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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

Josephine, little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Richmond OF
Bellview avenue IS recovering from
q several days Illness with scarlet
fever.
Ernest swIBher Of CiarkBburg. W,
Va. was the guest OF HIS brother,
Forest SYisher 10 Bsllview Avenue
Monday. Mr.. Swtshar was On his
way home from Wheeling where
he had been spending several days.
Mrs. z. NJ. Straight who has
been spending the past several
days with friends at MononEah,
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nestor and
little son who have spent a few
days with relatives here have gone
TO Moatsville where they will visit
for some days before returning to
their home Al Huntington.
Grant and Frederick. little sons
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Ridenour
of Murray avenue have been out
OF school several days on account
Of illness.
Miss vosta Herman Of waynss.
Vile, W. Va. has returned home
a visit with Miss Phyllis
swlsher OF Bellview avenue for .
few days.
Mrs. Prlds Michael who resides
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

The title Room and Board"
does not do Justice to the pic.
ture in which Constance Bin
ney is starring.
1t is a sweet. wholesome. en-
pertaining story OF life in Ire,
land. the background OF which
Is very beautiful. and in keep
Ing with the land in which the
plot is laid. The leading
character is a little Irish girl
Of the plucky type. and an
American. truly representative
OF the iue young MANHOOD Of
our country. figures largely in
the whole affair and OF course,
"hey marry and live happy
ever after"
The Paths News is OF un-
usual interest.
Also a comedy. which Is OF
very low STANDARD, in which a
man and wife turn tho kitchen
in tieir apartment into a still
for the making or home
brew" Their child Of four. who
Is really very clever, ia an in
nocent party in all their
schemes.
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Indoor Baseball
At ~" Building

The Helmick Foundry team OF
the Industrial Indoor Baseball
League Of the Y. NJ. c. A. was
defeated by a score OF 81 to 2 bF
the fast Fairmont Mining Machine
team in a well played game al the
~" last evening.
The second game scheduled for
the evening resulted in a victory
for the MononEah Glass players
over the Owens Bottle team. The
score in this game was AZ to "a.
The liueups OF the teams in last
nights game was as follows:
Helmick Foundry-Penc, Linard,
Jones. Dumire, Facemire, Daugh-
erty. Long, Stanley and Scott.
Mining Machine team-WilSon,
Carskadon. Matty, Morgan, Ross.
Connors, p. brown. Shaffer and {.
Brown.
Monongah GIass-Decker. McLIn
den. Scagnsli, Craig, Hefthaf.
Clark. AlrldEs and TrpaE.
Owens Bottle-Cutiip, Kaissr.
Ross. Bunner, Reed. Adams and
The schedule for Thursday
nights game is as follows:
Mining Machinery VS.. Mid West
Box and Domestic Coke VS. NJ. P.
r. Co.
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B. & 0. Officials
In Town Today

r.: G. Lane. Baltimore. enEiu-
Ger. maintenance of way. arrived
here on B. & O. train "a, this
morning and his car was attach
ed 10 train SIS. for Connellsville.
Pa. this afternoon at 2:4o
o'clock.
r. W. Brown, Connellsvllle, su-
perintendent Of the ConnellsVilie
division, b. & Q. R. r., NJ. f. Nc
Elheny, Connellsville. tratunas-
ter and H. r. Gibson. Connells'
Vile, division engineer. were In
Falrmont this morning to confer
With z. G. Lane, Baltimore. en-
EIneer. maintenance OF way. They
returned to Connellsville With Mr.
Lane.
colored panitor at the B. & Q,
passenger station, is trying 10
make the old B. { o. station look
like new. He Is scrubbing the
smoked walls so that they have
almost a brand new appearance,
z. T. Horne. Baltimore. general
supervisor OF terminals. and U. B.
williams, general agent. Wheeling
passed through here for the east
on train So.
l.. A. Spaulding, B. & Q. might
ticket seller. arrived home last
evening from Woodstock, Vt.
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The HIppodrome.

