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B. & 0. Schedule
Changes Sunday

At midnight the B. & o. system
will be running on It's new SEIZED.
ule. Trains start to run on the new
schedule out OF Fairmont Sunday
and there are q number Of changes
especially with the arrival Of
Pittsburgh trains. It was learned
today that train 90, which leaves
here at $40 a. m. for Pittsburgh
will carry a Pullman coach.
]. NJ. Scott, Wheeling, general
superintendent West Virginia dis.
trict, B. & o. R. R. is in Grafton
today. He passed through Fair.
mont yesterday afternoon.
Arrangements were made by
Fairmont B. & o. terminal en-.
ployees at meeting yesterday AFT.
ernoon at the rooms Of Ernest
Bartlett, trainmaster for the safe.
drive to be put on from August
18th to September 18th. NJ. 3.
Cartwright, terminal trainmaster
will appoint special committees,
which will be announced later.
T. B. Burgess, wheeling, super.
visor Of locomotive operations, 3,
& Q. R. R., was in Fairmont today,
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.SIAAGE FRAYNGE
AGAIN AlB.l|T'TEB

All was satisfactory TO stacy
Fraynce Of Annabelle, as long n
he was on the inside Of the til.
angle, but when he began 70 sus.
pect that Mrs. Ke1dy Janasz was
also looking with favor on several
other boaEderg, Stacy began tc
exhibit signs Of Jealousy that have
so far, eliminated In his arrest
once on a charge Of assault another
time on q charge OF carrying a re-.
volyer and still another time on q
charge Of selling moonshIne whis.
key. Stacy was acquitted on the
gun toting charge yesterday when
tried before Justice NJ. r. Mus.
grove and a jury and was I'm.
mediately arrested on the moon.
shining charge. In each case Mrs.
1anasz was the complaining Wit
ness. Mrs. Janasz Is also out on
bail after having been arrested
last week on complaint Of Stacy
who says she has been selling
moonshIne whiskey.
The history Of the case dates
back to last April, when Stacy be.
gan to board at the Janasz house,
and Immediately began to pay
marked attentions to the mistress
OF the house. who, report says,
met him at least half way. All was
well until the woman began to
tire of stancy and aroused his
jealousy by receiving the atten-
tons Of several other men. stancy
|, is said to have made such a nusi.
ance Of himself in various ways,
that he was asked TO leave this
house. which ne did and went to
Ohio where he stayed until last
month. y
When he returned, he is said
to have gone to the Janasz home
again and threatened to tell the
woman's husband the names OF
certain Of her alleged lovers but
selected the wrong time for the
disclosure, for the woman, who
happened to be doing the family
washing at the time broke the
dashboard over his head. She
then came to the city and swore
out a warrant for MIS- arrest
charging him with threatening her
with bodily injury.
stancy was tried and acquitted,
but was Immediately arrested on
a charge Of having pointed a gun
at the woman white he was room
ing at her house last April. This
charge also failed TO stick and the
verdict Of the jury after a trial
lasting about four hours was that
stGncy was not guilty. stancy was
defended by Attorney NJ. NJ. Nicely
and Attorney L. G.. Musgrave re-
presented the state.
The trial jury was composed OF
W. E. Morgan. Charles Anderson
]. N. Mckinney, Arthur Reed
A. P. Harr, J. r. Barrett. j. q.
Daugherty, Gus Dexter. w. n.
Murphy, L. 8. Ullum, John Hart
ley, H. E. Moran. Attorney L.
G. Musgrave will defend Mrs.
Janasz at her trial on August "a,
on the charge Of selling whiskey,
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Akron. Ohio, who had been visiting
n this city left today for their
home AZ Akron.
Nj. and Mrs. hifre Hail. cf Cam
bridge Ohio, nlotored here sevetdl
dsys ago for q visit With AIfsI
Halle brother, Robert Rannenbefp
and family Of Floral avenue.
N Mrs Leila NJ. Koen, who had
been the guest Of Mrs. Porter Hol.
land,' returned yesterday TO her
home ut Warrington
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Robinson are
leaving. today for Little Hooking,
Ohio, where they will visit the for.
r1er's mother, Mrs. Sallie Robin.
Nh. and Mrs. James L. Gettings
and children Of Locust avenue, have
returned from a months visit with
relatives ut Salamanca and Buffalo
James T. Murphy Of the Consoli.
dalton Coal Company has returned
from q two weeks visit with rela.
tives at Cincinnati and. Buckeye
Nj. and Mrs. R. M. Gardner have
returned from an automobile trip
to Minnesota resorts, Edgewater
Beach and Chicago, Ill.
Miss Pearl Francis has returned
from Chicago where she had been
the guest Of her sister, Miss Vera
Francis.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. o. c. Wilson went to
Harrisville this morning where she
will spend several days. She will
be accompanied home by her sons,
Guy and Vance who had spent the
summer there with. their grandpa
rents, the parents of Mr.. Wilson.
Mrs. Addie Phelps and daughters
the Misses Ella and Blanche, will
go to Shinnston tomorrow, where
they will attend the funeral OF
Robert Tetrick, aged "a, son Of Mrs.
Cora Tetrlck, whose death took
place early yesterday morning after
an illness with typhoid pneumonia.
The young man was an oil we'll
worker and was popular in the com.
munity where he lived The
funeral takes place Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Charles Leonard and daugh-
ter, Miss Geneva, have gone to New
York and Atlantic City for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Arnett, Jr.,
and daughter, Miss Bernice, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Arnett and
son, Erwin, left yesterday by au-
tomobile for visit to a osmp on
the South Branch Of the Potomac.
The Misses Sara Deveny and
Louise Burns Of this city, Miss
Frances Haggerty, of Pennington,
and P. A. Deveny, Of this city, have
gone to Atlantic City for several
weeks tsay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wadsworth LEI.
today for visit to Akron, Ohio,
making the trip in their new Buick
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Watkins, Of
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DISTRICT
TEACHERS NAMED
Benton's Ferry To Have
: Two After New Build
ing Is Finished

