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The Washington times., 1912-05-22
WARRINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ANArnCTTA NAV %

Work on the construction Of the rip
rap wall in the Anacostia river between
Poplar Point and Anacostia, fronting
Immediately on Anacostia, is progress
ing rapidly. Although a start was made
but a short time ago, the wall Is be-
ginning to show appreciably. 1t viii
proceed easterly until the mile of sea
wall reaches to the Anacostia bridge.
There are being fioated daily to the
scene of operations from two to forr
big boats, laden with riprap stone,
which Is dumped into the river into the
lines prepared by the Government.
within these lines the riprap Is con-
fined, and the dredges, keeping ahead
of the workmen, are proceeding toward
Anacostia.
The riprap will measure about four
teen feet in width at the base Of the
wall, gradually approaching a peak at
the surface. 1t Is on the top of the rip
rap that the Government will build is
cement wall later that will conflne the
material to be pumped from the river,
which will result in reclalming the fats
on the Anacostia shore and transform
Ing them into a handsome boulevard.
The Columbia Granite and Dredging
III,
which will not be completed before
seven or eight months have passed.
The contractors intend to put into the
work 5000 tons OF riprap stone each
month.
"reminiscences of the foundation Of
the Rupert Home for the Aged, and
recollections of the men who formed its
first board of directors, were woven
into an interesting address by William
F. GUIDE, Of Washington, a member Of
the present board, before large gath
ertng yesterday evening at the institu-
ton, when the tenth anniversary Of
the establishment Of the home was OBJ
served.
Mr.. GUIDE explained that man,
changes have taken place on account
Of death in the membership of the
board OF directors, as only three Of the
present board were members when the
Wolf, Christian Heurich, and Meyer
Cohen.
Mr.. Gude paid tribute TO Christian
and Eleanora Rupert, the founders OF
the home, and Mrs. Herminc Ramm.
the matron, was complimented for her
management of the establishment
A musical program was given for the
inmates and their friends in the as
sembly hall, those taking part being
Mrs. ]. Harry Davis, Charles F. Rob-
Hockenberger, Mrs. Blanch Muir Dalg-
leish. Miss Edna Sheey. and Miss Ger
trude Mentzel. Mrs. Gustave Faclus
the president Of the Ladies' Aid Society,
which managed the celebration. pre-
sided.
Reports received by Anacostia Council,
No. l6. Junior Order Of United Ameri-
can Mechanics, at its meeting last eve-
ming, from ]. W. Crawford, councillor,
representative on the committee of ar
The Washington times., 1912-05-22
School Is DESTROYED.

FLINT, Mich, May 22.-Lghtning
struck the main building Of the Michi-
gan State School for the Deaf today
starting fire which destroyed the
building, causing a loss of 100000. All
the occupants escaped uninJured.
The Washington times., 1912-05-22
Loans

We always have real estate
large how small
All transactions handled promptly without delay
interest charges the city and appra liberal
Sient with the proper margin
The Washington times., 1912-05-22
Two ProStrationS
From Heat Here

Two prostrations were caused by the
heat yesterday. Both victims were COL
ored. They were Samuel Dodson, OF 42s
v street northwest, and Henry Swami,
OF Anacostia-
Coroner hewitt said today the death os
Charles Anderson. who was reported to
have been overcome by the heat. was
due to heart disease. The coroner said
ne did not believe the heat was in any
way responsible for his Death.
The Washington times., 1912-05-22

Reports received by Anacostia Council,
No. 16 Junior Order of United Ameri-
can Mechanics, at its meeting last eve
ming. from ]. w. Crawford, councillor.
representative on the committee of ar
The Washington times., 1912-05-22
Police Search for
Virginia Carpenter

The washington police have been ask
ed to send out an alarm for John II.
Grail, a carpenter. thirty-ive years, who
has been missing since last Saturday
from his home In Franklin Park, Va.
Mrs. Grail told the police her husband
drew $50 from the bank on Friday but
ing to 20 to work in Washington he
told her he would be back about 6
o'clock that evening.
The Washington times., 1912-05-22

