fNN lille, Aug. 6.-liar-
tlesville battered Schupp here today
and took the last series here from
Sapulpa, S to 1. Umpire Quigley
umpircd his last game fuI tho south
western league here today. lie will
report to the Southern association At
Memphis the day after tomorrow
for duty during the remainder Of
the season.
Score by innings: Il. II. T..
Sarulpa ....010 O0t oil /
BartlcsWllc 4O2 200 COX l6 6
Batterics--Schupp and Palmer,
Humphrey and Wiley.
pITTSBURG, Kan. Aug. -
Pittsburg continued its heavy hitting
and won "A double header from
Cushing ia and 81. Lefty Bcedle
pitched both games for the locals.
It was Plttsburg's fourteenth straight
victory.
First game; Il. II. L.
Plttsburg 90 1870 33x-l1 16 2
Cushing 1000 200 OO1-- 3 3 /
Batteries: Be-ile and Nann
Brown and johnson.
Sccogd game: II. II. E.
Cushing .....1OO COL - 9 .
Pittsburg 900 234 " . 10 3
Batteries: Peterson and Johnson
Beedlc and Nann.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
Would Prove IL.

"W,l Pat" said Midget. what
kind ut bird have YOU brought
home ln the OaEo7
We'll its a raven" replied Pat.
"a raven. And what aid YOU bring
home % bird like that FORE"
well | read In paper the other
uight that a raven has been known
tu live for 900 years. | don't believe
H. $50 / am going To put 1t TO the
cost tin Argouaut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
GYPSY EASY FOR P. & RS
Nictors Hit Ball Hard and Annex
Game by 10 10 I.

The p. q II. team OF tho on
league easily defeated tho Gypsy
team Yesterday by 10 to !. The vic
tors hit the ball hard, Tate getting
four hits in four times at bat.
Catches by Cunard and Hays fea-
tured
The score: r. H. =
l.. n R...... 900 432 10 II I
Gypsy ....... 100 600 o. 6
Batteries: Randolph and Mar
cum, Lombardo, Goodson, Taylor,
Payne and Payne.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
u. S. JAPAN NOTE
HAS SUGGESTIONS
Communication Bearing
Upon Conference Goes
to Nippon Capital

TOXIC. Aug. 5.-C charge dAf-
fnIroe Holl who 1 sln charge of 'hc
luf,j states embassy hero, today
Visited Baron ryhida. Japanese min.
lister of foreign affairs.
Following Uig conference Boll dc.
El.l tuI' bis visit concerned tho
forthcoming Disarmament confer
cu,D 100 Washington. Tho Japanese
prosg however. lutmatcs that new
note Inns boon received from Wash
lugtou
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

INDEPENDENCE. kan. Aug. 3.
ma 'pcndsucc defeated suffcvvillc
today IL to 0 iu the first game OF
a douhlcheadcr Tho second game
was called on account OF darkness
IN the sixth inning with the score,
TO l. ScDf,..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
Industry Skyline
Gloomy In Gotham

NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-New
Works industrial horizon assumed
more pessimistic outlook today
-Fwo great strikes that would IN.
oIYe more than 100000 men in the
city appeared against a back
ground OF three important labor
5isputes already In progress. RIM.
33hngs ofywage disputes came from
tRosquarters, railroad maintainence
q way and building trades.
OF these, the threatened walkont
la the building trades. which alone
would affect nearly 100000 men
acre was pointed out as having
ertous possibilities. Drastic wage
outs to- be drafted tomorrow. will
ie fought to tho utmost. union
leaders, declared yesterday. a
fnlar attempt last summer though
bn much smaller Scnle. was met
~fith;immedJate refusal by the men.
The railroad men stated thei-
6osiuon with regards to the
by voting TO demand I'm,
mediate increases OF about II per
IN, the meantime, New York's
nirsSstriks was still in progress,
6iice officers were riding on dc.
ety wagons to protect the driv'
More than 1000 employees Of
bis sbig five" packers walked ont
stsTday In protest against what
he$ said was an effort on the part
af3nlovers to destroy the Drincl.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
Special Notices

