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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-18
LARGE DIVIDENDS.

LARGE sklfuI
thee II the
securities
policy Company that all Of the
a IA he UNION CENTRAL
General Agents e. @. Smith & Son Marion, Ohio.
Elmer j. Schoenaub Local Agents Jacob F. Lust.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-18

DR.. A. ID. Ludlo former profess
sor in the medical school OF Western
Reserve University at Cleveland. o..
will give up a large and lucrative
practice 70 start December 10 for
Korea. there TO spend the remainder
Of his life as a medical missionary.
Ills bride OF a few days. who was
Miss Theresa Lang. graduate
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-18

If you are interested in these important questions
please fill out your ballot pro mptly and mail to
POLITICAL EDITOR DAILY MIRROR,
MARION, OHIO
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-18

should brulse the serpents head
should crush evil His Word went
forth still more distinctly 10 Father
Abraham. assuring him that he would
have two seeds. two posterities, one
'as The stars Of heaven" and the other
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06
EAST AND WEST
TO PLAY BALL
Great Game Between Giants OF The
Diamond Is Coming Off At
San Antonio

Auburn, N. ri Noy. 55-The 1917
baseball season Is dot Yet over. the
national game will be resurrected
Ndv. is with contest between
eastern and western players at San
Antonio, Tex.
The game will be feature of the
annual meeting of the Natiol AS
sociation Of Professional Baseball
Leagues in San Antonio and was an
nounced today by SECRETARY John H
Farrell,
T. II. Murnane of Boston will
manage the eastern team with John
M. Ward as ,captainea and the western
nine wiIlSbe led by Adrian C.tAnsor
OF Chicago with Norris O'Neal, presi
dent of the Western League as. mana.
ger. i4.
Home Run" Baker of the Phila
delphia Worlds Championship team
and Tyl Cobb will be. among the play
ers, it s}announced,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06
|. ". READ DIES SUNDAY
Resident at Mound City Past 40
Years-Merchant and Police
MsgisHats,

/. w. Read, one offfH eldest and
best known citizens otMaund City,
died last night at 1926 O'clock at his
home, of bronchial pneuinenias He
had been seriously III since last Tues
day
Mr.. Reed was III years of age and
has resided at Mound City the past
40 years, going there from Shawne-
town his former home.
He held the position of Police
magistrate and has been in the mer
camille business for number OF
years.
He leaves his wife, three sons
Lee and William; and two daughters
Mrs. George Il. Martin and Mrs. Ben
Blankenship all Of Mound City with
the exception Of his son Lee, who re
sides at Jacksonport, Ark. All hii
friends we're at his bedside. He alsc
leaves two sisters and two brothers
and several grand children. Hi,
grandchild., Mrs. Claud Smith, &C
,companied by her husband, arrived
Saturday from their home In Caruth
ersville. Funeral arrangements viii
be announced later
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06
CANCER CAUSES DEATH
J. W. Walker, Proprietor Factory at
Y Mound City Dies at Cleveland
Ohio. '9a"F'a H"7 n N

j. w. Walker, Whose serious i'll
ness caused by cancer Of the larnyx
was noted few days ago, died a.
'5:15 O'Clock yesterday morning ait
Lakeside hospital, Cleyeland, Ohio.
Mr.. Walker was tho proprjetor of
Walkers Veneer and Panel factory
at Mound City and of similar plant
at Portsmouth, 0. III
Hugh A. Swisshelm, manager OF
the Mound City plant, left last night
for Portsmouth, o., to attend the
funeral. Deceased was a cousin OF
Mrs. Swissheld. He underwent an
operation for cancer OF the larnyx,
which at the time 1t was thought
would save his life, but render him
speechless. His death followed the
operation very soon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06
TYRUS'COB TOPS
AMERICAN BATTERS
Great Tiger OF Detroit Inereases
His Average Made For
:.
The Last Year

