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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

The Missouri engineer who wa,
stricken with paralysis and opcr
atcd his engine tur IS mile, to the
next station, must have had an
non Will.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
REGIN HERE TODAY

Had the voice Of her father. dead
on tho battlefield 90 France, at
TEMPTED to reach the ear 81 his
daughter
ethel. CAREW7 She wondered
ana mystery piled on mystery
Hound 10 the home ~ hor wealthy
and grim uId grandfather,
LUCAS CULLEN. SENIOR In ST.
Florentin. where be- lived near the
scene ~ his early struggle Tor
the timber lands ~ northern
Michigan. the Elfl had met the
mysterious Young stranger who
called himself
nAENEY IOTTEELLE He had
asked the way tn Resurrection
Rock. that island % mystery in
Lake Huron. and then disclosed
20 Ethel n leti"r containing =
message from Ethels father. The
letter was written 40 the time ~
the armistice but my father.
cried Ethel "Waa Killed In Iunet'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

approximately 100 100 ooo bushels Of
grain Is exported from New York every
year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

mayed eggs are the latss, rrins,.
"'onuoed BY one OF the largest grocery
EXAMINATIONS In New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

Il goi in cur own army then. hut
I had the luck 10 go just after the
Msrne. with tho CanadianA spent
the winter ~ l9l5.isis In Lon.
don. was Jus, kid. tempo.
rarily on crutehes. with . slight
wound.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Opera Matinee to Help
Victims of White Plague
Special Performance of ia
Boheme" Is Planned for
Thursday. Dec. IL

A .pccial matinee performance OF
@Ia Boheme." with Mile. Bori and ~
Glgl, will be given at the Me'ropoh-
tan Opera House Thursday. December
u. under tho auspices Of the Women's
Auxiliary Of the Hospital and House
Of Rest for Consrmptiyss al ln"ooa-
op-Hudson. New York City. Among
those taking boxes and 'ssts are Mrs
woodbury. G. Langson, Mrs. Andrew e
Z,brsde. Mrs. Clean W. White Mrs,
Henry Coleman Drayton, Miss Louise
scott Mrs. Thomas Ellis Brown III
Mr,. Charles D. Jowrie. Miss E,hel
zabri.ue, Miss Edith Ivlns. Mrs.. JOAN
Adams Dix. Mrs. James b. Van WoeTt'
Wiss Emily Bueh, Mr.. William ~
crnJkshank, Mrs. Lucius II. Beers, MT'
T. Gordon Hamersley, Mrs. byam n.
Stevens. Miss KathArine Du bois' MISS
Kane. Mrs. Howard Townsend, Mts.
George B. Wagstaf and MS Chafie'
Frederick Frothingham.
Desirable boxes may be obsalneo ~ y.
the once Of the House OF Rest, sz'
Madison Avenue. Seats will be on
saIe AZ the Metropolitan Opera house
tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
A5Az6etT Palmer Zoea1ag

pi,s HoicIikiss is the deJuidnte
daughter Of Mrs. Horace Hotch-
Kiss.
uiis Knight reiH be introduced
70 socicfy oi dance rchioh her
mother, iirs. Charles Daniel
OriL, ,siH sire for her on Deeem-
Der %, at the Rils-Cariior.
Miss Nfaud Smith is rho debu-
ianlo daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Schuyler Smith.
Via Reynolds Is a dOushier Of
Yss. n. NerreH Reynolds, Of az
Park IrcnHc. She 'sW be pre-
senfed 10 sociciy this season.
Miss Quoekcnbufh oIso Is ono
of this seasons de6utonfes. She
/, deuEIsicr Of NJ. ond Mrs.
George Qusckcn5ush.
Ifrs. Looming rds married last
Tuesday In tho Church OF The
Resurrection. She tcas Miss
Sarah Z. LGkiH, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. hdrian LarhiH.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Ball on Thursday Is
NeighbOrhoOd Benefit
Affair for Crosvenor House To
BE Given at the Ritz
Carlton

