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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-01
FINANCIAL
To tn Iiritrrs ~
Athens Railway and Electric Company
General Mortgage snd Co.iaterAl Trust sink
Ing Fund Gold Bonds, Elght Fer Cent. Seriei
a. Dated juno I, 1921.

nsneus NaLWdy ana ElectIlC NomPauy
Gens.al Mortgage snd Cc.iatsral Trust sink.
"a" Dated june 1. 1921.
rs are ,ea to b Is the
as Trustee under tne indeniure Of Athens
Hallway and Electric Company. andc said
Trustee. eecur ng the above bonds. for tn /,
sale on March I. 1929, to said Trustee for
in said % in%e1ture e o. BONDS o OF said issue at
Thereon. to March 1. 1ss2 On March l.
1922. the Company will deposit the sum o
lars ss0s5J 10 be used for the retirement Of
"a bonds at prices not TO exc ed par and
nc, rued interest to said date; aid 10 Is the
Intention Of the Trustee. pursuart to tn
y .visions Of said Indenture, to apply the
redemption Of bonds of said Issue Mt prices
not to exceed par and accrued interest.
AL proposals should be securely sonled
and marked PROPOSE FOR the , sale q ,uiSn. Gsn
Fund Gold Boiiis Of AZ ems Re'lway an !!
Electric Company. dated June I. 1871 must
be for al or amy part OF the bonds offered
and must state the aggregato face value
bonds 20 offered for sale. and must be re.
ceivcd by the Trustee at It's Corporate Trust
on Fcbr inry 23rd. 1929.
mailed on or before February 25. 1929. by
Athens Railway and Electric Company.
ederai Income Tax ownership certificates.
cover ng accrued interest. should accompany
all accepted bonds.
Athens Railway and Electric Company
BY FRANK W. yEStiA Eiss President.
Dated. February ]. 1922.
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Athens Railway and Electric Compan,

Vice President.
Dated. February ]. 1922.
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Nj NH,SNsT-zSan NJ j ~ MI nh is.a .a0Iy SEos. SoW
EEskSsSs w. W W ssy:S;:4s sSSy:SS;Ss4 =. :ss.: 4 t:
SrnE.s 1.odss. 40. iii. n. "nd rn! < H.. n,se nse
tyvlted 10 attend funeral ssrvices. Thirs., !.
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Liverpool Cotton

Iiver,0ol. Feb. 1,--Therc was n bettor de
,mard To- snot cotton today and nn improved
business was done with prices steady on the
- Of a.. advance Of ~ poIn's FOR mid
dalns at q. 3Dd. Tho sa les wc.r 1000 ba a'oa.
Inc receipts were 200 bales. all American.
Futures were steady In the early dea .ings.
spe, pri""s were: Amerigan. midi ~ fnir.
u 59d; good m!dd ing. 10: I'd; fully mddliug.
tod md o. binary, q, Jid
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Philadelphia Markets

