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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
PERSONALS

Miss Myrtle Mckinney who is a
teacher in the Clarksburg schools
is spending the week end here
with relatives.
Mrs. Harry B. Crane aud daugh-
ter Miss Christine OF Clarksburg
are the guests Of relatives here for
the week end.
W. D. Gaughan left this morn
ing for Kansas City, Mo-, where he
will attend the American Legion
convention.
Miss katherine Moore has re-
turned from Cameron where she
had spent week with relatives.
@. D. Moore who had been i'll
for several weeks at her home on
Gason avenue is slightly improv-
ed though is still confined to his
bed.
Mrs. Cora Morrow and Mrs: H.
L. Donham are visiting their
Catawba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno T. Pyle, of
Cumberland, Md, are the guests Of
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. R. Minor, at 614 Seventh street.
Miss Margaret Alderman has re-
turned from Weston where she had
spent several weeks.
Mrs. ]. E. Sands, who had been
i'll at her home, Peacock Farms, is
improving at this time.
The Misses Allie and Jennie
Fleming are the guests Of friends
in Wheeling for the week end
Mrs. Columbia Morgan and
daughter, Miss Edna Morgan, have
returned from four weeks visit
to Atlantic City and other eastern
The Misses Laura Briggs and
Meta Smith spent yesterday in
Born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Belt, at 1105 Virginia avenue,
an eleven pound daughter. She
has been named Gladys Gcnevieve.
The mother of the infantswas for
merly Miss Dexter Trippett, a.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. 2.
Trippett, of Edgenont.
Col. John Charnock, Of Charles
ton, was a visitor in this city yes
teruRy ana from mere We1lL 70 yAoI-
Santown to visit his son, who is
q student at the university. Col.
Charnock was recently placed at
the head Of the State National
Guard and was here looking toward
the organizing of q unit.
Miss Edna Arnold OF Weston is
% vilstor in this city today,
Mastet. Alfred Wallace, Jr., who
is spending the winter with his
grandmother, Mrs. F. W. Garrett
Of Maple avenue has returned
from Clarksburg where he has
been the gudat of Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. A. Harrington.
Miss Elsie Bell is Ill with dlph-
iberia at her home in this city.
Mrs. Walter Griffith Of the
Simon addition is visiting rela'
lives 1t Charles Town.
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TODAY'S XVIII
Reg. Pdg.S s. Pat. Oft.
4 ,,,1,,ars - NeetSk,daV,E XVII

Reg. Pdg ~. s. Pat. Oft.
Answers to YesteEday's XVIII.
IL 1.-THE thorax of human being
Va the part - the body between
The neck and tho abdomen, enclos'
ed by thd ribs.
2-The China sea is part Of the
Pacific ocean between China and
the Philippine Island.
e 3-Pepper is a pungent aroma
sic condiment consisting OF the
dried btEries OF the pepper plant,
fentire or powdered.
BE- 4-Lord Macaulay C1S00.lS59l
was an English historian. states
man and ossaylst.
: l5-Maine is the most northeast
setly state In the Union.
" GA nocophyte is a recent con-
wort a novice, beginner.
IA typhoon is heavy cyclon-
ige wind, OF particular violence, oc-
iscurrlug In the seas fringinE the
eastern coast of..,Asia from Japan
"a the Philippine Islands.
Richard Wagner wrote the
opera, "Farsifal.
Il Insomnia is a chronic tnabil,
lily to sleep.
410--A fez is brimless Turkish
sfelt cap, usually red, with black
New Questions
n s1-Who were the Goths?
u What is a gourd?
s-who was Sir CHRISTOPHER
Wren?
Ain Roman mythology, who
swas Pomona?
{ s5-What is poncho?
II. Where is Nova Scotia?
s-Where was Napoleon Bona
parte born?
y 9-Who Is Maurice Maeterlinck?
I1o-How long did the Crtmean
WAR last?
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GRASSY RUN

Mrs. ]. NJ. McVicker is very i'll
at her home on Grassy run.
Harry Carpenter was calling on
John Boyce Sunday evening.
Mrs Jenny Crisis was calling al
Samuel Vincent's Sunday last.
Miss Liza Phillips was calling al
John Boyce's Tuesday evening last,
Miss Clarie and Ethel Carpenter
were ealing at J. ]. Richardson s
Sunday last.
Mrs. Hobert Hawkins and daush,
ter, called at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. David e. satterfield Thursday
last.
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bar
rack Of Cross Roads and is operat
ing the switch board thore.
A meeting was held at Grassy
Run Bethel NJ. E. church on Wed
nesday night last. A large crowd
was present.
Miss Katharine S. Satterfield
was calling at the home Of w. y
Hall Sunday last at Cross Roads
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Theatre Notes
At NELSON.

