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Evening star., 1914-02-06
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MR.. McREYNOLDS' DINNER FOR
MR.. AND MRS. WILSON
Other Brilliant Events and Coming
0nes-Personal
Notes.

| Inc Attorney General MI Mickey
nolds- entertained at dinner last night
II the New Willard in honor Of the
| President and Mrs. Wilson The red
room suite was elaborately decorated
| with flowers. and the dinner table with
| Killarney roses and white lilacs An
orchestra played throughout the
| evening.
| 10 meet the President and Mrs. Viii
| son there were present Representative e
! and Mrs. ". c. Houston. Representative
and Mrs j. ". E;rncs, Representative e
! and Mrs. L. p iad2"tt. Representative
and Mrs. 7. W Sims. Representative
ard Mrs, / j. Garrett Representative 9
and Mrs. Henry b Clayton. Repre-
sentative 'Cordell tiull. Representative
\ d. Mchellar. Mrs. Eeale i. Howard.
judge and Mrs. Marion De Vries. Judge
and Mrs. Charles H. Robb, the solicitor
William Wallace, jr.: Mr.. and Mrs. T.
W Gregory of Texas, Mr. j. NJ. Dick
lnson of Tennessee. Miss Genevieve
Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Walker D. Hines.
and Mrs. Jonn y. Wyeth and Mrs
Laura +. Shecks Of New York and Miss
Edith Koon.
Mrs, Wilson will receive the Brazilian
ambassador and Nine. da Cana at )
O'Clock this afternoon and later other
guests by appointment
The Misses Wilson and Miss Bones will
assist. The Misses Wilson will attend a
lecture tonight at the National Museum
The Vice President and Mrs Mar
sdall dined last night at the home of
Senator and Mrs. Oliver.
The Secretary OF the Interior and Mrs.
Lane entertained at dinner last night in
compliment to the Secretary of War and
ast
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Lamar Mr.. and
Mrs Hugh Wa lace. Miss King of San
Francisco and DR.. Cary I. Grayson.
The German ambassador and Countess
Won Berllstorft entertained at dinner last
night the Secretary of state and Mrs.
Bryan Senator and Mrs. NeWlandS. the
minister of Sweden and Nine. Eaengren.
Representative II. .. Flood, Mrs. Bayard,
Mr. and Mrs. BORDEN Hartman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward b. Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Howard. Countess (iizycka and
Capt. von Papeu of the embassy.
Representative and Mrs. Andrew Peters
entertained at dinner last night Senator
and Mrs Gilbert \. Hitchcock, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. SwaSar Sherlev, Mr.
phia, DIR. and Mrs. Sinclair Bowen. Mr..
and Airs George Rublee Miss Sheridan.
Miss Thatcher, Capt. Roy-Ed of the Ger
man embassy. Representative Raymond
b. Stevens ard Mr.. Marvin.
Mrs. Joseph Z. Johnson entertained at
dinner last night at the Grafton. The
table was in yellow. decorated entirely
in spring flowers. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. a. C. Downing, DIR. and Mrs.
David Jayne Hill. Col. and Mrs. Lands,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Cobb and Mr.. John
son.
Mrs. Townsend's dinner party last night
was followed by a dance
Mrs 4. F. Fechteler and Miss Fechteler
will not receive tomorrow. Miss Fechteler
went to Annapolis today to be the week
end guest of Capt. and Mrs. Logan.
Mrs. L. W. Glazebrook. aO22 P street
will be at home Saturdays IN February
Evening star., 1914-02-06

MI and Mrs. William F. Dennis ell
tertained several hundred guests yester-
day afternoon from diplomatic. official
and resident society at delightful house
warming reception at their new home, on
Massachusetts avenue Mr.. and Mrs G.
A. Curry of Harrodsburg. Ky. house
guests, and Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nelson
Riker assisted. There was a decoration
of American beauty roses in the drawing
room and hall and of pink roses in the
dining room.
Evening star., 1914-02-06

Mrs. Joseph +. johnson entertained at
dinner last night at the Grafton. The
table was i'll yellow. decorated entirely
in spring flowers. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Downing, DIR. and Mrs.
David Jayne Hill. Col. and Mrs Lands,
Mr.. and Mrs l.. +. Cobb and Mr.. John
son.
Evening star., 1914-02-06

Capt and Mrs. Theodore Baldvi in en-
tertained at a costume dance last night
in compliment to their house guests, Mrs
Lambert of st. Louis and the Misses Tay-
lor of Worcester. Mass. The hostess anl
her sister. Miss Jndge. wore oriental COS
tunes and Capt Baldwin wore a Persian
costume There were about eighty five
guests from army, resident and otiicia
society.
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GeI9attSs @egweilcr.


