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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE



In order 20 settle the estate os the late
John Wolfe. deceased. I Will offer Tor
sale ~ lnhlic Auction. on the premises.
on the nortl fork OF short "reok one
and one-half miles northeast OF clinton.
ONTO county Msst NirrIuIn. on Wcdnes-
Jay the 2>th day % August. 1912. com
merctng az 10 o'clock. a. w. the follow
iug described real estate. To- Wit. That
Is 10 say. all that certain piece or par-
cel - ground situated and lyIn. on the
north waters 81 short Crock being
I bounded and described as follows.
commencing az stone near a county
Ipad, corner 10 Jno. Waite and running
tlence with hts line nortH sct- east
49, poles o. stone thence south
t5+ east - 20 poles Co stone corner
70 \ : Maxwell. and thence with his
line north \ 81 east G4Iz poles 20 a
stake. thence north -5t. west ia5s roies
90 the center Of county road. thence
along said road north $50. west 75Z
poles north z5aa wet 1872 poles o. a
sihE" on tie west side Of said road,
thence cutting Of bend ~ said road,
norm 10 west 1872 poles 90 a point
SAID road north 50 west COS poles north
boz west Fss poles north asa. west
l'ff poles north ssi. west 1875 poles
west Dos poles south Sos. west 1915
poles south - west gs4 poles south "a
west @ poles then leaving tie road
south - east . 20 poles Co tho place ~
heEinninF. TIE above courses 6elns as
Of the year 1857
Containing e6 Acres. Rods 2. p t. be
ne same NOR" or less and being a part
81 the property conveyed o. INCOME
Wolf hy ,. Hanson Good trustee ~
de"i dated tho 18Th day % June. 1873
ana recorded To- the off.ce 81 The Clerk
- TIE County Court ~ Ohio county.
West virginia. in Deed Book 90. pase
TEHNs OF SALE Made known on
day Of saie
ELLSWORT WOLFE.
,.,....-... Administrator.
fl NIIS ~ RICE AurfIoueer
Iy-g4-lf. nu---14.rf-
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AMENDMENT NOTICE
a Preeia.Aroa ~ The osvsz.er.

T. william r. Gl.s-ecck. Gov.rnor %
we STATE o. West virginia pursuant
20 the Constitution and laws OF said
state. % issue this proclamation. an
nooncins 10 the voters OF the State Of
West Virginia. that. on the Tuesday
n>xt after the fret Monday In SoVer-
,sr IN the year one thousand Nine
election held on that DAY. there will
oe submitted for ratification or rejsc-
ION an anendment 20 the constitution
OF the s,a,e as follows. to-wit:
Proposed AmsnAmsnt-
NAV section forty-rix OF article six
OF the Constitution OF West Virginia
~ now II be stricken out and the
following Inserted IN lieu thereof.
SEC 80 On and after the FIRST day
OF, July; one thousand nine hundred
and keeping FOR sale OF malt. vinous
or spirituous liquors. wine. ale porter
beers. or any Intoxicating drink. mix
crpt as hereinsf,ep prorisea " nrn i. sa
by prohibited In this state Provided
ncweNer; that the manufacture and
uors for medicinal. pharmaceutical.
mechanical. sacramental and scientific
purposes. and the manufacture and
sale OF denatured alcohol for Industrial
iesuIations as the Legislature may
Prescribe. The Legislature shall. with
GU, delay, eract such laws. with reEu-
IauonS. conditions. securities and pen
aIties as may he necessary 60 carry
ton ~
The proposed amendment is designat-
ed a- Prohibition Amendment: and
on the official ballots to b. voted al
lowing.
Ballot on Constitutional Prohibition
Amendment
Nnendlng section forty-six OF Article
For ratification OF Prohibition Amend
ment.
AGAINST ratification OF Prohibition
Amendment.
Those fsvoring the ratification OF
said mendment will vote. For Rattn-
cation OF Prohibition Amendment.
ana those opposing will vote. Against
ment"
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal OF the State. az the can't
toll. this 2?th day OF June in
Nseai) the Year Of our Lord on.
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Twelve. ana In the fiftieth
year of the State
WM. y. GLASSCOCK,
BY the Governor:
STUART r. REED
Secretary of State
o. q. w.-l3N. Last Insertion oct -
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Estimate of The Town
OF MarWood

