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Donald Lewis Poi Supper.

GOHdIo LeWiS Fot supper.
One OF the most delightful affairs Of
the week was the poi supper and
dance given by Mr.. Donald Lewis at
his home on Punahou street The
tables were decorated with lima and
MALE leis and tropical terms, while
cut flowers and palms of all kinds
adorned the house. All the fayors
were carried out in the Hawaiian idea
many a native born guest eating his
two finger poi with heaven provided
implements from beautiful koa Gala
bashes The menu consisted entirely
of Hawaiian viands, so skilfully pre-
pared by Mrs Palmer of the Pleas
anton, that even the malihinis found
them toothsome. Kaai's quintet dis
pensed native melodies throughout the
meal, breaking into livelier tunes aft
er supper to which the guests all dane
ed. Among those present were Miss
Pauline Schaefer Miss Thelma Muir
ply, Miss Eloise Wichman, Miss Ruth
Soper, Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss Eli
Zabeth Carter, Miss Phoebe Carter,
/ Miss Rosamund SwanZy, Miss Helen
Wilder, Miss Helen Spalding, Miss
Hyde, Miss Katherine Jones, Miss
Margaret Jones, Miss Charlotte Cock
roft, Miss Alice Cornet, Mr.. Fred
Schaefer, Mr.. Jack Gait, Mr.. Carter
Gait, Mr. Francis Brown, Mr.. Alexan-
der Anderson, Mr. Alapaki Smith, Mr..
Allan Renton, Mr.. George Ahlborn,
Mr.. Ernest Raas, Mr.. Charles Bren-
ham, Mr.. Trnest Gay, Mr.. Dixon Mott,
Mr.. Sanford Wood, Mr.. George Fuller,
and the host, Mr.. Donald Lewis.
q q
Mrs. Galbraith's Luncheon.
The prettiest luncheon of the week
was given at the Pleasanton on We'd
nesday by Mrs. J. G. GalbFaith, in
honor of Mrs. Frederick Funston. The
thirty guests were seated at three Ia
bles on the lanai, each one individual
i'm its decoration. The bud table was
adorned with cream cciored tea roses
while incompatible American Beauty
roses adorned the others. The place
markers were quaint little Hawaiian
and Japanese scenes painted by hand
on heavy cards Those invited TO
meet Mrs. Funston were: Mrs. ID. M.
Appel, Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. A H.
Conklin, Mrs. Letcher Hardeman, Mrs.
Larry b. McAfee, Mrs. John McCand-
less, Mrs. M. f. Prosser, Mrs. John
S. Fair, Mrs. James K. Fechet, Mrs.
w. c. Gardenhire, Mrs. s. W. Prunty,
Mrs. ID. b. Case, Mrs. Lyman, d. v.
Kennon, Mrs. f. Fl. French, Madame
Owen, Mrs. w. r. Davis, Mrs. Edward
Massee, Mrs. William Richie Gibson,
Mrs. +. p jackson, Miss e. Cooley,
Miss Alice Cornet, Miss Mary O'Brien,
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Mr.. Irwin Scott was an outgoing
passenger on tho Lurlines
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(AddltionaI Society on Page Fourteen)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14
TEN STRIKERS ARE SENTENCED,

PATERSON. N. J., June 14.-Althouga
the sentencing OF the bulk OF the fifty
Qua silk workers convicted of melting
riot in connection with the strike here
was postponed to-day until Friday,
June u, sentence was passed in ten
cases. Five men convicted of assault.
ing a policeman were sentenced 10
.s-'e l.Uu UHe anu d man 10 three
years in State prison ana to pay lines
OF $500 each. Another striker, con.
Victed OF unlawful assemblage, was
sentenced TO SIX honuns ~ &c. --...
jail and to pay fine OF $50. Four 9th.
ers found guilty OF having assaulted a
str!ke.breaker were sentenced TO not
less .nah u year anu u ma. 40. uI.4 .
than three years in State prison and
10 fine OF $50 each.
In passing sentence the court III.
timated that il the fines were paid
promptly the prison sentences nigh,
be RENTED
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14
WANT STREET
SPRINKLER
CIVIC DEPAR TMENT OF WoMAN'S
CLUB AGiTATiNG THE CUES.
TON.

