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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24
1noldnoet.
@il anbciale aaranterct YriS pna
Sortf1.iclfe ira siSe .

Ttl alpcfale aaranferCf FrtS pna
SUEDE. u. =. Sage, eli ircmrogellOe
Sorlncr pco See0s, or al Sanobrilgss
ntiniitcr &curp Is. @aIace falot I'll
@nihington for at oelta1c / ben III
tionnlc 2onfcrencc, lom ifal isgc at
leic &c inbpiflebc Sanobrli9aprobles
mcr. Mr. Sage bar peo lin afrciie
til Noue0ltooen crtlGret, at ban oil
anbcfalc Ell al Steaieringen garantcs
ret rimClia iait Yris paa &ueOc DC
nGitc TO Nur. San aioroe opmerf.
ionl paa. at Horth Safotas Sarmere
CT / Ell haablss GiGlo % iftc bar III.
gen arebit til piocre Crit. Soros
bru0ct brogte iioite Iar tim Cab,
mcoens Hcbifaber pg anoet, Snrme.
rem fiobte, fltn iaauibt bar bcgpnot
al ialoe / Yris. SpiS Sarneren Oh
pes Ell rimelig Sris oil han mart be.
gpnoc at fiebe mere, mente Vtr.
1age, og al anoen Sorretning pil
itrar ifpoe IN Sart. San mcnte enc.
pi0ere. at bpis Der life gipeS iSnrs
meren en- %garanteret Eris, bill Curt.
Ming al Spcoe faloe al / oen @rao, at
Friiernc / 1923 bliper operorepet
bsie.
Ganitp.W poet i Sargu. Ger rap.
portereoeS peo equity Cooperative
@rcbnnge Webc / Sarge, at Solltb
ct. Gaitl Isiociation, etableret Soc
g,lg. 1921, iioen bcn Sio bar buanbs
terct $4,000 Stpffer 8pGg meo en-
iamlet SGrbi al oper A Wilioncr
Collars. 9cnne Organization re-
prGI cntcrer III 800 lofale Chipping
ISiociatior,s og oper 10000 Sarmes
re, oplpites ser. q. %. GaIep, Der
bar T~r9iioent / Sireftionen for
Gqllitp Cooperative Yacfina 60,
fremIagoe ct Sucrilag iisl9e bpilfet
Der piloe tr9ngcS mellem $35O,O0O
og 100000 for at iptte bette Mnlpg
i9ang. Sen me Erection, bpis ErGs
Ii0cnt er s. ". Hcicbert al earring.
ton, banoe lat Jig / 8cpGgelie for at
Ifaffc benne Sl,m tilpeie pco Salg al
Certificates OF Snbebteoneis" blanot
tilItebepprenbe afticeiere. Ser oplp.
ties Dog rnber iiOite Wteoe, at set
life bar lpffcoeS at tilpeiebringe SEN
1soucnolge Gum. % of Der matte
iperfiptteS Ell belle Staten omfatten.
DC aampagne Tor at naa Waalet.
Wteolemmerne al ben mn Sireftion er
iom fslgcr: 6. ". Geicbert, earring.
ton; g. 9. 9uroicf, @iQiIton, % $.
q. Heterion, giSbee, for ire 9lar; $.
q. Np9aarb, Norman Gpuntp, Wiu-
neIota; Sobn W%tifletbune, @ri9gs
County, % George 6. 9raitrup,
Stlltsman Gountp, for TO gar; o.. i.
gragaer, @cls County; =. Z. Bro
itao; Stcele Goltntn, og 6. 81. Gull
Barnes 6ountp, for ct Ior. = s.
90. InOerion, ct. Saul, gierpaletes
til ErGlioent for Gqlitp Cooperative
GrchatGe og Maanls Sohnion, Sim.
baa, Winn., til 8iceprpiioent. NM
ore GmbeosmGnb ogiaa gienpalot al
9ireftionen Dor Is. u. Sbicl, Setrc-
tpr, % 9. S. Soaque, ct. Saul, Seas.
ierer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24
SjGlp Wartin ltIpciao!

