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The Coconino sun., 1921-02-18

Henry Ford says he can invent tin contrap- tion which will do away with the old COW so far as milk is concerned. All necessary will be to feed the contraption the necessary COW food and then tap it. Some one must stop Henry before he loses old mother nature her job.
The Coconino sun., 1921-02-18

Some of the southern papers suddenly chang
 ed their views on the omnibus road bill for S975 5,000.23 and now take the attitude that it would be well for the legislature to divide up the proceeds of the state and go home, providing their counties get pro rata share. Evident ly they believe in the con" in economy.
The Coconino sun., 1921-02-18

Chairman Good, of the congressional appro- priations committee seems to think and insists that cutting down appropriations will have a tendency to reduce governmental expenses. Some members of the state legislature have an idea quite the reverse. They talk economy and vote more appropriations just to show their lack of consistency.
The Coconino sun., 1921-02-18

It is really wonder that the people take the law as seriously as they do when things like that of the sheriff forgetting to hang convicted negro happens, and the sheriff wants to know whether or not he is legally dead; then the at- torney general has to Hook it up' to find out. Many cases just as ludicrous happen all the time and the last thing on earth the legal lights seem to think of is the use of horse sense.
The Coconino sun., 1921-02-18

Bryan insists that the voters should be in charge of the democratic party. The last time they had party it looked as though the un- dertaker and pail bearers were the only ones in charge.
The Coconino sun., 1921-02-18

Mildewed Mildred says she notices by the pa pers that Harding and Coolidge had been elected again by congress last week and believes that should make it anonymous.
The Coconino sun., 1921-02-18

Why worry over the lord mayor of Cork be- ing in this country? Why not trade "Pussyfoot" Johnson to Cork for him?
The Coconino sun., 1921-02-18

Lincoln's law lecture eff in your judgment you can not be an honest lawyer, resolve to be honest without being lawyer"
The Coconino sun., 1921-02-18

Chicago has 5,495 places, it is said, to get near beer One would think that was nearly enough, if not quite near
The Coconino sun., 1921-02-18

Anyhow the democrats can not claim that waste helped to win the war, however else they may try to explain it..
The Coconino sun., 1921-02-18

A nation half police and half people cannot live-very happy anyhow.
The Coconino sun., 1921-02-18

Now congressman is urging 'corn meal week." Thought Mir. Hoover had corner on all that kind of stuff.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-25
.FBEIGHTL0SSDRIVE
on B. 30. SYSTEM.
Local Committee Appoint
ed to Conduct the
Campaign

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
at present has a think and acct.
dent drive on among its employees
to prevent the loss and damage 70
freight. Ernest Bartlett, B, & o.
tralnmaster. at Fairmont, has ap.
pointed the following committee
In connection with he drive: C..
", Reynolds. F. L. Drummond,
A. B. Cassidy, F. H. Brummage,
j, Taylor, W. e. shackleford,
G. e. johnson, C. o. Reed, R.
F. Pell, W. z. stanhagen. A. C.
Ellis, j. NJ. Sullivan. oil Of Fair.
mont; 7. /. Carder, Haywood:
j. Greathouse, W N. Quinn and
Carl Reading. all OF Lumberport.
H. H Tederick, B. & o. supervi.
sor, Fairmont, left Wednesday on q
Trim to Martinsburg. Baltimore
and Washington, D. c. He will
be gone fifteen days
NJ. E. Cartwright, Baltimore
and Ohio terminal tranimaster.
left Wednesday on an auto trip. He
Will spend his vacation touring.
B. z Holyerstott, Grafton, Nup.
erintendent Of the Monorgah di.
vision, Baltimore and Ohio rail-.
road, was al his desk yesterday
at Grafton after a vacation trip
to Pittsburgh and Atlantic City.
/. Although the B. & O. schedule
went into effect on August IA no
printed copies for the travelling
public have been received. 1t is
believed here that the printers
strike has delayed the printing.
Miss Marie shuttleworth, bip
clerk OF the Baltimore and Ohio
freight station, and Eddie DeeEan.
another employee there were re.
ported on the sick list yesterday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-25
Little Child
Dies Suddenly

