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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-04-10
STOCKHOLDERS
OF COTTON MILL
WILL ELECT A NEW BOARD OF
DIRECTORS ON APRIL
FIFTEENTH.

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Columbia Cotton
Mill Co. will be held at the Maury
National Bank on the morning of the
18th.
This meeting is for the purpoce of
the election of a board of directors
and the transactin of any and all
business that may come before it.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-04-10
RAY MORRISON GOT
A JOLT THAT WILL
LAST SEVERAL DAYS
COLUMBIA HIGH, SCHOOL DE-
FEATED HIS BRANHAM q.
HUGHES BALL TEAM.
SCARE WAS five TO One
Minor Had Them All Begging for
Mercy and When He Did Let Up
the Fjelders Smashed the Visitors
Hopes.

II is hard to tell which was the
most surprised at Riverside Park
Monday afternoon, the Spring Hill
deIegation or the Columbians, when
the result of the game between Bran
ham & Hughes and Columbia High
School was known.
II is safe to say, however, that Ray
Morrison was the worst and Earl
Minor the least surprised of all those
who were there.
he game was a good one from a
nitcher's standpoint, Minor having
decidedly the best of it over Hurt. The
yolneer players on the High School
team failed to connect with the horse
hide with any effect, but Page and
Minor and a few of the other older
onAe on the team made Hurts Gellv-
ery crack like young ,rtillery at
timcs when it counted for the most
and the score finally ended 5 to | in
favor of the Columbia High School
After the game started there was
never any doubt as to the result. But
YER, few balls ever got beyond the
infe}d. and when they did it was at
time when they did not count fol
scores the runners being frequently
caught on the bases.
Columbia and the High School pu
pils rallied to the support OF th'
home boys, and the response wcs al
that could be wished.
Atheletics in the Columbia Hlg
School are rapidly becoming one
the features and the ball team TO
two seasons has shown that it is VOL
thy of consideration at the hands @
any of the prep schools. Last yea
it was not beaten a single time by
Middle Tennessee prep school tha
was inside the association, anC thl
season it has started out by eefea
ing Eranhani & Hughes, which ha
always been regarded as one OF th
strongest prep school teams in Nit
de Tennessee. Ray Morrison tn
coach, has a reputation we'll KNOWN
all the colleges and school othlett
in this section and he expressed hir
SELF as being very much surprised ;
the form the high school ooys di
played, and spoke highly OF Minor
work in the box.
With the proper encouragemel
and support, and they deserve bot
the managers OF the High School at
Iecs would be able to develop
sport that would be of high order
merit, and would be enabled TO il
prove their athletic grounds in W;
thai would be source of much sat
faction to the general public II
grounds are centrally located and t
school is entitled to the encouras
ment from the public.
The other games to be played
he team during the next two wee
Will be away from home.
They expect to go to Mt. Pleasa
Wednesday, to Petersburg F-ids
and to String Hill on Wednesday, t
18th.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-04-10
A. SAMUELS THE
REPRESENTATIVE

The LEGAL chaper of B'Nai G'Rith
will, have as its representative in
Nashville Sunday mrning at the state
meeting, which cnyenes fr a three
days sessin, A. Samuels.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-04-10
MEETING WILL BE
A WEEK LATER
BOARD OF TRADE POSTPONE ANY
BUSINESS ACTION AT MEET
ING TUESDAY NIGHT.

At the meeting OF the Board of
Trade Tuesday night all business was
deferred for one week and the meet
ing will be held at the Maury Nation
al P&nk Tuesday night, April Is.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-04-10
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CHILD,

