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GRAVE CRISIS IN
BANKING CIRCLES
OF EUROPE. FACED:
Efforts Being Made to Obtain
Big Loan for Germany to
Save Situation.

&C. LONDON, July 10.--(By The
Associated Press) &c. Germany
financial crisis seems to be: a sur
ject Of paramount concern in the
British press, which today dis
cusses the question exhaustiyely,
stressing the danger confronting
the whole of Europe.
According to the Daily Te1e-
graphs diplomatic expert. a com
mittee Of the cabinet is consider
ing the situation. which it is I'M
derstood comes before the full CAB
met tomorrow.
This writer believes the Allies
may decide to invite an immediate
reassembling Of the international
bankers committee granting it the
fullest powers of recommendations
on all aspects OF the reparat ions
problem The Daily Mails political
correspondent says British repres-
entatives of international financial
houses are sending demands Of ex-
IRENE urgency to the British gov
eminent that it take steps to help
Germany. Efforts are being made
to secure a big loan for Germany,
he said I. 8 25$s a III VI
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"A story that is very stirring and
quite out or S the ord nary sisV
..Buried Treasure the feat,fre at !
traction at the Nelson today With !
Marian Davies as the star. |
The story starts out with al
rnasqued ball, and later it developesl
into: strange and weird experi-d
ence, affecting the leading charac-
tiers. while on g. voyage to the
Southern Seas.
on the trip. the knowled geof
the buried treasure Com es. to tha
party IN her unexpected man
.ner. and a search for it 70 Ilows, IN
which here are many exciting sit
uations. Bsy7 553,
Movie Chats and ascomedy with
not much to commend It, are the
added fea lures. N -;
S 3sss7 W IT he Dixie #55
With his usual characte ristic
spirit and inimitable good humoE.
Charles Ray appel today at the
Dixie IN "a NIidnig hts 3
Z AS a young fel low WI tn lots OF
pep, and "a determine ionSston make
good. he fairly revolu ionizes ths2
poorly paying general storesof Abb
tnerN Grey, a small It own SIN eTcha1te
and then starts out to run suoNs&
the supposed ghosts I'M the GVfitagsl
church. that had been closed for aI
year because of their presence
F1is second nigh the schurch
discloses a secret passage HIGH
he investiga nd indings$
bring to light aBgangs GRO ks.
While it is byssno Srns ansf his best
picture, his workstn not po q is
appoint. i.4i
Buster Kea ton Is alsoI seen In
Ellis Wife Relatio
The Princess.
Cullen Lands and Patsy Ruth
Miller have the leading roles finss
Watch Your STEP showing at the
Princess today.
The story relates the experienced
Of two young men, one hai1ing frpE +
the city, and the otherF (Ndr.5 Lana is)s
from a rural district Then their
paths cross, and they both aspire
for the hand and Z heart OF the
same girl. This leads to COM
p1ication Of affairs in which our
friend from the country comes out
ahead. as everyone hop dshewouId q;
Robinson Crusoe5is thesadded at
tractf on 4ss
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A1neffaN lakes Fed1so, me
Threats gai11sf Persons
Cunning U,1HcensedDogs

ment Co. to Lawrence Mclean, a
parcel Of land in Fourth Ward.
Consideration $4,000.
yerna May Gruver, Minnie E.
Kirk and J ohm w. Kirk to Charles
Powell, a parcel Of land in the
Hamilton addition Of Fairmont.
Consideration $500. n
James r. Ice and Mary Ellen
Ice to IesliesL. Ice and Geneva B..
Ice. a parcel of land in First
Ward. Fairmont. Consideration
$1,000.
S1 Albert c. $Kinkaid and Sarah j.
Kincaid to Charles S. Carpenter.
a parcel OF land in the Mononga--
ahela Industrial Co.'S addition Of
iFairmont. Consideration 81 500.
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Pathological
BIBLE QUESTIONS AND AN
SWERS
Questions.

