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News Of Plays and Players.

Louis James will appear this season in a
new version OF Shakespeare Comedy Of
Errors.' taking the dual role OF the two
Dromioe.
Hoe's New Surprise Party. under the per-
sonal direction OF Edward E. Rice. will pre-
sent Richard F. Carroll and Fred J. Eustis's
new comedy. Lolita for the first time at
morrow evening. Il will open at the Ma
jestio Theatre here On August %.
Lulu Chaser will opsn her second season
under the direction Of Klaw a Erlanger AT
the Lyceum Theatre. Rochester. on August
week In Atlantic City shs will open the LIB
erty Theatre Monday evening. September 2.
She will appear in a new muaioal play by
John j. McNsIly. with lyrics and music by
William Jerome and Eugene Schwartz.
called Lola from Berlin
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos NJ. de Heredia will
sail next Wednesday for Europe. Their
home here at Fifth avenu and Seventy
eighth street, the former residence Of Mrs.
de Heredia's parents, the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry H. Cook, has been sold to James
b. Duke. Miss 8. e. Blatchford, who sails
also on Wednesday, will be accompanied
by her niece. Miss Alice Potter, and they
brother, Francis Potter. with Miss Cary Of
Baltimore. to take place in London early
in September.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-11
SOCIETY At TUXEDO.

Good weather Induces a Large Number OF
COlOnists 20 Remain.
TUXEDO PARK, N. Y. Aug. ~10.-Favorable
veathsr has induced a large number Of
coionists TO linger at Tuxedo. In addition
to the weekend arrivals there are q few
cottagers who will spend the rest Of the
season hare. Senator and Mrs. ]. Van
vechten Olcott. who have been In Mexico,
e. HpI ssmp. .a and atGf Mi. SAMPSON Of sossoe'
who wore abroad, lave leased the Tucker
Forsvt noV wicE Sus' w ySo1 se1e p zone Sr; 10 an Te mIs
Other arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
p. Lord and Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Lorillard are az; New
port for a fortnight and Mr.. and Mrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-11

Cardinal Svampa might have been elected
Pope to succeed Leo XIII. in 1908 had he
beer in good health. He was the final
candidate OF the Rampolla faction. but
could not get the necessary number Of
votes because n was then suffering with
heart disease.
According to a prophecy the successor
Of Pope Leo was TO be an i0nis drdens. The
name Svampa means "a fare" and for that
reason IL was believed he would be chosen.
Cardinal Svampa was born in the village
OF Montegranaro, diocese OF Fermo, Italy.
on June Is, 1851. He studied in the do
cesar seminary and later taught there for
two years. He was called to Rome by
Pope Leo XIII. in 1882 to become director
Of the Propaganda College. He was made
Bishop Of Forli in 1887 and was created
Archbishop OF Bologna and Cardinal Priest
in 1894
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Richard Mortimer will 60 to SOUTHAMPTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Gray returned from
Charles W. Cooper and Miss Cooper have
opened their Tuxedo. house. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt entertained a
weekend house party. Mrs. John Murray
Mitchell 10 spending the summer at Bar
Harbor and Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Rogers,
yr. ave zone TO Fair Haven. Mr.. and
Mrs. George l.. Ronalds have returned TO
Turtle Point. Other arrivals were l.. B..
Preston. Charles r. Peabody. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Andras, Jr., and Miss Gertrude
Sampson. ..,. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-11
DAVE MONTGOMERY HOME.
Win Pictures OF the Real e WIN Others
m the NJ. Louis.

Dave Montgomery Of the theatrical
team Of Montgomery and Stone returned
Yesterday aboard the American liner st.
Louis from a visit to Holland, with photo
graphs Of the old red mill just outside Am
t'erdam. a pretty good imitation Of which
was presented in the musical comedy Of
that name. Mr.. Montgomery says he
stopped at the inn that also figures In the
play, and he and his brother Scamp had
Their pictures taken in front Of the inn.
Other passengers by the St. Louis were
Airs, G Rider-Kelsey, the singer. who 10
gre will assume next spring at Covent Gar
drn, John Fox, Jr.. Edward j. La Plnce,
Toward :. Cans, former Assistant District
attorney: Judge A. J Clarity, Arthur
ia vcnport, Mrs. j. c.. Westervelt, L. 8.
i.anler, ,Jr, DR.. +. NJ. Rood. Mrs. @. y. F.
Lcr1 and DIR. B. +. Barclay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-11
NO TRACE or MISS BENNETT.
Young Woman Who Had Helen ". Gould
Scholarship Stll Missing.