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the murder
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It has bees
IS trialTins
the cnild
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put that Be,
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-04-10
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05

augaeaeben uno auF ben 2ebensmittels un6
giortionen unb 10000 Rdttpneu lit i'm
dle9emtinen elm Baum BON 500 auaordts
tilomettrn erfprberIi9 unb man BARI Ens
ter giinitigm 8trbdltnifen baruuf ftds
men, duf benz 2cnbs bas breia Bis bie.tqhe
Der @inppbntrsdbl duf etntge Gage bets
bflegen all t0nnen. Bel bpraust4tii9
tdngersr Ddusr unb BET ber 4nbdufang
erpber Mdfen mub aber mad ausgeIpros
dtner MlobtImaduug iofort nit Der ans
laee drsrei9enber Magu5ine in unb 1initr
Dem Archaeological bprgesungen unb
btren 5itllung In Bic Mege geleitet iperbsn.
SIN 6elb3ug 1870 tpurben fofort nit
9tginn bes QufmarIbes in R1In, aobe
lena, gingeu, Mnin5, 6ddrlouts, In 9als
len bel 5rdntfurt a. Or. uno tn Manrs
btim QroBe 8ddtreten ein8eri4tst, in lebs
ttrem 9rt aud Elm sroBes 4rmeemdgdsin
nit cinem 6ubrpart bon 1000 WaseH ems
selegt; tpeitere Mugd5ine entftanben ibeIls
In BEN aenannten Orten, theils in 6eiotls
brig, 8ruafat, Germersbetm unb aaoers
pGtts. Den gensraletdppeninipett!olen
Sanb baLb Elm 5ubrpart BON 5000 @agsn
our 8erfiieung, bon benen ieoem 4rntees
tOrps 400 5~ugepiefen puroen.
Die GiIung bteIer Maga8ine trFoIgt
Ourd f~reibdnbissr alntuuf 1ettens Der Orr
meeintenbdnturen pber 2ieferangsber.fige
unb ourh bic bon Der Nrmseleitung 5pis
l5en ben Stuppeutrdnsporten unb baupss
IG6IiA mad beenoigtem 4ufmurf4 abb
8LIenbenben @erpFlegungsaiige, BON benen
Elm ieber ben breitdgisen Berpflegungsbes
BARI fir Elm IrmeetOrps gu Spet Snfdrs
tertebipiiionet pber ben eintdgigen 8eburf
fit stpet atmeetorps nttb cine RdpaQertss
btptiion 5t beforbsrn tmitdnoe lit.
Mtl6e setpaltigen GortIdritte In Der
9prIorge fiir bauernbe 8~ereitbaltung elmer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS felt 1870 gss
nd4t tporbeu iinO, ersibt ftA barails, bob
.itbt Der 4riegsbebarF an GonIerben oera
Idiebener art fdon I'M Sriebsn burd bic
9rpBen, Der MiIftdrpetndftung sebDrtgen
apnierpenFabriten In matna nub Spdns
buu unb bur6 cine dlsecbebnte 4rtoats
iubuftris fiber seItstt lit, pdbreub bic
teutT9e Steresberpultung i'm 5elb5ug
1870 I'm tutientli9en nur duf bic betdnnte
G%rbsnurlt be1hrdHtt mar, bic Dprt
QuguIt ub In elmer Tabrtt in Berlin IN
tGgli9 100000 p%ortipnen bergeiteIt
purSe. S6tiebIi9 gingetl ipdbreub bes
5sIbSuges DO Milionen 9ortfonen biefeS
bamdls uuFhdbboren 8erpfIegungsartt'
tsls aus Der 5dbrit berbpr, uno ipdttr
poren auh In Main3 unb 5rdntfurt q.
10. Gabriten errtdtet porben.
MRit Dem 9eeinn Der 0perdtionen tritt
bic @erpFlegung bes Gelbheeres in eine
neue Idpirietre peripbe Elm, bd nit BEN
9ormnrIh unb ptr G%ntfsrnang BON ben
I'M aufmorIas besiehunespeiIe Gtappens
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05

