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Social Calendar

Sunday
The ninth annual reunion OF the
Nuzum family and historical So
ciety will be. held in Loop Parh,
starting at 10 a. m.
The Devault Family Reunion
Association will hold Its an nnai
reunion at Clifton fark. rear Ops x
kiska-
Monday
The monthly meeting OF the Wo,
mans Board Of Cook Hospital will
be held at 8 p. m. in the hospital
parlor. II
The board Of directors OF Cook
Hospital will met at 3 o'clock at
the hospital. ,
Tuesday
A dance will be held at the
COUNTRY club in the evening"
Wednesday
The Woodland Nature Club Of
the First Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold an all-day pic
mic at the church camp, the en-
tire junior department Of the
Sunday school being invited.
A kitchen shower will be held
in the kitchen Of the Billingsley
Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, at z p. NJ.
Friday
There will be a meeting of the
Junior Missionary Society of the
Billingsley Mem orial Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, at $3.50
p. m in the church.
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WORT INGToN
Visitin Former Home

Mrs. w. u. Leonard and son
Junior and Mrs. T.. B. Mc1ntire
and son Lewis Edward left on
Thursday morning for visit with
the parents Of Mesdames Leonard
and NIcIntire, Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Childress, at Satartia, Miss Their
husbands accompanied them as
far as Clarksburg.
New Rural Carrier
Earl w. Parrish has been ap-
pointed carrier on rural route No.
2 and began service on Monday
morning last. He was formerly a
carrier on route No. from Fair
mont -
A Correction
IN a former letter it was stated
that one of the, STATE Police ran
an automobile in to Mr.. McDan-
5iel' s fence here. It was not one Of
the State Police d ding duty here
but it was one Of the soldier boys
from Camp Read at Barrackville
who was driving the auto.
Repairing Bridge
Will G. Davis has the contract
for repairing the flooring in the
bridge y crossing the West Fork
River here. The floor had become
dan gerous there being large holes
in the floor.
On Vacation
Mrs. Georgia M. Schultz. assis-
tant cashier of the Fir. Matte nal
Bank, and her husband. Glenn @.
Schultz, are taking their yaca ton
at present and are visiting rela-
tives and friends at Cleveland,
Ohio. James B. Mcdaniel Is filling
her place in the bank while she is
absent
5se Miners Rejoice
/ The miners here who have been
on a strike since April ] we're rel
joicing Thursday night when the
West virginian was received an
noun cling that the operators had
signed up and work would begin
at once
Church Dedication
The new church recently built
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COMPANY ! ABOUND II D.
OR CH ! [EsT To:
Leaves Fairmont on 9. g 9
at 6:15 This Morning
Others 20 ToToW-

All members OF Company A,
E15Oth Infantry. National Guard,
left no the 6:15 B. o. train for
Charleston this morning. Upon
arrival at that city the men will
be demobi1ized and will return to
their HON es- Nose Of the men in
this company are residents OF
Beckley
The departure Of the other
companies at Camp Read, Bar
rackville, has been postponed I'M
til o'clock tomorrow morning.
Companies 3, C and D, and head
quarters company, 150th Infantry,
and Company A, 104thx Military
Police BattaIion-all the com
panies now remaining in camp
will entrain on a special at Bar
irackyille. They will carry a
days rations for lifelong trip to
Oh arlestOn IA g
M TENDERS Of Company A, 50th
Infantry were mustered yester-
ed yesterday afternoon, and the
other mem bers of the camp will
line up for inspection and muster
this aftern Don.
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Bought Mourning Clothes
Before Husband Was Killed

TOMS RIVER, WASH Aug. 10
detectives are investigat-
ing reports that a complete set OF
mourning clothes were ,purcha sed
by Mrs. Ivy Emerson several days
before her husband was shot to
death in their Lake Hurst home #
Mrs Giberson, who is in jail mere
charged with her husbands muir
der. was arrested after she had
told the authorities that Giberson
was killed by one of two burglars
who had first bound and gagged
her. MI5S
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! Central christlan.

