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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

SSrou Saoler erfldrt, OoB iie uufrei-
lui1ig in ciuem Sauotoriimn 5u-
riidge6alten wurOe. Sbre De.
6onOlung ioa nibt cine oa5u
ieine gepeicn iein 9luflage
weseu 9ranoitiftung gcgeu Siaac
Srieomon miro irieOli6 beigelegt
Seniotioneler 9}otir poren Oe
acknowledgement luelde geiteru 6rou
SoQie Stirling SoOlcr @ottin oes
S0ru. 5oirmon 9l. So0lcr, Gigelt6ii-
mers Der Sooler'iheu &onOelsihulc,
gegen Gr. George $. 9liggS pou
Siamspilc, 6reOerid Gountp, por-
brodte 6rou Sooler botte Or.
HiggS ue9en 9lngriffs uno folidcr
&er6aftlmg nm $4,000 perflogt,
mG6reno cine onoere $4,000 SGa-
oeueriobfloge gegen oie Coftoren
Giggs, 6ranflm 9. Smit6 nnO S6
Is. 9iout5a6n wegen luiireiluiaiger
Setenirlng in einem Sanatorilm
eingereid5t woroen mar.
9lui Dem 3eugenitonoe erflGrte
6rou Sooler ooB tic 5wongsmeiie
pom g. 9luguit 1903 bis gum 16. Of
to6er 1909 in ser uon Gr. &iggs ge-
iii6rtcn 9lnitolt 5uriidge6alten mur.
Oc, bis cs i6r enolicb gelang, Ourc6
Elm BON Hidter 6oript6e bonn areiS-
@eridjt Don SomorO Golnitp inter
5eihneteS 0o6caS Corpus Gerfo6-
rem bic Srei1eit 5ii erlongeu Ges
MeitereH bdtten i6r sic 9ter5te @littcl
Derihrieben unO SanOhngSpeiien
ongepanOt, Die i6rer @eiiinObeit
idDdolic6 qepeien ieien.. Eie gcrbarO-
hlna, uclcbe inn Sbcrgcricbt Dor 9iih-
ter 9onO inO elmer @eidmorcneu-
9onf itottiiuOct, miro 6eute fortge-
iebt weroen..
9lnfloge 6eigeIegt.
Sn 6plgc zines ange6liben Gin9c-
itGnoniiies icinerSMulO, peldes Don
Dem 10 Sabre olteu Siaoc 6rieOmaiI
our6 lieutenant Souie pom nittle.
rem Giitrift inter ser @eriiderung,
OoB es 6eiier mare, iid ihulOig 5u
6etenneu erbolten puroe, erfonnte
geitern Oie 9luflage, I'M GinDerneh-
men nit 9iihter GQiott uuo 9oiiS :.
9li6mon 9lmuolt fiir ocn 9lngeflag-
ten Oie aegen i6n oui 9ronoitiitlng
loutenoe 9lnfloge ioQen 8u laiien.
6rieOmon le6t in 9lr. 1917 @lcGl
OerrpitroBe, mo murOe, nadOem ein
Seuer in Dem Souie bon Sronf Z.
@ra6anl gtr. 81, Sin @opitroBe,
entOcdt porOen mar, per6oitet. Gr
ioQ eingeitonoen bo6en ooB er ooS
eicbditoc IN @rono gcitedt botte, I'M
orm er 5ui1aig cine Cigarette uuf
0en 9oOen mari.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
Sit acacu nitillc1 Sclcp6unc.