1ullsripaesa tslIsbunelptiIe In ben
GiItHbabEpussn untrrsttra9t.
Nk Ntrpflteans Str Armst I'm auF
marIdasbsA Ffbi inter Der oberittn gsIs
tdug bsa @sneraIIRienbanten bts Gslos
here's. Der feline N~niptifnnstn na4 f,n
Dlrefilbtn bts gtntraltniptIteurB 6ts
Gidppsns unb GiIsHbabnptftns ttifft, Ut
rtgslt ben @ttpftteunesbituIt nd9 ben
Iaon I'm Britbm %ssirOFfsnen @orbrtitans
gen uHo Isiltt bic gtfammten Wahfdubs
pI%rbdtinift NIT ben ibm unttrTtIIten Or
gonfn, ben S%Htsnoautureu Der arnstn
limb Qtmttlorps. S0pell afs lrgsAb
m0ali5 srFoIgt bic DsrpFieeuus oss Jsibs
here's i'm Archaeological burd bte
Audrtierpirtbs. ale Der fir bic 9ruYpen
btqusmIitH unb bo~rtbtilbafttIten 5orm. 3u
ben @orbsrtiiunesH Der @srtpaltuuSsbss
t6rosn I'm Jritom stbbrt In 6isIer Be
siebune Elm TofsFdltisss Stabium iiber
bic qrobuttions uno aonIumiiousbG'
hGltniTe unb bic bafauf Su griinbsnbs seis
Fnuast6bigttit bss In Gruse tommtnoen
@ebieiss. 1ur Elm @rmsetorps NIT sirtm
tdsli6sn 9sOarT BON $1,000 bis 10000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
FAHRBARE ~FELDkUcHE

grot unb tein friidss Glsiih, - unr
perben mOglihft lunes 5uriidgebdIten, I'm
erit d~us3ubeIftH, tnenn dnbere 8erpfI.s
~gungsdrten bsrIaseu. Cine proptants
tolonRc bttt ben 8srpTlegunBsbebarf fill
etpa etne Standardization an portioner
dttF einsr, an Hationtn auf etnen 6dlb:n
Gag. Cine GubtparttpIonne, Is63is plan
fpagsn, label hds DpppeIte elmer pro'
biunttofonnt unb bedt ben Sagesbebdri
elmer Standardization unb elmer Gtdff:l
Der WunitionstoIonneu unb Sraits. Dr.
SdgssbeoarF elmer Standardization fit
mann unb BOB lam ouf elmer qrootants
tolonne uutsrsebraht perben. Die Sc
Iammt3dbt Der brei8ebn 8erpflegungs-
~tofonnen zines Qrmettorps bedt BEN biers
tdgigen Beodrf bes 4rmettorps unb elmer
1al6en Gabdfleriebipiiion, 70 buB bic Der.
pflssuug zines Mrmeetorps bur6 bic duI
Der SruppenFabr5eugen unO @trpfltgungs
~folpnnen mitesfiibrten 8erpflegungsbes
biirfniFe nnabbdngis bon auartier unb
Maga3iu, duF ddt Big ntun Gage geIi6etl
lit: proptdnts utb 5ubrparttolonnen bt3r
9dst, gebensmtttelpdgsn Elm big ami
Idgt, t~iferntr 9sItunb bret 3ast,
Sir bic faers Gitferuns tss 8rotts,
bee ipihtieItet, neil bon Dem Mdnn an
fdipsriten al entbtbrtnbtn @erpfleeun1sa
d~ttitels Ttnb BITE betoen Gelbb6dertttoIoas
rem bes Armeetorps beittmmt. ale ST.
fdbmtttsl, 3piebdd unS dnbere 6urros
gate, bleiben cine unDoltommene auss
liIfe. Cine GeIbbddtreitolonne NIT 8tp6lf
fdbrbdren gadbftn neutr Nrt 1T tmitduOt,
in bierurb3punsig Stunben Bel ununtets
brcttrem gttrieb $4,000 gprttonen 81
1.5 2tlogrdmm, BEL tdsttHem SrtsiDt4it!
1900 porttunen 8i erbdden. Gin ses
ip66nli1er gadoFen budt in berfelber
5eit alF ben auabratmettr Sfenfldhs
etpa $50 8rotportipner.
MGbreno Der fpenistH 3dge bet alss
r~iitungs3eit 8pii6en Mobtlmahungsbs
ftbt nnb Mari9bereitIduft srfolgt bic
Gerpfteguns btt Mdnnihuften mad ben
&riegsportlonI1ben mod burh bic 5rtes
ptusmenogtn. On ibnen nebrnen fptpcit
ais mogli6 aud Die sinridenben Grgdns
aungsmdnnf4aftsn tbetI, bic I'm iibrigtn,
ipipeit It In ben garniionorteu oOsr IN
tsren gtGbt einquartirt finb, ourd bic
auartierpirtb. mad ben 8eftimmlngtr'
bts Raturdaeifunssseisbes berpflest tpers
ben. Die Gruppen %empfangen ibreu Be-
bari an 5leiIas nnb GemiiietonierDen fiir
ben e~iiernen 8sItanb limb bic 2ebensmittels
fpdgtn aus ben grupiantmnsa3inen uno
bti1affen ben gebarF an &dffse unb Gul5
bur6 antauf. Sur Si1erftellung Der
@erpFleguno am erItsn Tag i'm @srluutma
lungseebist tpirb nod cine beionoere ems
tdgtge portion llnO a%aferration unb flr
Bite Habnfnbrt Elm siptitGei0er 9rOts uno
Sofsrs lOwie eth sintdgieer 9sabeDctf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05