n 45 Ce ntrats Chrlstla n #
keeping the Divine Law will
be the subject of the Sunday
morning sermon to be d delivered
at the Central Christian Church
by the minister, the Rev J p
Gordon !. The days program IS as
follows: Bible school $50 a. m.
communion and sermon, 1915 a..
M evening service. com b1nIng
church and Christian End 8
p. M
Following and Setting Good
Example," viii be the senior
Christian Endeavor topic at a
meeting to be held at Z o'clock
Sunday evening at the Fairfax
the Rev. W. G. Ware is pastor.
The Junior End eavor meeting will
be held at the same hour Morn
ing. worship with sermon will be
held at 10:45 a m. and evening
worship with sermon ats p. m.
Z Christ Episcopal
The regular morning service
will be held at 10:45 Sunday at
the Christ Episcopal Church Of
which the Rev E S. Towson is
pastor. 5~
First Methodis.i Episcopal
Sunda yschol will be held at
$50 in the morning at the First
NJ ethodtst Episcopal Church. cor
nor Fairmopt avenue and Fourth
street. The pastor, the Rev,
Claude H ! King, will preach at
1O:45 a. M, taking as his subject,
DIVISIONS and Tasks. His topic
at ! O'Clock in the evening VIII be
..The Heart OF Religion. z Italian
services will be hel dat $3.50 in
Bible Classroom Both the junior
inss viii he held at I O'Clock.
Wednesday evening at 1880 a
PRAYER and conference meeting
Will be held. The Boy Scouts will
meet a. 7:3O Friday evening at
the church
RiIlinosIev Memorial
.Honorine cod is the sermon
selected Nv the Rev. r. It. Brown
Is stor ~ The Billingsley Memorial
- Eniscopal church.
SoI+h Fairmont avenue and
Fonrtb street for 1o:45 tomorrow
:, orn;nr Sunday school will be
held at $50 in the morning with
IA AZ m Jones. superintend ent In
charge Epwortb League services.
Will he. held at Z -. m, in the as
semb1v room on the first floor CT
IT, church The Reverend Mr.
brown has selected for his SER
mon subject at the evening ser
Wee ats o'clock the following: j
GODS and Mans Viewpoints; A.
The rnidweek prayer
r,eatinp and Bible study will be
he1 dat 3 o'clock "wednesday even
Ing
Christian Science
Tha Christian Science Society
az Fairmont. branch of the
Mother Church. the First Church
az Christ Scientist. in Boston,
Mass will mold Service at II
o'clock tomorrow morning in the
ana forum Of the Masonic Temple.
Mononaah M. e. South
Sunday school services will. be,
held a. 10 o'clock tomo rrow morn
ing at the Monongah Methodist
Episcopal Church. South Of which
The Rev #, y. Halson is pastor.
r q Mason superintend ent Of
the Sunday School, will be in
charge Morning service and
preaching by the pastor will be
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! Spscial tees
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Ja niso1 compensation a
aud supplies ass;SSs
Expense keeping and ~
feeding prisoners W. ~
Repairs to City Bull ~
ings and jail w
station cry, office supplies
Light for street Light: s2S
Light other purposes 2 .1ea9sos
T I and tele5
Adyertising and legal 81! IL .s 81
publications .l..i.s. s. 86s1Qs
,n ' Vs. - ssSsss;: ss$
Attorneys fees i, court
costs and damages 2Oo wv
City Treasurer's Or Co.'s
lector's commits ions 50.ngss
As a1d saleys Z :. sslssss 10000
maintenance Of sewers q oesop Az:
Construc tion Of new
streets, sidewalks and
sewers III IS Vss4as
New Water Main NJ % Oh on
As station { Soo:oos
ef n,entslG en- J F s 7ss:s4s
Total estimated receipts 81
brought forward 3,360.1Q@
Amount to be provided
by levy for current
municipal purposes -
1t appearing from thek foregoing
estimate that it is neecssary to-
raise by levy, after eductlng ALL
credits, S4,S31.74 for regular mum
icipal purposes; therefore itE Isl de-
termined that a levy of fifty$ centsSs
(50c) on each one hundred 8doHagsSs
assessed valuation of all prop ertyS;
axable in hs said munich tality TIL
Fairview will be necessarystoSp pro
duco the estimated amount afores
said for the ensuing fiscal yearIss
based upon the last sessnentss
thereof, as certified to- the counciE;
by the officer whose duty It w To-
make such report, as follows
s(a) Real Estate 92.45o zoos
Obj Personal Property IN 1852 5s1.01ss
(c) Public Utility Prop
- erty 80. j. /. - 111,S1S.0Gtts
Total ..........-..F 1855 ,349.UlssEEss
For the purpose OF discharE inaa
interest and creating sin king
fund for the reminding bond Issue
authorized at an: election held OBJ
July 18th, 1922, a rate of %leYyssof sSSs
twenty-five cents on each one hum
dred dollars assessed a1uation III
the Town of Fairviewss is necessaryaSs
State Of West Virginia
County Of Marion,
oTwn of Fairview, To=Wit:
~. c. .Snodgrass, record IN
and for the municipality ofa Fair
view, County of Marion, and State
OF West Virginia, do hereby certts
" that the foregoing conf ormsst1g
an order made by the council otsS
said municipalityo nsEthe& 8tha 9daIags
day OF August, 1922.
Given under my hand this 10tka
day Of August. 1872 asssII
". c. SNODGRASSS
Recorder of the Munic lIaAty
of Fairview.s ~ q Sss;sssssssss.
.S.:1219 IA
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PERSONALS
Miss Genevieve Ginkel will Re,