An ordnance as~~-tafnlrx -.
P.n.er and nxins the levy for the town
~ NarNcod Tor the current nscni year
~ coNer a. municipal debts and nabilf-
go pr"osole during the said year in
clus'ing probable exp.ndftu-,s - ,,,c,,..r
aioNances FOR delinquent taxes ex-
brns-s Of collection and cOntinrencies-
be ~ ordained by the council OF the
town Of Wsrwood:
section J. That the following sums
are hereby estimated and declared TO he
sha 70 become lawfully chargeabie on
". town OF Warwood for the fiscal year
1919. and ending on the 3Oth dav OF sep
TENDER. 1919
mat IL TO say:
hstiinate- and disbursements. maxi
mum levy. 10 cents on 500 % Vaiua,ion
Debts and demands owed by the said
municipality which will becom. due and
Payabl. during the coming year.
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SUMNER RESORTS

IT'S NEVER TOO HOT nj Mountain
DakS Park. on the crest Of the AIiaye-
iies. in u white OAK forest Boating ana
Bathing In tie Lake. Coaching. Moor
Ing. Bowling. TenTis. Golf Camprne-r-
!ns July ,th 1" l4th. Chautauqsa, July
:stn to August gath. summer sonooi
Ju'y 18th to August 39th. Missionary
institute. July lstH TO 2sth. Bible con-
ference, July 5tth TO August S,h 0oci
hotels. home-like ooa-difIg house. VIII,
every modern convenience
summer homes on reasonable terms
flsctric light. natural gas, mountain
spring water. sewers.
Adcr-ss tue Superintendent
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK Md
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No. l J. a. Price. 80 barrels: Moor
and Robertson-Jarrett lot. 60 bar
rels: Davidson-Gates. l2O borrels.
In Warrington district. Marion
county. the Hope Natural Gas Com
pany has completed a test on the J.
+. Lucas farm and has a gasser in
the Big lniun sand. In the same dis
trict, the Carnegie Natural Gas Com
pany has the rig completed for a test
on the Newton Huey farm.
Southeastern Ohio.
The deep sand territory i'll south
eastern Ohio is completing good
many wells. In the central and lower
end of the field good producers are
found and in the extreme northern
end busters are coming in. In Coal
township. Perry county. the CHARTERS
Oil Company has completed Nos. 81
and 81 on the Hooking Products Com
pany's property. The first is good for
30 and the last 20 barrels "A day In
the New Straitsville district, Cater.
Davidson a. Moran's No. on the Up
son Coal Company's property is pro
ducing 2l0 barrels. the Lone Star oil
COmpany's town loo well, l05 barrels.
and VI. II. Lobaught & Co.'S Freil-
Martin lot we'll. l2J barrels.
In the sam"tOwuship the STANDARD
Fuel company has completed No. on
N" New York Coal company's property
and has a Toe barrel producer. In Rush
Creek township. Fairfield county. thu
carter OH company has completed 4
second test on the and &. Nixon
farm and has producer 80 small ~
20 make little better than a dry hole
Northeast Of Bremen. in Reading town
ship. Perry county. the ohio Fuel sup
ply coupauys test on the Jacob
The Avelon oil ana Gas comyany's Nos.
farms have "a combined production 4
$50 barrels a day. In Jackson township.
The Gocbel company and others have
started a second test on the Samantha
T.. Griggs farm
Busters IN the Northern Ertsusion
IN fn" northwest corner OF Falls
] oWuShtp Nusktugum county. and six
miles northwest 81 GAINESVILLE. IN.
'nuadiau-bhio Fuel oil and Gas COM
pany has drilled "a test on the " Mer-
81" iHfm through the clinton sand and
has a duster. lu Madison township. I'm
10" same county. the same company
has drilled "a deep buster on the \ "
Johnson farm In this well the Gin
5.sfl fret and waz barren The VOL
was drlled 10 total - 3.sIa feet
making D. The deepest test fn this usrt
OF inc state. The location IL ah0tl. tue
huH "Nf-ntlf miles southwest 81 ADAM
Mills North ~ Adams Mills the saw.
COMPANY is due tn the sand al a teet a.,
the ". Gray farm.
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Lake Erie Race.