@oli5ei @rdiiOent NlcGpoD uirO iicb
NIT Der Eelep6on @eieaidoit
mc5en Der OieIen 6eiirbcnocn
uiiiGen~ telephone III @cr6ii-
Omg ieben. 0icielbcn wurOen
idou Dor ciuiger 3eit iu.unor.
ocutliden 66uieu a6oeidoiit.
ASrdiiOent SameS Mc@pop BON ser
@oli3eibeborOe erflGrte geitern, nah-
Dem er 0ielle6e3eugung erlongt bat
te, OaB title Selcp6ons sur 9I6mi-
delung Don nngeieBlider @eihdften
obue Sdwierigfeiteu erlanat meroen
tonnten, OoB cr lid Oieiermegen nit
Der Selcpbon @eicliboft ilno n0.
t6igenioas oudl nit Der SciicntliGen
Gienit Gonmiiiion in @er6inolng
icBen weroc.
Nie 9Ingelegenbeit fam 5ur aennt.
nib Der Eoli5eibe1oroe OurH oos 9llf.
iinoen BON 5uei nitiQen~ (elep6onS
in cinrm 9udnioher Siireou mel.
dies uorgcitern ourH sic &oli5ei 0c5
peitIidcn Giihiftsuiigebo6en mur-
Dc. Zen 9lusiogen ser 9eonten Der
Tclep9on @eienidoit 5iliclge worcn
oie g|ummern nidt in Dem Gelepbon.
Sud cingetragen uno iuur0en ouf
ibrcn Sildlert ols oitiae~ Eelepbons
geiiibrth mos in onoeren @orten
bciBt ooB 9liemouO iiH nit ser |or.
tie in Ter6inOung ieben fonntc, folS
tr nlht peri0nlib bic 9}uunmer muB.
te. S1on Dor eihem Sabre 5otten
Die Foli5ei Gonmiiidrc bei6loiien,
Die Eelepbonc ais Oen unorOentli.
den Sdnlern o6jui1oiicn lmO griii
Inn Dies ST. beluerfiteligen 5u Orait.
lben sVlltteln. Ser Gigentbiimern
eines lolGen SoilieS iuirOe ciniob
gelagt oaB, foGs Oos Ielep6on niht
a6aelbotIt wiirOe, elm %oli5iit Gag
lno y'odt Dor sic l6iire poitirt meri
Den wiirOc Gie @ornuug bate ST.
ioIg.
Sic %oli5ei GoumiiiGrc bo6cu
OoS Little Sclep6ou SpItenL ruic
cs III ocn 1ieiigcu SonO6ud d-9iireoar
sang lmO ge6c iit idon icit lGngcrer
3elt oisfutirt," erfldrtc Grdiioent
N'c@Oop. ug9ir iiuO felt Oopon iiber-
jen9t ooB ole GcIep6ou @eicaiAait
ms in inherent 9enliiben, OieieS SD-
item ob5uidoifcn be6iililid6 iciu
miro IS ai6t ndtiirlid oid) @crio-
men, wie ). .. &orOinol Gibbons, Or.
ISM. s. %elh, luelbe e6enioaS it'll
le" Telephone balten. 0ies 9ei6ie5t
jeood MIR aus Dem @rlnOe, I'M i6-
ncn unangenc6me &erOrieBlidfciten
81 crlporcu~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
IS. Us. 6umpaonic.D

