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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18
PERSONALS

Mrs. W. D. McGrcgor OF Par
kersburg will arrive here tonight
10 be the guest Of Mrs. NJ. c.
Powell at her home in CASTOR
avenue.
Mrs. Lou Rowland is very Iii
ut her homo in Monroe street. Her
mother, Mrs. Mary Harrington Of
Watson is here.
Mrs. Russell Davis and son
Robert, will leave tomorrow for
Philadelphia to visit the formers
parents.
Mrs. ]. II Abbott Of Morgan.
town spent Thursday here with re-
lativcs.
Miss Clara Murphy, who has
been Ill with a severe cold is I'M
proving.
The Rev. W. ]. Eddy, pastor OF
tho First Baptis. church is re-
covering from severe attack Of
grip but is not able to be out.
Miss Caroline sunpter is spend.
ing the week end with school
friends in Pittsburgh and McKees-
port.
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Grace Lutheran Church

Third street and CASTOR avenue;
Roy ]. Meyer, Pas OF. Services
for Sexagesima Sunday are as fol.
lows: Sunday school at $3.50; F..
II. Fry, Supt. C. H. Bloom, song
leader. Glasses for all ages. Morn
ing worship and sermon at 1916.
Subject Of sermon, Tho Power OF
Paul" Christian Endeavor at $3.50.
Vesper service and sermon at 1880.
Subject OF sermon, "Paul's Path. !"
Wednesday evening church service
at 1890. A sermon BY the pastor.
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Republicans Agree Upon
Smoot Plan for Tariff

WASHINGTON. Feb. Is. = tBy
The Associated Press 1.-The adop.
ton Of the Smoot plan Of assess.
ing tariff duties on the basis OF the
foreign value Of the imported artI,
cles is understood to have been
practically agreed upon BY Republl.
can members Of the senate finance
committee. Tho rewriting OF the
ad.valorum in the Fordney bill on
the basis OF this plan was starte,.
today. senators said, and since the
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Diamond Street NJ. f, church

Q,rner Diamond and Market
Streets. J. C. Buckley, pastor. Sum
day school at $3.50 a. m, Guy Nc.
Dougal, superintendent. Glasses
for all ages. Public Worship and
sermon by tho pastor az l0.45 a.
M, subject, zine Practice OF AS
surauce." Junior league at $3.50 p.
m. Mrs. J. C. Letzkus, superinten.
dent Epworth league at $3.50 p.
NJ, Mrs. F. a. Baker, president.
Subject for devotional meeting.
"Tithing as a Good Personal Bust
ness Adjustment" Evening wor-
ship and sermon at 1880 p. m.
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Charles Dickens Party

Bob Cratchet, Tiny Tim, David
copperfield, Oliver Twist, and other
Dickens characters will live again
tonight at the Dickens fancy dress
party which will be given in the
Country club by the club members.
For days past tho club members
have been rummaglng In old trunks
and boxes, stored away in the at.
tic garrett, in an effort to unearth
+ gowns and frock coats OF other de-
eades which will be appropriate to
wear tonight. Practically all of the
~ snmes are complete. however,
gnh everyone is looking forward
10 a delightful time.
AT s O'Clock grand march, with
OH the participants In costume,
III open the festivities OF the owe.
ming Following the grand march
SINNERS orchestra will play, and
dancing Will be enjoyed.
The stories and characters which
viii be represented tonight arc:
David copperfietd
David Copperfieid ......,.....
4 S..............C Charles NJ. Shinn
Dora i. Miss Mary Ellen Henry
Miss Betsy Trotwood. ........
.........M Mrs. ". II. Conway
Young David CopperfieId. 49,.
..t.........S Scott c. Lowe, Jr.
Eriah Heep. J. Colborn
mrs. Heep. Mrs. Edward F. Hoibert
! III. Micawber. Edwin Robinson
Iafs. AIcawber. ................
Mrs. W. Morgan Chambers
I. peggctty. Mrs, r. L. Klngsland
liam Peggotty. .................
DR.. William A. Dougan
gaflis.. !. s..as.,. Arthur Martin
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Workers Hold Parade as
Strike Demonstration

