The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-03

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follows 1t a directors meeting
held SATURDAY, President, George.
II. Alexander; vice PRESIDENT
Smith Hood; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Walton Miller; assistant secretary.
,treasurers, Samuel e.. Miller and
A. x. Bowles, and assistant treas-
ure. H. b. Long.
Pittsburgh Preacher HereeThs
Rev. Arthur Gee, prominent Bap.
list minister Of Pittsburgh, spoke
at the morning and evening SER
vices Sunday at the Palatine Bap.
fist Church. The Reverend Mr..
Gee was formerly pastor OF the
Methodist Protestant Temple here
and was heard by several OF his
old friends. He will preach at the
Palatine church next Sunday also.
To Observe 1.-THE Week = Holy
Week. April 8 to 16, is to be used
for missionary work exclusively.
Play Rehearsal starts-Rehearsal
for the spring play Of the Falrmont
High School students was started
today by members OF the Junior
class, Miss Riggle, instructor in
dramatic art, is In charge OF the
production.
Plan New Residence pistriet-A
new residence district of Fairmont,
situated south OF Loop Park, is 20
be developed in the near future, ac-
cording to an announcement Of
the West End Improvement Co.
Ground was broken Saturday for
grading and improvement.
Traction offers New Service
Booking Of Pullman space for pa
irons Of the interurban traction
service Is the newest innovation Of
the Monongahela Power & Railway
Co. Arrangements have Just been
completed whereby both seats. and
berths on Pennsylvania and P. &
L. E. railroad trains may be re.
served merely by communicating
the information to the agent from
whom the patron purchases his in.
terurban car ticket.
viii Talk to Women Voters
Major NJ. NJ. Nicely and Harry Shaw
will interpret election laws at q
special meeting OF the Fairmont
League Of Women Voters to be held
at 5 o'clock this evening in the cir.
cult court room of the Marion
County Courthouse. The league
president, Mrs. N. R. G. Morrow,
will preside at the meeting. Al,
voters, both men and women, have
been invited to attend the session.
To Observe 1.-THE week-Holy
week, April 9 to 16, is to be OBJ
served as 1.-THE Week in the Meth
odist churches Of the country, &C.
cording to an announcement by
local pastors. All members Of the
Methodist congregations in Fair
mont have been asked to pay one.
tenth OF the weeks income to
the church treasury to be used for
missionary work exclusively.
..ceurt Attaches Leave-Thomas
E. Joyce. chief deputy to United
States Marshall Louis Buchwald,
All Richmond and George 7. Rose,
United States marshals
connected with the local office.
left at noon today for Martinsburg
where court will open Tuesday
Miss Virginia Fleming,
who is also connected with the To-
cal office, will leave for Martins
burg Tuesday morning.
At Fairmont HosnitaI-Harry
Auten OF Purseglove was admit
ted to Fairmont Hospital yester-
day to be treated for an injury to
his back, sustained some time ago.
Leg Broken-Mrs. NJ. E. Green
of Fairview is a patient at Cook
Hospital, where she was admitted
following an accident in which she
broken one of her legs. Mrs.
Green was alighting from an in
terurban street car. stepped into a
ditch and fell. the fall breaking
her leg. She is 81 years old.
Shoots Himself in Handouts
Willis Of Fairmont Rural Route
No. 6 Is q patient at Cook Hospi-
tai. where he was operated on for
the removal OF shot from his
hand. The young man, whois is
years old. was handling a gun,
when it was discharged, the shot
entering his hand.
At Cook Hospital-G. C. Sch
warn Of CASTOR avenue was oper-
ated on at Cook Hospital yester-
day, Charles Wood OF Manning
ton was admitted to the hospital
to undergo an operation for
appendicitis.
GETS SIXTY DAYS,
Evan Secholoch Of Pennington
was convicted on a charge Of vlo-
the State Prohibition Law
when given a trial before Napfs-