6inan5ie0e Gage ouf geiimoerc 9oiis
gc6ra6t. Sin Eilauugsiouo
miro gei1ofien. Die eriten
S0pot6cfcn-9onOa wcroen nm.
Dirt. 9lftien uuter 9luiiidt
eines Counties 9eiteat.
Ios llebereinfonlmcn uah mel.
Gem ole eriten SDpotbefeu- Sn6ober
Der .@-S.-S. 9repiug So" lire
Cbliqotioneu oeponiren meroeu, miro
iofort bel ser n@lercantile Gruit &
Gepoiit 60 eingereidt mo Die Do
ligntionen meroeu oaiel6It eutgegen
genommen
,Sn Ser oagemeinen &eriommllug
ser Observation-Disclosures lit Der
mo0if5irte Elnu einitimuig qutge-
6eiBen wor0en. Iie Coupons Der
eriten SDpot6efen-0bligatiouen mer-
0en fir cine @erio0e bon ie6s Sab
rem fln0irt merOen. Gie ,,@.-8..S.
So. miro Oafiir iebspro5enti9c
SunOirlmas O6ligationen ouf 20
Sabre ausee6en, iiir wel6c Die Gin
len ieoen I @dr5 inO / September
be5ablt meroen. gie Coupons Der
erilen 6Dpot6efen S6G0ationen Der
n@.-9.-S. so. melde aui oieie@eiie
oeponirt merOen miiiien nit Oen
iedspro5eniigen Gbligationen ais
Sihcrbeit Oepouirt lperOen uoourd6
oieie Cbliaatiouen auf 9lei6e Shlic
nit Sen pierpro3entigen S6ligotio-
nen ser eriicn 60pot6ef gcitcat per-
sen.
Ter lil9un9sieno Der oierpro5en-
ii9cn criteu Supot6et miro anirecbt
er6alten lmO Oie v&.-9..S. Go.~ be-
3c6lt Scr ,Mercontile lrlIt So jc-
OeS Sabr $25,000 in gdnr Gin
IilgungSfono pon $4,000 proSobr
begiuncno am I. Scptem6cr 1920,
ruo Der am I. September 1926 oui
$25, 900 uernebrt miro, lit cingericb-
tet, INN Oie ilnOirten iehSpro5enti-
een Sbligationen inn ofieneu Wiarftc
aili5ittalien. Die 10 aufgefouiten
S6ligotiouen aebcn in oen lilgungS-
iono.
gie 9lftieu ser .@.-9.-S. SO"
mcrOeu einem Gomite imteriteat
Nas bon BEN Sn6nbern Der criten SD-
pot6eten S6Iigotionen mo bon ci-
ner Me6r6eit Der 9lftiondrc 5uiam-
men geitelt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
gllnIcui5Gmc priiocIu iidj.

Gie ,llniUcriitat bon Diorplano"
mar aeitcrn Gormittaa Der Sdai'
rlab elmer @riigelei oeren SolaelI
Elm panr leidjtc @crlebrngen n1o
Sdrommen iinO. Ger Streit ent-
itanO, ais 9Ingeborige Der oberen
aloiicn sic 9diune betroten IN oe-
ncn iic6 cine gln5a6l neu dilTgenonl'
mener n6iidie" befanoen Se5tere
uo6meu an oaB cine iog. ,SlidS'
prcacrci in Scene geiebt weroen
ioate, imo ibidten iiA an, Die Be
iuAer 6iuaus 81 iagen, nobel cine
regelredte 9lauierpi eutiiano unO ein
Shloent Die Ireppc 6erllnterilog. 81
idpere Grameu.9lliigoben, Die an-
ae6lih 6ci Der tiir5lihen 9Sriiimg
BON 0r. So6n s. Senmeter ouigc-
IteQt mor0en moren, io1en iinter ocn
Nuicni06ncn 6oies 9ht gciladt 0a-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
Sine ggitte nm mo6It9aiiac gSciiraae.

Iie .Scoeroteo Charities" ba6cn
Sen .Geniihen Gorreiponoenten" er.
ndt, babel mitlu6cien Bob bic
1immc BON $i04 3uiammcugebroht
iuiro, Inn 0os ollie ocutihe Gbcpuor
fiir ein oSa6r nit ocin gluernotDmen.
oiaiien 5u perichen. Seit bier Sab
rcn 6oben sic beiocu olteu Seltc
moheAtli1 50 crbalieh Don melter
Siunmc ne i'm StaRoe uoren li1
NIT Silfe cines fleincn 9}ebcnuers
oieniies 5iirrnd6rcn. Ser nlte Moun
hat 0ie Sbminoiubt uno miro bon
ieiuer olteu Sebensgeidbrtin gepile0t
Ole 9cutc boben i6r SduSAcn obbe
sa6lt uno 6rouden oGber nur oc
Sieueu uuO @uluo3inieu 81 oeden.
Gle 1abeu uc0cr ainoer. nod ouocre
GermnnOie, mel6e belien f0nntoh,
uu0 oa6cr mohten iie aid ailf ibrc
o(icn Gage uidt ou5einauoer gerillen
lpcroeu ionoern 10 laHgc 5ulonlmen
aii 6lei6cn, bis Ser 600 lie trennt-
g9er III ser Soge lit. eil paor Gol.
lars fir oicicu 3ued tei5utragcn I'M
sic $iO4 5liommen 81 briHgen miro
criudlt, ons @elo an ben uGcutibcn
Gorrcpouoent" 9lr 413, Cit@altis
moro SnoEc, 3u icnoea Ger On.
pfnnn miro Qilittirt iino oos @plO al
sic 2cutc prompt o6oelieiert obnc
oaB ocrcu 9ioncn an oic Seifentlid
felt loniult.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
9sca6uOn ecmaIOe.gImsfeIlnnG.