Il Who anointed David?
@ Who did Naomi's two sons
marry?
g. What is the meaning OF the
name Moses?
A. Was Saul remarkable for his
activity?
S. What was Saul com pared to
and consequently called?
s. Where was the Mount Of
Olives?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
l. The Lord s prayer is found in
Matthew 6:9-13.
g If we forgive men their tres
passes, God will forgive our tres
3. The name David means well
4. The first commandment Is:
eth gu shalt have no other gods be
fore me-"
Do The Book OF Job is in the Old
Testament.
s. Zacharias was the father Of
John the Baptist
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COAL SHIPMENTS
OFF LAST Is WEEK I: (.
Hoover's Fair Practice Com
mittee Holds SEES
u, sion Here.

AS result OF the Fourth Of July
holiday lull and the effects OF the
washington conference, the weekly
coal shipments out of Northern
West Virginia took a decided drop
last week. There were 81, 6oos IONS
of coal shipped, or AZ, 200 tons less Tess
than the previous week
Shipments or the various d1v1-
sions were rs follows: B-56s o.
SMonongah, 1850 tons; Charleston,
1900 tons n; Connel1sv1lle, $500
tons; Cumberland, 50, 500 tons
EMonohgahe Ella, go. 500 tons: Morgan
town WI selling, 300 tons:
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Western Maryland Belington,
Weaver & Northern. 400 tons;
Personal Mention.
z. r. Lempke. represe ntative OF
the Equitable Fuel CO., Baltimore,
was in sFairmont today.
Fair Practice Meeting. 81
Fl Last week a meeting Of the
Hoover fair practice committee o.
Northern West Virginia was held ED IN
Fair1pont with Howard w ShoWal-
ter, chairman, presiding.
Coal operators have been urged
by the committee to keep down the
price to the Hoover; maximum be-
cause Of the good influence that 1t
will have on the6industry and the
public at large:SfIt was emphasized
that it was important to keep faith
with Mr.. Hoover, H. b. Martin, Elk
ms, member of the committee,
the only out-of-town member. was
present. The Hoover peak for
Northern West Virginia is $3.50 for
mine run.
Daily Shipments.
One hundred and thirteen cars of
coal were loaded east off the Mo
nongah Division, B. & o. on Satur-
day. while those going west num-
bered two cars. Twenty. cars Of
coke were loaded, all OF which went
west.
Forty-six cars Of coal were load.
ed east off the Charleston Division,
B. Il O on Saturday.
Daily Railroad Fuel.
Twenty-eight cars OF coal were
loaded for railroad fuel OFF the Mo
nongah Division, B. & O.. on Sat
urday. All Of this coal was secured
by the B.. & o. except two cars
which went to foreign carriers.
Ten cars. of coal were secured by
railroads off the Charleston Divi-
sion. B. & o., there being but one
car going to 8 foreign carrier.
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RADIO PROGRAM T
program \ Tonight
=, EII..ss.Rl....;.a,baIJ5scores \

