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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-12

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& ton Garrett lal
Bsnll 8 cprpqrstiq t3lgsil
iheId Trustee, laTy Price /.
81. Show ltei. 'fT1lstee First sI'a-
tionaf Bank Of li1pRingkQns g cor
poration, First National Banlc Of
BairTiew. a corporation WllltGm 8.
HAMMOND trustee, Charles r /.
Hoult, administrator Of Elijah H.
HoUlt, Charles R. Hoult, Peoples
National Bank Of Fair1nont 2 cor.
poration, j. F. Dye, ]. n. Hart
ley e Sons Company. 3 oorpofa-
ton, Sam ISeman. William P Lob.
man. infant and Margaret L. Leh.
I'm inEsnt. defendants.
In the Circuit Court Of Marion
County, West VIralnla:
You and each Of you will take
notice that in pursuance OF de.
cree OF said Circuit Court entered
on the 18th day Of September,
1921, IN the chancery cause therein
pending wherein you are parties
complainant and defendant, l have
fixed the 9Th day OF November,
1891, at ten o'clock A. NJ. Of that
Gay at my Law office Suite Z Hall
Block, In the City of Fairmont, in
Marion county, West Yidginia, as
the time aud place for beginning
the discharge OF my duties under
said decree OF reference, an alb
stract Of which said decree Is as
follows, To take, state and report
an account showing
First: What personal estate Al.
bert L. Lehman owned at the time
Of his death, the character and
value thereof.
Second: WHAT disposition. II any,
was made Of said personal estate
BIZ the plaintiff. Jessica P. Lehman,
OF the personal
estate OF the said Albert L. Leh'
man. deceased, and how much, II
any, Of said personal estate is now
in the hands Of said administra.
trix available for the payment OF
any debts owing by the estate OF
the said Albert L. Lehman, de-
ceased.
Third: A settlement Of the ad,
mintsradon OF the estate OF the
said decedent by hts said admin
isLratrlx.
Fourth: What debts the said Al
bert l.. Lehman owed at the time
OF his death, to whom, they are
payable, thoir nature and their re-
spectiYe amounts and priorittes.
Fifth: What real estate, II any,
was owned by the said Albert L.
Lehman at the time OF his death,
It's quantity, description and loea-
ton.
as any party in interest may re-
auire, the same being pertinent or
such other matters as said Commits
sioner himself may deem pertinent
whether so required or not.
At which time and place you arc
required to be present.
Given under my hand this lSth
day Of September, 1921.
CLAY D. AMOS,
snecial commissioner in Chancery
OF the Circuit Court OF Marion
County, West Virginia.
HARRY SHAW,
Counsel for plaintiff: -
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ORDINANCE NJ. s..

AN ORDINANCE, Providing for
the paving and improvement of
Raymond street, between State
street and Market street, In the
First ward.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
CITY OF FAIRMoNT:-
Section /. That Raymond street,
between State street and Market
street, cross-streets OF said Hay
mond street, be paved In answer to
tho prayer OF the petition filed on
the tweuty.fifth day of July, 1921.
Section 2. Tho said paving hero
in ordered shall be OF concrete ma
terial and said street, between the
points aforesaid, shall be paved
width of twenty-five feet. The
work shall be done in the manner
as shown by the specifications and
plans for said paving prepared by
the City Engineer and adopted by
the Board OF Directors.
Section 3. The work OF said paw
ing shall be let by contract to the
lowest Responsible bidder after pub
lfcation of advertisements for bids
for the work in The Fatrmoni
Times and Tho West Virginian,
newspapers published and Of general
circulation in this city.
Section 4. 1t shall be the duty
of tho City Engineer Immediately
upon completion Of the work and
acceptance thereof the Board of Di.
reetors to ascertain the frontage
of all lots and fractional parts Of
lots AUDITING on said street along
the line OF said paving and ascer.
tain the amount chargeable against
each lot or fractional lot and prop
erty owner and make report there
OF to the Board Of Directors.
Section S. It shall be the duty Of
each owner Of lot or fractional
part OF a lot along the line OF said
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lGIIll On BIIlS
COMES THURSDAY
Transacted At
adjourned Session Of
Board

