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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-26

Representatives Borchers and Frear,
who hold distinctly opposite views.
and who will no; only demand that
! the majority report be rejected. but
| that the report Of the minority, ask
Ing for a thorough and exhaustive in
vestigation into political conditions in
South Carolina be substituted: that the
committee be allowed to summon what
| ever persons may be necessary in con-
| nection with the matter. and that the
| fullest and freest latitude be given
| for determining whether Mr.. Whaley
be allowed to retain mis- seat in the
House.
Never perhaps in the history OF the
House has there been the exact sit
uation, from a Southern standpoint, ms
that which will take place when the
proceedings begin tomorrow. and GER
tatnly there Is no parallel in the con-
gressional records of South Carolina or
the Sourh where a Southern Mayor is
openly attacking the right of a South
ern Representative. both being from
| the Same city and both Democrats, as
that which members of Congress will
witness.
No Cut-snd-Dried Affair.
1t. has not vet been ascertained how
many members will speak when the
matter is called up. but, from what was
| learned here to-day, II will not be
| cut-and dried affair.
| Mr.. Frear, who has given his views
very plainly on the subject, desires II
understood that he cares nothing for
the personality of the mon involved
but he thinks that enough has already
been developed to warrant the House
In taking hold of the matter and judg-
Ing for itself whether Mr.. Whaley shall
retain his seat, or whether his name
shall be eXpunged from the records Of
| Congress for having secured his scat
through fraudulent means. If the vote
Tomorrow sustains the majority re-
port, 1t Is not known what other steps
the Charleston Mayor will take; IL the
| minority is victorious and forces nm
| investigation, 1t Is said that MIR.
Whaley may have trouble in retaining
his seat, and Mr.. Grace has advised
members OF the House that he has suf-
ticient testimony to make out his case
and have Mr.. Whalcy retired IL he is
given a free opportunity to do So
When the vote comes. the occa sion
will without doubt prove one of the
most dramatic the Southern contingent
in Congress has ever witnessed. Two
vital questions will be at Issue: Mr..
Whaley's future political lifo, and tho
dragging into public view present pri-
mary election conditions in South
Carolina. p. H. Moo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-26

ANo. C211s IDEAL Boiler and 270sq. #. OF
38-in. AMERICAN Radiators. costing the
owner S135, were used to beet this cot
tagc. At this price the goods can be bought
OF any reputable. competent Filter. This did
not include cost of labor, pipes, valves,
freight, etc, which are extra, and vary nc
eo.ding to climatic and other conditions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-26
NEBRAsKA's CLAIMS HEARD
Representatives OF Lincoln and Omaha
Appcnr Ucfnrc McAdoo mud uounton.

braska's right To- regional reserve
bank under tie new currency system
was laid before the committee com
prising Secretaries McAdoo and Eous-
ton. In hearing here yesterday. The
claims Of Lincoln and Omaha were set
forth by bankers and business men,
who spoke for their respective cities.
The claims u Lincoln were pre-
scnted by President +. l.. Hall. OF tho
Central National Bank, and represent
tatlves OF the commercial interests
Most OF tho afternoon was given
TO Omaha. Henry Wyates. dean of Ne
braska, making the principal argu-
lnent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-26
Gnrbee-Richey.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.J
Lynchburg. Va, January 25.--On
Thursday evening. ut Altavista, Mrs
Phenis Richey and Henry w. Gnrbee.
ST.. both of that place. weres united In
marriage, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. ]. -R. Laughon, of the
Methodist Church. who was assisted by
Rev. a. NJ Padgett, OF the Baptist
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-26

of Delegates. In introducing I'm the
Legislature a bill which would make
the office of Superintendent of Public
Utilities elective by the vote OF the
people and not the City Council. Mr..
Green introduced the measure week
ago. and 1t was the signal for the
breaking of n storm.
The City Council lost no time in TAX
Ing action At n joint session of both
branches resolutions were passed pro-
testing against the proposed charter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-26
To he Married Before Lent.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Newport. r.. l., January Alt la
Harper. the aviator. and Miss Florence
Tobin, Of Denver, will take place in
the rocorty of st. Patrick's Cathedral.
New York. just before Lent. The cere-
mony will be a family affair, and the
honeymoon will be spen; in the West
Indies. The young people will make
their home in New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-26
Engagement Announced.

