The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-11

views and long shots. For tho
little Star. there isn't even a
dummy scene"
was not a very desirable COM
panion that morning. l was too
young and TO indenendent TO raed
help, and too speedy in the diff
cult places up the mountain valley.
speaker for the remainder Of the
chapel services 10 be held this year.
70. G. Coifman, head OF the engi.
neefing department Of the South
Penn oil Company Of this district,
will speak at the services to be held
next Tuesday morning.
oil Price Coca Down.
The dropping Of the price OF oil,
pennsylvania grade, from $3.50 to
.$3.25 has been the cause Of no
small amount Of talk among the
many oil operators In this city.
The twenty-five cent drop on tie
barrel, which has been announced
by the Seep Agency aud posted In
all the local banks and oil we'll sup.
iply departments here, has caused
considerable excitement.
Leaves Warrington.
Glen Normand, popular young
Imam OF this city. who has for some
ltine been IN automobile salesman
flor the Central Automobile com
pany, left.yesterday for Clarksburg
where he has accepted a position
rs salesman for a hosiery company.
Ahost Of friends wish Mr.. Eormand
abundant success In his new line 9.
work. He vii lbe located in Clarks.
burg only temporarily, later going
ito territory which he will be man.
ager OF.
KlWanians Met Yesterday.
The tax question was again TAX.
en- up at the weekly noon day lunch.
con held at the Bartlett hotel yes.
terday. Farmers from all over tho
local section were invited 10 the
luncheon yesterday to give their
views on the tax question and ID
ret an idea Of the way that th4 10.
cal organization is planning to holm
the state and county in getting the
people to give an exact estimate Of
yalies this year. Several neorle
from different places and a few
men from Fairmont gave interest
ing waysjon how the situation c6nln
be best met.
Several reports were heard hut
nothing definite was given mt Iv
any Of the committees. Most al
the time Of the various COMMITTEES
lis row being given to tax commits.
Is.on work. Reports of differen.
Committees will be heard at tho
ncctlng next week.
w, T. smith Leaves AGAIN.
w. T. Smith. who was home /,
few days ago for a visit with his
Irtether. Mrs. Ellen Smith. and sis.
tier, Mrs. q. B, Koen. has 1eit for
New York city. where he has hean
called TO attend irnoortant business
matters for the Transeentinental
OH company, Of which he IL an or
ficer. Mr.. Smith has heen In T,,1ss
Oklahoma. for the mast few months
attending 10 business mattara
on Grand Jury.
/! Howard d. Atha. Ioca, n, ANA
gas man and officer IN an Ohio ii,
company. Is a member IN tba i,,ry
stand Of the nresenf farm n, Ibs
grand fury in Fairmont A
In MannInatoo.
Clarence Molatt. who bae h.,,
In Wheeling for The mast sarors1
weeks yhera he has heen ern,,nss
Iby an oil comnanv, Ia NJ bIs torse
In Manninrton again. Ar MSiatt
Contemplate working again for the
local branch NJ the South pann al
company in the near fn,nre IL
fore he le az hsre ~, e uo oSn y NY ~
Ing some time aro WoIa.t {s =
Inromlsinr bn~er ana - ~.
yorite az many Nsnn{nctaS naonia
IBefore ba Ioft sSpts
fought aevsral Snr+stba.a LA !. ~
ANA onf nfSson,n stsbtors M M
m WheeIine r:as ~ ni,s as
difterant occasioSs tS;s @ y
InaI admirers are bantn. .sa; IL
will stav n Msnniretan , 10 hss
promised ia 70 jn ~ r,ne W.
ftuhts in this citv 40 ~ sto ue ~
MAJ Tsssh ~ eiss
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