Chicago, Nov, Failing short
two points Of equalling Lajories rec
ord of 422 made while member OF
the Philadelphia club in 1910, Tyrus
Cobb OF Detroit topped the 1911
American league batters for the
fourth successive year with an aver
age of .420 according to official ave-
RACES announced tonight by Presi-
dent Johnson of rhe American
League.
Second to Cobb is Joe Jackson OF
Cleveland whose average Is .4os
Napoleon Lajole OF Cleveland who
gave Cobb sue a close Face for bat
ting honors F1slo has an average
of 1855. 4.
Last year Cobbffnished with an
average of 1886 and Lajoie with
.3S4 A
The. worlds champion philadel-
phia club has fomc men lnthe select
900 class, ColAps with an average OF
.Ss5, LapRShst for 35S,Baker the
home run hero of the worlds cham
pionship series for 334, Murphy .S29
McGinning. 3 a. coombs .319 and
Lord $40. ~
Detroit had four men HITTING
above 800. including Cobb. Craw
ford Is fourth among the league hit
ters with an average of .37S Will,
Delahanty made .3S9. Gaynor ha,
an average of 1902.
In club hitting Philadelphia lead'
with .297 while Detroit is second al
.291 and Cleveland IL third with
.282,
Cobb also scored the Creates
number runs, scoring 147 times
also made the largest number o.
hits, 247. or these forty-seven were
two base hits and twenty -fouf thre'
baggers.
Cobb's nearest rival In base steal
ing was Milan Of Washington, "a
stole 5S while Cobb stole SO.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06
MEXICAN Town
HAS AN ATTACK
FROM BANDITS
Inhabitants Resist, Firing Upon The
Marauders From The Top.
OF Houses
THREE REPORTED KILLED
All Well Mounted And Repulsed
After Many Shots Have
Been Fired

I'll Paso, Tex, Nov. 5-The. town
of Pedracena,. Durago, Mexico, was
attacked last night by nineteen
bandits,
The inhabitants put UP sharp
resistance, firing upon the marauders
from the roofs OF their houses.
Three Of the bandits were killed
and two others were wounded and
captured.
All OF the bandits were we'll armed
and mounted and were repulsed only
after hundreds of shots had been
fired on both sides.
The residents of the town fear a
future attack and have made an
urgent appeal to the federal authori-
ties for protection.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06
BROOKS COMET
WILL BE BEST
SEEN THIS WEEK

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 5.--The
present week will offer the best op-
portunity to see Brooks comet, ac-
cording to the Harvard University
astronomers. For the past fortnight
1t has been a conspicuous sfigure in
the eastern sky but Its brilliancy is
rapidly diminishing, and moonlight
will interfere with its clearness az
ter November 10. 9ae4
\ AT present It As best seen with a
field glass or small telescope, al
though visibIe 10 the naked eye. In
order HI locate, AZ NJ necessary tC
face tho east about 5 a. m. Ii win
he seen as hazy star with long
faint tail, extending upward. w,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06
President h Going To His Home
City To Vote In Election
Next Tuesday
THEN FOR ANOTHER TOUR
Will Take Trip Through Kentucky
And Tennessee Before His
Return To Washington

Hot Springs, Va, Nov. 5.-After
a three days rest here President
Taft left tonight for Cincinnati, ac-
companied by Mrs. Taft, Miss Helen
Taft and Mrs. Thomas N. Laughlin
of Pittsburgh.
Secretary Hilles and Major Thom-
as Rhodes, the presidents physician
will meet him in Cincinnati tomor-
row.
Mr.. Taft is TO appear before the
election board in Cincinnati and
qualify so that he can vote at the
city and county election Tuesday
sil On Tuesday he will address the
American Society for the judicial
Settlement of International Dis
putes.
Leaving Cincinnati Tuesday night
the President will begin Thousand
mile tour through Kentucky and
Tennessee, during which he, will
make eleven speeches. Next Tues
day he will participate In the dedi-
cation of the Lincoln Memorial
Building at Hodgenville, Ky.
Ends at Knoxville
The trip ends at Knoxville, Tenn,
Nov. IL and Mr.. Taft should reach
Washington early on the morning OF
the next day.
The President spent the day quiet
ly. He attended church this morn
ing and was driven over miles OF
mountain roads before dinner. That
was the days program by far Of the
most simply mapped out for Mr. Taft
in eight weeks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06
SIeuih, AT Chicago Are Keeping A
Close Watch On Woman
Charged With Murder
DENIES SUICIDE ATTEMPT
Claims Nurse Gave Her The Wrong
Shaker 70 Use And That
Mistake Occurred

