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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15
RUSIJOS MIESTAI NETU.
RI MAISTO.
Komunizmas baigia smaugti
Russia.

Vladivostokas, Siberia, Bal
IA. = Is Petrogrado Gia pri,
siunciamieji laiSkai uztrunka
lIelioneje apie pora manesiQ.
Is laiSkq patiriama, kad Ru-
sijos vakaruose zmon6s visgi
maziau skursta, kaip eionai:
Vladivostoke. Gyvenimo sally
COS cia nepalyginamai sun
kesnes, kaip Petrograde il
Maskvoje. O juk il ten siaucia
didis vargas.
Vladivostoke nuo praeitd
Sausio neapmokapli nei valdi-
ninkai, nei gelezinkeliQ darbi-
ninkai, policiia ir mokytojai,
Nemokamos jokios algos, ne
duodama nei maisto.
Tolimuju Rytu respublikos
sostineje Cita irgi darbinin-
kai neapmokami. Bet tenai
jiems duodama iiek-nors mai
sto.
Duodami zenklai, nera maisto.
Petrograde ir Maskvoje Emo
mems padalinami maistazenk-
liai. Bet ir SUI tais zenklais
kartais negalima gauti jokio
maisto.
Vienas advokatas, seniau
buves turtingas, raSo:
"Kadangi Petrograde siau-
cia didelis Salts, tai vietos po-
licija, kurioje didziuma yra
moterQ, nepatroliuoja gatvese,
bet buna savo namuose arba
sulindusios kitose kokiose Sill
tose vietose. Tad gatvese ne
ia kan priziur6ti tvarkos.
"Neziurint maisto trukumo,
is komunizmo visgi vystosi
naujoji Russia.
Maisto vos trupineliai.
"Po dviejq metQ valdzios
ofise as esu perkeltas zemes-
men darbininkQ rangon. To
del if maisto maziau gaunu.
Mano seimynai siandie mais-
tas susiaurintas ligi trupine-
liQ.
"Juodu miltq pudui Petro-
grade reikia mok6ti 10000 ru-
blu; baltQ miltu pudui 10000
rub. Geltonojo muilo svarui
$4,000 rubliQ.
"Teatrai If operos dykai.
Bet lankyti teatrus praktiko-
je lefdziami tiktai darbo uni
jQ nariai If, komunistai dar-
bininkai.''
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15

PARYzIUS. = Vokietiia pain
formavo talkininkus, kad jQ moral
nebus ispildyti, kad Vokietija SUI
Geguzes 1 d. neiSmokes talkinin-
kams reikalaujamu milziniSkQ su-
mu. Mes tam tikslui permazai lai-
ko nuodugniai apskaityti milzi-
niSkus reikalavimus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15
PLEsIKAI APMUSE FAR
MERI.

Belleville, ILL.,, Bal. IA.
Arti ccia vienoje farmoje (uk6-
je) atrastas primustas seny-
vas turtingas farmerys Kolter,
10 namai isgrosti.
Policija yra nuomones, kad
tai bus plesikQ darbas. Far
merys eina &c metus ir neve-
des.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15
IVEzAMA DAUG AUKSO.

Washington, Bal. IA. = Pa
skelbta, kad Sion salin nepa-
prastai plaukia auksas is Eu-
ropos.
Per vienuolika dienQ, pasi-
baigusiq Kovo 81 d., ivezta
$49,635,652 aukso.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15

MIL&NAS. - Geguz6s Is d.
ivyks rinkimai atstovQ Italijos
parlamentan. Speiama, kad Siais
rinkimais klius socijalistams, ku-
RE perdaug isivyravo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15
PINIGg KuRsAs.

Svetimp salip pinigp verte, NAL
nant nemazziau $25, 200, Baland. 1S
buvo tokia pagal Merchants Lo-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu syarui 1892
Prancuzijos Sinful frankly 7.15
Italijos Sinful liru AS
vokietijos Sinful markiu 1.62
Lletuvos Sinful auksinu 1.62
Lenkijos Sinful markiq .1S
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15

LONDONAS. = Buvo pakilusiu
kalbQ, kad Anglia su PrancuzI-
ia padariusios slapta sutarti ben
drojo apsiginimo tikslais. Vyriau-
syb6s atstovas uzgyne parlamente
tas kalbas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15
MIRE ISPANIJos PASIUN
TINYS KINIJAI.