! Miss Genevieve Ginkel will re-
turn tomorrow from a visit OF sew
eral weeks in Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs. G. Q. Fortney and daughter.
Miss Villa, and Miss Ida Smith,
motored today to Buckhannon
where they will spend tow weeks.
Austin T. NIaunz has returned
from New York City where he had
completed buying trip for his
Main street mercantile establish.
ment.
Miss Mary Louise Nichols, who
spent the past two weeks on Buzz
card Bay with party of Fairmont
people who are spending the month
Of August there, is en- route home
and will spend a short time in New
York with friends before coming
here.
John Fl. Hough has returned to
his home on Cleveland avenue at
ter a vacation spent in a fishing
camp on the Greenb riar River.
Mrs. r. b. Parrish and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret and Miss Fran
ces McCray have gone to Atlantic
City for couple of weeks. Mrs.
C. w. McElfresh and grandson Of
Baltimore, who were Visiting at
the Parrish home, have returned
to their home.
Frank NJ. Fisher, who spent
the past two weeks here with
Mrs. Fisher at the home of her
mother in Warrington and in this
city with relatives, Is returning
today to Eastland, Tex
Mrs. A. T. Sticleber of Coffey-
Vile. Kan. who was the guest
,+
home at Kelley Place, has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. t. w. Fleming is spending
several weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Robert Sullivan and son
Bernard Of Coffeyville, Kan,
have returned to their home, aft
er a visit with the formers faith
err, Michael Ford, at his home on
Fairmont avenue.
Miss Deborah Fitzgerald went
to her home in Cameron today to
spend the weekend with rela-
-tiyes.
Miss Mary Morgan will leave
tomorrow for a visit with rela-
tives at Clarksburg and Buckhan-
non.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Jamison
have returned from visit with
relatives at Bellaire, Ohio. !?
Miss, Anna Cruise, who had
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
w S. Raymond, has gone to Tun-
Melton, where she is visiting rela-
tlves. Little Miss Agnes Ho1bert,
her great niece, accompanied her
there.
MI. and Mrs. P. J. McGraw of
Grant Town have returned from
Keyser, where they attended the
funeral OF the later's cousin. Miss
Ethel Kidwel1.
Mrs. Charles Ours of Wheeling
and Mrs. Harper of Davis, w. Va,
are guests of their sister, Mrs.
John 3. Rose, on Jackson street
George Myers Of Preston Coun-
ty is the guest of his nephew.
George A. Walter, and family at
their summer home at Edgemont.
Miss Kathleen Shaver of Tho
burn left today for a visit with
elatiyes at Akron Ohio.
Mrs. Ed Reynolds and e. j.
Thompson Of Clarksburs We're
here yesterday to see their bro
Their, ;. Perry Thompson, who was
seriously injured recently and
VIII is a patient at Cook Hospital
Mr.. Minor Nuzum and his bro
5ther. Nett Nuzum of Indianapo oils,
md. have been in the city for the
mast week. They will attend the
Nuzum reunion to be held tomor-
row at Loop Park.
The first machine for sewing
~ Chemically was patented in 1890
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FUNERAL TOMORROW.

