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The Elbert County tribune., 1913-08-22
GREW PUMPKINS ON A ROOF

A western amateur gardener who
was pressed for room to grow things
adopted a novel plan in raising pump
kins. They were planted in a row
at the back of his woodshed. and as
the vines sprouted they were trained
on wires to run up the side of the
building and spread out on the roof
They grew luxuriously in this novel
position and when he little pumpkins
appeared. the owner placed a bit OF
board under each SO that they would
not roll of the roof. The vegetables
rnatured under these odd condition.
and the gardener figures that he ha.
found good use for hitherto vast
ed area.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-08-22
CARGO OF CHINESE coRPsEs

A ship recently left San Pedro. CAL,
with the most grewsome cargo on rec
ord-the remains of nearly 5000 Chi
nese who have died in America dur.
ing the past SO years.
Preparations for this gigantic re-
moval of human remains were carried
forward SO quietly that no comment
was occasioned. The bodies were
carefully wrapped each in a separate
piece of soft cloth, and then placed
in sealed boxes. When the cargo
reaches China the remains will be
taken in charge by relatives and
friends, and will be inferred with the
honors due to such as have ventured
into strange lands.
These Chinese believe that the eyes
of the dead never close as long az
they remain buried in foreign coun
try; hence this strange transporta
ton.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-08-22

on their hands when the final break
came. The scandal was immense.
Many government officials were in.
yolved. The shame of 1t drove the old
man|e Grand Francais-insane. He
died few years later in an asylum"
The company went into the hands OF
receiver who organized the New
French Canal company, and this con.
cern sold all its rights and property
to the United States in 1902. Many
of its buildings, ranging in size from
de Lesseps' palace in Cristobal to
houses for laborers, were found worth
preserving and have been used by the
Americans. The hospital buildings at
Ancon and Colon were nearly all erect
ed by the French.
When Uncle Sam took hold of the
canal work. the jungle all along the
route across the isthmus was found
full of expensive machinery abandoned
to the ravages of rust and decay. Much
OF this was recovered and used in the
earlier years of the American regime.
and even now French dredges and To-
comotives may be seen at work there.
Nearly all the old French equipment,
however, has been sold to a Chicago
wrecking concern which has been pill
ing it up in orderly heaps and dispos-
Ing of it as scrap.
Two parts of the actual work done
on the canal by the French have
proved of great help to the Americans.
These were the dredging at the Allan
tic entrance and the dry excavation in
the Cufbra cut.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-08-22

fraud led to more mummies being sup
piied than ever came out of Egypt.
1t must be remembered that the
rational view of diseases was quite
modern. In some of the older herbal
works a striking fact was the constant
recommendation of various remedies
for bruises which gave one some idea
Of the manner of the day
John Gerard. who was chief gar
dener OF Lord Burleigh's garden In the
Strand. and had garden of his own
in Holborn (then called suburb" of
London). published book in 1897 as
his own. although 1t was in fact a
translation of a Belgian herbal. Ger
rard recommended "Solomon's seal'
for the taking away in .one night of
the blackness OF bruises caused by
falls. "or women's wilfulness in tum-
bling upon their hasty husbands
fists. or such like!"
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-08-22
WOMEN ASK RIGHTS
The Cry is Rocking India to Her
Foundation.
Marked Change Taking Place In coun-
try az to Women After Centuries
Of the Most Crushing Misery
and Cruel Oppression.

New York.-Little do the thousands
Of women of the United States-or Eu-
rope. for that matter. with the excep-
tion OF England-know of the bitter
struggle that is taking place in India
with reference to woman suffrage,
For hundreds of years women in
India have had no status in the world
of the living. Looked upon from the
time Of her birth as a curse. or at least
ss burden, woman's lot in that land
has steadily grown worse. Within the
last three years, however. a change
that can only be termed miraculous
has overspread the country.
From Lhasa to Ceylon-north and
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-08-22
SOME PECULIAR REMEDIES

| Tigers flesh and newborn puppies
were among old remedies. said DIR.
F. M. Sandwich. during the course of
IA lecture which he delivered at the
City Of London school recently.
One book, he said. recommended a
live spider to be rolled in butter and
formed into pill and then swallowed
as an antidote to jaundtce. vipers
were held in high esteem. and a
broth made from them was said to
strengthen the eyesight- In the sew
enteenth and eighteenth centuries
powdered mummIes were prescribed,
and SO great was the demand that
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-08-22
TOOK HER KITTEN TO DOCTOR