mtIf 6tHn uHb I6mathafhf sabsttiitt
Hnb, ais biss lehr bduiie TN Hiiuat inter
srl6ntrtnctn llmfanbtn, bnra ilufthnls
mis- ober Nfmlbnng bE WanuI9dfien,
.naHtB 1ols. tansrifAtB plnbtass Meis
.ttr, manettnbs Belt anb bergltlasH mbas
Hd III. 8klfa6 IN I'm 1tlb5ua bas aos
dtn mad absrmdbietH MnhrtHauHpsn
adna unlsrbliebsn. Die GtIbii8u e.,
moallttn "a, BEN Goibdten bic 6dupis
mabl8tit niht eft ndd langsn mdrI6tn,
OIL fpdt abtnbs 81 btrabrtldtu. fonbtru
al ateianeltn 3eiitn In ben WiitagItuns
BEN bel lanssrm RabspduIm.
Cine bstptalI9s Neutrality-suspicious. in
ar6btrtm Rabmm bilbtH bic qropiaut.
ano 5ubrpariiolonntn unb biz kibtn
observation-disclosures bss armtdorps.
Die qrobianttplonnen. Bic better belpaBRt
unb ipeuissr belafti fnb ais bic 6ubys
BARTHOLOMEW, Inn ben 9rupptn lti9tr
folstn gu t5nntn, iperbtn in Der Rtstt mit
Idmmtli9sn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fit
.intu bsntmmitn 3~tuppshtbeil bsIobsn,
uno 5tpdr NIT D%dusrariitelu, sped, 3ipiss
bad, 1ltiIdtonIerptn unb 6aftr - tsin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05

Bic INNER aaf ibft tSbsrt Qualification
anb ibft RIlInlldttit espodt tat. btmHbts
no tdmdia bufA BIZ Wtto!Ftna9 BET
1flnlbfunnsu ben TtniIHsn @Aaptn Gus
sufHasn nHs ts VI Ibt pas bairalk ltiber
aud In pisltn BdIsa %aslHnasi. Dab ahh
blssmal fs pof bltitm nampFmiiit nlfi
sarudl4rtditn, bsptIi Der Hatl, bsr gItth
~ gtainn bts aritets aus Jltb etmtIs
bel purbt: Gin IraH5oFfhtE Writ bate idl
mil bipsi @tbilisn linen btIiialiihm
plan ausatbaht ft gotten B5ol fdbd5iIs
len In eintn erunutH In bsr Ndbt BON
Mtb. Gis bret 9tIiieh ipufb.H anI iii
l6rr 1bat rtdppt unb ia'jtr 9aHb trs
idoftn.
lin nun alien Gptntudilldltn porSubtls
gen, i'm bic 9ruppsn Dot isbsm ottarltsm
litsnlat gu fAiibm, ipirb linen fsrtlifEs
les 9rintlpaHtr astititri. Rad6tn alI
tltiiriihtm Msat BITE brsiaiomias ottIiels
lung bts Gaatrltoifss btr Cuff. stHdnHt
Dion, unb ptFsu ittriliirtnos MiriuHa
btidnnt gtiporbsH mar, bal bic Girmd
Slsmsns e 6alsit %IoasnaHnts fahrbdrt
GBOudntassn b,rg,Iitilt, uub oitIt qH'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05