A more talented or versatile
company Of players has seldom
been seen in FaIrmout than the
stock company which is show
Ing in the little thentre.
We freely admit their ability,
but cannot speak so highly OF
every me OF their offerings as
We did the first, rs they are OF
4 very different type.
"PRrlor, Bedroom and Bath "a
a comedy, all OF which we cannot
approve, but thore r MANI
situations which are extremely
amusing aud withal, there is In
the play a moral that iE very
apparent. namely, no one can af-
ford to disregard public opinion
II they value thelr happiness and
reputation.
THE Shepherd or tho Hills"
will be presented the Iast half of
the week by the same company,
and we bespeak for those who
see it an entertainer of a high
class. because OF tho ability OF
the players and the sweetness OF
the story.
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Mrs. Anna Harden
Taken By Death

Mrs. T. D. Harden, OF Water
street today received a letter from
John NJ. Harden, her brother-in.lRW,
at Colorado Springs, Colo anuouuc'
ing the death OF Mrs. Anna Billings
lea Harden. aged 70 years, his wife
which occurred there last week
Mrs. Harden had been Ill for about
a year suffering from leakage OF
the heart.
Mrs. Harden formerly resided In
FaIrmont and is known by some Of
tho older residents Of the city. She
moved to Colorado about 80 years
ago. She is survived by q son and
two daughters. The son. Ray Har'
den. resides at home and the daugh'
tiers. Mrs. Nora OF and Mrs. Laura
ReIser, reside at Wheaton. III. W
s. Billingslea. OF Barrackville, is a
brother of the deceased woman.
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TODAY'S XVIII

Reg. Pdg. u. S. Pat. Off.
Answers to Yesterdays Kwlz.
Nashville is the capital OF
Tennessee.
abraham Lincoln was born
near Hodgenyille, kentucky.
s-Maide Adams was born in
Salt Lake City, Nov. II. 1872.
al. NJ, Barrie wrote ",Senti.
mental Tommy.
rThe Atlantic is an ocean be.
tween the east coast OF the Amer
loan continents and the west coast
OF Europe and Africa.
6-The area OF the Atlantic
Ocean is about 33,0Oo,Oo0 square
miles,
-Four Of the chief cities Of
AuStrRllG are: Melbourne, Sydney,
Adelaide and Brisbane.
San aide de camp iR q mill.
tary officer who receives and
tsansmits the orders Of a general.
and performs for him other conf.
dental services.
s-An 'Igioo" Is an Eskimo
house, whether OF snow or OF more
durable material.
io-The Statue Of Liberty is a
bronze statue Of heroic size which
stands upon Bedloe's island at the
entrance to New York harbor.
New Questions
What is the capital OF Okla
homa?
why are humminE birds so
ealled7
s-What is a "husbandman"?
(Which American city is call.
ed The smoky city!
b-Who was John Huss?
6-Who was Luna, in Roman
mythology?
f-What Is meant By a quorum?
s-Who was 5edwig Raabe?
e-wheFs Is Cape Race?
iO-what is the parental ances-
sstFY OF President. Harding?
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MURRAY

The Murray school which Is be.
ing taught by Nancy Glover, OF
GloYers Gap, Is succeeding we'll In
the school work this year.
On November %. a very inter-
esting Thanksgiving program was
given in the afternoon and the in
terest In the school was shown by
a large attendance Of the people
in the community.
November IS, the school had a
social for It's own benefit, which
was a great success in every way.
We hope for much work to be
accomplished in the school and
community this year and We want
the cooperation OF every one in
the community to help make 1t 4
success.
We feel that much work can be
done by the interest. that bGE Al.
ready been shown by every one.
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BELLVIEW
Senior Class Party

