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Pathological.
Questions

Questions 8a5 Il.
Tn what Testament is the
Book OF Jonah? sis {.
az& {. - How. many chapters does It
contain a. Il. J.
33..---where is Ninevah located
4.-Where is Ninevah first
mentioned in Scripture
5.-Who built this city?
Slow old was Ninevah when
Jonah Prophesied against It?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions
1.-J onah prophesied that
SNinevah would be overthrow IN IL
forty days.
God did not fulfill Jonah s
prophecy because the speople were
very Erepentant and He had mercy
on them. S.s3 s5 ID. $ 4. 4 !,
Am 3.--Jonah was very displeased
when his prophecy did & not nc come
true. S'ss
God q made gourd for
shade over Jonah' s. Il cad as he sat
outside the city Z, ~ =,
..Byfm ms cans O. "a gourd, God
showed Jonah His purpose In spar
mn M { e.MNinevah was . great city
with many people who had repent ut,
ed Of their sins " N g3 a,5S "
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SAM HARDY AND VILLAGE

Bringing into bold relief quaint
character types familiar
to residents of interior towns
throughout the country, -''Get-Ri !slt;
Quick Wallingford," picturlza-
rtion of George NJ. Cohan's celebrat
edsstage success. opened a three,
day engagement at the Blue Ridge
Theater this afternoon. The hui
morouss and naive qualities Of scour-
try folk are disclosed with great
skill, yetswithout occasionlng the
slightest off'ense.
The spectator is delighted with
the innocence and atathe same time
the hospitality of these people OF
Battle burg. How this kindly IN in.
nocence leads them to prosperity
in spite Of the first intentions OF
Rufus Wa1lingford, a crook. and
"Blackie" Daw, his confederate,
makes story OF great human IL
terest.
Frank Borzage. whose direction
of "Humoresque' won him un1 yer,
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tnI$7s7SsS1 ooksE ua11SSy
% NJ
HoEssreceipts4s1 s.ss
tive ~ big @ packers bought stead{
none sweak. most loo toS15ci lover
ay,,sSaveraEesb1 KS 10S
t10Gtos 1850: pigs strong hnlksgoouI
y100to 100 pound ersE So -E5sto q 81 o.4 Il.s
Sheep receipts IS. 000 markeI
Opening slow; around stead ss1Ir,S
SdeTtonei weak; early top shorn
lambs s14.75;z bulk s14- 90 to Sli-So:
best California spring lambs held
$at $3.50 choice handy wooled1s
ewes $1,000: others and shorn ewes
$3.50 to 1925. 2
CINCINNATI, May -. .----II ogs re-
%cefpts 9. 900 steady to Is cents
lover; heavies $40. so :. packers and
butchers s10.75: heavy fat sows
5$T@$S. so; pigs and lights S7@
$40 rs; stays S5.25-
Cattle receipts S1,.0o; STEADY;
stears s5-0O@ss so; cows s2.fSa;'
Sc. 25-, s. &.
Calves Steady s4.Oo@$s::oa.
Sheep receipts 900 strooE 81 90
8@Se. 90 4. Lambs steady Isl Q Z. go \ o., .,
/ SIG 90 5iz4 n
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CLEANUP CAM PAIG.N'
LAUNCHED TN COUNTY Il y

@ Cleanup Week, which is being
staged by county and city of icfalss
in an effort to make Marion Couns
ty and Fairmont the spotless@sp SPOT
OF West Virginia started y on NV e ~
at o'clock this morning withsa IN
the machinery workin gss& a$tl1 zine
shape. s. &. is sSss
ID City trucks have been hustiingS
hither. thither5 and yon, coll citing
refuse and rubbish, and otfces are Il;
being served on those spropertyzzs
owners and hous eholders who are
holding back on their tin cans an and
vast paper.
So far everything has beensT1lIls8s
ming smoothly and no serious III OBJ
5stacles have been encountered3s
The anti ny campaign swhic is4pssss
Cleanup Week promises to- be son ses
OF the big health build ing %featursss
of i 922 i 81
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SIN is ATTRACTIVE
DECLARES MINISTER
The Rev. Z. Russell !. Pitman,
Delphi, Ind, breaches in
Local Church.

