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FOX HUNTERS ENJOY
OUTING LAST NIGHT

A truck load of barking dogs, 9th
er trucks loaded with passengers
and a long string of automobiles
passing out Fairmont avenue ABOUT
z O'Clock last evening caused many
persons to wonder what circus was
passing through the city. AS q
matter of fact the procession was
not d circus but was only the Mar
ion County Fox Hunters Assoc1a-
ton and the local plasterers Union
No. 2O3 turning out 100 per cent TO
attend a fox hunt given for them
by the Fairmont Wall Plaster Co.
The scene Of the fox hunt was
at the Charles Lynn farm along
the Pruntytown road. The party
of about fifty persons remained at
the Lynn farm until about O'Clock
this morning, when they returned
to this city reporting two exclt-
ing chases-
There was nothing lacking in the
good things furnished by the Wall
Plaster Co. for their guests to eat.
The menu included 200 cheese and
pimento sandwiches $50 ham sand
wiches, 65 steaks prepared over an
open fire, 6 watermellons, s dozen
pickles, 10 gallons of coffee, cigars
and cigarettes. The ham sandwich
es were especially delicious. having
been prepared in a Lorain oven UNI
der the special direction of the
Wall Plaster Co.'s chefs. Roscoe
Cox and Charles Toothman.
Among those present were w. N.
Scott. H. w. Woods, H. F. Woods,
H. w. Woods, Jr-, Ralph Fimp1e.
r. A. Harbert, Harry Wilcox. Ed
collars, Ed. collars, Jr-, Wayne
Bartholow. Brooks Bartholow.
Bruce Martholow, Richard Fletcher,
RABBIT Marley. John Hamilton,
Charles Lynn, w. T. Black, J. R.
Spease, C. H. Toothman, Dick
Reed, Kenneth Hawkinst Paul
Magnoval, John Garzi, Dorsey Cole
and Lloyd Williams.
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TWO PERSONS FINED IN
POLICE COURT TODAY

A hurry up call was sent to pol
ice headquarters about 8 o'clock
last evening fro1n CASTOR avenue
where a man was reported to be
tearing up tGings il general. Chief
SniIar sped out the avenue in his
car, only. to find a drunken man
acting somewhat disorderly. The
man. giving the name of Cecil
Grimes, was arrested and brought
to the city jail. This morning "a
fine OF SIS and cost was imposed.
While standing on the corner Of
Madison and Main streets last
night talking to fellow. Ruth
Clayton was arrested by Policemen
Digninn on q charge of lettering
The girl denied any c,aarras OF mis-
conduct. but SMas atinsd $40 ard cost
by Mayor Conway
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SEND TELEGRAM TO
STATE ROAD BOARD