ID PER CENT
MORE HOME
without increasing the cost of
that home to you one cent.
That is what
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON
have accomplished in the con-
struction of
"THE ROOMY HOME" /
AT PARK VIEW.
This type combines many of
the best features of the builders
most striking successes in a
home-building way; namely,
the "Box" or "Square" home,
the "Home' of 100 Ideas" and
"Ye Olde Colonial home.
1t has the convenient interior
arrangement of the first-the
many little innovations of the
second that add to the joys of
a home of your own-and the
substantial character of the
third throughout the entire
home, inside and outside.
PRICE, A.5oo.
CASH, $500.
PER MONTH. $3.50.
(Including all INTEREST,".
Every minute and a half the
Ninth street cars 60 direct to
Park Road. It's a short walk
then to 44o Newton st. N. w.,
the exhibit home.
Shannon s. Luchs,
.7t3 i4th ST., Agents.
The Washington times., 1912-05-22

Thomas II. Lewis for reelection az
turned 10 his seat lie left the confer
ence. he said, because he saw II was
his duty to do so. In Difference to the
wishes OF many members Of the con-
Terence, he added, he returned to take
his seat. Mr.. Baker was reinstated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
WILEY WILL MAKE
CHIEF ADDRESS
Especial to The Times-Di.patch

durham. y. C., June 1.-The fifty
'nlrd annual commencement exercises
NJ Trinity College will begon on Sun
DAY night with the baccalaureate ad-
dress OF President william T.. Few. a
special musical program has been pre-
pared. Tho presidents address on the
occasion Is usually especially directed
10 inc members of the graduating class
on Monday. June g. tho annual meet
me OF the board OF trustees takes
place. AT this meeting the board will
consider the presidents annual report
on tho work of the year. and his recon-
tnendatons for the future policy and
"eVeiopment of the college. on Mon
day night. tho closing exercises of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

collegiate Peace Association ct Raleigh.
Last year Mr.. Cherry was one of the
Trinity debaters with Swarthmore
Mr.. Jones has been prominent as a
speaker in his literary society. The
prize offered in the contest IS the wilee
Gray medal. which has been given for
thirty-fve years by X. L. Gray. of
Raleigh.
Wednesday Is commencement day,
when the comforting Of degrees Will
take place and the annual announces
ments Will be made. The principal ad
dress OF the occasion will be by DR..
Harvey ". Wiley. OF Washing ton. who
was until recently head of tho Bureau
of Chemistry Of the United States gov
eminent.
The musical feature OF Trinity COM
menccment will be furnished by the
large chorus under the leadership OF
T. F. Check. of Durham. This chorus
contains many frst-class voices, and
mencement an artistic event of a high
order.
An extra event Of unusual interest
during Trinity commencement week
Will be the formal opening on Sunday
of the Memorial church, whose large
auditorium has just been completed
The sermon for the occasion will be
by Bishop ]. C. Kilgo.
The exerclhes of tho commencement
and the work of the college year will
be brought to a close by the lowering
of the Craven Memorial Hall Mt sun
set on Wednesday, evening. June 3.
This event is always Impressive and
is In charge OF the senior class. It is
largely attended by commencement
guests and visitors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
Sl.00-One- Minute Clinical
thermometer, Guaranteed

l.00-One- Minute Clinical
Thermometer, guaranteed
absolutely correct ..... .4oc
25c Pack Linen Playing Cards,
extra good value I3c
25c-One box e cakes) Fine
Toilet Soap loo
$1.o0 bottle Hoopcr's Hair Re-
storer. guaranteed to restore
the hair to Its natural color 49c
25c tube Konden's Catarrh Jel-
ly, opens up head lie
SOC one pound Linen Writing
Paper and one pack Enve-
lopes; the two for. Csc
$500 Fully Guaranteed Poun-
tain Pen. "Traale's Special"
l4-karat gold .9Sc
6oc Coleate's Outing Comforts
for men consists of-15c box
Violet Tale Powder, 25c Col
Gates Shaving Stick, 15c bar
Coles Toilet Soap, l0c 40
tube Dental Cream nc
6oc Coleate's Outing Comforts for
Women consists of-15c can
Cashmere Boquct Tale Powder,
25c tube Col9ate's Dental Cream,
15c cake Coles Soap, 10c 40.
Vic Toilet Water. ....... f1C
Gem, Jr., Razor-alI the men
need 1t while on their vaca-
ton: complete ....S 1.00
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
OF CHARLOTTE HIGH SCHOOL