AKRON, o.. AIg. i3 Races ~ the
Lake Erie Harness circuit here TO-
day. we're three heat affairs. save tho
2.l2 pace. In which the expectations
81 tho talent was upset IN the sec.
ond heat when Prince Arlington. an
outsider in the netting stepped In
front - F.t~'. uou r-urfoe,
took tho other heats. GyIH
Summary
--, ..'r iieity King (TcrreU won
Moko More. tliurtonl second. billie
O'COnnor. tkarnsD third Best timo
%
2 20 tro' Handy J (siaan won.
Irene s. fkarnl second. Florence
Vincent 0iosmcrl third Best time
ego
2i2 pace. Furioao fMcDowoW
won. Prince Arlington tTousevl SOC.
ond. Senator Hashford u.caseI third
Best time 21f
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Eat-5es

: Roomed Dwelling north end Of
bland. for $500. II your family re-
luires roomy house for price Of
mall one. II will pay you TO look
his up
One Of the best residences on Rich.
and avenue, Lovc.and. Owner NOV
ng away. NoU can get big value
Two full lots 80 with r..
Sl2s5 will buy good Is roomed
house. suitable for one or two fam
lies. with ground enough for anoth-
sr hous" This house will rent for
F1s 70 so pr month. Easy payments.
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WEST ALEXANDER MAN
FINED FOR SPEC DING

Mr Gorhy ~ West Alexander was
n"rret-d Do, Deputy a. g. Marshau.
Eliza Wi1ams yesterday. charged
with exceeding the speed limit on
state road Hc was brought bo-
forc Squire is'hhs and pleading
euuty to the charge. was fined So.
aud costa
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SEALED PROPOSALS

BIOS wiz He received until - O'clock
con nn August 2nfh frr fre installation
irE CIV Hospital
All bids uusf hr delivered in sealed
rn' eln3fs addressed Co. 70 p Henfers.
gyline 60. Wh~eifrr IS Va before o. q
umF ahNte gifer E1.n nII must he a.
nmltrlri Ny H certified rreOk. e4uai 10
of TIE amount o. fHe BID
iiHne an spa. IfIrHfInra are On erffhf.
ION 80 TIE Office nf charles vs. Bates
Architect BOARD ~ Trade rfde AMI al
city Hospital fts
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NoTEL NEW ENGLAND
HOTEL FRONTEyAC KETTgGKY

"a section between the two famous
piers. eehtral 60 al attractions. modern
n,Eh-S!ai's hotel, a. good as the best:
.apscity -Se. WI make very special
terms or sic up weekly. special Sem
temher rates. including large ocean
rooms. met@l beds. elevator. baths
phones. superior table. with white ser
vice: table supplied direct from farm:
porchcs overlook the ocean and Board
Walk. hooklet w 7. WATTS
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FOR SALE
$50 ACRE PARna Foa SALE.

one OF the best and best Improved
farms in Belmont Co. Onto. Located
on the Flushing and Cadiz road. a. mi
north Of Flushing in Flushing TT. and
Z-fni from Il. q -. II. r. sta 13-rooiu
trick. also lO-room frame residence
both equipped with modern convenient
ces. and three-room tenant houses
TWO large barns. one modern dairy
barn. other horse and dairy combined
carriage houses and out buildings: ali
under slate roof Good soil. farm we'll
watered. and plenty OF fruit The No
. +-foot vein or coal goes with the
farm. We will also sell the No =
pittsburgh vein II purchaser so de-
ssireS Address T. h. HOLLOWAY.
Iush'hs. ONO. a-ii-26t
ron sALE-Farm Of ESQ acres IL miles
cast or wheeling. on Nat ITke t. ~
- X X. and mote. line. I miles from
paved street With good houses. 2
barns equipped with hay forks will mold
100 tons Of hay. stables and all a,ces-
Fary outhuildings. orchards OF all
kinds ~ fruit and vineyard and. fruit
never Tails. Sugar grove 81 about POO
trecS. All newly fenced with locust
posts and never failing spring IN zach
field. All in grass with exception OF
about six acres. VIII cell all or any
part. and will exchange for city prof,-
srty Man" terms 20 suit purchaser
Row man Bros. Valley grove, W Va.
Fell phone 2si-R 10 T.. q. au-a-r
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