Teachers for the schools Of Union
district were announced this week
by the board OF education Of that
district, They are as follows:
Benton's Ferry-Mis Mabel K
Liller.
Pleasant valley-Miss Ruth Mus
grove.
Stanley, AT1ene clelland, Marquee.
tie Stanley.
Mlllersville = Mildred Groves.
Rose Jansen.
Hiolman's Run-w. P. Skinner,
Miss Anna Richards.
Hovewell-Garley Sprouse
springer-NelIie Hawkins.
Colfax-Earle S. Michael.
Levels-Locie Smith.
Powell-Thos. F. Code.
Goose Creek-Mary Fahey.
Hammond-Hattie D. Davis.
Quiet Dell-Mattie Morgan
Gladys Creek-Susan Smith.
Grassy Run-Not applied.
A second teacher may be appoint
ed for Benton's Ferry after the new
building Is completed.
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Mrs. Lulu Wilson
Dies Suddenly

Mrs. Lulu Wilson, . we'll known
woman Of this city, died suddenly
last evening at her home al lid
lFairtnont avenue at about 1890
O'clock. She was q daughter 81
Mrs. Martha salter Of s13 Mad!sori
street and is survived by the fois
lowing children: Mrs. Harry
Butcher and Mrs. Naomi Martin,
Of Fairmont, and Mrs. Erlna BorinF
of Grant Town, and by q aon, ZanoI
Wilson, Of Wheeling, n.
The body was prepared for burial
by Undertaken MusFraVe and Son.
and was this morning taken to tho
home Of Mrs. Harry Butcher AZ
800 spierpont avenue. a
The funeral will take place at
ten o'clock Monday morning from.
the Butcher residence and sbnfiai'
vim be made in Woedl9wn ce,nss
lEtEpAf - = So ~ EEL
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Five BANDS At
LABORDAYPICNIC
Trades Assembly Making
Elaborate Plans for Sept.
5 Celebration

Plans are now being formed by
the Monongahela Valley Trades
and Labor Assembly for. the larg
est picnic ever held by that organ
ization on Labor Day, September
5. The picnic will be held at Loop
Park.
Five bands will supply the music
for the occasion and a fine pro
gram of speeches, athletic gamer
and other amusemerts is now be
ing arranged. Cash prizes win al
so be given for the best appearing
local in the big parade, which will
be a feature OF the days program
Forty five locals are advertised ID
take part in the parade which will
be started at IL a. m. and move
over the principal streets.
The picnic at the park will be OIL
the old time basket variety and
everybody is invited.
The principal speakers will be
Samuel Pascoe, Of the United Mine
Workers Of America and James
Shanessy, international organizer
OF the journeyman BARRIERS union
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Wooden Mills Event
Divided This Year

PARKERsBuRG, W. Va, Aug.
13.-The Twentieth annual Labor
day outing Of the employees Of the
United Wooden Mills Co. will be
held In two divisions this year.
The employees Of the Columbus
plant Will picnic at Buckeye Lake,
the famous Ohio resort; while the
employees Of the Parkersburg, W.
Va. and Marietta, Ohio, plants will
go by special train to Paden City,
q beautiful spot In the hills OF
West Virginia.
Fourteen employees OF the com.
pany will receive diamond rings
from President W. A. Hersch as d
reward for. rounding out five years
of continuous service.
At the Paden City outing, big
athletic program will be pulled off,
including baseball games between
teams Of both the men and women
employees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS i,