ldgen bdben fa In BEN raffi4iapdnis
idsn arisg bor8igIid btpdbrt.
9ds S3ou beIibt infoIgs Itiner is9r
tdrten SribationstrdFt tfne i'm hobtn
maBs bdtterimt1ttnbs Wlrtung. GO
ptrbt feftssiteat, bab bitIef Wtrtung fd
In srbobtem Mabe duF patbogene Refine
trftredt. b. 3. auf bisienigsn 8dftsrien.
tpeIdt bic Grregsr iaiptrer g~rtrdntungtn
rnb perbtsrenosr Gpibsmien iinb. Die
erItsu Beb0rbsn 0eutIdianbs, has fais
fsrlihe Arihss@ nnD bds
tOnigli3e Snftttut fir SnFettioustruntbtts
ten (Robert 6oh) babsn eingtbenbe 8ers
IuGe iiber bic Wirtungen bes G3ons aita
gtItelt. Gle iebten d. .. BEN 0erIudss
matter. bas aus etn DritttI Blubs unO
5pst Drittsf aeitrnestpuFst beftanb, Gbos
Itras, 3ppbus uno Rubtteifre In Iolhsn
Menstn 8u, hab bic 9atterisusdbt PRO
aubitcentimtter sttpn $4,000 betru9. SO
tuurbe atfo ein aphfpdHr bon tiuen 10
hoben S%nftttionsgrab ~tiihittib btrgeitslt,
fpie Iolhes in Wittli9teit aud in uns
eiintigitef. 5dqsn ME nortomrrtn ptrO.
Rad Der S3oniiiruug gtlung 20 ntemaIs,
pdthpssne aeimt Int WaNtr ndngutueis
fen. Dieter, fir Gsudenpsrhiitung 10
unge9tuer tpihtise Grfole, ltslt Oas S8ons
btrfdbren nett ilber ale bic 1nbereu biss
Der eeiibtsn Metbobtn Der Grintpafsrs
relnigunp.
Das onrd tintn GuBtrit lompIiSirten
prc5eb prGparirtt WaiIer bat fh dIs
dbIoIut bdttsrtenfrtt erpieIen unb fam
phns iebe @eFdbr 8u 9rtnt8ptden an bic
MannThdFten bertbetlt perosn. Die Ger
rem Brdnsofen t6nnen 'ih dITc biesmal bic
Wliihe bes 8runnenpergiftsns triparen, bic
beuti9e 6eeresleitung bat tbrt 2ruppen
buaesen geTdiist.
Cine ipeitere Der Rtu3eit ~dn9eb0rige
MISUNDERSTANDING BON btIonbetsr
@tbeutung III bic 4usriifung Der Sruppe
NIT ber Fabrbdrtn GeIbtiide, NIT Der iebe
S~nfantsries Sdsers unb ptchieriompasnte
unt itbe @1tterie ber idpertn Mrtiatrte
tes GsIbbetres atsoeriiftet it. DitTsr
atptifpdnnigs aiidsnpuetn nit qrpbs unb
5intertpugen bat in lebterem etnen 200
Otter FaTeuben GpeiieteFeI, Ionie sinen
10 2itsr fdTenbtn aafieetsKeI unb lit be-
itimmf Der 3rupps bic miibIame uno
ssitraubenbe Mrbeit oes &oheus mad ermiis
osnbeH mGrten I'm gipat ab5untbmen.
gr bat besbdlb aud isinen pIdb III Der
MdrTntplonne Bel Der bic Srllppe unmtts
ttlbdr bsgIeitenben gsfe6tsbugase. Die
Sptiitu, bic fhou 4benbs botber Doer
in ber Jriibe dnsetoHt une in benz
asHtI rpdbrenb bts MarI9ts su~bersssst
tperbsn, t0nnen beim l%eberguns btr
1rupps CUR Rubt IoTDrt sur 9trnus9as
bung gtInnaen. Der grobs @ortheil, Der
Ii btr GntlnItuna bes Mdnnes BON Der
Nrbtit bss fodtns Iieet. tpirh ned iues
ItntIi9 oobura etbObt, Odb bic Speiifn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
, Sic StrbFegnng bts e
Oentiden Scores Tit GricQe.
@G0g@A

