The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-01

marx the has reached at
this hour In Sfhe day This year:
There vas lille air stirring, ana:
| the morning. WAS sonnewhat un-
pleasant for those engaged In of
flee Work
one Arrest Only one person,
was arrested by city officers yes
by Chief of Police l.. .. Snider,
police court this morning, a fine
lofs IS was imposed. "a
Joint InstaIIation--here will be:
Joint installation Of officers OF;
the Fairmont lodge 4 o.. o. F.
and the West Virginia Rebekahf
lodge No. 81 on Monday evening.
Following the lodge session, re-
freshments WI be served.
Two Babies Eornnr- "A baby
daughter was born to aT. and Mrs.
u. D. Smith of route No: at Cook
! Hospital yesterday. daughter
was also born to Mr.. and Mrs: Troy
Hall at 207 Walnut avenue
offices Change shifts-The night
and day shifts Of the Fairmont po-
lice force changed today. Officers
Digman. Fleming, Dougherty, Eakle
while Officers Jones, Porter, Bog
CESS, Hawkins and Ford are on.
duty during the day. -
Window Boxes The window
boxes at Hartley's department,
store, which were recently placed.
have caused quite lot of <admiring
comment. The boxes had not been
IN use for four years, and this year
twas decided to place them again.
TITLED with bright colored geran-
iums. petunias and bright colored
foliage plants. they add quite a bit
to the attractiveness not only of
the store front but to Main street
as well.
At. Cook Hospital-Mrs. H. b.
Hawkins of route No I was admit
ted to Cook Hospital yesterday for
treatment. Mrs. al. l.. Squires of
Independence and ]. w. Grant of
Grant Town were also admitted to
the hospital for treatment.
First Day of Year.-This is the
first day OF the fiscal year 1929.
and will mark the beginning OF al
new year in the city, county and
state administration. The city
authorities will have the entire
month of July in which to make
up the figures on expenses to run
the city during the last year be-
fore the second Tuesday in August
when an estimated levy for the
new year will be laid.
Poor Dogs.-"For at least 500
dogs in the city only II dog.
licenses have been issued" stated
City Clerk Luke Arnett this.
morning. And worst of all. Mr..
Arnett explained, this is the last
day for the owners of the CANNES
to take out the licenses, without.
delinquency Licenses for female:
dogs sell this year for SIS, while
the license for male dog is only
So. Unless many owners of dogs
take out licenses soon, there will
be general slaughter of dogs in
this city, Mr.. Arnett explained.
Many Licenses Issued-The
grand rush for state licenses con-
tinued today at the office of Coun-
ty Clerk Lee N. cattcrfield. After
today. the state law provides for
10 per cent fine for delinquents.
Yesterday was the biggest license
day of the year. The following
licenses were issued: soft drink,
81; tobacco SO, slot machine 1,
restaurant II, miscellaneous IL.
pool room IL, and drug store 4.
Bunner Named President-W.
H. Bunner was elected president
of the qualization board at a meet
ing of that body at the court
house this morning. Other mem
bers of the board are w. R. Mar
tin and r. l.. Cunningham. The
board met this morning chiefly for
the purpose of organization. An
norncement was made that the
board would sit the first. third anu
fifth day of July as an examining
board. and that on July s the body
would sit as an equalization board.
MRS. EFAW TO BE
BURIED TOMORROW