II a adjourned session Of the
~ beard Of directors held MOI
Fonds Tor paving PtttBburBn
iSrait8 d aS follows:
o.. q: Curfey to build garage IN
Balhut Avenue 70 cost s29os y: =.
Morris 10 shpId a residence IN no:
bert avenue to cost $500; J. o.
Nay to build & resident in ReeYet
sgsnte 10 colt 81, 500; q. l. Steward
"a build an addition 70 hig residence
III Talbot Place TO cost 5000 j. ],
Akron 70 build a garage In Wood
trsek 10 cost $3.50; Vito Delllgatj
togbufid porch 10 his residence IN
sprfng street to cost. $3.50; A. j..
Petafs TO build garage to Bryant
Street to cost $3.50; John G. Smith
Is build a sun parlor In Nuzum
spfsca TO cost 5000; 8. c. Casterllne
ia erect residence In Blaine street
ocost $4,000 ;Chnrles w, Robson
10 build a reAidence at Fairmont
avenue and the Country club road
to cost $4,000; G. w. Robinson
to build a garage at Falrmont ave.
nae and Country club road TO cost
$500: Antonio Nissicchio to build
4 karaEe at 514 Merchant street to
cot $500: B. P. Swearingen 10
build garage and apartments in
Pierpont avenue to cost "a, 500; Dr..
Il. III. Miller to build a garage and
Hats IN Locust avenue to cost q
ESQ; q. F. Davis to build a porch
10 his residence in MorEantovn
avenue to cost $500.
Action on the sealed bids opened
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Personals

Leland a. Rymer has returned
from few days visit in Pitts
burgh.
Morton H. Llijelund has return
ed/to Cameron after a visit with
hi, family in Howard street,
j. Russell Stone of Wheeling
spent week end visit with his
mother. Mrs. L. NJ. Stone OF
Howard street.
William Gray has returned from
GAINESVILLE. Ohio, where he has
been employed for several months.
Chief of Police j. E. Masters
has gone TO Harmony. Pa for a
visit with his brothers. Harry ana
Lindsey T. Masters. His place IS
filled by r. E. Mccartney.
+. f. MILAN was week eno
visitor in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Black
have returned from few weeks
Stay at Berkeley Springs.
Miss Rhea Griffin has returned
from Columbus. Ohio, where she
attended the National Convention
Of the American Red Cross.
Edgar II. Brady OF Morgantown
snent the week end with his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Owen r.
Brady in Third street,
Fred A. Pricherd was visiting
friends at Fairmont on Monday.
Mrs. John NJ. MILAN is spend
ing a weeks visit with relatives at
worthington.
Mrs. Edward Norris has return
ed 10 her home at breckenridge,
| Texas after viist with her
brother. Edward V, McFadden and
family OF high street.
s. E. Phillips has returned from
business visit in Pittsburgh.
Miss Bertha Wade has return
( ed from visit with her sister
Mrs. n. W. Chase at Rymer.
Or. William Singleton Is here
from Philadelphia, for visit with
his father A. H. Singleton and
family IN Locust street.
Thomas K. Downs and W. j.
Davis have returned from q few
days spent in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Bow
ers left on Monday for a visit
with their son, Dr.. c. A. Bowers
and family at Cleveland, Ohio,
Snowden Thorne has gone to
charleston where he will become
a member of the state police.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Alders are
moving from the Stewart residence
lin Beatty avenue to the Furbee
/ property IN FNurbes avenue.
Mrs. D. A. Fitzgerald has re-
turned from a visit with Mrs.
Thomas NJ. Wise at Mount Glen
ems, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. spench Debolt
and grandson of Point Marion, Pa
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Russell
and children of Mount Morris, Pa.
have returned to their homes at
ter a visit with relatives here.
Rev. Father Thomas Collins OF
the Catholic church at Underwood
was the recent guest Of Rev.
Father G. j. Kluser at the Cath
Ollie Rectory in Furbee avenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"Reminiscences NOTICE


