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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

David Laughman and Anna Micha-
ell, both of Hanover. Pa.
Marshall A. Waltz and Lottie
Barnes. both of Carroll County. Nd.
John f. McColley and Lillian /.
Boswell. both of Gainesville. Nd.
Dewey Lichliter and Tressie L.
Boswell, both of Gainesville, Md.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-22
MOUNT CLAIR


Willie Travis was avis tors at. at
the home OF Will Hayhurst last
Monday.
The Reverend Mr. ilbur Of
Noun t Clare is visiting in Morgan
town is. III Ss3
D. "A. Carenter was "a business
caller in Fairmont Saturd ay. s.S
IS The Rev. ohm Mcdonald visited
Atha Vangilde der tuesday,
s3S Harry Shaw visite d Brooks Fet-i
tvs shop Tues az on business.
The Rev ] ohm Mel Donald and
family were SIT ors4at t the home OF
Willie oothman Tue Sd ay.
Walter Page has eturned to
Mount Clare from q visit to Penn 'l.l1r !:
sylvania. s \ I
II Miss Myrtle Pool visited Mrs:
Valley Hawkins Sunday s ssz
Clarence SUNNI ers visited CIV:
Hawkins Sunday.
VIII Hayhurst visited Homer
Pool Sunday. 5sss8i $g.S
Myrtle Pool s visited Virginia
Hayhurst Monday.
John Croft was business caller
at Brooks Fetty's shop Monday
rs James Reenes visited Virgil
TToofhman Mond ay.
S9s Blaine I4ayhurstw was business
caller at Willie loot hman's recent
w.
Miss Birdie NJ oran and Miss
ances%Trippetsw callers at the
home Of Atha Fan gilder Tuesday.
leonard Reenes visited Virgil
Northumberland y
Virgil Toothman visited Atha
Wang ders Monday N
Atha &Vangild ers visited Brooks
Fetty on bushes IS nj onday
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-22

RADIO PRO GRAM
II: a,.a1, ToniaI1t.

gram 81 onigt
81 "a 80 Embellishments OF Law
Aufomobi1e lights and How
1ansMe These Requirements
N1thSD esicess You Now Have, by
sIgsAzSFeigleyspr eside nt OF EFeigley
Cooperation, Pitts.
lbuEgh From Pitts burgh Post Stu:
pss Male Quartet from the
utner M emoria1 Church of
ebert ID. Lord
tenor;s JphnsB daisch, tenor::s8D Dan;
ackiner,ib has s; and MI lillian.
daischS bass $st
.:sSeagona BILE Suggestions
thesHome Gard en- ~, by Harry
sREbycou sagrfc ulturist y, Allie
Sgheny gonntyJf Earn Bureau. From
gfftshMEhAPost5 Studio. ~
AfusicaIEpr by ar;
fgpmst he Lawrence Clifford
Stnson%S Stud 10.
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=B| I: logiical

Questions.

sss1 LIN 10 II oWs In any different lang
:uages has the Bible been translal.
sed?5 S;,l
no found Moses is the hn.-
rush es "a N S ~ VI
&. 7-Wh did Cd d estroy the
world !? rs
Il How man words are there II
the Bible a5f Y
s - =-75vh no chose Esther for his
queer? 5
Is. 65, 81: Who were Cain and Ab Ell rss
Answers to Yesterday's ouest.cns
I'm Noses mot b ers hid him in tho
sbulrushes from King Of Pharoah.i
b -5Pharoah lad ord al lSmale
children killed IFS
Genesis rs the first Book@of
the Bible 535s
There are twenty seven
Books in the New Testamen
e God created mar ons the sixth
day
6-The shortest verse irA the
Rih1a: Jasaas wept If lss s ss
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ASSISTANT @ SH! / | J! /;
BANK SENTENCED.