Hanbsmnub! Su bar pitt moi bsrt on
Wr. Wartin lllpeitob. s mine Zren
flin9cr bans 9iuun meget 9obt. % ieo
ori'ter mig til at ipoa. at ben Sag
torrner, on Oct roriic Solf / Imerita oil
piie jim SafucmmeIi9bco til lllpeitaS
alennem Wfirbcitstter p9 Iinocbpaer.
90 ban bar alerebc ubrcttet Iau ntcoet
9obt i6lnrbt lit Solt, at bans 9lap,,
buroe trpgt flnne lcpc i Ndrtlicner.
Soao bar ban altiaa uorcttct? Sar
bar 'treoet @cgcr, iarnlet % itreuct mcb
rtrrttcIig Spcr 9icuucm 80 lan0c oo
magrc Ior. &au bar bapt ben Soutc
at Iamle tpget al bort rorife Soils Sago
Der | @cIterhcimen. at Itripc ont Be nprife
Tionerers Scorifter for De nulepenbe %
De tiltpntrcnoc Slcotcr. San bar laat
Sinn paa at iomle mango Splbsninoer
ON SGprenc % 6Gbreueorpen. 90 hans
geger CT ullerebc blet benpttet al andre
Siltorifcre 'om ailbeifriiter, % fornntcr
uoen Spil til at bIi benpttet ium iaos
oanre Iaa lGn9c iont splt prfer ct bsre
ON NoronlG nbcne | Nntcrifu. Sc er
biItorilte @ulbgul6er o9 uGria9t uubs
~tentnneli9c. Seq bcuuorer hans llbbpls
eenbee 90 SroItab unbcr meoen Wpbs
gang % mango Sapu. BEG fon life for
'tda bporleocS han bar ti,nnct iumle iad
meset nben Ststte ira airtelamfunb clcr
arlpen 6orcnina. Scg tdtier ham for,
hpoo ban bar faact Naarc til at ubrette,
90 6nlter bam enom Ell lang a~rbeibsbao
itupcr lpiere aaar cuo biStil.
gfen oespGrrc, Oct icr nofiaa merft lo
for lllpeltao iuit Ill, Sans brave Suitrir
bar pGret ipa / ilere aar. 9arneilpttcu
er baaoc batter % itor, men on, bet
trGrger Nengc / biSic SiScr ct bolbc
DEM meo Alrber % Nab. 90, prrIt al
air. M CT lllpeiroo iengcIi9ecnoc. ips p9
moNlsS. 90 bans tirrc SamiIie / Splpss
nlnN0tiIitdnb, ioroi ban n,aueIer 9tipIer
til Der dllerneboenbigite.
airre Sanosmanol llIpeitao bar tient
oo meb SroIfab. Siitnof nrpner life
SoNen ON "Gmcrica's 1atino" bam ion,
CT az bore &iltoritcrc. I bisle 0aae,
mar Der tales iaa meect ON elena Yeers
Jon, biroe pi buite, at De ileite al ps. iom
bar noact at 'iae ON Yccrion % Yicnes
rerne, bar hentet SpIpsnineer ira ulpcs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24
Woutaua.
Hppere iages ira 5pmmerleir. Z

D"SSS ''e ~
malfcrcoe og pGbneoe &spere iorisg.
te iorleocn Iiten netop iom Wsrfet
bar i~nbtraaot, at plpnbre Ell Ssm.
mcrleir, 30 Wtil ira aaliipea, mlel,
matte tiliibit ilpgte iom ilagne. 8e.
perite bapbe iaaet ale Wanb itiuet
op lanss ben enc Spg % ifulbe net.
op til of inbfaSiere lit Butte, ba ell
al Ssmmcrbuggerne, @iu. Strong.
man, fom inb uoenira. San blep
opiorbret til at rGffe Spnbernc ipei.
ret, men iiteoet oerfpr grcb ban Ell
Gr oe itprtebe reioIut moo Hsperne.
SON blep ifiibt | Oct enc Ben og iaIot
ON, men Dc an6re Sfcaarbeibere bup.
DC MI iaoet mere Wtob. OF otter Ell
fort men beiii9 Stamp maotte Hsper.
he flpate. Ceres Spor ill9tes til Ell
Sernbanclinie, lanas bpilfcn De bar
oragnc norbOoer. Ger teleionerebes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24
Smaariuf.