The ladies senior Bible class Of
the Highland avenue M. e.
church were very delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mrs. Hugh GlassCOck
and Mrs. Victor Yost, at the home
OF the former on last Saturday
evening. There was a Eoodly at
tendance at this social and the
evening was spent IN talking Of
what the members Of the class had
to be thankful for in the past year.
Mrs. Rose Parker rendered a read
ing in her usual pleasing manner.
Plans for membership campaign
which is being put on by the two
senior claases Of the Sunday school
Wore also discussed. The class was
served with tempting refresh.
ments before AdjourniuE. Those
present were, Rev. and Mrs. T.
G. Meredith, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o.
Parker, Mrs. Rella Toothman,
Mrs. Annie Fckins, Mrs. Harry
Moore, MIRA. A. B. Moore, Mrs.
Clarence Hall, Mrs. George Stev.
ems, Mrs. Rose Parker. Mrs. Rus
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30
Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

The. following deeds have hssn
filed with Lee n. Satteriield, clerk
Of the county court. for recording;
Mrs. Delphi Smith, ct com, to
Joseph s. Jolli8e, a parcel OF lana
in the MonongRhela Industrial COM
pany addition 10 the city OF Fair
mont.
Fairmont Building and Invest
msnt company to Mollie Wilson, a
parcel of land In the BellyleT adj
ditfon to ths city Of Fairmont. Con.
sideration. $2,4O0.
Frank r. Amos, trustee. to Smith
Hood, two parcels Of land in Marion
county. Consideration, $l,1b0.
Elizabeth Glover. ct viz, to Jo'
seph r. and Goldie D. Ammons,
27.05 acres on T~everbaugh. Liu.
coin district. Consideration, &s,'
.750.
U. G. Swisher aud wife to NJ. n,
Haun and wife R parcel OF land At
Catawba in Winfield district, Ma.
.rion county.
Watson, Fleming. Miller com.
psny to Charles Grottendieck, 4
parcel OF land on Virginia avenue
in the city OF Fairmont. Consider.
alton. $4,000.
J.. w. McEltresh and wife 10 ].
NJ. Hartley ct al, a parcel Of land
on Madison Lane in the city OF
lFairmont. Consideration, $500.
Marshall ". Ogden, sptAiRl com.
missioner. to ]. NJ. Hartley, a par.
IceI of land on Maple venue in the
city OF Fairmont. Consideration,
$173.34.
Watson, Fleming Miller com
ipany to A. N. Staud. a parcel Of
land in CASTOR avenue in the city
Of Fairmpnt. Consideration, So
$50.
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ORDNANCE NO 81