Howard Jack, the one year old in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jack, Of Downs, died yesterday as
his mother alighted from a Man
nington interurban car with the
infant in her arms. Mrs. Jack had
come here for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Rose Tucker, at 221
Virginia avenue. The child had
been Ill but had practically recov-
cred 1t was thought and its sudden
death was a great shock to rcla-
tives. The body was prepared for
burial by Undertaken C. N. Will
hanson and was taken to the
Tucker home. Funeral services
were conducted from the residence
at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon with
Rev. R. T. Brown, pastor Of the
Southern NJ. E. church, officiating,
following which burial was made in
Maple Grove cemetery.
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'BIlBSlNBA TESTS.
MEMORY SYSTEM.
Thompson's Plan Worked
Well With Noted !,
Evangelist

Whom you forget your wtfe's e..
rauds-or fail to remember the
names Of newly.made acaua1nt.
ances, or omit TO attend to some,
hing that you had planned TO do in
your business you haven't neces-
sartly a bad memory, says Robert
H. Thompson, noted memory ex.
pert, who entertained yesterday
members OF the Kiwanls club at
their weekly luncheon win a re.
maTkab!e demonstration Of his
powers Of memory. Mr.. Thompson
says that forgetting Is not the sign
of a bad memory, but of an improp:
erly trained one. The secret Of re-
calling names and faces, and OF be
ing able to repeat list OF twenty
five to fifty objects after they have
becn rapidly named TO one can be
mastered by anyone, he adds, Nht
will take the trouble to learn Ger.
tain practical principles governing
memory processes.
. he says, II can teach any per.
son of intelligence these CONTROL.
ing principles In two hours" In
fact even less time Is sufficient In
some instances. Recently at Blue
field, West Virginia. explained to
Billy Sunday my system for remem.
herring names and faces, and he
tested It out BY having thirty PEG,
pie introduced to him and then pro
ceeded TO call their names, which
he did without making a single
error"
This and other Instances equally
remarkable which Mr.. Thompson
cites support his statement that
Ia good memory Is more often re
suit OF a correct understanding OF
how to retain mental impression,
than 1t is o gift or natural accom-
Dlishment, and that no extraordi,
nary ability, and but little practice
is required to enable the ordinary
man to do the same memory stunt
that he has been startling his audi,
euces Of RotaTians and Klwanians
With.
Mr. Thompson has arranged
through his business manager, Fe.
liz Renick, TO give series OF lee.
lures while in Fairmont. explaining
his memory system. They will be
held at The Fairmont hotel next
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day evening at 7:45 O'Clock. G. e
R. Wells and Charles Shaw, Of the
business orgspization Of the
Thompson Memory school, are al
the schools Fafrmont headquaTters
at the same hotel.
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psRsoMAls

Mrs. Guy 8. Holt and daughter
Beatrice, OF Safe street, are visit
ing Mrs. Hollis parents at Ham
mond.
The friends OF Mrs. Charley
Robinson Of Winchester, W Va,
S'ill be pleased to learn that she
Is recovering nicely at Unlontown,
Pa, from effects of being hit by an
automobile several days ago The
machine driven by Mr.. Robinson
stopped TO fix a puncture and IN
some way Mrs. Robinson was
struck by an approaching autoist.
She was rushed to a hospital
P. ]. Pendcrsast Of the H. s.
Haggortr Cigar company, was at
work today after having been con
fined to his home with cold for
several days.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-25
Hamilton Post
Officers Changed

At a special meeting of Hamilton
Post Of the American Legion held
last night in the court house, a
number Of changes were made In
the personnel Of the officers, Ma.
jor p. B. Carskadon, recently ap.
pointed secretary OF the new state
road commission, will retain his OF.
flee until his term expires, but a
number Of other changes were
made necessary.
Julian Stealey was elected to IN
The vacancy made by the resIgna.
tion OF Ad1utant Hamilton, and W.
E. Leonard and E. N. Sheets ap.
pointed to serve on the entertain,
ment committee until January /,
1929.
Delegated and elernates to the
state convention at Wheeling were
elected as follows: Delegates, 6,
j. Straight, Archie Snyder. Brownie
Hamilton; alternates, r. NJ. Sheets
Julian Stealey and Clinton Merit.
field,
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THIS GIRLS NIGHT
CONTINUED from pas. Que,