Eureka Mills. Va. June Tho COM
raencement exercises of tho Charlotte
High School were held Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Thursday nights:
stage was erected on the school
campus, which presented q picturesque
appearance. whom lighted with
Japanese lanterns. lamps and lanterns.
Seats were arranged on the lawn for
the audience. Tuesday night was de-
voted to interesting exercises by the
primary and grammar grades. On
Wednesday night pupils of the high
school entertained the audience with
a debate on the subject: Resolved,
That woman suffrage Is justifable."
The Judges. j. c. Darlington, B. P.
Eggleston and Rev. j. C. Harry. de-
cided that tho Affirmative side got the
better of the debate.
Pupils from the high sobqol pre-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

Trinity Park School are held in the
Craven Memorial Hall. The Park
school has large graduating class
and the commencement exercises are
always Of most interesting character.
On Tuesday morning the annual ser-
mon VIII be preached by Bishop w. r.
Mcdowell. Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. North
AT o'clock on Tuesday the annual
banquet OF the Alumni Association OF
Trinity Will he held in the college
gymnasium.
The principal address this year will
be made by Hon. T.. a. Linney, solici-
tor or the fourteenth judicial district
and one of tn" prominent lawyers of
inc Western part Of the State.
On Tuesday night four members OF
tho senior class will take part in the
contest for tho Wiley Gray medal. The
speakers this ycnr are +. G. Cherry. OF
iast"nia: +. /. Jones. Charlotte: E.'J
l'ondow. Ashv!ilc. and w. @. Sheppard
or FarmVillc. MIR. I.ondow was ono OF
the debate team which won In the
contest with SWnrthmore College. Mr.
Sheppard won the second prize in the
recent ora'orical contest OF the inter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

Daniel, whose subject was, The Adj
vantases OF Woman Suffrage" Won
the medal for tho best essay. Miss
Daniel also won tho class medal Of
fereh for scholarship j. Gordon
Dickerson was awarded the medal for
me best grafton. his subject, Hitch
your wagon to "a star" The follow
ing were awarded prizes in their
various grades: Locl Hutchinson. Robert
moore. Celeste Waddell Daniel
hggieston. Douglas Wadieil Isabel
Faris, Edward Morton. Hubert Moore,
Dennit Guthrie and Gany DrfskIll.
me chorus songs by the school were O.
striking feature of each night
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Vacation Specialist!
SOC Jar Zamo Creaseless Cream.

soc Jar Zamo Greaseless Cream,
In porcelain jar. an awful big
value, special for sale 19c
25c Hard Rubber and Horn
Combs, values up to Csc. &c
50c-150Hair Brushes, regular
value soc, special .......I ec
l5c-Twenty-five gross Tooth
Brushes, good values &c
25c-One-pound box Fine Tall
cum Powder, delightfully."- per-
SOC Bathing Caps, all colors
and styles .19c
S1.00 Bathing Caps. pure rub
Der, with fluted border-the
very latest ......... .79c
25c Benzoin and Almond Lo-
ton, for sunburn and tan. .19c
Csc jar Peroxide Cream. bleaches
the skin and keeps ii smooth
and white .............. 19c
15c bar Traele's Corylopsis Bath
ing soap ................. &c
$1.00 Pinaud's Lilas, elegant
after a sea bath .... .69c
Csc Traele's Violet Cream,
liquid, for relieving the
smartine sensation from
SuHDuTn ............ ...... 1IC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