AN ORDINANCE. Providing for
the paving and improvement OF
Pittsburgh Avenue, between Arch
street and Lemley street. IN the
second Ward.
BE IT ORDAINED By THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF IAEs
CRY OF FAlRMoNT:- u
Section L., That PtttSbur q
Avenue, between Arch street And
Lemley street, crosssstrnotE
said Pittsburgh Aynue, be pRxed
In answer to the prayer o. the
petition filed on the 2Sth day OF
november U2l.
Section Z, The said paving
hcrsin ordered shall be Of bRtcN
material. or other hard surface,
and said street, between Arch
street and LsmleY street. ahal be
paved a width OF twenty four feet
The work shall be done in acqs
ance with the specifications
plans for said paving prepared py(
the City Engineer and Rdo0t
I the Board OF Directors.
Section 2. The work OF sGtn3
paving shall be let by contract 70
! the lowest responsible bidder after
publication Of advertisements for
bids for the work in the Fairmnpt Z
! Times and the West NirginaA
newspapers published and Of gen-
eral circulation in this city.
Section 4. II shall be the Hut
. Of the City Engineer immediately
upon completion OF the work and
acceptance thereof By the Board
OF L!yertcrs TO ascertain the ttopSs
age OF all lots and fractional
OF lots AUDITING or trontinBN ~
said streets along the line Of sald
paving. and usecrtntn The amount
uanrsGEble against each lot or
3 fractional lot and property oTne
and make report thoreof tolyeta
BoTs.d OF Directors.
Section .. II stall be the dut
OF each owner " II lot or traction
al part ri a iNi Nions the npe u
said paving 10 promptly nay Int9
1.-The City Treasury the amount
ascertainCj to be due in accord
ance with Section 81 Of Chapter
AZ OF the Code OF West Ytrgl1SSA
Section g.. The City shall
IN lien against each lot or fractlpn-
al part Ct n lot along the line 81
said paving 10 cur tho payment
OF the assessment. against thee
same.
section :. From and after
thirty days after the assessment OF
paving charges against said lots
or fractional lots, interest at the
rate OF six (Gl per eentum shall ~
added thereto until paid.
Section 8. There 10 heFbey tp
propriated from the general tlpa1
OF the City a sum sufficient tolpB
for said paving, and all payments
Of assessments, when collected
shall be placed In the general
fund.
PASSED BY THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS, NOVEMBER 9S
1921.
WILLIAM W. CoNAwAy,
Mayor.
LUKE c. ARNETT.
City Clerk.
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NTIEH WTNETN EMHn7I~ EtGWnTE
d6By to nnde
AISfS Butcher glerdtan oe Ae
B6fEardE Lea Bueohersand IL
IN the said county OF 0fange f.
state of California, AZ peronel
property IN the hands of the
E.. b. CRrSkadon, resident guar
dian as aforesaid, or which mas
come into his hands as such fsuar;
dain and belonging to the SAID
Bernard Leo Butcher. infant, [
for authority to the undersigned
Mary Butcher. guardian as aforR.
said. to sue for, recover aud ~
ceirc all money or personal
property which may belong TO her
said ward in like manner as kShe
we're appointed a guardian ofTSaiG
ward in the said State OF West
virginia, and with authoTiE& re.
move the same to the said County
Of Orange and State Of CaliiorpG.
and for general relief, and for such
other orders in the premises "a
the Court may see iii to grant
MARY BUTCHER.
Guardian OF Bernard Lee Butcher
an infant, for the County OF
Orange. aud state Of California.
BY Counsel.
MEREDITH { BELL,
A'' IL: is as 30; ~ I
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In THE Juckllns" we find a
picture that we can commend as
a family attraction, and ono to
which n young man can safe
ly take q young lady. az there Is
nothing in It to offend the finest
sensibiIity. 1t is perturbation
OF the story OF the same title by
Opie Reed and Is typical OF the
life of the Blue Ridge Noun.
taius folk at the time II was writ.
ten.
II is a fine character study
and will appeal to all classes and
ages.
A Western sketch is also a
part OF the entertainment and
1t presents the Nsuai character.
isticS OF the stories OF the
wild west" much Of which is
extinct at this time.
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neSf EafrvfeW was the Guest . het
I sister Mrs.. Martha Gtubb q Mnr
Tay|Syenne for the weak end airs.
Mchnel was en- route home from
ClirksburE whre she had visited
relatives.
Mrs. Len Metz has returned
from Washington, D. C. where she
has been spending Ieyeral weeks
with relatives.
Mss Gertrude Merrifield has
been confined to her home in Muir.
ray venue the past few days and
Is suffering from a Ievere cold.
Ernest F. MILAN returned 10 his
home at Warrington Monday after
a visit with his sister, Mrs. W,
E. Dennis.
Mrs. Cole Davis aud little dautti.
ter who have been the guests OF
her parents near HagsDs have re.
turned home.
Little MlSp Christine Hall lie
home from a few days visit With
her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
]. D. Baker in East Park.
Mrs. John Hale and WI little
daughters who have been visiting
the formers parents at Barrack'
villa for a few days have return
ed home.
An Richmond is confined TO his
home In Murray avenue. and Is sit.
fering from a severe attack OF ton.
silitls.
Louis Gleason has returned to
his homa IN Parkersburg after a
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. William Lynch is able 10
be up after having been confined
to her bed with a complication OF
diseases for the past ten days.
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More Witnesses IN
The ArbuckIe Case