70 aIlOaramm Ssu nuo 3 aiipgramH
bnitetItrob. -
ilnabhdngig bon btr BEN Ftatlmdbiasn
BeEpfltalngsmubus sneranps IItgmbtn
ar%itgsporlion flibtt bic 1rupps oils elmer
eautrnotH ELECTROMAGNETIC fir ben
Rolbfdi sintn ditrnsH 9tfanb NIT hdl,
btIisbtno in brti - bel btr adpuItris ne.
ben elmer portion gltiIhs uub @tmHIs,
tonferOsn Bipei - tiitrnsn qortipnsH, ~
btr 9tb0rtn: $50 @rdmm Gitr. ODER 1ttbr
tpitbad. 200 @rdmm gitifbfonItrb.n,
$50 @tamm gsmtielonlsrpsn, 25 @rGmH
SalJ nno % Bramm aufiV i'm @siuihI
BON $50 9ramm einI9IitbIih gtrpd6unc
tn eiu' bs5tthunsstusifs 3peiportioHi
bii6fsn.
Die unitrbrinsune b,s siisrnsn gtItan,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05

GineR %iniereFantsn BeinluB BAT bas
gdrlament BON @ibuen sefdBt, inbsm a
auF @ntrdg bss Minifters fir ben Sfftnts
Iiden linterriHt Campbell Carmichael Bic
not1nennigtn Sumgun belpiIigss, INN III
Gpbntp cine oOnlnuls fit wtuIk un0
cine aunitgsperbeI naIs al etiinota. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-03
5WillfHave Lawn Party.

Miss katherine miller will enter
tain q number Of friends at a lawn
rarty tomorrow evening in honor %
her guests, Misses Agnes Arnett oil
Little Falls, and Nellie Fletcher OF
shinnston.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-03
B!lry an Xix G''idlby
q! .. El,e Than q
.BRITTEN COMPARES CABINET
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STAGE ERF0RMERS.S

Il n
RAsHINGTo IN |, ID. " July Z. :- =-
Congressman and cabinet Officers
who lsayes their posts of ssdutyttoS take
the lecture platform were compared
with Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and Gaby
IDeslys today in the house By Reprss
sentative Britten, Of Illinois, WIG
spoke in favor Of his bill to prohibit
such officials from occurring for pass
Il Memb ers Of con gress and cabinet
officials are not the only performers
who have capitalized tie gift 81 the
people as d strike Of good fortune in;
stead Sofi real ability said Mr.. Brit
ten. Gaby Deslys. the yaudeyille
actress, Is capitalizing her associaz
tions With King Manuel, Of Portu=
bal, and not, herS ability To- act.
Evelyn Thaw Is kept constantly
before tile public at a. high salary
because of5the capitalization OF her
association with Tie famous Thaw
case.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-03
sHIpPODRo THEATRE Il r


Fern De Lacey and her Princes
Maids opened vest day for the last
half OF the week with mat inee and
evening performance. The show b
ID corking good farce interpreted
with sparkling up-to=date musical
numbers. Miss De Lacey in her lid
approximations Is very clever and Il
ably assisted by Mr.. Chas. Nelson,
the rubes elkeeper who hands the
audience "a laugh from start to fin
fish. Today the continuation Of the
great serial picture, ssPerils Of Paul:
!ine.H On Tuesday, July q, sPaths
Weekly. The Hippodrome Is play
ing to crowded houses at ali perform
.ances three times daily.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-03
PROHIBITION PARTY
STATE CONVENTION