The funeral OF Mrs. ,OItha Wit
ner, 4s years old, whose death oc.
CURED at O'Clock yesterday after
noon at her home near Ravine
Park, will be held at o'clock Sun
day afternoon, and burial will be
made in Woodlawn Cemetery by
r.. c.. Jones.
SPORT
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Special Notices
GUSICIPAL8 COUNCIL LEVY
ESTIMATE
cto.a ~ west Virginia

T. ~ u 4 (
state Of West Virginia.
County of Marion,
Town Of Fairview, To-Wit:
AZ special session OF the coun-
iii or the town Of Fairview. Mar
ion County. held in the counci
cha mbers thereof. in the Town
Hall building on the second Tues
dav in August, to-wit, the Sth day
Of August. 1922, there were pres
Tent s. T. Barr, Mayor. " 5. Snod
grass recorder and G. r. Mlller.
g. C. DIETRICH and John hoffman
members of the council OF salc
city or town.
In accordance with chapter 126
Acts Of the legislature OF 1918, the
counc ell proceeded to make UP an
estimate Of the amounts necessary
to be levied for the current fis,
cal year, 70 cover all municipal
deb.s and liabilities payable dur
ing the said year. including prob
able expenditures for municipal
purposes. and proper allowances
for delinquent taxes, expense OF
cole ctions and contingencies: but
deducting therofronl the money in
the city treasury applicable to the
service of the year and municipal
claims and doth determine and es-
innate the several amounts to be
levied as follows:
CURRENT MUNICIPAL
PURPOSES ESTIMATES
Estimated Receipts.
(a) The amount due the munic1-
pality for regular municipal pur-
poses. and the amount that will
become due and collectible from
every source for such purposes, ex-
cept from the levy Of taxes to be
made for the current fiscal year.
Balance in hands of city
treasury ......---...S 1900
Taxes unsolicited 1880. POLIO
General licenses ...-... 10000
Carnations 10000
Fees 10000
Water receipts 100000
Total estimated receipts
Except from current
levy) 1888 29O5.1O
Estin ted disbursements A
% Debts and demands owed by
the municipality for regular munic-d
ipal purposes, and the debts and
demands that will become due and
payatie for such purposes during
the current fiscal year.
Salaries OF General Ad-
ministrative officers IS 475.-00I
Salaries of Chief OF Pc
lice ....-5.....l..- l2OO-UO
General expenses Health
Department ....-...-. 10000
GeneJ al expenses Crem
atory and Garbage
~ 81 = y Z 4 + / y . 8.s.Al j
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S. S PICNIC HELD Il

4 Nearly 800 persons attended the
picnic held yesterday at Loop
Park by members ofsthe First Bap-
list Sunday School. Games and 4
picnic dinner featured the enter
tainm ent.
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MARRIAGE Announced n