H.
Another emphatic hit has bean
scored by Buck Jones, who opeped
an engagement at the Nelson
Theater yesterday in the Fox pro-
duction ITO a Finish" No star
in photoplays Of the cowboy order
has been more consistently success
full than Buck Jones; and no star
in any line of screen work has adj
vanced more rapidly-for his eH
perience as a star covers q pertod
not exceeding eighteen months
In 'aTo Finish" Buck has an els-
cellent story, cleyerly developed; o
story of the hills and plains IN
day when an honest man had 70
depend more upon personal cops.
age and physical strength than
upon the ordinary agencies of law
and order to maintain his rights
and vindicate his integrity. IA
The stirring incidents which
mark the progress Of the tale are
punctuated by the developmeHtSot
love theme in which the party
Of the second part is young girl
who is as brave as she is pfestY
She enters upon the scene carly and
figures in the action more or lesss
constantly until the end-of vShfefh
naturally, she becomes an essentta
part. The entertainment is most
satisfying.
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Independent Is
In Lead In N. D

FARGO. n. D.. Oct. 2s.-Re
turns from $50 precincts from yes
terday's recall election tabulateu
by independents today gave R. A,
Nestos independent, lead OF a.
ia ove(' Governor Frazier. non
partisan. The unofficial returns
gathered by both parties indicaed
the candidates for attorney genera
and commissioner OF agriculture
and labor we're running about eveEr
with the head Of the ticket.
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Americanization Is
On At Local Y MICA

AmeIicanization Is another
phase OF work being done by the
charge OF This department and
English courses are taught and
naturalization work done.
All men planning 70 take the ma.
turaiisation examinations given
6y the federal axairiueF on Nov,
ember IL, are welcome to come
b the 'tY' and receive special
coaching, preparatory to the ex.
animation.
The classes start next Thursday
pfSht, Nov. 8. Eleven men have
already enrolled; some from here,
otheIsB from the netEh 6efinE town.
"a AfeneRhl. 1zaa =, & . sld z and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
Tax Revision Is
Delayed This Week

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. = The
last ray Of hope that the tax revi
sion bill could be passed this week
had faded today when the senate
resumed work on the measure. Re
publican leaders were determined,
however, TO continue to put pres
sure behind the bill and another
nights session was In prospect.
The capital stock tax section wns
on the calendar today with long
fight promised.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

en 3. poole 6nd husband Char;
isS n E5unEakef 8 parcel Of land
In the edgemont addition 20 the.
city Of Faffmont Confederation
IS 200: Fletcher B: PiGgott and
wife to the County Court Of Ma.
rion county a parcel Of land In
Lincoln district. Constellation
$3.50; Electric Lodge 1901 So, o..
o. r. to Leonard Myers q parcel
of land in theSqdd EaISfEs Gene
tory In Pennington. Consideration
$50.
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DEATH La BALTIMORE

Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Burrier,
of sos Diamond street, left last
night for Baltimore, where they
were called by the death of the for
mer's father, George E. Burrier,
which occurred there yesterday.
The elder Mr.. Burrier was a con-
crete inspector employed III the
city engineering department OF
Baltimore attached to the bureau
of streets.
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erin d Aiaunin ton emil tlsa
ton increased Eo 8 mont ap
plIeat ion for eompe1Sst don tElea q
tho Veterans, Bureau for Airaeel
Burner, HiII Creek. !.
B6RGrs-ordHr issued BY p q
department extending rural route
No. ut MartlnShurC to include ID
the service z large number OF per
sons residing at Rock Cliff.
Reed-Estls II. Shaffer, Morgan
town, monthly compensation In
creased to $7l.25: Robert 3. Har
ris, Clarksburg, now IN Colorado
for his health, compensation award
ed at the rate Of $sS a month.
woodyard-James R. Holstein
Barboursville, Civil war veteran.
pension increased to $T2 pei
month.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
TTE WEATHER

