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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
GEORGETOWN

Eugene Arnett was business
visitor in Fairmont one day last
week.
Harold johnson has gone to
Grantsville, Md. where he has &C
cepted position.
Miss Fay Johnson has gone TO
Pittsburgh where she has accept
ed a position as clerk In local
store.
Miss Belle Morgan was visiting
Mrs. Clark Merrifield of Fairmont
a few days ago.
The Rev. c. D. johnson was a
recent business visitor in FAR
mont.
William Johnson left George
town and has gone to st. Mary S
w. Va, where he expects to make
his home.
Arthur Arnett of Fairmont was
the guest of his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. James H! Arnett, recently
Mrs. Eugene Arnett, who under
went an operation in hospital
at Fairmont recently, is improV-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Barker
Of Morgantown were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. James H. Arnett last
Sunday
Ben, Sapp and Jesse Arnett of
Louisville were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs James Arnett last Sun
day.
Mrs. Ray Michael has returned
home after spending few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Shaffer at
Washington, D. c. n
Miss Grace Johnson will leave
this week for, Morgantown where
she will attend a summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Wallace and
children of Morgantown spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hess,
Miss Belle Morgan was recent
visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. G. Cough Of Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hess were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Arnett
recently.
Mrs. Betty Zimmerman was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Arnett
last Sunday evening.
n. E. Fisher was visitor in
Fairmont last Tuesday.
Miss Bell Morgan spent Decora-
ton Day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Richie at Fairmont:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. MuSgrave
were business visitors at Fair
mont recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fisher and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Fisher of Louisville spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Arnett-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
|IDINE0PATHISTS
ELECT ANDREWS
Local Physician Chosen as
President of State
Organization.

BENNINGTON, June 7.-Dr. ".
Andrews, homeopathic OF TINS
lity. was named president OF the
Vest Virginia State Homeopatnic
Medical Society at its meeting held
Yesterday in Parkersburg.
EsDr. Andrews lives at IL ClarRs-
}urgstreet here and is a we'll known
I omeopathist of this sector. 9th
Fofffcers chosen are: Vice,Dresl-
~. DIR C. M. Boyer of Parkers-
e r. and ecretary-treasurer, DIT.
saI..s 4of Parkersburg-
hnumber Of Ohio physicians par
s. Dated In the meeting, which was
Z imainIy for the purpose or &C
\ p1fshing the federation OF the
5tvirginia organization with
M tional society of homeopatn-
th q American Institute OF
neopathy, which holds Its next
ual meetings in Chicago within
next two weeks.
hree hundred twelve physicians
ssurgeons are listed as speak
orJ eaders of discussion on the
GRAM Of the Chicago meeting.
sg1S-23.
ne hundred fifty-six Chicago
tors have been appointed on
.4s MY zone committees on enter
tment of delegates.
breakers Will include Brig.
e Sawyer who is Presi-
Harding personal physician
ahead of the United States
He Health Service; DR.: Royal
AZ Eopeland health commissioner
New York; DR.. Fergie WOODS,
Eondon AEng.. secretary OF the
arnationaI Homeopathic Con
land admiral w C.. Brais-
ssEtchief medical officer of the
ted States Army.
oynrics on the prograb range
81, the ssoles Of the feet to the
3ctions Of the brain.
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C0IIN|g'|||
UNS.E tied lei TODAY | !
Trend Of Leading issues Oh
Market Downward in
Sales Today.

