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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-06

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mibbel pirfer paa belle Spitemet %
aniporer Srganernes Sunftioner.
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til Or. Pctcr Sabrnen & Cons Co.,
2501 @aibinston 9lp6., Chicago,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-06

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andre Sjartosler bam / SuIutb. Ren
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for Sp~lrsninscr.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-06
Weien Robot G9nen.

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VIII Give Dance
AL Milner Grove.

AalAHAaA $500 7HaNn"
MANNISGToN, March 2s,-Fur
Their announcements regarding the
fight at Millner Grove, D., be.
tween Clyde kid Nay, local ban.
tamweight. and Battling Shat.
tuck OF Cameron were made yes.
terday BY the promoter. Paul WIN,
After the opcn.air fight a dance
will DO given In the park. An or.
chestra from Cameron will furnish
the music. Two preliminary bouts
Will come before the Nay.ShattucR
match. The first preliminary will
be between Homer Taught Of Man
nington and Knockout" Simms Of
Cameron. The second will be DO
tween two fast Cameron welter.
weights.
The fight at Milluer Grove, a
few miles west Of Wheeling on tho
National Highway, will DO kid"
Nays first fight since ho returned
from Hoboken. n. j., where no
witnessed the Dempsey.Carpentier
fight. While thore, he won a ref.
cree's decision in six rounds over
Benny Mentino, a featherweight.
While IN the east he worked out
with such well-known fighters as
Knockout Channey and frankie
Rice.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-23
Millinery Store
Furnishes Drinks

MANNINGTON, March 90
Mechanical contraptions that are
rs %grotesQue as the ridiculous
dreams one sometimes has may
be found In the new Max Linder
feature comedy. BE My Wife," a
Goldwyn release. For this photo
play. Mr.. Under has had 4 trick
room constructed which. to the
casual observer, is a fashionable
modlste shop. But the customers
are not the ones usually found in
such stores. When the gang is
"all there" someone presses a
button and all the millinery turns
into some useful instrument for
the dtspensation of cooling and
satisfying drinks. The hero is
quite at sea upon finding himself
in such a place; hut his reactions
arc quite normal and decidedly
humorous.
The story Of BE My Wife" was
written and directed by Mr.. Lin
der himself. II centers about the
hero's efforts TO convince his
sweetheart's aunt-his arch en-
he should marry her
niece. Until he disposes Of his
rival he has many exciting and
humorous experiences. It is a
typical Max Under comedy. and
sure to amuse anyone with a sense
OF the ridiculous. The picture
will be shown at Burt's theater
Friday.
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A few months after" said the
speaker, "tawlsaernethdai
speaker. ut was learned that this
young fellow was a regular black
leg and gambler"
Many parents" no continued.
do not give their children nalf
the attention they give TO their
stock or other property. or
course, they furnish clothes, and
spend money to secure a n educa-
ton for them, but what tho chill
dren need is not fine clothes or
an education, but spiritual educa-
ton and training in Christian SCR
vice."
The future depends upon what
we are and what we do while here
he said, aud no matter how long
one has been in tho service Of God
every sin he has committed since
must be made right and repentod
OF. You can't make up tomorrow
for the opportunities lost today,
he said. II we do wrong we can't
DIS good th!ngs after that and na7e
God overlook the bad things
without repentance.
Telling Of Jonah's final repent
ence, the Reverend Mr.. Cunning
ham said that lots OF people need
a whaling before they repent, be-
cause they arc trying to shirk the
duty God has placed before them.
Speaking Of the way In which
modern society upholds the great
er sins, he told Of seeing a man
convicted of stealing half a dozen
chickens sentenced to Ave years
In prison. Another man was SEN
fenced to from one to two years
for killing a man. "If you steal
five or six chickens" he said,
they give you five years; IL you
kill a man, they give you two
years; II you steal n railroad or a
corporation, they elect you to
congress Nand call you a great
man."
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Saturday NightD
A Fine Picture

