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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-20
LOS PERIODICOS MEJICANoS
ASEGURAN QUE HAY ESPIAS
DE ESTADOS UNIDOS EN-
MEJICO

CIUDAD DE MEJICo, noviembre
19.-Algunos periodicos aseguran que
hay numerosos espias .americanos en-
este pals Les argnmentos Que aportan
esos diarios son de que recientemente
mente un proyecto de ,ey regulando la
venta de petr6leo, presentado en- la Ca
mara Ell jueves por la noche fue como
cido en- Estados Unidos ell mismo dia
por la mafiana..
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Ell CAMPEONATO DE BILLAR

NUEvA YORK, noviembre 19.-Ed
ward Horemans de Belgica derroto a
Jake schaefer, campe6n mundia', por
uuinientas carambolas contra trescien
tas veintiuna; Rogerconti de Francia
derrot6 Hagenlacher do Alemania
por quinientas carambolas contra tres
cientas cincuenta Y cinco.
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CURZON Y PoINCARE LLEGA
RON TAMBTEN A UN ACUER
Do AcERGA DE la ALBANIA
FRANCO=INGLESA Y LA CUES
TION DE INDEMNIZACIONES

PARIS, novielnbre 19.-Los resulta-
dos de la conferencia ceIebrada a me-
dio dia de hoy en- ell Ministerio de Re-
laciones Exter1ores la que tambien
asistio M. Avezzano, son muy salts
factories. Las cuestiones relacionadas
con La nueva alianza franco-inglesa fue
ron discutidas con la mayor sinceridad
por 10 que Sc espera la renovation de
la alanza y IN acuerdo especial en- to-
dos los puntos esenciales de la misma.
Sc disiparon las err6neas interpreta-
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no, derrotado Morris Weinfeld
democratic. Los partidarios de este no
aceptaron, sin embargo, la decision,
habiendose propuesto presentar Ia
oportuna reclamation.
En- el dsstrito vigesimo, el repre-
sentante Henry Frank, dek1ocrata,
dijo no estar conforme con la peque-
ma mayorfa. lograda por F. H. La
Guardia, republican,, habiendose ma
nifestado dispuesto acudir al procu-
radhr de distrito con la oportuna re-
clantacion.
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10 QUE HA CoSTADO AL co
BIERNO LA ! TRANSPORTA-
C1ON DE CoRRESP ONDENCIA

WASHINGTON, noviembre 49, FL
gobierno ha psgado las companies ma
vieras extranieras la suna de cinco
millones y medic de d6lares por haccr
el servicio postal con los puertos de
la America del Sur.
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Ell GRAMO DE RADIUM BAJA
A SETENTA MIL DoLARES

WASHINGTON; noviembre 19.-Se
snuncia que Ell precio de un gramo de
radium, que antes vala ciento veinte
mi. d6lares ha bajado a setenta mil
d6lares, debido que acaba de ser des
icubidrta EN- Africa una extepslsima
nina de radiunL
Esta information fue dada la publ
cidad por t'The United States Geolo-
gical Survey.
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iSE REANUDAN. LAS RELA-
CLONES DIPLoMATICAS EN-
IRE MOSCU Y TOXIC?

LONDRES, noviembre 17.- 1.-THE
Times asegura que han comenzado
has negociaciones entire los gobiernos
de Toxic y Moscu para reanudar Las
relaciones diplcmaticas,
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LAS LABORICSAS GEsTIONES
DEL NUEvO CANCILLER ALE
MAN, NO TIENEN RESUL=
TADO

BERLIN, noviembre 19.-M Will
helm Cuno estuvo esta mahana en- Pa
lacio para notifcar al presidente Ebert,
que sus gestiones para formsr Minis
terio no han tenido 6xito.
Ebert rog6 al sefisr ouno que inten-
tara un nuevo esfuerzo.
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Ell SEGUNDo INTENTo DE
CUNo, FRACAsO TAMBIEN