wUEAT--K"cepts, 10" - h'~n. Market
au,"t nut s!".hN' I"r 'H,S T. =, 'AnorS etc,
rcd r.lntrr. ,garlicky, Sll5H Other
sr"lrs anp.cd a: the fnMow.nS sen, due of
1T NM VII wEsa, "G Sc aar NS "%H,' no. v No ~'
unS @ :: =" J. : S:.mP,s ,a.j'ral%%a T. %oaI.,y
weaker Car lots III export rI"vator- No. =,
o. d "a. ~, 3, Goa6lc> ~ , g. $50 81 81.
'"; GArS Receipts, a7"77 rusf us Trade SLOW
Z &, '?:"n n 43 AZ &c. 10Y g. "' to Ihfs q1 d
r5L0uR--Rcceipts, ,,;7& It's. In sacks
r""TS4 in ilo,lb ya(s, sasks; .ot, w!atsi
nearby, s5.i5 Q so; hard winter, straight,
~: 49," .n sG%r' - EA},.n' +.
a. ",.55; - ' Io shcr, ,a,sn,, 5000 100; fanty
.rrlnE- rud rity mills patrnt family brands,
* s hHHr -,,%, sS'eg s 20 pu, ous,
s~,s smoked and air dr!cI, SOC; beet: knuck-
PORK. iaintiy. sai; hans i. p, cured loos,,
-"a 22c; do, skinned, loose, sane; do, do.
smSk'd, 20 9 -Ss; hams ,%: n%;Gd' nonslsss sSs;
SigH SS 6Sso He S, nra IN p'ifis loose '7e'
5o,td-rachr4 crran,ery. e,tras., aNc; joborn;
seiys q h'sh-srads sGSds 40 o@42c; eS'gs
u 500; sweet crcntneTy choice 10 funcy
~ n a.; do fair to good, ara IOr; special
'4G rHtra, a,Q47c; fair 70 good, 80 atisc.
EGIS--t!utct ant = lower under irrrr
uncrUsr. IN" quotations: Nearby extra
drsts, iiC; fists, a.; seconds, 35U27r,
Wcsi,rn. extra Nrsts, 4.c; firsts. 4ac; s,c,
,nds, 81 d"5ic; Svurhrrn. hrsts, iOW4lc'
ubu.; saies OF cu,dlrd "rfGs. fancy, 5Ttg
psr; tLlr To- good ~ n 5Gr.
rllEf;SE--.St ndE h"t g}t"., New York
,vhol". iui L. tats. fancy, hr!u. 9ar. ,lu do
'r"sh. a0,a Nt2ISc; 10, fair to gnod lNf"
n'r; L,nshorns ,elh. q ?2'a 9; single Daisies.
Nn,d. 80 a. .3C, do, ir sh, .0ly q J2ltac; jon
snw sales Of fancy held goods, - d .dt
'NE pnUl.TMY-L1w,s net 'norr-
'gnSy' ;, fat; yellow, skim skinned, 500 a2e; me,
MS: White i.eghorn; :! @ sset spring chISk.
ms, fancy. ,ysllow-s skinned Plymouth Ro,ks.
chickens, nat ieEhorns pediutn Quality, ~ n
.sc; f;r'ns chickens, MT Leshorhs. inferior.
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JNn, "l lN92, LAURENr,

,I,ngn'er OF Frank II. and Mary IL Sn'rr,NI':. +.
UrIn,iycs And friends Ar" invited Ia ~
s'rv,ce, or Friday Rftrrnuun. ~ . o'r,,''.LLe 'Le
at parents r'sihrn'" $40 lnrchwouI .,,',
"'YbU%G - ,u. 20. 1872. MIpGh.T, 81 IT,.
q lonn Y"uIs nNf H., GagTh,sr f ln'", p ,tr',H.
i>.s ava frt.nls 'N"'I {. rU.orl.. rr,
+ So \. VI, from hoy l"r" r"sul,,.'. ,s,
/ coming st. : isnn r"uululu mas 81, =,
St.ph,u'.. tAHrca ~ a. NJ ur,r.,.I,. H.
privn . NuN' ralhedral Crn,
~ yOrt,G. ..-.S ..!,igulN "a DIs hurun iT,o
Kine css,rE ave. u Jan =. IH9.. WIZ
LIAM H. husbuua or Elizabeth Young ~,
BoleSD Notice ul rupcrHl later
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RAYI.MAN. Jan. 30. WATSON. husband
OF jeanette i. Rarlmlr. Relatives and
friends are invited 10 services. Thurs. s =
NJ Jsl1 Traverfor1 axe. Int. private at
convenience OF family
ROBINSON. = Jan. 81. 1922. HCGyf
EDGAR ROBINSON. aged 30 Funera. scrv.
u autown, Wed. y. NJ. lnt. P!ttsbursh.
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Dnted. Roycrsfo 4. Ia. January 10. 10
a. n. FOX GCS COMPANY
MOETGAIE BONDS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur.
suant 20 the Sinking Fund prnvisions
Of tho above mo tgagc da:aI February
]. 1909. sealed proposals for the sale to the
Land Title and Trust. Company. r ustee, at
a price not to exceed lO5 and accrued In.
,erest of sufficient rumter Of said bonds
Sinking Fund will be received at the office
OF the said Trustee, $. W, Cor. Broad and
h stnut streets. Philade phia, until Eebrl.
cry 10. 102?. at II a. NJ.
THE LAND TlTI.E AND TRUST COM
PANY. Trustee
WM. II. NICHOLSON. President.
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rENS TRAFFIC COMPANY
:. l., Cor. 9th 4 Chestnut Sts

Philadelphia. January IL. 1000.
The Board of Di ectors OF Penn Tratr,c
annual dividend OF 4Tc. payable Feb]rwmr, ]
It, 1929. to stockho ders OF record Janma ~
9th, 1929. Transfer books remain opsr
arCks viii he mailed ''
ALFRED NJ, GRAY. Troasursr
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INLAND COAL COMPANY FIRST MORT.
GAGE COLLATERAL TRUST go SERIAL.