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be receives,
at the office OF G. H. Snider, Aret:
tect, Professional bhilding, Fan
mont, West Virginia, until l.
o'clock noon, on the 23Td day
August, 1921, for. tho constrpcttrt
Of public school building for tn,
Board OF Education OF Paw Pa.
district, Marion county, West VII.
ginia at Dakota according to plan.
and specifications prepared BY I
H. Snider, architect, Fairmon..
West Virginia.
Contractors may secure plan:
and specifications at the office o.
the architect, or from w. D.. Yost,
president Of the Board Of Educs.
ton, Fairview, West Virginia, up.
on reasonable notice Of their inten
ton to submit a bid.
The board reserves the right TO
accept orireject any or all bids re
ceived.
BY Order Of Board Of Education
Paw Paw District
s:1S.15.16-17.1s.1s.
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T0DAYs KWIz
ADsWets to Yeaterdsy's XVII

Apswers 10 Yesterdays XVII
1.-The region OF the Mississlp
II q called the Garden Of the
faster is one who tests the
quality o. liquors, teas, ETC., by
obfuscate means to confuse
the mindsto perplex.
THE Thirty Years War was
from 1918 to 164S.
5Richard lie Gallienne Is a
contemporary poet and journalist
born In England.
The ancient Hellespont is now
called the pardanelles.
Venice, italy, is called "The
Bride OF the Sea-"
SIT IS fifteen miles from Jeru.
salem to Jericho.
s-The suez Canal was opened
In 1859,
There are forty.nine states
in the United States.
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REALLY FIRMS oHARrER

A certificate Of Incorporation
for the Real Estate Corporation
was filed yesterday with County
Clerk Lee N. satterfield. The
capital stock Is $40, 900 OF which
$500 has been subscribed and
500 paid in. The tncorporators
are Hugh j. Hood, Beulah 9
Hood, IA1ex R. Watson, Euds
Frey and w. 8. Watson all Oh
Fairmont. @. Brooks Deyeny bas.
been appointed attorney for The
company.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
BOARD OF EDUCATION. LEVY
ESTIMATE n
State Of West Virginia,
County of Marion. TosWitt

District Of Lincoln.
! At regular session Of the board
% education Of Lincoln district Of
Marion county held atshe regular
meeting place thereof, on the sses
ond Tuesday in August, 1921. Pres.
ent: Eleon Brand, President Of
said board Of education, and ]. Lee,
James and Finley Cakes, Commits.
,sionefs.
IN accordance with chapter ISL
ACTS 1922, the board Of educat i6n
proceeded, t6Slnak up m estimate
of the amount necessary "a, bcl
levied for the current fiscal year, itoi
cover all district debts and liabilsI
tiles payable during the year, Iii.
Guiding the probable expenditures,
for district purposes and proper
allowances Tor delinquent taxes
eSonerRtio and centtng eiicies, but,
sdsduetiflg che money n the treas
stiry ID ~ d ID che service X tlei
years and district claims doth de-
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termine and rstimate the several
amounts to Believed as follows.
Elementary Seiscoi Vi ptsrpe o
Maintenance Fund EstftnNte
Estimated iie eeipts Il
Amount due tf6m Slierifl az. "a
Estimated Dfsh1Ys r,ents 7 I
Current aecotrts an ~ VI X 2
nnbaSI T;sSssSo egs IA y kSs -
ant pSns,,sl;t,ts ,sstys W ooo'IS
LEVY for. i,,siSts,, ~ t,,,,S W. No, y
poSes FOR .ri,Fpent sses, nes,. psttT
Total d;SSt.s. ~ - ss1 II ~ mo on
TotaI roccints So - - 10y -s'I az 81
Anot1nt 4 ted % sSs az
Teacher End ; Fsf;ras g.ssS'sS
Rsl.n.. Estimated san i..:l ], RECEIPTS sl,
Sheriff " 49, 4Ss. Z > asl "a
EsiI,,sisj ri iIIstr .sts
All eSnsndit,,res sayshia mt -
levy fof tsaehefs' f1nd 'nr, Eno ~
for current Wy M E4s'Usee
90 !, tea TEACHERS; lss per e.. 80 =.
Total estinatsj reseInts SesS e.
Amount Ia Hss raise1 ID 'SS1'SS
lew sso 7ss .,
I SAnd ne board AZ edncStinn ,S Sstb
determine and estinnSts fhat Il vii.
REQUIRE 4 lew Of Fiftsen = ss %t,s
6andSes Soliats yaInat r. eas es one me
nfupgftv taxahiA In, RAid T3naoI,si
ltistrict based ,lponE The last asssss
mont az real and nsrso nal n nseess-
~ therein. as follows: fAssst
Real estate .,..,,......'',..'. s77s4ee1
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Trip Up Hudson-B. N. veltmap,
boys secretary Of the Y. M. C. A,
left Yesterday morning on his yaca-
ton, He Is taking an automobile
trip. From here he goes to New
York; where he will meet Profes,
sor Clark Of the FaIrmont High
School FACULTY and the two will take
a trip IN the Hudson and through
Canada.
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Pathological
Questions

