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ton, cassierul de la American
'RGlway Express Company, a de-
'fraudat suma de $4,000. III q mar
'turisit fapta acsasta spunand %
'nctivul Cost ca volt sarsi Pc
ltreaca odata bine. Sc crede Cd
'mma totala- a. defraudarilop sale
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Dups &c. SRA petrecnt toti banii
So insiAnat singur Ia polite, care
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DIN HDGA CONDE|UtO|

O telegrama din Paris anunta
cd regele Spaniel nu doarme pc
trandafiri Tn aeroplan hlxos, cu
armura Spaniel, capabil sc sboare
100 de mile pc ora. timp de Is
ore, plecat din Paris ca sA stea
la dispozitia regelui Alfonso sd
spele putina in caz daca va isbuc-
nj revolutia in Spania, unde spi-
ritele sunt foarte agitate DIN
cauza esecului suferit de armata
spaniola in Marco casicand, bic
tltl Alfonso, ar Fl vinovat ca ma.
rocanii au dat prin cenuse luleaua
trupelor expeditionare spaniole.
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Mia spns ca s'mt proasta 81
am martori 81; dovedcsc. !" zrce 0
doamna catre judecator, intr'u
process intre ca 81 .vecina Ell
'Nu-i nevoie (le martori. M,
neg ca ti-am spus ca esti proasta
81 daca insist pot sa dovedesc in
fata justitiei,' intervine acuzata.
'Ce aveti de zis?'' intreaba
|. E.judecatorul pc reclamanta.
''Daca-i asa. nlmai recurg la
martori." respunde reclamanta.
Carl sunt dovezile d-voastra
Eca dina e proasta o'' intreaba ju-
|decatorul pc acuZata.
''Pentru cd ma dat in jude.
eata pentru IN fleac. Ea mia zis
in mai mnlte rinduri ca sunt ne,
bma 81 nu mi-am pus mintea
Gu ea."
"Auziti doamna 2" intreaba ju.
.decatorul pc reclamanta.
'Daca recunoaste ca nebuna
!nlnmai am nici 0 pretentie," res
punde reclamanta.
Prefer mai bine sa flu nebund
Idle cat proasta,' zice acuzara
zimbind.
l.
! ''Partile impacate. Costul 1888
Iva plati reclamanta. Next!" zice
uldecatorul de gilceava. ST. alt
impricinati lie ia locul. - 1
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pentruca a perdut 100000 in
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fl scazut, daca ar fl castigat
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!rasucitorul Sc uzeaza pentru in
tins foile de placmta 81 nu pentrr
ia masa barbatii," a zis un preo,
lin predica hi, dar ghinion, preo
teasa intra pc usa, 81 adaogat
'caminnri in care barbatii recu
pose ca femeia este stapina case
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Ia pus sub Arrest.
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Washington. Ministrul de