Notice Is hereby given that. pursuant to
!. ini7 al bonds Of the a6oye Ss issue issue out; out,
ard arc hereby called for redemption on
March !. lO22. at lola 60 and accrued In
The bonds called with all unmatured
c. upvns ATTACHED should be presented for
Company Trustee CITY Hall square. Phila.
delphia, on or after March l.. lO:s. on , which G,
and all interest thereon Will cease.
INLAND GnAi. COMPANY.
A, n. ,PERShING. Treasurer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate trans
ters have been filed In the office
Of County Clerk Lee n. satte:-
field for recording.
Mountain State OIL Gas serv-
Ice Co., to the Standard OIL Co,
corporation: First, q parcel OF
real estate situate In block No. So
Of the Fairmont Development
Co.'s addition to Fairmont; sec
ond, a parcel OF real estate situate.
at the intersection Of Cleveland
and Locust avenue; consideration
$1,000 and upwards. The deed
bore $3.50 in stamps, indicating
consideration Of $S6,50o,
James E. Barnes and others to
George ". Barnes, three parcels
Of real estate situate near the
Tygarts Valley River in Marion
County containing 143 acres more
OF. less; consideration $1,000.
Mary N. Dlckerson and husband
to Frank B. Dlckerson, a parcel OF
land In Emerson street city; con.
sideration $1,000.
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PLAN TO
START JANUARY /

Tho Monongahela Employee AS.
composed OF the men an1
women of the NJ. p. & R. Co.,
which was started at the annual
outing this year. will start tunct-
ioning the first Of the year, accord
ing to a decision Of tho board Of
directors at a meeting held yester,
day. Dues are 81 a month and arc
collected from tho payroll lists,
Sick and accidents beenfits are "
a day for twenty:sIx weeks. When
the organization has u membership
OF 500, a death assessment Of so
cents member will be made
whenever a. death ID the organi-
cation occurs. and this sum will
go to the beneficiary. SAM E. Nil.
Ter is chairman OF tho board and
the other officers are B. F. HalseG,
vice chairman, and Earl II. Smith,
secretary and treasurer.
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MISSING AVIATOR WELL
KNOWN BIZ LOCAL PEOPLE

Col. Francis 9. Marshail. q. s.
Aswho With u. CHARLES L. Weber
was last heard q THURSDAY, &c
eordlng 70 Associated Press re-
ports received here. when their
airplane left an Arllpna AVIATION
field ana headed - the direction
of Mexico. is5well known here as
he attended adinnet given by the
local Rotary Club Two years ago
in the Masonic Temple for the
wives and daughters Of the club
members, and ths three local men.
Ward Lanhari, Cecil o. Mcdonald
and @, .. FtShugh derived under
him during the World War.
Nj, LAnhain said last night
that Colonel MarshalI is grad
uate Of West Point and Is resnrd
ed as one 81 the best IN tho serv-
ice. He Is almost go years, old. and
will be retired soon.
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FRE.iIGHTER AGROUND
OFF COAST SIGHTED

L SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12-The
Bgitish freighter orterio, carrying
fifty-five persons, aground off
Fish Rock on the California Coast,
fifty miles north OF Point Reyes,
was sighted at 1:40a. M. today by
the steamer Ell segundo, according
to a wireless message received at
the Federal Telegraph Co., beach
radio station here.
The FL segundo left San Fran
cisco last night to rescue the Or
terio. The I'll sogundo reported
that the grounded freighter was
being pounded on a STEEP, coast
and that 1t was unlikely any Of
the crew had gone ashore but that
II would not be difficult to affect
a rescue. Wafer was reported to be
coming into the hold Of the Or
teEo.
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engagement Announced