* T. 81 D
Pursuantstol action Of THE Prohibi.
ton party executive committee q
delegate convention OF the sPr6Gibi.
tfonists OF West Virginia IS hereby
called TO meet at the sWilliffdt Hall;
In the City Of Fairmont, on Friday,
July q Z sats q O'Clock p. m. for the
purpose OF nominating a candidate
for com ress at large, and to do any
other business properly coming be-
fore them. Each count " Is entitled
70 one delegate aid to ono additional
delegate for51 0G votes or major frac.
ftion thereof cast for w. b! Chain
for presid dent in 1911. These dele
gates TO be elected by county co.'s
syentions where such conventions are
hell, but WI ere lev are snotsheld to
ne appointed by the county commit
tee. In the absence OF any election
by the convention or appointment
by the county committee of any
count any Proliibitionist from such
county will epresent tie county. N
j. W. BEDFoR Ord, Chairman,
Prohibition Party State Committee
The Marion county convent fon of
the Prohibition party to nominate
didates for county otficcs viii bs
held at the same place Immediately.
after the stat convent ion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-03

showed that receipts for TIE fiscal
year Just closed totaled Il ss64,0Gg
less than for the previous year, and
most of9 this decline was due tot
market falling on in tax collected on
distilled spirits. Receipts from to-
ibacco taxes show an approximate Sd.
crease over last year Of S2;sOO,Oo0!
This gain IS due almost entirely to a
phenomenal increase in the cigaret
trade. \ The gain in receipts. from fer
mentedI liquor, beer, ale and the like
was about ss6s, 700. a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-03
K | (. Of . { | J Officers ] !! ]
e l'1,1st allied
NUMBER oF CANDIDATES d Il RE:
sCEIVEl RANK OF PAGE-RE
FREsHMENTS SERVED.

4 Thefofficers OF Mountain City
lodge No. as were Installed last
night. The officers for llesnext six
months are: \ e i f3
Ri. snider, chancellor comman=
der, 4
Rollo ". conley, vice chancellor.
.. H. childs, prelate.
Paul e.. Armstrong master 81
work. n Il
h Frank 2 Hall, master Of arnif.
pearl NJ. Pitzer, inner guard.
Irving Huntington, outer guard
Following the sinstallation tile de-
gree Of pa sc was con ferred upon d
number OF de egates. N text Thursday
night as class willlreceiye the second
degree. Following the work Of the
lodge srefreshments were served. u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-03
Death Calls
Cyrus Tetriek
Vortl,ii,lg ton
Observation-Disclosures
TRICT DIED YESTERDAY
sAFTERNO0N.

Mr.. Cyrus Tetrick, father 81 AIRS
2: 2. Dent, Of this city. died sestesr.
day afternoon atslriss home al Worth
|ington after a brief serious illness.
Mi, Tetrick suffered a stroke Of
paralysis several years ago and on
Tuesday of this week, was again
Stricken.
Mi. Tetrick had resided in Worths
|ingtons during his entire life and for
|many years conducted general
store. but forgseveral years had not
been engaged in active business, 9TH
len than looking after his farm, a
Short distance from Wofthington.
Mr.. Tetrick is survived by his sec.
ond wife, and two children, Mrs.
Den. and son, Paul, aged ten
years. Mrs r. II! Timbers, OF
Charleston, ArlieS Dent Of clarksburgI
and Hiss Fara Dent, Of this city, are
the surviving grandchildren, and Wiz;
ginia Dent TENDERS. of Charleston, q
great great grandchild: !
Two brothers and sisters also sur!
yiye, Enos Tetricl Of lyorthington,
Henderson Tetrick of Little Binga-
mon. Mrs. Matilda McIntires Of En-
terprises and Mrs. Marcella Matheny,
Funeral services were held today
lfrom his late; residence and inter:
Iment;was made nsthe shInnston Gem.
etery. ~; II q