finante Mellon All va aparea ina
mtea comitetului senatului pen>
tru afacerile fmantiare 81 va ex
plica parerile sale cum vrea ca
s;i aseze finantele tarii pc baze
sigure. FL va .expune necesitatea
anularii taxelor pc profitul exec
siv 81 surtaxa pc venite. In Ca.
mera deja a trecut acest project
de lege i'm intelesul Garcia s'ar
nimici aceste dari cu incepere de
l Ianuarie 1922.
Fred Heffner si-a mutat rese.'
dinta la temnita judeteana. Hcff-
ner sa mlatat de la locuinta sa
din 3142 Orange Ave. Cand gaz,
doaia lui la spns 81 Sc mute din
Ecasa Ell, el spart toate vasele din
casa. Dupa aceea nici ma trebnit
sa Sc nacaieasea eu bagajele sale.
Politia Ia mutat la temnita.
Warren. Ohio. Cine are
llipsa de lapte gratis, sa Sc intere-
seze Ia fermiern din i,ld. Trum-
t+bell. Eli au .ofeEit Q cantitate mai
mare de lapte gratis. dar an spas
! lsi Sc instit,liasca un oficiu de
,distrinutiune.
l. Petru Serac, 1856 E. 54th Str,
s'a plans. eri. pelitiei ca cineva la
.furat IA cane de lapte ce-an dis,
,parut de pc pragnl easel hui. Pc.
|litia arestat ul individ care &
banuit Gu furtul Cercetarile con.
tinua.
| st. Paul. Primejdia focuri:
lor devenit mai mica. Aceste fo
curl grOaznice ce au izbucnit il
padurile de lapga McGrath, anne
nintau GU aprinderea oraselol
dimprejur. De eri incepand insi
a inceput s;t ploua o ploie bum
lde patru inciuri care a stins a
proape tot focuL 81 a contribui,
la. 1mpiedecarea extinderii focu
lni. Astfel. s1'a faeut posibil pen
tru pompieri 81 militie ca sd $,
Eapropie de padurile arse 81 ss i;
masarile necessee ca focwlsi III s.
lstinga total. 4
| Warren, Ohio. - Cadavrul lu
John Hugber, IL 20 ami, a fos
gasit All langa un lae mic. Camel.
iui nu Sc misea de lanaa ell $
latra. Prin aceasta a atras aten
ktla politiei,. c&Ee y definut tire
Ioameni in legatura Gu aeeast,
crima.
| Belfast. - SOl1atnl HoNson
Ldin regimentul Esaex, fost IN
rat la Bandon, jmRtsl Cork. s.
kcrede ca yre-o erganixatiune
sinn-feinerilor Ia furaf. Ssnssti,
g mare 81 cercet6fils ss fac, da
pana acum mi ~ DIT d urn,
lni.
Sanduskv. - =. ~. Cesn, di
rectorul general = kAisl de- tram
lvaie interuEbans Lsks Shore, ca
re opereaza douS lhsa fnfrs Gle
veland 81 Toledo apnae ed tram
vaiele au trailep1ssAt eu 2s0.O0l
mai putini -pasase1S n la1a luh'
FdecAt in aeeta1 Rana : Anulu
1920.
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New York. bat6a4 Fsuni,
'l-iebowisz, apssss ) ~ eepif !
conaanasts psa1Rs 1sIlasfis, ]
lost trimisa pc tirlp ~ IN an Ia
'spital i lee - - = trimisa Il
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CETITI