LKINs Nv J, ] uneA 2 "a &
bert sR. Suffer, former assist ant
cashier Of the; People Ma honaE
Bank or Sistersvill lie !, inS United
States District Court b &todays
pleaded guilty to en- bezzlementSofI
S2O.426s3 8 s} the inst1 tuition
funds. He was sentenceds toSserxess
Stwosyears and six months in3fheS
federal prison at lantasSG
suffer IN pleading guilty, told
Judge Baker 81 8specula ting$ n OIL
5stocks II and \ of his 8subsequentHe Ell
forts TO make large sums Dino neT
within short ~ t time, II I'M eTssto'
make resi- itutio on ito tn ess bank Kills
,,wifea andSRone#o fs his two children
stood ats the bar and wept asSSut-H
ter confeSsed.s ~ saS
S$J udgesBakerSinf filming sEouisS Man
coco Of Harrison County $500 sfo1J
violatin the proh bition4 Law, de- de-;
.clared that s.unle ss you foreigner
who come TO Anne RIGA to enjoy our
freedom learn ut 81 obey the laws VS.
you had go back to the :coun--.
try from which you camel Ian
COCO came to IN the United States
from Italy fourteen8years ago. he
is $unnaturalized..s Edward Wilson,,
another Harrison&Co County man.AWas
fined $500 and costs when he plead
ed guilty to wi 1ating the oh q y;
ton laws.
ss Mrs. Blanc Ell NJ urphy, IND icted
for selling and possessing LIQUOR,
pleaded n ollie contendrea and was
line eds so 0Hand costs. s.
The trial Of j ohm MAXWELL a N!
George Snyd er5 Of w heeling,5
dBwith gvio1 ion of the pro-
h,tbtionSact,was In progressfW when
the4courts ad iourned at noon #
was vas expected that the case would y I'D
pc comp1eted at the afternoon
session.
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HUNDREDS -AUGH
AiT#PLEAS5 FO WlAlT. 'll1l::= ;
:tConttnued from page one.)i
not expected TO 8recover.sW hat t. be-
came OF the other twenty f four
could not abe@ learn ed !. 8
Action Bitterly Assaulted Il

June % The mine
r;oting at Herrin was tinterpretated
as evidence that 9 there d oss4exist
an abs olute amonop olyEin the mat
ter Of coal mine labor in this
state in statement issued to-
day by; F. G !. Honnold, secretary
itreasurerSof the Illinois Coal Op:ss
orator 81 Associat ton. Mr.. Honnold.
asserting that he mine in queszs
ton is a. so-ca1led strip &orS steam
shovel mine g " here Certified
miners are not in consequence re-
tdiuired z called attention to the
law. un d er@whfc Oh workers att shaft:
or slope mines must have cert.-S
,ficates, the issuance Of VIII CHI he
declared to s. E I. ntire1y under the
control of the United Mine Work
5ers .,s'5sSH He saw 81 gntfic ance.:, in thu:
outbreak at \ a strip mine, asSsi IN
idicating that the unto miners
were not contentSw TIL g Qntrol llns
shaft and slope mine
....'Th he operation of the team I'M
fshoveIs IS done by memb erss Of ths
steam .shoveIer's union, ~ said Mr.;
Honnold such additional @menSas
are required for oading! tn e coal
where lit is handled by hand DE
ing only common unskill ed manual
&laborers such as mig work on
the hi ghways or in the fields Or
any where else III .-s t
3t.Regardle of these cond ltionsi
and Of the fur ther fact that the
owners OF thi Is property have re-.
Speatedly asked the authoritie for
prot ctionE for heir plant and We're
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Lifted INA|


two month me-
teen eases 81 AsIn9Jl pCa have been
EsVaIsnt insAdardons Count but
sWeEeN being madedo1
sdaysfosrafsesfheSqu arantineso four
teen ases#atSC Carolina. TheAothe1i
sesEare locatedaa as lows: Fair
along Plum Run three:
negaFork, one
3ssSSDrz III SYogt county health
officer, said today that the small
districts are concerned under
control and he was Of the opinion
til tsDr..s G. Sm1 til 4 hea1th officer
of gton. had that place I'M
der control Owing to- the large
snumb Of people who were 7ex-
iposedtoS the contag ion at Earning
ton he suggested #tha t8 theySb vac
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q SUPERINTENDENT