The civic department OF the Wo
mans Club is agitatlng the matter o;
a street sprinkler for this city. The
street sweepers at their work sweep
together the debris OF the streets and
place same in piles along the thor
oughfares and pun OF wind comes
along and blows these sweepings. con
tanning thousands OF microbes and dis
ease germs into the houses along the
streets and disease is thereby spread
all over the city. A street sprinkler
would undoubtedly be OF great benefit
In keeping down the dust and spread
OF disease germs In this city and the
department will urge upon the authori.
ties the Importance of this matter
With the opening OF the summer con.
tagious diseases are being reported
and much anxiety Is felt among the
citizens as to the outcome.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14
J, W. o. W. DECORATION

On Sunday. jane 18th, the woodmeu
of the World will unveil monuments
erected to the memory OF deceased
members. Sovereign c. H. Phillips and
Sovereign Dallas Barker. They will
also decorate the graves OF other de.
ceased members who have been in,
TERED at Woodlawn, Maple Grove and
ether cemeteries.
! The members Of the local camp TO-
sether with visiting sovereign from
Grafton. Morgantown, Moundsvillc
Shinnston, Clarksburg and other near
by points Will meet at the W. o. w.
EaIi at 1880 y. IN. and led by Omen's
band viii march 10 Woodlawu GENE
terry. where they will decorate graves
pnd unNcil the monument eli Soy. bal
las BARKER, deceased. The parade will
then reform and the sovereigrs wi!
march TO Maple Grove Cemetery
where graves will be decorated and
the monument OF deceased Sovereign
c. II. Phillips VII be unveiled.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14
Miss Wilson
Rebukes Men
GIVES HER SEAT IN CAR TO AN
AGED WOMAN.

WASHINGTON June li.--Miss Flea
nor Wilson gave lesson in street cal
foliteness today 70 three Washington
men. when she gave up her seat to al
old woman.
Miss Wilson. accompanied by DR.
Cary Grayson, White House. aldo
boarded the'rar ut Connecticut ant
Florida avenues. Two old women II
shabby black got Oh at the next cor
ner. DR.. aGraysqn Immediately yield
ed his seat. but three other men were
not as gallant. Miss Wilson, with III
indignant look at the men. arose ant
plotted the other old woman 10 mel
scat, while she swung OIL n strap the
remainder OF the way to the White
House.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14
Rest Day
Celebrated
LOCAL ITALIANS OBSERVE ST.
AkTONlo'S DAY - GREAT PYRO.
TECHNICAL DISPLAY.

ST. Antonio day was much cele
brated in Ibis city yesterday by The
Italians who reside in this part of the
United States.
Starting at early sunrise and con
tlnuing until late at night. there was
some sort OF celebration going on Il;
all hours.
Bombs we're fired off yesterday
morning at sunrise, and shortly after.
ward the newly organized italian band
came onto the streets and marched
over the city streets all during the
day, giving concerts In many parts OF
the town. which were greatly enjoyed
by the American citizens. The new
band is splendid organization, and
they do extremely well for Il band
which has only been organized for siy
months.
High mass was celebrated at ST
Toseph's church BY Father Shconan
md later In the day other service.
were held in the church in honor Of
the Saint whose name was being cello.
brated.
Last evening the fireworks which
had been advertised as one OF tn,
features Of the days celebration wers
PIT OF on The hill near the rhurcn
md thousands of people gathered Al
'rcts where they could see the dis
play.
The fireworks we're very beautiful
and from start to finish. the entire
day was great one for the Italians,
and the music and fireworks were
realty enjoyed by the Americans.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14
DEATH OF
ARL|E CAMPBELL

Arlie G. Campbell aged Is years,
months, son Of J. b. Campbell. OF Metz
died on Thursday morning Jane l2tA.
after weeks illness OF pneumonia.
He was a member OF the senior class
Warrington High school. Il bright at.
tractive bog and his death caused
much sorrow to his family aud friends.
Funeral services were held today al
the home OF the grandfather on Plum
Run anti intermcnt was made in Jol.
liHe's cemetery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14
MISS PURINToN ILL.