Rain tonight ana
Sunday; warmer
in eastern portion
.onight.
Local Readings.
Sreed 5oIyard, OBJ
Temperature at
; n. m. today, A,
Weather yester.
lay, clear: tenn
herature, maxi
mum, 70: mini
num, Al.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Completing Approach-Directol
of streets ". E. Arnett will com
pIete the approach to the low leye
bridge today as a force of work,
men large enough to complete the
Job is working there today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Wy STRONG HIABITATION:
BE thou my strong habitation,
wbereunto l may continually re-
sort; thou hast given command
sment, to save me; for thou art my
rock and my fortress.-Psalm
7I:3.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
WATT ADS

nor s. All b Kitchen Cabinet, gaA
range. kitchen tab1a, congoleum
Eug, 9x12 drugget, oak library
liable all III good condition, 62z
5enbfii Aydnue, after p. NJ.
10 g 2t12s& a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Goodykoont8-James A. BPlans,
Princeton, Civil war veteran, pen
sion increased to $40 per month.
A bill TO grant an increased pen
sIon amounting TO sac per month
to Henry A. King, OF Indore, w,
Va, was introduced in the house
by Congressman Stuart F. Reed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Cleaning Streets = The city
streets are receiving their weekly
cleaning today and will be in gooG
shape for Sunday. Fairmont can
boast of about the cleanest streets
in the state, a fact Of (which she is
justly proud.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

WASHING lOLNt ~. w UCI. D.
The appointment Of y. X. Robin
son, OF Lewisburg. w. Va, for eigh'
teen years superintendent OF the
government fish hatcher<es at
White Sulphur Springs, 10 be uni
ted States. Commissioner OF Fish
cries. and Col. Richard Randolph
Mcmahon, Of Charles Town, W.
Va, and Washington, D. c., to be
solicitor OF the treasury, are two
positions that right now stand a
fair chance OF going to West Yir-
Einia, according to report among
officials here from that state. Both
men have the endorsement OF the
West Virginia delegation in con
gress. ,
Report has It that Mr.. Robinson's
appointment has been put up to
Secretary Hoover by President
Harding for his approval, and that
Secretary Mellon has let Attorney
General Daugherty know that. Col.
McRIahon's appointment would be
entirely satisfactory. President
Harding. 1t is said, is ageeable to
making both of these appointments
if the two members of the Cabinet
under whom the appolnteeB VIII
serve, are satisfied.
The following named have been
recommended by Congressman
Goodykoontz for appointment as
nostmasters: John F. Lusk at
Ttmann. wyoming county; Jesse
D. Day at Ashland, Mcdowell coun'
ty; Clarence L. Halstead 1t Wtkel'
Monroe county, and w. II, Young
at Union, Monroe county,
Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury Edward Clifford has acceded
to the request OF Congressman
langley. chairman OF tho House
committee on public buildings and
grounds, q request he was trans
hitting for Congressman, H. @.
woodward, that an Inspector be
sent to ParkersburE at oucS to fully
investigate and report on the needF
Of the government there IN oonnec
fi6n with Mr.. Woodyards bill to
renair. remodel and improve the
Federal building In that city. The
jnsnector's report together with
his recommendations as 10 what
should be done will be tiled With
the committee when a hearing =
had on the woodward bill which,
az 1t reads now, provides for ar
appropriation OF $4,000
George B. Thomas will be ap.
pointef postmaster at Davis, W.
Va his nomination is expected
TO 20 TO the SENATE within The next
day or two.
Late departmental buAlness re
ported at several ofdcea q nem
bers OF the state deiegaton, -
Sutherland ~ Arthur N, Shaw
waikersvlla, spaniBh AmeTicaa
iwSr veteran, awarded pension Of
SIS per month from May II. 1g21iI
SGIiaS a. InhnAans yotla yAr Ye-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Among the visitors in the city
are Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. HawIey, Of
Bluefield: A. U. Wilson, Of Wheel
ing: II. H. Lanham and L. II
Toothman. OF Fairmont; JOS
Crockett, OF WEIGH; N. Price Whit
aker. Of Wheeling; e. T. England.
OF Charleston.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Try This on Your Wise Friend
: If johnny gave Jim a penny
Jim would have three times as
much as Johnny. But il Jim'
gave Johnny a penny they
would have e%ul amounts.
How much had each2
Answer to yesterdays:
n Seventy-seven and seventy
seven ssyenty-seyenths.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Newark Manaae-P. A. Palmer,
BarraclT1lle, has been made man.
hger OF the Newark shoe store, this
city, He succeeds Elmer W. Gun.
3heh who becomes manager OF the
Firth avenue store OF the company
IN Pittsburgh.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Times" Buys Building-Ths
iFairmont Times through the pro-
spfietors, G. E. and Major Earl n.
Smith, and their mother, Mrs. NJ
Nv. Smith, have purchased their
present location. 219 Monroe street,
from Hon. 0. s. Mckinney. The
Consideration was not announced.
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49, GluL 9st4S SrS ~ 80 80 ~
aidess Thea carefully t1Iu G2sled
dine lie entire length. Then
dotted line 2, and so on. Fold each
Section underneath accurately.
When completed turn over and
you'll find aPsnrprtsing result ssye
me pictures
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