Rolit icIanssg general IA and politi-
eel dope got sort Of a mid Sur
IpriseSs this morning when the
F,afrmont Times the VI local Dem
miesorgan, pnts onsasnewSrecords and
played the accomplishments Tor
s.g1zstt All even Browns plunge
into the POLITICAL arena from the
heights OF her KIingwood home
with the srapid fty of S graceful
eagle Thissis theSfirst time inSth
political history Of the countr
that aswoman& has entered a%sena-
Itoria1 Trace by humping off IA house
top ~ shows%marked originality
either OH the part OF Mrs. Brown
orr her press agent. and is zWar4i-
Ing TO ALI rivals that she is likely 20
pull the unexpected8 at any mo,
ment
The nature of her plunge was,
sins fact the feature Of the story,
as it had been rumored that She
was hankering5 to get 8 into the
Efracas, but her: imitation OF the
eagle was unherald ed ], to say the
zsca1led on Major d Nicely this
morning AS Il mere m alter OF
routine in s8newspapermens ques-s
ytfon8I asked If he had noticed I'm
the morning paper that a certain
party had entered the race against,
him. b eng a well read man , Major!
Nicely replied lin the \ Affirmative
@ The next logical question was Of!
course as to whe lei. orr d oti he
had any staten entst make on the
ct
press Mr.. NeeIy in order to obtain;
MRS.. Browns announcement, but
he finally said, with #apparentSr r.
Iuctance 81:
5'.,E hes key n ote of9= the "a announce
iment ISL mo- Their, love It IS, Of
course, son es OF til q purest and most
nnobHng OF human passions In
its proper place. tits like apples
of gold in pictures Of silver Un-
fortunately it, would not find
.congeniaI atmos phere In Hthe UNIV
ed States Senate AS most. eveIy,s
one knows the Senate is not: 4
love making bod VI. Even the ms EST
coy and artful modern
sVenusEWoul find it Utterly 1mpos-i
Isible sto# love the marbl e-hartedss
Cabot Lodge, the Sassas sin
of tie League Of Nations, or thal
grim-yisaged8 PorterSJ. : nc Cumber
the champin Of a robb Der tariff into
supporting a program Of progress
sive@ Demo cratic 3legis Station 81
ICY gu will recall that Of "a cerS
tain occasion mai SSiss said to
have gone joy riding on the back
sof a crocodfle, and that
The Zulu maid len was inside
The smile on the lie
.szS nst..I T. ear that the fate of the zuM
maid en- would attend curve
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MINISTER EMP \ ] e
As TRA F:FIC OFFICER; ] 1
SsssEII#HS
lr1STIEEk111t,l
\ tco.ntinued from Dars ona,t