A cet owned by Barreuther Broth.
ers. merchants of Winsted, Conn.
which is nursing four kittens. took
one suffering with badly infiamed
eye to the office of veterinary sur
geon next door and left the affiicted
kitten in chair.
The doctor entered the office a few
minutes later and was treating the
kitten when the anxious mother re-
turned. The feline waited patiently
until the sore optic was open. purred
contentedly. and then took her kitten
back home.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-08-22
cAvERNs OF THE SHENANDOAH

Among the most famous cayers O,
the world rank the grottoes of the
Shenandoah in the famous valley OF
Virginia. These caverns with thei,
wonderful formations stretch TO,
miles in Augusta county, in the vi.
cinity of Mount Meridian. Just with.
in the entrance is a group of human.
like stalagmites called the Sent.
nels." Passing these one comes to
the Cataract" "Solomon's Temnle.
and other wonders.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-08-22
InocuIatlon Against Mumps.

Paris. = incubation of children
against the mumps is now possible. ac-
cording to an announcement by Drs.
Nicole Conocil and Roux. who have
been experimenting with the microbe.
They inoculated monkeys and made
them immune to further attacks.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-08-22

cronstadt. the chief base of the Rus
sian navy. has just been endowed
with naval cathedral which is con-
sidered masterpiece of ecclesiastical
design and construction. The czar
and his daughters attended the inaugu-
ration and the holy ceremonies that
were carried out by the high priests
OF the Russian church.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-08-22
indian ISL Year. Old.

Tulsa. Okla.-John Black. a half
breed Indian residing near here. de-
clares he was born 151 years ago in
an Indian camp on the plains of Ten.
nessee. He possesses all Of his facnl
ties.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-08-22

Summer visitors to the northern
countries of Europe always are eager
to see the midnight sun. This is how
1t looks to those who view it from
outside Lyngen Fjord in the north OF
Norway. where 1t is visible from May
Is to July 25.
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tiefer Settle nibt ipa6r. @eIebe, tpefhe
Der llnmdbigtett entgegenipirten, fols
!en niht obgeIdofft nStben, ionoern,
eenuu i'm 9e9entbeiI, bic GeieBe, mel
ds bic llnmdbiefeit fDroern unb bag
finp ale 9robibttionsaeiebs. Gs lit
entipeosr cine SeIbittGui6unq ober
S,euhelei bebaupten 3u lpolen, bag mo
rer 9etrdnteausihant perbpten 1T, Der
Wibbrduh altobpIiIfer 6etrGnte aufz
bprt. Die grfabrung 1T entgegense=
iebter 2lrt. Dls 8er6pt qeqen oen
4usihant trifft Ieoiglib uuo atlein
Die leift altohclii6en nnO oaser
sinpanosfrsiea 8etrGnte. 1ie itGrfz
ften 8etrdnte bleiben baron unbes
riibrt, es miro Iogar i6rem 8enuB
gpridub geleiTtst. 8o fein Bier gu
haben lit, miro Sbnapps getrunten
un0 nidts onberes ais Sdnapps uno
baraus erseben iih Die perbeerenbiten
foIqen. Die 5reunoe pabrer Wdbis
qunq iuollen eaber Dieier gefabr
itcuern. gu hiGIem 8ebufs 1T es no.
thiq. Dab Die @ertretung Ser 2anbbe=
p0lterung, Die tets fir Die uniinnig.
item Semperen3gcieBe gu bobeu 1T, Der
tiirat peroe. 2(ter es lisgen arh nod
anoere Griinne ppr, pel6e ntdt auf
bsm @ebtete ner Semperen3 lie9en.
0aourd, baB oas fIade 2anb in Ger
Geqislatur Die WaioritGt iibsr Die
9srtreter Der StGote bat, lperoen 2eB=
Fre nit oerrunfttpiort0en geiebea
Aepetniot, bic Ten 6anbel un6 bic "Sr
critrie fhper fddbigen. Nus oteiem
grunoe lit 3u erport.n, oab aus
StGbtebepo6ner, pom Rethiten biz
gum Qermiten, ous 9erfaiiungsz
Qmenoement rnteritiiben tperoeu. gine
gsrlsbung Don Re6tsprin3ipisn tann
IiG oaruus ni6t erqeben. Cher ldbt
hie QnIiht Iid pertrsten, oob bierourth
sine Qrobe llnoere6tigtstt auIb0ren
unb Elm pihtioes tonititutioneltes
Brinstp CUR G'cItung tommen piiroe.
Die ameritauif6er Itu1tli6sn Sin
rihtungen bdfireu auf Der 6erri6aft
her MaiOritdt, aber burh Elm unritz
tiees SpItem miro betpirtt, bab bic
Qonobep0lterune pelhe ndh aopfs
aabI Der 8epDItsrunQ in Der WIinor;.
tdt III, in ser 2e9i8lutur bic 6errs
itaft fiibrt 0emnad muB ss uIs Elm
beretttQtes 9srIanqsn qelten, Der gaas
irritdt au tbrem Redte gu Der6elfen.
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pokal.Derid)t
gel eiuem autOmO6il.lluiaa idJlusr
ucrleBt.