ron SALE on Trade good seven
rnnm house and two lots. uIfn wells
bonn fNllrf l1un. ans offfr improve
nFnfa WI rcIl cheap 90 trade for a
small farn Address Dnaties ~ NiIer.
Cameron, ". Va 1s-sz-u
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'AAhn SOURCES OF revenue from
which said sums mentioned in the first
sections ~ theo rdinance are expected
TO be derived are the following. namely:
Personal property in the town
OF Warwood. assessed by
county assessor. assessed
valuations ...-........f 1s6l25
Real estate in the town of
Warwood. assessed by the
county assessor. assessed
valuation .................. l.sts.2so
Property in the town OF War
wood assessed by the state
board OF public works. .. e774e2
Total taxable property .s,il2s9T
Section :. To pay the said sums set
forth in the FIRST section OF the ordin-
ance. IL Is hereby declared by the coun-
ell Of the town Of Warwood that II IL in
it's opinion necessary TO levy on all real
and personal estate In the town OF War
wood the sum OF 30 cents on each
oO00p one hundred dollars valuation.
Therefore and upon all dogs the sum Of
800 for each male and 81 90 for each
female. and IL is therefore ordered that
aid levy be made.
tSigned)
CHARLES n. MILLER.
Recorder OF the Town OF atwood
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s sas:, . ~ oss:s a sSss;.: Yer

. NoIitE ~ HENEtfh slkfN. mat
o. West Ngeinia viii receivs biIs daily
~ tta ngto~ % CnarleFfnu. West Viz.
stls. TOT furnishing Supplies for the
several = are rfIsutiuns ffa nnaurial
managemsrt - wnisE 10 vested in said
fo1r1 Contracts vii ~ spardeI 10 ne
tWN est lliderF quality corasld~red and
~ ~ tnirEs being Equal. West Virgins
oeslera VII b Given preference
lists nt supplies uFetrI Nll . fur
niehei bidders on receipt % requesss
etailur fHe Zinc nFaIfnf
cTATE BOARD or CONTROL.
ss 81 Cbar'sstor. Wssf NlrginiN
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chinese railroads arc putting con.
siderable traces BOD Young trees to frr
tish their lines With tics and trcstic
timber
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Thursday wight


Highlander ta gnutsuoe
iinmmrl and Noifr 80 into first
pace in M" Nuser tWo-men Duck
Ih Tournament hy rolling SIS Nc.
Veal and Schmidt arc second with
H'l. MARY and Morgan third with
W. = Wood and q schmidt fourth
vim S"S 1850 teams have rolled 10
date. lost night scores are az FOL
lows.
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MANTED-Ms,e ticip.

AoBuH-NEw BOOK TELLING ALL
ABOUT Roosevelt and the Progress
I've Party enormous demand. complste
bock ready. one sample free % every
agent highest commission or salary.
" rite Immediately for free outfIt-l~-
IElsNArloNAL BIBLE HOUSE. Perry
Building. PhiiA- a-i4-L
WAHrEp-r~c good clerks AZ once.
apply Purchasing Dept. Wheeling
Mold and Foundr CO. ALL
EASTED-fnAle cock. white or coicrei-
Camping party for two weeks Must
be competent and strictly temperate.
stste wages wanted Address 4. this
office. ALL
WAHTBp-Three boys. over Is years
or are. one 20 run elevator. Geo NJ.
shook 20 a-iag
10th street. a-l<-i
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inn. 'nr would hr 4vfHifr .--~rone NJ
70 .Hmc uuisr t.e head % work
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
HOTEL IRooUOIS