sp ,.,,r traffic offcer to check
onSpersons 4wllo insi ST on parkdnKs
along Main street and Iock1nES
traffic. n .ss
Chief snyder and the news trak
sfic officer5 are Id friend Is. ChteAa
sSnyd erEused to bega scho kteacherS
and was teaching school at Iron
ton ": a., (Taylor County0ss
when stheSReverend$ Mr. Pritchards
was preaching at that town
Until only a few days ago hes
two menshad not seen eachaother
for%nineteen years. Last ondayN
the Reverend Mr.. Pritchardg APP
peared atsthe chic IS home and e.!
planned that heR did not haYesa
preaching circuit and asked IL fhs ~
chief coul dGhelp him out. III $as u
esterdayC Chief Snyde reattzings
the need OF "a special sof ficerSt oshle eI r.
In breaking up traffic ytolat lpns81Enll,ss
Main street, emf loyed the minister
The8news Of icer@ was on 5theS1obsI1ns
Ill asst and a s i thass
time had worked sh ad SIn e y
enS arrests!
Chief snyd erS d = ssnao rna1an9g ' 4
that the @Rexerensds IN r::es rttcnaras
and well pleasedsWiIt[ih l5 Tn
his first days Swor
ssmaking a good offtcer.
cam depend upon b inn,,'s,ss the chietl
oEeSwhoSwere summonedIoSpo-s
;Hce% oourt this morning wereAsJ Joe
5Koscfo ], al Rob inson JOhnS
son,Fred II. Jenkins,SE Michael,
HI IS alkingto &. sS 3 ookF;
G.. M. Shivert, lend ersonG Speccp
and the owners Of cars ifh IS
.censes numb ers 217s41 6823$Sand
49,
sActing Mayo q ATnefts
dealing Stwith the cases, stated3St hat
hesWonId make no fines forsthe, firss;
,offenseS but would impose#a#ssYere
fine for a8Ssecond offensa.
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fS5tI4
EARNING CT ON
! sundaY School I 4 .sA a c !:

The attend ance Of the NJ Il E,
Sunday school last Sundaysswas
Sabout524 5, and with the. IL mems;
Sbers Of the Mems Bible Glass Sof
the fN1annington NJ 81 e. Sunday
school, as visitors, the a otal was
about: g. theslargest Sunday
school ever held In Farmington
Big Celebrat on. Planned
sisss Definite plans for the sSs big:
Fourth of July cele to be
held here have been mad e.I In the,
morning there Will be- a big par
ade; headed by the Harrington.
band All 81 thea lodg eS. Sunday
schools and miners unions from
SJamison No. and candida May
will sbesin line. During the day
EfhereswiIlS be three ball gamessas
follows: Q. o. j.. VS.. X. Of
VS.. Wood men; and the
winners sof these two games: The
sbig dinner at noon will be one of
the many features, as swill#be the
fat mans race, fat women,s race,
and Il O0-yard s dash free-for-a1l.
Concluding the program there
will be q band c concert in the even:
ingS S3S
ssss.s owe to Manning
III and & Mrs 81 y oe Taylor have
moved from his place Ito Man
ming ton where they vii lSreside
III Attends Funeral \ 1
Mrs. Bruce Lau ghlinS attended
the funeral OF Porter Fawcett In
Fairmon t Mond II iS ss
Automobile Trip
B. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart,
Charles, j +. and 3 Mr. Stewards
father Of Bellaire, Ohio, VIII o. s
now cir guest: vii! leave Tues
day for 81 trip by automobi to
*Winchester. a., and Washington.
d. q they: will be gone two
weeks:
Son Born
Born, to Mr.. and MRS. Jasper
Martin F,rid ay. June Il i. a. twelve
pound son. The boy is the grand
SON ofsDr.E and Mrs. Arthur Smith.
Attending ChautauquaSS
ssE sslMr:s'and5 Mrs. J ohm w. Mercer
are IN Nd harrington Visiting their
Mrs. Semer4 Rymer,aand
attending the Red path Chautau=;
qua.
Personals ssSs
Mrs. r. Il. Maple was the guest
!Sof5 friends in Fairmont Tuesday.
MRS. Jerome Hall, y Mrs. Less
and little daughters
ma were piping infs Farm ~ { ont y y.
Tuesday. ssSi
IN rs and Il Mrs "a. L I. Lough are
fvisfting relatives Tin :Mannington.
The ReV. and Il Mrs. I. s ST Tyler
of Fairview8S were In town last
Tuesday.
Miss sRoxies Talkin gton Of Plum
run was q itor'SS in town Non Non;
day
Mrs. A. C. sCarriwass shoppingsin
IsFairmont Tuesd ay.
Charles and Merlin Parrish are
visiting their$uncle at DentssER7 .1l
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.MILL.l,oINAlR-El JAILEp.