EPOPKEA ROMANO
Rasboiul nostru pentru Intre-
girea Neamului, de Generalul
G. Gavanescul.
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1FolIxA KO1GA1fx
( (41sDoini ndstrn penfru 1ptre-
eiree Nean1ului ~ 0sllefalnl
b. 0ky1ueocllI.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09

Warren, Ohio. - Cadavrul lui
John Hugber, IL 20 ami, fost
gasit All langa u1 lac mic. Canele
.iui MI Sc mises de lanea ell 81
,latra. Prin aceasta a atras aten.
tia politiei,. cs1e y de3inut trei
,oameni in legatura Gu aeeasta
,crima.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09

New York. tat6aa Fsunia
.liebowisz, nss1s : - eepif 81
condsnasti psa1r1 1sIIisfis, j
fost trimisa pe, tinp ~ "a an Ii
spital i he - y - trimisa Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09

Belfast. Solaatnl HoNson,
din regimentul Essex, fost fu-
rat la Bandon, jmlstal Cork. Sc
.crede ca yre-o ereanizssiune Il
,sinn-feinerilor Ia furat. Sensstia
e mare 81 cereet6fiks ss fac, dar
.pana acum mi ~ dit ae urma
,lni.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-21

Fairmont women were awarded
the honors yesterday! In the golf
tournament staged at the Falrmont
Country club in which women OF
Clarksburg met the Fairmont wo-
men in contest. The Matches were
spirited and interesting and all the
players were in good form. The
cotest resulted as follows:
Miss Mary Louise Nichols de-
feated Miss Mary Hart, Clarksburg
8 up. :
Mrs. Arthur Martin defeated Mrs.
E. S. Wallis, / up.
Mrs. D. f. Dilemma defeated Mrs.
Edwin Robinson 2 up.
Mrs. Ed Lewis defeated Mrs Il.
H. showalter z up.
Mrs. R. N. Gardner defeated Miss
Mary Ruhl 4 up.
Mrs. George DeBoit defeated Mrs.
Gilpin 4 up. !
A return game viii be played at
Clarksburg two weeks hence.
The visiting women came to this
city at 10 o'clock and were enter
tanned at luncheon at the club
house. Covers were laid for, As
The tournament took place In the
afternoon. Quite a number OF the
club members were onlookers dur
ing the progress Of the game. The
visitors returned to Clarksburg at
5 o'clock. ~. - !. :.
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Miss Haymond q euest.

Greensburg, Pa. Jul; 10. -
Greensburg's younger set has had
an interesting round of festivities
and no visitor in the old town has
received more attention than Miss
Frances Raymond, of Faitmont, w.
Va, who is the house guest OF
Miss Bernice Belstel. Of West New.
ton avenue, or Miss Jacobs, OF
Philadelphia, who Is the guest Of
Miss Mary Lewis. A round OF fes.
tivities has absorbed the attention
of both visitors and their hos
tesses. On Sunday Miss Lewis
gave a picnic at the Keystone bun.
galow for her visitor, and earlier
in the week entertained st lunch.
con at the Wayfare CLUB. with Miss
Beistel and Miss Raymond as
her guests. Miss Emma Ryan will
entertain at the Country club on
Tuesday for the visitors and Miss
Beistel will be hostess a: the Coun-
try club at cards on Wednesday. A
dinner at the Brush Run Country
club is another event with Mrs.
Curt Price entertaining at her
home at Mt. Pleasant. A brilliant
dinner will be given Saturday by
Miss Betty Bovated.
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attending q Sunday school confer
ence.
Miss Louise Johnson is spending
several days ~ Grafton the guest
q Miss Edith Chadduck
MS, Dan +. Lynch Of Ashland
Ky. formerly Miss Anna Sherwood
Of this city IS the guest % her
brother R. S, Sherwood on Grafton
street and other relatives here.
Mrs Edgar Taylor and sister Mis-
Jessie snider are In Keyser with
relatives OF the former.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Clark, Jr.,
and sons have gone to Mt. Lake
Park where they purchased a cot
tags recently and where Mrs. Clark
and children will spend the remain
lderi Of the summer.
Harry Price has returned from
Chicago where he attended the an.
nual meeting Of the National Real
Estate boards. Mr.. Price repre-
sened the Greater Fairmont Invest
ment company at the meeting.
Mrs. N, E. Rowand Of Metz moth
er Of E. G. Rowand OF this city, is
III from q fall she sustained yes
terday in which she sustained pain
full injuries
+. 9. Fisher Of High street Is a
patient at Cook hospital suffering
with an infected leg.
Mrs. Thomas McCray aud sister
tn-law, Mrs. Frank McCray left to.
day for 3augerites, N. Y, where
they were called by the serious III
ness Of the formers sister, Mrs.
John Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Butler. the
latter formerly Miss Virginia Alb
bolt have gone on a visit to Wash
ington, D. G.. They will also visit
with Mr.. Buffers parents at Har-
rtsonburg, Va, before returning
hore.
Miss Adelaide Pinnell has been
III for several days at her home on
CASTOR avenue.
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If Women Only Knew
What a Heap Of Happiness
Would Bring TO Fairmont