Or. og RrS. g. u. Guanbabl
ira Moion Gin ophoIot liz iioitc
uac her paa nogle Cages gcis0 hos
bcnoes Wobcr, Smut Sbompion.
Vtiis Wtinnie Souiic Qortb ira
&roaper, Winu., blcp SnSOa0 uco
Saitor Sorriion GQtcpict iii Glo.
renee Sobu arabp, Sen al DIR. OF
Wtrs. Sobu s. arobp her al 9peu.
Eaitor W. @iactt bar taqet
siiifcb iom Trcit for aongreaatlo,
nal Neti8bcbcn her / 9pen, % ban
% bans @ultru bill reiie iii Galiior.
MA | WartS. De boebe Der. Tor s.
'or ca. 20 Mar iiben TOM til Gcco,
lab.
". :. Norton, iom tioligcr,
tar boiat her i @pcn, huor ban Orcr
I'll Sciciia!o, or ! Ell AloCr al 10 gnt
c'gooct ucb 4eben i aanius Gitu
tucr 6umiIien / DC ienere 2lar bar
hnpt lit Stem. Snu bearapeocS i
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24
N%urolespigif &rcbitfureming uplpit.

S~aoerslep 23be Sec. Sea Ell err
trooroin9r Notwithstanding
@~orblesuieif Sreoitfprening ibag
peotoges set iislge "Seimbal" at Ia.
De 6oreningen trrbe / S%ifpibation.
Som befienbt har oenne SCREENING
Oct iioite aarS SiO gipet g~lnleonina
til Ell lterf Scamp mellem SlenSborg.
Hartlet og De eurige, Ser ~b9poeoe, at
6orenin9cn maatte opbGpes, ibet
bens Irbeioe bar tilenOe. Eli Gene,
ralrorlamllngen bar msbt mango
fienote NorOilespiaere. 2ifpioationerl
pebtoges cnitemmi0t, % til 2ifpiooto.
rer oaIgtcs SoreningenS 2 llpe Siref,
torer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24

beriblanbt Observation-Disclosures,
men lllpffer forfulete ham, ben enc
pGrre emo oen anben. Nogen itial
iaa bans Giebel meb tilbsrenoe
sat, og MI tiliibit pilbe gprigbe-
Den life ergang tro, bpab ban for
talte ON benne i'm uloplige Spsiel -
nei, III blep oct Dog forgalt!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24
&c 8amls mo for 8rrnien.

8ienncm "Sanifc apinoers lies.
oia'fe Screening" bleo ser FOR en- SiS
ltoen ipertiat en- Snoiamlino, Ser
lfi,loe aipc 9iorae til oanifiinoeoe
tr9ngenoe Samle inc for 8rrnien,
bppeoiagclig i SIcnSbora, % til 9sr.
meme ionmeItebs. SnoiamIinaen er
M officielt afiliittet. % Sen bar aipet
ct lao tilTreoSitilenbe HeiuItat, at Der
ifslge "Ganlfercn" meb 9elsbene
lupplcreNc ira Toreninocn bar funnel
Utilities DC co. 700 trrnacn6e @amlc,
DER hsrer amber ben banife Wenia.
heo ! S~lenSbora, Ell SuIcaape paa
200 Wfarf til bier, ltbbelingen er
foretaset siennem Yait. Roacf, gns-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24
Smnffe Snlegaper.

Gen / pioe &rebie befienOte @ier
al Etamalttgruber / gIfrifa, Snaenisr
Spnfe Risien ira alofris, bar ifslge
"Tlensb. Ip." til Sl,len ifi9nfet
1000 Wtarf til bier arigerenfe / i'm
Tsbebp. @nopibcre har iamme Wanb
ifi9nfet 1000 Warf til arigerenfer.
ne / 2inobolm. WinOesmerfeionoet
Sinbbolm bar at 9isien mootaget
5000 Warf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24
Uorees 0n%erfienoelie.

Sra Mcrico Gitp, Mer., ~teleerafe'
res ben 20oe Sanllar: Sfslge en- OF
ficicl Meooelelie ira ben merifanIfe
Charge o'Iiioires / ariItiania bar
ben norife H~egiering ~fornlelt amer
fienot Sen. Sbregon iom Er9lioelt
al Wterico.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24
W0erIiaere or nor =,

gar-airfen. gberlisere er Ger ~.
ienot | bisie Gage en- bel Sernbonp.
%pogrlabning 5sbeparer, Bis, Mrr
aaffe, alipfiif oiu., Ser iflIoe ubSo',
les til De 0anlle inben Sui.
Sor De oanife gsrn berneoe iprocs
Der berigiennem, at ialfalO ct n,r1pt
tort initial al Sernene faar uoIeppppt
aapifo o. Stremper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24
Sra ScnoeriYuano
Slensbprgs bnnfc @ogiamlins.

llnberbibIiotetar, Or. Ebil: bon
Solitein Ratbloll, Statsbibliotefet /
garblts, er al @rpnieioreningen on.
lat iom SiIipnsfsrenoe oeb ben ban,
fife 9oeianlins / Sleilsborg, Der ale.
reoe MI er oppe pua "a. 10000 BIND.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24
Cen Wurife Mmcrifalinies Nlfti.