.g1r w,ners & oids 60, i04 9sSowarb.eir.
8eitlineem 3eitidriftcn etc.
% Sge Baltimore 0eiuc 3d." Grneit g. 5uuer,
8eIndIisiiIbrer. 227 gioro,9aInertStrabe.
0eutibe Bidder lutO 8eiti6riften.
". eonidh, 10 gsoro'9oppletons srabe
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aSinpft ritterIidDl


I'D lieb oos @ort ols tii6n ee.
idwungnen Degen,
glls bIanfe 9an5e BEN @eoauteu,
Qod meine i'd, in ritterliHen
Sdranfeu
SoI iidb Der aompi Der 5eoer Sud
bewegen.
Tod peun Der nieO're Ebeil Der
Setter iif
Dit Sdmub bepirit, Den 9Ierger 3ii
DerbHllen
0ann fam grleubttng nidt aus
iolhem Born entquilIen.
Ga biIit niht GegenitoB, ni6t Son-
5enitid,
Ca Gilt es cine itarfe 6eoer, i9arfe
3lmge
llno mebr ais araft Der @riinoe,
Oeutihe 2iHge.
g8os ib I'M &f Der 9InonDmen
6aiie,
Sit. Oob tie 5eib'n uns oes @emeInen
Ger Cine tbuts in @orten oolhess
ieinen,
Ger glnoere tbut's I'M gerben Ion
Der Safe.
Gu oeutides 9olt, aus Dem ein
@otbe itommt,
$40 berrlih groB mir linieren Sbil-
Ter boren,
Bon allen Seiten lit es ia befaunt.
@s lit nur g3eio, Der uus ben 9lubm
pia nebmen
@s lit elm beiBer aompf Inn boDe
Sitter,
Ger tief erreot in 0eutidlano oie
@emiitber.
God ms Dor allen nihts bon 9iiid-
n1rtsihreiten
O2og' uns elm gutter @ott aeleiteu
Der neuen Seimatb trer, bod epig
trel Dem 0aterlanO,
Bon oieiem 3ieI fein @eiden nno
fein @anfen.
@s lperoen's emit nod iuniere @utel
Denten.
Sn Oielem Strebeu einig Sano IN
San0
9luf ebnem |iao, oui raubeu Cor.
nenmegen
llno moge GeutihIono neu erbliib'u
in Segeul
2ouiie WemeS
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Nlr Trump: ,Sic icben ect3ii.
demo aus 6etc 9Ibcn0-
9liB @eod: nSh ocr E6otl @aS
Sbr Mdnner bod INNER iiir nctte
Diugc iagt Der Slater bat mir
cben oaSicIbc geiaot-"
gRr Trump (ir @eiHebeR. ieincn
JaebcnbubIer in @crrui 81 bringen
DSie glarbeH bed uatirlih niht al
les, mas CT iagtl"
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! n@inen Giii3ier als Wlann
lmouanlal Oenf i6 mfrs rei8eno.
llno oonu mein' id wieoer man
iebt ii9 miioc, Oie epiee Uniform
n9hhtiel sIlio beiratbe einenalo.
rineofii5ier. Ger bat cine idbone
llnuorm uno 1T ME DoD
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plebg, ytorolelte Gdrlep'9lDe., ilaDe
@ermanio-glbcnue, IA bel TO-
G6os. 9. Grodett uno 5rau an
8eruoro q. Iou unO 6raiL O1oro-
ieite @orf Mouor.9lpey nabe @arri.
iou-9Ipe., so bel 12O.
Sobn 9, @lorr an 6. 0tilton Sue-
ter, g9eitieite @imlico &oaO, uabe