After President O. S. Mckinney
of the Fairmont Chamber of Com
me-ce had appeared before the
County Court yesterday in regard
to the conditions at the Hunsaker
Bridge at Watson and had been in
formed that it was Class a road
bridge and under the Jurisdiction
OF the state, the following telegram
was sent to the State Road Com
mission by T. D. Cornell. secretary
OF the organization:
1.-THE bridge at Watson on the
Fairmont and Grafton road has
been ordered closed because of the
condition that has made 1T hazard
GUS for travel. This is a Class A
road May we hope that the COM
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The party left this city on the
O'Clock run and returned here late
last evening. The members of the
party were met at the camp by Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Hendricks, direc-
tors and after a short walk ano
survey of the camp and inspection
of the tents and buildings were
served with supper in the dining
room, where approximately three
hundred we're seated.
Following the supper, speeches
were made by Maj Earl H. Smith.
Mrs. w. H. Conway, Mrs !.
Joseph Roster, Miss Eva Blair and
several others. Each guest was
asked to stand and the girls of the
camp sang verse Of song to
each one
At one end of the hall a birth
day feast was staged to honor BOD
Hawkins, camp instructor, with
large pink birthday cake with
lighted candles occupying "a con-
spicious space. Mr.. Hawkins made
a speech and was escorted to and
from the platform by Miss Ruth
Fleming Of this city, deputy
sheriff. a. A. ellis, architect for
the building was also a guest and
made short talk.
Among the guests present were
several young women from otner
state who are studyin 6 plans used
by the camp. Among these young
women were Miss Agnes Massey
OF Maine, Miss Elizabeth Headley,
OF New Hampshire, Miss Laura
Amos Of Maryland and Miss
Thelma Caldwell of Massachusetts.
After supper had been partaken
of the guests adjourned to attend
various camp fire meetings and
later witnessed a very pretty ana
spectacular pageant which was
staged by the camp girls. the
pageant depicted club days of long
ago and those of today in most
realistic manner.
There are 1900 club members
In the state. but only thosi, who
have attained high marks or won
prizes are eligible to attend CAMP
Jacl1so on, where there are at pres
emit 100 girls. There are twenty In
structors at Camp JacfGNn to-
Ifgether with some fifty volunteer
instructors.
Local WON en- who were at Jack
sons Mills yesterday We're: Miss
Lucie Ford. Y. w &C. A.; Mrs.
Bruce Kerr, Mrs. T. ]. Downs,
Miss Rhoda Atha, Miss Eva L.
Blair and Miss Arlie Musgrave.
farm women's clubs of Marion
County; Mrs GeraldiD<. Faaus.
Miss kathryn Barry. Miss Ethel
Davis and Miss nellie Dougan,
Quota Club; Mrs. AlleaSsRussell.
Mrs. Edwin Robinson, Mrs. Fred
Bartlett and Mrs. D. N. Snyder,
United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy; Mrs. Avon Reynolds, Mrs.
r. S. Pierpont. Mrs. c. F. Reed
and Mrs. c e. Hutchinson. Wo-
INNS Club; Mrs. Joseph Roster,
Miss Beatrice Amos. Miss Rachael
Toivenon and Miss Ruth Fleming,
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Clubs; Mrs. James A.
Meredith, Mrs Joseph Lehman,
Mrs. e. F. Hartley and Mrs. w.
Ia. EConaway. Daughters OF the
American Revolution.
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ARMY AlRsHIP TO STOP
AT MoUNDSViLLE, w. VA.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-The
army airship A under orders pub
lished yesterday directing her to
proceed from Langley Field. Va.
to scott Field, Belleyille, H..
where the new airship school Of
the army is located. will make
stops at Boiling Field. Washington.
Moundsville w. Va, and Akron
and Fairfield. Ohio
The flight to Scott fleio IN
wolves travelling a distance OF l.
100 miles the longest ever at
tempted by the army lighter-than-
air branch of tfs service. Ph otto:
~rapF,s and sketches of rcssib.e
1ardinS8 fiej,ls$swiil be t. ken ser
route 10 furnish data fo.s CONNIE me.
.ci;l flying.
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Special Notices
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned B. F. Harrison, re
siding in the village of Montana,
Marion County, West Virginia,
whose occupation is that of Sup
erintendent of Mines for The
Coal Company, will
on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
July, 1922, at 10 O'Clock "A. M,
at the Court House of said Mar
ion County, make application to
the Circuit Court Of said County,
at a special term thereof, for a
State License to carry revolver.
B. F. HARRISON.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1922.
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Sun I'H
CHURCH
.Eirs;t Ra;IlptIst.

The Rev. W. j. Edo, pastor Of
the First Baptist Church, VIII VIII
preach at 1915 Sunday morning on
the subject, "a Serious Question
That Concerns You" His topic ar
o'clock in the evening will be,
Moses and Moran or Lies Better
Experiences and Their Remedy.
Sunday School will be held at 80
a. M; junior sermon at 1880 a
m. subject, Salt" Junior B. x
P. q. will be held at 1O:45 a. m.
!. q. S. Association.
n. w. Robinson will preach TO
the International Bible Students
Association 1.-THE NJ. ". Of A Hall.
the second Coming of Christ
When. How and Why Bible study
will be held at 1880 a. m.
Grace Lutheran.
Services for the fifth Sunday aft
er Trinity will be held at follows:
Sunday. school at $3.50; morning
worship and sermon at 10:45 a. m,
The Rev. G. E. Shelter. pastor of
Augsburg Lutheran Church, Chi
cago, will deliver the sermon. a
missionary playlet will be given at
$780,
Williams Memorial M. E.. South.
The services of the NJ. E. Church,
South, for Sunday are as follows:
Sunday school at 8 80, H T. Jones.
superintendent; preaching by the
pastor at 10:45. subject, Gods At
titude Toward Man; Epworth
League meeting at z p M; preach
ing by the pastor at s p. m. on the
subject, The Church and Its Re-.
laticns to World Conditions There
~ %1,r ,1oy~
service and Bible study at s p. m.
| Wednesday.
Presbyterian.
There will be special music at
both morning and evening services
at the Presbyterian Church. The
Bible school will meet at $3.50 e.
| G. Evan is superintendent The
pastor will speak on the book OF
Jonah at the morning services. At
! tho s o'clock evening services, he
will choose as the subject of his
sermon, The Worlds Great Cues
tion-Who Will Show Us ANY
Good ?-and Gods Answer The
regular mid-week service will be
at 1880 on Wednesday.
Christian Science.
The Christian Science Society of
Fairmont. branch Of the Mother
Church, the First Church of Christ.
! Scientist, in Boston. Mass. will
hold services in the Masonic Tenn
pie at II O'Clock on Sunday.
Monongah M. z.
Sunday school will be held tomor-
| row morning at 10 o'clock at the
Monongah Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, with R. C. Mason,
superintendent. in charge DR..
James A. Reidy will preside at Ep-
worth League services at 7:30 In
the evening. The Rev. T. J. Hopson
will preach at IL o'clock in the
morning.
! Christ Episcopal.
The Rev. E. S. Towson, pastor OF
| the Christ Episcopal Church. will
deliver a sermon at that church
Sunday morning at,s10:30 O'Clock.
Holy communion will be held at S
a. M and Sunday school at $50
am. There will be no evening SER
vices during July and August
United Brethren.
Aubert Gamer will lead Christian
Endeavor services to be held at Z
o'clock Sunday evening at the Fair
fax United Brethren Church, OF
which w. G. Ware is pastor Junior
Endeavor services will be held at
the same hour. A sermon will be
| delivered at o'clock in the eve.
ming by the pastor. He will also
deliver sermon at 1O:45 a. m. Sun
day school will be held at 9:45 a.
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OOAl SOFA E E.NTsI|

