The West Virginian. [volume], December 09, 1915, Page PAGE 10, Image 10

About The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974

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PLAYS ?
ayph'e U. T. C.
ilsyWill Be a'
cream.
- T" ?c*?cdi
?>es? *?e always good for
jMBtnawhen cleverly told,
men are famous for their
sfl|gjfia*yfr real 'drum
mmwy* tote witty re
wreloua&danclng, popular
gfiSyand original scenery,
Die, entertainers In rich cob.
rejt&Ipako the U.. C/T.
^rfonnance one to delight
1 rehearsal will bo
BajBffiffcriday. night the
rofflffieiwlll be given-at the
i^ff'.^ar from Clarksburg
^members of that lodge
ormano. One of the best
ffl|fl2fthp season Is expect
teUreservations should be
!!S?man who
!?, freaks at
vmunty fairs
^W\\V?|W\VAVWMJ{}
[UlltlK:: boarded
-pOctcliyckooohy. dancer and
^?Mwlt 'out, of , business
1I[f3a u; attractions.
SHjSajtSwiSoclatloii' of Fairs
iltlena has Just 're-elected
lent-and though he has big
ntprests in Lincoln. Neb..
I^gwote; a great deal of
WW the country and state
tghout the country expost
ijucatlonal Interest to far
ibualpess men. During his
HHSIfoo did much to rid
amuRrnients of cheap sen;
?5?8?.
They're shaving their eyebrows
(now, fellahs.
Who. The.girls in Chicago,.where
this fad started.
Eyebrows, y'know; have got' to be.
thin and even. Fashion says so.
No Bankruptcy
(Continued from I'agc One.)
during power of accumulated wealth
bas been underestimated. -It will
take not more than'ten' or twelve
years for (lie. world to recover from
Its losses.
"I estimate that the war will have
come to a close by next atitunih. Then
there wMl .set In .-. a- period of manu
facturing activity the. like of which
we have nover known. This period
has- been made iiecessary, by . the
physical damage done by the diver
slon to war supplies of factories, once
engaged In making cloth, and what
not. During the reconstruction period
wo will work harder than formerly.
There will notbe.tho stagnation which
paralyzed the Southern states after
the Civil^War. :V, ' 'V
"Another result of the war will be
the Increasing. taxes, by" each nation
Involved and the raising of tariffs Lo
collect revenues. England will do like
the rest,*tree-trade ', country v'though
she is, and despite her comparatively
small war. .loss."The United States
?while it will not. have'to'%111'increase
her 'tariffs. . Although Germany Is suf
fering iiir moi'L than any-of the other
nations, since she Is fighting them
all, and spending'; liuge suras, will not
be totally ruined by the war. It jjrjl?
however, take, her longer to recover.
1 "Naturally, after'a couple of years
of Intensive manufacturing, the na
I tio'ns will have caught up'with ...their
I old supplies; will;; have.*;replehishe'd
i their depletion 'stocks oC njanufactured
! goods,', and'-.there ,will ^cqnie U">n ?
by it. No losses can be'abstained by
hef best customers^.without ; her'; feel-:
ing this loss." J V'a*-'
. i -y . ? * v' >~'i, ' J =
Woman'oCuclostty.' >y" **.'?; -' -
Tiie >orst of women isthat thej
aro lu';s wariiing^tc(-see what will
happen.if t:iey do certain things. They
make a man angry Just to see what he
looks ftlfe when Ko,'lsSn^^T(^?JejrJ
amkt men miserable'just-to Vce wliat
ho looks like when ho is miserable;
and they never realise how much gra
tuitous suffering all this entails upon
the man.?From .''Concerning Isabel
Carnaby," by Mrs. Fowler. . '.. V .
- Light Under Water.-. ?
Photography has discovered the
depth to which the.^sun'sirays pesor.
trate water. Five hundred and thirty
I feet below the surface darkness was
much the same as that on eartli on a
clear but moonlessinlgbf?
Weeds.