Pekinas, Kinija, Bal. 13.
Gia mire Ispanijos pasiunti-
nys Luis Pastor.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15
ATMUsTI AIRIAI NUO
CoRKO KALEJIMO.

Cork, Airija, Bal IA. Vie
tos kalejima, kur Anglai laiko
daugybe arestuotq Airiu, ana
nakti uzpuole Atrial republi-
konai. Teeiau Anglai juos at
muse.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15
LENKAI G|NKLUOJA CT
VILIUS GYVENTOJUS.
(IS LietuvOs InfOrmacijQ
Biuro).

Nuo B. BaluGio is Kauno
gauta tokia kablegrama:
''Vilniaus ir SvenCioniu ra-
jonuose Lenkai dalina savo
salininkams = civilians gy-
ventota1ns, daug ginklu, steig-
dami hta p. o. w. (Polska
Organizacja Wojskowa) var
du "Straz Bezpieczenstwa. "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15
LIETUVoS TAUTIsKA
sVENTE NEUTRALINEJE
Z0NOJE sIRVIN-
TUOSE.

Kai-kurie Sirvintp gyvento-
jus skaito lenkininkais, bet
tas netiesa, nes sunku cia ras-
ii toki, kurs nemok6tq lietu-
viskai susikalb6ti.
SirvintieGiams teko gyventi
po valdzia daug okupantq, bet
blogiausiai po Lenkais, kurie
smarkiai agituodami savo nau-
dai tik6josi galutinai 81 kras-
ta palenkti savo pusen. Gyve-
nimas su Lietuviais ir zeligows
kininkq ziaurumai padare vi
sal kitol1i ispudi gyventojams
ir suprasdino, kad jie Lietuviai
buvo ir bus. Todel Vasario 16
d. tautos laisv6s Sventes die
ma ispuoS6 namus eglaitemis II
trispalv6mis Lietuvos veliavo-
mis-. Apie 10 val. is visu a
pylinkiq susirinko didziausia
minia dalyvauti iSkilmese. ,Su-
sidare is vietos gyventojq dl-
delis raiteliQ burys su Lietu-
vos veliavomis. IL val. ryta
minia slinko j baznyeia i IS
kilmingas pamaldas. Per pa
maldas grojo orkestra. Pamai-
doms pasibaigus atsirado kali
b9tojai, kurie prirodinejo sios
dienos reikSme, nurodydami
Lenkq politikos veidmainin-
guma If jq grobimo tikslus.
Paskui didziausia minia ski
.mingai zygiavo atgal per mics
tell. Rinkoj dar vienas kalbe-
tojas ilgoj kalboj pazymejo is
torinius Lietuvos nuotikius
smulkiai aiSkindamas blogus
Lietuvai is LenkQ unijos Liubli
ne uaisius, privedusius Lietu-
va j prazuti, aciQ Lenkp poll
tikai. Pazymejo ir i veidmai-
ninga Zeligowskio zygi, ku-
riam puola visa atsakomybe,
kad pralietas buvo broliq
kraujas, kad daug zuvo, suk-
laidinti Lenku dvarininkQ, ku-
RE norejo sugrazinti savo dva-
rus, kur If toliau "chlopai"
jiems amzina baudziava eitQ.
Po to minia trauke ] Akmaniq
sodziQ, kur buvo pirmos lie
tuvos karuomenes dalys, att
duoti JOINS pagarbos. Akme-
nuose issirikiave sutiko mani
festantus- Hietuvos kareiyeliai,
kurie dekojo Sirvintieciams uz
jq palankuma Lietuvos val
tue pat pareiksdam!,
kad jie, sirvintieeai, atskirti
demarkacijos linija, veikiai su-
lauks, kad visa Lietuva bus
laisva, ramQ .kulturos darba
varys, esant Lietuvos yaldziai
sirvintieeiai pasitiki,
kad garbingoji Lietuvos karuo
meme savo narsumu atvaduos
Lietuva nuo visq okupantp,
panaikins demarkacijos linija
If su laisve sugrazzins sostine
Vilniu.
Pasibaigus dienos iskilmems
s val. vakare, buvo teatras, ku-
ri atvaidino mokyklos vaiku-
siai. Viskas gerai nusiseke.
Kaunas. Ills. Kovo 10 d.|
AugstqjQ kursq prof. Volterio[
So metu amzziaus sukaktuves. |
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15
NESUSITAIKOMA SU KA-
sYKLU sAVININKAIs.
Nevyksta tarpininkauti Wy
riausybei.