The December ball for the benefit
Of tho Grosyenor Nclghborhood House
will be held in the Ritz-Carlton ball
room next Thursday night. Miss Dor
othy Collins is chairman Of tho dance
committee and Is assisted b. tho fol-
loving chairmen. Miss Elizabeth
Chisholm, Miss Dorothy Battle, Miss
Martha Lambert, Mrs. William p.
Phillips. Miss Christina Nichols, Miss
Jolia Qualntancc. Miss Louise Boxer,
Miss Lucy Ford aud Mrs. Glllet Lcf-
ferts.
Tho dance committee includes Mrs.
J. Horton Ijsms, Miss Katherine Post,
Miss Harriet Simmons, Miss Barbara
Kellogg, Miss Dorothy Achelis, Mrs.
Crittenden Adams. Miss Mary Grace
Ahlstrom, Miss Elizabeth Armstrong,
Miss Annie Burr Auehineloss, Mrs.
John II. Ballsntine, Miss Louise Bar
Der. Miss Beatrice Batterman, Miss
Beatrice Bayne, Miss Katherine Black
we'll, Miss Katherine Boston, Miss
Molly BOocock, Miss Julia Brokaw,
Miss Kalo Bright, Miss Dorothy Brown,
Mrs. Clermons J.. Burnwell, Miss Char
lotte Church. Miss Dorothy Clemens,
Muss Mary Van 4. Cogswell, Miss
Susan COppell, Mrs. Hugh d. Cotton
Miss Christine Crane, Miss Janet croll'
Miss Jane currler, Miss Margaret Da-
yison, Miss Constance Delaney, Miss
Mary Deming, Mrs. Alvin DeyereuS,
Miss Marion Fitch, Miss Mary Hark-
ness Flngler, Miss katherine Francis
Mrs. Langhorno Gibson, Mise Emily
Gilbert, Mss Margaret Gilbert, Miss
Sylvia Goddard, Miss Frances Good
lhut. Mrs. Coleman MeGovern. Miss
Margaret Mansen, Mrs. John Marsh
Mas Elizabeth w. Merchant Miss
May Moore, Miss Dorothy Moran, Miss
Constance Nash. Miss Merry Noyes'
Miss Maud oakes, Miss Gertrude og-
den. Mrs. Robert Osborne, Mrs. Irving
Pardcc, Miss Eliza s. Parish, Miss
Sally Peters, Miss Margaret Phelps
Miss Elizabeth Post, Miss Carolyn
Prentice, Miss Betty Price, Miss Vir-
rlnls Quaekenbush, Miss Margaret
Ramsay, Miss Glare ReynderE, Miss
katherine Q. Rogers, Mrs. William "
c. Ruxton. Miss Sarah Sage. Miss
Emily schniewlnd, Miss Ethel Sim
mons, Miss Edith Snedberg, Miss
Muriel Smith, Miss Maud Smith, Miss
Mary Spencer. Miss c. Margaret Starr
MISS Olivia sterner, Miss Mary ste-
vsns. Mas Betty Strong Miss Mar
rnrst stone and Mrs.. Robsrt \. Titus
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Iosca" Benefit Planned
by CrittentOn League
@ber Of Members of Society
~ Expected at Per.
i0rmance Dec. 10

y IN large numbers will be
At the special matinee per-
Of "Tosca," with Nine. Jeritza
Ute role. at the Metropolitan
"a House on Tuesday, December
SM w the benefit Of the Florence
-'sson League.
ong the patronesses for the bene-
~ Mrs Jose Aymar, Mrs. EnEee
s<sh, Mira. Cornelius N. Bliss. Mrs,
- =. Borg. Mrs. Nicholas +. Brady,
soseph Choste IT,, Mrs ]. Ser
~ Gram, Mrs. William p ~iss
S',.ila MARSHALL Field, Mrs. R. no.
\. i-,h, r, Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson
h tsneis Burial Hoffman. Tlr,
y ,.,ass s Howard. Mrs. Walter b Jameg
- waiter Jennings, Mrs. Otto Kahn.
-. Aiired kessler, Mrs. William
81 Qtborn. Mrs. George Post. Mrs.
- !. -ffstt, Mrs. George Rives, Mrs.
-. reintm Robbins, Mrs. Charles
- hrs. Robert Sedgwiek, Mrs.
,n,ntu Sherman, Mrs. Willard d.
i,sit Mrs. Arthur Twombiy. Mrs.
r'vs.nsid v,id De Q. Thacher, Mrs. William
\ ,Tsasl5oilt I'd, Mrs. Henry white,
- " " 0rme Wilson and Mrs. VII
s,.da who already have taken boxes
~ mrs. Nicholas F. Brady, Mrs.
49, Mrs. Walter Jennings, Mrs.
.,s,.n sherman, Mrs. Arthur b.
4Eb Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
.. IN NJ orms Wilson.
49, Tor tickets and boxes are
,..,esived by Mrs. ]. Nelson B0r-
~ East Thirty-seventh Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Persian Cats Will Have
Day Here on December )
Silver Society viii Hold Exhi-
bition Of Animals Under
Auspices of League

