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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-27

Wednesday evening of last week,
Miss Katherine Umhoefsr was united
in marriage to b. I'll. Asher by the Rev.
Dignam, at the latter's Residence
in Dickinson. The contracting couple
were attended at their wedding by
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-27

Women's Silk Fiber Hose, in
black, white and tan. The hose
that wears; three d. 00
pairs for %AsOO
Women's Fine Swiss ribbed band
top union suits, in OK
tight or loose knee, at....!OcN
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-27

women's Silk Hose. in black,
white and colors; best grades of
$3.50 and $500 hose, OK
at, per wv
women's Silk Lisle Boot Hose,
in black, white and tan, best
quality. This sale, H0o
per pair --.......'......cOS
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-27

One lot Of mems white muslin
night shirts, nicely trimmed in
all styles and sizes. \ special
lot of S1'25 and $3.50 I'll 00
shirts, P1sUO
Just received a new line of mems
night shirts, nicely trimmed, in
all styles and sizes, ar ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
Childrenys Party.

Games of all kinds were enjoyed
Saturday afternoon at a. children's
party given by Mrs. William Garrett
in her home on South Chestnut street
to celebrate the seventh birthday OF
their little son, Burton Garrett. At
5 O'Clock ice cream, cake and lemon
ade were served from a prettily APP
pointed table which had for its CEN
terpiece a large birthday cake aug
mented by seven waxen tapers en-
crusted in the snowy icing. The
hostess was assisted in serving the
children by Mrs. w. L. Rector, Mrs.
Emmett Smith. Mrs. Robert Barnett.
Mrs. S. G. Hess and Mrs. Claude
Dye.
The guest list included Martin d.
Elliott, Harry and John Dye, Mary
Thompson. Paul Thompson, James
Holden, Mary f. Smith, Samuel
Lyon. Burr Lyon. Dorothy Lynch,
Richard Green, Francis Taylor, Eli
OFT Boring. Anna ". Rector, Georgia
Flory. Edward Meeks. Alice and Lucy
Taylor, Bertha Stout. Virginia Stout,
Martha Ridenour, Dorothy Hansford
and Claude Dye.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
Social and Personal

u. H. Google, Of New Martinsyille,
Is frahsacting business here. &
George w. Strong Is here from
Parkersburg looking after business Of
the local branch Of the National
Woolen Mills Company.
w. R. Meseryte, OF Harrisyille. Is 4
visitor in the city.
G g, Backps Is here from Parkers-
burg.
W. H. Miller. OF New Martinsyille,
Is a business visitor here.
]. w. Butcher is here from Weston
on q business visit. a
George n. Blair was here Monday
from West Union.
e. ". Floyd, OF Glenville, Is bust
ness visitor In the city. d & 4 \. 90 e
II. W. Powers, of Elkins, Is a city
business visitor. Y 7ssS
Miss Irene Knox, daughter Of Mt.
and Mrs. John M. Knox, returned
Monday from Btckhannon, where
she visited Miss Marian Brooks a few
days. n : n
j. Earl Morrison was here Monday
from Wilsonburg. ~ its-sl
r. 7. Lowndes returned Monday
morning from q business trip to
eastern cities.
James Carmony spent Sunday In
the city visiting friends and left to-
day for Charleston where he will
spend several days visiting friends.
MI. and Mrs. Homer Hammond
and children left this morning for a
two weeks. vacation trip on which,
they will. visit friends and relatives 4:
Cairo, Harrisville and Parkersburg.
Mrs. Rhea Burton Christey went to
Marietta, O., today where she win
spend q week visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burton.
Martin Walsh spent Monday look
Ing after business matters at Salem.
The Rev. J.. S. Cunningham ana
family. OF Fatrmont, are visiting at
the home Of n. N. Wade at Hartland.
The Rev. w. I. Canter. OF Fair
mont, is In the city. 4.
MIS-. Hunter -. Moss and children,
q ParkersPurg, are guests Of Mrs.
Charles b. Alexander at her bunga-
low at the Country Club.
Mrs. David 3. Carper has returned
from Oakmont. Pa, where she was q
guest Of her sister. MH. Riner q. Al
tier. Mrs. Carper was accompanied
by Master Jack Altizer, who will
spend the summer with his grand.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Duncan.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Clifford accom-,
panied BY their guests. Miss Florrie
Moore. Of Rayenswood, and Miss
Mary Clifford. spent the week end at
Buekhannon guests of Mrs. Thomas
]. Farnsworth. e
James 8. Griffin was here Monday
from Lumberport. q l;s
Basil II. Lucas. Of shinnston, can
dldate for the nomination for county
clerk on the Republican ticket. was q
city visitor Monday. =
E. d. McCarty was here Monday
from Lumberport. Z. I.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
BARN pEsT!!RIo!YEp