Hard to do housework with an
aching back.
Brings you hours of misery at
leisure or at work.
II women only knew the cause
that
Backache pains often come from
weak kidneys.
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys. Ask, your neighbor.
Read what Fairmont citizen
says:
Mrs. S. H. Sykes. hoo GLADDEN.
ST., says: my back was sore and
ached in a dull way. l felt tired
andlanguid and 1t was hard to keep
at my homework. I felt especially
bad when first got up in the morn
ing and suffered with frequent dir
" headaches. My kidneys showed
their weakness in other ways, too.
l took Doan's Kidney Pills and they
cured me-"
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doans Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Sykes had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y
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charming young woman. For sew
eral years Miss Gasklns has been
an efficient court stenographer and
is a splendid young business wo-
man. Mr.. Arbogast is a business
man Of Monterey, Va, and after
october first, they will reside
there. Mrs. Arbogast will remain
here during the greater part Of the
summer.
Twtnty four guests were enter
tanned at dinner and during the
evening the hours were spent in
household articles fol-, the
bride. Each guest was given a
package containing an article Of
household use to be made and con,
cealed in the package wac a card
containing the announcement of
the marriage. A color scheme Of
pink and white was prettily carried
out in the decorations, while gar
den flowers and ferns were used
with pretty effect about the house.
Ices in the form OF slippers were
served during the evening. The
hontess was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. j. R. Henderson while
musical numbers by Miss Edith
Hunsaker and Miss Louise Sche-
wiser. the latter of Wheeling and
Mrs. John G.. Hood added to the
pleasure Of, the evening.
The announcement came as a
surprise to the guests, who had ex-
pected an engagement to be an
nounced but were unaware that
the marriage had already taken
place.
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PERSONALS

B
Miss Jemima Ford, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Ford OF
Charleston, the former state super,
intendent Of schools who has been
the guest of Attorney and Mrs. E.
B. Carskadon, is returning today
to her home in Charleston. Miss
Ford is a student at the Mcmillan
hospital at Charleston. The Misses
Eleanor and Evelyn Fetzer of Key
ser are guests OF the Misses
Eleanor and Evelyn Carskadon at
their summer home in Winfield
district.
Mrs. G. F. Carroll has returned
from visit with relatives at Par
kersburg and in Richie county.
Mrs. Linnie Hall who had been
seriously i'll at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Anna vockrodt on
CASTOR avenue is improving at this
time.
Miss Louise schweizer of Wheel
ing il the guest OIL Mrs. j. II. Hen
derson at her home on Virginia
avenue.
Miss Martha Carney of MONIES
sen. Pa, is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Lemley Of Lemley street.
Mrs. T. F. Robey has returned
from a visit with relatives at
Clarksburg.
Miss Frances Lowe has returned
to Corapolis, Pa, after visit here.
The Misses Katherine and Jane
Miller have gone to Richfield
Springs, n. Y, for an extended Wis
1t with relatives.
,Dr. J. c. Bloomfield has returned
from Baltimore where he had been
-
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The annual reunion OF the Har-
Wis families will. be held at Mt.
Harmony Sunday, August z. A
good program. consisting of music,
Rotations and speaking has been
prepared and will begin at 10 a.
m followed by a picnic dinner at
noon. A general good time Is an
ticipated and everybody is invited
to attend.
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BURIED TODAY

he body Of Mrs. Selma Caller,
aged SO, a widow, and formerly a
resident Of Watson, was brought
here today from Terra Alta, where
her death took place yesterday
fro mtuberculosIs. Interment vas
made today by Undertaken R, L.
Cunningham. She is survived by
three children.
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BURIED AT MAPLE GROVE

The body Of ]. H. Mcintyre.
prominent pioneer resident Of MT.
Clare who died on Monday was in.
TERED yesterday in Maple Grove
cemetery following services held
ct the homo Of his daughter, Mrs.
George Fleming, at Mt. Clare. The
deceased was born in 1894 and ia
survived by three sons and three
daughters, NJ. F. Mcintyre and Mrs.
John Fleming, children of the de.
ceased, reside here.
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"A Summer Courtshlp," a drama,
VIII be given this evening instead
ofElast evening at the home Of Mrs,
b. Trickett on Pierpont avenue be.
] ginning at eight O'Clock. The fol.
lowing members Of the Blue Bird
club will take part and the pro.
eeeGs will go to the Salvation Army
day nursery: Misses CharIotta
Campbell. Martha Howard, Caro-,
line Smith, Martha Fletcher, Ruth
Holland, Peggy Wade, Sarah Evans,
Evelyn Morris and Rose Galambus,
The public Is invited and an admls.
SION OF ten cents will be charged.
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OUTING TonIqht