Especial to The Times Dspatchl
IIynchburg, Va, January 25.--Mr. and
Mrs. 0. NJ. Burnetto. of this city, have
announced the engagement OF their
niece. Miss Eva Pearl Hunt, to Charles
u Carroll. OF Monroe the wedding to
take place here In February.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-26

address yesterday. in New York. He
VIII arrive here late this afternoon, and
VIII stop at the Jefferson Hotel a local
delegation meeting him there and es-
corting him to the auditorium. Presi-
dent John Hirschberg, of the Central
Trades and La Dor Council is particu-
larly anxious to have n large audience
greet Mr.. Darrow, and special invita-
lions have been extended to members
Of the General Assembly and city off,
81 lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-26

Clarence barrow will deliver an sd-
dress on Land and Labor" at the City
Auditorium tonight ct $3.50 o'clock,
under the auspices OF the Central
Trades and Labor Council He will be
introduced by Mayor Ainslie while
Howard T. Colvin. secretary of the Vir-
ginia Federation of Labor, will intro
duce the Mayor.
Mr.. barrow had expected to speak
here several weeks ago, but he was
prevented by illness He delivered an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-26
Favor Co-ordInate College.

Especial TO The TIN es- Dispatch.1
Lynchburg. Va, January 25.-The
Teachers Club of Lynchburg has
adopted resolutions favoring the es-
Establishment Of a womans college at
or near Charlottesville coordinate
with the University OF Virginia. Dr.
w. NJ. Thornton, OF the University OF
NirRinia, and former State Senator A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-26
lccessful stationary Vacuum Cleaner

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-26

F.. Strobe. OF Lynchburg. will address
the Lynchburg Coordinate College
League at the y. NJ. G. a. auditorium
on Wednesday night in favor OF the
establishment OF this school
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-26
STIR IN DANV|L[E
OVER GREEN'S BILL
Especial to The Tim es-pisnatoh. /,

Especial to The Tim es- Dispatoh.1
test for the postmastership, which has
been the feature of the political stage
sinoe tho beginning Of the year, has
Berryman Green, recently returned as
panvillc's representative in the House
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
Weaen GyleiidIt6enermng.

G9icuqo, Syu., t3. 9lngllll' d.
Sn sen bieiigen @iebboieu wilroe w y,
itern 8uaegeben, oaB oie 9lgitoly,",
scr Goniumenten gegeu oic QOVr e.
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&reis ser 5bmaine i'm Gerball1~ny' w.
5u Sen 9lotirimeen pGbrenO Der ~ 's
ten "a Shlnoen Inn 40 Bis so ee"r
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9ie 0robung ser Snlcenirun9 Se
res oagcncinen @opcotts gegeu a., pis
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mG6reno I'M 2oufe ser ISOLDE blS ~
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ting Oes FublifumS bon 9inlo' nr 'h
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Grnlt per0en fonnte uno oie Freu
bon 9}in0ern, Sdofen uno 2dlHll'V,,S +
oo6en in SoIee oeiieu Inn 10 big
Gents nad.
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ben nm 5 Gents noh uno Spu
9ibs i'm 9 Gents. Sin Sohoerlla",
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lci Die 6olge ser &rie9slirAt ge,u',
fen meIbe iih i'm @cIomarft fll9lpS
mabte un6 oen @erionOt ser SdllDs
nc itarfer beeipilnBte, ais Die yFu~
froge. a.
Giner ser beoeutenoiten S@la~0', !,
bolls6eiiber modte befonnt Dab
on oie fron8oiiihe 9ieeiering 6p, 6,,
Millionen 4ilno oep0felteS Sd'O'
nefleii1 berfouft bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