NEW YORK, June Trading
in stocks today was again fea-
tured by strength in some in
stances and uncertainty in other
Sales appropriated 100000
shares.
Opening quotations.on the, stock
exchange today gave promise OF
another unsettled session, the
trend Of most issues being dis
tinctly downward. Speculative
rails and oils were exceptions.
however, Wheeling & Lake Erie
common and preferred, Peoria &
Eastern and Phillips Petroleum
adding moderately to yesterdays
advances Lake Erie & Western
was slightly reactionary and Cali
fornia Petroleum made further
decline from last weeks vigorous
advance. In the general list,
pressure continued to be shown
by popular steels, equipments,
motors and some of the food
specialties. Preliminary quota
tions for foreign exchanges were
irregular.
Steels Of the merger variety
notably Midvale, Lackawanna and
Republic were bought later at
advances Of / 1-2 to almost 3
points and high grade rails har-
dened the close was steady.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
Big Bridge Run IN

Mrs. Charles Mortified, accom-
panied by her grandson, J oh NJ "a err :yH
rifield. spent Sunday with = er5#s t,sss
Glen Merrifield of Dakota.
Miss Maude Merrifields wa s@sth ri
euest of her cousin, Miss Grace Fct-SS
ty, last Tuesday a3l5:as
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fleming and
son Joseph of Maple ayenue,4 t.al rs
mont we're here visiting Mrs. FlemSs5
ine's grandmother last Gt1nd ay: 5RS
They also visited Mrs. 81 emln gSsssSs5
uncle, Will Fetty-
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ice and Ecn1liif1-llss3
dren OF. Dakota are spending asi nsSWFsas
days with Mr.. Ices moth Y I res
Charles Fetty.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles85G-t oe e. 2 ss nns2
children of near FairmontaSWeTess
here visiting Mrs. Goes .s.p;a lI e
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney NJ errlfle
last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs John D rl: snd@
the Iatter's brother, Samuel Rsy-S
noIds~ of. Writ County. were itT
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fettyss ~ MOT Oh
day evening So.
Ming in Fairmont last Thursday
John sayers of Radcliffe va Iss5
visiting Charles Merrifield last
Mrs: Jesse Fetty and children
and her mother, Mrs. Kisner, wereM
visiting Will Fetty sunday q after tier
noon.
Fairmout were visiting the la:tersss
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Met
rifield, Sunday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
Manningto Personals

The Rev. and Mrs.EO L Benedum
and daughter arrived last evening
from East Liverpool, Ohio, for a
two weeks visit with friends in
Warrington.
Miss Bell snider of East Main
street is the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. E. J. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McInturff
and family are leaving for ,Keyser,
" Va. where Mr.. McInturrf -
employed In a pottery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore are
the proud parents OF fine baby
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Glover
report the birth Of little son at
their home
"Big Bill" Taught moved new
gas engine to the well on his home
Mace Yesterday. He was also a
business visitor in Fairmont yes
terday.
r O. Murray was a business
visitor in Fairmont yesterday
r L.. Jones Of the Jones Coffee
and Tea Co. Of Wellsburg, w. Va.
is a business visitor in Manning
ton
The Warrington Building Co.
is moving into new offices in the
Bonk of Warrington, building on
Market street.
Harold G. Moore has returned
from a weekend visit with relatives
in Morgantown.
CLYDE H. Metz and Smith Low
there are making preparations to
go to Mexico. where they have &C.
cepted employmentei in the oil fields.
Mrs. Gordon L. Deyore Of Rymer
was a visitor in Warrington Mon
G. M. Fra1ey and S. E. Cunning
ham left a few days ago for Range
Texas, where they have accepted
Emmett W. Congleton has return
ed from a business visit in Morgan
town.
Clarksburg were week end guests
of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. u. G. Scott, in Howard street.
Miss Margaret Congleton has re-
turned from Ithaca, n. Y, where
she was student at the ithaca
School of Physical Culture
Marshall Matthews, Carl Flana-
gan. Robert Furbee and Arthur
Prichard left Monday for Shaver's
Fork of Cheat River. where they
will spend two weeks outing va
cation.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
1TcHELL SPEAKS HERE.