Nurses at Cook hospital will be
guests this evening at ap outing ar
ranged in their honor BY the Wo-
mems Hospital association and will
be held at an up river camp. The
nurses with members Of the associ-
alton will go to the picnic spot at
5 O'clock and will spend the re-
mainder Of the evening there.
Twelve or thirteen OF the nurses
will attend the picnic
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Miss Sarah Watts who is in Hunt
Ington as the guest of Miss Ruth
9ollitt, formerly of this city, with
Miss Pollitt will leave the last Of
the week for Lake Geneva, Wis,
where they will be members of a
girls camp. Miss Ruth Feather Of
ibis city will also go TO camp for
slie summer.
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"a party of 25 members OF the
Brotherhood Of Railway Clerks en-.
9oyed an outing at Wesley chapel
on the Morgantown pike last eve
ming. The crowd went to the spot
on a motor truck and took along
well filled lunch baskets. A camp
fire and a wiener roast were fea.
lures Of the entertainment.
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With Mrs Watson

The Volunteer Bible class will
meet at the home OF Mrs. Dasie
Watson at lila Virginia avenue on
Friday evening at s o'clock. The
program will consist OF readings by
Mrs! Woods and Mrs. Banfleld and
lesson stories by Mrs. Beans and
Mrs. Watson. Fred B. Cannon will
teach the lesson.
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At Mountal ncamn.

Miss Louise Hail, daughter OF
MI. and Mrs. ]. Lee Hall, has gone
TO q summer camp In Vermont
Where she will spend the remain,
DEF Of he summer aE a member OF
g camping party Of girls from New
York: She was met in New York
by her uncle, Charles Barnes, and
spent 9. short time there with him.
She Will be a member. OF Camp Kla
Ora at sairie on Lake Morey, Yer.
mont
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"a Beach

Mf. and Mrs. Allen 2. Russell
and children Of this city are spend
INC several week at Potomac Beach
ID The Russells are annual visitirs
10 this beach resort.
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rnE ntnrta1n class-

The Thursday Bible class will
meet this evening with Mrs. Carl
il. Becker at her home on Vermont
avenue. The goth chapter of Acts
will be studied.
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p. Bishop. u the presbyterian de-
nomination, q member or the West
virginia university faculty, per-
forming the ceremony,
The chapel was prettily decorat.
ed with an abundance Of ferns and
greenery with large baskets OF
Black Eyed Susans placed at ad.
Yantageous points.
Preceding the ceremony Miss
Pauline Reed sang sweetly "oh
Promise Me" and "The Sweetest
Story Ever Told" was prettily rem.
dered by Miss Frances Fry accom-.
panied by Miss Helen Poole. As.
the musical program was conclud.
ed and as the opening chords Of
the bridal chorus from Lohengrin
were sounded by Miss Poole the
ushers, H. B. Plowman and G. B.
Herbert, led the way down the aisle
followed by the best man, Howard
Wadsworth, and the maid Of honor.
Miss Frances Kneisel. Following
their attendants came the bride
and groom. They were met at the
altar by DR.. Bishop who read the
marriage ceremony. The bridal
party left the edifice in the re.
verse order to which they had en-.
tered t. the strains OF the Mem
delsshon wedding march.
The bride, who Is charming
and cultured young woman, was at.
tired in pretty girlish costume Of
white crepe meteor with trimmings
OF lace. She wore a hat OF the same
materials and carried an arm bou-
Duet OF ophelia roses aud delphi.
mum, showered with kypsophelia.
Miss Kniesel was prettily costum.
ed In a frock Of pink organdie with
hat to match and carried bouquet
OF pink roses and sweet peas.
At the conclusion OF the cere.
mony the bridal party and a mum.
Der OF guests were driven to the
home of the brides father, James
Vanderyort, at Bell Run. where an
informal reception was held. The
Vanderyort home was tastefully
decorated with garden flowers and
greenery and q course Of refresh.
ments were served. When the
brides cake was cut the ring went
TO Miss Katherine Troxell, the coin
to Joseph Fleming. Miss Josephine
Hamilton caught the BRIDES
bouquet.
Mr.. Wallace and his bride left on
the $40 train for a wedding Jour.
ney to Washington and Atlantic
City. Upon their return they will
reside temporarily with the brides
father and this fall will go to Co.
lumbus. Ohio, where the former
Will take a course at the Ohio
State University.
TIE bride is tie daughter OF
James Vandervort and Is a descend.
ent Of q prominent family Of this
section. She Is a young woman Of
unusual charm of manner. She Isl
a graduate of the Fairmont High
school and the Fairmont State Nor.
nal and had taught schoo! success.
fully for three years in the com.
munity. The groom Is a son OF MIR.
and Mrs. w, R. Wallace, of Edge.
mont, and Is a splendid young man.
He is employed at stock manager
for the Monongahela Power and
Railway company in this city.
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Ill in The wEsr.