On UNIONTOWN,5 Pa bne e
Frank c.. Monog CHAN we'll known
business manEof UnlontoWn,4le eft in
his private automobile today for
Pittsburgh where he will enter the
Allegheny County Work-ho use to
serve one year sentence for viola
drove the machine & hich also car
ried former Sheriff P. "A. Jones. DR..
p. F. Smith and Warden sH.aA.SSG Gar
ley. 3ti.zSS i@s
gg$y Monaghan is known as one Of the
wealthiest men in Fayette County.
Shortly after his arrest, he put
through ia $40, 900 real estate deal
while confined In jail 81.
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.INTEREsT.sINcREAs

From week toweek3 greater inter
est is manfested In the 5Weekly OF
tournament for women which is
held at the Country Club on Z hurs-
days and there are more players
this year than ever befor
- The winners In hissmorning's
StournamentEwere:: First light. Mrs.
Arthur Dechman;;S second flight,
Mrs. Morgan Oh ambersst third
flight, Mrs. "a. alton
Owing to the recent excellent
golf wealth the course has#been
crowded at al times the pastSWeek..
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Relates zuu Riding On Back
aof Crocodile Zulu Maiden Was Inside
IA Smile Upos the Crocodile
] oY-RidinllI!q]I III Racks

&0eaut1fuLst ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ter,sEMTSs
Brown, If sheswere togo atos the!
i$Senate. purpo saving her..i e
ipossible from fal lin 81 into the
tand s$unprogressiv cannib als who
sareSnowssingcontrol Of tn at bod w XII
I AS SToa Watson
ust how the cand fSIzet.
tai Jewell Brown will set withsStfle
tS,Watson organization is problem
lSatfcalS She iss likely, however,
Isreceiye a@moreE cordial welcome;
than tt lat which was accordedto
Maj. M. NJ. Neely,S the sci f-consult-
| ling F'airmonte ter who had the
|itssbrass,', to announce himself with
out sending in his card ahead not
SO long ago. It$has been rumoreds
in the city that5since the announce.
tment Of MajorfN Nelly a short time.
lSago. heEWatsons Organization has.
been moving heaven. earth and;
the other place in an effort to get
saa8 cand date% in the held against
the ocal man. Cornwell and
2Chilton, however were both in
|3courteously declining mood. . it is
said and all efforts We're fulfil
GWhetherSor Sn In aslast 3desper-
ate effort the Watson organization
|ssuggested to Mrs. Brown that she
had an ce1lent@ chance to be a
heroine is ofScourse a little matter
that none except those on inside
can talk about with accuracy.
However,s the great splash by the,
Times this morning ould5 5ind1rs,
cate. that she had Aatal least consult
ed someone.
II ovy@ About st..N ed x
Local guessers were speculatlng
today on the possibility that g: E
(.Ned'') Smith i who it Is said has
I;been worrying himself to death
trying to get a congressional open
ing, would allow the beautiful wom-
an candidate Ito take his hand In
hers and intro duce him about the
first district as a deserving little
Demmie codgerS who would like TO
represent the first West Virginia
district in Congress. This, perhaps
would be only fair in return for the
glowing writeups SMrs.SBrown&c could
obtain from the local press,
fEg "A well known poll tlcians
to bet me SIS this morning that Mrs.
Brown would not carry the Demmie
vote IN Kingwood In the primary.
forgetting entirely that e am sfnot
Ia betting individuals !. and that be-
sides il never had that Smuchsmoneyi
at one time:
fSAnotherS announcements acan-5I,,
Sdidate$ for the Democratic nomina5
ton for Congress u in the first dis
Etrict wasSmade this morning, when
r. j.. Ramsay OF Wells urg made
public his desires along this 1ine.i
Kenny OF Il Grafton and Ramsay of
Weusburg are the only two men in
the field at theIp present time
Earl Davis ef@Morganto s-a
business yisitQ IN town yesterday:!
IN talking wit riends he formal
W announced his int ions of run:
ming for thessLegis1ature again.
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.IIOUIII