tConnnusc from pass euel
will be "Gineral" tonight. There
will be girls at all the concessions
and rides looking after the inter
est Of the club and selling tickets.
The clubs own stand win have
several girls working there sell.
ing hot coffee and hompmade
cake. All the details of the big
time" have been worked out and
everything will run like clock.
work tonight,
A message has been received
from Rosie Sequela aud she prom.
ises to be there tonight TO enjoy
the fun. She is the guest Of Cap
tain Pickering Of the Salvation
Army today and visiting her old
playmates. She seemed In her let.
ter to be more anxious to SEQ her
Ladies' Club" than anything else.
She is very fond OF the ladies' OF
the club with whom she has come
In contact,
The girls expect the whole town
at the park tonight and they warn
everybody bring a pocoktfull OF
dimes.
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/ =.
than were working earlier this
week.
On the Charleston division, B. &
o. R r., today there are "A mines
idle or Il at work, while on the
Monongahela railway in Pennsyl.
vania there are IS Idle or IL mines
working.
Five hundred and eight uneon.
signed loads are in the Fairmont
region proper today. OF those there
are 4s5 on the Monongah division,
B. & o. r. R., OF which II are cole;
on the Monongahela In West Viz.
ginia and SO on the Western Mary.
land. There are IL on the Charles.
ton division, y & o. r. r., and 10
on the Monongahela in Pennsyl.
y&nia.
Unconsisned coke loads on the
Pennsy end Of the Monongaheia
railway total %. .
United Mine Workers.
Patrick Buckley, vice president
Of sub. district 4 and Edward Nat.
thews, secretary % sub district {,
are ut Glenn Falls today,
James McCleery, district orgaui.
ger, Is at Wyatt on business today,
He Is being accompanied by Nick
Aiello, president Of sub district 4.
Word was received At the Fair.
mont office Of the United Mine
Workers Of America today that the
mother OF Frank Mccartney, dis.
trict board member, Is dead at WI.
Bonburg.
Fifty:three people Joined the Con.
stttutional League at Gypsy last
night, which was formed al that
time. Mrs. Lon Montgomery, SEQ,
ond vice president Of district 9,
State Federation OF Labor. She
viii organize . similar league At
RiyesviIle this afternoon At 9 o'clock
and another at Cambria this eve.
ming 1t 6 O'clock.
II. L, Haptonstahl, international
travelling auditor, is5ln the MORAN!
town field today,
wosd Vas received tofays hyit Sieisi
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FoDAYS KWT7
hHg RI. Y. s. pat.. o..


AnsMctei 70 y eBteluay' hWIz
Tie Great Nyaite Way is a
section which extends for 50
blocks n the theatre hotel and
shoppins district Of News aork City.
rhe male brain (46 to SO
ounees weighs more than the te-
mele brain IA TO a. ounces).
3 Ne general properties Of
acids are s6iubility In water; sour
taste power OF reddening litmus;
power 81 neutralizing alkBlis and
tasess and the power Of decompos-
Ing carbonates with effervescence.
prarie dog is a small
species % rodent
jack London wrote John
Barloyeorn'
Riinu Root the American
statcsmen and lawer was born at
Clinton New York, 1916.
The Yukon River is in Alas
ka salmon are prevalent there
THE Charge Of the Light
Brigade begins: 4Half Of league
halt league half league on
ward
- Prince Edward Island is an
ISLAND and province Of Canada in
the Gulf Of st Lawrence
5o Horse racing is called 1.-THE
sport N Kings
New Questions
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-25
New Dean Chosen
For Law School

]. W. Madden, of the Ohio State
University law school. has been
elected dean OF the West Virginia
University law school to succeed
Dean Henry Craig Jones resigned
Dean Madden mas accepted the DO.
sltIon.
Dean Madden is 90 years of age
and a graduate Of the University
OF Illinois where he secured his
A B. degree and a graduate of
the. University OF Chicago where
he took his law work. For the
past fou years he has been profes-
sor Of real property at Ohio State.
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Pathological.
ousstlon,.

Questions.
l. Who succeeded Joram 10 the
throne Of judah?
.. BY what other TWO names was
this king known?
3. Who was this kings mother?
4. Who succeeded him as king Of
Judah
5. How long did she keep the
throne?
6. what was her end.
{. How old was tho good Jehoiada
when he died?
8. What honor did they show his
remains?
.. How did Josh behave after his
uncle's (JehoIada) death?
10. Whom did God send to warn
Joash Of his sins?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions.
l. Michaiah daughter OF Uriel)
was the mother OF Abijah.
2. When In danger the army OF
Judah cried to God.
3. They gained the battle be-
cause they relied upon God.
4. In Scripture, leprosy is a type
Of sin.
s. "omniseieuce" means know.
ing everything"
6. A young prophet sent by
Elisha anointed Jehu.
2. The Lord promised 1ehg that
his sons should be kings Of Israel
for four generations.
s. Scripture describes Nlneyeh
as a great city OF three days Jour.
ney about 90 mIles) round.
9. Ioram died by long and pain.
ful illness.
10. JoF1m vas ling Of Judah
essas years
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-25
A CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our kind friends and
neishbors for thein many deeds OF
Kindness and sympathy shown in
the sickness and death OF our
dear little son. We certainly want
to thank our most kind friends for
the use Of their automobiles and
for the beautiful floral tribnets.
MR.. and MRS. o. e. SAT.
TERFTELD and FAMILY
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-25
Mrs. HicksReIieved
BYFOur EatOnies