Gin folgenitpercr antomobH.lln'
iua ereianete iih geItern 8ormtttag
an Der Spmmss uno McUlilan Ctr,
nIs Elm iteuerlos geruoroenes 2luionlo.
bill gegen einen 2aternenpfoiten ilibr,
5rau RoIe Barter auf ben
iSohroamm aeihIeuoert lpnr0e uuo
idurere 8erlegilngen oapontruJ
,Srou Barter, pelhe ibr Seim 9io.
425 Nc8regor StraBe bat. inter.
natm am 8orn1tttag nit ibrem Sobn
melfer 6as allto ielbit lerfte,
in ibtem eIpeHen araitipagen cine
alusiahrt. geim GinbIegen IN Die
Spmmes Strabe perlor Barter DIE
ilber Die Waidline, meld}e
nit boiler Strait gegen einen Safer
nenpfoften an Der Snmmes uno Ulcs
g3iaan StrnBe flIhr. 1urh Den 2In'
praQ ruuroe Die iSrnu altf ben 5nhr.
oam geidleuoert, poieIbit Tie hapuBt.
Io3 liegen blie6. Sn einem 8ripat.
2luton1obil iuuroe Die 8erungIiidte
Dem GhriIt SoipitaI einaelieiert, 100.
ielbit Die gler3te oen 3llitoHo oer1anc
els iehr ernIt be3ethneten. bn iie nt.
cine tSehirnerihuite.
rnnq uno inuere 8erleBl,ngen oauon-
bat. Ter araitruagen puroe
iait uoaitnoig oenoliri, iulo fam
@corqe Barter luie ourf ein 8unber
oapoH.
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9rpan itellt be= 9rttit Ieinsc
Shdtioteit ais Wdn0erie9rer entgeesn.
hdB er odourh penig 3eit perIiere
Eno niht be5tnoert tperbs, feline amt
Ithsn 9eIhdfts au erleoi9cn. Sffens
lar bat er niht teodht, nclh i6leds
tee getipieI er eonlit gi6t. Denn Elm
Ssamter IL ieinam 9epdrtement mad
f;inem 8eiipiei banbeIn Ano ebenfau5
einen Hebeuerrerb iudsn piiroe.
t1unte grnua ihm nitt rerbieten, ipas
q ielber tbut. Damn ne6It es 9rpan
pffenbar an S6idIi6tsttsQefiibl. Gr
lit Dor Ser gGeIt Der 9remierminiiter
ntr Ser. Stauter uuo ais iol6sr Bat
er bic 8erpfli1tunq, benz Imt etne sez
iptiie @iiroe 3u perleiben, Oas er a6er
burh Ieine auberamtline 5bdtigtett
ernieortQt. ShlieBlth lit es audi niht
lpubr. ooB er burh feline Re6engss
ihdfte nidt an Der GrfulIung ieinsr
Gmtspfli6tsn oerbinbert miro. Nisz
Tano tann sDei 6erren oiensu, ohne
ben 0ienit in Dem eineu ooer anoeren
sSaGIe 3u pernutldiIigen.
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,,@e(ang am !Serofener. .
9as stiftungsfea oes 8aberiiten Mdnner.
tprs tit Neidratbs Bart.