Much interest is being manifest
din the marriage of Bernard
Hutchinson Annette. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas w. Annette. and
Miss Frances Fitzgerald Raymond,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. W. $.
Raymond, owing to the promin-
ence OF the two families and to
the social prominence of the bride
and groom as well. The young
persons were married at Oakland,
Md, on Wednesday evening Aug
ust 9, the ceremony being perform
ed by the Rev. James c. Conneq
at the Catholic rectory- At the
time the marriage was performed,
Miss Raymond. with her brother.
Frank G.. Raymond, and
Mrs Raymond, the latter a sister
Of Bernard Annette. were spend
ing a week at Deer Park The
young couple did not make any
one acquainted with their plans
but decided upon returning here
to announce their marriage. The
bride is the youngest daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. Raymond and. IS
among the most popular members
of the younger society set She
attended school at Tarry-toWn Ga
the Hudson
Mr.. Annette isl the only son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. It. W. Annette and
is associated in business with his
father, who is a prominent coal
operator of this city, attended
the Choats School at#Wallingford,
Conn. e5&&
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SACK IN CANDY BUSINESS

After numb OF years alb
ssence. 3 Brooks is. back y 2
chased the Morgan Candy co... a
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The first machine for sewing
was patented in 1890
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In Chicago

Mr.. and Mrs. Charls E. Haw-
ker are in Chicago where the
former is looking after nN,tters OF.
business connected with the Ed
ward Hines Lumber Co., which Is
interested in coal holdings in this
state.
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TO Canada

Mr.. and Mrs Herschel Barnes
and daughter, Miss Ruth. aft to-
day for an automobile tr1> to
Niagara Fails, Buffalo and points,
in Canada In Toronto the former
will attend the International con-
vention Of life insurance under
writer's
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one O'Clock Luncheon.

q MISS Helen Poole IS entertalning
this afternoon at her home at
Edgemont at o'clock luncheon
complim entary to Miss Dorthy Will
son of Hackensack. N. j., and Miss
Irma Richardson Of Lancaster. Pr,
the guests of Miss Louise Rock,
and Miss Eleanor Tvans of Delta,
Pa. the guest OF Mis- Ruth Sped.
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Return. Home

Mrs. H. v. 1esse and daush-
ter, Miss Jane. have returned from
a visit With relatives at Rea ding.
Pa, and Frostburg, Md. MISS
Jane spent the summer there and
Mrs. Hesse joined her there seE-
eral weeks ago.
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Have Dauahter

"A baby daughter was born on
July Is to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. v. Sum
amers at their home at Bluefield-
Va. The child has been named
jean Alice. The mother Of the ba-
by was formerly Miss Ethel Moran
irs1d was a resident Of this city at
fsttie time OF her marriage.
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Porch Party,

+. n x = l. e Il T. "a ( . &
Mrs. F. W. McIntire was hostess
on Wednesday evening at her home
on Morgantown avenue at an old
fashioned carpet rag sewing. The
guests were entertained on the
large yerenda of the home. which
was tastefully decorated with a
profusion of garden and field flow.
crs. Refreshm ents were served and
the evening spent in sewing car
pet rags Prizes were awarded to
the one sewing the largest ball o.
carpet rags.
Neely-SpaneIer.
Announcement has been made Of
the marriage of Hunter Nicely, som
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicely OF
Edgemont, and Miss Marian Spang
Ter of Beaver Falls, Pa, which was
solemnized on Wednesday evening
of this week at the home of the
brides cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
H Irons at Beaver Falls. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev w. l. Patterson OF the United
Presbyterian Church. The bride
was attended by Miss Helen Irons
as maid OF honor and the groom's
best man was Howard Kennedy of
New Brighton, Pa.
Mr. Nicely is one of the popular
young men Of this city aud was an
aviator in the World War. Since
the war he has been associated
with his father in business.
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To Return.