MADRID, novieinbre 19.-El canci-
Her cuno volvi6 esta tarde Palacio
y notihc6 al presidente Ebert que su
segundo intento para formar gobier-
no, ha fracasado tambisn.
Ebert conferenciara esta poche con
los lideres de .os partidos palitieos.
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Ell REY ACUDIRA Ell Jt1EVES
ANTE Ell PARhAMENTO

LoNDREs, noviembre le.EA rey
Jorge v leera .! rtroxilno jueyes su men
safe ante ell nuevo Parlamento.
La session para elegir Ell Speaker Ade
la camara dara comienzo mafiana ms
nueve en- punto.
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Sc HA LLEGADo A UN COM
PLETO ACUERDO EN- LO RE-
FERENTE A LAUSANNE

PARIS, noviembre 19.-Se anuncia
oficialmente que Lord Curzon, NJ. Poin
care, ri. Avezzana, han negado un
complete acuerdo en- 20 relative la
conferencia de Lausanne
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PERFUMES DE coTY AL
ALcANCE DE ToDos

Una idea nueva y nuevo exito: Los
Flaconettes son envases de cristaI en-
tubos de aluIninio, que gentlemen los
mas celebrados perfumes de Coty-
= Organ, L'or, Jazmin de C6rcega.
Styx. i Efflert, que Sc detallan tn
peso. A la Tenta en- todas las perfu-
mertas.
! Representatives.: .WKMAN q SHINE,
Allen 81. San Juan. P. B. Advt.
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LAS APUESTAS

Asbgurabase aver que en- los cen
tros fin4ncieros de esta ciudad ha-
bian circulado mas de sS,000O0O en-
apuestas relacionadas con las pasa-
das elecciones.
Pocos dias antes de aquellas el
'dinero ss inclinaba q favor de- Miller
en- propotcion de 2 g i pero faltan-
do POGO para Ia votaclon, die IA vuel-
ia y Sc apostaron sun1as q favor de
Smith en- proportion de 3 a. !.
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Omitted Press, via AL America Gables


IONDRES, noviembre 19.--Con mo
two de las noticias que llegan de Pa
ris acerca del acuerdo concertado en-
tire Curzon v Poincare prop6sito de
la alianza franco-inglesa, ell reri6di-
co Manchester Guardian, que como
Sc sabe es casi el 6rgano del sefor
Lloyd George, publica un terrible ar
ticulo contra e. ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores senior Curzon, quien ha cal
do, dice, 'ten la ratonera sin haber ex-
perimentado la satisfaction de conner
Sc el queso".
"The Manchester Guardian" elogian
10 Ia habi'idad perspicacia politica
3el jefe del gobierno frances senior Poin
care, dice 10 siguiente:
'Poincar6 ha trabajado muy bien.
Penso que para que "a alianza franco
inglesa fuera un hecho, era preD iso
llevar Curzon Paris, v dar1e una
nueva muestra de identification con-
1ee1@o' COO 1hu0oCA ce Id uAO COSAeAVO
de la mano Inglaterra para If Lau-
same y defender los intereses de su
amiga, cambio de que Inglaterra con
sintiera en- renovar los terminus de Ia
vieja alianza franco britannica.
Els precise reconocer, dice ell peri5di-
90, la inteligencia del senor Poincare;
pero asimismo convene poner Gle re-
lieve la incompetence del sefior Cur
zon. El pTimero es I'm politico gigan-
te, Ell segundo es I'M politico niio.''
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UNAAINMENSA PLANTA DE
EMPACAR CARNE DE CERDO
HA SIDO DESTRUIDA PoR UN
INCENDIO

CHICAGO, noviembre 19-I.a inmen
sa rtanta para e,npaear carne de GER
do. propiedadSde u casa Armour, ha
sido destruida por un incendios
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EgobiernIIoI' 10 De Estados Unidos de-
nuncia y cOndena Ia propaganda
eQfavof deunaguerracOn Turquia
Manifestations terminates de la
Casa Blanca