"Sin is attractive and am not
surprised that some people 40 nov nov
want to think of hell for they viii
have ali Of eternity to do that,
said the Rev. F. Russell Pitman o.
Delnhia. Ind. last night when ne
preached in the Palatine Bapt1st
Church. ~ 7a ~
The Reverend Mr.. Pitman's sub sub
iect was ss'The Sins Of Lot and
Lot of SINS. In the introduction. ne
spoke of the feast OF BelshazzaI,
which like tile story Of Lot is appli-
cable to life today, and pointed
out two striking differences s&
human characterize d ifHarende
between an unselfish father and
selfish son. The Reverend MT
Pitman said that Abran. like
fathers of today, made grave
mistake wien he; thought Lot was
ca pable of taking care Of himself .
i3 SIN every community there are
"a lot Of people wko have an over
dose of false pride and concelt, ne
continued. ST God were to returN
to earth what would he think OF
Chicago. Hollywood F'airmo 'l't a lrl'7
you aud me?"
IN brief he said that the church
and 1azz won't mix and that some
churches are getting into the lime linz
light by advertising themselves.as
mating places for young couples
and that all some churches need
to make them a sister OF the danes danes
hall is the price OF admission.
The Reverend Mr.. Pitmatn is q
young man full OF energy and he
Introduced some new features into
the service At the opening Of tns
service the singing was dragging 2
little and after several vain T.
tempts and invitation to have. al
ioin in he said something like this:
seNow lets have all the women u IN o.
der forty sing the next verse ---
The church was resonant.
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Mrs. Vernie e. Price to
Be Buried in Loganport

i. The body OF Mrs. VERNE p:
Price. 6 1 years old. wife Of Dan al
Price. whose death occurred at
her home at Bellaire, Ohio, on
sSaturd ay, will be brousht;8to her
old home at Logansport son q
day. arriving there at about noon no, a.
The body will be takenSto the
home o. her brother, HID Beatty
and the funeral will take place
at 1880 SWedn from rom ", the
residence Burial will be made IN
the aHuey Cemetery by Fran ,il[l <
Huey-
5I n Mrs. Price was the daughter OF
the late George w. and Marcia
Price Beatty. was born and an
reared In Marion County and was "a !;
we'll known at Warrington ana
5Logansport. She is survived by
her husband and the following
brothers and sisters Mrs: ID l-,slIa
Hibbs, Id. Beatty and q. =.
Beatty all of Losansport ames
Beatty. and IA. w. Beatty OF Mar
ion County, ~. E. Beatty of8Wa y
cry, Ohio, and Mrs Sallie3 H.ue7y
of Huntington.
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Funeral Of Robert Davis
ARRANGED for ednesda

The arrangements for tn @flpefs
AZ Of Robert Davis, 81 ears old.s
whose death occurred sundaXs
morning at the home of his dagghss
ter. Mrs. Howard Walls al %sFaaiEsl
view we're mad this fternoon:5
Funeral services viii be- heldgSaf
the F,airyiew NJ I. Z. g hurchS ats
O'Clock Wedn esd ay ftern oon,ss
the r. ev. r. v L. NJ an ess in chaEge,s
assisted by the Rev r.. p ialIsofs
sClarksburg- ;ssS q: M sss
Mr. B! Davis. who IS one OF s the
mostp rominent citizens Sof 5.Ma riona
L County NJ and # one OF the $cuntysssSs
iwealthiest$ farm owners, va gso ~
visit to his daught erss hen III h1ss
death occurred |. II resi- edsssn ear saa
King Station os 4 he nterurpans
car line on a farm hich is most
valuable owing to- rich IN o le;
{SeWick ley coal winch tunderl
II g was born and reared ms 2 s5l tne
community where he d ieoSand Vas vas
one OF its most respected cittze1lss::SS
4 Fl is wife died several yearsaa ago.,
He is survived by the ollpWings
children: z. u q: and A Gsyssesi,
Davis OF arion F4 County MTssS
Lewis Piper OF Kansas, NJ rs Ga
HoIlisterSEof n Oklah oma and rs
Howard Wall Of 'airyfew- -Four Is 1E1r3
teen grand chile ren also @ suryaTes
h I'm
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Winfield District.
.CIRGUl7s COU. RI !; 4 VIII '!!!|.:!l !.
. Try ON ORE 4 ! J. T.