No trace was found yesterday Of Alice
NJ. Bennett. holder OF a Helen NJ. Gould
scholarship at New York University. who
has been mts~ng since Monday. DR.. Mac
Crackeu. o Of Chancellor MacCracken,
joined In the search. Mr.. MacCraoken went
to Police Headquarters to consult with the
detectives who are looking for Miss Ben
nett.
DR.. MacCracken said that he had heard
from members OF the faculty that Miss
Bennett was often depressed. DR.. Gibbs
found among her things a diary containing
passages in which she old Of her loneliness
and encouragement. One Of the last en-
tries in the book was: The shadows seem
to haunt me. l am 80 lonely. and feel so
blue" II was learned that Miss Bennett
had been lately disappointed in an appoint
ment as a teacher in a private school.
A woman in Thirty ninth street. Brook
Ign. sent word to the police last night that
she was the missing Miss Bennett. Inves-
tigation showed that she was ar actress
who wanted notoriety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-11
ARTHUR j. MOULTON ARRESTED

For Auto speeding Take TO Night Court.
Although IT'S Against Police Rule.
Arthur j. Moulton OF ais Fifth avenue.
who is associated with Sidney Breese and
James Lawrence, Jr., in the B. L. N. Auto
mobile Company, was arrested last night
on Jerome venue by Sergt. Nerny Of In
spector M~cClusky's star, charged with
running his machine at twenty-five miles
an hour. Moulton insisted on being ar
raigned in the night court, although the
police have had orders t o send no auto
mobile cases there, 30 he was accom-
modated.
Magistrate Kernochan told Moulton that
he wouldn't decide the case until he had
read the decision Of Justice Truax, who
held In effect that Q Magistrate has only
authority to impose q fine for auto speeding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-11
Settlement OF chicago Traction Trouble

CHICAGO, Aug. 10. Judge Peter 8. Gross
cup will enter an order on Monday morning
in his court turning over the North and
West Side traction properties to the Chicago
Railways Company. Ii is understood that
the Courts order will be that the properties
shall be leased TO the new company. the
conducs Of which II set forth in detail In
the reorganization plan formulated by
yudse. 0rosoup and Prof. John c. Gray.
the Arbitrator.
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CARDINAL SVAMPA DEAD.
Final Candidate Against the Present Pope
in 1905 Dies OF Intestinal Trouble.
Special Cable Despatch 10 THs SUN.

Special Cable Despdfch % THs SUN.
ROME, Aug. ~lO.-Cardinal Dominica
svampa, Archbishop Of Bologna, died this
morning Of intestinal oatarrh. The Pope
sent the apostolic blessing. Cardinal
svampa wal one Of the most popular mem
beers OF the Sacred College and was beloved
by all Italians for his moderate views. He
was among the candidates at the last papsl
election.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-11
ZINE DAY." SAID TIE THIEF.
Neighbor Thought Polite stranger Wa q
Guest. and Carrier Handed Wall 10 Him.

Guest, and Carrier Handed Mail 20 Him.
A thief visited the home Of Daniel W.
Smith. $50 Avenue Z, Bayonne. yesterday
afternoon In the absence ofs tho family.
While he was forcing the front door Mrs.
Edwin Clayton. who lives next door. came
out and tho thief tipped his hat and re-
marked that 1t was a fine day. Mrs. Clayton
thought the polite stranger, was q guest
OF the Smiths.
After r~ansacking the house and selecting
the best Of the jewelry the thief was going
down the stoop when Letter Carrier Fred
erick Schmidt came along with mail for
the family. The chief took the letters,
thanked the carries, threw the letters In
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EDDY NEARING on TUESDAY.
Deposition All In and Masters Are Ready
To begin Caae.

BosToN. Aug. IO.-The final deposition
in the litigation over the estate Of Mrs.
Mary Baker @. Eddy was taken before
Special Commissioner Fred A. Fernald to
day. The dispositions will be sealed and
certified to by Mr.. Fernald and will be sent
70 the clerk Of the court of Merrimac county.
New Hampshire. The papers will be used
before the special masters. Aldrich, Jelly
and Parker. who will begin the hearing on
next Tuesday at Concord. N. II.
Joseph Armstrong Of Boston. a much
wanted witness. did not appear before
Master Fernald. The cause assigned for
his non-appearance was sickness. The
certificate Of a physician was offered certify
ing that he was % i'll Of pleurisy to testify.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-11
MARTIN KNAPP MARRIED.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner WEEDS
Mrs. Gardner.