J, R. Hartley, Of this city, who
had been located at Chrlsman, nj,
Tor some time, has suffered a stroke
OF paralysis and is quite Ill.
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The Ladies' Of the Golden Eagle
will hold a supper this evening at
the M. w. A. hall on Main street.
A good menu will be served and the
patronage of the public is solicit.
I'D.
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Mrs. w. E. Arnett and daughter
in-iaw, Mrs. L. G. Arnetttare leav-
ing next week for Mt. Lake Park
where they will spend several
weeks.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-21

Attorney and Mrs. Ira L. smith
have taken up their abode in the
mats recently remodeled in the old
VI. Sc! 4. u. building on Fairmont
avenue, having occupied the fiat in
the top story which has been mod
ernized completely. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith have been residing during the
time the nat was undergoing re-
pairs at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
q 3. Hartley on Quincy street.
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Miss Irene snider was hostess
last evening at her home on Garlic
ton street to a number OF friends
s complimentary to Miss Mary Del.
son. Of Clarksburg, who is the
guest Of Miss Edith Hite. Dancing
was enjoyed and during the eve.
Ming Refreshments were served.
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And Yet How Few in Daily Life
Aspire To Be Burglars Wife
That Mike took up
a life Of Crime

now oIten fleaols 'that5 Mike took up
Spotlight turns a life Of Crime
Upon the Girl
Whose. Spirit yearns Because Magnate
Long before
For Wild Adventure, Had turned Mixes
While alas, Father from the Door
"A dull Existence
She must pass Once when he begged
In Papa's Million To keep himself
Dollar Shack From falling Dead
Her only Job
To spend the Jack The Lady's Parent
Proves to be
He makes from Banks The Man whose want
And Mines and OIL OF Charity
And similar
Degrading Toll Drove Michael from
The Narrow Path
But ah, some Substance But in the pleasant
To her Dream Aftermath,
bul's-eye Lantern
Sheds the CLEAN He hurries back
Picks up the Trail
That rouses all And treads it to
Her native Grit; The Altar Rail,
"A Bull's-Eye Lantern
In the Nit Where yelled in Bushes
or MalnesJ
OF Second-story There stands the
Working Mike! Bushng Heroine.
(And here we
How Like meets Like All, no; spite
OF all that's said
The Gentle Reader Romance Just simply
Learns in Time ISN'T Dead!
BY FRANCES BoARDMA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-21

Mr.. j. D. Hecker Of this city
delivered an address at the meet.
ing Of the Missionary society OF
ne Methodist Episcopal church at
Morgantown Tuesday afternoon.
MIS- Hecker who is conference
secretary outlined the work for the
IEoming year laying emphasis on
the necessity of increased work in
foreign mission fields.