srOB unsHi geruns sefat d eas SbsubIGum ganeru
dnger gu fOnn sf Die oeutIfen 8ern poren in aoz
ber 3dhl pertru Sbre Saupquuriere puron gpa nit
Ddrmefusr Der oSue 5entt Die Rebner fen beasternb
oas oee 2tsD uno bic Sdnor aHsn ben eponn G.oann
2isoe ous0nn MIteIm 9Omonns NOr bs Miutomms- grds
Osnt Sobn oFmann er3GbIt Der ainbb bes @n Sobn
Spaob Charles g. Sfmb psrponfdnbigsn Roaf 2i.s
berburbrugunsu @oItsfs nit gDur ionsem GU
bsb0r.
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GpDiepelt 1916.

Is mag berfriiht i6eInen, hab bic
Republitaner iebt fnon 4us'hdu nab
einem prdiioentidafts &arOiodtcn
baIten. 0as III iebod aug psrihiebs=
rsr 8riinbsn au peritebsn. 8sssnpdrs
tia lit bic Partsi fiibrerlos. 8as No.
minelIe SberbaEpt 1T Senator 9olinz
Ger BON Qep 6ampibtre, Der jeooh
Elm piel au uubeoeutenoer MenFt 1T,
alG oaB man ibn ernTt nebmen t0nnte.
SSt 6olae befen fehlt Der 8artei ieoes
9ieL uno bic ginbeitIi6teit, bic uqsin
Grfpl1e oerbiirgen tann. 3es mettes
rem 1T Die 3e:t rube, mann Der aampT
Inn ben aonareb prgariiirt tperben
n.uB. gu bisFsrt 3rped IL es n0t6ig,
beE repubIitdrtf6en Stimmgebern
aenutnib gu geben bon benz BRO
qrumm iopobI, ipie por Dem Jiibrer,
Fir epelten lie einitsben Ioaen. DobI
fehlt es nidt an tiihtigeu Wldnnerr
in ben rspublitantiheu Reiben. ga
9FoQette uno Gummins pon Soma, pie
ilrc 8erbinouu1 nit Der 9artei ntGt
QeI0't baben, iino beaftensperthe
Gr0Ben. Qlsn man Qlaubt nicht.
rof re bic 1epublitdui'hsn Wtafien
elettriiiren t6rrsr, mas unbeotngt
npt6penpia II, ba Die 0emotratsn an
UilIou sinsn ungsp0buIih bebsutsrs
rem mQnu babeu. Der off2Hbar auf bG5
Qolt eiueu arGhen Ginorud maht.
Qnqefi6ts bieier S16luge fintet
Ter 9eoQnte. Rpoiepelt 1916 ols Bra
iiosntitufts Sanpioaten auf5u'tels
len, in ben Reihen Der ,seuloreu Res
publitaner peitgebenbe 3uitimmung
Die aunabme III, baB RooiepeIt nod
oenIel6eu perionliheu 3auber auf o1s
8olt ausiiben riirbs. Die frihsr uno
tub penn aIs ras Reiultat einss rspre
tlitauiit&u Sieoes bel zen ndhitia5,
riaen aongrebwableu Rcoieoelts prds
iloeuti6afts aun0io1tur in Quss
Iidt oeftelt p;rb, bic Republitansr iih
pieoer Dereiulger peroeH, mas ia audi
ccn Grfplq oerburgen iol.e. ba BEL Der
leBteH 9rdfiosateupa6l bas republl.
tauii6e uno ptogr:iiipe 8oltsUotum,
penn 3uiammsuqe8dblt. sr6Ber mar.
Qls bag bemotratiiae.
Sine peIsutIite Ulsinunqsperihis.
tsnbeit bat i:it Rooieoe!t3 IeBter prds
iioentIhafts 9anbiodiut 3pii6en
requlGren Republitdnern uno pros
areITipen in Qirtlihteit niht 6eitans
Ten. Die gntfrsmbung 3piIhe,,
RooIeDelt unb zen ioeenuHntsnStdnbs
pattern trut elm. als 2ebtsrsr nah
rcno Ieiner grGiinentffIFt oa5 Bob
than in Der gplitif betdmpfte unc
aomini'trutioe Reformen aegen ben
Q9iDerftanb Der polititer ersDang.
Qber in oieism punfts bat iih Der
9orn Der RsquIoren por1 S6la9e tet
9enrpfe uno GdQtnger lnIotpeit e.
leqt, Qls iie einaeiehen 6a5sn, DaB oa6
cite Soitem ptr Rsqierung fir Die
Barter qsoen baa Bolt itd ni6t beibe
Edlten ldbt. Sait, nm BEN ii6 Die
geutepolititer ihdarten. mar Elm ebeHs
foih reformatpriid uHo fortidrittli6
ueIinnter WtanE. fpie RcoiepeIt uno es
iit niht me6- bentbar, Dab irgsnb Elm
8rdfioent Der Ser. Stdaten, glei6Diel
tpelher Barter er dn9eheren mag.
fprtan fid ba5 6eft pon psn Yotitiferr
aug 6dnoen nebmen iaifea fpiro. DI
bic 6anetperfs politi.sr Iih nit bic.
Ter neuen Sahloae ausseiobnt 6oben,
10 ift nihts mshr Dor6lnotn, mas Tie
BON Rooiepelt eHtfernt. ionbern i'm
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arau cSfa6elId Gaiion aus Detroit,
Ulid., srfudts gefiern bic 9o!i3si. I'm,
i6du na6 ihrem8ruoer 5rant 5ugbss
Az balten. fpelder in Cincinnati mob
nen foa. 6usbss bat Hah 2lngabe Der
8rau suleBt auf einem aonolboot ges
orbeitst uno fie bat feit "a Snbren
ni6ts con iAm ssbOrt.
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Der iOaiaIifii6s gartsitaa