Grocer Company, TTtState Motor!
Company, TSlSley on Company,
Tabors Creek Coal Company, Tide
water and Domestic Coal Company
Twin Mountain Coal Company
Tiger Coal COMPANY. Triad Goa,
Company. Turkey Fork Oil Com
pauy, Transylrauia Petroleum Com
pany. Tourist Service Club Com
pany.
UuIted States EnameiinE Com
pany. United Mercantile Company
Upper Potomac Fruit Exchange
Union Publishing Company, Urso
Otto Signal Company. L. G. HouRs
Company for 1890 and 1921, United
on and Gas Company, Universal
Clay Products Company. Univer
sity Coal Company.
Vernon D. Price Company
Vaughn. incorporated. Narduss
Coal Company, Valley Mills o.
Company, Vernon Coal Company
Virginia Smokeless Coal Sales Com
pany,
WEIGH Truck and Auto Company
West Fork on and Natural Ga.
Company, Wilbur Fuel Company
Wink.O Products Company. Wesl
Penn Coal Company, WheelinE
Sales Company. Wyoming Country
Publishing Company, West Nirv!aid
Cooperative Association. West Nir
ginia distributing Company. WI!
hanson News Printing COMPANY
White Rock Sand Company. Woos
ter Sanitary Company Of West Wit
ginia. Wright and Lopez Company
Wyoming Hotel Company. Wells
burg Dairy Products Company
West Virginia Traction and Elee
trio Company. West Virginia TEN
plar Company. Wayne ColleTie'
Company. Wheeling Fraternai
Association. White Sulphur Sale
Company. 9Sest Virginia Standar'
Oil and Gas Company, West Viz
ginia Accountants Association
WellSbnrE and Eastern Railroad
Company, Wacotock Producing
Company, West Virginia Re"eTaE'
Company, Wilcox BuildinG Com
pany. ". 4. Kennedy Oil and Cat
Company Uythe Block Coal Com
pany, West Virginia Coal nne
Manufacturing Company. Walter p
Davidson Company. West Virginia
Finance Corporation. Williams.
Burkhart Company. West Nirs!n!s
Testing Laboratory. WEIGH Water
Company. Wee.Wee Coal Company
Williams Construction Company
Whitby Coal Company. WieTtor
Coal Company. West Virginia Fes
tival Association. West Virginia
Billiard Pool and Supply. Company
Winfield Coal Company, Wie:toi
News.
York Realty Company. Vale Goa
Compsnv.
Zenith Aviation Company
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
Children To Sing
The Xmas Carols

Christmas carols here, Christmas
carols there and Christmas carols
everywhere, will he sung by groups
of children from the city schools on
Christmas eve and IL you hear pref
ty strains Of music floating on the
air from apparently nowhere II
your community. you will know
that 1t is the sweet voiced children,
maybe some Of them yours, who are
so delighting your gar with their
sweet plaintiye voices.
This is an innovation which WI
be made by the schools OF FaIrmont
Independent school district and any.
where and everywhere the carols
will be sung upon request. The
hospitals will be visited and the pa.
aients cheered. The groups which
VIII be composed of some 20 or 25
children, the best singers, from the
various schools. are being organ.
ICED by a teacher appointed from
each school and will soon be re.
~hearsing the carols.
1t is planned to have the children
all meet on the court house square
on Christmas eve at about eight
o'clock and sing there, aiterward
dispensing 10 various places in the
city where they will gladden. their
hearers.
Miss McLcster and Miss Pickett
will have charge OF the Butcher
school group; Miss Mason Of the
White school group: Miss Troxell
OF the Fleming school group; Miss
ICrowl Of the Miller school group;
Miss Dyer. Of the Barnes school
group and Miss Foruay and Mr..
Armstrong. u the Dunbar school
group.
Fairmont is just a little in adj
vance OF other cities and towns In
the state in lnauguratinE this idea.
though it has grown to be quite q
custom in other states and each
year is seeing other towns and
cities added TO the list OF carol sing
'ers. The idea was inaugurated IN
this country about ten years ago.
though originally originated in Eng.
land many years ago. In the year
1913 only 100 cities in The UniteI
States observed the custom while
last year the number had grown to
$50 cities In the United States and
this year according TO Figures com
piled by the National Bureau for
the advancement of music Il is be.
lieved the number Will he douhled
or even tTebeled.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
COUNTY SCHOOL
NEWS JOTTTNGS
Little Items of Interest to
Readers in County
Circles