chartei' Here-A certificate Of
Incorporation for the East Side
Building and Loan Association
filed yesterday with County Clerk
Lee N. SatterfIeld for recording.
The company will have It's chief
work and principal offices In the
city OF Fairmont and will carry on
a gIl1eral building and Yam busi
ness. The capital stock is $780,
900 OF which S1,170 has been sub
scfibsd and $40 paid in. Tho in
cofporators are Carl D. Springer.
T. A. Hughes, B. F. Gaskins,
Dorsey Pople, John g. Scott, H.
P. Robinson. B. F. Springer,
Hugh F. Smith and Frank R.
Amos.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Albert T. Bare has been com
missioned postmaster at Killarney,
". Va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Four of the Great Lakes touch
the state of Michigan.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Lodge totcelebrate - Mountain
city LODGE 1888, g. o. o. F.. will
icelabrate It's thirty.first snuiver.
iiversary on Sunday with the rendt.
hon o9 . suitable program in Mt.
Zion Baptist church. Effort viii be
made to raise the balance Of their
Payment on the FrRternal Building
soeiation on Jackson street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Traffic MsetIns-ofHicials OF the
transportation department and
ETa4nmeil Of the Monongahela
Power & Railway company held a
meeting at the Fairnont Y. NJ. C..
a. on Friday. Discussions we're
made With the intention to improve
kiie service,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Marriage DEMONSTRATING II.
censes have been issued by County
Clerk Lee n. Satterfield to the fol-
lowing: Randolph ]. Hardy, "a,
colored. and Hazel Harris, 90, col.
ored, both OF Fairmont; Newton
Hibbs, GO, widower. and Louisa
Simpson, So, divorced. both of Man
nington: Antonio SCorulli, 81, wild
over, Star City, and Antonio Sci.
laro. g., widow. Monongah; Andy
Hadzima. As, and Mary Kovacs, A.,
both Of Rivesvile; Quincy Chance
Cramblet. Al, Cambridge, O., and
Jennie May Blackburn, 40, Fair.
mont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Still, and nevertheless. there has
been n little chatter occasionally Of
late among suspecting politicians
Of General England himself and a
more remote campaign than nexl
years. It hurdles that biennial
struggle to the one due in the far
away 1924. Among other officials
10 be elected that year is a gov.
ernor and the politicians finger oil
suspicEon Is pointed at General
England as ambitions to be pro
NOTED to the chief executives chair,
There may be something to it. 1t
Is a matter Of political hiStory that
tho Attorney General has had thai
ambition and II Is the most natural
thing in the world to believe that
he has not got over it. He CANT
within an ace Of being a candidate
for the nomination in 1920. He
canyassed the situation then care
fully, travelling about the state eX.
tensiyely to see how the ground
Law. He met with a great deal OF
encouragement, it is said, and when,
following negotiations ot party
leaders, he decided not 70 enter thG
rubernatorIal lists, but to stand tL
succeed himself in the office OF At.
toruey General, he had no intention
OF giving up for all time his nmbi
lion to fiji the higher office. bur
merely to defer 1t until a moro
propitious time AS gossip goet
about 1t, a more propltious time II
bored and expected to be, by him
and his friends, tho year 1924. But
this was a subject he did not touch.
nor did the correspondent presume
N hiring Il up.
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pesds Flled-Tha following
aesdds have been filed with Coun.
~ Clerk Lee N. .Satterffeld: Hell
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Daniel H. Hartman has been com
missioned postmaster at Banco, ",
Va.
A claim for pension was filed al
the Pension Bureau by Senator
Sutherland for Eliza r, Sluttler, Of
Big Isaac. w. Va.
The Veterans Bureau has In
creased the monthly compensation
OF Lester Boggs, an ex.setvice man
whose address is Mouth Of Sentca
w. Va, TO SO per month from Au
gust 8, 1921.
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" the administration will be 80
rood as to offer a few worthwhile
piums to the Republican party IN
West Virginia as reward for its
undertaking habit Of loyalty and
enthusiastically rolling up large
maiorities to support Republican
nr{nclules and candidates, there Il
a chance Of several West Virginians
coming to this delightful city TO
live, to serve, and enjoy the social
life of this great capital. Should
something like that happen, and
one or mo plums turn out to be
suitable for him, it Is pretty much
OF a certainty that the first :oftel
Of 1t will be made to II. Price Whit
aker, CT Wheeling. The authority
for this statement is OF the high
est, no less than Senator Suther
land himself,
Mr.. Whitaker was here this week,
stopping of to see the West Wiz.
glnia senators en- route home from
New York. I'VE have Mr.. Whit
aker In mind" said Senator Suther
land today. ITO find a position
suitable for man OF his strictly
business training and appropriate
in importance and dignity, Is not
without its difficulties. But we
hope to succeed. ! am confident
that West Virginia will get its pro
portionatN share OF good things in
the way OF major patronage Just az
soon as the administration advances
turthar along that line Of atrenlet.hl..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