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. TO-
Additional Witnesses in rebuttAl
will be placed ou the stand today
by the prosecution in the Roscoe
Arbuckle case was asserted By ths
district attorneys office. The de-.
Tense will then counter with re-
buttal testimony. Indications e
that the entire day would be oc.
cupied by rebuttal and rebuff.
tai Testimonies and as each side Is
expected TO be allotted at least four
hours for final argument, it was
apparent the case would not be
PLACID in tn hands OF tn jury for a
vrdict bfors late today or tomor-
row.
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Special Notices
10 WHOM 1T MAY coNcBRN:

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Mary Butcher, guar
dian Of Bernard ISe Butcher. an
infant, residents Of the County OF
Orange in the State Of California,
where the said Mary Butcher was
duly appointed guardian of the
said Bernard Lee Butcher. an in
FAINT, will make application to the
Circuit Court OF Marion County,
West Virginia. on the 18th day Of
December, 1921. for tho entry OF
an order authorizing and directing
E. B, CarskRdon, guardian OF said
Bernard Lee Butcher, an infant.
duly appointed by the County
Court OF the County OF Marion in
the State OF West Virginia TO pay
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way in Pennsylvania loaded a6s
ears Of coal.
United Mine Workers
Edward Matthews. secretary Of
SUB district 4. and Frank Mozart
ney. district board member. con.
terred with Commissioner E. s.
Mccullough at Haywood Junction
Today.
Nick AIello, president of sub dis,
trict I, Is in conference in Fair
mont today over local cases.
James McCleery, district organ.
izer, continues on tho sick list.
Patrick Buckley, vics president
Of sub district I, is at Brady to-
day.
Screened to Sack
BY Investigation New Rochelle.
y. y. retail coal tradesmen prov
ed they were not guilty OF profit.
eerinE.
The State of South Dakota owns
4 mins and recently made $4,000
over and above expenses.
The Hartford Valley Coal Co.,
MuskoEee. Okla, Is developing a
new 10000 acre &C field near
Jay, Craig county o..
Judge Anderson, who figures in
the Injunction against the CHECK
OFF, OF the miners, a born in
Boone county, Ind. in 1857 and
was graduated at Wabash College.
Franklin P. DickerEon has been
appointed receiver in federal court
at Baltimore of the property Of the
Georges Creek &Phosnix Mining
Co., Of Maryland. Assets are $780,
900 and liabilities, $4,000. The
property is in Maryland.
The Portage SmokelesR Coal Co.
Beavsrdale, Cambria county, Pa.
recently purchased $500 acres of
undeveIoped coal land In Karthaus
township, Clearfield county, Pa.
4 hriouette plant Is being erect
ed at Perth Amboy. y. j. by the
Burnrits Coal Briquetts Co.
Coal tonnage in Alabama is only
slightly below the weekly average
Of 1920.
Ndigh grade coke is being madc
out Of coal tar pitch By the Bar
rctt Co, Birmingham, Ala.
The s. e. Dickey Coal Co,
Johnstown, Pa, will work 400
acres OF Freeport coal next spring.
Mccormick Coal Co. New
Ssism v. D. has developed a new
strike OF Ignite. which is a par
ticularly hard grade.
Non union mines IN Central
Pennsylvania appear TO be the chief
operations at work these days.
There are 1000 miners idle which
covers Cambria and five nearby
counties.
Fire under coal heaps has de-
stroyed $4,000 tons OF coal at the
docks Of the Clarkson Coal & Dock
Co.
Reports indicate that the c. &
o.. R. r. Is contemplating a
change in the groupings o! mines
on its roads. Guyan Valley and Big
Sandy are grouped In one c~lasSir-
cation with Kanaw ha and New
River in another. which will give
the Cdyan and Bb' Sandy dist"'ct
a better freight rate to the west.
For the first six months Of 1921,
Canadian mines produced $685. 900
tons compared 10 X,s29,269 for the
first SIX months OF 1920.
Shipments over the Great Lakes
up to November 14th was a1,62S,.
600 tons against 2or5TAOo0 for the
same period last yearA 81, 222 ,000
tons In 1919. and 27,S43,0oo tons in
1918. CarEoes and fuel were In.
cluded.
The Compania Mineral g Indus
trial de Chile has been organized
at Valparaiso with a capital OF
100000 paper pesos, and may be
raised 10 500, 900. 900 paper pesos.
with which the Lota and Coronel
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HOLLAND IN LINE