OodJ 1cnlo Wloteriol lieicrr 0'pr
iie i6re 5obrifen i'm Wan0 Dqll'"
f6nnten. Gieie @ooreu iuer0ell ~. "
mo5nliA in 6oldnoii6en Sqlll'"
trousportirt; iic fommeu ben S'V''
6erab noH 9lotter0am mo lpelV'.
bort auf tronSotlontiibe 1all'plut
bcrlooeu. Gie @oorcu iino l'u'
Goutre6onOc; cs Iiuo neutralc Apl,,
feI, g9ir ioaten pcronlaiien ooB Uu.
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iuln in Geuti6lono in Ger0ulOu,s l,a'
6lci6t Inn Oen @erfe6r in 0iele'l !"
iifeln olifredt 5u er6olten. Us Vu'
self ii9 oorum OoB uniere 6aol,'1',"
in 9etrie6 bIei6en, oarunter l0lu"
Die meoi5inii1e @rGporate berlleu',
8ir Iteben elmer ie6r ernIten Sll@~ lln,s
ton gegenii6er uuO mir iollteu Nu'
t6un Inn luicren sSo6rifen Die
forOerlihen @loterioIien 5n llal''m
iolouge mir oieiel6en in neuiFal'"
Sdiifen beriibertransportirt crDu''
f0nnen."
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modten, ooer nur gum G6eil u S,s
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eBitng.
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tinien lit BEL Dem StoatSoepa'r
ment inn Geriebung nob eiuclll y, Y.
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oeuo it, @eionoier @Mrett bel'ly ~.
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rolina" auf Dem @ege ua6 ellluT ',ps.
nm elmer ser oortiaen 9otld)alUsr
wo6ri6einliG ser 9erliner, telllpU''
ottadirt 5u merOen.
2 hnbnmtS SiGberfaul.
g9ie Oos Sdaboepartement 9el's,r
6efonnt ma6tc, Bat es 1,t75,OOO ~ ~.
sen Sil6er 5um &reiie bon 81 ee.r ..r
per llu5e gefolft Gamit wurOe -
ooppelte 3med berfolgt, oer @'.s
merfen rmO oen S6mcl5lperfen
,Sortiebung OeS @etrie6eS 81 efl''yGl
liben mO gleid5eitig oen |oIlp.
Ser nieOrigen Brciie 81 6enibell. 'g' w.
6e ourd Oie Oollitduoige u''~ .t
6reNung Ser 9Iisiu6r enilla''V'
limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
9entidlc Srnppcn.


Sic 9luncc-Gorps, ans oenen lid Die
Iioiel-9lrmce 5uiommeuiebt.
9liiden bon Der 0loiel ans ge9eu
l5raufreiA Dor.
9lahite6en oie cin5elnen 9eitono-
t6eilc Der bier 9lrmeecorps Ser W2o-
iel-glrmee, wel6e, iomeit 6efaunt,
On5 Centrum 0es oeiti6en 9lufmor-
ideS gegen 6rnnfrciH bon ser N}o-
iel aus biloen:
2(6tes 9(rmeecorps. &eneraIlieu-
tcnant Siilii bon Ei5epa rmO g9ei-
0eu6ad, Go6leu5, &6lu uno Grier.
Snianterie Negimenter %, %, 30,
60, GS, 60, tG0, t61.
&aOaIlerie 9leginenier: 8. Giirai-
iiere, Z. Suiaren, Z. uno 8. Sdger 81
@fcroe.
6eloartillerie geaimeuter: %,
"A, 50, SO.
6uBartiIIerie 9lc9imcnt 9}r. 9.
0laidiueugclpc6r 9lbt6cihng 9ir.
9.
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9ieroc.
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bon Geimling, StroBburg lmO Sol
mar. SSnianteric Gegimcnter g1r
80, 105, 1876, 1872, 1856, t43, H.
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66, so inO S4.
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characterization gar. A.
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non @lnora, @}eb. Sufoutcric-9legi-
mcnter 9}r. 30, g. 9s, 1870, 135,
14l, 145 lno 173.
aooallere 9leoimenter: 8. ms
10. Gragoner, IA. llIouen, t9. Su-
iorciJ 12. mO IS. sSGger 8u @icroc.
Observation-Disclosures 92r. SO,
"a, 60 imo 10.
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70, 16 uno 2. @a9criibes.
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10.
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settings Iclegrap6cn Gompao-
nie 9tr. 3.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
,Qioa BON 19f4.D