b. M Baseball scores News.
sssss sSomebody,s#Bi Birthday Tod lay, by
SSsE 1sa ALLEN. "a n Editorial for
SsVpom eli, II, . by Florence Davies;
Letter from Farm and Home. /"
of business cond1.
Tons he National Industrial ST FL
SConf Board.
81 Z ID Governme nt mar
INC t#reports. and report OF the
Stock Exchange.
sp. IA Baseball scores. y
das principles, by BENJAMIN !
seAIoore, supreme representative OF
Of ythi as.
85s3 Of n - bedtime story
fort Chill dren; Uncle Wiggily's
dtimes story:
sSSs Es9s IS. N - M usic
-: n. Baseball scores.
IS 81 p: a - rlingto time
Program Tomorrow
S3f.:3 q n s.. u. q and at fifteen min
ss,ite$i intervals thereafter aseball
ssS 81 IN .Bas eball scores. News.
.sSome body's Birthday Today. by
Eel len n a NJ Editorial ia. tor
Vom e1l, by Florence le' DaYies'
tai kEsons dress. = !
ssKnights4 Pythias Band of Kit
ssf annlng,#SPa sP. O'Connor m an
SSSSager. Il.
s. II Government mar
reports and a5report Of the
I'M levy ork8S Stock Exchange
%p.K M Baseball scores Z
s8dens and Home Beautlfylng, Dy
StWrssy b. cFate. Turtle Creek,
f the Valley Planning
saAssocia On. and member Of the
SNationaEsWomen' IS Farm and Car
anssAssociation.
o Il d. B m - bedtime story
ssfor; the children
N ~ usic.
ssssSI0 I. Baseball scores.
OF So 5. m - Arlington time
signals.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate trans
fers have been recorded at the Oh
flee of County Clerk Lee N. Satter-
field:
to Nancy Maid Lafferty. a parcel
Of land in the Fairnont Develop
ment Co.'S Addition OF Fairmont.
Consideration $4,000
Monongahe1a Valley Traction
Co. a corporation, to Edward Slack,
a marcel Of land in Madison street,
Fairmont. Consideration $4,000. u
Edward Slack and Minnie =
Slack to Fairmont Recreation Cor
poration, a parcel Of land in Madi-
son street, Fairmont- Considera-
ton 81 and other consi Grafton.
w =. Hawkins and Marian HaW-
kins to G. Milton Hawkins, par
eel Of land in Church street Of the
Eighth Ward of Fairmont. Con
sideration 81 and other considera-
ton.
Fairmont Development Co., cor
poration, to Charles 3. Highland,
all the coal underlying parcel OF
land in the Sixth Ward OF Fair
mont. Consideration $40.
Cyrena Baker$and Elias Baker
to w. Baker and Alice Baker, a
parcel Of land in Warrington Dis
trict. Consideration 81, etc.
John w. Current and Winnie
Current to w. L.FMcHenry. a par
eel of land in Winfield District.
Consideration S 5000
Fairmont Developm ent Co.. to
Mary Black and Eta Black. a
parcel Of coal in Sixth Ward, Fair
mont. Consideration SIS.
Fairmont Developme nt Co to s.
Ray Holbert, a parcel OF coal IN
Sixth Ward, Fairmont- Consider
alton SIS. ~
Fairmont Development Co. to
the Monongah Glass CO., a parcel
Of coal in Seventh Ward, Fair
mont. Consideration $40.
Fairmont Development Co. to
E.w. Howard, J. NJ. Jacobs, NJ j.
Lantz, Eli Musgrave, Z. Pc Carr,
w. r: Crane. r. NJ. Hite, Charles
w. Robinson and I. n. Tough.
trustees Of the First Meth dtst
Episcopal Church, a5parcel Of coal
in Sixth&Ward of Fairmont- Con
sid GRAFTON S 2 II ny.
Fairmtont 3 uildlng and invest "A est
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Mines EN- psi adj
~ j u y
-ll7d7s.1HH u ~. 49, 3
I14 s5273
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Conditions improved .slI ghtly ons
the 3 e. o Railroad cas- OF
Grafton Friday viii Oh had u BEEN
crippled for seevral I'd ays& owing tos
the shopmen' ss strik II There rss
four trains moved Fri day agsSSsta|
two the previous da ~ a th4%fbHEl
trains ~ Is loads we're moved sscSoaa
coal loads, hoWev er,S were q rawns
over the Allegh .S
ion b & o 81 b ere were 80 SsIpads3
of general freight "a oveda Fridayossii
which twenty cars WeTefco al
At midnight Fri day there WeTsl
fSS4 un1noved eas t bound frelghti
loads at Grafton ID fch 646sts
cars were coal
5s DaiiyS S Fipner1t
Off the Monongah&D iVfsionSB s&a
10 " Friday there were ski fght5
cars OF coal loaded east yEhils1
sixty two loads Of coal we're 1oads3
led in that directio OFT the Gharst
lesion Division 3
Daily abroad Eue
Thirty three cars Sc coal sSweIea
loaded as railroad fuel orr ths4
,:Monongah Diyisio Oh 81 81
Friday, and al u of thi #tpnnageswa
secured by the BIZ 80 sxceptasiS
cars sSS5 xgsfs
or the Charlie gtons Div ION "A
s& o. there We're tHsns thEea
cars Of railroad fuel loaded Fridaygs
all offWhich was received 4 by thss
b & o. EXCEPT sones car
Ell Personal lent ons
Harry :SDietz,Y ittsbuggh zlafsics
sentatiYe # ofS ID g 3ss
Railroad, was IN FsairTnont8 Friday
7 Johnson, trafff managsrB
Goals CO.. las returIS
ed from IA "trip to- Pittsburgh
NJ I'll. Gates, Philad elphiassEI.
ID .Hi1eman#andS Paul 1ilemansoE
Cleveland Ohio McNaughss
and Is. Rachli OrontoS
Sterling Coal q GlsYe Hand ar
In the region X 81
55 To lmproxesP Plants
s The CONSOLIDATE Coal Cos
preparing plans sands spgci cattpss
and has asked for bfdsd
shafts for q new Ihina]
yeloped ~ new
New Riyersdi vision ngaI sloh # D .Sa
Va. The irIn wi ssaed WILT
the YORK atss once laFss 49,
Etonnage zwiil Bed 9aad ~ I
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Payment PropoScd.

