The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-29


sof the city. Both were brought
TO the city jail and charged with
lettering At police court his
morning the woman was fined $50
for lettering, and the man forfeited
a similar sum when he failed to
appear for trial
No School Monday-At The stu
dent body meeting OF the Normal
Schoo, summer school students
Tuesday. it was decided to take the
4tIi OF July vacation beginning with
Friday and lasting until Wednesday
morning. The students will be o.
liged to attend school on the follow
ing Saturday in order to make up
the work that was missed on Mon
day This plan was adopted by the
students so they might have more
time at home.
Abbott to Give Prosram-Next
Thursday at the regular chapel
hour at the Fairmont State Normal
School. Jack Abbott will give n1u-
steal program for the summer
school students. The program prom
l:cs to be very attractive one. and
a record attendance is expected Mr..
Abbott has sung man. times in pub
lie concert here and always has
drawn large and appreciative au-
dience-
At Cook Hospitai-Martin SARGE
ly Of Philippi was admitted to Cook
Hospital today and will undergo an
operation on his leg.
T. D. Council hit. D, Con-
nell, secretary of the Fairmont
Chamber of Commerce. is confin ed
to his home with an attack of
tonsilitis He is reported greatly
improved today, and it is thought
he will be able to return to the
office tomorrow. .... ~"
AT Fair1nont Hospital.-E. H.
Everly of Reedsville was admitted
to Fairmont Hospital for an opera
ton today as was also Joe REQ
of Idamay.
Streets to Have Bath In pre-
paredness for the Fouth OF July
celebration, Fairmont's main
streets will receive three baths this
week, according to water depart
ment officials.
Vincent to Speak Judge G. A.
Vincent will deliver an educational
address tomorrow evening at the
Quiet Dell Schoolhouse near Ham,
mond. His daughter, Miss May
Poe Vincent. will present several
musical selections.
Union Runs observation-disclosures
ton of the Roush Restaurant, cor
ner Madison and Washington
streets, has been taken over by the
Culinary Workers Union. This
action is a move in the unions fight
against the reduction in wages pro
posed by several restaurant owners
of the city.
New Church Planned-Member
Of the congregation of the Hoult
Methodist Episcopal Church which
was destroyed Tuesday night by
fire are planning to erect a new
loss has been estimated at $4,000,
of which So 900 was covered by in
surance.
New Church to Open-Officials
in charge of the construction of
the new Methodist Episcopal
Church South. Third street and
F'airmont avenue, expect it to be
ready for occupancy early in Au-
gust. The annual conference Of
the NJ. E. South in West Virginia
will be held in this church, begin
ming Septembe 6.
Leaving for Baltimore-Mrs. vir-
gil l.. Walls. of the East Side is
leaving tonight for Baltimore,
where she will enter the Maryland
General Hospital for an operation
for gall stones. She will be accom-
panied there by her brother, Clyde
A. Hill.
Transfer 6usiness-The NJ. R.
Transfer Taxi business has
started with it's headquarters at
the Moaongahela Railway news
stand. Transfer business as well
as taxis are being run by the con-
Germ.
Has Returned-Mrs Singleton
Paul. Wheeling. daughter Of L. E.
Sands. who had been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard W. Show
alter for several days returned
to Wheeling this morning.
From, Wheeling. Mrs. Edward
Remke and daughters. Martha
Jane and Virginia. of Wheeling
are the guest of the Rev. Boyers
Boyce of Maryland avenue.
In Grafton. j. M Scott,
Wheeling. general superintendent,