Sfelge Telegram ira SoOeOfontorc,
i &riitiania, til 2inienS GbicoQofon.
tor, bateret Sen 12te Solular, uor
&urlen paa 2inienS Ifticr pua Sri.
itiania 9ers, 14O psf. eQer Ser,
$50 pr. Nftie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24
gpsbelasene inS6Does til Gprsesirro
mni 1900

Sorbercbellerne er M / f1Ih Goro
l1noerte9ueoe bill p~erioulig Icoiaoe Epr.
Den oircfte til Npree. Scr fuIoe op.
lpsrinecr ifrip til: 9. 8. SIitab, 201s
2pnoale Ipe. 60. Iiuneapoli3, gTirr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24

scaar Se furnper 1ereS enbNriptisn, fem
beIft Tnii. euer @nniaroisrin9. Set or ui,.
fcrt at ienhe Isie 4enge / aIiuinocIisc grcsc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24
uacns &tir.

&C SnrcucSc CATERS %cirburcdu meos
heller isloenbc ON S;ciret / SibSrlinrnleI
23oc til % mcb 2Shc Sonrdr:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
C~haugeablc temperature; mitch
colder first half OF week; consider
able cloudiness; occasional SHOWS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24

Srts Se bar eli Dob Sen eacr slraiuina.
ION re suicr al bsiGufe Heo en- CSupc
bSoticr fau life ienbe geoIouuusnoe -Deeorab.
Soften" for CT star?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-03
MAINTENANCE OF
Way VOTES CAST
Strike Order Expected After
Count of Ballots at Head
quarters Today.

DETROIT, Mich, July S.-(By
the Associated Press)-Whether
the nationwide railroad strike
would spread to the maintenance
OF way workers, numbering some
100000, depended today upon the
canvass of a strike vote begun by
grand lodge officers of the United
Brotherhood of Maintenance of
Way Employees and Railway Shop
Laborers. Checking of the vote
began at brotherhood headquar-
tiers here this morning.
E. F. Cradle, grand president of
the brotherhood, announced that
if a majority of two-thirds to
three-fourths of the vote is found
to favor strike, the men will be
ordered out.
Cradle declared that although
100000 of the 100000 mainte-
nance Of way men employed on
the American rail lines are affil-
lated with the brotherhood, the
been given opportunity to vote
and their wish as expressed by
the ballots being canvassed today,
will be considered with those of
the brotherhood members.
Reports received here indicate
that approximately $4,000 mainte-
nance of way men already have
gone out.
Strike orderB have been pre-
pared at brotherhood headquar-
tiers issued to 1900 local unions
throughout the country. Should
the canvass of the vote today
show the majority considered nee
essary by President Cradle, the
messages will be dispatched i'm
mediately. calling out every mem
Der of the campaign except those
necessary for public safety.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-03
FUNERAL OF DR.. PERCY
GoFFTo BE TOMORROW

The funeral of DR.. Percy Golf
of Clarksburg will be held tomor-
row. morning at IL o'clock from
Christ Episcopal Church at Clarks-
burg. and burial will be made there
Doctor Golf son Of the late sen
ator;s Nathan Golf, dropped dead in
the Waldo Hotel at Clarksburg yes
terday afternoon. He is promi-
nent Harrison County physician,
had Just returned to Clarksburg
from New York, where he had
taken his son who sailed on Satur-
day for Paris to join his mother,
who is touring abroad. Doctor Golf
had complained of not feeling well
when he arrived a the hotel, but
retired Later in he afternoon.
'colored bell boy, who was attend
ing him, accompanied him to the
bathroom. Doctor Golf collapsed at
er srea ching the bathroom and died
before physician could reach him.
His wife was Miss Caroline Woods
Bassell, a daughter Of the late
John Bassell.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-03
RESUMES
TRIPEJAR||l..: TODAY
President on Way to Marion
for First Time Since En- Il
tering White House.