PAYTUCKETT. r. l.. Feb. IS.
Under the auspices OF the Cen
trail Trades and Labor Union,
workers supporting many indus
tries paraded through the main
streets Of the city today as a mark
OF sympathy for the 5000 striking
textile workers in the Backbone
valley. No placards or flags other
than the Stars and Stripes were
carried.
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York orIser Shot
Mystery Surrounds Case.

e. w q y
r. YoRKpfLLE, o., Feb. Is, Ray
Blackburn, an erhploye at The local
plant Of the Wheeling Steel cor.
poration, was taken 20 a Martins
Ferry hospital this morning with
q bullet wound In his shoulder.
Officials OF the company admit
that tho man was shot on the In.
side OF the mill but have no state.
ment to mako regarding tho cir.
cumstances surrounding the case,
It was stated at the hospital that
he was not seriously wounded.
At tho headquarters Of the strik.
ers, II was stated that they had
heard tho man was accidentally
shot By a mill guard. The mill has
been operating for tho past ten
days under the open shop plan.
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N. p. Temple

J G. Bloomfield D. D. To.
morrow opens the last week Of he
revival campaign. All the services
tomorrow ought to be largely at.
tended Glass meeting at 8 a. m.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Preaching service at lO:45 with
sermon on the inability OF the
double minded man. Union young
peoples rally a G:15 p. m. at the
first M. E. church. Uaion evan
gellstic service at the First NJ. E.
church at 1880 y. m,
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G. G. Lawson, pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50 q. m. W. K. Shater,
superintendent. Preaching at 1915
a. M: subject, Where Is Thy
Heart" Junior endeayor az 6 D.
m. Senior endeayor at $3.50 p. nj.
Senior endeaVor will hold sunrise
prayer at GAS a. IN. Public wor.
ship at 1880 p. m; sermon, "a
Call to Action"
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Women's Fire Company
Organized in Delaware

WILMINGTON, Dell, Feb. 49,
The first womens' fire company in
Delaware has been organized at
Holloway Terrace, with ten charter
members. 1t is an auxiliary Of the
mems volunteer company and was
organized as a protection in case
OF fire when tho men are away at
work.
The women said they expected
to assume all OF a fireman's duties,
from scaling a ladder TO handling
line Of hose. ~
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First Presbyterlan Church

H. G. Stoetzer, pastor. Bible
school at $3.50 a. m. Frank c.
Evan, Supt. Morning service at
10:45 a. IN. with sermon by the
pastor. Subjec.: Losses Through
Limitations and Help Through
Hindrances. Junior endeavor at
2:30 p. m. Church membership
class at 8 p. m. Peoples meeting
at the First N E. church Mt $3.50
p. m. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Donney
will have charge Of the service.
Union eyangelisuc service at the
First NJ. Z. church.
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Successful in every respect was
the dance given last night by the
Par-Mar club In the Masonic Tenn
pie. The. attendance was large and
everyone had n delightful time.
The Kentucky Scrcnaders Of New
York City furnished the music for
the evening, and the dancers kept
lup continuous encore.
ga feature OF the evening was a
100 minute review given Dy the
orchestra, each member enter
tanning with his individual special
fly.
Patronesses were Mr.. and Mira.
C.i e. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
1 @. Raymond and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenna Clark. The committee in
4 charge OF tho dance consisted Of
AErnest Robinson, Arthur Michie,
eJtfin j. Thrashor and Mendal
SGaTO.
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united Brethren chureh