The Board OF Education OF
Grant District is preparing plans
for a new union school at Eldora
and 10 enlarge the present build
ing at Watson. These plans Will
he worked out IN tho near future
and will greatly improve the
schools In that district.
The Board Of Education OF Paw
Paw district Is proposing to build
two high schools in the district,
one at FaIrview and the other at
Rivesville. The condition in
those two schools are such that
it is necessary to provide addi-
.tional room in the very near fu-
.ture.
At the present time the Fair
view high has 1913 students and
the Rivcsyillo school So high
school pupils. The school author
ltives arc having considerable
trouble in housing this number OF
pupils and fear that when the
large freshmen classes come in
next fall that they will be unable
to provide room for them unless
something is done in the mean
time.
The school board states that at
least T5 new pupils Will be avail
able for the Fairview high next
season and approximately so for
the RivesyIlle school. With tho
small number graduating at the
schools 1t will be absolutely i'm
possible to take care OF these adj
ditional pupils in the present
buildings.
County superintendent [. A..
Barnes spent Monday visiting the
schools at Fairyiew and Grant
Town and reports that they r
doing fine work there, Sunday
night he delivered a sermon on
Education" at a Union meeting
at the NJ. F. Church. South at
F~airview. Notwithstanding the
bad weather OF the evening the
church was crowded and inspired
by the large audience Mr.. Barnes
delivered an exceptional sermon
on the value OF education.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

Pursuant to the authority vested
In me by q certain deed OF trust,
dated on tho 23d day of Septem'
Der, 1914. OF record m tho office OF
tic Clerk OF the County Court OF
Marion county. West Virginia. IN
Deed Of Trust Book No. IS, page
IOT executed by Virgil Brown to E.
C. Frame, Trustee, the Undersigned
(having been notified so to do, as
provided In said deed). will. on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
DECEMBER. 1921. ut the front door
Of the court house Of said county, at
. o'clock in the a%fteruoou Of said
day, offer for sala. and sell at pub.
lie auction all that certain lot or
parcel OF land situate in the North
View addition 20 the city OF Fair.
adnGt. Marion county. West Vir.
sra, designated on the map OF
said addition az Lot No. 50, and
bounded as follows:
beginning at a corner of Lot No.
Sc and Ross street, and running
with said street in a Southeasterlv
direction 40 feet to orr of Lot
No. "a: thence in a SOuthwesterly
direction a distance Of 100 feet to
Eddie street; thence with said
Eddie street in a Nort:westerly
direction 40 feet to corner Of Lot
No. &c: thence with line OF Lot
No. Sc in a Northessterly direction
100 feet to Ross street, the place
nF beginning. Being the same real
estate conveyed to Virgil Brown by
l.. 3. Bnrk and wife by deed dated
May II. 1907, of record in said
clerks office in Deed Book No. loo,
page 1863. Excepting and reserving
tho coal within and underlying said
real estate, together with the min.
ing rights and privileges appcrtain.
Ing thereto.
Terms Of Sale.
One.third of the purchase price
Tor as much more as the purchaser
may elect to pay). cash in hand on
day Of sale, one:third thereof, with
interest, In one year, and the resi-.
due thereof, with interest. in two
years from date of sale. the pur-
chaser to execute his notes, with
good security, for the deferred pay.
ments. payable to the Undersigned;
and as further security for any un.
paid purchase money, a vendors
lien will he retained In the deed
for said property.
e. c. FRAME, Trustee.
Sf-2s.2A 12-s-fS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
Special Notices
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DiSSOIO
Notice is hereby given that at 4
meeting of the stockholders of the
MIDWEST VIRGINIA BON COM.
,PANY a corporation created and
organized under the laws of the
state Of West Virginia, held at Fair.
mont, West Virginia, on the 5th
day Of December, A. D. 1921, the
following resolutions we're adopted:
"RESOLVED. first, that the Mid
West Virginia Box Company, a cor
poration created and organized I'M
der the laws OF the state Of West
Virginia, does hereby discontinue
business as a corporation and sur.
renders to said state its charter and
corporate franchises. The board
of directors will proceed TO convert
the property. chooses In action and
all assets OF this corporation into
cash, and pay of and discharge ali
its debts, liabilities and obligations;
and after duly d~ischarging all such
debts, liabilities and obligations, dt-
vide the remainder among the
stockholders pro rata with their sev.
eral holdings Of stock. but no such
payment shall be made 10 any stock
holder until after the publication OF
the notice hereinafter provided.
RESOLVED, second. that the
president of this corporation cause
notice Of the adoption OF the fore
going resolution to be published In
some newspaper Of general circuln-
ton, published near the principal OF
flee or place OF business of this cor
.poratiOn, once a week for four sue
cessive weeks: and that he certify
these resolutions to the Secretary
of State Of the state OF West Viz
.ginia, and deliver TO him a certifi'
cate showing the publication OF said
notice. as provided By law
Given under my hand this 9Th day
of December, a. D. 1921.
w. II. FAIRCHILD.
President OF said corporation.
Attest:
+. R. HAWKINS, Secretary.
12-&13!20-27
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
HiGH RECORD IN
GRAIN MOVEMENT
3 Associated Press ]