To Jessica P Lehman, Admins.
tratrix Of the personal estate OF
Albert L. Lehman, deceased, plain
tiff. u. F. Davis, ". E. Arnett
John L. Lehman, George NJ. Price
Homer j. Price, Winnie NJ. Jacobs
Winnie NJ. Jacobs. Executrix OF
George NJ. Jacobs. deceased.
Jessica P. Lehman. Margaret Paul
Smith, Guardian OF George w.
smith, an infant, Morgan Billings
ley, Calvin D. Conway, The First
National Bank Of Fairmont. cor
poration, The Grafton Bank and
Trust Company, a corporation, The
National Bank OF Fairmont, a cor
poration. A. B. knight. Glenn F.
Barnes, Lewis A. Hall, C. E. Hut.
crimson; Fairmont Trust Company,
corporation. Charles w. Robin
son, Festus Parrish, Home Savings
Bank, a corporation, Smith Hold,
Jr, Alpha Tenant. First National
Bank OF Point Marion, a corpora
tlon. Dora L. Hoult, Farmers Bank
Of ShInnston. n corporation, The
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Homo Erom septh

I Horace Earl OF sycamore mas
returned from Mobile. Alabama,
where he was called BY the serl.
Gus Illness OF his father. Mr.. Earl
brought home a collection Of pine
cones, and a ripe persimmon, the
latter weighing an exact half
pound, which tog6ther with a fine
crookneck pumpkin, grown on his
sycamore lot are on display in the
show window at the First Nationa'
31n1r
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saturday,s Game

The Trladelphia high school
football team wfll be here on Sat
.urday afternoon for game with
the local high eleven. The local
team has been successful in win,
ming BY decisive scores against all
three @of their opponents thus far
this season; and While the Wis
itots are expected to prove strong
81 than any club that has yet ap'
nearsd here, the local boys are
determined to win IL possible.
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The latest type OF battleships OF
Japan Will carry eight 1S-inch guns
Each gun weighs 10 tons and can
throw a 3.400.pound she'll UP to a
range OF $4,000 yards. A shell fired
from the guns at half1the distance,
It is declared will penetrate the
stoutest armor carried by any bat.
tleship now afloat.
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CHARTER GRANTED.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 12.-Charter
was Issued yesterday by the secre.
tary Of state to the Allied Motor
Corporation, FaIrmout; capital
stock, $50, 900. Incorporators: J.
W. Reeves, G. E. Hulderman, A.
H. Reeves, II. Glenn Lake, A. P.
Brady, all OF Fairmont.
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Dale Herbert Huey lett yeBteT
div Tor Detroit, Mich where he
wiii ehtaF Ehe Michigan State
Au4o School for a course OF study.
TIe yyRs accompanied to Detroit by
N. 10 hEichaels Of this city, who
vifis purehase number OF Hud
son caf8s
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Mrs f5Iaura FIrbee has return
ed from the Ohio Valley General
hospital at Wheeling where she
has iSasn . patient Tor some weeks.
Hsf dang Inter, Mrs. RoyNL. Cron-
iSe OF Ptttsburgh and her nurse
aecompanied her home,
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|MA.llNINGFON
coIered Preachers Fined