W. G. Ware, pastor, Sunday
school o: 9:45 a. m. Guy g. Camp.
bell superintendent. Morning wor-
ship and sermon by the pastor at
10:45. Junior and senior Christian
Endeavor Mt GAS p. m. Senior
Endeavor topic, 1.-THE Source OF
Happiness" leader, II. A. Wooton.
Sermon by the pastor at T:45 p.
m.
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W. ]. Eddy, pastor. A large meet.
Zig at 10:45 n m. when a number
OF the Billy Sunday club members
win speak. Sunday school at $3.50
u, m. Junior sermon at 1920 q.
IN. Junior D. Y. p. U. at 10:45 a.
NJ. intermediate B. Y. P. U. at G:80
p. m; Dana Bartlett, leader. Sc.
NOR d. Y. P, u. in union meet.
Ing at First N. E. church at G:l5.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18
School Teacher HeIdfor
Writing Threat IN Note

CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-Nis lSeliie
Fitzgerald. former teacher d tiei
schools OF Grand Rapids, Miehigs,
Is heing held there By the poll
according TO advices ecoiyed here
as the writer ot;the letter recently
received by Mary Garden, director
OF the Chicago Opera company, IN
which the latter was Threatened
Grand Rapids police believe the
youus woman Is mentally unhais
anced. the reports said.
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IL Met6odlst Eplse:epal church

Corner Fairmont avenue and
Fourth street; Claude H. King, D.
q. Pastor, 322 Fairmont avenue.
Sunday school at $3.50, C. w.
Evans, superintendent. Public
worship at l0:45. The subject OF
the sermon will be 1.-THE Supreme
Question" junior league at $50;
leader, Molly Malone; subject,
Playing Fair" Union young peo-
Pies meeting at 6:lE, prompt. Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Bonney will have
charge Of the meeting. Invitation
extended TO all the young peoples
societies In five united churches.
A special program has been ar.
ranged. Union revival service at
1890. Organ recital at 7:l0. Spe.
cial music by chorus choir. Ser.
mon by the minister OF the eve.
ming.
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Free Methods. Church

Corner Morgantown and East
Park avenue; Brooks Morgan, pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. W.
S. Brown, Supt. Public worship
and sermon at l n. m. by C. i.
Johnson Of Kittanning. Pa. Song
and prayer service Mt p. m. Pub
lie worship and sermon at 1880 p
m. by c. +. johnson.
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Christ eplseopaI chureh

Rev. E. s. T0Wson, pastor. Holy
communion ut 5 a. m. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. Adult Bible
class at 9:45 a. m. Mira. Debolt.
teacher. Prayer and sermon at
10:45 a. m. Evening prayer and
sermon at 1880 p. m.
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Church Of Chris.

Columbia street. Bible class
meets at 9:SO'a. m. Regular wor-
ship and communion service at
1o:30. Scripture study at 1900 p.
IN. Song service and prayer meet
ing at 1880 every Thursday eTen-
ing.
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Ralatlne santlat Church

c. F. Eddy, pastor. Sunday school
at $3.50 q. M, Prof. W. A. Hus.
tend, superintendent. Worship and
sermon at 10:45 a. N. B. Y. P. u.
at 6:30 p. M; subject, THE Sources
OF Happiness" Evening service at
1880 p. M; baptismal service.
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BrRIED Ar FAIRVIEM

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Connors, who died at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. j. C. Wright,
at Fairvlew. were held at 1 O'Clock
this afternoon from the Daybrook
NJ. E. Church. Intermcnt was
made by Undertaken ]. Y. Hamil-
ton,
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d GAL SOCIAL us.