Jnd 20 N. S Meredith OF Circuit
court Ssannounceda mi this afterno on n
thatone more case VIII be 5trt edss bys
the court before the trial Jurors arsss
aycused ~ for the term and the
chancerT cases arc AIKEN up. They
case to be tried u be the, eoectIss
me Mt case OF Harry 81 Coal 60 vs. 81
the Deveny-AIurphysA Apartment So.s@
Corporations Of French. So Barnes#
VS. Lloyd NJ. Kuhn .s$i5Ss
II tho ejectment case rs tried
Special3 Judge Is.s s. .S Schwenck;i8sS q n
Huntington Will preside, md;
Judge Meredith will tai ea up Oh u a Ahf-ls
Gerry cases. but I'LL the Barnes vs.
Kuhn case is taken Judge SMeer
;dfth Will presid hen tflesS1 nliSss
for the next case Is impaneledssallsi
other jurors will be excused orst s.os
term $50
The arguments in the case sofsS
William NJ Kirk. adm stratorHo
H IA b Murphy VS. the AZ nonga
hela Valley Traction Coz. coTpoES
. alton. were being heard by tasS.
court AID jury this afternoon
Attorney Frank c. HayIIn 20 SIC Ss flM
counsel for the defense opened
argum ents and was fol lowed e IL nyS5
Attorney Charles Powell ssST no opaaSn rssis
ed for the defense. Attorney 9uscaS
Morris will finish the $argument Tff OF
the defense and AttorneyEE Il AIRY
Shall will look after thu losing
argument for the plain lift 8 sSI t.1 sss
thought that the case will go to tfhetS
Jury this afternoon.
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DRIVER KNOCKS
AUTO OFF ROAD AT c URV.E

Careless driring on the part82sfas
a n .Sun owng N otorist in the hair:s3
min curve on the RivesvilIe road
nearly proved serious last eveninE
when an auto mobile drivenaalb Ira 81
Sd. Koehler OF Farmin gton wasssf hit
and knocked Off the road andsro1fs
ed down a steep enban ntsfi4sS
ito a. field below N rs eva Koei,ss
Ter, wife N Of the driver 81 escasTssssll
sus stained serious IS Il juries and az
brought to this city and .plaecssesd t1s
Cook Hospital. Reports fronsthssI
hospital today say tina az while herr
injuri es are painful they arenIlsostt Dot
serious Mrs James Ora sister
Of Mrs. Koehler, was. also an juTe t1ss
but was taken to her. home Koch
ler who was driving th EN- car e s,:ssS
capped uninjured So
County officers are todays tryi Ing
to find out .#wh o was ID II vim the
car that struck the Koehle caT
and knocked it OFF the road and4t En- N
they are successful -.S the Rsr'sonss
will be prosecuted II card mo-
al on s5Yf$4t
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80
Program arr i. Tonight.