In Yesterdays police court. two
colored clergymen. Rev. C. H..
Arnold OF this city and Rev. Bur.
a5ton Bruce OF Downs were fined
Jointly the sum Of five dollars and
costs after a heated argument
lover. religious matters which ter
j minated I'm a hand to hand combat.
Mike George paid the court fifty
dollars for his second recent OF.
tense at gambling. Newton Her
sohman paid $50 for dagrant Of
tense while intoxicated, Two
Other drpnks each paid $40 and
costs,
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KgLA



paving 20 prompt pay kntq
CITY Treasury the Gno1a se
tanned to De due in aecordetie
Section 81 Of ohepter
Code OF Welt Virginia.
Section 8. The city sliqll
lien against zach lpt ~
part OF ! iot3aibt tita Ina o.
paving to secaIo the p9ynt1
the assessment against the an9o
Section z. From and ste
DAYS after the assessment ot =
ehsrges against said lots
tionaI lots, Interest ~ tit9
six (6) per scentrm shall ~ M
thereto until paid,
Section s. There Is hers ~
proprfAted from the genefAi tans
of the city sum stfti eient tr
for said paving, aud Sll paStas
OF assessments, when con
shall be placed In the genera Inn
Passed by the Board Of Dtreo
tors October 10th. 1ea1
WILLIAM w. coNAyE..,
Teste: Mayb
LUKE C. ARNRTT
City CLERK.
NOTICE OF DATE OF hlAlSIlS
DEED.
To lea. Williams:
You Will take notice that q,
Norris, assignee Of q n 5ufnn
purchaser OF the tolloHtng eeal
tate. The undivided o1e kith
tareBt In 67.4S acres and r bur
coal, located IN Manning ton dfstFfe
Marion county, West Yirgdat
which was sold b. the sheriff -
Marion county at the sale tnf
llnQuent taxes made on the stll ~
OF December, 1911, and y. dee
been required % provided by
which deed will be made To- the
o. E. Morris, on or after the -
day OF December. 1891, unless on
against that day redeem the
real estate from the said
The amount necessary 10 rcd ~
is as follows:
Amount paid sheriff At sad
sale 49,. 1900. y. -. III t.Qs
Amount taxes paid Oh, the
property since said sale. Rlps
Amount paid surveyor tor
survey and report
Amount, paid for notice and
service thereof 1888. y
Interest .....,... .,s...sss
Total .,..5...,.,t,....l.,.'s.,,. !, Y ; 1855. :
Given under my hand this 96th
day OF September. 1891
LEE N. SATTERBTHflp
Clerk OF the County Court 81
Marion County, west VirStni
9-2S 1o-5-12.1s
NOTICE OF DATE OF MAKING
DEED.
To L. s. Book q j. S. Kennedy
You will take notice that y.
Wilson, the purchaser OF the 10
lowing real estate, one-half int
est in a4.17 acres oil and Cal
Gated in Lincoln district arton
COUNTY, West Virginia. which Wa8
sold by the sheriff OF Marion cpat
ty at the sale for delinquent taxes
made on the sth day OF Decenh e.
1919, and a deed has been required
as provided by law, which deed viii
be made to- the said p. h.
on or after, the list day Of Deceln
Der, 1891, unless you q gatntt ttat
day redeem the said real estata
from the said sale, he 1Etpnat
necessary to redeem IL as folloA
Amount paid sheriff q SAID
sale ...ss..,...s. 800. I. II. : ; 80
Amount paid surveyor Tor
survey and report, I.
Amount paid for notice aud
service thereof. .s.s.s ~ rs
Interest ........ -. 80. .s+..
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FE1IALR HELP WANTTD

LADIES WANTED = For sales
work in FaIrmont. Commission
payment. Earnings limited only, to
the ambition and ability OF success
full applicants. Good education, at
tractive appearance and pleasing
personality are essential. Should
be 25 years or oldor. Apply TO adj
Yertising manager, The West Vir
ginian office, after 1 o'clock p. m.
10.11,3t.9s2A
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Re.ilnaa Mnatlnan

Hsintng last evening IN Eagles
6sTI "a Railroad street the Cath.
aIIe Daughters Of this city rssum-
2 thsir twice a month meetings,
baye been suspended for
olne TINS.
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Family Moves