4ue EIpeAt Miss Lark1n.
Miss Frances Helmick
Mrs. Markleham. Mrs. ]. II. Black
Mrs. Gummage. ................
.....,.... Mrs. VIM. Cutler Cole
Agnes. Mrs. ]. Z. Gaskill
Janet. Mrs. Lindsay Frame
A Christmas Carol
Bob Cratchet. .....W VIM. n. Engle
Tiny Tim .......... Norborne Cole
earnaby Ridge
Dolly Warden. Miss Miriam Rock
Gabriel Warden. q. Carroll Helmick
Mrs. Gabriel Warden. .........
...........M Mrs. Carroll Helmick
oliver Twist
Oliver Twist. ........Jane Watson
Mr.. Bundle. ..... Earnest Hutton
Figin. ..........S Scott c. Lowe
The Arttul Dodger. John Windsor
Charley Bates. -. John Stoetzer
Bill Skies. .....,.E Edmond Cramp
Rose Maybe. Miss Virginia Fleming
Little oorrit
Little Dorritt. Miss Ruth Phillips
Miss Anastatia Rusg.
...........M Mrs. +. D. Fenhagen
The PlekwIek Papers
Mr.. Pickwick. %. Geo. r. Watson
Tony Weller. ......,..R Robin Hood
Sam Weller. n. L. Klngsland
Mary. ...........M Miss Gallo Frey
Mrs. Bardel. Mrs. Frank Randall
Bob Sawyer. 10000. Robert Richie
Mr.. Stiggins. ...... Russell Davis
Alfred Jingle. Robert Henry
DR. Slasher. -. DR.. II. H. Carr
Nicholas NiekIeby.
Mr.. Squeers. ...........T. !. Bret.
Mrs. squeers...Mrs. Edwin Robinson
Miss Fanny Squeers.
........... Mrs. c. E. Smith
Our Mutual Friend.
mrs. Wilter. ....,.....,.......
/ ........ Miss Florence Cavende:
Reginald W. Wilfor.
,...............B Brock Showalter
Bella Wtlter. .................
...... Miss Florence Hutchinson
Mrs. Boffin. ..... Mrs. Glen Barns
Jenny Wren tThe Dolls Dress
maker) Miss Jean Billingslea
Mr. Cbndhond n T. Smith
10. Empcnc WstIins
Mrs IoIIvby Mrs c;eorenT Watson
Caddy Jellyby. .................
| Miss Mildred Raymond
Lady Dedlock. Mrs. Mary A. Sipc
Wrs parSiIssio NJ. Il - n = 1 SsSa
Mrs cnnnS M. ' y pms s
F., Ada Glaze Mss Mn.tha KiSss,.
r,oroh.v ,n5 c..
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| Nre Mocst;nss moe" SN" '" "as0H
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Canaan cn;,,o E5a ,ss n g tt mTsu
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10 ~" NJ W. Aem ~ 49, '....''
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49,. .,o%at,n niis: DoLc.L re HssSet.
MaGano DaSonao ' -uSA"'
't Sirs Hr;hnS ' noo,,n,on
Farnos. noranao s. .h. Dooi.a,i
Miss proSs SIraS s" ~ heS Si.nau
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1,ttIo No,l ME-. 49,, H = c,r,,..u,
Crondt to IS,- " Tyo III Net"S'e' ,
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Mo 1osi,o,. AZ, r. noSI SsAlta
T 1 WnrcIioro Ma . ''O' uutoO'u
' WI.s po,,i,.o 1,,,i:o,
nit Su:,vo,or w NIornnn I,S S on,hO.n
DanicI omiIn psSi nv v FiaUtns .
Mr. naval o,,in ' V rietu'"s
Sampson Brass. Walter Corbin
NSJuu NTnntF1,thors
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Central Christian Church

j. e. Gordon, pastor. Bible
class at $3.50 a. m. Sermon aud
worship at 10:45 a. NJ; subject,
THE Gospel of Love" Christian
ondeavor at G:30 p. M. Sermon at
1880 p. m; subject Will be death
Bed Repentance"
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Michael.Toothman.

Miss Gipsie Toothman and Will
liam Chaise Michael, both OF Nc
scprdysville, were married at II
o'clock this morning in the homo
4 the officiating minister, the Rev.
nv. y. Eddy Of the First Baptist
church.
Mr.. Michael is an ex-service
man having spent 10 months in
France and Germany during the
world war, seven of the 13 months
Aa;ng spent in a hospital, due to
iis having been gassed.
The. couple left this afternoon
for Nc urdysville where they will
make their home.
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WlIIlams Memorial N. e. Church

Corner Fairmont avenue and
Second street. r. T. Brown, pas
tor. Sunday school at $3.50 q M:
II. T. Jones, Sup. Preaching ut
10:45 a. m. by the pastor; subject:
Fruit bearing" The Epworth
league will join with the young
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y. W. C. A. AT Home"