BUFFALO. Dec. 13.-Ne1Tly a
quarter billion bushels OF grain
have been received by lake and rail
thus far this season, indicating I
high record for ten years and one
OF the heaviest movements Of grain
IN the history Of the po-t.
Up TO the present time 1853
900 bushels OF Erain-Wheat. corn,
oats, barley and rye-have been
elevated from lake steamers; 2Si
600. 900 are afloat in the harbor; the
rail movement is estimated at 80!
0oO.0 900 bushels and an additional
/ .O0o.00 bushels are expected
from upper lake ports before me
season closes. a total OF 252,649. 600
bushels.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
M cAusE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Presi'
dent Harding Is requested to call :
conference between Great Britain.
France and Italy for the purpose OF
considering methods by which Ar
men!ans may be given an opportc'
nifty to establish themselves as a
nation under the provisions of a
house resolution introduced by Rep
resentatiye john Jacob Rogers, Re.
publican. Massachusetts. The pres
ident Is also asked In the resolution
to express TO The de facto govern
ment at Angera, the moral pro
test OF the United States against
the prosecution OF the Armeniaus
and nlher christian peoples"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
Foreign Congregations

Auto-Moto Manufacturing Com
pany, American CemeptTile M&nu'
facturing Company:
BncEhanIon Valley Coal Com
pany. -
nany, consolFdated ASgRIoduots
Coal Company, climsS Rubber
Company Gober;RichaEdS G9pstruc'
ton Company, clifton Sosl Com
paRy. Con-ofl; Tank Company.
Domm OIL aud Gas Company.
Diamond Drilling and Exploration
eG Easia Bt.ptoducts uSaf Com.
'rany-. Empire Coal Mines Company.
Electric Appliance CompanS' Eagle
By.Products Galleries Coupany.
Fulton KenoYa Nine Car Com.
panr, Fr0npion Foster Lumber
Company.
Georges Creek Coal Company OF
Lonaconing; Maryland, Globe Auto
matte Sprinkler Company g. A.
Peters Realty Company Geo. =.
! Wright, Incorporated. Greenwood
OIL Company.
Interstate Gasoline and oil Com.
pany. Ida MAJ Coal Company.
Jacobson CommIssary Company,
iJno. NJ. Nelson, Jr.. incorporated.
EaEsGs Cay Tire and Rubber
Company. King Oil Company Ken
tuCIi% Petroleum Com Lsny, ln-
corporsted.
Miller Rubber Company.
Opcnwest Oil Company,
Pittsburgh Con structfon Com.
pany.
Rollins Chemical Cgrposat!orE
Rex Oil and Gas Couuanr.
S~teubenville Sand 'Cnmpauy,
Stockton Oil Company Southern
iLumbe: and B~y.PToducts Company.
Union Liberty Company.
Wang Construction Company.
West Virginia Wastewoods CbemT-
cal Company. incorporated, Webb
Fue! Company, ". s. Rockwell
Z Company. Wilson Investment Com
pauy. Incorporated.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, !
have herounto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal OF the State
TO be Affixed g!IiDlf
Done at the GaoitoiS inthe City
of Charleston. this thirda day OF
December. in the yeRrpR ursLord
d thousand uine huQdrRd and
twenty-oue, and In the ,attgninth
year OF the State. .pIa &
EphTaim ~ 6MorgaH
BY the Governor
Honstnn-GYoIns
Secretary Of State.
4sFk +NItTE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
School Nurse Has
Finished Survey

Miss EvelyR Thomas, Red Cross
district nurse, has completed the
examination OF school children in
Fairmont district, and makes the
following report:
Number Of children Inspected,
43T.
Number found with defective Wis,
ION. co.
hearing, 26.
Number found with ENLARGED tom
slls. 143.
Number with defective teeth. 314.
Number with nasal obstruction.
"a.
Diseases Of ar, ..
Skin eruption, 3.
Pcdiculosis, 4.
Enlarged glands. 4.
Malnutrition, 63.
Home visits, 2.
Talks made in schools, Is.
Talks made ut Community meet
inCs in district. 3.
Notices werc sent 10 the parents
% Teach child found To have defects.
advising them to take the child to
their doctor for further advice and
treatment.
Miss Thomas reports excellent
cooperation from all the teachers
throughout the district. Many of
them are doing splendid health
work along with their regular
school program. Although in a few
OF the schools conditions are not
as sanitary as they should be.
Owing to the work OF the Home
Demonstration. Agent. Miss Eva
Blair, hot lunches are being served
~. fhr er%@-NS.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
Non Resident Corporations