MANNINGTON, June 7.-Dr.
Baird Mitchell of Fairmont spoke
before the Kiwanis Club here yes
terday. His address is considered
one Of the best delivered to the
club for long time
Reports were heard from the
different committees, and nearly
all reported progress, but gave
nothing definite It is generally
believed, however. that full re-
ports will be ready before long.
C. l.. Snodgrass reported yes
terday that there is now apparent
certainty that the old Evening
Leader, Mannington's former
newspaper, will be started again
in the near future, but that no
positive statements could be maze
Just at this time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
i an s and costs each i Iti.
sTarpa 4 rairn.s Gsndeuoff was dis

4 W., and n costs each. The
Seharee against GenenoG va dis
missed
Acting Mayor Arnett IdsTed
tia all three men be tuTnedgoye
to- Prosecuting Attorney Era k tsS
Amos for prosecute on on thtsS
charge OF carrying the gun Ice
men ones and Daugherty took
the trio before Prosecutors An mos
a warrant charging erosion VIII
violating the Johnson anti
Weapon Law was prepared and
served upon him, He was then
taken before Magistrate.s - -
Blocher. where he entered q plea
of guilty to the charge and drew
a minimum sentence of six months
on the county roads
Marcho denied that the second
gun found in the weeds ear
where they were captured was his
property, and Amos
had him committed to jail until
an investigation could be made&oEs
his case. Cemenoff will be held4ass
a witness pending the disposition
of Marches case. Both OF the
men were locked up. in the acountys:
jail. III
Speeder Fined.
Mike Martin, a taxi driver, ar
rested at 4:S0 o'clock this morn;
ing by Policemen Hawkins4a and
Jones for violating the 5automobiIe5
ordinance by driving across the
South Side bridge at thirty-hNeS
for trial. Martin entered plea
of guilty to the charge and drew
a fine of SIS and costs. He made,
arrangements to pay and was re-
leased.
Alva Rhodes, who was arresteda
by Policeman Joe Hawkins a Is "a
o'clock this morning near First
street and CASTOR avenue. vas
next called for trial. He va 81 not
booked on any particular charge
but was picked up by the police dice
man because he was acting In aS
suspicious manner. He told acting
Mayor Arnett that he had recentlys
been discharged from the state
school for boys at Pruntytown1 anu ant
had come here last evening" rom
the home of relative In PRESTON
County to get a job promise "a bysIa sg
man connected with local lumbelr%TTs
yard.
He did not have any place to stay
and was just walking around thefs
streets until morning, wne en- ne
could look up his friend and Sgo . ,s
work, he said. Rhodes answers}thle
description of a young man who Nc
tried to steal couple OF autom q
biles in the city last night and md. "
be held until persons who So me me
would-be auto thief have an opnorzi
tuuity to identify him An officer
was also ordered to investigate: his MS
story of having a job PROMISE SS1nEa "a
local lumber yard He will be res
leased later in the day il the Off OFF,
GERS find no charge against u I'M
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
nIPLoMA EXERCISES.

d5asNNINGTON, June Z The
uation exercises to be he'd
fhas fcounty will be given at
ssnsT pwn Monday night, It was
YonsS ed this morning. This viii
/ fhe school year in Warrington
strict, II not in the entire coun-
Dna Of the most pleasant fea-
ia OF the exercises given at the
hngeyille School Monday nisht
sIlis week was the singing OF the
Ettso,Wn Jr., choir. These singers
sla.nsg excellent work at the COM
{{s al sing held at the Beegum
5irch last Sunday, and Distrir,
{arintendent "A. L. Thomas said
morning that this choir de-
We'd the highest praise for tue
/ Sgiyen Monday night.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, June Wheat
scored a moderate upturn in prices
today during the earl ydealings.
traders attention begin given
chiefly toleratye hrmness shown
by the Liverpool market. A dry
section which apparently was de-
iveIoping in the spring crop belt
attracted considerable, notice, how
ever, and SO likewise did continued
meagerness of receipts here. Offer
ings at. first. were light, and a
house with eastern connections led
the buying. Initial prices which
varied from. n to Is higher. with
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
STOLEN PIG.