FAIRMoNT, July 27The yasS
able barn Of p. Jarvis Parker n
Hoodsvtlle. was struck by iightning
Sunday in heavy Y electric storm
The building and its contents were
burned to the ground, consfep-
inert Of lumber to sbes used IN an 6os
dition to the family home wal als1
burned. The loss will reach So 900
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
MAElA. an WORK.

CUMBERLAND, July 27-Ir s
quarrel with a countryman At E.cl-
nnrt. this county. Paple Conersaa1,
rs. single, was shot and killed While
the fight was ostensibly over q dollar
1t is said there was Mafia feeling be-
hind 1t. Only Italians were present
and they are retocient as to the iden-
tity Of the slayer. who essapeds
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
New Program OF Music.

The usal large crowd will attend
the Monday night dance at the Elk
park casino and the mana cement as
a special feature will INTRODUCES an
entire new program of music. 2a'
Monday so far has proved the best
night so far as attendance IS con-
cerned and seems to suit the local
dancing public as special parties
make dates for this night and there
is always a large attendance.
The Cadenza orchestra will furnish
the music and as the park is always
twenty degrees cooler than the city
a great many spectators win take adj
vantage Of the outing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
To Render Program.

An interesting program will be rem
dered at a meeting OF the Woman's
Home Missionary Society Of st. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal church, South,
to be held at s o'clock Tuesday even
ing in the home OF Mrs. Harry M.
Wade at Hartland. "a. Az.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
Social welfare Work.

WASHINGTON, July '27.-It was
announced here today that Mrs
Stephen 3. Elkins, wife Of the late
Senator E1kins has entered social vel.
fare work by employing workers to
improve the conditions In the homed
Of the mine workers IN the mines il
the Decker's creek region Of which
she is practically the sole owner. Do
inesticS science ana recreational ana
educational opportunities Will bo
afforded the families through Mrs.
E.lkins's scheme. rs s-sy - =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
Council to Meet.

All members are asked to be pres
ent at a meeting Of the Matoka coun-
Gil, Degree Of Pocah ontas, which Will
be held III the Reed hall Thursday
evening. Business Of importance Is
to be transacted = g 79s.' E-F,s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
1,hird nerre,a,. Iunrl.

The work of the third degree will
be exemplified at q meeting tomorrow
night Of Adelphi Lodge. Independent
Order of Odd Fellows. All members
are asked toibe present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
PAVING !: NEAR \! COMPLETION.

The county court inspected the
r2aq paving west Of the tin plate mill
MONDAY morning and pronounced 1t
excellent. Wayne Allen will have 1t
completed in q day or two.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
Special Music.

There will be special music at each
session Of the Clark Coal District con:
vention. to be held at Vincent Chapel
at the New Fair Grounds addition to-
morrow, morning, afternoon, and
night. Some Of the numbers will be
as follows:
Solo ~. Miss Blanche Crummit.
Duet 49,. ~
Mrs. Ridenour and Miss Lynch.
Selections Ladies Quartet.
Solo Mrs. Pansy Dawson Taylor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
VIII Re Hostess.

Miss Margaret Mulheran will be
hostess Of the East End Sewing Cir
Gle Thursday evening IN her home On
East Pike street. 2 s.sF -.'s = 2.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
Wilsonburc Weddina.

Mr.. Thomas Yeager. Of New Fair
Grounds addition. and Mrs. Rolia L.
Redfox. OF the Francis addition to
Wilsonburg, were married Saturday
evening ct her home by the Rev. D.
". CUNNING CHAM, pastor Of the United
Brethren church at Adamstop.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
Miss Blanche Crummit.
Glass Picnic.

The Omega class Of the First Bap-
tist church will give picnic at the
Jacobs grove Thursday. Cars win
leave the court house at 2:SOSp. M z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
PERsoNAls

William Hogg, Of Wheeling, is a
business visitor here, 8
John G.. Johnson, Of Bridgeport,
was a prominent business visitor here
Monday. ~ 4' 49, ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
Parsonage Wedding.