A las que Ilevan La correspondence
para los paises de las Indias occiden-
tales Sc acaba de pagan la cantidad de
un million doscientos mil dolares.
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HA MUERTOAE AEL RE
PREsENTANTE NOLAN

NUEvA YORK, noviembre 19.-El
rbpresentante j. Nolan ga baaecido
anoche en- California.
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WASHINGTON, noviembre 1e.-
Ell Departamento de Estado Ia recibi--
do informes de Pekin de que ell senior
George Hahn, misionero americana en-
China ha sido secuestrado por los ban
lidos.
Ell Departamento anuncia que enviara
al Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores
de China una vigorosa protesta, ext
giendo del gotierno la Immediate liber
lad de dicho ciudadano.
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Sc HA IMPUGNADO ANTE LA
CoRTE Ell IMPEACHMENT" Sc
GUIDO POR LA ASAMBLEA MU-
NICIPAL DE GUAYAMA CONTRA
Ell COMISEONADO DE SER
VICIO PEBLICO
The New York herald., 1922-10-09
NEAR EAST CRISIS
AFFECTS BOURSE
Substantial Reaction Expected
From Hesitancy Prevailing
i'm Last Week.

Special Cable TO TIE Nrw Torx HERALD.
Copyright, 1888, by TUE NEW YosK IInnsLp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Oct. =.
The French Bourse last week was
marked by constant hesitation. due to
uncertainty prevailing over the Near
East situation and British concern over
the Turks demands for greater conces-
sions than originally anticipated. AS a
result buying decreased, with drops in
nearly every division. though the varia-
tons we're not considered sufficient to
give cause for alarm. and 1t is now
believed that the beginning OF the week
will see a substantial reaction and a
new Franco-British accord.
In fact the closing sessions had
already shown an upward tendency
chiefly when il became known that
Soviet Russia was likely 10 be admitted
to any council for determining the
future regime OF the straits. This seem
ing indication that the big Powers real
ize that Russia must be taken into con-
sideration In any European settlements.
even II SOVIET MOSCOW Is not recognized
dc jure. may yet prove the initial factor
In bringing back Russia into the council
OF nations
Whether the Communist Deputy Her
riots visit 60 Moscow will convince big
French business interests that there Is
reasonable chance of thoir not losing
by Investing in Russia under the pres
ent regime Is not yet quite certain, but
VI. Herriot's friends declare he is COM
ing back with an elaborate scheme for
French participation in Russian indus
tries which not only will retain Frances
old prestige In Russia. but will give an
important outlet for French material.
Naturally the Boursc quickly seizes
all such rumors, giving impetus TO the
Russia division that will be well worth
watching for the next few weeks. Deal
crs In Russian securities are being be-
sicged from all sides for information
as to The present situation in Russian
factories. and are receiving orders from
nearly every European country for Rus
sian shsres-even Germany. notwith-
standing her alleged alliance with Mos
COW. being unable TO control the Russian
securities market.
The only other outstanding feature Of
the weeks transactions II found IN the
financial division. where some doubt was
The New York herald., 1922-10-09
GUARANTY TRUST CONDITION.
New York

The condensed statement Of the con
dltion of the Guaranty Trust Company
OF New York as OF September go issued
to-day, shows deposits of s4si-2is74s2 -
and total resources OF S579,s4l05e.b b6
Surplus and undivided profits total
81, ,sDf bos.l1. an increase Of about 80, 90
over the last published statement Is
sued June 3O
The New York herald., 1922-10-09

EXPRESSED as to Finance Minister de
7 ~ astevrie's new issue OF 6 per cent.
bonds having the success hitherto en-
loved The Bourse itself Is likely to
feel repercussion. II is said. as the
bonds nrovide more or less unfair COM
petition for the national defense and the
credit loans. as we'll as virtually In
crca sing the national initiation. cfrcu-
latlon Jumped VI nearly 1,o0o,0oo,o00
The New York herald., 1922-10-09

francs last week as a result of the new
notes put out by the BanQue de France
but II Ia understood that these are to be
balanced by the first billion received
from De Lasteyrie's latest issue.
The New York herald., 1922-10-09
wATERrowN CHEESE MARKET.