Mr., and Mrs. Bruce B, Warder
and family who recently sold their
home IN Brookside are moving In
70 the Stewart property in Beatty
avenue.
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strotherof Metz who has
~ cailY recovered from q severe
% several weeks was q
4sor in the city yesterday.
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Charles Z. Hawker Of this city
has been called to Shinnston by
the death of his uncle, Thomas
.H6wker
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A room ten feet wide, ten feet
long and ten feet high contains 70
pounds of air.
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A movement for The Observance
of ArmiHttce Day in this city IL
in, progress and its proponents OF
which. n F. Hoiiobaugh is chair
man OF the committee will shortly
hold a meeting Sor furtherinE
plans.
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Home From Navy

Ralph GeigeT son Of DR.. and
Mrs s. a. Gieger Is here from
the u S. Navy for a several days
f1riough.
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: ROOM HOUSE. with large lot
only $500. In a good town Of
about 500 with first grade high
rchool and all kinds Of churches,
and fine class of people. Price
$500. $500 down balance 500 PEI
yesr. NJ. l.. Trout Realty Co, H
u Atkinson, ACT. Macarthur, o.
10 10 1t s96 A.
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1lo5,6.s club Luneheer

NH gotaaslfs Club held their
ncheon at the Bartlett
4cR8l one O'clock Yesterday.
156s ~ gnlar meeting of the
eloh followed the lpnehsoni
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DRRssNIAKING -Phons 754. elS
Maryland Avenue. 104st $50 A
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WANTED TO RENT-wheel chair
invalid can wheel herself IN, Ap-
ply 200 diamond St 1o-5s2t-s4sA
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UNFURN1saED Aoo0Ts

FOR RENT - Two unfinished
rooms. Phone 1ss1.M 19-7-7t-s64A
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WANTEp.

WANTHD-BoarGers and roomert
by day, week or meal. S9s Jack
son 81. s.24.2st.selA
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spitzbergsn mas only four
months Of light in a year.
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aud was held in the NJ. E. church
parlors,
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BUSINESS MAN wANTHD-one
capable Of assuming direction Of
a new department to be created;
selling experience and a good edu
cation are the main essentials to
success. Man should be settled 10
habits and ambitious to get ahead
This is not a boys Job but a real
mans opportunity. Modest salary
to start. Apply to advertising man.
ager, The West Virginian office,
during afternoon. 10.11-St.sssA
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AIuIT!lo!l5 oRI:E!s

FOR sAIE-isiS sayen passeugsr
Peerless car IN good condition.
Reasonable 10 quick buyer. Phone
1918. 1915 St sSs 4
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FOR SALE-one cabinet mautel
oak banIster and rail for stair
Eay. banister for porch. Apply
2oS Diamond st. 10-11-3t'9Ssb
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FOR SALE-6.room house. Large
lot; bath, all conveniences. Phone
1929. 10.lO.3t.985A
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MALE HELP WANIRp

WANTEDZTwo pick miuers, work
every day. Mccoy Coal Co.,
Coal Run 1o-1o-ste975A
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LUKE G. ARNHI5 n
City CLERK.
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"THE WOMAN GOD CHANaEnv