.isS1NINGTON, June z. =
Il higgins, who lives just
~ the county line in Wetzel
was tried before Mayor j..
crack yesterday afternoon on
llilaEree Of stealing a pig. the
assrfyE OF James F. Cunning
/ an Upper Owen Davy Fork.
e vas proven that Higgins had
big In his possession, but no
Hence was su omitted to show
1.-THE porker came into his
4. and it; was further claim
Sat Higgins lives in Wetzel
and was outside the juris-
OF this court. The case
dismissed
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
sAoR cHILDREN's DAY.

esffsiA,Sr,SNfNGTON, June 7.-Exten-
Concentrations are being made
i3children's Day exercises in To-
3f,chIIrches. and Sunday will be
5eeone OF the most interesting Of
wears gala occasions If the
Ger is favorable -
{{articular attention is being Civ
4 4fnE5tha little tots in the primary
artments, but others VIII also
REPRESENTED, and a delightful
5gram is being prepared for each
SycI1 Special sermons viii be
sched att, the morning services.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
I dwelling STONED

BENNINGTON, June John
ikolowsky of Downs appeared be-
|s5 Mayor. T.. NJ. Barrack yester-
substantiate charge OF
"A destruction of property
Jack King. also Of Downs,
1T was shown by the evidence
(tSKing was visiting at the home
8 Jfriend5 when the alleged de-
sIction OF property took place,
Il he swas discharged. King was
used Of stonina Sokolowsky's
hsas and breaking some windows.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
REORGANIZATION SERVICE

Il AsNNINGTON. June I'm
IGNITION OF the birthday of our
{Eiona1 flag June IA, the local
30 81. will hold a public ser
IS as p. m. on the Central
hool lawn. :,
/, reuuIiest has been rendered all
bodies and all other frater-
ORGANIZATIONS in the city, as
HI as the citizens, ito help make
tEs daS a success. It has been
FEticrfa ,rlys asked that all the
}}ldTesn1 Of the city be present, as
Fl 4he intention to give them a
lnonstration of pure, unalloSeo'
Sericanism
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
SCOTT MOVES OFFICE.

HARRINGTON, June John
Scott. electrician. has recently
we'd This Office from Railroad
SET to the room between Ken
and Levelle's pool room and
He's PharmacJ-
Ehis room is now being re
dyaIed and repaired, and the
skS of electrical supplies Is be-
arranged.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK June Liberty
bonds at l. p. M: liberty 3ks
$1,000; first As s99.90: first 4 II S
s10o.o6; second ANS $9s.94;
third AXIS $685.; fourth ! x 8
5s99.9S; victory rs S100.60.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
BARRACKVII.LE
Successful Meetings