Chicago, Nov. 6.--Mrs. Louise
vermilya. accused Of the murder BY
poison of Policeman Arthur Bisso-
nette and under Investigation in
connection with the successive deaths
OF eight other persons was pro-
nounced to be wholly recovering TO-
day from the attempt to end her life
by poison yesterday.
Since the attempt at suicide,
Mrs. vermilya had not been out of
sight Of one or more guards and
every object she touches is first
examined, either by a detective or a
trained nurse. &
A guard of detectives, uniformed
policemen with a police matron and
several trained nurses, are watch
ing over Mrs. Vernilya night and
day she is never out of the sight
of at least one pair of eyes.
Watchers Alert
The watchers relieve each other
at short intervals to prevent fatigue
causing lack of vigilence.
The woman's bed and bed cloth.
ing, her sleeping garments, her hair
and everything else about her thai
conceal poison have been examined
During one of her lucid moments
that broke the delirum following
the taking of the poison, Mrs. Yer
milya today denied to the police that
she had attempted to end her life.
&. Blames Nurse
The poison In the tin box. was an
insect powder, she said. She de-
clared that the nurse had given her
the wrong shaker. Mrs. vermilyas
statement was made some time af-
ter toxicologists for the police had
agreed that the poison was prep
aration of arsenic. The woman's
condition remains critical tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06
BURLINGTON RAILROAD TO
EXTEND COAL DIVISION

DuQuoin, ILL.,, NOV. 5.---Official
announcement has been made of an
extension of the Burlington's South.
ern Illinois coal line to West Frank
fort, in the heart of the Franklin
'countyfield. The extension will
branch OF from the main line. south
of Christopher, and extend in a
southwesterly direction for a dis
tance of about six miles to West
Frankfort. Practically all the right
of way has been secured and the
work of construction will be well un'
der way by December 1.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06
NEW DRY G0ODs store
Gunther Dry Goods Co. Throws Open
& Doors to the Public
Tuesday.

The Gunther Dry Goods Co. opens
in the new Halliday estate
with big stock of goods.
The firm has decorated the many
large show windows OF this beautiful
store in most attractive manner.
This Is new firm In a new store and
with new goods.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06
REV. ALFRED M. EELLS BACK
FROM HIS FATHERS FUNERAL

Rev. Alfred M. Eelis returned yes
terday afternoon from Pomona, ILL.,,
whore he attended the funeral Of his
aged father. Rev. EeNs is one Of
nine surviving children. Rev. Eells'
father, also q minister. spent fifteen
years Of his lie IS CONGREGATIONAL
pastor and another forty in the Pres
byter1an ministry.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06
CRANBERRIES TO BE
MORE COSTLY THIS YEAR

Chicago, Nov. 5.--The possibility
Of q corner in the cranberry market
that bade fair to eliminate Gran
berry sauce as feature Of Thanks
giving day was established today.
Cranberrics this week are $1O.S0 a
barrel, an increase Of nearly $5 from
last year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06
uncle SAM TO
INVESTIGATE
WAR CRUELTY
Massacre OF Innocents By Italians
y,
Brought To Attention OF
State Department