The Silver Society will hold a Per-
alan Cat show under tho auspices OF
tho New York Women's League for
Animals. in the Italian Garden Of the
Butmors Oh December !. The league
will assist AZ Christmas sale and
serve tea IN conjunction with the cat
show. both Of which will be for ths
beneat Of the Ellin Prince speyer Hos
saal for Animals. This hospital
which vas founded by the late Mrs,
James speyer, is now being maintained
BY voluntary contributions. The hos
pital Is NJ $40 Lafayette Street and Is
The only one Of It's kind in this country.
It is equipped With every modern 'eisn.
.iao requirement to care for siekiy and
MANNED animsla.
Among the prominent wome7 who
are interested in the affair and VIII
,e, as patronesses arc; Mrs. Edward
Motley Weld. Mrs. Phillips Allen
cl.rk Mrs. Il. Ome Wilson, Mrs
IIevis Gouverneur Morris, Miss Carroll
N.ey. Miss Jean W. Simpson, Mrs. Wil-
lam p. Keteham. Mrs. Z. 7. slmondst
a. Mrs. Frank Tucker. Miss Gail Card
rer Mrs. Jasper Lyneh. MISS. matte
.ollvstte. Mrs. Abbott T. Hutchinson
NJ. =. r. Rule, Mrs. G. B. Adams
NJ, Florence Allen. Mrs. Alfred Tuck
.-,,,n. Miss Rush stiilmun, Miss Susan
c,..il Mn G. L. Drewsyn, Miss Mar
gsrst B0nnell. Mrs Eoson 5i.aies' .,n,,
wrr. Dorranee Blake. Mrs. hsrosr. .
sseh.r h Nichols, Mrs. Arthur Lehman
"a Nrs. Walter j. Salmon.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Meadow Brook Families
Hold Fetes and Reunions
Week Is Marked by Unusual
Activity Among Members
Of Hunt Club

There were many reunions OF fam-
lilies and dinner parties az the Garden
City Hotel and tho homes Of the NOM
bcrs Of the Meadow Brook and Piping
Rock colonies, who will remain at their
Long Island homes until after the
Christmas holidays.
Thanksgiving Day and, In fact all
the week was one Of unusual activity
among the members Of the Meadow
Brook Hunt Club. There were botn
fox and drag hunts. In which more than
eighty riders we're in the saddle and
fully one-hslf Of this number were
women.
There were two hunts on Thanks
giving. One, q fox hunt. starting from
n. country home Of Mrs GustaVia H.
seun In the morning. and the drsg
,unt drew a covert AZ Guinea Woods
AZ the Garden City Hotel Mr.. and
Mrs c. Frederic Stead gave a dinner
marty and likewise Mrs. W. J. Miller
ana Mrs. Frederick P. Morris, who en-
tertained q party Of thirty. Mr.. J. o.
ceorhegan, Of Garden City, also enter
ta,ned Al the Garden City Hotel
Mr. Franklin II. Ksblheiseh ard
daughter. Miss Augusta Kalbheiseh'
have closed for the winter their home
Iarklawn, at Babylon, and will pass
several months a. the Garden City
Hotel ~. ~,
from, New York include DIT. and hrs'
WiIlInun b. Leonard, r. p. Thompson
ir., II. T. MattIee, Mrs. N. S. Potter,
NJ and Mrs. J. A. lockwood, J. Ross
ueora and Mr. and Mrs. II. 4, Cook
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Arrangements Are Completed
For Camp Fire Girls Benefit

Final arrangements have been nisco
by Mrs. oliver Hartman, national pres-
ident Of Camp Fire Girls, Ine- Tor tho
benefit bridge 80 the Rltt.Carlton
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hartman
is being assisted BY Mrs. T. J. Oakley
Rhlnelander, Mrs. Samuel +. strcit ard
Mrs. George d. +. Leith. She has also
arranged for q group Of Camp Fire
Girls to attend the bridge IN eers-
monial gowns 70 serve as ushers ard
generally 70 assist her IN details OF
management. This is the hrst Of a
series Of social affairs being arranged
By Mrs. Hartman IN order 70 rsise
funds for the national work Of Camp
Fire Girls.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Clemenceau to Speak
AT French Aid Dinner
Devastated Area Committees
Affair Will BE Attended
by Noted People