IN Der vG6nrcool- l-Slub~ -@rnialv'
9lusitelung i'm &eabboD SnliIl''
mar geitern ,,@ouNer- Gag 0lr
Siloo Nl. 9eggS pom o@ouhcr'SVts
lege" permaltetc Sen iiblGen Ebee'Vg
icl. 9IiiiItirt muroc lie babel ol'I"
ibrc iolgenoen Goaeginnen: 6rls'
GlorinOa Nlatt6eps, N}oru SeE
Gleauor Ciggs, 9llace glOriOgr,
@Ottb Siteritod, 9llice Spens, ellllv,
Sensleu in0 Nelen aceOer. ~"
duBerIt onIprc6enoes W|uiif F[u; F
granim fam SIR 9(6midelnug, ~
meIbem Sri. Sinbeae @ooo lalw
iuo SRI. Senriettu @i6ion anI 81" o
pier 6cgleitetc. Cine iiberaus grOp,
9ln5a6l StuOcnten imO 9llnll',.,'",
OeS D@oitber.S SuititltS4 6elll~'.s
pa6reuO ocS oeitrigen 9}abmil'ae.Sa.s
nie 9hlSitclllmg mo legtcn grpb',
Nntereiie fiir Oie 9iloer an oen Nu"' ,,
1aS oagemeine SntereHe all ~. ~,
oleid5eitig nit Oen @em1loen al'Sg' Vo
iteaten Sfulpturen lpdcbIt BON ~" ~
81 Eog, Die 3o6l Scr @erfdllTe 4 as r
oicier 9lbt6eiluna gau5 beloll,p.e1 ,ec
aroB. @dbreno Oicicr lebten Ssu~ ,a
Der 2lusiieaung miro ieoen gp.Ti g9,Ti.
BON bis 12ti llbr au6 mlll'.~",,,
idc llntcrbulhua aebotcu lperOI 6e.
@eitern 9l6enO ion0 SRI. 9llperaa, a,,tt.
gleitet bon Srn. Sreocrid s. T o,;r.
lie6 ouf Der 6lote mo BON SRI ,.,,,, 90
Qinia 9lad6euo ON Fiano d9,site
SSinf crireute Oie 5o6lreidell V''
nit ciuigen Sarien.Soli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
aladm g9ctten uun YpIiaei.

,Srou SlIiic @romu Al Sabre alt,
BON 9lr. 1851, Gruio-Nia-9lueuue,
wuroc geiiern in Die n0roliHc %oli-
5ciliatiou eiugelieiert. unter Der 9ln-
ibuloigung @ctteu-SonObiicber ge-
1olten 81 6o6cn. Gen 9lusiogen Oes
Foli5c .Scracantcn Gooncp 5niolgc
bdite er Oic Srall ii6er OoS Selep6on
oiii1cruicn mo nit ibr cine Ncttc
cingegaugeu. Sic mare oaralf cin,
ae9nligeu lnO 6dttc 0oS @clo occcp-
tirt. 6rou Srowu miro beilte 0lor-
0cn oicieripcocu Gin Gcrbor 5li oc-
lteben babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
Ser GOlcuuan-sUI -sUIurOpro5sE.