Londonas, Bal. II. - Angi:-
jos trilyp6s darbinlnkQ sqJm-
COS dvi organizaeiji, butent,
gelezinkelieciQ II transporting
darbininkQ, vakar painformuo-
ia. kad generals streikas turl
pahlti rytoi rytq. Mes kaSyk-
lQ savininkai atsiSako plldytl
anglekaSiQ reikalavimuS. d.
Toll zinia cia padar6 nepap-
rastq iSpudi. Mes buvo Speja-
ma, kad konferencijos kaSyk-
IN SavininkQ If anglekaSiQ at
stovu Su premjcru Lloyd Ge-
orge visSi duos pageidaujamQ
paSekmiQ. PaSirodt, kad talp
n6ra.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15

Kaunas. Ills. Koyo 10 d.
Augsstqjju kursp prof. Volterio
65 metq amziaus sukaktuves.
Prof. Volteris gime 1856 m.
Baiges Rygos guber-
MICS g,imnazija, isvaziayo j
Liepcigo uniyersiteta. Ten stu
dijavo du metu. 1880 metals
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15

Vilkaviskis. Kaszin ko Gia
laukia didele, grail, buvusi
Rusq cerkve? Rusai, Vokieciai
joje meld6si. Kaszin del ko
Lietuviai is tos grazios cer-
kv6s nepadaro sau maldos ma
mq ir nesimeldzia.
Parapijos baznycioje, kaip
dabar, tai ir visai kamSalie-
ne. Cia sueina karuomen6s
pulkas, gimnazistai, parapijo-
nys, tik taip ir grudasi, kaip
piestoje. 0 cia netoli galima
baznyeia stow tuScia. Del koY
Ir istikrqju, kas per malda,
zmogui atejus SO VARSITY ir
dar reik grusties, kaip piestoj.
Ko ta cerkve laukia? Ar Ru-
sq? ar Prusq? Ar Lenku?
Kodel j nelieka siandie NAL
dos namais Lietuviams?
Vilnius. Lenkq seine Var
Savoie atstovas Erdmanas pa
breze, kad Lenkai nori
susitarimo su Lietuviais, te-
.ciau nekuomet neatiduosia
Vilniaus uz federacija.
oRAs. ~ siandie if rytoj ap-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15
Padetis labai rimta.

Kad Siandie Angliioje del
to anglekasiQ streikO padetis
Iabai rimta, tai pripazino va
kar il premjeras Lloyd Ge-
orge kaIb6damas parlamente.
Jis sake, jog Anglia susi-
laukusi juodziausiQ valandQ.
Visgi, pridur6, 6,turima dar Sick
tick viIties pasukti Salin be-
siartinanti baiSQ kataklinna.
PraneS6, kad vyriausyb6 dar-
buosis dar sutaikinti abb pusi.
Bet podraug imsis visq gall
mQ nepaprastQjQ priemoniQ
prizes iziurimq revoliueijq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15
Pazadama apsauga.

Kuomet trilypa sajunga pas
kelbt, jog generals streikas
bus isiubuotas penktadienl,
tuojaus vyriausyb6 irgi pas
kelb6 proklemacija, kad liku-
stems darbe darbininkams( tai
gi. katrie MEMORIES streikuoti)
bus duodama reikalinga tik-
roji apsauga. Ir tie darbinin-
kai, sake, gales savo pareigas
eiti kaip 9je, neziurmt gene
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15
Atmete siulomas salygas.

Po keliQ konferencijQ su
viena ir kita puse premJeras
suformulavo anglekaSiams pa
siQlymq, Pasakd, jog vyriauSy-
be stow, idant kiekviename
kaSyklQ apskrity darbinin-
kamS butQ Skiriama Skirtinga
uzmokeSnis, ziurint kaSyklQ
pelningumO.
Sake, kasyktQ SavinlnEal
pirmutiniai negal6S naudotleS
jokiuo pelnu, kol pirmiau ne
bus aprupinti darbininkai tin
kamomis uzmokesnimiS, nors
paGiai vyriauSybei priSieltQ
duOti pagelbOS kaSyklQ saw
ninkamS.
AnglekasiQ atstovai aptare
tuos pasiQlymus If pranese
premjerui, jog pasiQlymai ne
priimtini. Darbininkai stow w
dabartine suvienodinta uz-
mOknSni.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-15

oRAs. ~ siandie If rytoj ap-
siniauke; galimas lietus; maza at
maina temperaturoje.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
DEDICATE new
CHURCH SUNDAY
Interesting Preparations
Are Being Made for
. Barrackvile Event

