The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-12

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III Banhng as Profess
ssss 81 on bysAl eYander Dunbar. presi-
tIof#Pennsylyania Bankers AS
% spciations and vice prest dent and
Sseashier fsthe Ban k of Pittsburgh,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES studio
4 SSap. IA s Concert by the Eel
sf4oWsSC Club
To- Present HSouven,rs--Sou
sbeSpresented to all visitors Sat
s4rrday at the first anniversary ceie-
alton 81 8t the opening Of the q.
HhshS Store, dadison street The
sf0Iraaas has been Tred ecorated recent
sEgays and nov has an excellent ap-
asss Abraham Lincoln" - The pre-
sentaHon Of Abraham Lincoln"
Observation-Disclosures marvellous his
Observation-Disclosures at the Fairmont
ssStateg Normal School tonlght,
Winssstosa# close the lyceum course
Tor aSpresen year. The play to-
Ill sbe Interpreted by Miss
I'm arearets sStahl, one OF the coun-
Tor emost p1ay-reader
Oh Back Home-Odd Eel
NJ $avss and#Rebek of Fairmont re
Sss{fHrned ONE last night from the
ssSEeand at Elkins. Those
sssSins@st he marty included Mr.. and Mrs.
Hess, Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon
Sfsrieht rs. Eliza Hiddeman. Mrs
horne Miss Grace GLENN,
liianSPoling, Mrs. Ida Jones,
sfFrank Tichnell, w. G.. Hill, Ell
SBaugh.esri:ty. f .5i Hite. Lloyd Z.
wv S. 81 Pitzer, Oliver !.
lemin =: Lynch and G. -.
5ondi tion Much Better he
ssss snnd itionaof J oes Sentinery, 9. who
slss4 "A ri in1 IN by automobile Tues
sss H ~ eFenfn r was reported to be
Ssrnuch improyed5t this morning. The
Sfad%sr1f cred la serious fracture OF
skul III but it is not thought
& az hi s. in jury will result IN
Hss iSNthe soc OF MI. ID
S sss.al Is j ohn S en tineIy and lives at
Grant street.
' ~ T..yya Tirpsis Inerrporated--R
II Il r,sSeB ssenareccived from the
offGa4oE the secretary OF state Ct
sas GsharIest on& sh oEs.n:s the organize
III b new local concerns. tire
gss artars eriral Sand Co, capitali-
i az 100000 and the Bejler
ssisoalMS "a 81 talization $4,000.
as HING Observation-Disclosures of the former
firm ;asErlse5P. H.$Lanham,p =. H. Nor
an and Cordray, all OF this
81 ssJE.4D enison of Grant Town
sss fasnd G:sSyV. o ito of Vince f. and
those the latter Hrm are Il.
s. "a. diff. J. Snyder.
McIntire and Clary D
ls Amos sall sofs Farm ont,
sS Go to Circus-For some
S5ss5fI nnWn reason less than half the
diesSinst the city managed TO get
III ftps ooIyesterday. The fact that
S circus was in TOM is suspected
have som ethin% to do with It,
Enough sch TOOL officials have not
learned just what. Fleming
sssSchoolS llad only 2 per cent of its
attendance. Other schools
the high school had
ssss bbuta5o sper, cent attendance. with
Sch e{sexception OF Butcher school,
ssWhiA hFwas= cut only about So per
Eol9red Vets to Marcll-Plans
$50 march I'M the parade Decora-
S$t1onsDaygwere made last night at
Of colored veterans, in
SaSsQELTSSS&O1ST1o4 11G4E S'Sb S1SsAAA ~ NNeAN
ssENfcDaniels and y William Moore.
IssssssE hese two men were selected to
q cal arrangements.
ss yssLocationSF,orS taion-Purchase
OF aSlot atsthe corner of>East Park
Sand avenue has been
ss Sssannounced by the Dixie Co. A I'LL
ssingsstationsisto be located on the
sssneWsproperty. This company is
two Their filing stations
sss other parts OF the city.
IN TO- Preach at coIfax--The Rev
1ohn%S Robinson, Methodist Epis
clergyman OF Fsairmont, viii
the NJ E. Churc at Col
ss@fax&s SUNDAY morning at 1880
Going To- Grafton-A number OF
sElFairmontB.&O o. railroad men will
sss ito Grafton ON Sunday to attend
SSss$4 hesannuals memoria1 service of the
E$ O.8Vetmans' Associatton. The
shiefg address viii be delivered by
W Galloway, Baltimore, WIGS
residentSo the B. & 0. system
Preparations.
$50