mon heSld6nI S"oFpoFaHiSUS
Alexander Park Association
American Time Lock Company
American Automatic Accounting
Company. American Mechanical In:
rroyemeut Company. American
Cone aad Pretzel Company, Au
brose Somerset Galleries Co.pora
tion. Alabama Bognd Company.
American Coal Oil and Gas Con
pany.
Bishop and Hatfield Coal Com
pany. BunaIo-Eanawna Coal Cor
poration, BraHton County Coal
Company Bert OIL and Gas Com
'pany.
Cleveland Gas Coal Company,
Charles 3. Lappe Company, Cadl2
OH Company. Carter County Oil
and Gas Company. Corning Mining
Company, Carmen.G uanaiuato Min
ing and Milling Company. CASTLE
Coal Company, Chrome Accounting
Comnany, Copper Process Com.
pany, Cincinnati OIL and Gas Com
pany, Coal Hollow Gas and on
Company, Camilla Red Ash Coal
Company. Carolina Oil Gas and
Coal Company. Condict Packet
Liue.
Dudeon on Company. Daytonia
Flying Club, Delphos and West NtF-
ginia Coal Company, Dimensions
Lumber Company. Diamond Opera
ting Company. Dinamtta MininE
Company. Dalcport Coal Corpora.
ton. Diamond Smokeless Coal
romnany
Eastern Kentucky Oil Company.
Eureka Speciality Company. Erie
Company. EIkhorn Seam Galleries
Company.
Fairmont Manufacturing Com.
panv. Florence Coal Company. Fl.
Smith Poteau and Western Raj.
road Company.
Guanaiuato Consolidated MintnS
and Milling Company, Gas Coal
Railroad Company.
H. P. Finlay and Company, Lin
tied, Hess Motor Company, Howard
oil and Gas Company. Hancock
Steel Company. Hancock OIL and
Gas Company.
international Petroleum Com
many. Indianapolis Paper Stock
Company. international Savings
JeE Novbsrry Oil and Gas Com
paHy.
mont Company. K%inniconnick Land
and Development Company, Ken.
lucky Land Company, Kentucky
Lincoln OIL and Gas Company.
Liberty Hog and Sheep Associs-
ton. Lucia Mining Company. La
Belle View Land Company. Logan.
Paiutsville Oil. Company. Licking
Valley oil and Gas Company.
Morgan Run Coal Company.
Muscle Shoals Realty Company,
Manufacturing and Retailers Com
panr. NarDike Coal Company,
Mogul Mining Company, Melc1er
Mining Company. Mexican Amer
lean Steamship Company, Moore
field Goa. Company, Metro Add
son Company. Murry Lumber Com
many, Middle Fork OIL Company,
New Consolidation Coal Company
of New York, New Eastern Ken.
tuckv OIL Company. National Drill
ing Company. Northwestern Petrol
cum SDulphAgs ~"
Service PriutinE Company.
Ohio Cities OIL Corporation, Old
Colony Breweries Company, OHIO
River Company, Oceanic Coal ana
Coke Company,
Princeton Flying Club, Pilgrim
Land and Coal Company. Piatts
Fork Mining Company, Philmont
Coal Company.
nuebeeE on and Gas Company.
RAY Titus on COMPANY, Rock on