II have taken four Eatonic .abl..,
md they relieved me Of sonr stomsch,
! recommend II to everybody . esyI
Gts, 9. P. Hicks.
II stomach Is not diRsstipv Won,
GOD; II you have sourneSS. bIoating
God repeating, Indigestion Of aeid
Gomach, Eatonic viii rernoya thS
!Aule by taking up and carving ouI
he aetdity and gases, bringing 9uIef
eliet and healthy Digestion. WIN
nher stomach troublef WhynotE eeh
our digestion normal aud enjoy rood
seAlth? An Eatonie taken alter eaoh
eeal VIII prevent discomfort and psin.
Make the test today ana SEQ how
quickly this wonderful remedy ~.
y comes In handy tablet form, Cargy
With you. A big boz, coatI enlyi
saAe via your druggists guarantee,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-25
Home Coming At
BasnettsviIle

The st John NJ. 2. church at
Basnsttsville will Rave its ANIMAL
home coming next Sunday. The
members are expecting a large
crowd and a big time. The com.
mittee is busy getting everything
in readiness and It Is inviting ev.
eTybodv to come and bring we'll.
filled baskets and have a good
time together. The services will
begin at 1880 a. M. with old time
singing and testimony. The fol-
lowing ministers are expected to
take part In the services: Rev. C
.F. Anderson. D. D.: Rev. c. c.
Austin, and n. L. Manese, the
pastor.
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session vas really ! dinner and the
SUPPER was q banquet Both meals
we're served at the Waldo hotel.
Special cars took the bankers TO the
Clarksburg Country Club In thu
afternoon and brought them back
Cigars and cigarettes were furnish.
ed all the smokers and the many
humorous speakers kept the even.
ing banquet from getting in toe
serious a vein.
The men from Fairmont who at
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tended the business session Il tho
Country Club IN the afternoon
were: James Il. Thomas, NJ A.
Fletcher, o. s. Mckinney, ]. M.
Jacobs Clarence Hall. &c Richard
Hal, ]. H. Rock, Hugh F. Smith
Smith Hood, u. L. Brown, C. "
Robinson.
Many others from the Fairmont
banks attended the banquet last
night, The majority Of the Fair.
mont men returned last night.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-25
AAsaMEMi rnlicn

Giles, the bird man, proprietor
Of the FaiFmont Bird and Poultry
company, began making deliveries
from his Pierpont avenue store this
morning with a brand new Dodge
delivery truck that Is mighty sporty
looking.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-25
LENklNa EliNEaAI

The funeral Of Mrs. s. e. Jen.
hns whose death took place Tues.
day evening At her home on Nor.
gantown avenue Will be held FIJI.
day morning at 1880 o'clock IN.
stead Of this afternoon as prev.
iously announced. Thee hanEe was
made owing to the failure Of her
daughter, Mrs Earl D. Moran 20
reach this city. she win arrive
here ton1kht
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- Le $500 -
sides Ghed carefully to,u ~. &c
line rs entire length. Then
aotieu ltnel2 and 80 on. Fold each
section dnoeFpeath accurately.
When eomptetsd turn over and
1ouH Ind 4 surprising result. save
he pirtntes
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sstl inong hose pres
ont viii be iIis titfee spnS and thsifI
wives two daughters and thsir, hnss
bands, five grandchildren and a lot
Of collateral relations are also ex
pected TO drop IN.
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Services II Benten's Ferry-ser.
vices viii be held In the Union
church at Benton,s Ferry next Sun.
day night under the auspices Of the
Billy Sunday club Of Fairmont All
are invited.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-25

Fh
Fair tonight and
riday. Little
change in temper.
allure.
Local Readings.
F. p. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at
5 a m. today, 81,
Weather yester.
day, clear; TEN.
perature. maxi,
mum, S. mini.
mum, so; precipl.
AVSF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-25