In sSena lGBt erfe6en, baB Die raoitd-
len gIemente nid)t mebr Die SerrIhdft
fii6ren. Ionoern Die RspiItoniiten nunz
mebr tondnaebeno in Der Qdrtei iino;
nit anoeren Worten, baB Die So5ias
Iiiten fortan mehr prottiTd9e uno tpss
Iti9er 3utunftS 9pIift betreiben
peroen. 8amit alIein t0nnen lie beut
gplte RuBeu tringen. bas cine Grlos
iuna bon gegenlpdrtigen llcbeIn Der.
IanQt. ipe3iel in Der llmgeItaltung Der
ouf Die sSunterberrIaaft 3ugeihnittes
Een 8pltspirthI6dft.
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Die 5emperen3ler bon Ohio
riiftsn nit Wle6t CUR 8etdmpfuua
res i'm 5erbit sur QbittmmuHg porlie.
qenben 8erfafungs 9tmsnoements,
tpeldes Die gertiir3ung Der ReprGieng
tdtion in Der Qsgislatur gum 3ped
bat. gead ihrsc angabe lieqt bic ab.
fift Dor, ale 1emperen3aeiese aufsus
ssbsn. Das TT ME als ansa6en pom
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Die 9lmcritdner in Wertto
kTaperen iid ndriiber, Oob Der prdz
fioent fie aufgefOroert bat, Dds luno
a. perIuiien. Wte fie odr.egen, mar
pisies 8erlangen unbegriinpet, oa bic
ameritauer ppr S:oeraliiteu fODobI,
nie &onititutionaIiiten gu. behdnoe!t
puroen. Qluf @runo oefen tpirb Die
4norhnunq be8 grditbenten BON 8iez
IeR als Elm qrober SSebler be7ei6net.
9as Iheint uns cine obsrfIdhlihe Be-
1rt6eilung Der 9erbdltniiie. Die ab-
fiht beg 8rdfioenten ltsgt ttdr Dor
9luuen. Gr nil unter alIsn umitdnoen
einen Grieo mi! Werito oermeioen.
Dieter tanu nur oaourf entiteheH,
fdB 4meritQner brutal behanoelt fperz
ben. Ten 8crIuit, Der otn Qmerit1.
nern aus Der QbpanoerIng srDahfen
piiroe, bat ser Qrdiibent po6l in Gr@
ipdquHa ae3Ogeu. Gr qtng dber BON Der
gnii6t aus, raB bieier 56aoen Gez
ringfiqiQ i'm @trqIsit 7u ben 9ofteH
zines &rieqe5 ietn tpiroe. 3as lit
cine QuffaTung, bic isDer oeutenOe
Mlsnfb ais r;btiq aner.euuen tpiro.
@enn RE betrcIfenbsn 2(meritauer ia
cen, oaB tetne Rothpenoiqteit fir lie
rorluq, Wsrito gu osrluiIen, 10 mar es
ibnen niht psrutErt. olieIbit 3u Osr>
tlei6eu uuO {. II, 0aher niht DerItdnc>
Iih. lporiiber iie i'd beitpsr;n.
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Su 6 bica bat iih Elm 2uosns
mGo6er oas Qebsn geuommsn. QIs
WtotiD tann man: gMdhl3eitsu fir 20
Gents" besei6nen. Hhrs gintiinfte
1ei9tsu nitt aus, I'm Iid bsTer gu 6es
f0ftiQen unb iit tpurbe 0es QebeHs
iiberoriiiiig. 8orfdneQ bat iie inIofern
eebGnbelt, Qt5 lie BEL nieIer 9etoiti1
cunq BON iel6F, obne gepoltiame Wlit.
III, an oas 2iel ihrer Winihe getangt
mare. Den Rsitaurattonsn, Die auf
Grunb Der Spe;ien, rpelfe lie pera6s
folqen, 9p3pepfis unb Ionitius 9e:
ifDernen, psI6e bic Gut am 0aiein
perqGLen, QdrQntieren tonnen, Idbt Tih
angeit4ts Der eroben 56euerung tein
8ornurf MAIDEN. Sie t0nnen peber
cute nod reihlite Wablaeiten liefern,
Ia lie nit 10 piclen llntoiten su rsd>s
zen haben gIun tit Die 8ertoftiqunJ
oubsr bem 6auie beut3ut1ge BEL Wlils
Iionen bon MenIfen 3ur RegsI gepors
Den, 6a i6re 2lrbeitsitdtten ii6 BON
ibren WohuunQen nett entfernt befins
rem uHo MiGionen pon WsnIhen
iiterbaupt feline 6duslidteit babsr.
Gtuti6lanb bat bierin i6on l6nqTt
2lbbiIFs qeihaffeu unb 3nar ourd Grz
rihtuuq BON Qoltstiihsu, nelhe fir
einsn bili9en qrsis trdftt9e bst0mms
Iihe Rahrung liefern, Do BON etnem
Broftt abaeIeher nirb uno 2lusgaben
fir bobe Uliethe uno toitipieliqe Be
nisnunq in 0sgTau tommcl. Wir ps1e
fpctisn Damit ouf ein @ebist, daf
fpsldsm Die amsritauifde 9hildntbro=
pie fih nod isgensrei6 betbdtigsn
f0Hnts.
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- Gin HadfhIiiHslbitt Drnng in
Ten aoben bon Sam Gimmcns. 80.
800 Central Mrenut unb snt1rtnbste
psri6ishsne altiouHasitiide.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-26
Pxthian Program.