Among those who have made re5er-
vations for the dinner under the au-
spices Of the American Committee for
Devastated Franco at the Hotel Penn
sylvaniu, December L., ct which ~
Georges Clemenceau will make his
farewell American speech and Amsas-
sador Jusserand also viii be guest Of
honor, are:
Mr. Edward Dean Adams, Mrs. Win
throp w. Aldrich. Mrs. William II.
Bliss, Chancellor and Mrs. Elmer Ellis
worth Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Henry 7.
Boardman. Mrs. Robert Bacon, Colonel
and Mrs. George W. Burlelgh, Mrs.
Sidney Borg, Mrs. William T. Blodgett,
Mrs. l. Bolton Bangs, Mrs. Fletcher H.
Bangs, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Baker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin ". Bulklsy, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Butler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dexter Blsgden, Mr.. c. a. Coffin, Mr..
Paul d. Cravsth, Miss Elizabeth Cut
ting, Mrs. Elihu Cheuneey, Mr. and
Mrs. Pierre Cartier, Mrs. Charles II.
Ditson. Mr.. and Mrs. Chaunecy u. De-
pew. Mrs Anne n. Dixie. Mrs. II. b.
Duryea. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Finley,
Mrs. William Guggenheim, Mrs.. VIII
tam Pierson Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Underwood johnson, Mr. Otto
Tahn, Mrs. Reginald deKoven, Countess
dc Langier Yillairs, Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
bert Montague, Miss Anne Morgan,
Mr. and Mrs. Acosta Nichols, Mrs.
William c. Osborne, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Low Pierrepont. Mr. and Mrs. Seth
Low Pierrepont. Mrs. Minturn Pinehot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip A. Rollins, Mrs.
Charles RGntoul. Mrs. Douglas Robin
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stoddard, Mr..
and Mrs. Kennedy Tod. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Thornc Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer,
Miss Maud Wetmore. Mrs. A. II. West
inghouse and Mrs. G. Zabriskie.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
s,,.su's Debutantes Are
T. Meet at Assembly
stich Is One of Three IT
Great Events for Them
Series Of Dinners
To Precede Affair
Initial Md.Year Dance
To Be Held This Week;
Other Events Scheduled

os a, Jsbrtsnte there are three
L. % the season to which
s, bsEs forward with the
t,,,r interest. Ono is her
s,,.,l e,ring out party, another the
80 n as Junior Assembly dances
- ss ikifi the annual entertainment
= o. Junior League, given by the
,..r ssmen Of society. for charity.
g,.y q the girls already have been
hr.sly presented. several others will
Amwek, and on Friday night they
= rrnblo for the Junior Assembly
h,r 1t tho Ritz-CsrltOn. The Junior
rnrs entertainment follows later in
a,asou.
~ Junior Assembly Is not limited
.ah years debutantes. but includes
-ry Of those OF last season also, and
,,sbsTship IN the organization is
s,f. for BY all tho mothers OF the
wurr women TO be formally presented
[. ,oslsly during the season.
he dances are now managed by q
~rnsnsnt committee, which comprises
M, Richard c. Colt, Mrs. Walter
H,lw Bliss, Mrs. Murray W. Dodge.
In Francis II. Cabot, Mrs. Robert l..
Spns, Mrs. James Gore King, Mrs.
mart L. Pratt and Mrs. John II.
hraes. Miss Florence V. Dosne is
RNtsry.
Many dinners will be given before
it dance, the guests ranging in num-
srs from eight to fifty. On their ar
.7al at the Ritz they will be received
By members Of the committee.
Among those who viii entertain at
dinaes that night are Mrs. William Pitt
Thmbls, at the Colony Club, for, her
laughter. Miss Augusta Trimble; Mrs.
Robert Kelly Prentice for Miss Carolyn
2. Prentice.
On the following night the first Of
.ho mn.yesr dances, organized just
sfier the war. viii 30 held in the ball
room Of the Ritz-Csrlton. Subscribers
% the Junior Assembly dances are not
slkibls to membership in this class,
sneh was organized for girls intro
isced at least three seasons ago and
recent brides. The committee for these
'saees include Mines. Philip Golden
Sirtlstt Pierre Jay, Jonathan BuIkley,
Rudolph H. Kissel George c. Fraser,
frederic ". lincoln, John Sherman
Hsyl, Dave Hsnnen Morris, Richard NJ.
Hard and Wilfred J. Worcester. The
s'nd Of Tire series Is set for Febru-
i7d
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
List of Patroncsscs Named
For Saturday Evening Dances