Announcement has been made
d the engagement OF Miss Mar
garet May Mathers Of Morgan-
town and George Milton Barrack
OF Man, W. Va. The announcement
was made on Saturday at party
OF pretty appointments at which
Mrs Max Mathers, her mother,
was hostess at her. home in Nor,
gnntown. Miss Mathers was grad
uated from Mount De Chantel
Academy and was also q student
atWest Virginia University. She Is
q member OF the Alpha SI Delta
sorority and Is also q member OF
the Col. Evans Chapter Of the D.
A. r. Mr.. Barrack Is a son Of Mr..
mud Mrs. William Barrack Of
Welsh, w. Va, and was graduated
lhtlk the Greepbrier Military
Academy at Lewisburg. He also at
tehIed West Virginia University.
He is now associated with his
father ii the coal business In Nc.
POWELL and Logan counties; at,
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TENTATIVE CAST
IFDREHIGH!SCH0QL
PIL.A|YAN.NOUNCED
The Pirates Of Penzance ES.
pected to Score Big Hit
January Is and IS.

~ s. 70 y b. g. 80
tentative cast has been select.
ed for %The. Pirates Of Pensances.
the Gilbert and Lulliyan opera 10
be- given at.the Falrmcnt High
School the evenings Of January iS
and 10. Two OF more persons
have been selected for practically
every part, in order that during,
rehearsals the directors may have
the opportunity Of selecting the
best talent the hieh school Fhas to
offer, rather than 10 pick the caat
immediately Practice In tho work
Is also q motive for securing
more than one person for q part.
the entertainment being given a
q project OF the boys and girls
Fglee clubs Of the institution.
The permanent selections made
recently named Gordon Roaen.
merkle as Frederick Bnvd Pattat.
Son, the pirate king: Ioa Ross
Samuel; Jackson Nutter. Major
Glen Stanley; Henry Thompson.
sergeant OF police: Martha oeuH.
ms, Edith: Amelia Pollock. lsa.
bel. The tentative cast Jncludss
Josephine Tenant and Evelyn
Allafd. who are trying for the
part OF Mabel. one Of the major,
daughters. Katherine Tost an6
Virginia Fletcher are practicine
the part of Kate. another Of ths
ma1or'a daughters. Virginia Hary
ley. Eleanor Smith and AdelaioA
Hawkins are working on the bar.
.of Ruth. Freuerick's nurssrs
maid. who is in love with .nim
Choruses of girls. pirate and 20
lice will assist In the WORK.
IN interesting phase Of thu
forthcoming performance Is the
fact that 1.-THE Pirate of Penn,
ance" was recently presented az
the scheuky High School In PttIa.
burEh. where a great success was
scored. Rehearsais have alreauy
started at the local school und..
the direction Of Miss L.. Amy Rlr
gle, dramatic Instructor. and Miss
Pauline Kirk. In charge Of til.
music department.
A display OF the dramatic tai
ent present in the high school.
which has already beeri shown.
was the Characterization effected
IN the presentation o. .Tto Glfc
Horse" at the chapel program IL
tho school last week, The cast,
which included members Of Miss
Riggle's public speaking class,
consisted OF Pauline ,Barcus, Jane
IAnawalt, jane Cunningham, Eve
Ign Allard, Gordon Rosenmerkle
and Van Maier Altman. During
the mornings program. which WA,
given last Thursday. an address
was made nv Mrs. George Debot.
Mrs. DeBolt's subject was "T'hs
Value\ Of High School Education
for Everyone"
Notes Of interest at the ktgt.
school at present include the FAC.
that Miss Bessie Jane Reed, libr
arian. is still at homo because i,
her mothers Serious illness. Mrs.
Ray Huffman Is in charge Of tap
library with Miss Eleanor Moi1l.
roy, a former high school grsdh.
ate. as part.time assistant.
Miss Helen Jackson, supervisor
OF art, and Miss Boyd, head Of III.
Latin department. were in VAST
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MeadoWbrook Man Kills
aMan and Two Children