The series of meeting held the
last OF the week at the NJ. Il:
Church were we'll attended, and
were full of interest from the be
ginning. The meeting closed with
the Sunday services, at which time
two persons were baptized by I'M
mersion in Buffalo creek, with the
regular pastor, the Rev. w a.
Kerr officiating at the ceremony.
Have Good Meeting
Members of the Junior Baraca
Sunday School Glass werN enter
tanned by Romeo and Romulus
Lawler at the home of their pa
rents. the Rev. and Mrs. T. b.
Lawler on Monday evening. the
bows had devotional exercises,
good business meeting and a so
cial hour. They also received one
new member into the class. Re-
freshments consisting of ice cream
cake and lemonade were served
the guests who included Clarence
Beall, Harry Ice, Joseph Ice, Hear
Miller Harold Steele, Howard
HAYS Eddy Ice. Ralph Talkington'
Oraval Gump, Paul Straight, Omar
Nuzum, Harold Freeland, vernon
Freeland and William NSEtune.
who is assistant teacher OF the
class.
Buys Property
Duke Brand has recently puT-
chased the Herschel B. Ice prop
erty in Ice street. This property
is occupied by Mr. and Mrs Guy
Cunningham, who will continue to
be the tenants for the present.
Homo From Ohio
Mrs. J. l.. Tenant and daugn-
tiers Mrs. j. Glenn Hawkins and
Miss Josephine Tenant, have re
Gently returned from visit to MT
and Mrs William Sprague ana
other relatives at Cadiz, Ohio.
Surprise Birthday Dinner
Mrs. William Berry was given Z
delightful surprise birthday dinner
at home at Barrackville Sunday IL
honor of her thirty-second ami
versary She received many use
full presents.
The event was given by hel
brothers and sisters and fanny
Those present were Mr.. and MRS
VIM. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis =
Tenant, Mr.. and Mrs. Manor
Gump, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank berry
Lottie Tenant and son Clark
John Lewis Tenant, Edward N
Berry. Oggie P Berry. F'ra 11l1,, y
Berry, Charles A. Berry, BIN.
Berry, Robert Berry Ralph w
Berry, Mary Ramage Tennan,.
Georgia Ann Berry, Mary Bel
Berry, Flora May Berry, F'lorenc'
Gump, May Gump, Draper Gump
Motor Party
Mr.. and Ms. Charles Ice am
children, Mrs. Heron and the
Misses Nellie and Ruth RidgWay
formed a party which motoreo &c
Shinnston Sunday and were guests
of Mrs. R. Hardesty.
Prayer Meeting
The prayer service at the Beth-
esda. Baptist Church will be IN
charge of the Senior fBaraca Class
tomorrow evening. These youne
people are planning some speclal
features for the service, and 1t Is
hoped they will have a good at
tendance.
Church Services
Aside from Sunday school, there
will be no services at the M !. e !.
Church next Sunday, as the pastor
will be engaged at his other ap-
pointments The Sunday school
members are planning Children's
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Sophomore Picnic

Inc SOplOulo4C SiooS ~
high school assembled at the cen:
trail school building at 1850 yes
terday afternoon and students
witt, cars took the party, mum Der
ing 73, to Midway, formerly
known as Jo1iffe Grove, where
they picknicked the rest of the
day.
Mrs. Mary F. Simmons was the
honor guest of the class, and was
given evidence of the appreciation
in many ways. She was the class
advisor during the past year.
Other matrons present were Mrs-
c. M. Lowther, Mrs. L. II: Hess.
Mrs. C. o. Rymer and Mrs. TED
Jones.
Last night at 7:45 lights were
turned on, making the grove as
light as day, and in the glow or the
gasoline torches the youngsters
p1ayed games, stripped the willow,
raced, and did many other Things
to make the evening pleasant
weiners were roasted, and later a
marshmallow race was. STAGED.
Bill Jones won this race. The
class stripped the willow to deter
mine the best dancers, and the
prizes were awarded as follows.
First prize, Classy" Ryan; second
prize Marcus Gfllon; third prize,
Mrs. M. F.. Simmons. The class
returned to Warrington at IL
O'Clock last night.
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July s1.123s to s1.13 and Sep
TENDER SLIP were followed by
slight further gains.
Corn was frmer with wheat
After opening IL to ~ higher,
July 6OA to 6052, the market
continued to harden.
Oats were neglected and inclin-
ed to sag. The market started Is
to II @ Is lower. July So rs to
ssh but afterwards rallied some
what.
Provisions lacked support not
withstanding higher quotations Cd
hogs
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Pittsburgh Livestock

PITTSBURGH, June Hogs
receipts 1900 steady. Heavtes
81. 1O@S11 Is; heavy workers.,
light workers and pigs S1l. 4o@
S11. so.
sheep and lambs receipts 300
steady: sheep 81 Is; lambs $11.5O.
Calves receipts $50, lower.
SLIPS.
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An American-made. tractor Is now
used to drag the dead bull gut OF
the arena during the bull fights IN
Mexico City.