Na'ker, Bristol; Roberta Lee Waller.
N""uio kunice Lec;rande Watkins.
Midlothian. India Burton White. Rcd
I'm; May Ida Wilkinson. Bedford
CITY. Lillian Leigh Wilson, Farmvilie
Grace Truhart Woodson. North Gar
d"n' Margaret Doak Woodward. Lynch
burg
~tndcrEartnn Dip oma-Fanny bland
hHchmond Lily Rau@h Pcrcivall. Ed
E"rton, susie Jeanette Powell. EN-
p"r'a; Sarah Compiler Russell. Water
ford Louise Mace Walker, Nasawat-
don
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sented burlesque play. entitled.
Peck VS.. Peck" which represented
woman suffrage in ludicrous light.
Thursday night tho graduating eS-
ervices were held. Hon. L. W. Saun
ders. member of Congress from the
ftfth Congressional District, address
ed the graduating class
Diplomas of graduation were pre-
sented to the following: Misses
Eleanor Jennings. jamie F. Moseley.
Louise O. Darlington and Edwina j.
Daniel. Oscar @. Williams. Roy T.
Morrisette. Richard @. Hutcheson and
j. Gordon Dickerson. The girl gradu-
ates read essays. and the boys de-
livered oretions. Miss Edwfna +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
Manicuring Goods

Use Manicure Scissors. best steel,
nickel-platcd ..... DC
2sc Flexible and Rigid Nail Files,
eoou e'eci ............. &c
Csc Twcezers-2o different styles
to select from ............7 c
Sc Hoof Shape Orange Wood
Stick, each 1c
ioc Cake Pumice Stone. &c
2sc Jar Cuticle Ice. .19c
SOC Parker Pray's Ongaline :. .39c
Csc Parker Pray's Ro.aline =. .19c
25c Lusterite Nail Enamel 1oc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
Bath Towels and
Bath Rugs

Just received a complete line
OF these useful articles.
$1.75 Bath Rugs. beautiful
patterns, In blue, pink
and olive green .. SLID
$500 Bath Rugs, In beauti-
full Oriental designs and
rich In color .S1.2o
SOC Individual Guest Room
Bath Towels, very select 19c
English style Friction Tow
els, for a rub down after
a cold plunge, In six diff
ferent sizes, from 39c to. Csc
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Confectioneries

6oc one pound Fine Mixed Choc-
olates, containing complete
assortment. ......... 39c
4oc one pound Fine Mixed
Chocolates. pc
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WORK IS DELAYED
OAELkS' NEW HOME
No Action Will Be Taken on
Bids Until After National
Convention Meets.

BEDFORD Guy VA. june 3l-Infor-
nation mas been received thar no
steps WIN be takcu IA regard to tear
,HE "oMh tho present fiks' National
rome mere until after the meeting Of
Ihc Echornl convention in july. and
We inmates Will remain mere for m.
present at least.
Inc committee which mo, In ,,trcI,,-
h"tl 10 "p"u III" bids for tho n"w.
nome haze deferred aotiou untu al
''t inc convention, ana ii Is uogsihI.
"''olt WI tncn o' taken 10 loraf, fin.
I.'l "hal nome elsewhere than Bodford
'dH' winch was selected previously.
lh" contract has been awarded 10
'"lld th' new public school FOR ihi,
ll'c" l' the committee. consisting OF
IHr school boar. :hc division svn.r
iui"ud"ut Of Schools and m. i,rchii.c,
H"rt W'f" ton competitors. and tho
IvNcst Mas accepted. 1t being sSS .
-" h" highest bid was $40.
lie site for the building is tia, q,
~ nom" 81 IN" bate Colonel William
NIANes on Longwood Avcn4Ie ana t.
On" OF Inc most bcaui.fuI snes in
a.t Town. Ih"rc la considerable land
attached. upon which are splendid
oaks aud Other trees and a great d.
OF handsome shrubbery and many flow
crs such az ale found in old-fa shionc,I
. gardens
y large. handsome building will oa
erected that will ACCOMMODATE tbn
Itish schpol department aud the pri
mary ana grhnular grades with
large assemble hall FOR public ocrs
Sons Inc building will be equipped
with all modern improvements 10,
comfort and sanitation. and Will ~,
a long needed demand for school i'm.
nEoyAmeQ ant '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
Tooth Pastes
Imported and
Domestic Perfumes

Piver's Azurae, Floramye, Niugust
Lierre Fleuri, per ounce. . 75c
Ricaud's Mary Garden" the odor
they are all talking about, per
ounce ........ ..............S l.S5
Kcskoffs DER Kiss, per ounce. .S5c
Hudnut's Dubarry Extract, per
ounce ........ ..........S l.49
Spelhier's Lily Of the Valley. per
ounce ........ Use
75c Traele's VIolets of vlr-
9inia, a most lasting and
delightful perfume, per
ounce 29c
Colgate's Monad Violet Dactyles,
La France Rose, Heliotrope, etc,
per ounce .................. Bic
Ed Pinaud's Vegctal Lilas, . SOC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
Huyler's Agents

