The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22
f ARNIEN HIGH
COURSE BOOKED
GewIeoture Program Expect.
edito Prove Better Than
Ever This Year.

FAtRytEW. Sept. 22.-The lee.
tnre COURSE committee Of the local
high school has completed the book
ing 81 the lecture course programs
for the ensuing year. Tho Continen.
tai Eyceum Bureau OF Louisville,
Ky., will furnish the numbers as
follows The Colleens; Argus, the
magician; II. w. Sears, inpersona-
tor Harold Frazer, humorist lee
tuter Singers and Players Club
and the Bonnie Lassies. The dates
have not yet been set but as soon
as the Committee receives report
from the bureau season tickets will
BE put on sale at low price in Or
dor ~ give every one an opportu-
nifty 10 Bee and hear these attrac.
tons I'll
Pictures at High School.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the local high
school moving pictures and visual
education will open its season in
die school auditorium, beginning oc-
tober 10 and VIII show one night
weekly for twelve consecutive
weeks The management has book.
ed serial picture based upon Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle's, Adventures
Of Sherlock Holmes" which will
rttn the entire period. A two.reel
comedy will be given as IN added
attraction each week. A news
weekly Will also be added to the
EVENING" program.
AM asbestos booth has been or.
dered for the machine and every
convenience for safety will be add.
ed to the hall to make 1t safe fol
those Attending the programs.
Weigh Football Team.
Whether or not Fairyiew High
School will make a showing in foot.
bull this season is still a matter of
doubt One thing Is certain and
tliat IS that the avoirdupols massed
on the team will be greater than
the average high school team.
Geaclf Ggopp carefully weighed HIS
most promising candidates yester-
day evening and find them tipping
the scales as follows: Fullback.
Gutnp 1853; halfbacks. Toothman
40 Lewis 4143. Underwood 165.
cFonin $50; quarterbacks, Maches-
ney 1875, Michael LAG, Freeland 1856:
center. Dodd 146, Musgrave- 16S;
guards Maness 202, Eyer 147, Ma.
son 161; tackles, Jones 1856, Nc.
Filroy $50; ends, Mitchell 1870, Cor.
man 40.
Welner Roast.
The alumni Of the local high
school with several members of the
faculty held a weiner roast on
K1ondyke near Fairview last eve
ming where pleasant evening was
spent with games, stories and 9TH,
Ell forms OF entertainment. Sand.
wiches and coffee were served as
the evening meal
klnamont Sunday. ;,
The Kingmont baseball club wifi
crpss bats with the Fairview attn
leic club Sunday afternoon on the
local grounds. This will be the
home teams last game OF the sea-
son The gate receipts are to b.,
divided on the 60.4O plan which will
insure a harl fought contest. The
locals will invest their share OF the
gate receipts in the purchase of
new uniforms for next seuson. The
game will. be called at O'Clock.
Tables Here.
Tables and complete equipment
Tor the commercial department OF
the local high school have arrived
and carpenters are busy getting
everything arranged to take care
of the large enrolment in these
clpases. Night classes will be or
ganised In commercial subjects
next week to give many who are
unable to take advantage Of at.
Tendance at day classes an oppor-
tnnity to do the work at night. DR..
IS. Harper, formerly Of Balti.
more, Md, ts in charge OF this de.
partment.
Personals.
t.EG. Yost has been admitted t.
the Mason Hospital, Clurksburg,
where he will undergo major
Operation.
w D. Yost and Claude Jarvis
Were business visitors in Clarks.
burg yesterday.
The Reverend Mr.. Maness, Paul
Maness and ]. c. Yost were busI.