MORGANTOWN. W. Va, June H.
Miss Helen rurinton. daughter o! Dr.
Iand Mrs. y. l.. Purnlon. WAS opcrat
cd on for appendicitis at the LONE OF
her parents in South Park this morn
ing. She stood the operation well anG
is doing as nicely as could be expect
cd. The operation was performed BY
Or. Stewart. of Pittsburgh. assisted b.
Dr.. Fisher.
Miss Purinton was taken i'll at til.
university Wednesday. 1t was though,
at first that she was suffering from Ar
"ttark CT indigestion, and her parents
who left here Tuesday afternoon /.
'"h yesterday on the Cahnpic for Ma
rlls. E"sw nothing CT tneir daughter:
. illness.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14
Saves Miles of Steps-Hours of Time
Hours of Weary Standing

II stops the miles of useless steps that od-fashioned
kitchen arrangements require it stops the weary walking
back forth between and kitchen table
ting things putting them again. Instead standing
walking all doing work. sit the
things No aching fee: and broken backs
time do the things
resedenable contented and
happy Think quickly these be taken and
in Monday Morning Early and enroll club list
how hate the drudgery bat OF
kitchen work. Danish forever Now! l,.tt'
have cabinet by night its acquaintance
you getting dnner-know comfort of having
everything cooking within reach your
perfect order. ~ fSfy.tseaasass
Let other things wait Monday morning early See for
yourself Benefit by selection Make up yer ia now
10 be n oosier Member.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14
New Canton
WILL BE STARTED AT MANNING.
TON TONIGHT LOCAL MEN
HAVE CHARGE OF INSTALLA.
TON.

odd Fellowship Is growing in Wcs,
Virginia, and this evening Col Francis
Trials. who Is Department Command
or Of i'atriurchs Militant /. @, q. f.,
and his slafl.otlircrs. will so TO Man.
n'nGtOn on tn" i o'clock car, where
tonight they will install Buffalo Can.
ton No. lG.
Within III" next Jew wceKs Cantons
are to be installed al Gasaway, Ell
kimS. fleetwood, Sutton. Sisf+4svilie
and other cities OF the state, and the
local Canton will be quite busy mus.
tering in the new Canton members.
The degree team OF Monongahela
Canton No. 3. F. A., will go to Man.
nin.ton this evening to confer tn"
proper degree on the candidates. while
til" officers will be installed by CO..
Thralls and his staff.
The. Warrington Odd Fellows are
preparing for Il great time. and Il ban.
pnci will be- served following the
work OF the evening. The, local men
Will return TO this city on late car.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14
Miracle Workers in 100000 Homes
NOUS H0osiers. $500
Club Opens Monday Morning

as HOLSTERS here For months trying get permission opani this
Rooser Club Women town been waiting patiently - +SS3
Our opportunity has arrived Next week few other early
Aooer Kitchen Cabinet payment % Youe delivered use
and enjoy ius by joking Aooser Kitchen Cabinet Club.
SO) tn. membership fHeek dues $l) Membership weekly
dues both apply the price cnehere other paymens-you pay
penny extra by joining
Furthermore this club under the direct supervision The Manufacturing Com.
pany which fixes the standard low price Cabinets r- low price
made possible by low cost Of manufacture from sales m
Seize chance oe how YOU
paid for 3"
Memberships limited Many uM be disappointed year. early
and those who wait will call lucky The e Company could allow enough
rcabnek to supply
Only so Hoosier Club Saves Miles of Steps-Hours Time
MenoEpr Ho az
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14

AS the of the opening OF the EIooser Cub is
III" signal Tor membership applications pour in. prompt
visit store only insurance against disarIonI
Hn'ii.
Is not folly to go without the oocr when you can gel
ii payment of %lHo and pay for il the of Il
day! Why delay! Can You hesitate! Ownership means
cooking made and hours saved for and recreation
1t pleasant kitchen orderly and peaceful and thr
satisfaction of comfortable and convenient working
conditions
Made Of handsome, sturdy oak. finished perfectly BIZ
skilled master cabinet makers the ooscr is piece fui
turc that ornaments your home. 1t stands far above all other
kitchen furniture of any name.
It is working miracles in half million homes saw
Ing STEPS. health and strength half million women
Tired feet backache WEAKNESS and odtmc scouasccr
become thing Of the past the Ioosier
Kitchen
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14
Train Crashes Into
Auto z Women Dead

