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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-12
CLkR|NGT0N

Mrs. Jacob Walter ~ Elm Grov" was
Visiting III town the Ilr%t q: the week.
MrS. George OtZcnhofcr has returned
lnm" from 4 weeks visit with her
dau&hicr ut N'ulton) Wheeling.
"h.,r!cS Gates Of BellaIrc was the
guest of local relatives for 4 few day..
Rev G. ". DanfOrd. DID. of barnes
Vile conducted the services at the VI.
f.. church SuniHy attrrn, on.
Mrs. Z. II. Reynolds returned home
SUNDAY from i visit OF several weeks
with relatives At Cincinnati.
Mrs. John Marry was New Martins
VILE visitor tho last OF III" week.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. n. i.cmlry and diugh-
ter of Resale. WASH. cam" this week
for a visit with Ohio relatives.
Misses f.iZcneth l.!ttun. Merle Mnzrna
and I.ura k"nncy Of the Martins Ferry
schools wore Gu"scs over tn" weekend
at their homes here.
AS the second number OF the l.ycenm
course the cheney Concert comi3nL:
featuring tn" ."Whitc House Chimes
will appear in the Opera h"us" here
Saturday evening. November u.
Frank liTm:.h:-y spent aSt SUNDAY
AZ Iii, horne here.
Nj: and Mrs. Albert V"iu we've the
rrrrn. guests ~ relatives here.
I'rrt |. ". Adams Went IA his home
=, E"tlcr to attend the funeral of
relative.
mas. Ward. wife and two sons "f In
ior.rwn. ohio. former residents OF This
cunruuity Wcfc recent visitors with
frir:dS here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-12
HANNIBAL


=. T. Hraun!:rh. % Wheeling spent
Sunday ia town with rolat!Nrs.
Mr.. and Mrs VII. FaE"rt wero Sardis
VISITOR. WcincHd
The teachers of the public schools at
tended the Teachers Association. which
was held IN Bellairr Friday and Satnr-
day.
Mrs George Day. of Port Washing
ton O. TX wishing her daughter Mrs
Halph i;rTrcn. OF Wheeling. waa a
business ,init"r in town saturday.
= H. Sale returned home FRIDAY from
Il business trip to Bremen. q.
Mr. md Mrs Wit%rhry and children
and Mss Pearl Srhuphnch spent Sunda!
al the iattcr'S hone near New Martins
Wr. and Mrs. ". y. Afford returned
20 their home at New Castle "a frl,
day nrtcr II short visit with MT an"
Mry. . A fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. williams. OF New
Nrlrt,navillc. were visitors OF MISS '""'"
l.rni;ard, saturday ,,
] l.. Newman was P!;t"hurSh V:si-
;cr tho past week.
T. A Muhlcman, or WheeIIhH' WAY OH
uur streets TUESDAY.
Nr and Mrs. II. G. Dietrich and baby
and Miss Emma EraunliCh. left Sunday
FOR RarwOod after rhort VISIT WIZ"
pr and Mrs -. W. Mrk"l>rr
Mr.. and Mrs. liorner Myll"tt ana son
81 Wnndar!rId. were visitors Of Mrs
l.u-y pyo. Tuesday.
l,r r " Mrkelvcy and MY" were
Al ,IarirEt"n. o.. Sunday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Amhi"r rrtntneu
hun," Saturday from short WISH NJ
R-ila!re. G.
J. T. O'Ncn nrrived Friday fro";
Terra Alta to spend ton days at MS
home here ~
Miss rh"hr FISHER. Of the Martlns
Ferry schools. spent Saturday ana sun
Gav n, her hom" here.
Raymond Syphcr md sister. MISS Ola
OF Wheeling. were the guests o: Mr. hnd
Mrs. Sam fisher sunday.
Mrs. D. H. Pounds spent "Wednesday
mt New Murlinsville the guest OF Mrs
& NJ Pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-12
HAMMOCK, OHIO
Schools Closed.