Miss Bertha Reed. 81 tie East End, !
and Mr.. George r. Grim, Of Adams-
ton. were married Saturday evening
IN the parsonage Of the United Breth-
rem church at Adamston by the Rev.
2. ", Cunningham, pastor Of that
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27

Merchant-messages for you today
- plenty, ana important!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
CAMP meeting
Program at Union Park This
Week Will Consist of Gospel
Services and Concerts.

This weeks program Of the camp
meeting by the Pride Chapel African
Methodist Episcopal church at Union
Park will be as follows; .'ss''l sf.'-ia
Monday night Gospel service by
the Rev, James w. Wheeler. y
Tuesday night A Gospel concert.
Wednesday night Preac ching! 4
Thursday night Concert.
Friday night4R emtniscence ser
vice. 4 X 4. - go ''Ssa 3
There will be free admission except
Tuesday and Thursday nights. All
are invited. - s3 go. .isF3si
,.s....S..--..S-- q =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27

Sizes 5 to 8: tans. patent kid,
vic; kid ana gun metal; button
and lace, Values to 50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
NEW YoRk-IaLs Nshepae.
MASONS LAY CORNER.
STONE AT LONG BRANCH.
Ceremony for New 100000 Post
once Chief Event Of the Week.

l.n>G BU,@tr. y. =. Jlrr ., -IhA i,y-
Tag 81 fLr cornerstone 'n~ he nee slao .0ao
pos once on Thursday was toe cnict ~ -u'
OF the NasF ncr. Now Jt-ssv members
Of the Masonic lodge Ea'hercd here for
the occasion. The city vas m R7ie attire
aud The day vas made a holiday ty ner-
chants
Former ScvcTpo- Inhr frsGk'n For q;
Eas' ORANGE laid she stone. follo ing the
Masonic Tiuals'ir service There were
t,auds or hard az" 'Hfo-msl addresses fol
lowed m" cC-srio.E
Orhcors Of tho STATE grand lodge and
Visiting delegations. including . battalion
Of Knights Tcn.p'lrs irom Co~rau Com
InanGcry ~ Asbury ParE, assembled in the
beach casino. whence hey psraded 10 the
building site
CoiisgeTs who have arrived Coz Long
Branch ia nuiatcrs tim. Terk dlspIa ed 4
lively interest IA the exercise, and many
automobiles and sGuiAaScs acre parked
IN the street n The building s.e
Fourth 81 July vil! Lr criepga ~ here
Nth a pTogrsHlmC ~ >pSris dgr!rr the
day and frrwCrgs C.splay o. the ocean
from; m The evening Iu ne tallahassee
and Scarhoro hotels and crhcr brsChfroui
hostelries there viii he special Fourth Of
July dances with prizes for the mos grace
full couples.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
ELECTION INTERESTS
DEAL BEACH.
summer Visitor. Interested In Poo
Iitical situstion-Casino's
New Policy.

pt.L BEAcH. 4 June >, Tho absorb
Ing topic of discussion hers to-day was he
recall election and local politicians were
busy getting out the flN fone Of voters
Mayor William isvN. against whom recall
petitions we're nied succeeded IN post
poriuc the election m the hope cf gaining
the support NJ the summer voters His
opponent ia the recall election Nas Charles
Fuck. whose name Appeared on the ticsei
despite laws in the proceeciEgs alleged by
the boronCh attorney
The political situation however. had no
dRmpeuing elect on the merry dancers who
participated in the open ~ ball a, Hathaway
Inn tonight The pretty detached bali-
room was decorated with wild liowers for its
opening fete ana there was great rurnou,
W sumner soCieiv for he event.
: The weekly handicaps were continued
to-day on the links Of the Deal Golf Club
The field MAS The larges, Of the season thus
lar ana many excellent scores were ne
Turned
The new policy al the beach Casino where
! O;:s HARLAN Is in charge OF the entertain
iueat, i becoming popular with summer
residents. The movies have proved a
popular innovation. while the dancing set
i nightly increasing in numbers
Henry Kelly. jr. u. Bernheim Of hen-
lucky. J. Wasserman. Mrs. Grace b.
Guggenheim, Peter pcelger. Martin Good.
kline, J 6. Rowan Of New York have all taken
cottages for the season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
ASBURY PARK OPENS
SEASON OF 1914
Last Details Completed When
Boardwalk Arcade Opened
First summer Concert.