WATERFOWL. ~ ". oct. s.-cheese
sales: $500 boxes at 227sc.
The New York herald., 1922-10-09
JESSE L. LIvERM0RE

Statements herein guaranteed but based
upon information which believe to be accurate and reliable
The New York herald., 1922-10-09
Mammoth oil Company
by the
CAPITAL Stock 2,OO5,OOO Shares No Par Value
Teapot Dome Field
(Wyoming)


of Petroleum Reserve No Wyoming This
by United States Government Oil Re-
developed for the benefit
the United and the Mammoth Oil Company
The Company during past brought well flowing
from 10000 of depth of
15o0 drilling 20 wells which have drilled
through ol-bearing sand
The Salt capable of producing
proxnay existing wells which the
time running barrels This production
line and tankage
facilities been provided
pipe built from the Wyoming field probably by the Sinclair
Pipe which owned jointly the Sinclair Consolidated
Oil Corporation Company Indiana There
which will for 100000 barrels
of
A limited number shares of the Mammoth Oil Conn
pany will be offered for sale Monday morning, October
9Th, Application has been made to list this stock
York Curb Market Orders for the purchase Of
these should be placed through broker.
The New York herald., 1922-10-09

Continued on Page nineteen.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-28
RELIGIOUS
a Resume Of Events In Religious
Circles For Present and
Future

Representatives in the Bourbon
County Christian Endeavor Societies
were present at the monthly rally of
the Blue Grass Christian Endeayor
Union held in the assembly rooms of
the Second Presbyterian church, in
Lexington. Rev. F. M. finder, pas
tor of the North Middletown Chris
tian church, was the chief speaker
on the program. Robert Rose, of
Paris, president of the Union, pre-
sided. Young people from the En-
deavor societies of Paris, North Mid
dletown, Georgetown and Winches-
ter were present. Short talks were
made by a number of the delegates.
All members of the Executive
Committee of the Christian Endeayor
Society of the Presbyterian church
are urged to remember the commit
tee meeting Thursday night at 1880
O'Clock in the church parlors. I'm
portant business is to be transacted
and everyone is requested to be
present.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-28
TOBIN-BAPPERT

A wedding that came somewhat in
the nature Of a surprise was that of
Mr.. Hatfield Bappert, contractor, and
Miss Rosie Tobin, both of Paris, which
was solemnized at six o'clock Sunday
evening at the residence of the offici-
ating minister, Rev. Father William
O'Hare, pastor of the Church of the
AnnunciatiQn. The ceremony was wit
messed by Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Davis.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Bappert left for a short
visit to relatives of both in Cincin-
natl, and on their return will make
their home at Mr.. Bappert's residence
on Cypress street.
Mr.. Bappert is senior member of
the firm of Bappert e Determan,
brick contractors of Paris, who have
furnished the brick work for some of
the city's finest buildings. He is a
member of the Odd Fellows and Ma
sonic lodges. The bride is a daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Tobiny- of Bourbon county, and is a
sister of Mrs. John Shine, Miss Mary
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-28
"FATHER-AND-SON" MEET TO
NIGHT AT Y. M. C. A.

Great enthusiasm and interest has
been created in the "Father-and.
Son Meet" to be held at the Y. M. G.
A. gymnasium this evening.
The athletic events have been 60
lected so that the dads" will have
ito go some' to win.
A quartet. will be on hand with
darky songs. Mr.. Harry Kerslake
will be in charge of the music. Mr.
Harry Murrison, Community some
leader, is expected to be present
also. DR.. Mather will "jaz" a bi,
on the saxaphone.
Mr.. Ernest Hatley, new directo,
of the Grand Opera House orches.
ira, will give a few selections O,
Arkansas Hoe Down" on his fiddle
The program will close with a few
short speeches and an Artick Pie TO,
each one present.
I Mothers who want to watch thu
program will be welcome to occup1
seats in the gallery Of the gymna.
SUM.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-28
McGUIRE+STURM