GLtDDEN, Ia. June 1t.-.iia and
Rebeccaj daughters CT Robert Mat.
thew DuHey;"a wealthy hardware deal
err OF Nashville. Tenn, ~ and % years
old, are dead today, as the result of g
ssade crossing accident. The automo
lille In which they were touring with
Mr.. Dudley, their mother AMI chauf
teur was struck by n northwestern
train and all were thrown out. Mr.
Dudley and the chauffeur are not ex,
pectod to live. while Mrs. Dudley cs
capped without scratch.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14
Educators
Are Honored
PROPS. ROSTER AND HUSTEAD
GIVEN DIPLOMAS AT NORMAL
SCHOOL YESTERDAY.

Pro-. Joseph iiosicr, superintendent
of the schools of Fairmont lndepeud.
ent school district and Prof. W, A.
H"stead, principal OF the schools 6t
Union Independent school district
we're presented with diplomas OF tae
state at the graduating exercises CT
the Fairmont State Normal school yes,
'erday. The diplomas we're presented
hl President O. |. Woodlcy in recosn..
ton OF faithful work done III the pun.
lie schools OF the State and for spe.
Cial work done for the Normal school.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14
NEW BILL To
Be OFFERED
MANAGER DESHON WILL HAVE 4
GOOD PROGRAMME FOR NEXT
WEEK.

Manager Dcshon has Il splendid hill
for his patrons Al Loop Park theatr,
next week. The attractions Tor the
past week have been OF the highes,
order and the acts that will be pre-
scented next week will BIZ ey"n better
than the frs, week.
The bill for the first part of the
week follows:
Sylvester, comedy prestidigi,or:
Marlin nhd Carmen. the quality rom
edlenncs: Goodrich, Moore and klase,
comedy singing. variety acts with spe
,lal getting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14

Rev Hampton, the erumme.
an church soveesng are requested to hiring
liver an address both flowers
eles and quartet,e will assist LEWIS SMITH
Omens orchestra pro- Press Committee
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-14
Had $685.. But WAS
ILL; KILLS HIMSELF

III, NILS HTMSECF.
WlNSTED. Conn. June l4.--Byron
Reed. aged sixty.fve. committed sui.
eide at his home, near Clayton. Mass.
In his clothes was found $?95 in green.
backs. He had been III for lon3
time, it was said to-day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05

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FOR RENT -Four az six rooms. FUR
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boro. Kgntcky. shall never pass from
the ownership OF the nrady family
unless 10 Boz acquired hy the United
States Government. Or j \. Brady
has just purchased the place for
saou0o president Taylor remains
are buried uu ihr farm aud ln th"
house hs daughter Miss Knox Tay-
lor. was married Boo Isl3 90 jefferson
Davis. who later became President
of tho Confederate states OF AMIR
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Love a Hiekor, nut.

A U,a0tgugt is named then
cracked % The kernel o. aithcred,
love has -roVn cold. if it is broken.
the loved one Is untrue. II Il comes
cut whole. an is well.
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Drs. INWARD & INWARD
erouuh, on, by Trial.
PAGE ELEVEN
By Hop

There can boz uo true virtue in those
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spmblauco may be- there In real life
we hIyo 20 do with realities let us
make uro .bat our doieuscs are real.
Arthur L.. salmon.
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MISCELLANEOUS
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can have same boy Identifying ana
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WANTED

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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-24
FORMER MARION COUNTY Wo-
MAN DIES M TAMPA

Mrs. Sue Elchelberger vinina pass
ed away Monday afternoon, after a
period Of III health extending over two
years. Very low Tor several days. her
death when Il came was not unex.
pected.
Funeral services were held az the
home. No. 1902 Marion street, Tues.
day morning
Mrs. vlning was born in Horey
county. South Carolina. f3fty-eight
years ago. coming TO Florida when
q young girl and residing in Sumter
and Marion counties for a number OF
years. She came TO Tampa many
years ago, and has made her home In
this city ever since.
Twelve children survive her: Mes
danes r. A. Jackson. ]. p. Moore, s.
weihe. Miss Elchelberger. and the
Messrs. Walter. Douglass. Willie.
Charles and Frank Eicheiberger.-
Tampa Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-24
FIRE AT OAK