HOTEL IROQUOIS
20 Carolina Az. and Bearh Capacity
-. FriNate catns. running water IN
rooms. elevator. fine porches hit. Ger
VICE. spss-i.i, tli00 up ve-kiy. 9: So up
DALI. Beckett W y SHAW
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
80 Csrol.ne -. a beach Private baths:
r1Gntns water IN rooms Elevator to
street. level. SPACIOUS porchsr CapAcity
sSe SooAlst BRYAN 4 WILLIAMS
Th- leading ano most modern high
clrss botel at moderate Vst--.
AL REM ARuE Virginia Ave
and Reach.
t"plest location New throughout. ca
paciiy $50. private baths elevators
t."e"e feet wide. cool porches. eNc.p-
tionaal table white service. sp.siai sep
,emeer rates. $40. tie5e up weekly:
- up daily. Rkit p COPE
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POULTRY

oEFIEGToNS-liuff black. white. some
excellent breeders. sale price right
Iot rIores u u Marsh Jy-e9-t-au-- 2
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BOWling

musee Ten Pin I.ao.e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-13
CONTINUES STORY
OF UNDERWORLD
WOMAN TELLS HOW AND TO
WHOM GRAFT MONEY IS
PAID BY THEM.

NEW YORK. Dec. 12-To clinCh
her story Of police protection, and
persecution, which she told Wednes-
day before the Aid ,rmanic police graft
committee, Mrs Mary Gooae made
puhljb toduy the names Of u,her wu~
men. who. she SAID. conducted re-
SORTS and were not disturbed by the
police. All these women. she d =
clared, bought beer from Emmanuel
Mas. Mrs. Goode told the aldermen
she paid Mas SEQ a month protec-
ton. He Was Introduced to her ly
solice.
With amazing frankness Mrs. Goode
revealed still more minute details of
underworld life, of the way the army
of unfort innate women are driven from
one section of the city to another al
ways paying tribute to certain well
recognized collectors. Some of these
resorts pay As much as 81 600 a month
to the police. She declares that segre-
gation under the direction of a COM
mittee OF reputable citizens would
eliminate police graft, and proposes To
conduct her fight against the police
en- this line.
Mrs Goode spoke slowly. and with
the exactness of a school teacher. She
steadied her memory with several
sheets of short hama notes She says
that before entering the life of the
underworld two years ago she mingled
with women of the highest culture,
and refinement. Though she says she
is college graduate. she did not give
the name of the college.
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LIBERAL LEADER
ROUNOLY CHEEREO

OTTAWA. CAN. Dec. 1.-THE
opening Of the naval debate in COM
mons today was marked by the great
est speech in the career of the Lib
eral leader, Sir Wilfrid Iaurier. The
house rang with cheers a most I'M
usual thing. during his speech, and
W hen he finished his followers rose
.nd sang God Save the King" thus
repeating the scene that followed the
Introduction Of the bill last week, but
Ahe scene today was far more ami
mated and full of spirit than that of
"a week ago.
Sir wilfrid concluded by offering an
amendment to the bill. by which he
approved of the $35.000.0 900 contribu-
ton but attacked the Borden policy,
and declaring that ANY measure Of
Canadian aid to imperial naval de-
Tense which does not embody per-
manent policy of participation by
ships owned, manned and maintained
by Canada is not an adequate or sat-
isfactory expression OF the aspirations
Of the Canadian people. This house
regrets to learn the intention OF the
government to indefinitely postpone
the carrying out by Canadians of a
permanent naval policy
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fContinucd from FIRST Page,1