aad
Sch0e's SAo'."' Vicinity
S"N''"; ~ 80" ,,,,I'nl and l'LIn:.
i"WTN"rH. Me- ','S -, -. ,,.r,. ;,,,,u,ilas
: ''''t ,,;,, -, ,n,. i..,,;.rn onto Ic.,,n.
'"c "'''''"H -, '' .,.', w.. n,.II in E,.a-
crS hNH", -! a. E''' ,.r,
Eilre on ''.,N a.. $3.50
,'>.,,. az severn;
ou"'t"T ''' ~, i.,iT.r,.,,, ,,u,r,,r
@; tHe i,','" N'I - Mr.. ~ T.
N M"S ''r'" ,nNr -, MyIn, ,.i,y Forenoon
10y" ~ LOW" -" lin, ,T.s l,,,i,,. rrrsrat
anal "'Ntr"I "'' ro r.,N,L
during r"''' Hi"n""'k go. :rI;I.>,
= MN 'Gn'h "I XIV, ,, !, ,iI,..,, lao.
r:rF'ni t"'t M'r'', .I y.i'l;,%, nJp,
MN; ~ w - .r,,.,,,,,,. ,.,I
J.. =. "'""s.,, l. 'n,,y,l.
H"SS'';, ~ '""' a., I,.r
Misses "l'''' w.. -.a.,.,r
rf"y"S H1ee''s ,r H.,
"a" "f'NH "''N'' 80 -,
!H''' VI. T.. .''i,' >S Wis -. ,kr,,
IN" ZONE - M "i,W " '''''
he7e:'es Far ,Io ,,,,,,
mares .''' 80 e. 49, IL,. T..
r'eH,'H i'", .,.',, ,,j ,.,,"r ana
Is having II IM"'lnS. 80 .,"! "H .''' 's,.
h>Nr Hr"%. from i"'h"'''' "'Iph
contractors. 'n' q 49," 'H'' '''I 49,,
~ ""rk "n >i"r ""'iIi',E ",, ""H ~. -
first -; ia" Week; '''''' u MS -
Ing 10 the G''n'''' " h'S'Hm,' ~ ,.',
feet, although $" Sutl"I"" 10"
bruises and m'nor injuries. u" serious
INJURY Mas re, "!N"I
DannocL Sr1e-s'
Hugh Murray. sur"'iuc nd"rt ~ a."
r"u.in" min". Nh" re 'cN''N ,h'N'' MS
aIEily from Lisbon 4" t""l'. has h'N'''
int" me '.''R' r".n''"! mouse 81
William Iud.;e tNA 'lr"gn'er. Ma
Carrie %Ccat fri"a% NIX u" i"'iH'' :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-12
BETHESDA

Rev M.rico'd. ar"'"SS"r ia tHN IHhle
department ~ H"'hIny '"!cs". WAS
here for tive midwr.,. prayer wrv're at
the Christian church AMI WI nj IN"
uuIp!t Sunday :n"ruiuG- AID evening
E;ynne. is,.. services a." Ia progress
AZ the ln:"rI"nnminIt!oTai holiness
church. and arr being wa. attended, The
r3s.or E"v. Frees" Is giving som" rN.
cel!eU sermons :C"Sc "s"n;"E" 's'
Burl.r r.ans-list Vii arrive ~ tho
aa'h ,n assist ,he following w""h EvH-r
-. shout aTrarc" T." hear ham
Tho local sr'''":y - ~" : " Il NJ.
NJ tho Christian ,Lu-rh h"r" wI' tN-
vi,ri - 0uaEnT 'ity I" attend IN" :
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their adopted daughter. and Mr.. Fisher
all o. Youngstown
Mrs. Mary Wi.dman returned I" Eel
mo-; Thursday after c'ui!" - days
visit here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-12

Name OF PERSON charged with taxes;
quantity " land and local
desert ptions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
THEATRE OFFERING
SUPERB DOUBLE BILL