AssrEr PAEK. y J.. June .:.-The
opening Vf the great hotels OF the resort
and North Asbury brought hundreds of
new arrivals TO town to-day. and the van
guard " July vaCationlsis also arrived
The last details incident to the opening o:
the season OF 1914 Were completed to-
night when the boardwalk arcade once
more became the concert centre OF the
esplaraie
The hotel colony was the scene % great
activity to-day as season visitors settled
IN their quarters and began the inter-
change ~ hotel social events that are 40
important "a feature OF ;he SUMMER life
TIE urst summer appearance Of Mrs.
Belle Nt4ton Renfrews orchestra at the
arcade tonight was greeted With large
end enthusiastic audieuC-. The former
Nisi,o. scarcely recognized ;he arcade iu
It's new arrangement. The old c!rCulsr
hsnjsatN has been removed and - ueN
stage. rsctrd hN an extension OF the
building east provides seating capacity
Tor AT least 500 persons more than in its
old arrangement. and there = also %
clear view ~ he musicians from all
quarters
The formal opening o. all The bathing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

E-ngrs s.s' zoos place to-day An I'M
po-'a0' addition has been made 20 the
fsc!,;t.s 70, the new rrcgp ~ houses at
f.f'Y avenue. Vatr. - modern s.-uC.vr
arranged ua :rs popuia. Lines Of :he Third
and Fourth avenue tstab. shnents has
replaced the asst OF those remaining from
TIE "a IS OF Founder Br3dleys regime
II, International Bible Students .Asso-
citation. 1900 Strong. delegates TO the cou.
fcrFrcc. arrived here on Thursday for a
ten Jays stay. The beach auditorium i
'h- -e0:-a ~ activities. Vh ,r daily sos
sl-ns - ~ held
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
CAPE MAY SEASON
WILL OPEN TO-DAY
Hundreds on Hand for Start Of
Merry Whirl in Popular
Jersey Resort.

Ckrr MAY. y J, June s'.-The fun
seasons activities began tonight, all rail
roads putting On their complete SUMNER
train schedules to-day. and the last OF
She b!g hJ:eis swinging back their big
font doors. The merry wh!rl started
tonight. 10 be continued until the middle
OF September Ideal weather conditions
brought more than thousand persons 20
the shore, and me cottage complement
was completed b: the opening or the re-
mairing villas. Nearly every State .. rep
resented IN the cOnoly az Cape MAY
The society Of Automobile Engineers "
America have heid sway a; the Hotel
Cape May all the week. and Is gather
las cpdei 'o-ugh; win = gran' ball al
the hotcl. wh.ur many New Workers At
fenced. To attend ihc convention motor
lists from all ~ the Eastern states came
70 the snore. and they all praised she
eNceilertlv made sVads IN south Jersey.
particularly IN cape MAY county.
The womcu's tournament committee %
the CANE MAY COX Club. Nj. T Herman
Nctter!e.n Mss Reua Diamond and Miss
Florence Hancock. have arranged for the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