parties Of armed deputies up shady
side Hin, and drove more than TWO
hundred strikers from the menaclng
position they had held since last night.
A volley uf shots fired over the strlk-
ers heads had the desired effect OF
driving the workers down the other
side Of the hill. SIX Of the strikers
were ARRESTED.
Following this charge the sherin
and his men invaded the village or
Clinside. and searched the homes OF
the strikers, where they found sew
eral rifles and reVolrers. No trace
# the dynamite with which the stflk-
ers are known to have plotted 10 blow
up tho Ere tunnel could he found
1t was said late today that l. w. W.
organizers had joined the ranks of
the unorganfzetf cual passers. and
were stiffening them up for siege OF
the coal yards.
The first clash today occurred soon
after dawn, when chief of Police Bis
sell and three Of bis policemen,
spied shadowy figures working about
an iron door which gives entrance
through a short passageway to the
railroad tunnel There was sharp
struggle with fists, and the strikers
made their escape through the I'M
derbrush.
Places Sharpshooters.
All night a big scar, hllyht on the
Manhattan shore swept the cliffs of
the Palisades to reveal any lurking
maiaud RS Al dawn Shc III Heath
extended his lines ~ defense from
the coal and railroad wards. between
the river and be c.4ifS up over the
bt@t faft}oulpn3s If rock which Of
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LEGS AND THE MAN
AROUSE DtBATERS
sULzER AND STANLEY. PENROsE
AND GoRE vAINLY ARGUE
OVER UPRIGnTNEss.
CALL II NAVIGATION
HAVE NOTHING LEFT TO STAND
UPON AFTER QUESTION OF
BowLEGs AND KNockkNEEs
Is DISCUSSED.
CALL IT NAVIGATION

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.--"Women
are more partial to knockkneed men
than to bowlegged men,
NO one ever "a wa bowIegged man
play baseball"
Medical testimony shows that
nearly all diseases, from corns to
consumption, have their inception In
bowleys."
"A man knockkneed Is friend in
deed. Elect Sulzer. of New
York.
THE records of the divorce courts
show that most Of the defendants are
knockkneed."
when II comes to drinking, the
knockkneed man will be found in a
state of collapse, while the bow
legged mangoesgaly shrshr diu
legged man goes gaiiy down the
street"
"Bowiegs are a legacy of our primi-
tive ancestors. Senator Boies PEN
rose, of Pennsylvania.
"Bowlegs are the attitude of de-
struction. knockknees the attitude of
peace
"A bowlegged man is an unnitigat-
ed nuisance whether he stands up or
sits down"
The angels are knockkneed-
iHdSHic a poWiSssVa ""bS
sentative A .. Stanley, OF kentucky.
we have recent PROOF mat the DOW
legged elephant ana tne knockKheeo
Bull Moose had equal difficulty In
navigating"
When q howiegged man crosses his
legs. he's knockkneed, and when a
knoca hnesed man crosses his .sSs, Re-
bowie gg.c
Action Is equal TO reaction in q
contrary direction "-Senator Thomas
p. Gore, of Oklahoma
These were the principal points IN
a mementous debate before the Ma
tlonai Press club tonight on the aues-
ton:
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hays were lined up to make the glass
mirrors of the Ritz bar fade into
oblivion. and a handsome old rose
royal wilton rug was spread across
the barroom floor, but IL was still
the harroom. and young men and wo-
men stood side by side while two or
hestras discoursed music for their
edifiCation.
Then, after having been presented
to Mrs. Walter Brooks. the daugh-
ter Of thu hostess. the iae specially
invited guests. were led to the main
dining hall above to another scene Of
righteousness.
Here again the florists art was
called into play, and the fourteen ia
bles were all bowers OF beauty that
spread fragrance all over the house.
Everywhere the color scheme Of old
rose was carried out. even 10 the
myriads OF electric bulbs that were
specially contriVed for the decort-
tons and the social set that WAS fav-
cred by invitations were hidden by
these gorgeous displays of flowers
that simply overwhelmed everything
else in the room,
After the dinner. all the guests
were taken to the ball room, where
they dan ed to all the popular waltzes
and trots Of the season that Mrs.
Stotesbury was carefhl not To taboo.
Plentiful supplies of the gold mono-
grammed cigarettes were e. he found
In the dining hail and retiring rooms.
and the women guests made plentiful
use Of them.