geiro I'M arcisgcri1t 81 Clifton lori.
ocIret Gcrt6cioianng pcrin6t
oos @citduOuiB Ocr, VlOrOcr OeS
sem.gointO 6arners ais cr.
3rilugen in 6roae 81 liellen.
So6u 0eS Grmoroeicn anf Dem
3euocnitano.
Getcfiip 81. 8. 4Amp6reu pom
Baltimore mar Der Sallpi5euge &C.
iicrn i'm areisgeridt 5u Clifton III
0em @ro5eB oes 9le0erS 9lormal'
Dlobcl pelder Der @rmoroung pes
3ormcrs sSoncs q. Coleman Don
&eni-Golmtu onaeflogt iii Die Ger
t6eioiauno pcriudte pergebcns, oaS
GinacitauouiB BON Niobel imo IA.
ramaD oil Dem Nloroe IN 6rage 5il
iieaeu oa oaiielbe oagebli@ Our1
Gctettp Bmp6raD guau9swciic uls
Ter 0qn 5u icner Belt uorberrid)cnoen
Ger6dltniiicn crlangt worOcn mar
Ietcftio aras lmo Siilis.6cncrmar,
ihaG 5omous itimutten Ocn 9lngaben
oes Icteftips 9Siump6rc1 uolltdnoig
bel, monad ser o5erihisboi lid Der.
tagtc.
Die 3euaeuausiogeu oeS iiini5cbr
Satire olten 9obneS Ocs GrmorOeten
il6cr oic 9lrt m0 &eiic imo nnter
meIc1en llmiiauoeu ar Ole Sei1c le's
rcs Gotcrs poriauO, madtcn cincH
0roBcn einorud uiIicr Den ojcidmos
rcncu
glhpnnrnicn. bic nrn ..9eAtiden Cor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
!. .@einn0. .@crcina

nnO rgPebeer %crcim glr. H.
WrOher Wlasfcn-gaa - garrD'S
Sale, 74t @eit-Saltimure-Str. II
NiOntaa, Den 9. WiGr5 1914 ~ Seine
@,rciic fir ciu5clnC Wrnppenmasfen.
(OlGr56, So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
IIlI9FWp1plIuI HtUruWf,
@rei5in ltMr3 t Greppe.


@eaen 10 ll6r geiteru 9lben0
itiir5tc Oie sc Sabre olte 6rau SoD'
Gdert in i6rer @o6nnng, 9}r. 25l3'
6reSerid-2IDenue, 6ei Dem &erluIr'
eineu @asleubter in Dem SllIr pes
iueiien Stoduerfs on8u5iinoen III
SolBe zines 6ebtrittes Die EreppV
nod Oem lmteren Stodmerf beraO'
Sicrbei 500 iic iicb icbmer56aite Yel.
lebungen am gon5en a0rper, lolp''
cine 9luSrenfirng Oes 6anogelellIe'
5iL Or. s. @eiiel bon 9tr 2ooo
6reOerid-2lpenne, pirOe berbel 9,
riieu imO lieB Der altcn Game dr5F
li6c Siilfe angeoei6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
Am Mofc ncitorben.

Ger So i6brige George Eiciicr Don
gir. 800, Scott SroBc, wuroe &C.,
iteru Gornlittog in Dem Soirmunc
ieines @ouies pom EoOe ercilt. Nerr
Niciicr litt bereitS icit GINGER 3eit
nn 9lierenfranfheit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
SuA bnrdl Hlammem.