PARIS, July 1O.--CBy the AS
ISOLATED Press ~ proposal pro-
viding for. the payment Of all he
remaining cash installments due
this year, provide ed MI Germany.3is
granted a moratorium of 3atEleast
two years. was brought to Paris
today by Germany representatives
according to uno official informa-
ton which reached the separations
liss rs i5
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued at the office Of
County Clerk Lee N. Satterfield:
Pauline Carey, %: Barracksv1lle,.
and Denz1l r. Mundell. %, Fair: Fair
mont
Edna Bogard, 81, Catawba, and
Jessie Weaver, 10, Morgantown.
Lou Weaver, father OF Jessie Weav-
er, gave his consent In writing.
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AHas your GIRL . oood earrI7oe,

"Has your girl a good carriage,
lBiu7n
"G'wan, she ain't got no car
rlage!s
n i"oh, mean has she : good
walk 7' Ss
"irl say so--'bout two miles from
the factory to her houset~iee y
lars .5S .3s I'll ca II
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81 Cut ont the picture on all four
sides. Then carefully fold dotted
1Sifnees 81 It's entire length. hen
s9d otted line land SO on. Fold each
IND erneatn accurately.
3iWhen complete turn over and
You'll find a surprising result. Save
,Sthe Spictursa.3s
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X Still In Operatlon-County Off
GERS went to Panther Lick Run this
morning and found a still in actual
operation. Hezikiah Anthony, col
ored, was arrested and brought to
the county Jail in this city. At the
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70 Grant Concessions.

. THE HAGUE. July 10 (ByT
the Ass ociated Press Russia is
ready to grant concessions for
new railroad lines and 4.OOOsO00E
hectares of land t9,SS0:OO0 acres)
for agriculture, it was announced
by the Russian delegation here.
tod au
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Still Quite HID. T. Purcell
continues quite i'll at his home on
Locust avenue extension.
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ssss1F
SXllDN e al!:s y ~ "a
C.;.ENS :O'lRESHIRI::;;'::s

39,TTfs
g Criticism and eoxas1aeu on sst ne.n1et
ats the local eaters 1pSS1I
they roovie EcsnsorshipS con1rnittse9o1.y,,t
Wornan's Clu6 of 8Eairnannt-Sggl7 p ~ 81
6oes y not azsatrEae Y ~ go
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AWARDED
PAVING CONTRACT y.

Continued from paEr onss
approximately the same. t total lin g
in all about $4,150.
The letting Of the West Fourth
street paving contract occurre6
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h Excursions - Next Sunday the
pitts burgh & Lake Erie Railroad
will run an excursion to Pittsburgh
The rate is s2.70 for the round trip
The b. & o. will run Sunday excu1-
sions on July 30, August 13 and All
.pust 81 at s2.7O for the round trip.
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Berry Pickers-One hundred and
twe:lty-one berry pickers Went 70
Louisville on the morning r. =.
F.. and Monongahela Rallroad trans
10 get a supply Of blackberries.
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AfotorsEto Wallace..