Mrs. W. 7. Hartman and the
Misses Jeanette and Caroline
Bright will be the hostesses at the
*. w. c. A. Eat home" tomorrow
afternoon. The hours are to $3.50
O'Clock and all friends Of tho asso-
ieiation are welcome.
Mrs. Glenn Keister has charge of
the program which will be given at
a4o'clock and which includes a
reading by Miss June Bupp, pupil
OF the Jamestown school.
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Christian Science

Christian Science services will be
held as usual Sunday morning ut
II o'clock, on the fourth floor Of
the Masonic Temple. All are cord
tally invited.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18
.Hospltal Boar,l 10 Moi

W The Woman's board Of Cooks
kHospital will hold It's monthly
Injecting in the hospital parlors on
ondny afternoon at 3 o'clock. A
good attendance is deairet as this
ls the first meeting OF tho year
and the newly elected officers will
preside az this meeting.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18

7. E. Meredith, pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50 q. m, J. C. Hupp,
superintendent. Worship and ser.
mon ut 1880 and 1880. Address on
George Washington at the evening
hour. Epworth league ut GAS p.
m
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Ifl I OCAI e IJRG IEsss

people OF the, other churches In a
union service at s:15 ; a Union
eTangelistic service at tho First NJ.
E. church, beginning at 1880 p. m.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18
Claims s125,OOe Worth
of Diamonds w ere Stolen

ST. LOUIS, FeS. 1s.-sidass
Krengsl OF Krengel Brothers, did
mond importers Of New oYfls and
Chicago. reported to police that lie
had been robbed Of rhetween SIa5!
600 aud $4,000. of diamonds on
nn Illinois Central train which arr
rived from Chicago this nnsnins.
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Birthday Party.

Miss Helen and Haymond White
man entertained their friends from
I a to 8 o'clock Thursday evening at
"a birthday party in the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira E.
fWhiteman, in High street, Miss
Helen was IL years old and her
brother nine.
!. Games were played and the
lests had a delightful time. Mrs.
yiliteman was assisted in enter
Gaining the guests, and in serving,
Nby Mrs. Lee.
The decorations were in red and
white, and the house was most at
traetise. In the dining room there
was center piece of red and
white carnations for the table, and
red shaded lights added to the
beauty Of the surroundings. There
were two lovely birthday cakes,
one with IL candles and the other
with nine. The appointments were
In keeping with St. Valentines day
and Washington's birthday, with
red and white ice cream, cake, can
dies, and lemonade with red cher
&riesi in 1t. Dainty red and white
baskets filled with valentine hearts
were given 70 the guests.
The guests were the Misses
Martha Boyer, Caroline Smith,
Ruth Amos, Sophie Schoolnic, Max
Inc Elliott, Beth Holmes, Cora
Alice Hood, Ruth Eleanor Ritten-
house. Dorothy Carr, Martha How
ard, Velma linn, Lauretta Lewis,
Thelma Lewis, and Eugene Wright,
Sidney Wright, George Evans,
Herman Shackeford, Ralph Shots,
Elmer Boyer Otis Grimes, Rocco
} ICtrocco, Percy Polite, Paul Nc
ikeever, Raymond Michael, Frank
Yost, Vernon McCray, Lawrence
Lee, Edwin Shaffer, and James
Romino.
Out Of town guests were the
Misses Madeline Rittenhouse Of
i Pennington.
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Mckinney Bible Class.