6ronciS Goaific crlcioet beim 3nbe'
rciten ocS 6rii6itidS toOtlidlc
9rononlnOen. Sein 9rnoer
ebenfoas i6wer oerlebt. ~ Sli'
ges @ldo9en i6per per6rouut.
9(nOerc ltnf1Qc.
g9ieOer bat Oie llniitte, &etroleunl
oifs Seuer 5u gieBen, Elm Spier ge'
ioroert 9ieies @lal lit 6roncis Sol
life, 19 Sabre oIt Oos Opier. Ger
ilmge Monn mo iein gruoer iiuO
crit Dor fiinf Monoten nad 9lmerifa
gefommen uno le6ten 5uianunen III
einem fleinen 3immer inn Sauie glr.
300, 9ll6emarleitroBe. 9ei0e 6a6ei
bier bart georbeitet imo mollten lid)
Ons @clo 5uiommeniporen, INN ibre
@hltter uno Die S6peitern aus Sta'
lien 6erii6er fomnen loiiqn 81 foli'
nen. @eitern moHte Sroncis @ollil'
ie, e6e er 5rr 9lr6eit geben moQte, I'M
fleinen &o66erOe 6euer an, in0 goB,
oa es nidt idnea gerplg 6renielI
poQte, Yetroleum ooroui. Gs ert'
itonO cine GrploiioL uno e6e ole
iungen 9eute 0oS 6euer einodumelI
fonnten, batten i6re &leiOer 81 6rer'
men. 6egonnen.
9eOe iilnge 9eite trugeu idwere
@ronopuuoen 0apou oeS GlterelI
9ruoerS 9erletlmgen woreu iogor
10 ihlimnL oaB nacb cinigeu Stln'
Ocn icin 800 I'M st. Soiepb's So'
ipital" eintrat.
Ni dO den erlci0et SranO'
pltnOen.
Gin onoerer llngliidSial G6ulider
9.rt creignete iib I'M 0alde 9}r.39O2,
Glaremont StraBe, SigblauOtopll
Gort 6otte Iereia Suliauo, IL SABRE
alt, @opier auQe3iin0et. Die 6lanl'
men icBten i6rc &Ieioer in 9ranO
un0 bra6ten ibr lbmere yranolDll'l
Sen al SGnoeit mo 6iiBen bel
S6rem Gater gelong cS iutcr groBen
9InitrenglulgeL Die 6laumen 81
loideu, bod bat OaS iinge NlGodell
70 eruite Gerleblngcn Oaoon getra'
gen, OoB iie in dr5tlide @flegc 9e'
ge6eu merOen muBte.
&crlor 0os @lei6 gelu d T.
9Iuf Ocm Gampier bulgaria Der
i'm Soicn in Conner Canton lieat flcl
@cu5eSlaus Soulor, eiu SdiTIs'
itouer, . SUB tief in oen 9aoerallil.
Gr bate Oas @leibgewiht uerlorelL
iicl ober Oennod 10 gliidlif, OoB CT
ouf Die 6iiBe fiel unO ii6 mr eiue'
3uBfn0bel pcrrcnftc. Gr mlroc III
ocr 9(m6nlon5 uad oem SobnS Sop'
fins-@oipital gebraHt
@rciiin itMr3t Greppe
bcrullter.
@eaen 10 ll6r aeiteru 9lbeuO
itiir5tc Oie sc Sabre olte 6rau Soll'
Gdert in i6rer @o6nung, g}r. 25l3'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

@bunnrntcn, biz Dpn vGeuildcn 0ors
reiponocuicn" nidlt piiniild Ubcr nnre
aelmnnia erbaIicn, linp 0epeten, Der p,
iirc 6npOu per xclrphDn uocr ldrlttllal
Wdilbfilnng So maiden.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-27
Reonnns summer Homo.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 81
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins left Wash
ington last week for her home at
Elkins, W. Va, to reopen Halliehurst,
the Elklhs summer home, and will
remain there until late in the sum-
mer, when she will spend some time
abroad, Stephen B. Elkins left
washington this week and will also
spend the summer in West Virginia.
Practically all of former Senator
Davtss and and the late Senator FL
kins's families are now at their sum-
mer homes, Graceland and Hallie-
hurst. Mrs. w. F. Hit, formerly
Miss Katherine Elkins,, has been. a
guest Of friends in Virginia for some
time, but will join the family not
later than the first Of July. The re-
union OF the family will &s marked
by Fourth or July celebration, one
feature Of which will be a 81, 200
display Of fireworks. Former Sena-
tor Davis is now in the nineties, but
he is feeling so young that he will
probably take an active part in eel
ebrating independence Day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-27
Very ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.