WASHINGTON. Nov. S0.-Be.
cause Of her vital interest In the
far east. Holland is DESTROYS Of as,
siEting In every way in the set.
tlemsnt OF problems relating to
that part Of the world. ]. H. A.
Van Karnebeek, minister Of fore.
ign affairs OF the Netherlands and
delegate OF that country to the
Washington conference, told the
Associated Press today in an In.
teTview.
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HEARING

Tho testimony for the defense In
the $4,000 damage suit OF Charles
H. White against the MononEa,
hela Valley Traction Company Ia
being heard this afternoon By
Judge W. 8. Meredith and a cir.
cult court jury, Court officials be.
lieve that all the Testimony will
he heard this afternoon and that
tho arguments In the case will be
made Thursday morning. The case
may reach the jury by Thursday
noon.
All jurors not engaged in the
present case who were recalled for
duty this morning we're again ex.
tused by Judge Meredith with In
struotionS to report again Thurs
day morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 8. B. Brooks, who
have been living in Baltimore for
several months past have return
cd TO FaIrmont and are tonporar-
lily located at the home Of Mrs.
Brooks parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Anthony in Bell9IeE ave.
nue.. They will take up their resi-
dence here as soon as suitable
apartments tan be located.
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Track Walker Slain;
Assassins Unknown

GREENIILLB. Pa, Nov. 3d.
Peter Bush, OF Besser. a Lake Erie
track walker, was shot killed and
robbed by hIghEayuen today. The
body was then thrown on the track
where 1t was later found. Stats
police are earCning the vicinity for
two unidentified negroes who we're
seer leaving the place a short time
before the crime.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

Coal Company the fAfgeat
lind Sd Chile, Eltsbe acquired
italy continues 10 Import Welsh
coal, but thereis little business for
American coal operators.
GoRLoperators OF Wales are Iy-
ing to secure a reduction Of rail-
way rates.
Staticiaus OF the Chicago Asso-
ciation OF Commerce say Pocahou-
tas mine run coal has more heat
units than any oiher coal
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

While driving out Cleveland ave.
rue toward tho crematory this
morning, one Of the eity's garbage
t:ucks VAS struck by another car
and knocked off the pavement in.
t. = fa:den below the street. Peth
r.out wheels were broken and
soma damage done to the truck
besides, put the driver. Anthony
VandylCer was mo- injured.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

Mrs. Henry Capito and little son
Charles have returned to their
home in Charleston. ". Va. attsr
spending several days as the guests
OF the formers father, Prof.
Thomas C.. Miller In Pe~BnTylvauia
avenue.
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C. H. Weaver of 31s Bellview
avenue has been a patient at Cook
hospital the past few days where
he underwent an operation for the
removal Of diseased tonslls and
adenoids. The operation a sue
ceSstuI and the patient Is doing
nicely at this timo, :,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

West Virginia
Cloudy tonight and
Thursday.
Local Readings
Greed E. 5oIyard,
Observer
Temperature at 5
A. NJ. today 40,
Yesterdays
weather cloudy
temperature.
maximum 40;
minimum "a;