.sss "a onthly Review of
Condi tions:.' Clark Ham
raond viceHpreside nt OF the Colunl-
ssbaa#Nati Bank, r pittsburgh Pa
Canadian Rockies-or Fifty
Switzerland in One. Grayce
sgDruit q Iatus, travel and steamship
5sadi HOT Pittsburgh Dispatch, Pitts
sxbnrgh From Pittsburgh Post
$3.50 81 ID. he Edgar Thomp-
SteelSsWo Orchestra OF
Brad dock Walter Baltic
asBFoRn conductor. Vocal selections
pp, contralto and
ELS Caldwell, accom- PIANIST
Program Tomorrow
ssS Weekly Dress Talk
ourGoYernment-I Problems.
louis Manley, profe OF
SppItdcal science q University Of
sSsPlttsbnrgh. from Pittsburgh Post
Oh p.ss1 ID leasing program
ssneaIs selections& by the East Lib
aItY Quartet Mrs Emma Albert
sISean ,goprano;;E Nj rs. Ann e .
SEoestehoff. 5contralto: - Malcolm
Thomson, tenor; 8Harve B. I4aude1-
SSbaugh bass. and James Philllr
johnson, pianist
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-, >,'Hi 80 % ZZ---. sl.s q
IN sfor its third reading and was
passed by unanimous vote
DR.. G.. H. $Neill, in a letter to
the board. asked for the refund ,d
ing of taxes on s. 900 worth OF
personal property, which he as
Aserts was enormously assessed.
The matter was deferred to await
action Of the county on the same
request: III
Building Permits
a permit was granted to W. =.
Hawkins Tor the Valley Eng ineer-
ing Co. to erect a brick, concrete
and steel theater and business
building on Adams street to cost
100000. Other permits issued
ftotaned s13,725 and were as '.s 1ol 4
lows: % a
win e. Nuzum. Adams street.
repairs to business building.
$1,000.
& S. P. Moore, Highland avenue avenue
lumber garage, LOO.
Louis Beebe, SCI Virginia ave
nue., lumber garage, S25.5 81
A. Il. Peters. Bryant van - : a street. rect
concrete block garage, $500:
#55 Salvatore Splro, Sgf opeS5oti" t.s ,
brick residence, $500.
r. McElfresh for Oscar T..
Wilson, residence. $500.
.. Brandy, Columbia street,
lumber and brick residence e &C.
=. A1kire. Diamond street,
cement block and lumber resi- resi-
dence, $1,000.
KeI1ers Co, 100 Madison street,
repairs to business buliding~
Ira T.. Smith presented an ap,
nlication for the c.. ;Ss Y NJ w Lana La
Co.ato remodel a business build ,lll!,
ing at the corner of Adams ana no
Monroe street. It was stated q
new floor was to be put in ana ana
4 new story added to it.
Mayor WV Conway told ~ MI +.
Smith that it would be dangerous
to erect an additional story on the
building in its present condition or !;
MT: Smith asked that the board
defer action until next Mondays
meeting when the company's arch-
itect will be present to explain the
renovation of the building and to
answer all questions ASKED by the
board mem bers. The matter VIII
be carried ovsr to the next ses-
ION.
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tie was rolling eastward toward
the southern walls of Pek1ng.
3. Heavy. sunfire broke out to the
east Of Changsintien at O'Clock
last night continuing intermlt-
8tently all night. 5
Artillery firing in the sector
south of Picking became more in in
tense toward midnight, and
small part of General Chans Tso-
3Lin's army retreated toward the
southwest walls of Peking. Cen
3eral WI Pei-Fu's forces appeared
to be developing their thanking
movement on Changes right wing,
while the latter's troops were de
Tending the Marco Polo bridge
across the Hun river commanding
the approach to Peking. 5
Observers reported that Chang.s
seven batteries of three guns each
were firing Simultaneous with
trenches over the hill along the
river six hundred yards apart.
General WI has gone from Paot-
.ingtu, his headquarters, to Siu1i-
no to take charge of the drive on
Peking. His forces are using
shrapne1 and machine guns.
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7. Mt Club Will Present
"a Girl to Order T thursday
&. ~ VI, -.

ga Girl to Order comedy Of
college life, will be presented at the
chapel service OF the Fairmont
High School. at 9 80 o'clock Thurs
day morning. bys the T !. N T Club
Of the school The play lis in one,
act and is being directed by Fi::s53Y !
Clark Of the ia llty
The cast Is as follows ,,....1fs5g
iannd,l Elliott. y. 2. 81. Owen Miller
M re !. " 81. Guy Stevana
Lady Clayton. ~ y. RobeTt..Si oan
EEnck6 Evans /. . q, = War; en- Cooper
5sBigcuit', NeIs on !. III enry THOMPSON
Elsie III ord Al, lam R1heldafter
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Personals

The Misses Matte and Lucy
Travis left Sunday for Alberta,
Canada, where they will spend tse
summer with their unrle, y 81.
Lake, who is there eor his health.
Mrs. r. E. Hardway, who under
went an operation for appendicitis
last Wednesday at Cook tiospitaLll',
Is convalescing nicely at this time
and is now able to receive visits visits
from her friends. -el 5
Mrs. Harvey Reed, who had been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Maddox at 127& Abbott street
has returned to PIT Marion, Pa.
Mr.. Reed, who is supervising road
construction near Pt.-a& Marion,
came here and accompanied her
home. Xxi wv
2 Clarence l.. Musgraye, who had
been i'll with the grip at his home az ne
on Monroe street, is recovering
and is able to be about the house
Tom Brett, Jr.,5 is i'll In his
home in Benoni avenue
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Z TYPES IN BLUE RIDGE FILM.
surpassed that
g ".Get-Rich-Quict:
. .-,,,,,,,,,r,,,,, aoorhod

sal praise, has surpassed that
achievement in "Get-Rich-Q Quick
Wallingford." Mr.. Borzage com bed
the theatrical profession to obtain
the correct types for the residents
Of Battlesburg, and his efforts have
been amply rewarded. The picture
is amusing from start to finish be-
cause Of its admira BILE acting.
II. From the hotel proprietor to the
town mayor. including the judge
and reporter on the "B attlesburg
Blade" every character is perfect e
All, the actors play their parts with
a ma tural ease which is possible ne.
cause of the great care Mr.. Borzage
used to choose those best suited II
every detail for the parts. This
:picture makes a small town live in
the minds of the spectator as No
photoplay ever did before. Sam
Hardy, Norman Kerry, Doris Ken Ken !:
Won and Diana Allen, all players Of
reputation, appear in the pr1ncip';aa1l ~:
roles.
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REAL EsTATES,TRANsFERs.