The following program will be
given at s O'Clock wednesday even
ing when Fern Leaf Temple, No. 10,
Pythian SISTERS, will entertain tho
visiting Knights of Pythias, Pythian
Sisters and local knights and sisters
at tho Knights OF Pythias hall on
Third street:
Piano SOLO. .... "Only a Dream
Miss Jewelle Owens.
Vocal solo. a. b. c.. Selected
Miss Marguerite Ford.
Reading. ''deirky's Conversion"
Miss Mamie Lowe.
Piano solo-Valse Arabesque. Lack
Miss Wilma Smith.
Vocal solo .......-... Selected
Miss Bessie Borgess..
Reading. Aunt, Rhody's Dream"
Miss Ora Warner.
Piano Duet-March Militare.
......- SchuDerL
Misses Wilma and Mary Elizabeth
Smith.
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GRAND
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which the election Of officers viii take
place and viii be followed by an hour
for the good OF the order"
There viii be number OF matters
of interest at brigade encampment at
Camp virgil A. Lewis throughout the
entire day
Several special items of amusement
arraniad for by the committee having
the same in charge viii be announced
from the grand chancellor's chair and
through the daily press each day, in
order that those for whom they have
been provided may be notified Of the
same.
w. prank stout. grand chancellor.
has his headquarters in room 400 at
the waldo hotel. U. w. Thanks.
chairman Of the credentials commit
tee, has room 511, swhere delegates
should report and receive their ere
dentials.
AN information bureau is main
tanned in the Hotel Gore.
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Silk PetticOGts
Con1ingtO Their
OW71