MEG
Paris friends of Miss FOLSOM
| Mcclure, who was for some time a
member of the Paris High School
faculty, and later principal of the
Millersburg Public School. will learn
with interest of her engagement to
Mr.. Harry Gale Sturm, of Clarks-
burg, West Va. The wedding will be
society event of the coming June.
The Parkersburg, West Va, News
says:
| Few of the announcements of the
early spring season will be read with
more interest both in this city and
elsewhere than that of the engage
ment of Miss Folsom Mcclure and
Mr.. Harry Gale Sturm, of Clarksburg
and Buckingham, w. Va, the news
coming as charming surprise to the
many friends of the young couple,
who are both well known throughout
the State.
''The vehicle through which the
interesting news was given to the
public was beautiful appointed
party given by Mrs. Mary A. An
drews at her home in Avery street,
with whom Miss Mcguire resided
while in this city. Miss Mcguire
was in the city for a short time en-
route to Morgantown, and Mrs. An
drews invited in "a coteire of her
friends, presumably to a surprise
party, the occasion also being the
birthday anniversary of the honor
guest
Miss Folsom Mcguire is a young
girl of exceptional personal charm
and possesses culture, an interesting
personality and other qualities that
have made her much admired. She
is graduate of the Kentucky Uni
versity, at Lexington, KY, and re-
ceived her M. A degree at the Co.
lumbia University. Her home is in
Lexington, KY, and she came from
that place to this city, where she
was home demonstration agent for
some time and won a host of friends
here by her interesting personality.
She accepted a position with the
State last March and is now special
list in recreation and rural organiza-
ton for the State of West Virginia
with headquarters in Morgantown.
"The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. r. Sturm, of Clarksburg.
He is member of the Theta Chi
fraternity and also of the Caravan. ,
He is the county agent for Ushur
county with headquarters in Buck
harmon, w. Va
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-28
BLACKABY-ANGELL

The wedding of Miss Ethel Eli
zabeth Blackaby and Mr.. Wilburn
Angel, both of near Hutchinson, was
solemnized yesterday afternoon, al
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. w. Blackaby, of Hutch
ison, Rev. w. E. Ellis performing
the ceremony. Mr.. Ounce Angel
brother of the bridegroom, was best
man.
The bride is very attractive
young woman, who has for some
time been in the employ of w. Ed.
Tucker as saleslady in his Paris
store. Mr.. Angel is engaged in
farming near Hutchinson. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Angel went to the groom's
home, where they will reside.
The following announcements have
been issued:
"Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Blackaby
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Ethel Elizabeth
to
Mr.. Wilburn Angel
Monday, February twenty-seventh,
nineteen hundred and twenty-five"
cat Home
Paris, Kentucky
Route Seven"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-28

urday afternoon at 5:45 o'clock at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett,
in Robinson. 1t is to be very
quiet wedding, with only the imme-
date relatives in attendance. Both
Mr.. McIlvaine and Miss Garrett are
well-known and very much admired
here. Both are members of college
fraternities, and popular with their
fellow students.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-28
Government Positions

Young men, women, over II, de-
string government positions, $3.50
monthly, write for free list of posi-
lions now open. j. LEONARD, (for-
mer Civil Service Examiner), 935
Equitable Building, Washington,
ID. c. (24-2t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-28

Tobin, and Thomas Tobin, all of
Paris. This is Mr.. Bappert's second
matrimonial venture, his first wife
dying in this city about a year ago.
The many trends Of the couple in
this city are extending their sincere
congratulations and good wishes.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-28
GARNETT-McILVAINE

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Gar
nett, of Robinson, Harrison county,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Martha Ashbrook, to Mr..
Ernest McIlvaine. of near Cynthiana.
The marriage will be solemnized Sat-
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-28
MATRIMONIAL
A Record Of Dan Cupid's Doings As
The Days Go By

Charles Burns, of Mt. Sterlin,
and Mss Ada Shields, of near Paris,
were granted a marriage license Sat-
urday afternoon by County Clerk
Pearce Patton. They were accom-
panied by Miss Shields father, AL
bert Shields, of Bourbon county.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-28
SHANKS-HUGHES

County Judge George Batterton
officiated Saturday at the marriage
of Morris Shanks, aged twenty-three
and Miss Virginia Hughes, aged six
teen. Consent was given by Miss
Hughes mother for granting the
necessary license.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-28
TIP for Lioyds.