The earlier you get, the upper hand
of the weeds, the moro you lessen their
later power of mischief.? This' Is true
of other soil besides that of the gar
den.?V.outh'e'Companion. V \*
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S /.?"&
CAST? R I A
.So' whent you see sister feeling on
the top Jdrawjof the. medicine cabinet
where you keep your safety razor?
LOOK OUT!'
First thing you' know you'll be buy-1
Ihg blades for mother and the kids, I
as well. ?
Toothman to Coach
the Normal Quintet
Homer C. Toothman has been en
gaged' to coacli the Normal basket-1
ball tearii anda fast consistent team I
should"result./jrheUc.cal team has a|
.stiff' schedule to: prepare for and ial
.working hard to have a winning team.
" Mr.; Toothman' is'.the present county j
superintendent of schools and is well
:known throughout the state as an ath-|
lete. Besides playing basketball, base
iball and^ football" in the Mannington
and the Ideal Normal School, he was J
ia; member of two championship has-:
JtetbaU'jteams 'al.\Ve8leyari;-tn; the sca
"sons of'island 713. fe-was'a valued i
(pteyer> on; the '12. baseball .team* and!
^captain 'ot.'tbe .'13^tearail While teach-1
<'ing ati the Fati^'Iew" High. School, Mr. i
?Toothman coachud a baskdtball team
"which" made-an excellent showing at'
ithe-state "meet last year. N , j
; 'The;Normal team is practicing in the |
/Armory but all games will be played
,bn.vthevYf';M...'C. A. floor, us, it is
?more convenient for spectators.
a '.V?,,?... Whe re ' the; Fault L&y, C ;i
"Pardon me," said the drummer;
"but somehow your courthouse looks
to-;be; in the wrong, placo?'*'/''JJope.Ji
replied the landlord of the Petunia
tavern! "What makes Jt look so is
that the, town is in the wrong place
toTjioake. ihe 'courthouse .look - in" the
ripht ^place. ?'?KJansas' 'City. Star.
T^V?H?rm.Don.e by Old Fable.
? ? ^ThejVtcjiy^ptJtlio .and the tor
toise. Jias done a great deal of harm
in- encouraging people to bet on long
shots.-'{?? v-^-y'?
Good Bill at the Pli
Hippodrome Now
'The Hippodrome booking for the
jast three days of the week promises
to ;please. its 'patrons/with: a. bill .that;'
is full of; variety, and1 merit ' Francis
Sliopera Is - the comedienne, and Is
said to be,;a>very pleasing/ singer.
Fields;.Winehill and Oreen a-*e saltLto
be presenting one of the best acts of
its kind that Fainnonters have seen
for some time. Bernard Winton, vio?
liniat,,-closes the bill with a musical
feature in which .he plays some of
the classics, also introduces some pop
ular numbers and gives some very
clever imitations.
A:; tw^reel Lubiifrfoature "The Gold
in tho Crock" with* Edgar-; Jones, in
j leading part, and ?" A Charigo for the
| Better" an Edison comody complete
the show. '
MENU FOR DINNER.
At the turkey dinner-to be held'on
Thursday evening by the ladies' aid
society of the M. E. Church, South, at
the Y. M. C. A. building, the following
menu will bo served.
Roast Turkey Gravy Dressing:
Mashed Potatoes Peas
Sauer-Kraut Cranberries
Celery/
Pineapple Salad Pickles
Hot Rolls . Salt Rising Bread !
' Jelly ' |
1 Ice Cream Cake Colfoo ;
Tickets will be 75 cohts each. A,
j fancy work booth will be u side fca- j
; turc of the dinner event. ?Adv
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REASONS FOR HOME TRADING
i Ten reasons why we should "buy
j in Fairmont."
, 1?Losses are eliminated,
j 2?Railroad charges are already
paid.
3?-Losses are.eliminated.
4?Air goods may bo exchanged.
5?Seo and examine what you buy.
. 6?Keep your money at home.
7?Buy where there is immediate de
livery*
S?Rc3iprocate with your neighbors.
0?Useful and dependable merchan
dise la here.
10?Goods are cheaper in Fairmoht.
GRAY EYES OUT AGAIN.