James olello Of Meadbrcok Is a
prisoner In the Harrison County
Jail awaiting a preliminary hear.
Ing on a charge OF having killed
Joseph Grzzi, his brother IN law.
Guzzi's 6-months-old daughter and
Tonat Debaski. u s.yesr.nld child.
who was taking care OF the babj
at the GuSzt home Sunday night,
oiello was arrested by Clarksburg
police at Northview, a suburb Of
that city, few hours after the
triple killing Sunday night. ois1lp
had a grudge against his brother.
in.law and while IN n FIT OF angal.
Sunday night went to his home
and killed the three persons.
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Miss Virginia vocIrrodt. who viii
also spend Christmas there.
Judge z. NJ Shpwatter came
here last evening from Ransase
City, No, where he had been for
several weeks. Judge Showaitafs
accompanied the bodies Of bis
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. a. O.
showalter to smithtield, Pa, last
night, came on here and returned
there today With other members
Of the showalter family to attend
the. funeral which took place this
afternoon.
Mrs Jennie Engle, who has
bseh seriously I'll for several
months at her home on Walnut
avenue, IL not 30 well o. this
time. Her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Dobson OF Wheeling, will come
here soon TO see her.
Miss Jean BillingBlea has 70.
turned from Morgantown where
she spent the weekend, attend.
ing the Delta Tan Delta dance
there Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Smith are
spending several days In New
York City.
Mrs. H. B. Ferguson Of Emsr-
son streets Is a patient at st.
Mary's Hospital in Clarksburs.
Mrs, Brooks Fleming, Jr., and
her sister Miss Ann Boggess Of
Clarksburg, are spending several
days in New York
Walton Miller, Frank Haas,
Jack v. Blair and Harry B. Clark
were registered recently at the
Bellvue-s tratford Hotel in Ph!la-
delphfa.
Mrs. Harry Beatty and Mrs
Harry Clark Of Warrington and
the formers guest, Miss Mary
Ruttencutter Of Parkersburg,
were in the city yesterday as the
guests Of, Mrs. Carl Beatty. Miss
Ruttencutter was. en- route to her
home at Parkersburg.
Edward Ofner, son Of DR.. J. z.
otfner, is Ill with dlphtheria at his
home on Front street.
Frank L. Wilson, president of
the Clarksburg Casket Co. Of
Clarksburg, is business visitor
in this city today.
Mrs. George Fletcher Is able to
be out after a severe illness at
her home on Quincy street.
Miss Mary Jean Howard, little
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. L. F.
Howard, is recovering from an Ill
ness with tonsolitis at her home
on Madison street.
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PERSONALS


Oscar Sergeant has returned
from a visit with relatives in
Clarksburg.
R. NJ. Hite was a recent visitor
in Morgantown.
Mrs. Ray Robinson has returned
from Clarksburg, where she visit.
ed her sister,, Mrs, q. L. Bland.
Mrs. W. B. Stuck OF Grafton IS
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Anne Vockrodt left Sun.
day for Pittsburgh where she Wis.
itod with relatives and left there
today for Niagara Falls. N. ".
where she will spend the holidays
with her son, Frank Vockrodt,
and family. She will be joined
there next week by her daughter,
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McNEELY FINED Is

; John McNeely Of East side.
who was scheduled 70 be tried ID
Magistrate n. R. Musgrove's
court Wednesday on Z charge II
assaultihs and beating Audry Nc.
Nicely, his daughter appeared DO.
fore the magistrate yesterday az.
ternoon and entered u plea OF
guilty TO the charge. MaeistratS
Mussraye imposed . fine 81 IS
and costs, which MeNeely paid.
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AMERICAN consul
SHOfBYfNADMAIINl
Noted Actor, Author, Soldier
and Diplomat Slightly
Wounded by Bullet.

YALEETA, Malta, Dec. 12s-
(By the Associated Press 80
Mason Mitchell Of New York,
American consul on the island OF
Malta, was shot and wotnded to-
day near BarraccS. His aSsail-
ant escaped, but pursuit was i'm.
nedlately taken up. Mr.. Mitchell
was taken to q physician for
treatment. 3
Il know nobody who could
have done this" exclaimed Mr..
Mitchell a. assistance came to
him. IL .
The consul is described as per-
son q grata here and he has taken
Keen interest In the welfare Of
the island and It's people. The at
tack upon him has aroused indig.
nation. M
Wounded, tho bullet embedding IT
self, In his coat. He was taken
to his home where this afternoon
he was confined to his bed but
with the expectation that he
would be about in a day or two.
The shooting is generally at
trihhted to . mailman.
Mason Mitchell has had pic
turesque career as an actor,
writer, traveller, soldier and d.
Born IN Hamilton N v N
1859, he went on the Stage at
the age OF IS at the famous old
Broadway theater In New York.
He played with Edwin Booth,
Lawrence Barrett and John Me-
Cullough, later becoming leading
man with Nine. Modjeska. He
accompanied Mary Anderson dur
ing her theatrical engagements
in Great Britain. At one time he
managed the Garrick Theater,
New York.
In the Spanish War, he was a
member OF Roosevelt's Rough
Riders and was wounded at the
battle OF Santiago.
He served as American consul
at Zanzibar, Chungking, China,
and ApIa, Samoa. When the
World War broke out he took
over the British and French In
terests In German Samoa. He has
travelled extensively through
South America and the South
Sea fBlaads and has written ex-
tensiyely.
While consul in Cork he mar
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-12
Quota cub to Haze Paxty
Sfor FIFTY. Little Poor Gins
Xmas Afternoon In Y. w.
present being superintendent q
the Man Mining Co., at Man, W