4 superb double Offering IS just what
describes this weeks double bill at the
Rex. J. hr. s;irs VITA everything that is
gocI and II Il is anyway possible FOR
you To- ~t'rad. YOUR ;.me and money
will ns We'll spent.
t." y /. q. Trio open the show with
= bank With their Nylophone and mar
:mraphoue Offering. It is certainly O
pleasing &C., and enjoyed 10 the utmost.
Farr,Iork and Eean"dy-are TWO eNc"p-
rlong!.y clever folks. their brigham
dancing IS we'll Delivered and their
WHY chatter IS a scream.
David Reesn--iS possessed with won
dsrf"i tenor voice and II has been many
aday S.nce Wheeling Folks have heard
such a polished singer.
Melody Maids--js a dream Of girl
rs well as musical act. the act consists
Of iv,- clever g:rl!es and male MEM
Der and the gir!ics are finished violin
lists. AL special scenery IS used and
beautiful Il is as well as the electrical
equipment. ;.
The lfea,ure picture. singing River
staring William Russell is good pic
ture from every standpoint and should
please everybody. 1T is a Russell
picture. thits enough"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
Veterans Of Foreign
Wars Will Give Dance
Elks Club Auditorium Secured for PosTs
Christmas Affair Evening OF
December 26

Annnuurcm"nt was made last evening
jhai klcrh- 'hill pa RhOadcs l'oAt NO.
N2I Veterans Of Foreign Wars, Will give
II Christians dance Monday evening. De-
rcInhrr - in the Elks lb auditorium
This will be the first public social affair
nf the Veterans Of Iure'En Wars here.
All cx-servicc men. overseas veterans or
not and their trends, w!ll be wc!c"neG
with the customary rrScrEat!He TeguIH-
Hons. tho committee announced last eve
ming.
4 popular complete orchestra Of eight
pieces will play an attractive program
~ dane. numbers Ted GanO IL com
m.ttrrman In charge of the music ana
program Llahur.str decorations are be
Ing planned under the direction or H. '.
burke. Iuruhr. OF the committee III
charge OF JecoratiOnS Charles ]. Casey
IS genera chairman OF the dane" COM
:nitlcc. and Post COMMUNICATIVE WI
liam !. GOuprrz ~ an eX-Oifir!V mem
Der Of lhv committee.
The committee announced Iast nSht
;hat the dance guests Will hc treated -
an interesting variety OF a. l.. +. dances
which PROMISES 10 prove popUi"" ~ VOL
as un!que Nothing will i" LETT uud"ne
the committee states, TO make n" dance
u rous!ng RuoCrqg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
hardened THEATRE-GoERs WE'RE
RRouSHr OFT THEIR CHAIRS
BY MYSTERY.
p1ay With a Double Appeal, with Rapid
and Varied Action.


"Thc EaL" the mystery play by Mary
rohsr,s R!rehart aad Avery HopwoOd.
yrbIch will be shown a: the Court thea
ga an ms weak - "A Very clcycr,y con-
.r,,,.tcS ,,,ys-rr,- STORY which will
S~I.y ,bs most ha-,,.rai thcatre-goer
80 tho edge Of his seat i'm suspense
rrhsre is ,ohodv uuite 80 handy ut tang
,t"o, ,hn sEe:-t ~ a Mot as Mrs Eine-
r,,t ND bc,. VOL known de>trr!ty *
30 o,,d.rrc5 /, , moro than oyLiuar-
~. b,ffiir, c,rrort,Cn
''' -. T,n," g.. - ,rrr,. which shoa,l
,.,,.', ,,a,,f1n a,,,,o,, !. VII, ~ course,
-. ~, ,,.,- ,,,,.s.,r, stprjss but
~" r,',., -, r,,,,. ,rI,Ior readers 81
trc Sat,yd,,. r.,,.r:u,- Post eve d."'t
sr,rnso mn ~, Of tNrr, will 20 to tho
-, wi. u...,l Mil welcome the or
,,ortrrt,,. ~ s.oi,,, irish" that most
5nIirb.f,r NJ Mrs Dirchart's charac-
,ors 90, ,rc s,,,.e
Nc I,oryer as NriSs rSrucIia Van
cor5Tr tbs maiden lady. who has bought
oo,,,,,r,. ,n,,sr a,L No., refuses TO he
,ncss crory,ror. re,ters, or murders.
dominates thc action of the p,oy. Miss
T,n Gorda- il ms, "r,sh,-"T!sh' with
o hecorInr roiffn~a ard a spice Of co.
rrstr, Mis- Cylvp-. Who intArprets
Tho ro,o In , ,.harr,;,:l. and SyrnpIthct.c
rrorrcr l. s,;rpnr,aa hv an excellent
,,s, W. HONESTLY couldn't see any
t. ,,.-o,,,- ,,.i,b ~, rerforr,anca Of
49,. -, ,rc,,, En~,,,l philipS. as Dale
OTdo, - ;ust m, sort Of niece that an
80 Iir,, ,.7,is,,,, wound have AMI Fay
,rnrl yy.,thvrn. as Brooks Bailey, has !
ronrtorarcc 49, cxlcf',- The right shade
~ }r,erulusress and IS 70 boot. rre-
riss,,. rho kind Of Young man pretty
cirI rLn Dl,, wHuld have hanEirl:
around Aal since We have starred OF
the cast We should not like 10 ont.
mentioning the excellence OF Ursula
Eusworth's impersonations Of Miss
Van Gorder's vocifcrous maid. Here
araiD we See the thoughtful Mrs Einc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
NO DRASTIC STEPS
ON COAL WEIGHING