s$S Hoult seems to be having an
epid enics OF Dirt lid aySsurprise par
ties. Thu latest Victim was S..HSJ.
Sm1th who was 5 6 years old yes
terday. sA 1arg eInum bers neigh
sbors gathered at the home aof&Mr.
Smith viii he was awayeonS ID
visit to a. sick 1adySgatD Dakota
with the r ey.s:F p les, who
was IAN accomplish IN the ID ark
plot When the minister eft Mr.:
Smith about 9 o'clock at the for
mer' home, he cut across lotsEand
beat: Smith home to II DIN in the
general 1augh VIII en- N ~ Smith
came in and found his house pack
ed with men, women and chill
dren, Z all wishing him many happy
returns of his birthday: The young
folks, 5Who think great deal Of of5
OF the Sunday sch DOL, were in evil
sdence %allabouts the house and
lawn and thoroughly enjoyed:
themselves. Candy, caketsand q
delicious punch, made Of. straw
berry and lemon uice, Were;
served. 81 Il 81 ]. 5513
Th ose present includ ed Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. l.. Barnes, Mr.. and MIS-.
George Sporting and hill dren,
iBeulah and Alfred y Mr. and Mrs.
James D.. Bowman and children,
Walter and Fred = Mr.. and Z Mrs.
William Ii cElfresh and daughter
Violet, Mr.. and Mrs. Ear Holbert,
and hildren, M argaret;sJo sephinej
and Geraldine, Mr.. and Mrs Har-
3vey McE1fresh, Mr.. and Mrs. S. o.
Cum mings MI. . and Mrs. Don
Summers and daugh tier, Milo red, ,
~ a nd
children, lille, Len Pauline
and Ralph Mrs. Mile Hal and
sdau ghter, ISIS 2 G eorgia, M rs. Ann
5Snider&a and sSson j immie, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Huffman and children
Kenneth and&IIustead, Mrs. Gay
sutton Miss Laura Snfd Ter, Misses
Edna Bragg. Este, Amanda and
Lola McElrresli, Hazel b Bowman,
Ellen Ho1bert, F florence NNsiles,
Edna, Hazel, Grace and Gladys
.HouIt, Annie Snider, Catherine
Lloyd, Ella Satterfield, Madel line,
iIerl and Effie Keller ancSs Tar
garet Tichnel, Mrs. Bert Nc lvtnS
and daughter, Bette Lee, Messrs:s
Archie McEIfresh Y J ess; Ray and,
y ohm Bowman Ben8P ethe Ross.
,Satterfe1 u Howard 81 and Russell
Snid er, J esse Barnes, PaulgLloyd,.
~
,ence 4NcElfresh, Earl Packs amess
.Tichnel and Carl Dawson, NJ r. and
Mrs. Smith
We Church Announcements.
On Sunday the Rev. F. F..
;Wiles will not preach here but
will go down to sAlmina 4 ospreach ~
and there will be class services.
INN ediately! after Sunday school
Sunday school ill be cid at,
$3.50, and Epworth League at
ss Personals. 3s {ss8
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert NIcO 1vinS and
daughter, Settie Lee, o +, F'airmont;
have been visiting relatiye here
this week. stSs 54fs -
Miss Erma Barnes is visiting at
the home Of her foster grandpar;-:
3ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ehud Barnes,
near Little Falls .6a
Al mum bergof persons from%her
served as witnesses on the power
line cases in FARM ont this week.
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LzOc PARTstl cav ESSEl1l
sATsTEND sWESTO NJ BAL Oct