EN- ROUTE WITH PREsI-
DENT HARDING TO MARION.
Ohio. July 3In high hopes that
by evening he will be in his home
town for the first time since en-
tering the White House, President
Harding today started on another
lap of his automobile journey tc
Marion, Ohio.
The President and Mrs. Hard
ing were up for an early getaway.
They were anxious to arrive in
Marion by night. although the
.stiffest mileage schedule faced
them since their departure from
Washing ton. Approximately ESQ
miles Of the route remained to be
covered. In the event the tour
lists are unable to complete thet1t
trip by night. twas said they,
would stop for the night within
striking distance of their destina.
ton and complete the tour tomor-
row morning IN time. however. for
afternoon homecoming cere-
monies which the President and
General Pershing and Charles G.
Dawes, former Budget Bureau dt-
rector. both travelling with Mr..
Harding. are to participate as
speakers.
Today's route carried the Presi-
dent through bituminous coal
fields in Pennsylvania. West 5Eir-
:ginia and Ohio, where miners
have been on strike for several
months. Since leaving Washing
ton. Mr.. Harding has made no
public comment on either the coal
strike or railroad situation. me
party spent last night at the sum
nit Hotel near Uniontown,a "a.
Escorted by State Police.
+ CHARLESTON, July - State
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-03
AcAsIUs To<BE
BURIED IN ANNEpaLE. MD,

The burial OF Brother Acasius,
only brother OF Mrs. Lawrence
Byrne of this city, whose death oc-
Cured last night at $3.50 o'clock at
the Mercy Hospital in Baltimore,
will be made at Annedale. Md, the
home Of the Order Of Christian
Brothers.
Brother Acasius had been i'll
since March, and during the last
few weeks his condition had been
critical. Mrs. Byrne had recently
visited him. He is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Byrne of High street.
this city, and Mrs. Katherine Blake
Of Eckard, Md.
He was a man OF scholarly attain
ments and had been a member OF
the Order of Christian Brothers for
forty-five years For several years,
he had been an instructor in the
DeSales Institute at Cumberland.
Md, but for the past two years had
taught at Calvert Hall, Baltimore.
Mrs. Lawrence Byrne left today
to attend the funeral and her
daughter and son, Miss Margaret
and. John Byrne, will go to Balti-
more to attend the funeral tomor-
row. #
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-03
FOUR RAIDS MADE
IN CITY SUNDAY Y
L. c. Lane Gets Sixty Days in
Jail and 500 Fine for
Having Mash.

Sixty days in Jail and fine Of
S1OO was the penalty imposed upon
l.. C. Lane by Justice J. L. Blocher
Saturday afternoon when Lane was
found guilty of having mash in his
possession. Lane was arrested sew
eral days ago by county officers in
a raid upon his home at Johnstown.
-Four raids were made by. County
officers yesterday. The home of Dan
Saura in New Street was visited
late yesterday evening by county
officers. Quite variety of wines
and other Intoxicating beverages
were found. Samples were brought
to. the courthouse and the remain
der destroyed. Sauro was brought
to the county Jail but was later
released on bond.
Another raid was made last
night at the home Of Mrs. Anna
Helmick, where ethe officers found
a quantity of Intoxicating beverages:
Mrs. Heinrich was arrested and
brought to the courthouse, where
she arranged to give bond.
Several bottles of home brew
were found at the home of Jake
Walker in the Kelly Flats in Water
Street, where it was reported beer
was being offered for sale. Walker
was not found at home, and no ar
rests were made.
A key of pickhandle hidden sew
eral inches under the ground was
found by county officers in another
raid at Shaft Row. The owner of
the inoxicants could not be found,
and no arrests were made
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-03
Berton Braley's Poem
PERFECTLY LOGICAL.

. . f T. II s. a Fl & .
I was sitting at ease in an ice box,
Which was floating along In the
air,
When the bottom dropped out OF a
dice box,
And out fell a black polar bear.
Then he changed all at once to a
waiter,
Who was serving me dynamite
stew
With the aid of a pink alligator.
Whose eyes were a beautiful
Next I found myself climbing a
stairway,
Which seemed to lead nowhere
at all,
Till stood on the links in the fair
way,
And played with a cast-iron ball.
I hit tit broke into pieces.
And out of it ambled cat,
Who claimed she was one of my
nieces,
And wore a tin plate for hat.
I doubted her claim and protested.
And chased her up seventeen
floors,
She thereupon had me arrested
For wearing pajamas Guido
And though some details might be
haZy,
1t all seemed a logical scheme;
Say, isn't it funny, the crazy,
Ridiculous stuff you will dream
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-03
TO EXAMINE B. e o. MEN
ON BOOK OF. RULES HERE