Producing Company. Reliance Coal.
and Coke Company Of West Vtr-
uinia. Rockda1e Anthracite Coal
Company, Rock Lick OIL and Gas
Company.
Superior Pouring Metals Com
pany, synthelytick Company, Son;
thernGststey Motors Corporation,
Isago OIL Company, Star Brewing
COMPANY.
Ting River SmokelesS Coal Com
pany remnant on Company, Trim
itv on Snd Gas GotnbanyT
e sLl 3 NatHfs
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
Special Notices

Farm on Company. Turtle on 9ufi
cas- Company TIde*4ter Glass
Company.
gnion Terminal Cold storage
United States Lumber
Company.
virginia Mtrsie and ONYX Com.
pGny.
Wood Texas Oil Company, West
virginia wyoming OIL Company
Whiting Mining and Milling Com
.pahy, West Florida peYelopTS&
Yorlotile Coal Company.
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AlR RlpERs

LONDON.-Tho air ministry has
issued a warning TO airplane pas.
sengers not to drop articles during
flight. \ fine of $1,000 or six
months imprisonment is imposed
for n infraction,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-13
REAL WAR STORY DUE.

PARASITIC first volumes OF
the French official history OF the
war arc expected to be published in
the early part Of 1922. They will
deal with the opening campaigns Of
1914.
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NEW RuLE.

80RGANTowN, w. Va. Dec.
Students IN West Virginia
eBity would be required tn
nf8I credits for two years. credit
fs college OF Arts and Science
dinisdDnto the college Of Law,
din 10 afesolution adopted
oufkesot s the institution 10.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-25

ground cellars with arched roofs, with capacity of
perhaps thousand bushels Flat roofs, if desired,
are easily constructed. Ventilation is usually
afforded by ventilator in the roof at one end and
by air intakes over the door opening at the end op-
posite the entrance. The fresh air is let down into
the false bottom of the cellar through channels. In
this way the air reaches all parts of the chamber
The intake ducts have dampers which may be open
cd during cool nights in the fall to prevent over
heating of the cellar. During warm days in winter
they may also be opened to give the needed ventila
ton The false bottom is raised above the concrete
floor, the boards placed that there are broad
spaces between. 1t is we'll known that practically
all vegetables keep best under certain and un-
varying amount of moisture onions being the prin-
cipal exception. In small storage cellars or build
ings this may be obtained by wetting down the
states growing prosperity can be found than in
this enlightened way of caring for the produce.