The council committee composed OF
Councilmcu BEANS. hilton and Krcss.
appointed TO investigate complaints that
coal companies are not weighing coal
on city scales as required by ordinance.
met last evening".
After discussing various complaints
and hearing suggestions. the committee
decided no. 10 take any steps At present
20 compel Goa! companies outside OF the
-ity limits to weigh on city scales. The
committee felt that 10 Compe! Il person
to drive three Mules !" 4 scale would hc
hardship and that until new scales
coull be built. no drastic stcns would
be taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
"A KISS IN Time"
At THE LIBERTY

"A Kiss In Time" the Wanda HawIey
picture which viii show a. tn" Liberty
Theater today ard "Wednesday is the
story Of Z mans wager that he can
meet, WOO and WIN q certain Eirl within
four hours The girl is especially scep-
teal about love in general and rapid
IRE affairs In particular. When 4 we'll
meaning amateur detective further COM
picates the events OF this crowded
afternoon. the plot dickens 10 maj
Vicious consistency
Miss Hawley plays tho role OF the
maid who didn't believe In love- !;
Roy Barnes IS the Fast Worker and
Walter HERS the amateur detective.
Thomas Hertron directed the produc-
ton. which Is one OF the most enjoy
able omsdy-dramas that the popular
blonde star has ever been seen In.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
U. q. WARRANTS FOR TEREB
AS RESULT OF RAID

As q result OF 4 raid on markrt
street cafe late Saturday ny bSpuLs
Tiayton. special Prohibition C2mmts.
s, ,'' William Gutman AMI D"puiiy
sheriff Ecncy Hcrm!llion, where !,
,unrts nr liquor and some beer was
found. federal warrants w"r" sworn '"'
Yesterday for Th"o rT""r' 'e''' =
Rcd and william. Con'ey.
The license for The pIHcr J. sail 10 y"
made our in n" nam" Of Thee. ". r"cr
and the Bills for stock I" Cl"r"n'c NC'd
William Coulcy WAS IL" nIrt"rd"r wren
the raid WAS m"i" - Is alleged 'm On!
nrrd.n OF provlng orsN"~Si!!p no" lays
WIN all thr." federal N.".rs say.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
Children Who Need
Cod Liver Oil
Will Take VlnOl

Because 1t eor made Cod Liver famous, together with
Vegetable Pg s1 SsS s esen
aoe o hh nv taking Vino and ask mother VINO mas
ecae child to try that is P e1n thu
less, and it does not help the chld tne "A'
For hundred medicinal elements IT'S Sses and best
Gods liver and oil have been regarded as tne s0 ~
strength and body building medicinal agents known +ta nd
Many people, howeyer-especaly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ' WV
liver oil because of the nauseang OIL -. - ror ~, and
In Vno they get medicinal value Of coz liver o% on
pee to the most delicate It petle h
If YOU have delicate child give Vno hno% SiIg ~ ~
helped so many other children you owe 1t to tne cnu'
u0cEDAv1s DRUG CO. and G. H. GRIEST Co.-Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
RECITAL POSTPONED
INJURY to ORGANISMS Hand Prevents
mr.. Bsyrner from Playing
Tonight.