MANNISGToN. March 22.2The
following. clipped from a leading
New York paper, does not exagger
ate. Saturday Night" the feature
picture at Burt's Theater today:
"All the crash and Jingle OF vivid.
est melodrama! All the poignant
heart-tug OF life's supreme adven-
ture of love! All the gorgeous color
that CLOVIS through every picture
made by Cecil B. De Mile! All OF
this-and more!
For here Is a story as novel az
next year's1style salon, got 3hrob7
btng with age-old, primitive liz
stincts that drive every man and
woman on TO their fate. The story
OF an heiress who welded her chauE.
feur, OF a washerwoman's daugh
ter who married a son Of wealth
OF these four, thrown together and
facing a new strange world"
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Bareknob Hill
Gets New Tank

MANN1NGToN, March pa
new water tank with a capacity Of
1890 barrels has been completed on
Bareknob Hill where the other We
ter tanks OF the city are located.
Besides tho new tank there are two
s00-barrel tanks. and a 1.200.barrel
tank, giving Warrington a total
water storage capacity OF 1900
barrels. Tho erection Of the new.
tank was under the direction OF A.
b. Baumann Of the Warrington wa,
ter department. Two tanks, hold
ing 1000 barrels, are hold IN re.
serve at all times, 1t is said. IN case
of fire In the city. The other two
r used for service to local PEG
pie.
1t was stated yesterday that thu
station was taking more than 5000
barrels OF water from the city wells
every "a hours, and that with this
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Rink
To Open Soon

MAENINGToN. March 2S.-For
tho first time In several years.
Warrington will have a roller
skating rink. which will be located
on the Haggerty lot on Monroe
street.
Workman are busy today remov.
ing the old building and cleaning
up the lot preparatory to the cree
ton Of the rink. A lease has been
obtained by the company, and at
the expiration OF three months
may OBJ extended IL the patronage
Is sufficient to warrant It.
Several years ago w. NJ. Mich
aels had a skating rink on Buffalo
street. where Shank's garage is
now located. It was very popular
with Warrington people.
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10 establish
new FACTORY
Local Company Locates
Branch Plant in
Scranton

MANN1NGToN. March 2s.-J.
s. Haggerty. owner OF the HaG-
gerty Stogie factory hero. has re.
turned from Scranton, Pa. where
he spent some time completing
plans for the establishment OF q
branch factory.
This enterprise has been under
consideration for several months.
and everything is now ready for
tho opening Of the branch in the
near future. It was stated by a re-
preventative Of the company yes
terday. The local factory has been
busy for several months and 1t is
believed work at Scranton will be-
gin at once.
No factory building will be built
for the present, but a building has
been leased. according to the
representatives, and will be used
for .. while.
The HaSgerty Stogie Co., or.
ganized in Fairmont a few years
ago, has had a branch here since
soon after tho organization. The
present plant is located on Beatty
avenue.
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state superintendent OF schools, In
which he sent his best wishes and
hearty congratulations.
Mr.. Furbec, president Of the
board, said that Logansport must
not be content to stay In second
class, but must become first class
before long. In this respect he Of
fered the cooperation and backing
Of the school board In any improve
ments that might be needed for
this objective. He was warmly
seconded in this BY Dr.. Vance.
Mr.. Michaels spoke briefly OF
tho work Lincoln district Is doing
and hopes to do which includes
the Standardization OF 10 rural
schools.
Mr.. Stewart took some pictures
Of the pupils and visitors. promis.
ing to send some to the school.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-23

stfpply at the high homes n Man
pgton are gefifir III h6 watef'
The nead: Ithas moi tRays beeh.
possible Tor pe6pie Who reside a.
Burt HIl and other high pl6tes iii
theEctty to get al the water neces.
sary but with the addition Of the
new tank and the many other I'm.
proyements which are beng made
at the station il is believed by 10.
cal people that tho station will get
water to all parts OF the city for all
purposes, and at all times. Fred.
Barrows is in charge OF the station
at present.
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PERSONALS