present being superintendent Of
the Man Mining Co., at Man, w.
Va. ~ !
Miss Mathsfs Is well known in
this city, having frequently visited
here as the guest Of Miss Lotiise
Burns at her home On Locust ave-
nue..
Married Sunday.
The marriage OF Carlo Mocha and
Miss Sarah Secure was solemnized
at ST. Joseph,s Catholic Church at
II o'clock Sunday morning. Fol.
lowing the ceremony o wedding
dinner was served at the home Of
the BRIDES parents, aftef which the
afternoon and evening was spent In
dancing. They nave taken up thei!
residence at the home Of the brides
parents.
THE Voice Of West virginia.
Plans were formulated for the
sale Of "The- Voice OF West via.
sinia" at meeting OF the commit!
tee in charge Of selling the book.
let, (which was compiled and pub.
lished by the BUSINESS and PROBES.
stonal Women's Club Of this ci!y
for the state federation. The book,
which was attraetively prepared, Is
a beautiful affair, and "ono Of them
should be In the hands OF every
loyal citizen Of West Virginia and
should be sent also to other states
In order that the state which Ii
beautifully displayed In the book,
lot may be advertised far and
near" The book has been publish,
ed at considerable expense ami
must be sold in order to defray
these expenses. At the General
Federation Of Women's and Pro,
fesslonal Women's Clubs held al
Chattanooga, Tenn. last summer
the book was regarded as the mos,
attractive souvenir given out. Tho
federation Of the state gave, th1
books as souvenirs at a big expense
In doing Its bit In putting West
Virginia before :he states Of the
Union in its true light. The boot
only costs rs cents and is worth
lots more. II can be obtained from
the members of the/club or frol1
the Fatrmont Printing Co.
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SOCIAL
EVENTS
CONTINUED from page i've

who hthe club will give to needy
little children during the holidays
Twenty-three covers were laid for
the luncheon.
The program was In charge Of
Miss Berta Lucas. and the prize
ohered was awarded to Mrs. W..
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TREASURY sfIL REPORTED.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-In rec.
ord breaking time, the first annual
appropriation bill OF the present
session Of Congress, that for the
Treasury Department, was reported
to the Senate today by the appro.
priations committee carrying an in.
crease OF 1000 over the House
total Of $1,25o,0OO, and the bill was
passed last Saturday by the House.
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Mrs. Hlby Entertalns

Mrs. Chester P. Highly was hos
tess 10th 0 members OF the Travel
ers' Club at her homo in South
Park In Morgantown yesterday,
the meeting beginning at 3 o'clock.
Continuing the study OF India the
particular subject for discussion
wasS"The Religions OF India" led
by Mrs. Eel Roy Richards. Assist
ing Mrs. Richards were Mrs. Mad
ison stathers, who gave an inter-
esting talk on the subject Of Moh-
alnmedanism, and Mrs. Friend E.
Clark, who told OF some Of the Gus
toms Of Buddhism.
Mrs. L. D. Arhett read an inter-
esting paper On 1.-THE Social Life
and Customs of the HinduI." At
the close Of the meeting the mem
hers held q delightful social SEES
sion and Mrs. Highly served re-
freshments Of an enjoyable ma
ture.-Morgan New Dominion,
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Mrs. E. F. Morgan, the charm
Ing hostess at the executive man.
sion, was at home yesterday after
noon between the hours OF 3 and
8. Monday afternoon has beon re-:
served b Mrs. Morgan for her for
nal at home days for the winter
season.-Charleston Mail,
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Mrs. @. G. Riggs will entertain
the Wee-Fu Club at $3.50 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon IN her home
10 Maple avenue.