Martin A. Knapp, chairman Of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission. and Mrs.
Nellie Maynard Gardner. daughter OF the
late George l.. Maynard Of Syracuse. were
married at noon yesterday at the Hotel
Manhattan. Only a few family friends
were present. Bishop Edward @. Andrews
Of the Methodist Church performed the
ceremony. After the wedding breakfast
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp left for Spring Lake
Beach. N. j., where they will remain for q
few weeks. Upon their return to Wash
ington they will reside at Stoneleigh Court.
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The Human Account More Than BALANCED.

UTICA. N. Y. Aug. io.-wilIiam Wallace
Mclaughlin. aged so. and ono Of the FIRST
settlers of Upper Lake ia the Adirondack,
died last nj, ht from an acute attack OF
Bright's disease. To-day his widow gave
birth to twin babies, o boy md a girl, who
arc doing a. well az might be exp ectSd
under the circumstances
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Miss Evelyn Sloane, whose wedding with
Mr.. Grisw old Of New York takes place
some three weeks hence. at the country
home Of her mother. Mrs. John Sloane, at
Lenox, has been the guest during the last
week Of her uncle, Edmund Coffin, at South
ampton.
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Obituary Note.

Herman Ende. an architect. who was the
designer. pf many Of the principal public
president. Of the Berlin Academy Of Arts, Is
dead In Berlin.
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Mrs. James Henry Smith will return in
October to New York with her daughter,
Miss Anita Stewart. They will be at a
country place in Wiltshire. England, for a
few weeks and will devote September to
shopping In Paris. Mrs. Smiths son, W.
Rhinelander Stewart, Jr.. Ia with his uncle,
Lispenard Stewart, at Newport.
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d.nce Of the brides parents at Belle Haven
ION
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. WHY'S Terry nov are in
Scotland. MIR. and Mrs. William r. Burden
IRE in Paris after a week in London. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lestelle, who were married
here in the late spring, are settled in their
home in France Inc are to have staying
with them for q short period now Mrs.
Neeser and Miss Evelyn Neeser, who were
for six weeks at Seabright.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Walker announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Emma
Lockhart to =. Watts Bagley. The wedding
will take place in the early fall.
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The wedding Of Miss Mary Elise Moore
and Dor Marine Forlonia Of Rome, Italy,
. to take place next Thursday nj the resi-
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-
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. who
are expected to do a deal Of entertaining the
remainder Of the season, gave their first
dinner at Beaulieu last Sunday night.
when Mrs. May Brady Hall also gave q din
ner. The Louis XIV. decorations OF the
white and gold dinner forty covers given by
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs last Monday night
we're much admired. Among others
who gave dinners on Monday were Mrs.
George Henry Warren. Mrs. Edward c..
Post, Mrs. Natalie Schenck Collins. Mrs.
William Payne Thompson. Mrs. E. Living
ston Ludlow. Mrs. Henry Clews and Paul
Rainey. On Tuesday. Mrs. odgen Mills
gave her first dinner since her return from
a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Loriilard
Of Tuxedo. their house guests. Others who
gave dinners on Tuesday were Mrs. Pres
colt Lawrence, Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll.
Mrs. George 3. Scott, Egerton l.. Winthrop
and Mrs. +. II. Slater.
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson. who
arrived Thursday on the Adriatic, prolonged
their stay in London until after the arrival
there OF their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen II. p. Pell. Friends who
came over with them who will he their
guests for the ensuing several weeks are
the Right Hon. Christopher Pallcs, Lord
Chief Baron OF the Exchequer In Ireland.
and d. j. Bourke, X. {.
The wedding of Miss Mary Elise Moore
and Don Marine Forlonia Of Rome, Italy,
y to take place next Thursday NJ the resi-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-11

Count Bernsdorff OF Germany Is at New
port for the remainder Of the season. Coun
August Schwan Of Stockholm Ia beinI
entertained Mt Newport in anticipation
OF the arrival OF Prince William. Primo
Giovanni del Drago OF Rome has been tn
guest during the last week of Mr.. and Mrs
A. White. at White Hall, their place nea
Long Branch.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-12
OF
ROGERS RAILROADS
INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT
CONCERNING RAILROAD
LINES IN VIRGINIA AND
WEST VIRGINIA.