REAL $ESi AytE S W. -. =
The. following real estate estate trans an: :
fers we're fred in the office of
County Clerk Lee N. Satterfield for
recording today:
G.. L.. Freeman to James BAKER
lots Nos. 3S and 80, in the Bon Ale
Addition of Fairmont -Con Il:s.lct e a
.tion s795.
@. &. Freeman to Cora ~ Wat
kins. lots Nos. 35, So and 81, in the
Bon Air Addition to Fairmont. Con m
sideration $1,000. - n - .,
j. NJ Baker ct ux-St o r i.; hei-
.hIock 4. OF the Ridgely Heirs addt-
ton Of Fairmont. Consid lei
John i. Phillips ct al. to Isaac.
Google parcel Of land in the e1 a1gh5r
lawns addition OF Fairm no Con Con /
5sideration@ S550.
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sasTson prscfnct aSSnznMS
Mis- GordonG urry precinct sNps
4ssSRearingenss,E Earl Michael;;s pre-
scinct NO 81 Rentonss Ferry Bort
Eieliand pTecinc No s. East
5Park Schoolh Mrs. II. ". HoE
;nar. gss; 4 ~ sss:ss
Winfield District. s ss;E:
Precinct MOI, Montana, Carl
ia wson |: precinct 30. Mount
Harmony, Charley Glelland As.spEes
sc;nct No. s.; Burners, ohm: Finchs:t
precinct 4, 81 HHurrax.5NN w r. ks KS
her Scotdale: precinct No: 2, Nor-
.wood. . AR So Core NJ 4 Bowen en-:
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FINED $40 IAN DC OSTS:

~ Errice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5lI1As5l
tered a Plea OF guilty when.asss
raigned in nIagi strate Me- Mt MIS-
groves court today on chargesolssS
.unlawfully assemb ing fineaot
$50 aud costs samonntingStos$ 2I.52lS
was imposed upon Hill ebrand
spaid up and was released tld SIT
brand who ssa; white mansWsassssaaaIsss
rested with Bertha N ortbn, s; aSsI3 a
gro woman IN ter str efSTesoozllss
a week ago
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3,#CHICAGO. May = attic re-
ceipts q, 00o, beef steers slow, few
early sales strictly choice, about
steady; others 10 to Sc lower
packing Is to- 25cf lower top heavy
steers $9.15: bulk $3.50 @$8-50 :.sne she
isteacy;;,s bun @strong to 25cs high
ay::g few early sale #calTesS7.5o
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Liberty Bonds.

NEW YORK. May /. - LibertA
bonds 1 p M: liberty 1-2s,Es99.3e;
first As, $1,000 =; second IS. $ss:4o; \
first q 1-4s. 1864; second s14s,
1880: third Las, s99.s2; fourth
3 IDS. s99.34; victory 3-4s:
$780, 4. .a5
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REaSpEPARTMEN O1IS5
A-gst1 81 - ~. 3nS0E5f0

fence on@WashingtonS caused
theE fence to Is gnite and sthesGeHtIal
fire. Departments be- sa1iedasaIs
att 2::30 O'Clock sstaTaay
EHopnss useS E
u ram Il NJ swsre his to ssas
anaes III " sas,s
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out Is L picture on all four
gsfdgsT Then efulIy fold dotted
slfnsa entire length. Then
nttedSlfnes and SO on. Fold each
UNDER accurately.
sSpVhsnM completed turn over an c
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS result. Save
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+ At Cook Hospital-Delbert Mil Nil
ton Seese, three-week-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Seese OF Shlnn-
ston, und erwent an operation TO-DAY
at Cook Hospital.
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Nv est @Virgin1a----
Fair and slightly
swarme err. 3Locai
weather read
in gs. Creed Boly-
ia ard, Observer
Temperature a {
IS a. m. today
"A = esterdays
Nv Weather, clear:
t EN- p e r a ture,
maximum. 20;
minimum, ) 5 !;
precipitation 0.
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WITNESSES TELL HOW
THEY WERE FORCED e {, ED
(conrt1nued from page one.31