Subhead-"Bridegroom buys insur.
ance against rain on wedding day."
How about a policy against squalls
later on7 someone up and asks.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18
RIVESNILLE

Services iu the liiYesville NJ. +.
church. south. for tomorrow will
be as follows: Sunday school at IN
a. m, George Hamrick, suporintcnd.
ent: preaching Sunday evening at
O'Clock. Preaching service A.
Monumental at II a. M, and at Mar.
Vim chapel at 3 y. m.
Bible Glasses.
The second ward Bible class held
a meeting yesterday'cvcning OF. the
home T. Mrs. Ella Hess. The at
tendance was reasonably good, AMI
the lesson topic was made very In.
terestinK. Sylvester Arnctt Is lead.
or OF this class They will hold
their next meeting on Friday eve.
utnG at tho home OF Mrs. Lee Tooth
man. Second ward class will have
a meeting Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. md Mrs. Harry HAM
rick. with Mr.. flamrick az leader.
Third ward class meets Monday eve.
Ing at the homo OF Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Clayton. J. II. Freeman Is
leader Of this class. and u good at.
tendance is requested at the meet.
ing for Monday night.
Repair Shop Opened.
Daddy" GrIcc. one Of the best
known residents here, has recent.
ly opened up shoe repair shop In
Center street.
Boy Scouts.
at this weeks meeting OF tho
BOY Scout troop there was an un-
usually good attendance. Scout.
master A. c. Linden gave the troop
a lesson on semaphOre drill and
preparation for the tenderfoot tag'.
Tho troop Is plnnning several camp.
ing stunts for the coming summer,
Including n 97.mile hike 10 Chca;
mountains. Tenderfuot test will
he given early In March. and all the
members OF the troop orc IolkiuC
forward to getting their badges.
SeT' recruits keep coming in. aud
the R!vesvilIe troop will urdnnbteG.
ly hold its own during the white
months Ey learning scmap1orc,
Telegraph. and the Morse codes.
Shop Closed.
Tho Rivnsvillc barber shop was
ont o! business for several days
this week as the proprietor. James
Thorn, was confined to his hona
with an attack OF Influenza. Phys.-
clans report thai the.e arc man"
cases OF this disease in III . town at
this tine.
Epworth League.
Tho Junior I:pworth league which
was organized a. TIE hogirning ~
this month is doing splendid work
among the younger people OF The
church. The following officers
were elected by the nominating
committee: President, Gerrude
Wilson; vice president. Elhnrt
keener; secretary, Ruth Hamriek;
treasurer, Francis Gricc: junior
topics quarterly agent, Iessamlne
McDowcll; junior superintendent,
Mrs. thomas: assistant superln.
iendents. Nellie Hess and Dorothy
Mcdowell: overseer OF first and
second departments. Nellie Hess;
first department, devotional CON.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18
Some Local Sport Chatter

team for second place honors in tho
league.
In the second game the Fleming
school players, the league leaders.
continued their winning streak by
taking the measure Of tho Butcher
five by the score Of 1914. The
game was fast and interesting and
the largo crowd that attended the
contest thought for a while that the
Butcher five was nlso going TO up.
set tho old dope" bucket. Tho
Butcher boys played a much better
game than usual, while tho Fleming
floor men displayed their old form.
A large crowd saw the contests
and was we'll pleased with the show.
ing OF the lads. Bintz OF tho "YT'
handled tho whistle.
Next Friday the Fleming and
White school fives will hook up.
while Butcher and Miller will meet
In the second clash. This prom
ises to be a real bill for the local
basketball fans and should draw an
other full house. :