Among the most enjoyable social
functions OF the season was party
given by Misses Louise and Virginia
Davis in the Masonic social room last
night in honor of their guests, Misses
Grace and Helen Caulkins. Of Bos-
ton, Mass. The stage auditorium
was decorated with ferns and palms
and the Cadenza orchestra played a
suitable program. Twenty special
numbers constituted the musical
program One hundred guests were
received by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Horror
Davis and the Misses Caulktns and
dancing was engaged in. Punch was
served during the dancing and at
1880 o'clock an elaborate salad
course was served in the banquet
hall.
The out-of-town guests besides the
honor guests were Miss Gibson and
Miss Clara Smith, of Parkersburg;
Miss Anne Hill, of Lexington, Va;
Andrew and Mathew Edmiston and
Wilson Barlow, of Buckhannon, and
Jessup Leisinring, of Lost Creek.
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Many at Dance.

the dance at the Elk park casino last
the daice at the Elk park casino dast
night. The high class crowd in at
tendance is evidence that Manager
Hall has kept his word and will not
allow Objectionable persons to at
tend. A large gathering of the
lovers OF dancing will be on hand
tonight as this part of the park
amusement is becoming more pop
ular daily.
The children of all the local homes
will be given their weekly outing
Tuesday at Elk Park, the occasion
being the children's carnival. The
big gate is thrown open to mothers
and the children on this date and
will be featured picnics and other
sports. The park will be open all
afternoon and attendants will be on
hand to see that the mothers and
little tots receive every consideration.
No admission is charged ladies and
children on this date outside of the
carnival admission of I'VE cents Is
collected at the dance hall gate,
where the carnival is held. Every
child receives souvenir costing
more than that amount free. The
grand march will be at O'Clock
sharp. Take your baskets and pic
mic at the park Tuesday.
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PERSONALS

Mayor Will H. Cole has returned
from Parkersburg, where he attend
ed a conference of state, county and
municipal authorities ON the enforce
ment of the Yost prohibition law.
State Tax Commissioners Blue adj
dressed the meeting.
Chief Of Police Harry L. Brooks
returned this morning from Parkers-
burg, where he attended the confer
encc of enforcement of the prohi-
bitton law. He also attended the an
nual meeting of the Police CHIEFS
Association in Wheeling.
Gilbert L. Hurst was visitor
here Saturday from Sardis.
H. H. Willis, of Bridgeport, visited
the city Saturday and attended to
business.
Robert Dye. of Wallace is city
business visitor.
David 3. Regu. of Morgantown, is
guest at the Gore.
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For MIS- Calcutt.

Hon0rlng Miss Calcutt, OF Dyers-
burg, Tenn, who is guest of Misses
Lena and Eva Bartlett, Mrs. Charles
Deison entertained few friends in
formallyat bridge from to o'clock
Friday afternoon at her home at 1863
West Main street. Ices and punch
were served. the guests on their ar
rival and Mrs. q. B. Deison presided
at the punch bowl. The souvenir
for making the best score was pre-
scented to Mrs. N. j. Soos. of Chica-
go, Ill.
The guests were Mrs. James Hag-
gerty, Misses Lena and Eva Bartlett,
Mrs. David B. CarPer, Mrs. T. Blair
Wilson, Miss Edith Newton, Miss
Mabel Carr, Mrs. George Stoner,
Mrs. Phillip Clifford, Mrs. 2. B. Del
son, Mrs, w. Guy Earle. Mrs. NJ. j.
Soos, of Chicago, and the guest OF
honor, Miss Calcutt. of Dyersburg,
Tenn.
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Social and Personal
Society Entertained.