You arc sure of getting it fresh
here-shipments received every
few days direct from factory in
"a, 1, ?, 3 and 5-pound boxes
Miller's Violet Kisses, perfectly
delicious, In sc and l0c boxes;
trunks, each I5c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
Mouth Washes

Meade & Bakers Carbolic 21-45-s9c
Sozodont ................ .21-41c
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Soaps

IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
Hudnat's Violet Sec. 25c
Soigatk's-al the 2sc Soaps, per
cake, ......... 2oc
Cutic,a'a Soap, cake. .19c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
Tooth Powders

Or. Ginves' Tooth Powder. lie
Pasturhe Tooth Powder .17c
Sozodopt Tooth Powder .19c
TragleS Antiscptic Tooth Powder l4c
Lyons Tooth Powder 19c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

Munyan's Witch Hazel Soap. .1oc
Cont Pure Olive CASTLE Soap,
per pound ...........'i9 c
Jergcn's ioc Soaps, all odors, 7c,
for, 1oc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

25c Shoe Polish Outfit-Con-
taenine Sheep Wool Brush.
Sheep Wool Daubcr, Box
Shoe Paste o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

Packers Tar Soap. cake. .19c
Newort's Herpicide Soap. . .19c
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Hair TONES

Xanthine Hair Tonic ...... .73c
Partisan Sage 800
Parker's Hair Balsam, 41c and sic
Arabian Egg Shampoo. .21c
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75c one pint Pure Virgin
Lucca Olive OIL, in sealed
cans, as sweet as nut. soc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
Coffee and Tea

soc one pound Cray's Special
Blend Coffee; put up in air
tight containers, either pulver-
lied OF. granulated. and most
delightful flavor, special, per
pound .29c
sl.oo two and one-half (2K) pound
cans Gray's Special Blend Coffee,
put up as above; special, per AZ
ID. cans Tic
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-14
Splendid Recital.

a program of we'll selected music
vas rendered most delightfully."- in
the First Baptist church last even.
ing by the advanced pupils Of Mss
Atehison's music class insisted bs
Miss Byrd, Miss Ford, Mfke George
and Prof. Moller, and was :eaioyea by
a large and appre6iatfVe Audience
Miss Wilma Smith was specially. en-
cofed for the brilliant rendering Oh
her numbers seIdcteda The enter.
tainpept which was given Under The
auspices of the Young Peoples. So
ciety of the Baptist church was one
Of great success. ~ is5..
June roses, palms and ferns formed
the = floral decorations. Miss Atchisor
will give, recital Tuesday and
Fanrsday evenings of nsxt wselkahd
everyone Is cordially asked to attend.
They will be free feritaR,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-14

estate issiohs was the topic ii
the me ettHg & Or the Mission Circle
Thursday AFTERNOON Which wag5 he'd
IN the 1arioF ofsfhe First baptist
church. The following was the pro-
gram ofithe afternoon: s8
devotional MRS. w G. Tasfor.
Papsr-Baptist Beginners in West
Virginia Mrs. c. FliFIardlag q
= Fifteen Years Baptist Growth in
west virginia-Mrs.s D. ". Jacobs.
Missionaries Under the Auspices Of
State Board Mrs, A. B. Hall. u
West virginia's Greatest Mission
AIRY Field-Afrst Taylor
Vocal solo-tttie Miss katherine
Reese.
Reading Miss Susie Humphries.
At the close OF the program re-
freshments were served by MRS Wal.
ter Elliott andsMrs. Frank /. Rey.
uolds. ,slea III
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~
Mrs Find htt Ilins'
From II 6soicleck aay II {
.ttrh6on MIS-. eharle 9. sunday en-
teftaiAed a Few fFleadB pleas
Riltis llbbt very lhapfmS iii sief
home Oh Mulberry street. usSt5
here asked To- meet Mrs. ioata IG.I
Choke, ot4naston. O., and Mel
Vile s. Jarvis. Psonies and roses
were the abrab l,deceFa ostlie
rooms -Iees ana confessions seFe
strsed III thesdihins room BY AIRS.
hilbert ~ 4taBb assisted ID Mis-.
Harvey #.rsmfth and =
Blown. MIS-. 1syHA 81. Horror poured
tea ii tie reception hali ana MAS
sisted IN serving tie guests 81 MS
Susie MAXWELL and Miss Mildred
tambefd The guest lat lnaluasd
about Forty callers andS among he
oat Of iowa visit iFs were Miss mes
lhard. SParkersbufg, ana Miss Sips
of Faifmo1t.
1 .F- 1919 Z a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-14
'Surpsse Party.