mound of salmon colored gIadios.
las and ragged robins centered
the serving able. Mrs. acobs,;
Mrs. ohnson and Mrs. Lanham
received the guests. after ic1.i
they were served with punch with
Miss CaIlie Frey presiding at the:
punch bowl, assisted bysMiss Flor
ence Jacobs: Mrs. Howard y. Ross.
invited the guests to the dining
room where they were served.
The dining room aides were Mrs.
w. j. Boydston and Mrs. John.
Guy Prichard, who poured, and
Mrs. Clay Amos, Mrs M r
Franzt, Mrs Herschel Barnes and
the Misses Hazel Frey and Naomi.
Heffner Little Miss Ruth Barnes,
opened the door for the guests.
Quite a large number of guests
were received during the after
noon. This was the second OF a
series OF parties arranged by Mrs
Jacobs and Mrs. johnson to honor
Mrs. Lanham, the other having
been a bridge party Thursday
afternoon.
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, T. A. Hunsaker, re-
siding in the City of. Fairmont,
Marion County, West Virginia,
whose occupation is that OF Sup
erlntendent Of Mine for The Con
solidation Coal Company, will on
Wednesday, the 26th day of July,
1922, at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the
Court House of said Marion Coun-
ty, make application to the Cir
cult Court of said County, at a
special term thereof. for a State
License to carry revolver.
T. "A. HUNSAKER.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1929.
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It's ST
Be Conn ,rtableI

Z
Pointed toes are no: longer Ahs9E
Slonahle. Even the style nnagazines
are Illustrating pToperlysshapsd#
shoes for all except the formal
cial functions sss
Many women have found great
comfort and happinessS In GanttlaY
:er Shoes. You will 1ikesthe tpos
because they lootsso vel @and Sbess
cause they harmonizess sos tura1sa
ly with the shapeSofs yoprs foot You
get real enjoyment5 outs Is anttsy
lever Shoes.
There is no crowding the toes
no pressure, no restraint The shpes
is modelled upon the lines
foot and the flexible arch of tha
shoe Is like the flexible sarcl1sgofs
your foot. The great comfo ina
Cantilever Shoes is ssimpl the peH
feet freedom theyaal1ows.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
Undersigned, Holly H Ellis, re-
siding in the Village Of Idamay,
Marion County, West Virginia,
whose occupation is that of
Night Watchman for The Con-
solidat1on Coal Company, viii on
1922, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at the
Court House of said Marion
County, make application to the
Circuit Court of said County, at
special term thereof, for a State:
,LsseEse to carry a reg Oliver. III
HOLLY IL ELLIS.
Dated this I til day OF July, 1922.
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e nIth euy canapbell snpeTintend:

=, =. With Guy CAMP 81, sape rintends
Palatine saptls ssi
The Reverend IS M Gdmondson.
pastor OF the Calvary Baptist
Church Of Akron, Ohio, will preach
morning and evening at the Pala-
tine Baptist Church Sunday, July
16. rs
.l5 First Methodist Epa ~,aIS
At the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. Fairmont avenue and
Fourth street, Of which Drf Claude
H. King of 322 Fairmont avenue
is pastor. Sunday school will be
held at $50 a. M, with G.. w
Evans in charge The Mind of the
Master will be the subject of the
sermon at the public worship st
1O:45 Italian services will be held
at $3.50 p. M, and Junior League
at z o'clock with Sarah Hertoldi as
leader Epworth League will also
be held at z o'clock, with Charles
smith a 5 leader: Subject. Hosea.
The evening sermon at the S
O'Clock services will be RULES OF
Happiness and there will also be
special music at the services. The
teacher training class will meet
from z to O'Clock Tuesday even
ing, while prayer and conference
meeting will be held at 1880 We'd
nesday evening The young. PEG
lple win 90 on hike to5the church
camp at o'clock Thursday after,
noon. A Boy Scout meeting VIII
also be held at 1880 Friday even
ing.
Services. at the Diamond Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, I,ia'
mond and Market streets, will be
held as follows tomorrow: Sunday
school at $3.50 a. M, Guy McDousal,
superintendent; public worship and
sermon by the pastor at 10:45 a: m. ;
Epworth League at { p. M, John
Harold Rymer, president. Miss Col
Inns, national field worker of the
woman's Home Missionary Society
will speak at S o'clock in the eve
ming.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Undersigned, Luke Murray, resid-
ing in the village of Hutchinson,
Marion County, West Virginia,
whose occupation is that of Sup
erlnteE dent of Mine for The Con-
ISOLATION Coal Company, will on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of July,
1922, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Court House Of said Marion
County, make application to the
Circuit Court of said County, at a
special term thereof, for State
License to carry revolver.
LUKE MURRAY
Dated this 18th day of July, 1922.
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The Misses Laura Staggers and
Sarah Rock were hostesses yester-
day to the bridge club of which they
are members at the home of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Staggers. in Woodland Park.
The afternoon was spent with
bridge, and refreshments were
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Joseph Conf Will Isl attendME
the summer school at saFnegAe#
Tech, at Pittsburgh. spending the
weekend with his ather
Monroe
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Social Calender

Saturday
Miss Ruth Phillips will entertain
at dinner at the Country Club.
Monday
The Degree of Honor Lodge
will meet at 8 O'Clock at the hall
on Main street,
Friday
A dance will be held at the
Country Club.
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SUIT ENTERED

The following suit has been
filed at the office of Circuit Clerk
L.. A. Gather:
Vito Delligatti against the
Agricultural Insurance Goa cor
5poTa,ioq ]. Action In assuElpsit sle:.4
81 SO O. Harry Shaw is attorney
fpr the plant IF.
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Gives Luncheon.

Snap dragons and roses formed
the center piece for prettily ap-
pointed luncheon at which Miss
Lucille Shain was hostess at the
Country Club yesterday. The lunch
con was given to honor several Wis.
itors in the city.
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Club Dance.

The entertainment committee Of
the Country Club has announced a
dance to be held at the club house
on Friday, July 21, with Edgar Bar
rett's orchestra to furnish the
music
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ito California
and Mrs s. Falconer
sind children, Horace and Miss.
Batty are leaving this afternoon
sI4AkLos Angeles, Cal. where they
(SaI take up their residence Tney
Vent via Pittsburgh and Will Vlsls
Mrs. FaIconers parents, ME. ana
Mrs John Jenkins, at Indianapolis
sdnd and her sister, Mrs: George
sSturgess Chadwick, * Ghlcaso,
M. Doctor and Mrs Falconer VIII
sDurchase property in Los Angeles
and *expectSto reside there pcinan-
emily. Mrs. Falconer, VINO IS one
OF the citys talented musicians
lii NH stud y voice under Parrini,
TEScart master OF the Chicago
$sSrand Opera Co., who is in San
Francisco at this time
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Dinner at Club
For FaIrmonters
city.