All interest in Barrackviile this
week centers in tho preparatory
dedication services which are heins
held at the new Baptist church
The services opened on last sun
day night with a sermon by Kew. =.
q. Kelly, OF Parkersburg, VINO
preached q splendid sermon, Tues
dav evening the service was 10
charge Of Rev. W. T.. Eddy. Of the
First Baptist church Of FairmoIt,
and Wednesday evening Rev. .: I.
Eddy. Of the Fairmont East Side
church will occupy the pulpit. Otn'
ar services for the different eve
nings have also been arranged. sun
day will be- the big day IN the new
church. After the Sunday schoo!
which will be held at 10 a. m
preaching service at 11:45 a. m. ana
again at $40. Both Of these SER
mops will be preached by Rev. r. r.
BriuinstooI, OF Clarksburg. In the
evening the dedication sermon
proper will be preached by Dr.
Elkanah HUXLEY, president of Broad
dus college. OF Philippi. Special
music has been prepared for all ser.
vices, two anthems being among the
numbers for morning and evening
services on Sunday. Dinner will ,"
served In the new dining pariora
Of the church. and the public is COZ
daily invited 10 all services.
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lowe talks AT
KIWANIS DINNER
Local Man is Guest of
Warrington Organiza-
ton TuesdayP NJ.

MAENINGTON. Dec. "a
Judge Scott G.. Lowe. president Of
the FaiTmont Council Of Boy
Scouts. was the principal speaker
at the regular Tuesday MONDAY
luncheon OF the Warrington XII
wants club yesterday. Judge Lowe
spoke Of the ways that the Man
Iningtou troops Of Boy Scouts
should cooperate with tn Fair
mont troops In the National Boy
Scout movement now at hand. Mr..
Lowe stated that a meeting would
be held az Fairmont soon at which
time the matter would be consid-
cred. Following the fine talk of
Mr.. Love, a committee Of J. +.
Beatty. D.. II. Hamilton and G..
II. Long was named to represent
tho local organization at the com
ing Fairmont meeting.
I The entertainment feature OF
the meeting yesternoou was the
vocal numbers rendered by Mrs.
Leo Benedict, "Toistis.' Good
Bye" and Birds on the Wing by
Nutting. Mrs. Benedict. Of Fair
NOM is the possessor OF 4 rich
| soprano voice and the vocal mum
hers very pleasing. She was ably
! assisted by Miss Jean Basnett. Of
this city at the piano.
All committees doing special in
vestigation and other work report
ed progress but nothing definite
was made known yesterday
The committee which was named
at one Of the meetings soma time
ago TO draw up a list Of names TO
be submitted at the annual cleo
ton Of officers to be held next
! Tuesday submitted the following:
President, George w. Bowers;
vice president. l.. w. Davis and
O. T.. Thorne; treasurer, c. l..
Snodgrass, The following list Of
names was submitted for a board
Of directors 10 be named from:
L. S. Schwenck, f. A. Burt, C..
W. Prichard. f. w. Vance, James
IT,. Phillips, Val II. Burt. Rev.
John Beddow, S. L. Phillips, D.
C. Tabler. P. H. PItzer. r. j..
Clarkson and T. NJ. Haugh.
The prizes at the meeting were
given by H. j. Matthews, the first
prize, n picnic kit. being won by
C. r. Phillips. the second, a case
OF toilet water, going TO G. O.
kWalt. and the visitors prize. n
fancy toilet set. being won by Mrs.
Benedict. c. Howard Long drew
the BOBBY prize which was a toy
accordion. At the meeting next
week Mr.. Long will entertain with
the prize.
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- bnwo = M
Hs ..I,sS ~ ~,
~. 49, urs Sa
n
Lester Hess, mas returned 70
AloreantoWn ~here ne Is atle'llns
LiS h~hiterS alte' . '"N VIZ
his parents mere.
Raymond Gallagher was in Fair
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14