About noon Tuesday the home of
Mr.. John Siler. we'll known resident
of Oak. was completely destroyed by
fire. When discovered the entire
home was in flames, and il was impos-
sible to save the building or any of
its contents. As soon as the alarm
was sounded friends came TO lend
their assistance but to no AVIAN. There
was no insurance, and this calamity
comes as a very heavy loss TO Mr.
Siler who is left homeless and pen.
niless, with only the clothes he had
on at the time of the fire.
Friends were out In the afternoon
with a subscription list. and many re-
sponded TO the cali to help tide the
family over their present needs.
Mr.. Siler's misfortune is very great
ly deplored by the entire neighbor-
hood.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-24
MISSES PELoT ENTERTAIN

A jolly party of Arcadians were roy
ally entertained at the home of Miss
es Dora and Carrie Pelot, about eight
miles west OF Arcadia, near Owens,
on Tuesday evening of this week.
A four course turkey supper was
served in the usual excellent manner
at the hospitable home, which was a
rare treat for all present. Plenty of
good things to eat, and lots of dainty
refreshments.
After the supper the guests were
greeted with a delightful moonlight
stroll through the massive orange
and grapefruit grove, of which they
betook many of the golden fruit, of
which the trees were bountifully Ia
den.
AZ late hour the guests departed
for their homes, which terminated in
an auto race to Arcadia. Charlie
Green. at the steering gear of his go"
won the trophy over
Dutch" Mabel, in his Cadillac, by
few yards. Those going from Area
dia we're the Misses Cranberry, Char
lie Green. Claude Jones, Pete McDur-
mond and z. V. NabelL-Arcadia En-
terprise.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-24
PISS uEssiE pEN,AAm TO WE'D

10 engagement OF Miss Bessie
nhAm 81 Georgia and Mr.. Harry
lnsr Haskell Of Wilmington, Della
j.. has recently been announced in
.prria cities. where the bride-elect
4 eel known. The wedding Is TO oc-
uithin the next few weeks in Au-
ga the present home OF the Den
ilss nenham Il a former Gaines.
,. the younger of the two daugh.
) 81 Capt. and Mrs. W. b. Denham.
shs IL very pleasantly remember.
b. number Of the young people
ne city. where she visited a num-
81 times a. the guest OF Miss Sue
~. The Denham family have liv.
N Georgia for the past few years
Miss Denham il one Of the most
Mar young society women In that
IL Her father was formerly su-
lhiendent Of the Atlantic Coast
4 IN this state. and is AZ present
- ia Jacksonville.
~ wedding Of Miss Denham and
naskeu viii be a very brilliant
siy event
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-24

We are glad to see so many news
papers pouring out their expressions
of grief over Re .ea.h of Joseph r.
Parrott Within the limit of his pos
.sibilities no man did more for his
generation ard his state. No man
was more beloved and universally re-
spected by those who knew him, and
those who knew him best loved him
most. The Palatka News, over which
Hon. William A. Russell, president of
the Florida Press Association. pre-
sides as editor-in-chief, says that "alf
Florida laments his passing" Con-,
gresham CLARK pays him beautiful
and loving tribute. Indeed. with here
and there an exception. there is an
expression of universal sorrow among
the newspapers, and the public men
of Florida over the passing of such
character This state owes its
progress, its true material progress.
more to him than to most any Of her
noble army of workers.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-24
grpDV" RECEIVES A ROYAL
WELCOME IN BRAZIL
lRy Associated Press.l

30 Janeiro, Brazil, Oct. 21.--A
eal gathering of the most promi-
ns persons in Brazil today greeted
|AecdoTe Roosevelt. ex.president of
y United States, upon his arrival
~ The president OF the republic
M his personal representative.
AmonE the welcoming delegation
|.se Brazilian cabinet ministers, the
.esldenss OF both houses OF congress,
j minister of Argentina, presidents
ne highest courts, chiefs of police
b many high functionaries.
TIE procession Immediately pro-
.ded 20 the reception room, where
i colonel was introduced 10 all. He
~ afterwards taken TO the Guam
nrA Palace. where he will reside
.wlnr bis stay here.