Mrs. w. S. John entertained We'd
snesday with an informal luncheon
atshers home at 800 Grant street for
sher3house guests. Mrs. L. D. How
ard and daughters. Misses Martha
and Mary Jean Howard and Mrs:
sE..W. Howard and I. L. Smith all
The afternoon was
spent in playing bridge.-Morgan-
town Post.
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sWeek9Ends Party

joseph Greer and sister Miss
a$Siary Hartley Greer. aud th eir
sussft, Miss Ruth McCue. the lat-:
ia erof SUNNI erytlle. Va drove
osMorgantown9y esterda y. where.
ssNh cySwiIls be the week end guest OF
Jiss Martha Trotter5 at the home
seafs her parents. Mr.. and MRS. Rus
::afcClue was returning to Morsa,r
town from New York, where she
ssshad been visiting frnds and
ssHtooped off here
Shower for Bride
Mrs Leonard. Sergeant. former
1y Miss Minna Fay Watson, dausn-
gEersof Mr.&and Mrs. J /. Fay Wat
,Sfpn, was the guests OF honor at a
skkitchetl shower of attractive ap-.
appointments yesterday afternoon at.
which Mrs e w Arnett and her,
iaughters Mrs Frank Hay
were Eostesses at the home OF the
sformer on Locust avenue. Garden
flowers pref s...y decorated the
sPorch5 on which the guests were en-
stsrtained and the bride was snow,
cred with a number OF uselal
Kitchen utensils Refreshments
were served and the guests, num-
5bered thirty, included the near
asfrfends and neighbors of the host
essyand honor guests.
Dinner at Club
&1The Misses Ruth Phillips and
.'sSsfary Margaret Talbot will enter
tain at dinner this evening at the
SCountry Club in honor of number
SlAegyoung women visitors in the
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Entertain Choir

Nj. and Mrs. S. e. James enter
E{ained the choir of the Southern
methodist Episcopal Church last
evening at@their home on Coleman
avenue. a rehearsal was held fol
Sewing which a delightful social
sho,ii11jrsSwas observed and refresh
snents were served. There was
large number of the choir members
out and successful rehearsal OF
sfhssmusic to be sung at the dedica-
ton Of the church was held.
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W. 54esS over on Cheae
{8sM Mrs. Leroy Taylor and Miss Wiz
sgInta Taylor are entertaining MT.
and MRS.. yS.LeMasters and their
Miss Marjorie LeMasters
of Fairmont, over the weekend at
heir summer home at Rock1ey-on
Cheat. Mr. and Mrs LeMasters and
miss LeMasters drove to Morgan
stown yesterday from F'armont.-5
Nlorgantown Post.
Bridge Club
number of young women OF
@tbe younger society set have organ.
@ized "a bridge club which will meet
weekly at the home Of one ut the
members The club is composed
sof eight members. On THURSDAY
Sof this week the club was delight.
sYully entertained at the home OF
miss Mary. Mason HelElN:k. and
on next Thursday Miss Laura Lee
will be hostess to the
club at her home on Fairmont
8aYeuue
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At jackson Mills

4 large number of local club wo-
men went to Jackson Mills near
Clark sburg yesterday aboard 4
5pecial train On the lines OF the
SioEonsahe.a F over g Railway Co
where they We're guests for the Al.
,trnoon OF the Jackson Mills Camp.
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Have Daughter

.fr and Mrs. J J. Cough In at
heir b me on Grafton street. She
is the third little girl in the fam
Fly and has been named Heieh
;YJosephine.
Married in Cumberland
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT has been MADE
@of% the maria e of Miss Merle ..
Daugherty,2 daughter of Mrs. J eta
Daughertyso of Ogden avenue, ano
jsVernonsB. Ritchey, son of MI. and
I Mrs. William Ritchey of Everett,
j Pa w1 kSb was solemnized on
sthe#Reverend Mr.. Price official
sSinlg NJ E. Itch ey has been locat-
ed in this city for a year, being
ssemployed by the Greater Fair
mont Bakery They have taken
Ssup their residence on Castor
aye1ue.
s. Will Meet
The Degree of Honor Lodge
i VIII meet Monday evening at the
hall &on5 Main street. All members
have been urged to be. present.
Afternoon Tea
Mrs. j. N. Jacobs and her
rs. T. Z. Johnson,
t4sars Ii ostesses yesterday after
- as, M the home of the former
49, t1nont avenue at a charm
apointed tea to honor Mrs.
"a ZAnEam..a recent bride and
S. STan Fhtersfof Mrs. Jacobs. The
b ~ tie house was effec-.
EsfiNelys Decorated WITH garden flow
profusi on while large.
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fr.S and Mrs. j. A. Swiger OF
sPittsburgh avenue, their son,
M aEsr Swiger, and his wife and
tn gHson, Ruh1 Swiger, and Yer
non Parker returned yesterday
from a five weeks automobile
4 trip ssto IS Denver, and Colorado
4 Springs, Colo, Kansas City, Mo-,
sCoffeyyille, Kan. ST. Louis Mo-,
and #Paducah, Ky. The trip was
fghtful one and was made in
two automobiles
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