Mrs. Jennie Malone Ia: returned
to her hons in BelIvIew avenue RI
ter a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Too:hman Ct Drla. Harr!se7
Harold. ,..;Ie sou Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Moe: q: pellv!ew ave
nue. is suffering frOa an attack ii
pneumonia.
Mrs. Farl SSri"er and daughter
Marjorie Of Wyatt, we're visitors /
Bellyiew Monday and were enter,
tanned at the homo cf Mr. and Mr.
Clarence Hal. in nnnsylvania
avenue.
Mrs. c. II. Houston OF High
land avenua has hen suffering
from a severe cold
Lloyd Carroll spcrt Sunday with
his aunt, Mira. lilsse.: Schoudt
~ Spring street.
Miss LeorA Beech of Morgan:
town arrived here yesterday and
will spend an indefinite visit with
friends in Pennsylvania avenue.
A. B. Moore of Highland avenue
has been off duty the past few
days on account of Illness.
Mrs. Charles McCray OF Winfield
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Guy Satterfield over Sunday
Miss Hilda Abel has been out Of
school for the past few days on
account OF illness.
Mrs. Laura Robinson has return
ed to her home In Murray avenue
n visit Of several weeks with
her sister. Mrs. Rose Harris Of
Hannibal, Ohio.
The little son Of Mr. and Mrs.
William Layman who has been i'll
for some time Is recovering.
Mrs. Marshal Vandergrtft Of
Bell Run was the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. John T. Gcrkin in
Liberty avenue CT last Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Merriiield OF East
Park has been spending the past
few days with Bellyiew friends.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. l.. Bennett has returned 10
| school after being absent the past
two weeks on account of having an
| operation for the removal OF ade'
noids and diseased tonsils.
Mrs. James P. Morris Of Minis,
ter's Run. was the guest Of her
! mother. Mrs. Margaret Nmmons in
BeIiview avenue Yesterday.
!. f. T.emiey of Grant Town was
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Swishcr ot Layman street
last Sunday.
Nv. and Mrs a, e. Thomos and
childrn aud Mrs .GOlda Kennedy
and %daush:cr. Pearl. no;orei 10
CurtIsyillc last SUNDAY
Mrs. Core Stewart, Mr..and Mr#
n. NJ Smith Of Rlyesville, AID
! Mrs. F.. A, Feather OF Tairm0nI
woe visitors at the home of Mr..
| and Mrs. w. r. Hess in Highland
avenue last Sunday
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cleIIanu Funeral.

The funeral of Charles Clelland,
which was held at two o'clock Wed
nesday Afternoon, was largely at
|, tended by hosts Of sorrowing
Attends and relatives Of the popular
vSslns man. The services yer con
dscted by Rev. G.. F. Thomas, OF
RIyesviIln. and were very impress.
siye, Charley Clelland wac one oil
the best known and highly respect,
cd young men in this neighborhood.
He was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Elsl!and. the former Of whom has
been living In the west for a num-
her OF years and who could not be
located In time to reach here for
the funeral. The young man was
the main support Of the mother and
Younger children Of the family. and
always bore his responsibilities no
bly,. He was about twenty.one
years Of age and was employed by
the New England Fuel and Trans
p~ortation company. and was al
work at Grant Town when the &C
eRdent occurred which resulted In
his death. He Ia survived by his
mother. one brother and two sis
tiers, also his grandfather. john
prfckett, with whom Mrs. Clelland
and her family have made their
home for tho past several years,
The family have the deepest gym.
pathy of their many friends and
relatives in their sad bereavement
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Personals

John L. Ely has returned from
a visit at his homo in Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Benedict Of
Fairmont. were in Warrington
yesterday, the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Matthew'S.
L. l.. Stoltzer OF Metz was In
Warrington yesterday offending
to business matters.
Reason Fox Is in bloomington
calling on friends and attending to
business matters.
Mrs. j. j. Allen has returned to
her home in Huntington after n
visit In Wheeling.
Mrs. George j. Jochem OF Peo-
ria. ILL.,. who was before her mar
riagc Miss Lucy Prichard. OF this
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TRIUNE

Clarence Rumble helped Willie
Rumble butcher some fine hogs last
Monday.
". Nj. Johnson. OF Rivesvile. was
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
n. ", johnson, last week.
Lloyd Shumau has been very
obusy recently. Last week he sold
a COW and traded horses once.
Eula Matthew vas visiting her
Grandmother, Mrs. S. X. Poe, one
day last week.
Larney Carlow made a flying trip
to Fa1rmont recently.
T Henry Stevens, who has been
sick for some time, is now able to
Be out again.
Iuther Fletcher and Clarence
Rumble killed a fine beef for s. D.
smyth this week.
Mrs. Ellen smyth-and daughter,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14