The first Of the saturday etep1sas
supper dances will be held IN INC noss -
ne~smber . az 10 o'clock.
sfiss Byrnes Orchestra viii furnish
49,. ,rvsie and super will Be served
~ ,mail tables at midnight.
~ ..trorcssc4 include among
o,herr lirs. 4. ]. Oakley Rhinelander;
Mrs. Schuyler warren, nrs' ,,ia EaE1,itu
ffvinrston Corter, Mrs. Hsne Carfillo.
~. HuIburt Bassstt, Mrs. J. 1hevs
Hunds and Mrs. William Murray BLACK.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Invitations Sent Patronesses
or Yale Dramatic Production

Invitations were Issued last week 70
patronesses for the Yale Universliy
Dramatic Associations production OF
~Cesar and Cleopatra" which is 20 Be
presented at the Heckscher Memorial
Theater December "a. Members Of the
alumni executive COMMITTEES 10 charTs
OF the New York appearance Of the fsls
student actors are Mr.. Stanley Burke.
chairman; Mr.. Charles II. Marshall, Mr.
Ellery James, Mr.. Almat s. jerks. Mr..
George Adce, tfr. Rob0rt Mallory, Mr..
Robert Loyett, SIR. Cole Porter and NJ.
JohnfritE Aehelin.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Miss Richards to Address
EIy Club Thursday Morning

The Ely Club, Mrs. Holland Duell
president, will meet Thursday morning
At 10:45 o'clock in the ballroom OF the
Hotel Plaza 10 hear the regular BIZ
weekly current events talk Of Miss
Janet Richards, Of Washington. The
meetings are open 70 all women inter
estcd in vital developments Ia current
history.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

AH. Alfred Cotton Bedford is 70 be
'.'s's At tea dance, 70 be given next
A'aftsy afternoon, at the Ambassador
I, foner Of Miss Louise Bsnke Lott,
''''e engagement 70 Mrs. Bedford'n
w. Dean Bedford, recently was an
runeed.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Tor the Aviaior.' Bell
Is Shifted 10 January 2

eate Of the Ayiators' ball has
1.nged from January 8 TO jan
wing to the important social
ssHesdy listed for the night Of
Mrs. Goodhuo Livingston
.t.pled the eheirmanship Of the
on patronesses. u Is the
o. those interested In the
memorial Fund 70 make this
rt1nual event Of the winter sea
hss York.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
A. E. Society 10 Dance

The A. Z. Society will give a tea
dance az the Hotel Plaza on Saturday
for the benefit Of its fund fer crippled
children. .m..
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

ors of the debutantes Of the week
W et Miss Louise i. Gleason, daugh-
,sa Nr. and Mrs. Carlisle J. Gleason,
y NJ Madison Avenue, who Is to be
is''tueed to society al q luncheon TO
st7sn Tuesday BY her mother IN the
ann Garden Of tho Ambassador
a'tl Tho guests Will include about
~ Of the seasons debutsntes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-06
HENRY P. DAWSON
DIES in. HOSPITAL
AT 100 O'CLOCK
tContinued from page one,