The warrant against Robert Adams,
colored, commonly known _ as "gray
eyes",has been withdrawn and Adams?
permitted to go free./ He .was charg-.j
ed with stealing, forgery and obtain
ing money under 'false.*, pretenses. He,
satisfied his prosecutors and the case
was dismissed..
No Passing Whim.
"Art,"; says Frank Alvah Parsons,
"is not decided by a passing whim or
style; It Is''based on -lawsv that have
been, understood since the beginning
of artistic expression;1.' Its principles
may be applied to interior decoration
just as well as to" painting, sculpture
or any other form of artistic expres
sion."
Coal Oil Good.
Coal oil is recommended as an ex
cellent cleaning agent. One woman
uses a rag moistened with coal oil to
cloan her stained wood floors,, to clean
woodwork, porcelain bathtub and
I stand and also to polish the wall be
| hind the kitchen range.
COLON IAL?T'?night
Miss Mary Fuller
AND ALL-STAR CAST IN
"Lil' NorWester"
- THREE WONDERFUL ACTS.
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J Lt/TTIE PICKFORI) AND IRVING CUMMINGS
"The Diamond From the Sky"
Last Chapter of this Extraordinary Serial.
COME?IT IS WORTH YOUR WHILE.
MAIN FLOOR 10c. BALCONY 5c.
If
Secretary Musgrave Ex
pects Entries From All
This Section.
At the meeting of the Fairmont I
Poultry and Pet Stock Association !
held last night In-the city building,'
its!wa8 decided upon to give the boy
and girl selling the most tickets'to
-the chicken show here a prize each.
The boy will receive, a new suit, of
clothes and the girl wlll^e presented
with: a.1 gold. b.*aclet, Other children;
selling tickets'will be given two and
one-half cents" apiece for each ticket
sold." "
?* The show will most likely be held
in I he Nuzum building on Main-street;
The date January 10,11, 12,13, 14 and
,i5.^v >'? ? .
?* Secretary A. \V. Miisgrove expects
specimens from all over this section
of the country. ..-High class poultry
of all species will be on display and
the prizes offered'wlll ba "worth ship^
ping stock a considerable distance to
compete for. Entries for this event
blose January 1,1916. Fairmont Poul
try and Pet Stock Association is a
member of the Pennsylvania-West Vlr
gainia show circuit with JJniontown
and Morgantowu filling in the ring.v
J. H. Shaeffer will be superintend
ent in charge of the show here and
W. F. Auerswald will preside as judge.
No Iron Cross for Officer*
Washington, too, had his troll
crosses. However, they were merely
oadges, known as badges of military
hierit. This decoration was^ eetab-*
ished by Washington in 1781, and was
:onferred upon noncommissioned oR
"rers and BOldiers for three years' good
conduct, or for specially meritorious
.ervice. They entitled the nearer to
wss and repass all guards and mili
ary posts as fully and amply ao any
Diamissioned oflicor whatever.
I Municipal Ticket is
^ToOr5?. party. of Farmlngton
nanit'J their candidates for the town
election" jSSboyieldnhc^-flrit Tuesday
In Januar^itJSJpeejJng In the town
ball la?t night yTM raniuoatea a?
laeted^weretsWayorJ-iHearjs Hetieljj
Recorder, G. H. Muserove, and flvfl
councllmen; G.N; Straight. J. B. Wells,
Charles Morgan. J.vH. Coleatt, Xi. N,
Whltlacli. This is.a strot^jiloj^but
ainother one "will probably be picked
by the opposing party.
E i*!uribus Unum.
The Latin tihrase "E Plurlbua
Unum." nioana "From
la the motto of the United States, as
being one nation, though composed ot
many states, . The expression is found
originally in a Latin poem entitled
"Moretutn." supposed to have been
written by the poet Virgil.
TH URSOAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY.
SPECIAL FEATURES.
THOSE THREE NUT8.
BARRY & NELSON
THOSE COMEDY ACROBATS.
FRANCIS SHOPERA
THE DAINTY COMEDIENNE.
BERNARD WINTON
THE ECCENTRIC VIOLINIST.
PICTURES TONIGHT.
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