third annual Invitation vomens tourna-
ment 10 he PLAYED on Monday. Tuesday
and wednesday % rex; week II will
start with a qualifying round o, eighteen
holes. There viii be prizes for the win
ners AMI the ruuners-up
TAe Mar land Bar Association will
NEE; al the Ho;sl Cape May on wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday 0, rex: week
Next Thursday eN-Chie: Justice Edgar "
Cullen of the New York Court OF Ap-
peais will speak before the association
on The reo1'e ard the Law" on FRI
day United states Senator Jane. Ham
ilion Lewis %! Illinois and W Mofgan
Shuster OF New YORK formerly Treasurer
General % Pers a. will make Addresses
rAey will De welcomed 20 New Jersey By
Aiorney-Gsneral John ". wesco,t. VINO
nominated Woodrow Wilson az Baltimore
Among New York and Brccxlyn arr
walls al the Hotel Cape May tnis week
were John x Cantley, Powers Ail-n. John
e. AnslRda. r : Kragg. J. b Server. II
!, Burns. r. !. Jarosch. A = Potter.
Theodore II Marburg. ". J. Ralph.
Charles r. Davis. Walter A Allen. + H.
G bbon. r s. Lynch. g J. welsh. Mr.. and
Mrs W NJ MorentZ. Mr. and Mrs V W
klusraih. Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Poole. Nr
and Mrs. o. A Perker. NJ and Ms J
T. Schipper. ]. r {. Armstrong. p "
Jackman, Edward McArdle, T. NJ He.dt.
Herbert Chase. W. N Payne. William
Il, Caut!ey. l. W. Williams. John Bell.
/ r NC. Lloyd, r McC. Lloyd. Jr. Geo-rr
T A. Bender. W. q. E.ssnhauer. NJ and
Mrs r p. crsm. Mr. and Mrs Copper
=. clarkson. and Mr. and Mrs. ? NJ
McIlvain-
/ Commando 4 Chanrry. L : y
and Mrs. Chantry. are enjoying a vacation
here
Central and Mrs. P,;er C. Hams. haye
closed their home In Washington and are
. Occupying a cottage here 90 the sum.
mer
/. l. G.lber: and George & smith OF
. New NorS are acre for the season
Prot. Henry Goddard leach. secretary
OF the scandinavian Society OF New YORK
is enjoying his vacation As.t-
! The beach front summer band concert,
vii. Start tomorrow and be CONTINUED
unit. September -
Vice Chancellor and Mrs = y Les
ming Of New J,.s'y nave a cottage her,
ior the summer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
GOLF TOURNAMENT AT SAYvILLE

SANVILLF !. / June >; Tie principal
attraction "a lovers OF outdoor Sport here
i the SsyNN,e golf l'nSs. whore 'ourns-
m~nts are he'd every Saturday : Landi-
cap ore will he held on JUiy :. a.G or July
hove will 10 special handicap tou7i.s-
men, Tor women. luhG X, Eyou ~ Brook
lyn Won the hsrGiCsp match lssi Sataf,is )
by low net score Of 20 Other players.
mostly Of BrooklyN, were l.. y Rogers. -.
7, Murkt, 10 J. " Aware, 81 :. IArcga
50, {. b. Control. % Frank l. Davis -
4. :, Clement. 50 } Henry. II %. { Keator.
So, " I, Edwards. Sc, William HEATING. IS
L, I. Clark. - W. Il. Parsons, s.. p ".
French, 20 DR., George Z, Rice. -. William
heating won match on Monday over
George 'Hallock, Jr.. by a low net score OF
70, Both players are from BROOKLYN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

The second dance Of the Comus Club
was held al the West End Hotel tonight
and there were more than 90 young peo-
pie present, The Comus vii. sponsor the
social fe,es incident 20 the carnival court
this year, and from its membership will
be chosen the queen. her maids and the
various attendants that maze up the court
circle
The courts OF the auditorium were
opensd this week for play. and tennis will
again this year take a prominent place
among the SPORTS Of the resort The
Ayms trophy viii be n competition again
this season.
THE social programmes at the hotels
WI from now on he - tlll swing for
the masters OF ceremonies have arrived
20 take charge Mrs Ella IVES coit re-
tu-us - the Brunswick. where dancing
VII 0t held as usual IN the Casino. Al
to Coleman House Prot: Rauman Is
prcPs . - resume me tango teas which
". 30 -o popular last summer.
NJ bradley mas again donated the use
a. rne auditorium for tie annual Elks
Fa.~. rIg beach from: event DUNG the
s-ss'n Tine fair Will Re held the week
~ NIEus, q and during his time the
new slp,tub home az Monroe avenue and
EN>S street Will be dedicated
Bookings At the New Monterey ln,lude
NJ ami Mrs a E.,d-e;h. NJ. ard Mrs
Frank Benjamin, Mrs. c. r Wayne, (.
y Wagner. j., Nj and Mrs john Il,
Wlldeman, Mrs. J. II. Wash. James A.
Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs :, V Dare, Mr and
MIR William SCOTT Mr.. ard Mvs II Z,
Grady. NJ. and Mrs. william Powers
Ms 4. h Armstrong. II. y. Armstrong
Nir. and Mrs, George Reuter-. Mrs. Her
bort Gardner, Miss Gardner. Mrs. Charles
Huntington Gardner. Mrs John J
p'ncnohU~ Sd. Mrs II J. Seabsrry Al
bert Hi Sesberry, Nj. and Mrs. George
Nan WORST. Mrs Leon X, Smith. Mss
y " Young, Edgar ., Young Mrs. John
: GAMES ANA family ANA Mrs. Alexander
SsddSs ~ New ToFS
Tie weeks arrivals include Coleman
Fou,e-Nv and Mrs. Charles u. Carter
: A bradford. Nj and Mrs. NJ. J, y
Clarke = N. Bayier and Mr. and Mrs
s'fred Poole 81 New YORK
l.af,Nc.tc--JAmes ReSan Fs,Egeralt
= e French. q NJ buchanan. J. W
r'H-'r'" and Howard \. Reilly OF New
y lr+v' ana Mrs a z Richardson
G. f-H e'gn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