Ohio Dawson was a business visi,
tor in Fairmont yesterday.
! Mrs. Fred Beatty Is In Wheeling,
where she is visiting friends.
Mrs. |. C. Shaffer of Houghtoyr
Is Ill at her home with Influenza.
Jimmy Mauphin OF the Black.
shere OIL and Gas Co. in Washing.
ton, D. c., is In Warrington. Mr..
Mauphln was secretary Of the com.
pany's local office before going t.
Washington.
]. ". Huey Is confined to his
home by illness.
Wynn Smith has gone to Indian.
apolis, Ind, where he will be locat
ed till the early part Of April. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith returned to their
home here Sunday evening after a
trip to New York City. Mrs. Smith
will remain In Warrington,
Charles and John Kennedy are
In Pittsburgh, where they were
called by the death of'an uncle.
Mrs. Gordon Webb Is very Ill at
her home on East Main street.
Mrs. Calvin Brown is again abIo
to be out after being Ill for several
days with influenza.
Mrs. A. c. Hamilton and daugh.
ters, Helen and Mary, and son
Harold, were visiting friends In
Jericho addition Tuesday night.
Miss Elizabeth White has re-
ceired a now lot OF samples. in.
Guiding all dress goods and drap-
cries.
w. j. Moore OF Wyatt is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Ham.
ilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Rex and son
Jack OF East Main street, have re-
turned from a visit at the home OF
the formers parents In Hundred.
w. D. Brown, prohibition agent,
and Deputy Sheriff Charles Bartho-
low were giving things the "once
over" In MannlngtIn today.
E. D. Conaway Is building a
new frame dwelling in, Brookslde.
Frederick Fluharty OF Begun
who has ben Ill with pneumonia
for the past week, does not show
much change at present. Pneu.
monia developed from exposure aft.
er having influenza.
The Central Auto Corporation do.
llvered a new Ford ton.truck to the
Eureka Pipe Line Co. Tuesday.
S. Lee Murray, who fell from ono
OF E, o. Murray's delivery trucks
two weeks ago and fractured his
knee cap, Is not improving as rap.
idly as was hoped. Dr.. +. L
Flowers tapped the knee Sunday.
and 1t Is believed the operation
will make his recovery more rapid,
FOR RENT-one nicely furnished
room In easy walking distance
Of business section. Apply S25
Locust street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-23
Second Tourney
For hi School

MANN1SGToN, March 22.-The
final games Of the local high school
inter-cIaSs basketball tournament
will be played In the Burttown gym,
tonight and tomorrow evening and
Tuesday evening OF next week. The
tournament would, In all ~probabIl.
lty, have ended last week when
games were played between all the
teams, but the juniors and sopho-
morss tied for first place and au-
other series will be played.
The girls basketball teams, which
have not taken part in any OF the
tournament games thus far, will en-.
ter the coming tourney. Much In,
terest seems to be conferred in these
games, and winners are already be.
ing picked.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-23
Niece of Francis
B. Pierpont Dead

MANN1NGToN, March 4 \
c. Grim OF Brookside received i
message Tuesday night announe
ing the death OF his grandmother.
Mrs. Jane Pierpont parneil Il her
home in Pennsboro.
Mrs. Darnell was 103 years3oIds
and was q cousin OF the lata
Francis H. Pierpont OF Faifmontl
at whose home she treqnentty
visited In her Girlhood' days size
was the mother OF fourteen chill
dren, seven OF whom survive also
thirty-six grandchildren and
ninety-hve great-grandshtldfen
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to Build
New Garage Soon

MANNlNGToN, March 2S.-The
eight.room frame dwelling, situat-
ed in the rear Of the Bartlett Ho-
tel, will be moved some time this
week TO a lot on Railroad street.
Fred W. Bartlett sold this build.
ing a short time ago to Nelson no.
btnson and Bert Cunningham.
AS soon as the building is NOV.
ed, a foundation will be started for
a fire-proof brick garage, with six
rooms in the second floor. The new
building will be three feet Earth.
or back than the old building was,
thus making the street wider, Mr..
Bartlett will build the new struc.
ture.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-23
Eagles Planning
Many Activities

MANH1NGToS, March 22.--The
regular meeting OF the local order
of Eagles, Aorie No. 5S5, was well
attended Tuesday night, and one
candidate. Willard Glover, was In.
itiated. Two applications were re-
ceived and balloted on.
The local order Is planning for
some big times this summer, SINH
lar to other summer activities IL
the past. Several new members
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Taking Annual
School Census