NEW YORK, March 12.-ft was an.
nounced in Wall street yesterday that
the consolidation OF all OF H. H. Rog.
ers' railroad interests in Virginia and
West Virginia has been arranged. MIR.
Rogers refuses to say why he has
built tie Tidewater railroad in vir-
ginia and the Deepwater Railway Com.
pany in West Virginia. It was posi-
lively stated that 1t rs not Standard
OIL enterprise, but is simply a person.
al venture Of Mr.. Rogers. 1t is known,
however, that Mr.. Rogers has for
many years been acquiring some of
the most valuable coal lands in West
yirginta. Apparently there has been
little opposition made to his plans eth.
er by the Norfolk and Western Or
Chesapeake and Ohio. with which two
his venture comes in direct competl.
tion. 1t is said tina. this is due TO the
fear Of the powerful Standard oil in.
fuence.
Up &c this time Mr.. Rogers has paid
all of the construction expenses our
Of his own pocket. Several weeks ago,
however, he borrowed S10.000,oOV in
Wall street for the purpose OF com.
pleting the Tidewater road.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-12
J.. M. HARTLEY & SON.
J. M. HARTLEY q SON.
The Elks Band
AT WARRINGTON is PLANNING
TO GIVE A CONCERT in THE
NEAR FUTURE.

w, H. Omen went to Warrington to-
day. Mr.. Omen will take charge Of
the Etks' band at that place which
is preparing to give concert before
long.
The First Regiment band, of this
city. of which MIR. Omen is the direc
tor, will give concert in the Grand
Opera House on April Ii. The ar
rangements have not been completed
for the concert but very interesting
and entertaining programme will be
rendered.
1t is the intention or the band tc
give several concerts in CIarksbur,
this summer. The land is very popu
lar in clarlisburg and Clarksburge-.
wanted IL to give weekly concerts. Mr.
Omen would not agree to do this. but
promised that he woufd give them sew
eral concerts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-12
CLEANING OF STREETS.


Cow Some Chicago Property Owners
Are Solving the Problem.
How property owners can have the
streets about their residences KEEP,
clean Is demonstrated by the work OF
an Improvement association in sec
ton of Chicago.
Hardly u section of the city is now
without Its Improvement association"
small, well ordered and organized bod.
les OF earnest property owners and resi-
dents, who are determined their streets
shall be kept clean even though 1t be at
their own private cost, says the Chi.
cago News.
All parts Of Chicago are beginning to
feel their influence, and much of the
Improvement in the city's thorough
fares, which has been the subject OF
comment, Is due to their well directed
activities. Each association has It's lit
tie section or division Of streets to look
after, and rs nearly every resident In
the section takes a personal interest in
the work In preventive us well as cor
receive measures 1t Is well done.
One OF these associations was recent.
" organized to care for the streets in
the ncighborhood of Wicker park, on
the northwest side. The Wicker Park
Improvement association has been In
existence only few months, but It has
already accomplished much.
The domain of this association Is the
territory bounded on the south by West
Division street. on the west by North
LeaTitt. north by West North avenue
and east by North Robey street. Every
day from dawn until sunset its white
iacketed workmen may be seen busily
engaged with shovel and broom on both
sidewalk and street. According to j. C.
Matthison. secretary OF tile orsaniza.
ton, the support already given to It by
the ncighborhood has far exceeded the
expectations of the promoters Of the
movement.
Part of the equipment of the associa
fton is horse and wagon. and sufl
ciert funds arc pledged to guarantee
the cleaning Of the streets every other
day. 1t is intended to plant trees and
otherwise beauttfy the thoroughfares..
The cost Of membership in the asso.
citation is cents n month for every
foot of frontage represented. owners Of
corner properties having to pay only
the frontage on one street, The officers
Of the organization are: President
George G. AInges; secretary, Julius @.
Mattliison; treasurer, Andrew \. En-
gle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-12
CLARION MAN
is KILLED
SHOT AT BY BRAKEMAN, LOWRY
RUNS AND FALLS TO DEATH
BETWEEN CARS.