Owing "a an injury 20 his hand IauI
Allen Reymer VIII be unable I" slE'
Ets rour;,crth organ recital at 81.
N,t,haw.s church tonight. 1t Is With
Go., rocr.t thar Mr.. Rcymer must dis
oDnolpt his audience. but the orders OF
his musician are complete rest Tor
his hand this week.
The same program as has been an
ronnced will be given some time in
January. The full choir Will also sing
at this recrtel the date az which will
be announced after Christmas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
SUIT IS APPEALED

An appeal suit from the court or
SQUIRE John W. K!ndclhcrEer was hIro
in circuit cu"rt yesterday Afternoon.
The case Is styled Charles !" thN"ri.
trading In business az the Sthh"AFH
Motto Sales Co. vs.. Geo DriRp!a'he A""
her husband. Louis peiapialnc.
The case grows out 81 repair h'-t ca
an automobile. Judgment Tor ; So
WAS given by the justice ana mo ue
rnndants appealed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
2.0DO0DO GALLONS Of WATER
POUR THROUGH BREAK IN MAIN
BAPTISTS TEMPLE MEN
HEAR DR.. GIBSON

\ Very excellent address vas gwen
by Or. Samn"l Martin Gibson "I IN"
First Presbyterian church Mt gain
rr.ng Of uumn"r If men "f the Nn''.'
inc Rap,IsI Trnrlo at the Y. NJ. G. \.
last night.
~? Gibson gave II stirring talk on TIC
relation UC the modern man L" hie
church today. Thrrc was ais" m "A'
rcllcnt program Of reading a7d music
uCtc, a chicken dinner had been serve"
hy the wunru ot the Daughters or the
Temple society. rev lockhart. pastor
Of The Temple presided The I'M" pro-
gram WAS arranged rY NJ. J'hn W.
lanes prcsidrn; Of tho Men ~ the
Temple association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
nTHE BAT" IN OPENING PERFORMANCE
At THE COURT, THRILLS AUDIENCE;
IS here FOR FULL WEEKS RUN

land. q powerful actor Of heavier ro.es.
Darrell FosH. as polished villain.
and Helene Chadwick as the stars lead
ing lady. Miss Chadwick needs no In
production. after her splendid pert"r-
naucc4 In recent Goldwyn pictures oy
Ruper, hughes. With good story anu
an excellent cast. directed by one OF
hlmGoms clevegest picture makers r.
Mason Hopper. "Erom the Ground p
contains al the elements Of first class
puutOplay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
The Sheik" Remarkable
Picture at Court Next Week

One Of tic most remarkable pictures
of the Cu-rcac season IS The Shetk."
n paramount picture produced by George
Meltord which comes TO the Court the
atre mex. week. IL Is SAID to be pho
tograpI!C masterpiece. Agnes AyreS. q
bcauriCul Paramount star. and RTd"lph
Valentino. & talented leading man. are
the featured payers. 1t VIII b" shown
twice each afternoon and twice each
evening ~ ;. .. : aaI L. VI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
SECURES WARRANTS
FOR ASSA|LANTS
North End Foreigner Aocses 9orKVaAe
Men Of Attacking Him.

John Stittick. foreigner OF the
North End, complained to the prosecut-
Ing attorney yesterday that two other
foreigners from Yorkville. Ohio: came
70 his room on last Saturday night ana
whIln he was sleeping, attacked him.
s,l,tick showed signs OF having been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
For . Weak Stomach

The great reflief afforded by char
berlair's Tablets In m&!t!tude Of caste
has fully proven the great value OF thie
preparation for weak stomach arc
impaired digestion. In many cases this
reli>r has become permanent and ~,
sufferers have been completely re-
stored TO health. For sale by all dea!
ers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
POLICE ARREST MAN
WANTED At LITTLETON

on information OF authorities nj
Iit,letor. W. Va local police yester-
day arrested Clarence Garrison at ms
hor,r AZ Alley 90 and Alley l..
The arrest was made 10y Policemen
Mueller and Gers;irg. 1t = understood
that Garrison Is wanted for a violation
of The li1uor laws In Li;tletoN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
METHODIST MINISTERS MEET

The regular weekly meeting 81 III"
Methodist ministers OF Wher!!nE was
he'd yesterday at the Fourth Street
,lu.cu II rhap!ine street ut . o'clock.
NY. G. F'rrd ANDERSON. district superin-
trndcnt presided. and many important
and routine business matters were dis
CuaSed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13