Washington, Nov. 5.-The So
called Italians -Narbaristes in Tripoli
finally have been brought officially
to the attention of the American
government in such form that
some declaration of the position of
the state department In the matter
Is now expected.
The object was broached. first in
the course of statement by the
Turkish ambassador in a conversa-
tion with Assistant Secretary of
State Addee, and later In the shape
of a letter; in each case the ambas-
sador, who declared he was acting
under cable Instructions from his
government, described in detail the
acts attributed to the Italian troops
and protested in the name of hu-
manity against the alleged barbarity
inflicted upon the helpless women
and childfen and non-combatants
by the Italian soldiers.
Ambassador Wants Aid.
BY order of the government the
ambassador appealed to the United
States to exert itself to put stor
to practices that he declared in
plain violation of the rules OF war.
fare and in contravention Of the
Hague convention, Ito Ewhich the
United States and Italysare parties
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06

The illinois Central Railroad
Company has appointed J. r. Barber
travelling passenger agent. with
Headquarters at Freeport, Ill., vice
Is. g. Baird, promoted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06

for violating its charter obligation.
He is a Democrat and has served two
terms In the United States senate,
Inl9O2 he was appointed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt chairman Of the an
thracite coal strike commissioniwhieh
brought about a settlement OF the
great mine strike in the hard coal
regions of Pennsylvania. Judge Gray
was chosen arbitrator of the Alabama
coal strike, commission in,9 August,
1908. and he was also arbitrator in
a dispute between the Illinois mine
operatorsand their workman, ln bntn
of these instances his decisions were
accepted by both Sides and resulted
in sending the men back to work.
Judge Burlington is o republican and
Is fifty,slx years old He has ben on
the federal bench since 1892. ..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06

Trenton, N, j., Nov. 5-The steel
trust case will be heard by three
United States circuit court judges
These are. Judge William M. Lamp
Of this city. Judge George Gray Of
Wilmington and Judge Joseph Buff-
ington Of Pittsburgh. The request
that three judges sit was made BY the
government upon the ground of the
public Importance Of the litigation.
They are the judges who decided the
powder trust case ordering the dis
solution of that organization. Judge
Gray was born May 4, 1S40. He
Is graduate of Princeton and stud
led law at Harvard From 1875 until
1895 he was attorney general of
Delaware and obtained the.c conviction
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10

return yesterday in Mr.. Newman's T.
ME- touring car. The trip was a very
pleasant one. and they returned to
their homes at an early hour last
evening.
Ralph White left yesterday evening
for eastern Ohio where he will spend
a few days on business. after spend
ing Sunday here with his mother.
Mrs. W. W. White Of Third street.
Ike Cope has returned to his home
in Barton after spending a few days
in the city as the guest Of friends.
DIR. ID. %Jenness. Of Morgantown. was
the pastor yesterday at the First
Methodist Episcopal church. delivering
two ermO one at both the morn
ing and evening services.
A special meeting of the members
OF the Moundsville high school desir-
ing to use the tennis courts made at
eastern Fifth street will be held This
evening at 4:3O at the courts.
John Mullen left last evening for
New Martinsville. where he will re-
sumo his duties in a glass factory.
after spending a few days I'm the city
with his family on Morton ven
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10
ANARCHISTS Den

BUENOS AIRES. July g-what IS
believed 10 be an anarchist plot has
been discovered by the police Two
Italian anarchists have been arrested.
A search 81 their homes revealed n 20
be a regular bomb factory
There have been many clashes be.
tween anarchists and the police IN
BucnOs Aires during tho past two or
three years. growing out Of labor dis.
putes President Alcorta narrowly
escaped death by a bomb while dri.
wing In the street February 2S. 1905.
Colonel Falcon. chief OF police. and
his secretary. DR.. LardeRan. were
killed by a bomb November -. 1909.
a bomb explosion occurred in the
theater ~ Buenos Aires June ~. 1910.
injuring twenty persons. The senate
and Chamber 81 Deputies then passed
n bill providing for capital punish.
ment for those responsible for any an.
archistic movement resulting IN death
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10
ELKS OFF
ANTLEREo HERD DEPARTS FOR
ATLANTIC CITY.
Large Delegation Left on Special
Train TOR the Popular Sea-
side Resort.