TOPEKA, Kan, March 12.-s. w.
Lowry, IS years old. son of s. H. Low.
ry, of Clarion. Pa, died in hospital
here yesterday morning as the result
of being run over by freight train
on the Chicago. Rock Island and Pa.
cific railroad at Maple Hill, Kansas,
Saturday night.
Before he died he stated that he and
a man named Kelly were beating their
way from Keats, Kansas, to Topeka,
when the brakeman ordered them of
the train at the point OF a revolver,
and when he refused because the
train was going at such a higa speed,
the brakeman shot at them.
Lowry said he then climbed on Top
of the cars and started to run and fell
between the cars. Both legs were cut
of, TIE brakeman has not been ap.
pretended.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-12
ROAD DEMANDS
ARE NUMEROUS
THE eENNsY HAS NOT NEARLY
ENOUGH FUNDS TO oEFRAY
EXPENSE OF IMPROVE.
MENTS.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 1.-THE
State Highway Department announces
that the people Of Pennsylvania have
asked for SO much reconstruction OF
roads that the estimates Of the cost
not only exceed the amount of money
available until June !, 1907, but al,
which will be made available under
existing Legislation up to June 1, 1909,
by over $ls,ooO.ooo.
There is perhaps nothing undertake.
en- by the State within recent years
which has aroused such popular inter.
est as the rebuilding or the highways
of the Commonwealth under the acts
of 1903 and 1905. So many new roads
have been asked for that 1t will take
millions to complete those already
surveyed, and unless substantial ap.
proprlation is made by the Legisla.
ture only a very small portion OF the
applications can be filed.
The statement shows that total OF
f2,25s,454 feet OF road construction
has BEEN applied for, Chester county
leading with 1,4O1, 900 feet, and ev.
cry county in the State, excepting
one, being represented.
To biiid the hundreds of miles Of
roads for which the counties have ne
titioned would require $24,51S sos
while the total available for road con
suction under the present approprla
ton was s19,2l9,25s.33 less than that
figure. This clearly SHOWS the neces
stty for larger appropriation If the
demands of the counties are to be
met.
Out OF the original appropriation II.
good roads there was available tc
June 1 of the present year $4,000, 900
The State has paid out on contracts
for tho construction or roads 81 ,s9f .
o4s.23. The balances still unpaid on
existing contracts amount to s1.5So.
952.04, grand total OF $3.50, ooo.27
which is over $4,000 more than the
money available. This sum will have
TO be taken out OF the 81 500, 900 which
is available after June 1 in order to
complete payments on work authorized
and in many instances constructed.
Among the applications received is
that Of Allegheny county for $50 res
OF which amount only s71,7521s il
available. s. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-12
PERSONAL



Harris Yost the famous foot ban
coach, Il In the city.
Mrs. Fred Bartlett. Of Mnnninston. Is
in the city the guest Of her parents,
Capt aud Mrs. K. D. Walker, Of the
First ward.
Mrs. B. F. Reed and daughter. Miss
Lillian, have returned from a visit
with Mr. Tot Reed and family, at
Wolf Summit.
Mr.. Joe Ford, who has been In hos.
pital in Baltimore, has returned home.
Mr.. Ford has about recovered from
his recent illness.
Mrs. John B. Crane. who has been
in Morgantown, the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Crane, will return to Fair.
finont to-day. Mrs. F. G. Hyde, Of Oak.
land, Md, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Crane for the past few days, &c.
companied- her to Morgantown. and
will go on to Pittsburg, where she will
visit friends
Mrs. Matte Davis and guest, Miss
Flora shfnn. OF Washington. D. G..
win go to steubenyille, Ohio, to.mor.
row, where they viii be the guests for
few days OF Mrs. Harry link. of that
city.
Mrs. Maselle Jacobs and daughter.
Miss Wilma, OF Triune, who have been
the guests Of Mrs. Belle Bennett and
Mrs. c. NJ. shuttlesworth for the past
two weeks. returned to their home to.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs.. B. L. summers have
returned to their home in Wheeling
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. James E.
Summers, OF the South Side.
Master Joe Higginbotham. who was
operated on for appendicitis at Cook
hospital recently. was removed to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Higgin.
botham, of the First ward, Monday.
The little boy is getting along nicely.
Mr.. Charles Price. of Rlvesyille,
who has been in Daytona, Fla, for
the past few weeks, returned home
this morning. Mr.. George NJ. Price
who accompanied him thsre. is still
in Florida. and will not return before
the first of April.
Mr.. Elmer Pastorious. a linotype
operator in the West Virginia office,
met with a painful accident last even.
ing which incapacitates him for duty.
1t is hoped he will be out soon.
Mr.. Edwin Robinson is in Chicago
this week. Mrs. Robinson has been
in Chicago for several weeks, the
guest of relatives.
Miss Katherine Deegan spent Mon
day in Clarksburg.
Mr.. Joe Fuccy is in the city on bus
mess.
Miss Anna Leggett, of Harrisyllle.
w. Va. is the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
G. L. Holland, on Locust avenue.
Mrs. E. w. shurtleff has returned
from few days visit with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. David Kunst. at Grafton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-12
Odorless Moth
Proof Bags

For protection against moths and
dust, we've the very thing you've been
looking for. No odor-does away
with Pine, Tar, camphor, Tar Balls.
and other dfsagreeabIe smelling drugs.
Garments positively free from odor
when taken out.
The damage to, clothing is done by
the worm. which is Matched from the
Moth eggs, which may have been de-
posted before the garment was put
away. So clean your garments thor
oughly. so that all traces of the egg
are removed. Hooks with each bag
with which to hang garments.
Size 22x3o soc
Size 24x4a soc