Motor to WaIIace.-Mayor and
Mrs. W. w. Conaway and Mr. and
Mrs. d. E. Kidd motored to Wal
lace. Harrison County, yesterday
Kidd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs C. A.
Pfggott. Mrs. Kidd and son.,
Charles William, remained there
for a visit.
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Toby.

Dining Room Suite (Jaco-
| bean bean oak) consisting OF s chairs,
buffet and china closet.
Living room suite, davenport
4 and q chairs uph olstered IN span
sish leather:
This is practically new furniture,
high grade must be seen to be ap-
722 Walnut Ave. Phone
B55azSsNs
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judge Returns Judge Emmett
M. Showalter of the Marion County
Criminal Court and Mrs. Sho"a!ter
returned this morning from i've I'VE
weeks trip to the Pacific coast.
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VIII con fnue ind ersst the employ
5rn1ent ofsR the lew management.
The new agency will s haveSsfts
IN the Palace Res
Btaurant Building, on Adams
street, and Will open immd eiately.
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OPERATORS AND
MINERS EXPECTED
TO RESPOND

Continued from page one)
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lamp Posts r epainted-Ihe
hosts on Madison street were re,
s:ss:nIaaired HSaturd az. The bulbs ana
ssgIobe leaned and the posts
were covered with a shining IN coat
ofSblack tn %5
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time Ulcers made @fhe1sra1dss!
stheHownerw assmakingspure


squor outsofg rye: S
Reaiste ring The regis;
:tration books are at the Office OF
the county clerk today for the
purpose Of permitting all those
who were not registered during the,
time allotted to get their names
on the books "a number of those
who did not get to register came
IN this morning and were duly
registered. Registration will COZ;
tinue again tomorrow.
No Contracts Let-The County
Court was in session again this
morning and this afternoon for
the purpose of considering the
bids on the Union District road
projects, but at O'Clock this
afternoon had not let any con-
tracts. The court will be in ses-
sion again tomorrow to work on
the bids. There are at least eighty
bids, and a careful consideration
Of all of them will require much much
time.
Few CompIaints--3The equaliza-
ton board was in session today
but few persons appeared before
the board to complain of the as
sessment. values of their property
The board will be in session, until II
about July 8 0.
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In Fairmont Supday-Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Mccarthy of Superior,
Mich. who are visiting friends at
motored here yes
terday and spent the day with
friends. NJ
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s..as,s
LATE WANT ADS.

n,NE Tered oak bed, with
.sS#snrings S II. 90. Call 31S-J
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Nesw4 u effective gency Here
I'M !sssssss,TheY unionSDetec Agency OF
sssMorgan vii II " have a 5abranch
&offfceE IN this city. The NJ organ,
:sstaIWsni "a asirencys has secured control
The Corbin-Sch1 osser Detective
Saryfc ofss this city and will take
s.Soyar&the sFairmont company y M
1T was announced to:
aFdayTbysO &. Nv Rogers, manager Of
ssfba agency. The purchase
SFssofNinterest was made from >. p.
s.ssHorrbf the local service, who
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Ats cooks Hospital-----]Byro l "a N sn-
Elinso Observation-Disclosures {; q m!noi
today at COOK 1ospi1ai'
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~ offIcfa Board TO M eet-The Of
EfIcfal board gof the First M r.
Church will hold a business SEES
bsfonS Immediately after the prayer
~ ssaeting service "Wednesday
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TIE e..