Over the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road the local members OF the b. 2.
o. f. No. % departed last evening At
1870 on special coaches. The local
delegation will arrive early this morn
ing and will stop at the Virginia no
tel. where reservation has beer Sc
cured. The hotel is located within a
square of the convention hall. and Is
one OF the best hotels in the Ocean
City. The local delegates carried
with them thousands OF stogies and
other famous Wheeling products that
have made this city famous.
Among those who departed last
evening were Mayor Chas. G. Schmidt
and family. q. +. Mendel. J. F. Sherry
wife and sister. ]. s. Brennan and
wife. J.. Fl. Riddle. Jr.. Charles J.
Schuck. William Kirbach. II. J. Keil.
Bert Rowland. Dan Schobel. =. +. Ha-
berstick. Will He'll. II. w. Wheat. Ed
Bremen. A. Bieberson. J. Heiner. X.
Otto. Henry Front. Van Mccullough,
]. Fair. J. Zoeckler. o. Truax. n.
Schiller. ]. Cochrane. G. Horstman.
DR.. p. c. Barlow and wife. w. A. Dire
horst and wife. DR.. Leon Refer and
wife. Mrs. Noble and daughter, J.. VI.
Collins and Fred Hunt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10
AN old FRIEND FOUND
Unique Advertisement That Once
Graced Local Papers Turns
Up In Philadelphia.

Years ago readers OF local papers
saw frequently an advertisement in
the classified column conveying the
information that a certain individual
was not a member OF any secret or
g~anization. The advertisement APP
peared ever and anon and soon read
ers began to look for IL. IL became
an old acquaintance. Always IL on
veyed the same little story. FEAR in
and year out in black and white II
appeared until the individual left the
city. Then there was n vacancy in
the classified column. However. old
friends often meet after a long sepa-
ration under the most unusual circum-
stances. and The ln~telligencer asks
permission TO present n c more the
little advertisement:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10

Battle Creek. Mich. to spend some
time.
President and Mrs. Charles A. Al
basin are receiving congratulations
over the arrival of a daughter.
Ollie Water. purchasing agent for
the Iorain Coal & Dock company. will
leave to-day for Atlantic City and q
trip IN the east.
Park Alexander. OF Pittsburg. is the
guest OF his father. William Alexander.
Edward Johns and j. E. Fox left
Sunday for Rochester. ". Y. TO attend
the Shriners' meeting.
DR.. Harry Rosenthal will be home
this morning from williamstown.
w. Va
Mrs. Thomas Thompson returned
Sunday from a visit with friends at
West Alexander.
Harry Gordon will leave to-day for
a several weeks business trip in Eas-
tern Pennsylvania and New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10
Irish + Loyal

DUBLIN. July 9.-The citizens OF
Dublin continue to give ample evi
dence of their affection for and loyal
ty to King George. The Kings move.
ments are watched everywhere by en-.
thusiastic crowds. This morning their
majesties attended service in ST. Pat.
RIGS cathedral. where they were re-
ceived by the Most Rev. Joseph Fer
guson Peacocks. Lord Archbisho of
Dublin. The RI. Rev. John Baptist
Crozier. bishop OF Down, preached
the sermon
In the afternoon the royal party
motored TO Maynooth College. fifteen
miles from Dublin. where they were
received by the Lord Lieutenant NJ
Ireland. the Earl OF Aberdeen. Their
m~atesties inspected the college with
the greatest interest. They signed the
visitors book and took tea. After
wards they visited the Royal hospital
and other institutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10

the Elks' convention, and will repre-
sent the local lodge.
Rev. NJ. Hickman preached two ex-
cellent sermons Sunday morning and
evening in the First United Presbyte-
rian church.
IL is expected that the well on the
charles Woods farm. four miles west
or town. drilled by local people. Will
reach the Berea sand tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Chessell and mother
Mrs. Hatton, are home from a visit
with relatives at Ironton. o.
Raymond Cole and Joseph Foster
have returned TO Smithtield, after a
visit with $. J. Shane.
John Barkhurst. OF S%mithfeld. is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Gil
lespie. OF South Fifth street.
The new postal savings bank will
open here on next Friday. and Post.
master Sedgwick has the arrange
ments completed.
Twenty-one mills will be operated
at the Laughlin tin plant this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10