Every woman who buys an
Autumn Dress or Suit, dis COW
ers that no other sort OF skirt,
or boomers is quite so good to
wear inside it.
Messalines in gay colors and
sober, $1.95, 1926, $685., $4.95.
Silk Jersey tops with MESA
line fiounces 1896, So and $3.50.
Crepes de chine in many colors
$4l95 to $1,000.
Silk Jersey Pants, $3.50.
Silk messaline pantaleppe
Skirts, $4.95.
And a particularly good col
lection of extra sizes, black and
quiet colors. 1896 and $4.95-
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L.EA..DER

a city. a lodge or a store
cannot fulfill its mission ii It
becomes like am old cat and
sits down content and happy
in its old rocking chair IN
the sun.
Please consider:
II This store is as unlike
what it first was as day
is from night.
.. 1t created something not
in existence before.
9. 1t has improved upon the
past year by year j
a 1T meets the demands OF
the present time.
). The service is still hu-
man, but better and bet
ter every day.
6. There is no other exclu-
sively retail stock OF
merchandise in any other
store-even by half-in
Central West Virginia
as large, complete and
well priced.
The truth can always stand
best by herself.
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Newton, of that suburb. Only the
relatives and immediate friends at
tended. A dinner was served after
the ceremony Afnrward the bride
and bridegroom departed for their
new home at Camden.
Those attending the wedding were
Mr. and Mrs. Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Haney. Mr.. Henderson. Mrs. Alice
Carter. Mrs. r. Carter. Mr.. w. Steel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs H. C. Brinkley, father and moth
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town schools and colleges. 1t prom
ises to be one of the most attractive
balls yet given by the club in their
honor and the patronesses will be
Mrs. Virgil l. Highland, Mrs. Peter
Koblegard, Mrs. Samuel R. Harrison,
Mrs. Charles S. Smiley. Mrs. Frank
Gaylord and Mrs. Frank A. Deunison.
The committee in charge is Messrs.
Jack Harrison, Carleton Wood and
James Tierney.
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Pron1inent ArrivaIs.

Among the officers and other prom
inent members of the Pythian orders
who arrived in the city today for the
annual conventions was Captain John
w. Reed, past chancellor of Ohio
valley Lodge No. ST. He was busy
nursing his boom for the office or
Grand Outer Guard. the one most
ca gerIy sought in the grand lodge pc
cause At Is the one by which entry
into grand lodge citizenship is custom
ariIy made. Captain Reed feels
much encouraged over his prospects
The captain Is known throughout the
Pythian order in the state as the
father of Battery A. No. 80. of Wheel
ing. the only company OF artillery
connected with a secret order In the
world. He Is Familiarity known as
Jack Reed ard every Pyuniail
knows him personally.
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LIND LEAVES
CITY of Mexico for Washing
ton City by Way of
Vera Cruz Today.
trv .aseelATgp pREss'

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 26-John
Lind. the personal representative o.
President Wilson, lett here this
morning for Vera Cruz. He was &C
companied by an attache of the
American embassy. The under
standing Is that from Vera Criz MI
Lind will continue his Journey 20
Washington. Scores of Americans
were on the train. on which Mr.. Lind
made the trip to Vera Cruz.