$n0ionopoIiS, Syno., 10.
9faltit. TT @ier mur0e oie 0rgoni-
lotion Scr u2igo BON 1917 elmer
%ercinigung BON 0cutih. .glmcrito-
ncrn 6cenoiet, ocrcn ulsoclprodc
ncr 3iued es it, cine c6rIidc un0
lnportciiic6e 0oriteIllng Ourd sic
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bon 3eit 5i 3cit in oem jrtigeu eli
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gum @citcn Der g}ot6lcioenoen in
@eluldlonO (infoIgc oes &ricgeS)
Sobu IS. Srcn6cl Elm 9onficr, muroe
sum @rdiioenten Der 2igo crmGblt
lno lntcr Ocn 05riin0erll ser 2iga
befinOen iid) oieIe Scr reit6itcn uno
bcrOorragcnoIien @iirger bon Snoio-
ndpolis Gs miro beo6iidtigt, oie
3GbI Der @}itgIieocr tno sic Qlus-
trcittng Der Siga 10 groB mie m0o-
li1 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

2ittle q 0 4, 9(rf., 13. 9lu0uIt.
Sier gcltern cingelaufencn gioh-
ridten 8ufol0c baben acItern 81 ip6.
fer Stunoe 5wci @}dnner oic @ont
in lllm nm $t4O0 bcroubt nodocul
iie ocn &oiiircr in oos feucriihcre
@cpolbe einoeipcrrt botten, morouf
iiC i6r @ntfomncn bcmerfitelligten.
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nidt einnol i6re@ciicbter oernulmmt
Gatten. 9(ud in Gone, 9(rf., muroe
om Dicnltag sic 9anf I'M $500 Be.
r0ubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
g9adle fir GroftItotion.

Niogaro 6oIIS, Ont ~ ~
gIu9uit. ~ Cine MiIiidrwade ipp' ~.
DC geitern an Scr biciioen conaoIl~s.'t, y,
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onoeren Stotioncn oes SDitenS az, y,
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uno flcincn StGoten bon SntaI'lgf q
cleftriides 2idt unO cIeftriid)e ar'''
anaefiibrt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

Gos u93oibe Grcu0" IN @oib.
inotou bat per ao6eG an oen omeri-
iouiihcn General Goniul IN Gonton
China $1,000 iibcrniittclt wcldc
sum aouf bon dr5tlideu glriifcln fir
Oie oorti0en llebetidrpcwmten Der.
men0et per0en ioLcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
@crmildlte teIcarapdilde NepeIdlelI

SSn @aciiic Grope, Golv II ~
penIionirtc @cncrolmoior SSnl- = Z,
W2cGosfcD bon Scr 9unoesornlee y, ~
Sllter bon n Sobren acitorbcn. - =
mar Sdriftlcbcr ais cr in @llr9e.
fricg ais 6reiwilliaer IN Die glrll's
eintrot, ino mar i'm ipouiib.olllel.''
foniiben arieae uno auf ben FDIlw
pinen tbdtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