Community Picnic =. An ali day
community picnic vii: be held az
Glady Creek school next Sunday.
Miss Matte Travis will have charge
of the program All the nelshbor.
hood 10 invited, which means all
who want to come.
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Arm Breken-carlos Jarvis, aged
IL, Of Monongah. was admitted to
Cook hospital Wednesday,, having
broken his arm.
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BANKERS TALK

(oontispsd trsn plrs on.i
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K Meeting - Crusade Com.
niendsrys Knights Templar, will
confer work. at It's meeting 10 be
held on Friday evening at Masonic
TEMPLE The class will be good.
sized Hon Scott C. Lowe, Fair.
mont Grand Commandery Off.
ce~ VIII have charge Of the degree
work Refreshments will be served
alter tie meeting and a social hour
vill be phserved. The commandery
recentig put on new life and the
meetings afe being well attended.
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~ Ias On Your Wise Friend
The I.JNI.AMEp TONGUE:

that keepeth his mouth
kespe.hshis life; but he that open
sth VIDE his lips shall have destruc-
non Prov. 1873
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Hospital Patlent-Mrs. G. L. De-
yoro. OF Warrington, was admitted
TO Cook hospital Wednesday for
treatment.
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WIN HAYS Btr4hdSy-The Rev. l.
A Ba< county superintendent OF
schools. has, been1seonring the coun.
tryslde lcr the past several days,
n search q watermelon big
enough for the crowd that will a.
rernbio y IL home e Beutcn's
sr us lsbEats hss ].
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Moose odtibn-Morgsntown and
Point Marion Moose will picnic at
Point Nsfion Pa, NEXT Sunday.
Last satnrdays legion meeting at
Elktns was TeIli attended, sixty can.
iidates Rete initiated. The next
iorion nseing WIN be held at Key.
seT, when mo members are expect.
ed 70 b recatyed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-25

Traffic vloIatlen-one arrest
was made by city officers today
Willard Collins, said to be a city
employee was arrested at the
corner OF Main and Jefferson
streets BY Policeman Digman
charged with failIn gto stop when
ordered to do SO by the policeman
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: At Hospital-Mrs. C. L. psyors
Of Mannlngton underwent major
operation today at Cook hospital
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BANQUET TO

Continued ton pas. one,
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Gun otter Arrestsd-Robert Cha
mara. an Italian was. arrested last
night by Assistant Chief Of Police
Arnett when he found the Italian
with / 90 calibre revolver In his
possession. he pistol was loaded
in every chamber. Ciamarra was
brought to the city jail where he
was kept for the night and this
morning he was turned over to
state officers for prosecution.
Returned From Trip-Sirs. ".
B. Riggleman has returned to her
home on CASTOR avenue after an
extended VISIT to Cleyland, Ohio
and Canadian points.
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iaaoa 10 slver falling.
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Skull Fraetures-George Patter
son Of Grant Town had his skull
fractured and a hip dislecated by
a fal lof coal in the mines AZ
Grant own He IS a patient at
FaIrmont hospital
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At New MartinsvllIs-Dr l.. ".
Yost Is at New Martinsyills today
where he will give an address be
fore teachers institute as rep
resentative OF the state Board OF
Health.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
SUBMIT RAILROAD TAX
CASE THROUGH BRIEFS

By order eutt1ch- yrstcrday. briefs
will be nlcd by all pHi;ics with the
state Corporation Commission in the
litigation over The taxation Of twenty
miles Of railroad in Allcrhnny COIN
" for 4 long series al years. When
the case was cal."d for hearing tine
attorneys agreed 10 submit the mat
tor by brief. Thcroupon the com
mission gave the Commonwealth Of
Virginia and the county OF Ailca hauy
until Luly To hic brief. and tho
Chesapeake and ONO hallway must
present its reply by August !.
The plcadings state that The Old
Cov!nrton and Ohio Railroad opcr-
atinE between tho town of Coving
ton and the West N.rginia line. was
exempt from taxation by Law. II
was purchased by the chesapeake
and Ohio Railway. IN ISIS, AMI it il
now claimed by the county and state
thai ia,e Chesapeake ana Ohio did not
pWy the exemption and that tho cor
Grafton Commission should now so
Mick and asScs the property for taxes
Xilr the years 1879 10 1901. since which
h,tcr date the line haze been regular
Is taxed