A3specials carsoverSth the AfssSF
lines eft b eresat$ 3 this
afternoonsf Weston carrying hs
locale Observation-Disclosures
Weston Cham beTSo 81 CommsrceNtaa
Deserved thisSeYeningsatsthe@da
sonic sTempleaTh espartyto toni Riss
IN celebratfonsofSt heS first birthdHy
3anniversarygofs hesWeston'ss5
ibersofS Commerce. ,rank CT
holland past Spresid entoffhe
Iternati Rotary q ubs tess
the#pEincipa1&spea ker.s ~
hosesW b Sma eSthestr
from this cit ys cd asswereMGe
Billing Yice sS prssid entpf KS
West Penn G ID. ttsburghssW
inFFair montSt hisSInpTn Il
Capt. George$M.s AIexandersspr astas
dent gthean P.s Cos ss Il
Smith ofsthespower HdepartndentGI
stheS M.P.S RI Is. Maj Earl
sSmit head the publ cralattonaI
owa Hardesf
general passeng agent !, n
Connel1,ssecretaryo fsthasE EatTn1on
sChambergofsC onmer Maryssaasse
vol ,sassistantsec retaEy
same Ii on, AMI tat q
:drespondentss rom the two osas
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8RAILROAD NOTES

Dr. IF. sByrne IN q O:smedica1
examiner, SFairmont, has returned
from Chicago, where he attended
the convention Of q 81 sur
sgeons. 5Ss ssS
M. Scott heelinE,generali
snpermtende ntS OF the Vest irzE
sginia district, b. 9 tnll
Grafton stoday--is
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Miss Elizabeth A Bergner, a
radioinstructress at esLane&Tech
meal School in Chicago, is one of
the W55women in the country tc;
hold suchS$a position: Sc $s IS
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j Observation-Disclosures u n u I1,;L

The fol- owing maria license;
has been issued "a at tn e. offtce55of
County Clerk ms Satterfe
Mary Frances Blemin 81 and
DssAvery!A Ash, 81 {; both 1 OF Fairmont..s
Fash, father fSSAYeryy Ash.ap-
Epeared Sin person and gave hfsScon-
sent. FranksM. Fleming, fathertof
Mary Frances ~ F1emtng. also ap
peared in persona and gave his CON
sent I'll ssSS
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his father. ] ohm Fed erof, ii Pitts

his father; ] ohm IS derof, in Pitts
#burgh. ~:
T. Murph by an 8 daughter
y obann are on the sicksl ist:5
81 Miss Anna Densli has entered
the IN orth fsWh cling hos ital for
treatment 81 NJ 'ssS
sa;5Percie II Conaway and Aubry,
5Toothman were business visitors
sin#s Fairmont& Monday: jss$
Miss &AnnaSThoma was visiting
friends in Barrackville s over the
weekend. SlT
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed g apetE motored[i
TO Farm ont Tuesda y.
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sS;FN .SO||F!|'.S'::|EI;ll!|I.PI

nnd Soosnn, 81 Sthk
RI scolunan are furnishsd3T6
Fthi,eSmoy54T shipeornnitteeSo1
|WcsnadsyCtpbEo f* J. irnaent. 1hh
|ssn,s..,,.sh5Ytys for 10 ptntons EexprssSsds
.Thes Edtssf.s Il.
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: SIM Feiners EBIanled.

BELFAST. June p 2 u ews .of
the death |of Field MarshaIsS Sir
Henry Hughes Wilson created "a.
sens alton sinsSsB elfast, where lis
feared it will provoke 9reprisals.3
The .Sinna Feiners are popularly
blamed fors.i t.Ss = s; SIS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-22

l@ s5 The University Of Nc pelier,s
France, has a medical school trac-
ing back to the tent century
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-22
EgTho Nelson

TonsM ixs Isl seen in the starring
role, al ne Nelson today JIM
asChasing the Moon al story In
which Is as given amp1e E$opporS;
fu;nity to- lisp lay b alentss In;
theusualSd arings and fearless FASH
ION, forS which #he SIS bests known
Theresare seYeral new features insss
troduced M however, that are not
as a rul e part OF the N Tx q
Eva Is len dss SPLENDID sl, sn
Sunshine Comedy and f :
News complete the program.