Fair tonight ana
warmer. "a.
Local 9, q. e. Readings 3l'::.
Greed Botya.rrd. Ob
'53 T Temperature at
us a. M. today, So,
Weather yester,
4 day, clear; tenn
sperature, maxi
Is mum M So; mini.
mum, 61;; no pre-
y cipitation.
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card to- Meet.T uesday5 evening :
sEatsssS 81 o,cloc the official board OF
gfhesM. e. Church South viii meet me
ssinS the chur oh.
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Waterman Uses Stones-By the
use OF rocks the night matchman at
the Universal Products Co. was able
Of scare away an alleged burglar
at the East Side plant last night
1t developed today, however. that
the person who was heard at the
plant was John Coleman, who was
picked up during the night by city
officers charged with being intoxi-
Gated. A warrant was issued today
for his arrest on a charge of break
ing into the Universal Products
plant. In the meantime. he is sery-
ing out a $40 fine at the city jail
for being intoxicated.
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Visiting Friends Here-Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Griffith of South
Clinchfeld, Va. near the Tonnes
see line, have been visiting friends
in Fairmont. They arrived here
yesterday from Elkins where they
had visited relatives of Mrs. Crit
fifth, and left this afternoon tor
their Virginia home. Mr. Griffith
was an employe of the chemical
company when it first began oper-
atoms here, and later was asso-
ciated with the Fairmont Mining
Machine Co., severing his connec-
.tious there to take charge OF the
stores of one of the large coal
companies at South Cline hfield.
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MINERS FORG ES
TIGHTlV' J! / G 5l4lOL
lin LOCAL REGIONR
CONTINUED from page ono, II

moved 12s loads Of freight to4thes
east and 229 west Thirty cars of
coal were moved west III the NJ oilss
ongah Division, \ E. s e
IN The Coke Belt
n y total#of 100 cars Of coal were
loaded on the NJ onongabela@ Rail-
way Ia nsy1vahia d as t.. week.
This, with i the except on Of
day, was the heaviest al y4asspros
duction last week One hun ~
and fourteen cars were 1soadedSeas
Friday. ss.
This morning two I'D d itfonalS
mines were started q on the dfvt-s
sion, which means that thereaares
TWENTY-FIVE mines q wor there
today.
There are i "a emp ties placed to-
day on the d vision:
EsA ctives oday,sSS Sat
Mines Emp=aL oad5$
Railroad esa Ing 4
b. & o.
Monongah Div...$. g II 8 Isl
Charleston Div. 6 = 90 SIS
Connel1svi1le Div. q III
Cumb erland % w.. 2 % o 66R
Morgn'tn e King. 80 11D 43%
Morg'tn &ssiWheels 4 Q IA 2 NJ
Monongahela. . *5ssg62 5ssii
Western M
Belington. Weaver
& Northern h. u. tssS1 2 Sss al
o iii AN OF
Y F ~ ~
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Repair CASTOR Avenue--Wo Ok
4 nn CASTOR avenue was started to-
sSday. and t. sshoped that the rougn
ssnIacess i be eliminated IN the
course Of e a few days. The hrst
nt will be- to relay the
sEbricks rs ust slow y airm mon av en-
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Twins Arrive-Twin boys we're
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Dickens at noon today at their
home in Morgantown avenue. Mrs.
Dickens was before her marriage
Miss Virginia Barnes.
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Teachers Examinatfon-The last
teachers examination for this year
will be held at the Central School
Building on the East Side begin
ming at 8 O'Clock Thursday and Fri
day. July IS and IA. according to
an announcement made today by
County Superintendent of Schools
r. A. Barnes. Teachers desiring to
take tie examination have been re
quested to register at the office of
the county superintendent on
wednesday. The examination will
.be for elementary, high school and
special certificates but will not be
for renewals.
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Merchants Before Mayor---W. F.
Green and Jacob Miller, two mer-
chants at the city market, were be-
fore Mayor w. w. Conway in po-
lice couft this morning charged with
fighting. They both plead not gull
ty to the charges, and many wit
nesses were called to testify IN the
case. Miller was fined $40 and
cost while Green was released.
Evidence showed that Green had
been renting restaurant booth at
the market from Miller, but his
lease had expired and it was neces-
sary for Green to move out. Last
Friday when Green his place Of
business to move, Miller interfered
and the trouble followed, it was
said. A number Of blows were ex-
changed. Miller sustaining a bad
cut under the left eye.
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Severely Burned-Roy o. Dent
OF Morgantown. 28 years old. was
admitted to F'airmont State Hos
pital this afternoon suffering from
very serious burns about his face
and eyes, which he sustained
while at work for the Vaughn
Black Coal Co. Both eyes are
badly burned land it is feared he
may lose the sight Of one eye.