oii leiner G6eril0de, pic ouSgeitor.
BEN crfldrten &iele, unO man 6u1e
BORT feinen ein5igen Gompier 5t @e-
iidt 6ctommeu. Grit in ser g}o6t
pou Gienitag duf geitern mur0e Ser
r%otSOam" bon einem britiiAen&rets
ger 6emerft, ser ieinen Sdeinperfer
olif lie ribtete, Tie neitcr o5cr nicbt
6elditi9te. Sonit lit Sic lle6crfo6rt
crcigniBlos uerloufen. Gos g2etter
mar id6n ulO bic ncueiten 93abrid-
ten bonn elirop0iiheu &riege wurOen
10 DIT ongeiblagen, ais Ser 0ra6tloie
Gelegrap6iit peldc mtiiing
Sie6er toOt ais t6otenloS.
giem Dort 10. 9luauit 9(us
Ger5meiiling Oorii6er, cab ole ibre
9emii6ungeu, na1 GcutidlanO 5u
fommen Inn gcgen Sic 6eiu0e oes
&aterlanoes nit ms 6elO 5ie6eu 5u
tonneu, perge6cns paren, 6egiugeu
aeitern 5wei oeutide 9leierpiitcn
Sel6ihnor0, S,u Dem Sauie 9lr.669,
9ldte glOenue, ianO man oen t9id6-
rigen SONS 9um6c, imO in 9fr. S04,
@lcConoug6itroBc, 9rooflDu Sen 80.
id6riacu @m. 9rodmann bepuBtlos
in i6ren 3immern.
2 diimme 3eiten fiir 0ams
pier 9lugeiteIlte.
0fep Dorf 10. 9luguit ~ 9(6-
geie6en BON ser 9l6fertiglng Der nod
INNER anfommenOen Ginpanoerer,
tritt an oie GinmanOcrungS 9e60rs
Sc bic 9Illfga6e beran Die bier imSa-
fen entloiienen 9lngeiteaten bon Oen
5ablreiden bier perblie6cuen Gam.
piern SIT inipi5ircu. GoS Ginwouoe-
rlngs @eieb idrei6t Dor, OaB See
leute BON ouSldnoii9en Ianipiern,
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monoerlmgs Se60roe 81 itellen ba-
6en, Inn feit5uitellen o6 iie i'm 9an-
&c per6lei6en ooer NIT ser nd6len
9leiiegelegenbeit in sic Seimat6 5u.
riidfe6ren mollen. Solbc, mel6c Oie
@rfldrimg a6ge6eL OaB iie inn Gam.
Oe 6lei6en poaen, inO Dem Ginmon-
0erlngs @eieb untcrporfcn, nie
ole ciiitreiienOen 9lusl1nOer. Die
ienigeu, melde sic GrflGrinq o6ge-
ben, BOZ iic in oie Seimot6 5uriid.
fe6ren poQen iinO no6 sem @eicb
BON Ser ,Snipeftiou imO aopiiieuer
6eireit. "a ii1 bier GuBenoc BON
Eanlpferu 6eiinOen Oie es Dor5ie1en,
inn neutralen Sofen 5lt 6lei6en 10
6a6en Die @eieaicbaften bel ser Sim
manOerungs 9e60roe ongeiragt, o6
lie iir bic eutloiieneu glngeitellten
Die fopiitcuer 81 6e3n6len ba6en per.
Oen Die GinmanOcrungS 9e6drOc
aif ellis SslanO mar Ser 9miid6t,
Dab MIR fiir Solde, oie bier blei6en
pollcn, bic &opfiteier 81 cntriNten
ici m6brcnO NJ 9InSprcn non Scr
6efreit iino. SSn @ai6.
ington lit man ieOod anocrer9lniicDt,
Oenn es miro angenommeu 0oB Gle
ienigen Oie in sic Seimat6 3uriid3u-
ie6ren geoenfeu feline @elegen6eit
0o,u hn6en mn ,tntrr Nieicn I'm.
it6nOcn feinc e,orontic Oofiir nor6on.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
ganf in GaInmct iuieOcr crGffnct.

pringficlo, SSay 13. glug.
Die Stoatsbauf bon Calumet
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ltern ipicocr croffnct in0 0oulit iin0
Don oicicn 9lnitalten fiinf iuieocr int
9cirieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
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midDt beunrmbigemO.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