The Ladies Aid Society OF Ash
chapel Methodist Episcopal church,
Broad Oaks, was very pleasantly en-
tertained Thursday afternoon at the
home Of w. n. Layton. The meeting
was opened by the president, all
standing and repeating the Lords
Prayer. The business Of the society
was taken up. after which the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. ]. H. Green,
served refreshments consisting OF
ice cream, cake and lemonade.
The members present were Mrs. It. A.
Mcdaniel, Mrs. A. NJ. Hammond,
Mrs. e. A. Rider. Mrs. II. S. Wine,
Mrs. NJ. 2. Garrison, Mrs. E. "A. Bat
ton, Mrs L. Saas and Mrs. ]. H.
Green, and Evelyn and Charles Nc
Daniel, Mrs. Myers and Helen Lay
ton.
There will be no more meetings of
the society until September.
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cation of industrial enterprises in this

cation of industrial enterprises in this
community.
This story will be read by half a
million people, but If every property
owner in Clarksburg and the vicinity
were to mail to some manufacturer
or prospective manufacturer this stofy,
which is authentic, the far reaching
effects of such distribution may be
judged only in the increase Of growth
in this town and tie raised valuation
of every home and place of business.
Leave your orders for few extra
copies OF the Dispatch with the Pike
News Company before 5 O'clock this
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Leave Washington.

WASHINGTON. June 27.-Mrs.
Elbert Johnson and baby daughter,
who have been visiting Mrs. Johnson s
parents, Mr.. and airs. Charles B. PEN
nypacker, in Georgetown, for the last
month, left Friday for their home In
Logan, W. Va, accompanied by Miss
Audrey Johnson, daughter OF the So
licitor Of internal revenue. Miss
johnson will spend a month with her
brother and later join her parents at
one Of the Virginia Springs for the
summer,
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I. a. Peabody. OF wheeling, is a

j. H. Peabody, OF wheeling, is a
city business visitor.
/. R, NJ. Moore, of Parkersburg, was
here Saturday on business.
j. II. Mauer. of Harrisville. is a
guest at the Waldo.
s. A. Hayes, OF Parkersburg, is
here ON a business mission.
]. G. Roane. of Weston. is in the
city looking after business matters.
w. v. Brice1and, Of Fairmont is
here on business.
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For Visitors.

For Miss Helen Davis and Miss
Ethel Meyers, of Woodlawn, Pa,
Miss Mabel McCune entertained yes
terday afternoon at her home on
Harrison street. Broad Oaks. The
decorations were Dorothy Perkins
roses and on the arrival OF the
guests punch was served by Miss
Virginia McCune. A word contest
offered amusement. The first prize
was awarded to Miss Ruth Ross,
with the consolation prize to Miss
Emily Taylor. Dainty refreshments
were served and the afternoon was
one Of much pleasure.
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evening. Back numbers cannot be
Observation-Disclosures.
TENT MEETING.

Evangelist w. ]. Tanner and G. Il.
Redheld will deliver stirring ad-
dresses on ma subject all want to un.
derstand, in a Dig tent in Highland
Park, beginning Sunday evening,
June %. The subject OF the first
address is knowledge Shall Be In
creased" The public is invited.
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RESOURCES
Described in a Big Story in the Pitts.
burg Sunday Dispatch
Tomorrow.

Mr.,Aloysius Coll. the West Virginia
staff correspondent OF the Pittsburg
Dispatch, has written with the ap-
proval and endorsement of the Clarks-
burg Board Of Trade, an exhaustive
story of the opportunities Clarksburg
and Harrison county offer for the 10
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Snrnrise Pnrtr.

A pleasant surprise party was
given Mrs. John High, OF New Fair
Grounds, recent night by a large
number Of friends. II was given in
honor of her birthday and was plan
ned by her daughter. Miss Beulah.
There was a large number of Mrs.
Highs friends in attendance and the
evening was most enjoyably spent.
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Guest on Yacht.
I2PEciAL 70 ItlG vE.GaaANl

WASHINGTON. June 27.-Repre-
sentative Sutherland. was the guest
Of Commander MacDougall, Of the
presidential yacht, the Mayaower, on
trip down the Potomac, Friday.
Mrs. MacDougall. wife Of the COM
mander, and party Of young folks,
made UP the rest Of the party.