Mrs s, 4. Tate. of Cherry Camp
run, was given d most, enjoyable sur
Sunday, which was attended by the
Sunday which wa satteaded By the
children and several friends Of the
helghborh6od, The children present
from a distance were Mr.. and Mrs.
d. c. Sandy, of Clarksburg; and, Mr.,
and Mrs. Q. s. Oxford and. Mrs. VIA
liam Vincent, OF shinnston, together
with their children 49,.
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Tate aud children, Mrs. Hall
Israel Bailey Lihn and Jehu shahaIi
and Wives, Mrs Bates, Mrs. In n
Wilcox and Sell William and wife
Mrs. Tate received several nice pres
ents. She is 81 years old.-salem
Herald.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-14
...(1AsIt.IF
FoF CREMATION Of HIS Own
Bedysisy Made fofsMcr4 U
,gantowHHMan,
IA - -. = : q

E idoRlGl AltNEo june Reliey7
ing,that lie lsrta;a ie,wsfain tlte year.
Major H. B. vanEoerhss has just had
eohstrdctedfa lGfges iron receptacle
in which hssdestres torhave his BODY
:crsmateds The which isscofin
1thapsd. has Just aheen, completed al
the Seneca MACHINE shops and, de-
'1tserea to Mr.. vahHoerhis at tho
Davidson undertaking rooms.
f The casketcis eight feetaAsng and
is thirty by thsrBsstx ah6hes. The
outside Of the 'ease' issof twelve gaugs
steel lined with 4oueyf6urth inch as
,ttestos, csmented on. There are
eight OF burners made from
lfa4hehSP1pe,' which. 81 perforated
abE, 6iieIissSs tseaths i6ehi h6les.4 Baors
are placed. at one end .iof thhs case
and the hodS is, to- be- foltetainto the
box. much jlnsths. saemafhah1ef as a
cassetsis piacedRdn,. a :ltearae. X
Gas Ito. be used as fuel. Ittis
the nachtnists wliu eon-
;stfndted stihes box ,tnat' a white heat
can be developed in twenty miRutesi
Tests with beef and other TOWNS OF
Resh are, 70 be made, .,,ss,....
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.Ofacers EIeetetl.

The following officers were elected
TO serve for the ensuing year at the
regular business meeting or queen
Esther Circle Order Of Eastern star
last evening which was held In the
Masonic hall and was largely attend
ed:
Worthy DatronlHoward 1. Gun
hiaghamS als SIS 4
1 Condqe tregs Mrs. W. b! Goaaway,
Associate conductress-lMrs. Wade
Cohmans
I. Tfeasurer-AIrs v. =. gTates4
seeretary-a liss Belle LeatheFmanl
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spRRE
OF Sistersville. Election Will
Be Made by the Grand
Jury.

sIsTERsVIppE, June 14-Prosc
cutting Attorney K. c. Moore hal
beearltl the city and he left a batcl
Of forty-six shbpoenasb thirty 10
which have been served by Chic
GIissam, for witnesses to appear be
fore the grand iurycat Middlebourn'
next Monday when an investigation
of the recent election. will be takeI
up. IA number of those for whom
subpoenas were issued have gone Il
the Chicago convention.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-14
..ltrlhlRendyer Progtam.

7 The ladies OF the CIaFkshuFg
Womantsi christian Temperance
UntohiMfll rehdersai literary program
nex6 Sunday evening ats, O'Clock at
the United Brettren church at Ad
EamstonE All are cordially invited
TO ATTEND ,;.es&