Paris peace conference. That same
year. when the war councils work
had ended, he was elected chair
man OF the governing board of the
World League OF Red Cross Socie-
ties at its meeting in Paris
The New York career OF the man
who was to figure SO prominently
in it's financial district began n
1855 when young Dawson then -
years <old. went to that city from
Troy, Pa. ...where he was born on
June 10, 1867 Unable to find a
position in New York. he went to
Bridgeport, Conn, where he start
ed work as a bank messenger.
Three years later he was back in
the city of his dreams and was
made paying teller OF the Aston
Place Bank .
One day a stranger came to NJ r.
Davison's window with a note tor
$1,000 in one hand and a revolver
in the other The u ote read:
p .:Astor Place Bank. They prom
Use to pay to. the order of Almighty
God the sum of $1,000 when pres
ented by Charles Freeman. Pen
alty. il forfeited, death
Mr.. Dawson smiling and imper-
turbable. calmly remarked: Oh
will. have to be identified.
Bank detectives bounced upoN
the intruder before he. could fire
a short. !. Then the teller resumed
his work as though nothing had
happened.
H M. Dawson soon attracted the
attention CT George F. Baker
pre- sident Of the First National
Bank, who in 1894 made him Vice
President OF that bank. He was
president OF it when he became
a member Of the Morgan firm. At
that tim e also he was a director
OF the National Bank OF Commerce
and OF about 40 other financial and
industrial institutions. These IN
clrded the Bankers Trust Com
nanT. the First Security Company.
The American Foreign Securities
Company. the New Jersey g New
York. Railroad Company and the
Southwestern Development Com
pany. He also was treasurer, as
we'll as a trustee of the American
Museum or Natural History and
treasurer Of the National Institute
Of Social Sciences
Some persons in Wall street
considered him to be the most
active man in the House OF Nor
1an He hsd vast possibilities
b1,t he never seemed hurried and
never showed excitement.
Mr.. lDavison's wife was Miss
Kate Trubee. Of Bridgeport, Conn !.
They have three children, Henry
p DAWSON. Jr., and the Misses
Alice r.. and Frances Dawson.
Their home is at $50 Park Avenue
New@Yo rk: City. They also have q
vrmmer hons at Peacock Point,
Locust Valley. Long Island.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-06
WATSON CAFE WILL
REOPEN in MORNING

The Watson Cafe will present a
shiny. Spick and span appearance
for its, opening at 6 o'clock tomor-
row morning.
1t has been completely overhaul
ed throughout. The walls and cell
ing have been repaperad; the
counters woodwork. tables and
other wooden fixtures revarnished
new electric lights installed ard
the Kitchen completely rearraEge6
This popular Adams street sat.
ing house will re open undo" tho
mana cement of John Wills. vino is
also owner Of Wills Restaurant in
Madison street.
D. B. aumiller & Son. former
proprietors &C the Watson. gave
over possession of the cafe neaTly
two weeks ago. Mr.. Wills obtain
ed a lease on the restaurant room
from r. T.. O'Neill. director of ii
Watson. Fairmont and other hotels
and will open the place OF bushes
Z gain Tomorrow
Mr.. Wills is a former Clarks-
burger and came here about q yea
ago TIC engage in the restaurant
business. He became proprietor OF
his place in Madison street short
" after coming here and since tha
time has been doing q successful
business
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-06

yesterday against eighty-six cars
the previous day
With the Miners
The situation is unchanged with
the miners and their officers claim
they are holding firm.
Patrick Buckley. district vice
pres ident. is addressing miners
meeting this Afternoon at Robey
along the Short Limo.
"a miners mass meeting will be
held at Everettsville along the Nor
gantown & Wheeling Railway on
Sunday afternoon.
Nick Aiello. president OF sub dis
trict :. and Robert Peters. secre-
tary of sub district 4. are expected
to return from Charleston tonight.
1t b understood that they went
there to discuss relief matters Win
the district officers.
No Damage Done.
The miners march made to the
mine of the Butcher Coal Co. in the
Jackson addition. Fairmont. was
with out event Friday afternoon.
The miners did no damage. but ap-
parently succeeded IN organizing
two OF the three coal diggers that
had been employed at the mine.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-06
May EXTEND TRUCE

DUBLIN, May &c By The AS
sociated Press The Dali
Eireann peace commit tee, AFTER q
session of two and half hours
today, announced that two OF It's
members had been requested q g
arran sc with the resp ectiye army arm
headquarters prolonsatio'Eh1I 81
the temporary truce recenuy
agreed upon between. the rival i'sfsll
Republican army factions.
The men asked to make the ar ar.
rangements were Commandant
John J.. McKeown. on the Free
State side, and Liam Mello,WeS.
srepresen tin s the dissid cnt secticn
Eot the Irish Republican army
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shaSrd Z, Spastor OF St. Andrew s
Church Morewood and
&ehfergavenues Pittsburgh. Pa
Hop IN Servi ces of the Calvary
Ibis opal Church. Shady avenue'
l1fattsburgh .s the Rev. y ".
:Ean Btten, rector.