& Anna Jansen, a beautiful dane.
|fing girl. gives up her career to be-
come the common law bride Of
Alastair De Vries. lie rouses her
| jealously by paying marked atten-
tions to chorus girl. She pleads
with him not to desert her, and he
|fhrows her from him brutally La
|sser that night, when she sees him
with the chorus girl in the Orient
|ml Cafe, she takes a revolver from
|eher handbag and shoots him dead.
/ This is the testimony at her trial
|iTith which the picture opens Five
Wears elapse and Thomas MeCar-
|Ehy, a detective, takes mp the VAR
|ssative. Anna has fed 10 Tahiti
|swhere she is employed in an
|nmus resort. Mccarthy
|Hraces her to this place and places
her under arrest for murder There
lbs a hitch in the extradition nego-
|Aiations and the two miss the regu-
|lar steamer for San Francisco.
81 Mccarthy, however. secures pas
Sage for two on an English trading
Vessel. Two days GU tfrom Tahiti
fhere is a break in the machinery
And a fire starts. The steamship
Ss DESTROYED by an explosion. Anna
+ Shd Mccarthy cling 70 a spar and
$e9ch an island. Mccarthy real
szes that but for Annals efforts in
benalf he must have perished
tlthoH1h he loves her, he is resoly-
IA to bring Anna to trail for her
ari-,,1 COL. -..n nc hnV ara nos
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camping near Hancock. Inquiry Of
ficially this morning failed to show
any evidence that feelers of any
description had been thrown out as
regards getting control of existing
lines in the section; but it was said
Yesterday by one who has been in
touch with the power situation that
the prime purpose in the camping
trip in this section way to survey
the possibilities Of the Potomac and
its reaches, and that the campers
used every available opportunity to
see for themselves.
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GREEK TWINS LEAVE
REANERY is CLOSED

The New Liberty Restaurant,
Main street Frostburg, Nd, owned
and managed by Hercules Partaino,
a Greek, was closed the other morn
ing at an early hour by Hitchins,
Watts and ITitchins, owners of the
bulldog occupied by the restau-
rant. Harry and George Portaino,
twins, as they are known to the pub
lie, who have been operating the
restaurant there for nearly two
years, left Frostburg that morning.
They formerly operated a restau-
rant in Hagerstown and left there
in 1919
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FORD PARTY HAD EYE
OUT FOR BUSINESS
DURING CAMP TRIP
Particularly Interested In
State Power Facilities.

Though ostensibly on pleasure
bent, there is undoubtedly a bust
ness angle to the visit into West
Virginia of Henry Ford, Thomas a.
Edison and Harvey Firestone.
The intfmation that there might
be a business connection with the
trip into this section came in a re-
cent interview with the party while
in the West Northumberland sec
sion.
This was indicated though not adj
mitted, by the party during their
soiourn in the western part Of the
state also
I'VE greatly admire the scenery Of
Nest Virginia, particularly that in
HE vicinity of the Cheat river, but
We can't say much for most of the
Vest Virginia roads over which we
have travelled" was the comment OF
ienry Ford.
instead Of answering questions
aryey Firestone, the man whose
anne on tires yies with Henry's
diators, was hurting question aft
question at the interrogation and
was here the first mixing develop
4 that there might be more than
loasure in the trip.
How many mines are there in
the northern West Virginia field?"
asked Mr.. Firestone.
What company furnishes the
power for all of these mines?" was
another question, and what was
the rainfall in West Virginia last
year?' was another.
All Have An Eye Open
Us your trip through this section
purely one in search of pleasure
and rest, or is there an element OF
business connected with the jour
uey?" was asked Mr.. Ford.
I'VE never lost an opportunity to
add to our knowledge of different
districts, and of course this trip is
no exception" was the reioinder.
Are you particularly interested
in the water-power possibilities OF
the Cheat River and the other
streams Of West Virginia., was
asked.
''My former answer would apply
to that question also" was the re
ioinder, Mr.. Ford adding that there
are wonderful possibilities from
hydro-electri standpoint in the
Cheat River"
Had Planned To Stop At Fields
I'VE regret very much" contin-
ued MT, Ford" that we could not
avail ourselves of the opportunity to
see more Of the Cheat at the invi-
tation of Bishop Anderson, but we
have been tarrying along the way
longer than we had intended and it
is necessary to push on. Bishop
Anderson had anticipated taking us
to the country place of Arlington
Field over night and then show us
the wonders of RocIley-on-Cheat
and other points Of interest, but
this pleasure we were forced to
forego."
1t has been intimated also that
the party had its eye out for pos
sibilities along the Potomac while