Harry Williams. 81 Buffalo. 10 here
io spend his vacation with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs r. " Williams
SIR and Mrs Walyer Davis and
children of stouhenville spent Sunday
with relatives here
Miss Ethel Moore is visiting friends
az Ucrula0u for n few weeks
MrF George Heck loft SUNDAY for
n several weeks visit Bro the northern
part OF che state
The manv friends ~ Mrs John
Kuhn will ho rlad to learn that shc is
recovering from n several days Ulncss.
The Huffman team end Tho clerks ~
The Scott Lumber company Will play
ON mo Naccahce grounds Tuesday
evening
Miss Gladys Baker Us visiting rcla-
lives Zoo ST. Pleasant for two weeks
Miss t.c0la Kirk has returned 20
her home in Coshocfou. after % pleas
10 t.ei' with Mlss Nell Philips
Prosecuting Attorney vs. v Camp.
bell lcn yesterday Tor Gary. Ind on
business. aud from there Will 80 to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10
PoTTERs ELECT.

ATLANTIC CITY. n y. July -
A. the close % the twenty-second an
nual convention Of the National Broth
erhood 81 Potters yesterday. the fol-
lowing officers were elected
President. T. j. Duny. Of East Liv.
erpOol. formerly Of Wheeling
FIRST Vice President. Frank ~.
Hutchinson. Trenton.
Second Vice President. Samuel b.
Burgess. Fast Liverpool.
THIRD Vice President. John Ran
dolph. Trenton.
Fourth vice President. Samuel Bur.
ford. Tim
Fifth Vice President. George y.
Martin. Trenton.
Sixth Vice President. T. ". Woods.
East Liverpool
Seventh Vice President. John g..
Wood. East Liverpool
Delegates 20 American Federation
Of Labor convention. George Cartridge,
Trenton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10
RcIIaire Rriefn

Miss Marie Habig will entertain the
Dainty stitch Sewing club at her
home on Gravel Hul next Thursday
evening.
Mrs Mary H-eatherineton. OF this
city. is visiting relatives az ST. Glars
Vile.
Miss Cora Workman is The guest OF
friends a. Woodsdeld
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Mohn. 81 Thrichs.
Vile. are guests at the home or Dr.
4 g.. Beetham on Thiriy-seventh
street
Louis Eherling has returned to his
nome in uunkirs. Ind. after n visit
with relatives In the city.
Attorney Fred SeabriEht. Of Gary.
Ind. has returned home after a visit
with his parents hero.
a Joint picnic Of the American
Mechanics. % Reilairc and Bridge
port. will be held in Fpworth Park
~ Hethesda. Tuesday.
Miss Freda Schoen has returned
from a visit with friends a. Canton.
SIR and Mrs Edward Miller. n
N%iitlu-hurg. Pa are guests ~ friends
fn EcIlair'
Nr- Caroline uobler. NJ Franklin
street. 's visiting her daughter ~
Indianapolis
Mr. and Mrs Borf Norton. ~ WI.
kin-hurE. are guests ~ Nr and Mrs
'has kevscr. Of Gravel HUIi
MISS Louise Uarb1ugh. ~ shady.
.ife has gone f0 Detroit. Mich. for q
visit
Uelia.re hive. Ladies' ~ tho Nacca.
bees $3.50 meet this evening and viii
have a number ~ important matters
~ pass upon
NrF Anna Fouike. ~ Gravel 1901. ls
visiting her sister af Youngstown
Miss Callie 800 bel spending "a fow
laws win GAINESVILLE friends
Walter f.aIurc o. NrR York. ~
visiting his mother ON Gravel UNu