Mrs Guy Crigler will return this
evening from visit with relatives
at Wooster. Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crig1er have recently occupied a
new residence on Fenimore street
which they built.
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Midsummer Party S.E

MI. and MIS- James EDWIN
watson and Mr. and Mrs. James
Edwin Watson, Jr. entertained
last evening at one OF the prettiest
soarties OF the midsummer season
gate. the home of the for
me r. on Fairmont avenue The
'guests, sixty in number, were en-
tfertained In the beautiful grounds
N rroun ding the house, and Al
fetsupper4w was served in the
Ssard ems. The evening was ideal,
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and the Beautiful surroundings t
Highgate added to the charm Of;
the affair At the conclusion Of
the supper, dancing was the diver
sion OF the evening. the guests
dancing on the yerandahs and n
the living rooms The party was
given to honor Miss Elizabeth Nc
MILAN of Pittsburgh, the guest OF
Miss Virginia Peddicord, Miss
Emily Sturges OF Ian esville, Ohio
the guest of Mrs. Edwin Robinson.
and Miss Ruth Keenan, Of New
York, the guest OF Miss Florence
Hutchinson.
Board to Meet
The woman's hospital board
will meet Monday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the hospital
Country Club Dance
a dance will be. held at the
Fairmont Country Club on Tues
day It Will be given under the
management OF the entertainment
committee. Edgar Barrett's orch
estra Will furnish the music.
Have Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert S. Leopold
have Us their guests at their home
on Walnut avenue, their nleces.
the Misses Carlyn and Ruth Nat
han of Parkersburg. Mrs Leopold
and guests spent Thursday with
Mrs. r Warson at Wildwood on
the. Valley River.
r ID
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Afternoon Bridge

Mrs. SS McLester Snow enter
tanned with an afternoon bridge
appointments yes.
sterday afternoon at the home of
i her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry F. Smith, on Locust ave
nue.. Eight tables we're used In
splaying and lunch was served.
4 Mrs. Snow is spending the sum
lSner here with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
sand will return in several weeks
TO her home at Tuscaloosa, Ala
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ro&White Mountains

The Misses Dale West4all and Ger
saldine Rinehart are leaving today
FOR New York city They will be
ioined there by Miss Lucie M. Ford
Rnf this city, and the party will go
ssfnto the White Mountains. where
they will enjoy a couple OF weeks
Hcam ping. Miss Ford Went to New
York this week from Natural
s2ridge, Va, where she spent sew
skraI weeks
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the current fiscal year.
Salaries OF General Ad-.
ministrative Officers 5
Salaries OF Chief OF Pc
General expenses Health
Department 80.
GeneJ al expenses Crem-
atory and Garbage
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-06-16
CHICAGO coLoRED JURIsT
SPEAKS IN PARIS

Judge William Harrison, colored,
members of the Cook county bar,
Chicago, delivered an address to a
crowded house at the Paris Opera
House Monday night, at the gradu-
ating exercises of the Western
High School. Those who heard the
address pronounced it fully equal in
reasoning and eloquence to those de-
livered here in the past by Col. Ros-
coe Conkling Simmons, of Louis
vile.
At a called meeting of represen-
tatives of the City Council, Paris
Commercial Club, City Board of Ed
ucation and the Bourbon County
Bar Association, held Tuesday night
in the offices of the Peoples-Deposi,
Bank, Mayor E. B. anuary was
asked to invite Judge Harrison tt
come to Paris and deliver an address
before an audience of white people
at the Paris High School auditori
UNI tonight at eight o'clock, and
that Prof. F. NJ Wood, principal Of
the Western High School, be invited
to introduce him to the audience.
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NOTED EDUCATOR TO VISIT
BOURBON COUNTY

Frof. F. M. Wood gave the Com
mencement address, Wednesday
night, June IA, to the graduating
class of the High School at Versailles
Kentucky, after which he went to
Louisville, to meet Prof. c. j. Gallo
way, of Tuskegee institute, Tuske-
gee, Alabama.
Prof. Galloway, is the General
Agent of the Rosenwald School
Building Fund of eleven Southern
States, including Kentucky and Di-
rector of the Tuskagee Institute
Extension Department, which touch
es nearly every State in the Union.
Prof. Galloway, in company with
Prof. Wood, Director of the Rosen-
valid School Building Fund in Ken
lucky, and DR.. F. c. Button, State
Supervisor of Rural School Build
ings, two of which are located in
Bourbon county, are making a tour
through Kentucky inspecting vari-
Gus rural school buildings.