General England keeps In close
touch with his party's affairs and
1.-THE general political movement aud
trend in West Virginia. II there
is anything afoot he usually knows
OF It early. 81 know OF nothing new
in politics in our state" he said.
"nothing new at all in Republican
politics. There is very little talk
about next years campaign. and
what there is appears to me to lack
definiteness. 1t is just the usual
line of gossip heard in advance, and
1t lacks substance"
Asked ifhe knew OF any one seri.
ously preparing to take the field
and contest with Senator Suther
land for the senatorship nomina.
ton, General England answered: y
know Of one one. I have heard
names mentioned in this connec-
ton, and seen them printed in the
press, but anu not aware that the
matter has gone beyond that stage.
There ia nothing in the situation
now to Indicate that Senator Suth'
erland will have any opposition
whatsoever. But one cannot tell
what may happen. for at this time
the public is showing no interest
in the personnel OF the parties tick.
cts next year. In previous years
at this distance from a campaign,
developments Of a tangible kind had
progressed to such an extent that
things Of this nature could be fore
casted with more or less accuracy.
But there Is nothing OF that kind
to tie to right now"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Judge Thomas A, Brown, OIL EaEh
ersburg, will be appointed at an
early date to succeed District At
tonrey Stewart w. Walker, OF Mar
tinsburE, whose resignation is to
take effect December 1t. SO that
Judge Brown can become fairly IA
miliar with his duties before the
session of court which starts the
first week in January. There are
two assistants to be appointed to
serve under Judge Brown, and the
best bets seem to be W. G. Grimes,
Of Keyser, and Chas. C. Coifman. OF
Clarksburg. 1t Is said that judge
Brown favors one OF these posi-
tious going 10 Parkersblrg, so that
he can have an assistant associated
with him in his office In that
event, Williamson Blizzard may ger
to he one OF the two assistants
However, nothing has been settled
The phase OF Mr.. Walkers reSig'
nation OF most interest to West V1r.
rinians in Washington Is that he
stems down and out OF 4 $4,000 q
wear government job, to take on
private one which will pay him 49,
200 per annum. That is said to he
the amount Of the retainer to be
maid him by the Constellation Coal
compan-- and which will necsssi
tate his presence In the View YORK
offices of that corporation several
DAYS out Of each week.
1t Is not Mr.. walkers Intention
his friends here say, 10 move from
Martfnsbnrg to New York, certainly
not very soon. However, they ad
NIT the possibility that 1t might
happen some time. Mr., Waikiki
however, it is understood. refused
"a considerably larger retainer II he
would do that, but he declined tc
give up his West Virginia residence
and the large business which comes
to HIS law finn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Another Wheeling man early
slated for appointment BY the West
Virginia senators Of whom lately
there has been little mention, Is
DR.. Randolph Hersey. Dr.. Jersey
has not been forgotten the West
Virginia senators assure inquirers,
and unless promises are broken
will. in due course OF time, be called
to washington to fill an important
berth in connection with the pub'
lie health service. The delay In
coordinating certain branches Of
the government, 1t is said. Is what
has occasioned the delay in getting
DR.. Hersey placed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Guardian AppoInted~Jacob F..
Straight was named guardian Of
Phyllis, Geneviave and Rosemary,
the infant heirs Of the late Charlef
w. Straight. Bond Of Sl,40o in
each case furnished; j. L. Ullow
was named guardian Of James
rayton, the infant heir Of the late
Nora Crayton. Bond of 500 fur
nished; MargS~et Ammons was
named guardian OF Simeon and
Crayton the infant heir OF the late
Simeon Ammons. Bond Of $500 in
each case given; G.. II. Browc
was named guardian to Bertha
Doolittle the infant heir Of tho
late Lavera R. DooIittle. Bond OF
$500 given; ]. L. Miller WAS
named guardian of Warren and
Harry, the infant heirs Of the late
Linnie Miller. Bind Of 5000 10
each case givdl.