Questions
How did King Herod, In the
time of Peter, meet his death?
2-Who were Hams sons?
3-What is recognized as the
"land Of Ham,"
tin connection with what 9th
er city is sodom most frequently
mentioned?
Slow does Genesis 10 ds.
scribe the destruction Of these two
cities2
s-where is sodom locatedg
Who warned Lot to leave
s-Where did he seek refuge?
9-Where in the Bible Is the
mouse mentioned?
10-How early In the Bible Is
the kiss as a salutation spoken Of?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions
Peter raised Dorcas from the
dead.
cornelius was a centurlan Of
the Italian band.
3-The angel commanded Corn,
elius to seek counsel with Peter.
ECorneltus and his company
were baptized.
5-Nehemiah gave his brother,
Hanani, charge over Jerusalem.
Good Commanded Nehemiah To
make a register Of the families
that returned from. Babylon.
7-Luke wrote the Gospel Of
Luke and the Acts Of the Apostles.
NHerod thought Christ was
John the Baptist risen from The
9-christ told Peter to forgive
seventy times seven times, q Z.
io-King Herod killed James,
the brother Of John.
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Helanee due fund from
Sheriff 7gi.s
Estihat D ishhrseihenis
AL exp nditntes payable out %
Levy for teaehers' purposes for HIGH
schools for current year. "A
Delinquent taxe5, dis =
counts and exonera.
tons, institute attend.
ed, and coupons Of .g
credit and for Is high
school teachers ..................$$iss7, $50
For 4 Jr. high school
teachers, 1 Supt, .............,$ 8, ago
Extra allowance FOR 1921
% ......:..........ss......,.......... 3,S29.68
Total disbursements ....s40,e4e.es
Total receipts ..........,.,..,S 1,72t.SS
Amount TO be raised BY
Ana the board 81 education doth
determine and estimate that It Will
require o levy Of Twenty cents
(20e1 for maintenance fund ptir-
poses and Twenty-Five cents (26cli
for teachers fund purposes on each
one hundred dollars valuation ofsall
property taxable in said Lincoln
district, based upon the last ash ess-
1nent. of real and personal property
therein, as follows:
Real estate ............-...,......,S7,76 4, 921
Personal property ............ 1855, 625
Public utility property. 5,3T3, s57
4ot2I ...:...3 u, 6S1 ,6US
New Building and Improvement
Fund Purposes,
elementary and High Schools.) 4
Estimated Receipts.
Amount due fund from
Sheriff .......:..........,.......,.s 1855
Estimated Disbursements. IS
Outstanding. orders on
June 80, 1921 ................$ 6s.e5!
Total ..............................s 47, 1926.
Total receipts .....:.........:.....$ 6s.s5.
Amount to be raised by
And the board Of education doth,
determine and estimate that 1t will,
require a levy Of Thirty cents
1900 on each one hundred dollars
assessed valuation Of all property
taxable IN said Lincoln district,
based upon the last assessment Of
real and personal property therein
as follows:
Real estate .................. ,764, 92l
Personal property ............ 2; 652, 625i
Public utility property. 6,s7s,S57'
Total ......,.............,...... ,sl5,ee1 ,so8
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Asst. Prosecutor Back-Assist.
ant Prosecuting Attorney John
w. Mason, Jrs returned home this
morning from a two days business
trip to Washington, D. g., and
Somerset, Pa.
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VIII occupy PulpIt-Rev. John
s. Robinson, Fairmont, will occupy
the pulpit at the First Baptist
church on Sunday morning at 1890
O'Clock. Rev. Robinson, who is a
Methodist clergyman, Is an able
speaker.
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is In Town-col. H. c. Mutt,
president OF the Monongahela Rail-
way, was In Fairmont today He
came here on the 1870 PerfnsF
train.
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New ouestlona