ELEVEN

beaten when he appeared IN the once
Yesterday having several large cuts on
his head and face.
Warrants for the two men were Is
sued before Squire John w. Knoeloer-
yer and given to Deputy Sheriff Honey
Serm.ll,on. who went to YorkVille last
evening to attempt to locate tho TWO
men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
Excellent Cast in
From the Ground Up"

Tom Moore IS given excellent sup
port N From the Ground Up"
Goldwyn picture. now playing 1t tho
Plaza Thcater.
The cast includes De Witt c. Jcn-
Dlnrs. known as one OF the finest actors
Of lis tvps on Tn, screen: Hardce Kirk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
nvER rR1.Ed1AnS

Davis Island Dam-s.7 1eet' Fisihs'
snow.
Warren-19 feet: cloudy.
on City-2.7 feet stationary; CLOUDY.
Morgantown Mo feet stationary
cloudy.
Parkersburg-11:6 feet. rising; snow.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22

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d. las gtanslr~ rswnrrss sea man
IN \ riss~sa rsamese = carriage
4 sicgpase a R"ma csn inmcaxas
caniidaa~ D. gsanas, lloy una
gran paFse d. h isla essa CULT.
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dir 80 l,siina.
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lrg si.le sls~rs<u'iaaos a la~p
slsmass alsutaasiNamair issf u
ssoa.haNe rsatsal. nisAllus quc
aaaia Ia insisartis,n romo Ia ~
lulaiaaa han si.la dsssaidadas a
alanas i - han cossirnido unes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22

.s~a lrssmrufssls@ 3 raminus
usuAsssase~ ssafa la ss,i,l..iasi.m
a. tns tsNslFest matnfahs
las rNm,2ssmN a. sAaslnaa
l,sAatNn ure s~te - "a manamin
rn gnr n isia lna~le iansar ~
saininn a. ~ ss4sarsariaa a. "a
fssnnsifmssaan gsfsiNl r,nmariul
q sssimsmiua. 1aee sne - fsHno
aniss. ~ alaauaena q Ia anaiia ,
Ia falia b. iniciaiiAa. "a insna
80 inevitable. "a isoiuuaa ,,p.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22

saaA y sxsxs r. ~ eainiA l.nsss
sullwsA - lsuseuee ~ snsmns y
alrusmuqms~. ams ~xpmsaSusw@
mhs enlsamas ssFmssaw0 a. vns
mlmaa a. raama. simc. amsimnnia,
rphFN rlaaa. lleussa } amfaclta.
cue u fmeaa ss@lajaaas ~ ~.
ala. camxlisalraaa una facuic a.
sacsmcs FiaesNas
los saFslox son una ssl.lsssli,la
saEa gacssrFa, cue 90 s,le ca IA
lltima conflaerscisa sine duran.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-27
!. LMpUSTRI6L EXHLBLT

EW people are able to intelligenty answer
questions about their own home town. They
pretty generally posted upon one or two outstand
ing points where their city excells, but of the real
fabric that goes toward the actual web of the make
ip. they are strangely ignorant.
Fairmenters are having the chance this week to
Accumulate lot of information about Fairmont. The
Opportunity offered BY the Industrial Exhibit over at
is one which should be seized by every citizen
who Is interested in the development and the indus
Iial growth of the city. The real booster for a
town is the person who can tell about the business
attractions and opportunities offered by that town, as
9ell as the excellence Of its people, and the beauty
Supplied It by nature.
Naturally the mining industry has always been the
greatest feature of the vicinity here, and for long
years the prosperity Of the community has waxed or
sSsaned as the mines proSpered or languished While
10 one can deny that mining is now, and will be for
one tune to come the outstanding feature when dis
ussing Faimont with strangers. yet we have other
peat industries here. and the future will bring yet
others, that the city is not dependent upon our
oal development it formerly was and as time goes
pnii IL will be less SO in increasing degree.
There are these other things besides coal develop
neat upon which our people need information. We
ish to be posted all around on the towns industrial
gram and the best place in the world TO get this
Information 3 at the Industrial Exhibit.
There will be genuine surprise at the things which
ts beng manufactured in Faimont and at the beauty
md The excellence of the workmanship in connection
this production Some Of the articles will be
the presence of the visitors and the processes
yin Be very interesting to watch In order to be the
ind Of booster that counts we ought to be able to
strangers about every exeellng point of Fairmont