MANNINGToN, March ga
Samuel Clark, a teacher in the
local high school. is taking :he
school census in Warrington this
year. This is required annually
by the school board, and is usually
done by the teachers. bat It was
agreed this year to turn the york
over to Mr.. Clark. Hs Is being
assisted by Robert Fuseee. The
entire town will be enumerated.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-23

.haye hccn taken INTO he lodge dur
ng The nast few months aud tho
charter IS now open for persons Be
tween thssagss IS and s..
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Yeaaer.eyard

Mrs. Minnie Yeager, widow Of
the late William Yeager, and
Marion Byard OF Seven Pines were
married Saturday evening at the
home OF the bride in Pyles avenue.
The Rev. John Beddow, pastor Of
the First N. E. Church. was tho
officiating clergyman. They will
reside on Bartholomew Creek. near
Seven Pines, where Mr.. Byard has
q farm.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-23
Auxiliary To Meet

The Women's Auxiliary OF the
local American Legion. will meet
this evening In the new quarters
in the Hamilton Building on Buff
falo street. This meeting will
mark the opening Of the new club
rooms for use as a meeting place.
The old partition has been re-
moved and the hall equipped with
new furniture. Tomorrow even
ing tho members of Charles MIL
Ian post Of the American Legion
will meet In the hall. Both SEES
sions will be important, and all
members are requested to be pres
cnt.
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elve Party.

A very pleasant party was given
Mrs. Charles shanks at her home
on Brush Run Monday evening, by
Miss Hattie Davis and Mrs. W. II.
Morgan, In honor Of the formers
birthday. Several young people
motorcd from Warrington for the
occasion.
Games formed the entertain.
ment. and at a late hour refresh.
nients were served by the hostess.
Those present we're: Mr.. aud Mrs,
Earnest Harry. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nor.
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis,
Miss Hannah Hupp, Miss Dora
Michael, Miss Hattie Davis, Mrs.
H. E. Davis, Mrs. W. II. Davis.
Audith Baker, Edgar Yost, FonEo
Dawson and Victor Dawson.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-23
LITERARY Society

The ArIon Literary Society will
give the following program to-
morrow afternoon at 2:45 In the
high school auditorium:
Song, believe Me II All Those
EndearIng Young Charms;" Life
of Saint Patrick. Ralph Floyd;
piano duet. Josephine Hartlieb
and John Gump; Lifo OF Emmett,
Archie Yeater: Wearing OF the
Green" Margaret Singleton, Pau
line Beamus, Helen Bowser. Helen
Kehl; Life Of Moore, Edward
Flanagan; reading, Derenice Hol-
land: fairy story. Virginia Ryan;
critics report, Mrs. Atha: song.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the society meetings,
held every second week. Two
weeks from Friday the Aurora
Literary Society will have charge
of the program.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-23
SOCIAL NEWS
To Meet TonIght.

A meeting OF the Women's Auxil,
larry OF the American Legion will ba
held at 1880 this evening In the
Odd Fellows Hall.
The Women's Auxiliary Will also
hold a bake sale at snodgrass' store
Saturday afternoon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-23

FOR RENT-one nicely furnished
room In easy walking distance
Of business section. Apply S25
Locust street.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-05-17
Way Cross News,

The farmers and gardeners were
glad to see the rain.
Mr.. Manly QUITS motored down
from Greenwood and spent the night
with Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Ransom.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Zimmerman
and children spent Sunday with their
mother, Mrs. S. N. Zimmerman.
Mrs. JIM, Smith and little grand
son, spent last Thursday with Mrs.
Carrie Ransom.
Mrs. sallie Bryan visited in the
home Of her son, Mr.. Ernest Bryan
last Thursday.
Mr.. Clyde Hamilton Of Edgefeld
visited in the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Hamilton, last
Sunday.
Mr.. Goody Lewis and daughter,
from Callison visited his rbother,
Mr.. E.. G. Lewis Sunday.
We are glad to report that Mr..
Lester Rearden is able to be up and
out again from having pneumonia.
Miss Nellie Bryan Of Edgefeld is
visiting her mother for a few days.
Her friends are always glad to well
come her; she has a smile and good
word for everybody.
Mr.. J. D. Moore is visitor in our
community often.
Mr.. F. S. Turner visited his uncle
Sunday afternoon.
Orange blossoms are budding in
our community.