Plska-Mrs q. 4 Dvcllner. 4. Lind
blade. Mrs A. Gietz. Mrs. \. Phillips. Mr..
and Mrs. o. Nobel. Mrs. 4. l.. Adams
Mrs II X wallace, Charles NJ. Wood.
George q. skirm. I. A. Randall NJ. O'Sul-
Ivan and Bert Meyer OF New York.
Bristol--D. W. winter. Miss :. Muir.
ply. Charles W Gallagher. Ms v. NJ
swain OF New York.
Fenimore-Mt and Ms y. II Hanan
and family. =. schwartz and l.. MOnlis
OF New York
Madison-Mr and Mrs. NJ Mitchell
y :. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Il
Red. T. Parker. O. Parker. Mrs. y. 4.
Warren. Miss Nellie Condor. Miss Grace
Ena. Miss H. Huyler. =. VI Pauly. Mr.
and Mrs r. r. Eiinberg. Z. VI Renshaw.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bcyland. Miss cora Il.
Richardson. Mrs. r. Ray r =. Van
Houghton. Thomas 4. Buxton and James
} Lippincot, OF New York
Hotel Thedford--Michael j Kelly. W.
\ Pratt. Miss Anna GIasg. Mr.. and
Mrs. + e. Becker. J. \. McCariy. Mr..
and Mir. {, X Eastman. H. l.. Coburne.
l. j. Malone. \ L. Suzarie and @. :.
Kopf of New York.
Reynolds X. ellis Miss sarah
ellis. Mrs. Robert Boggs. Nj and Mrs
NJ J. Pendergast. Miss TenderKAs,. }. Il.
Nesblt and family. MI and Mrs. 4.
Mooney and family Mss Adele Mooney
Mi AMI Mrs Edward BronU,rs Miss
Spen>,- James. Mr.. and Mrs. Alber;
ChesSeaud. NJ. and Mr. Roy 'h,ss,a nd
and : \ DUDLEY W <.w york.
FrankI..--Paui J.. BRYANT. VI and
Mr.. George adams. Ms Laura V. kloiz
Miss Eff Boyce NJ. and Ms " y
Lewis l.. Matthews Nj and Mrs \
Wilson Of New YORK
Frejer.CS--Mrs. X Levitt % New York
II r Rose. Miss Daisy +. Ros.n and
\ \ Beau tlre y: BROOKLYN
I.Oyd--Mr. and Mrs. l.. b. klmer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

Mrs. c. c. French. Ms. George EaFla.
Mrs. Joseph Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
RAIN. Mrs II. Wohlhoge and son. Mrs
J. c. Morrison. Mrs. 5. Sparks. James
V. Ireland. Mr.. and Mrs c. y. Gsyler.
NJ A. Byrne, J, L. Rourke and A 5.
Paul OF New York
Park view-Mrs. z. Hoffman, Miss
Mary r Claiborne. c, (. kirchwey. J. Z.
stessvoor w E Seitz and Mrs. l.
Linsgman OF New York.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-15
A Mistake Is
Corrected
Americas, Ga, Dec. Is, 1914,

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Editor Times-Recorder City:
Dear Sir: In your issue of yester-
day there appeared on article which
stated in effect that the management
of the Opera House had seen fit to
reduce the orchestra from five to four
pieces for the purpose of improving
the quality of the music.
AS / am the member dropped" from
the orchestra, your article does me an
injustice which l would thank you to
correct. My fellow musicians will
bear me out in the statement that my
ability is unqpestionable, and Mana
ger McAfee that the move was made
solely on account of expense.
Now, Mr. Editor, am sure that your
article was not published with any
intention of doing me an injustice and
/ trust that you will explain through
yourTcoiumns the true status. Thank
ing you, am Yours respectfully.
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