3 - 4 n. ( 4
that time. The more intimate
friends Of the young sub-district
president, however. profess a be-
lief that he may be acquitted as
soon as the states case is COM
5pleted without the n ecessity OF
hearing the large number OF de-
tense witnesses and on that
theory hope for the end OF his
ta3 M. b. Mullen of Madison,
identified a blueprint map which
u 8 said was taken from a Eeologl-
cal survey. 1t showed thespor-1-,
stions Of Boone, Kanawha*a nd nd
gan counties, covered by the
march, and the witness was ask ask
cd to point out Marmet, Racine,
!Sproul, Madison, ~ effrey and other
places which have figured in the
testimony. yellow line indicat-
inr-the twenty-five mile battle
'front.' was pointed QUITO the e
jury. 55s5 3:5;
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:Openind Deferred T.

l$&ECpenlnSJ yDcTeIIcdSs O4tygS " -
the time set for the op en1ng OF the
Promoters say3t that 1t will be neces
sary to sell some dditiona1 stock
before opening Thu store in Fair
mont It is y expected that twill
be opened by June
VIII Hold Meeting Billy
Sunday Business Mems Club will
hold its regular weekly meeting
at s o. o'clock this evening at the
y. M. C. AZ. Building on Fairmont4
avenue. Business OF Importance
will be taken up, and a full at
tendancesis desired
Baby Girl; Born baby
daughter, Frances Marie, arrived
at the homesof Mr.. and Mrs. Fred:
ments, early this morning. Mrs.
Allen was before marriage Miss.
Beatrice Nee1ey. She sis the l'.
youngest daughter of Mr. and,
Mrs. J ames A. Neeley, Al Spring
street. Both mother and baby
are getting along nicely.
~. o. o. 81 Move-All OF the Odd
Fellows bodies and the Daughters
of Rebekah have removed from
Odd Fellows Hall on Adams and
Monroe street to the old Normal
School Building, where they viii
meet in the future on precisely the
same meeting nights as they did N
the old building. The Odd Fellows
moved theiI remaining effects 70
the new location during the end 81
last week. The old Normal School
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Undergo Operations-Mrs. D.. NJ.
Vance Of Hamilton street under under
went major operation today at
Cook Hospital. G.. NJ. Hawkins Of
Church street underwent a minor
operation also.
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Petry stilI.:In Charleston;

CHARLESTON, May 1.--7;Vil1iam
perry, e-presid ent OF district No:
II. %Tnited Mine Workers OF Amer
lea and a defendant in the trials @
ne union men at Charles Town.
sfill9 was in Charleston TODAY,
where he shad been summoned OF
accorlt OF the illness OF his wife
Mrs. Petry,stwho has been in st.
Francis Hospital y for several days:
was reported to be in an improved
scondi on sssl J.
The union lead Is Sexpecting is
return to Charles T own shortly, Il
was said at the district headdua-
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5$ Pittsburgh livestock.

!: PITTSBURGH, May l. Cattle
receipts 600, steers 5000 fhe if-
iers 5S7.75S; cows Sc. So 81
S355 Hogs receipts 90, steady:
5heavies Sill 00: heavy and light
yorkers and pig; $ 11.3 Q Y
sss Sheep and mbs Tece e ? = so,Qoo
IL Calves receipts 1900, lover
top $500. si s8s
Chicago Produce s5
& CHICAGO May 1.-Butts1
lower, creamery extras IS 81 ID;
firsts 33@s.37, second 1902;
h 1Esrs higher; receipts $55,sss
cases firsts s.23 at1-2! ordinary;
firsts S .21s1-2@s22 miscellaneon3
1922 s1-2@$.23; storage ackedsex5
tras S .25A; storage packed. first l1I':st
S ~, ~
Poultry alive lower; FOWLS ss.26s
broilers S: ~ ROSTERS :16 ;':s
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: sss Y i ]; ! i; 4.

SSceksI ce'sHRelativcs. state
sswidessearch&issb being made for re-
latIVes#ofsE1mersIce, IS, carpen-
was seriously mi red IN
ssan#accid entsrecent at Colum bus.
Iohios. ca fel 1Sfroms a scaffold and
init RES caused a lapse OF
He$S S known to pc
VestsYIrginia man.
sBap fists Hold Rally a sue
sscagsf ui@ra1lyswa held last night
aafSthe sMountsZ lion Baptist Church.
Aftorney$HarrE Shaw and Profess
y. Hustead gave short
Tie senior choir gave a
SprDgram4o fSmusica1s numbers.
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ATTEMPT MADE
TO ASSASSINATE
CHINESE LEADER I: E:

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