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Notices have been posted at:the
that denominations of employees
between July and July is. Those
who are expected to take the
examin atoms are conductors, en-
gineers, fremen, brakemen, yard
masters, assistant yardmasters,
train dispatchers, operators,
agents, section foremen and
bridge and carpenter foremen.
Examinations will be held on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur-
days between the specified dates.
Examinations ct Fairmont will be
conducted by Ernest Bartlett,
trainm aster, while those at Graf
ton will be conducted by James
tMcClung8a and at Clarksburg by A.
F. McWilliams.a
B. z. HoIverstott Grafton.
superintendent of the Monongah
Division, B. & O., returned Friday
from a two weeks vacation trip
to eastern and southern cities.
James sMcClung, Grafton, assis-
tant superintendcnt of the Monon-
gah Division, B. & o., attended
the funeral of his brother at
Grafton Friday.
H. B. Pierce, Brownsville, Pa,
assistant superintendent of the
Monongahe1a Railway, was in
Fairmont Saturday.
The special car of the Chautau-'
qua came down the Monongahela
Thursday night and was placed on
the NJ. r. R. siding.
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cept wages, that have beea de-
cided against the railroads have
been disregarded by the largest
railroads of the country" he said.
.'.rhe employees know that it is
a tight to finish between them. the
railroads arc the labor board:
they know that there is not a
chance fer them to receive justice
from board that is constituted
of nine men, three representing
the railroads, three the public,
and three the employees, for this
reason: The three representing
the railroads will represent only
the RAILROADS, the labor member
will represent labor and the whole
question, or power, will be in the
hands of those representing the
public who. as a rule, will be poll
t1cians Incorporation lawyers who
know nothing Of the practical side
CT railroading.
"A ShrcWd Came"
He charges that Judge Barton,
who is mem Der of the public
group and who halls from Ten
nessee, and Ben w. Hooper, chair
man of the board and also from
Tennessee, received appointments
because Of political alignments.
Mr.. Hanger, the other member
of the public group, has a reputa-
ton OF being fair to both sides,
but is power1ess when f1a1iked on
both sides by these corporation
lawyers" he said. 1T is obvious
to non-partisan public that the
board is playing a shrewd game
at the behest Of the management,
in selecting one class of employees
and reducing their salaries, in
stead of treating them all in the
same manner"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-03
MUST OBTAIN LICENSES

3.-Agents of stock and security
companies operating under the
Blue Sky Law Of West Virginia
are required to obtain licenses
from the state aduitor on and at
ter July 1 for the next fiscal year,
it was announced yesterday by J..
d. Gronntnger, superintendent Of
the blue sky department. ALI
licenses of this kind expired yes
.terday. Mr.. Gronninger said he
has notified all companies and
their statesmen and that the latter
will not be permitted to operate
unless licenses are renewed.
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DIES in PITTSBURGH

A message received here SatuL-
day announced the death at the
Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh, of
James w. Moody, formerly of this
city, which occurred Friday after
noon. Mr.. Moody had been i'll
since February. He was located
here until year ago as a gas in
spector for the Monongahela
Power & Railway Co. He was &c
years old and is survived by his
mother and one sister, Mrs. w.
"a. Laughlin, Jr., of Corapolis. T..
Dixon Stops. Jr.. Of this city at
tended he funeral which, took
place at his late home at
Corapolis, Pa.
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WINFIELD

A ten pound son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Summers
Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kirk visit
ed the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. C. Baker, Tuesday.
Mrs. Dorothy Kirk and the
Misses Mamie Baker and Luanna
Satterfeld visited Mrs. Susan
Summers Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Baker, Mrs. Play
ford Grub, Mrs. Jettie Grub and
son visited Mrs. Sebina Morgan
Thursday.
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MRS. EFAw BURIED

The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Efaw,
whose death occurred on Friday,
was held yesterday afternoon from
the Church of Christ on Columbia
street. The Rev. H. c. Eenson, con-
Quoted the services, and the body
was buried In the Shuman Gene
tery by CARPENTER and Ford.
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METZ y, MAN N. DIES HERE

He'll Farrill of Metz. 81 years
old, died yesterday morning at
about IL O'Clock at Cook Eospi-
tai, where he had been patient
since June "a. He Is survived by
his wife and by a daughter. Miss
BERTHE Farrill. who is employed at
the hospital.