9dNe Snr Mrilc hrs eInslnnb bcInrat y.
Mnlne, Nr. 4lA, Clt@cltinore. ettais, nahe
Nnium p0-fe 9lvenuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
Wpftrwiuig.
Der =YOrfrr 8an=
ficr @ar6nrg.
QSiOmet ncmem 0(mtt ieime
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ben.oSnnnorts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-20
FEW GOWNS AND SUITS BUT SHOW
THE N-SHAPED NECK

No doubt the V-shaped opening at the
throat is most becoming. but 1t is quite
interesting to note how universal it is
this season for an sorts OF gowns and
suits; the tailored suit shows a vest
cut Nshaped; the little tailored dress
es, the dance frocks and the dinner
gowns. almost without exception, have
the same arrangement at the throat
Ii may be triie lower or higher and
that is the only difference.
Whereas the trained dress Is not as
much worn as it was several seasons
ago. there are occasions that really de-
mand such gown. No. S2I7 shows a
charming combination Of plain and
hrocaded turquoise blue charmeuse,
with the neck softly filled in with net.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-20
Married Yesterday.

Miss Goldie Frazier and Herbert
Shelton of Paducah were quietly
married at 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon at tie Lutheran parsonage
Row. q. Robert DGn!ap, pastor II
this church performing the ccrH-
mony. Miss Sadie Pierson and Clyde
LLOYD also of Paducah, accompanied
the couple here and were prcsen; a.
the wedding.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs
S. VI. Frazier OF PaGucah. and the
groom is employed as a mlchinist
for the Illinois Contra! shops at that
city. The party returned to Padn-
rah last evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-20

This color is one that viii be much IA
vored for evening this season.
This model requires for size &c. u
yards OF 80 inch material
most attractive afternoon frock Of
black taffetas with a vest and glrdle
OF Inquired silk In which there are min
glings OF gold and dull red is shown in
NO. sl29-S2S6. The raglan sleeves
make the blouse distinctive. and the
pointed peplum on the skirt is another
attractive feature
To copy this costume in size Sc the
blouse (sl2s) requires 2 yards OF IS
inch material; the skirt ts2S6l re-
qui"es yards OF ~ inch material
No. S277-sizes "a to a.
No. Sl29-sizes "a to Al
No. SaS6-sizes 20 to 81.
Each pattern Is cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-20
Schiller Club.

Mrs. Samuel White delightfully."-
entertained the Schiller cdlub yeste9-
day afternoon at her home on lower
washington avenue. During tic
afternoon Schiller was read and 4
delicious two course luncheon was
served. In addition to the club mem
bers Miss Ida Mcfarland Of Chicago.
was guest of the club. The Scaii-
Ter club VIII meet with Mrs. Charles
i. Miller Thursday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-20
Rubber CoTks.

In making holes in rubber corks
much annoyance is caused by the
punch making "tapering holes and
running TO the side" A little am
monia water poured on the rubber and
the boring instrument causes the hole
to become of uniform size at every
point and the operation is accom-
plished with much more ease.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-20
First Christian Church.

The ladies Aid society OF tue
First Christian church will meet
with Mrs. P. j. Thistlewood at her
home on upper Washington avenue,
this afternoon. The hostess will DC
assisted by Mrs Harrison and Mrs.
Benson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-20
Thursday Gard Cluh

Mrs. Phillip Redman entertained
the Thursday Card vlub at her home
25l5 Washington avenue yester-
day afternoon with a 800" pare.
At cards the high score prize was
won by Miss Nora Robinson The
next hostess for this club viii lie
announced later.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-20
Perfectly JustitisbIe.

A somewhat laggard aud procrasti.
mating student one Sunday evening
went TO his instructor for aid IN one
Of his studies, asking him If he
thought it was wrong to study on Sun,
day He MAS somewhat surprised TO
receive the reply, If the Master VAS
justified in pulling the ass out OF The
ditch on the Sabbath, was not the ass
justifiable IN trying to get himsel
out?"