tilIfS NOW AuGbLtcn1
(which is the Cream City?
What do the initials NJ. P
stand fof2
sWhet Is Esperanto?
WHAT American president
was 9 tailor In his early days?
5How many gallons In a bar.
Elm measuring horses, what
term IS used?
How many bones has the hu.
man skeletop2
What Is hara.kiri?
(Which American president
was married in the White House?
10what does the term bar.
ratry mean?
fllNlftt n.y.
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At First Raptlst-First Baptist
church will observe these services
on Sunday: Bible school, $50 q.
N, J. +. Cole superintendent;
preaching, 1880 o. M, Rev. John
-. Robinson. There will be no eve.
ming service.
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Red Mems outinu-The I'm
proved Order OF Red Men OF Fair.
mont and Monongah viii hold a
picnic at Traction park on Wed.
nesday, Aug. II. There will be a
baseball game and other sports.
Thirty-six Indians and forty squaws
will participate in a pow.pow.
There will also be dancing.
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Ralph Charlton IlI-No news is
good news to Sheriff Charlton to.
day as he waits for further advices
concerning the condition Of his
brother Ralph who is seriously i'll
in a hospital at Wheeling. Sheriff
Charlton returned home from
Wheeling yesterday after having
visited his brother at the hos
pltal. 1t was said yesterday that
Mr.. Charlton had very little chance
for recovery after long illness
but up to this afternoon, no other
news had been received.
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rendered surprlse-Upon the re;
turn Of Rev. ]. G. Buckley, pastor
of the Diamond street M. E. church
from Stanton, Va, last night he
and his family were surprised to
find the parsonage freshly painted.
The work was done as a surprise.
The H. H. Rose class OF the Sun
day school had the parsonage re-
painted.
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cemmIttee .Named-A commit.
tee Of the chamber OF commerce
consisting Of II. L. Heintzelman,
o. =. seyferth, Frank Lyon, Geo.
T. Watson and Thomas D. Cornell
has been named to further investi.
gate the proposition OF the Mlnter
securities company for home build
ing in thia section.
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10 In cty-c. v. Crltchtield, Vice
president Of the Domestic Coke
corporation, was In Falrmont this
week.
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These are the requirements.

This offer applies only~to a Mall Sub.
serlptlen for one year;
The, regular rate Of $500 for one year
IS all you are TO Pay.
Yop viii receive The West virginian
daily BY mail Excepting Sundaysl for
You wiz receive bank book containing
4 credit entry OF $500 IN the name Of
your child or grandehlld LESS than five
Il you do not hare child or grandchild
At HE time Of subscription but Il child
or Erandehild is born during the one
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Hummitg birds are not found
outside the western hemisphere.
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Sussex county, New Jersey, has.
the greatest zinc mine in the world.
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TAXING ExamS-Four applicants
are today taking the examination
for postmaster to I'll vacancies at
FarminB ton, Shinnston and other
nearby offices in this section Of
the state, g
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Certain shoes stores are, now
using x.rays in the fitting OF shoes
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King Georges wine cellars are
located under st, james Palace.
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"a Sll tue s!eLUte III L.l ;. u
siaea Then carefully tod cotled
line I III entire length. Then
dotted line Q, and so on. Fold each
section underneath accurately.
Wien completed turn over and
you1l lind q surprising result. Save
the pictures
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Charter Ellea-A certificate of1
noorporatIon tor the Universal
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WEona Men Arrested-Clty off.
GERS last night spent more than
Two hours looking for two Morgan.
town negroes who early yesterday
morning held up and robbed John
Alexander. Of Morgantown, and es.
rraped with $25. A complete de.
tcriptiun Of thetmen was furnished
local officers, and men answering
the description were reported by
different people in the city as be,
Ing seen on the streets. After a
merry chase the officers finally
rounded up the two negroes who
had been seen In Fairmont, but
they we're not the robbers wanted.
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Hospital AdrhIsslons-Mrs. A. G.
Crias Of Reeves avenue; was ad.
mitted to Cook hospital today for
trentment Mrs. Harry Llposhanchi
OF AnnabeiIe underwent a major
operation today at Cooks. Lowell
Conner and Wilhelmina Mossie OF
his city had their tonsils removed
lodny ut Cook
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Leayes HespItal-ova Fast, the
boy who was injured in an auto.
mobile accident early In March and
who had since been a patient at
Cook hospital left there today and
returned to his home on Church
street.
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Estimated Disbursements.
Current accounts due and
unpaid June 80, 1921 rs 3,62S. SO
All expenditures payable out Of
levy for maintenance fund for cur
rent year.