Mrs. Arthur Dcchman will en-
terrain the Florence Kinney Bible
class Monday afternoon in her
'thoine In the Country club road,
The first seven questions in the in
Ssaoduction of the book of Genesis.
now obtainable in Hartlcy's store,
will be studied,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18

Police used tho above key and de.
clphered tho code letter thus: u
love you, oh | love you so. had
to come down because Mamma re.
marked that always seemed to
feel rather happy after having beer
out with you. So here an. Camou
flage. Furtherforo, am feeling IN.
usually fine. l will see you later.
God love you as do" The sigma.
ture was not diyalged.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18

Australia Is coInins 10000 pen.
MES week, yet there Is a shortage
of the coins.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18

This is facsimile OF the II love
you" letter written on stationery OF
Mary Miles Minter. movie star, and
found among the effects Of William
D. Taylor, murdered movie direc.
tor. Below is new picture of Miss
Minter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18

Lady Scott, widow of Captain R.
F. Scott who persisted on trip 10
the South Pole in 1913, is soon To
mdrry Lieut. Com. Hilton Young.
a hero in the attempt TO block the
German submarines ut Zoobruggn
IN 1918. He is now financial
secretary of the British treasury.
Lady Scott, a sculptor, is shown
In her studio.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18

At her coronation IN 170i al
QGg.a Of felsis, Sophia Charlie te
wore jewels worth more than 81
100000.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18

American musical comedies are
not popular In Mexico.
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This is the love letter, written in
code, and found among the effects
Of William D. Taylor, murdered
movie director.
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A rehearsal for the Chinese
loperatta, "The Feast Of the Little
Lanterns" which will be given by
the music department of the Wom-
len's Club at the regular club meet
ing next Friday afternoon, will be
held at 7:15 o'clock tonight in the
WV. G., A. aditorium.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18

The committee In charge Of the
party is, composed Of MesdameB Ed,
win Robinson. Edward F. Holbert,
George T. Watson, w. II. Conway,
Edwin Watson. Jr., Kenna Clark, c.
E. Smith and the Misses Mary Ell
len Henry, and Mary Louise Mich
OILS.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-05
STATISTICS
RTILDING PERNnTS.

Two-story hollow tile and brick
dwelling. 1S4O Kessler blvd. F. W.
Vaughn $4,000.
One-story frame dwellings,
S25 ANgeld ST. G. ". Martin.
$4,000.
1914 Kenyon st, r. Brunson.
$500.
1919 y. College ST. D. c. Hay.
S3.SOO.
73S s 18th ST. Colpaert Realty
Co.. $4,000.
29lO Mishawaka av.. Coipaert
Realty Co. $4,000.
1915 :. Catalpa ST. Colpaert
Realty Co. $4,000.
734 s 18th ST, Colpaert Realty
Co. S2.500.
One-story brick and stone hnlns
station. South Bend av. and ST. Louis
blvd CAM oil Co. $4,000.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-05

WASHINGTON. Aug 4-CBy A
Pl-The major purpose ~ admins
traGor intervention ln the raL strike
was acrompI shed. white house
eookeeman declared today when
both ran executives and shop crafts
union leaders agreed 20 consider
authority 0f the labor board az SUI
preme ln future controversies.
This aspect OF Pres; Hard.ng's
prou0saIs for n settlement Of the
strike is viewed by the administra-
ton as paramount The fact that
the executives rejected the presi-
dents further proposal that. 20 end
the strike. strikers be taken back
by the carriers without impairment
or their seniority status. was said 10
De secondary In the white house
view since the success or non-suc-
cess or government mediation ef-
forts In Industrial strife could be
considered a small matter compared
with maintenance or the integrity or
legally established agencies Of the
esoverunent itself
This outline OF the administra-
zion attitude was made available to-
dav after the cabinet sess. OF which
vas occupied for more than two
hours with consideration Of indust-
RAJ difficulties. mining and trans
portation. tt strengthened the be-
lief that for the moment no further
government move affecting the con-
duct Of railroads was 90 be expected.
AS 10 actual progress Of the shop
mems strike. the association OF rail-
way executives tonight issued a state
ment declaring that representatives
OF striking employees were attemp-
ing to arouse public concern" with
'.ridiculous' stories about "enor-
nous impairment condition OF en-
zines and cars on the roads"
con July 15-twO weeks after the
strike began-there were fewer To-
couotives iu bad order on lines than
on February j. March / April J.,
Nav or June i. 30 the statement ad-
ded. giving the figures. These show
1927 bad order locomotives. May
i: 1878 on June /; 14.425 on July
J and "a. .7s4 on July 15.'