The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-05-24

fdrkeTSDuTR- All OH OHere0 curing
the present month is to be accepted
by the Eureka Pipe Line Co, accord
ing TO an official order from company
headquarters.
Bluefeld-Charles Isaac Startling,
Il, ernploye of the English-Ott Lum-
ber Co, near Rocky Gap, was killed
when he was struck by a limb of n
tree which fell from a tree Startling
was cutting down.
Logan-Building permits in Logan
since January 1, 1923 total $577, 200, 1t
was announced by the building com
missioner. The permits provide for
the construction of a number Of bus
iness houses as well as residences.
huntington. w Small, chief me-
chanical officer of the Chesapeake &
Ohio r. r., completed an inspection
OF the mechanical equipment and the
shops of the railroad company here.
The official will conduct similar in
spectons at all points OF the line.
arkSburg-AlthOugh more than
1000 persons have signed a petition
asking the School Board to retain his
services, Rev o. f. Stump, who for
several terms has been principal OF
the Northview School, will terminate
his connections with the school q.
the close of the term.
: Charleston-In view Of the decided
HpnTnrnuaDnnnt In hn
fertilizer industry, an unusually large
attendance is expected at the thir-
teenth annual convention OF the Ma
6onal Fertilizer Association which
will be held at White Sulphur Springs,
the week beginning June IL Ad-
dresses and discussions will cover
chemical and manufa cturing problems,
transportation, sales methods, cost ac-
counting systems, etc
Parkersburg- a meeting OF rep
reseDtSHves OF the West Virginia
Voitures of the 40 FomE1es ct 8
Cheveaux." one OF the national organ
tzations of American soldiers of the
World War, held here, Howard D.
Matthews Of ParkerSburg, assistant
United States District Attorney for
the Northern District of West Vir-
g1nia, was unanimously elected chef
de cure of the West Virginia Voitures,
the head of the State organization.
harleston-Locatlon of the new
Pyhtian home in the vicinity Of Hur-
Ticane has been endorsed by represen-
tatives from the Huntington and
Charleston chamber OF commerce In
session with representatives Of Hurrl-
cane. Several sites are available for
location OF the new home, II. B. Ha-
gen, chairman Of the Huntington com
mittee, announced. Hurricane IS anx-
ious to obtain the home and is max
ing every effort to have favorable ac-
tion taken by the Pythlan committee
Charleston-PreservatlOn of respect
for law and order Is the first duty of
state policeman but the department
Of public safety, as the state police
department Is officially known. is also
charged with the duty OF protecting
all life and property in the state and
of conserving all West Virginia's nat
ural resources, superintendent Jack
son Arnold explained, in announcing
that every trooper had been instructed
20 cooperate with the forest fire fight
ing officials of the state game and fish
commission.
Morgantown@The Alumni oP Was+
Virginia University living IN Glove.
land, Ohio, have just completed the
organization of strong univereity
less than 50 members ACCORDING to
Frank Rov Yoke university Alumni
secretary. who has returned from tbot
city. Secretary Yoke went 10 Cleve-
land primarily to attend the tenth an
nual convention Of the Association Of
AIuinhl secretaries but dId not over
lo.N ,ne 1.I"''e 10 ele'l an alumni
c,..-,... m o.
Kanawba Preebytory e,,nnt ,,r' ,,'ai "a ',g s
S3r3I23 during the last wear l1
church activities, the committee on
statlst!'s reported TO that body in ses-