A meeting Of the Warrington
Charles MILAN Post No. 20, Amer
Jean Legion has been called for
Friday evening at which time Of
ficers for tho coming year will be
elected. Past Adj. Frank Moore
has sent notices to all TENDERS
urging to he present at this meet
ing. Adj. Moore states in the no.
tees that the local post has plenty
OF work Oh hand for tlA coming
year and that it is of the most i'm
portance that as many members as
possible be present and elect of,
ficers who will have part of their
time to devote to Legion matters.
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Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Salzer, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. W. Shroyer. OF Murray
avenue for several days, have re-
turned to Weston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Salzer, whose marriage was an
event of the early part OF this
month. r both well known here.
where tho iattcr has frequently
been a guest In the Shroyer home.
Mr.. Salzer is a well known coal
operator, and has done much bust.
ness in FaIrmont where hr main
Itaius an office
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WoRTHINGToN
Mrs, Buckley Dead.

Word was received here on Tues'
day morning announcing the death
OF Mrs. Eliza Buckley at her home
in Clarkshurg which occurred at
400 O'Clock Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Buckley before her marriage was
Miss Eliza BtllinEslea, u daughter
OF Stlas aud Anna Morgan Billings.
lea. pioneer residents OF this sec.
tion. Mrs. Buckley was the widow
OF Vim. II. Buckley and they were
former residents Of this town. Sh
is survived by one daughter. Miss
Opta Buckley, Of Clarksburg also
three brothers. Chas. + and Sam
uel Billiugslea. OF Colorado. and
VIM 7. BiIlinSslea. OF Burrackville.
One sister. Mrs. John VI Harden.
OF Colorado. died only q ew weeks
ago
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
Supper Plans

The Bazaar and supper OF the
Methodist Episcopal church will
he held in the lower parlors of the
church Friday evening. The open
ing will be at one o'clock. A bake
sale will be a feature of the affair
and in the evening a fine supper
will be served in the church din
ing room. Meats, vegetables. des,
scrt. etc, will he had for fifty
cents. All are invited to attend.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
NEWS NOTES

CURED in the past few months
Mrs. Collins was riding with a
party of friends. when the car
skidded and slipped ove the bank
in making the curve. Mira. Collins
was immediately removed 10 Cook
hospital where she found 10
have been less seriously hurt than
was at first supposed. although
she suffered confusion Of the brain
and other injuries. Other occu-
pants OF the car escaped injury.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14

Stanley Cartige. local Greek who
came here some time ago from
ClarksburE to manage the Imperial
Restaurant on Railroad street. left
Saturday night for unknown parts,
taking with him $4,000 Of the res
faurant money. Mr.. Eastailis, uf
Ciurksburg. owner Of the restaur-
ant. is here now and has employed
Roy McCarty. manager of The
place
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
SEWING Party

The ladies' Of the senior Bible
class Of the Highland avenue
church held a sewing party on
Monday evening at the Sunday
school room Of the church. About
twenty members were present and
the time was spent in v!aking bags
to hold the Christmas treat. The
official board OF the Sunday school
nlRp held their meeting during the
evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
aaIny On cIub Entertained.

The members OF the Rainy Day
Needlework club were entertained
on a recent evening at the homo Of
Mrs. Clyde Hays, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. SaIlie Dunn. The la
dies spent n very delightful eve
ming with the usual n~eedlework rs
the diversion. Delicious refresh
ments were served the geusts he
fore returning to their homes.
Those present we're Mrs. George
Eyerhart and son. John, Mrs. Fur,
man Frceland, Mrs. Arch Sandy and
Miss Elsie King, all of Pine Grove,
and the Misses Margaret and Stel'
Ia Ice, Iottie SuodGrass and Mrs.
MyTtle Stcple. all local ladies
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A number Of members OF the
'Rebecca lodge are planning to go
to R~iyesville on Thursday after
noon where they will be present at
the institution of the Rebecca De-
gree lodge which has recently been
organized there. Mrs. Rella Tooth
man of Pennsylvania avenue is the
district deputy, and will be in
charge Of the work.
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Sunday sehooI Record

The Sunday school attendance on
last Sunday was a record breaker,
as there were 286 pupils in at
tendance. Highland avenue church
Is badly handicapped In having so
small a building that it is utterly
impossible TO take care Of the
classes comfortably. However. We
hope in another year to remedy
this defect, as a new church for
this congregation is almost an as
sured fact. An architect was here
recently and gave what seemed a
very reasonable estimate for the
cost OF a new church such as this
congregation needs. With q build
ing comfortably arranged with sun
day school rooms, the interest
would grow rapidly