Gnantico-9loc., / @rlmoitiid.
Samuel @ont uno 6rm an sSo6n
81. Sberpooo uno 5rau Sitieite 81
iinore.9luey nobe gIlto.9lOe., @runo.
itiid.
gtatbou @utmau mo 6rau an
SorrD 6. aorr. Siiooitieite 2ibertp.,
nobe 2erington.Stry @rimoitiid
uSarotoga Building & 9auo Cor.
poraiion" an Gillian Wlca. anea,
gSeitieite SmaQmooo Stry nabe
@eitipoo0.9lOe., 14.3 bel 11O.
Steal eitote & Snip. 60" an
Samuel g. Marowis, Siteite Sono.
oersStr., 20.6 beI 81.
glrtbur 6. Sobnion on 9le6ecca 90.
SoImes, Siooitieite 9onboIe-Stry
nobe 0lprtle.9lpe., 1873 bel 80.
@m s. Sbeo, 9lOn, an @m. q.
Smiley, Suoieite Waulberrp, uobe
Yoppleton.Sr.. 1897 BEL 56.6.
@m. 81. SmiIeD an @m S. S6eo
II. o., Siioieite WaulberrD, nabe Bop
pleton-Str.. 1897 BEL 566.
W2arD 9. @attins al Charles s.
Forter, 0itieite 9rentpooo.gIoenue,
nabe 9iooleitraBe, IA bel 749 Sub.
CHARLES $. Borter an W1arg ..
@atfins lmo 9lnoere, 9rentlpooO-9loe
nabe giOoleItroBe. IA bei 74.9 SUB.
gilbert @ilbur II. a., 9ruitees, on
Sames z. Sones unO Srol 0itieite
Sigbt., nobe SombureitroBe, 10 bel
70 Sub
Sorrp @riifitb ou Clifton g. 1921,
Siioieite N2oi6er, nabe @ilmoritr,
10 bel J6.6 SUB.
0laru s. 9oDne an 9lfricat @1e.
tbooiit Bethel G6urd, 3lpei @ruuo.
itiide.
GIiie 2ower H. u. an @ertbo 6.
g9eld, ein @runoIiiid.
Senrp $. GrimbIe al Gbarles o.
Grimble H. a.. BERN, 5pei @rliuo.
Itiide.
Wlorris Geutid uno 5rolt an@oIf
9tubiu unO 6rau, g1ororpeit-Gdc Ga.
ratogo- imo 9ruceitroBe, 13 bel So
SUB
gOmaro Suiiin an WorplanO 2oo-
&c gar. 1874, 2oDol 0roer Of Nlooie,
gloropeitieite 1arforo glpe,, nabc
GbaieItraBc, ein @runoitiid.
gmilie WIiaer an Carlos 6. Ipi-
hea, elm @runOitiid.
2obmiiaer Building So. OIL W1id-
z. aoue, Gruitee, NorOieite 26. Str,
nabe @Juilforo 9Ipenue, 1875 bel n
Sub.
9lrtbur s. @beatleD mo 8rnu an
6ranf Criscoa, 6 @runoitiide
tSrauf Griscou an Wliloreo 9.
g9beotleD, 6 @rinoItiide
5roncis 6. Deuea Truiiee, an 3.
6. Depea, ir., 3 @runofiide.
9lnoretu s. @bite an 9uciuS 8olf,
SIOieite YreitouitroBe, no6e Wlorton
9laep, 1876 bel 76 SUB
s. @ebiter 6oofe an ". 6. COB.
meDer uno 6rait 0itieite @uilforo,
9lOeniie, no6e 20, StroBe, "a 6ei 1880
6nB.
Gbos. S 9lut6 an 9neronoer sSor
uno 6rau, 9ioroieite 2oioDette. nabe
WaiItou gloenue. 1910 Bel 70 Sub.
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@rnnSltads.lItbertraamnasn

SSobn 6. SiIper uno @ottin an
W}atiIoa Hiebl, OItieite Der Spring.
uobe Nlnoiion. Strobe 13 bel 60.
Sorrn @roB uno @attin au So
icp9 @ermersDoulen lm0 @attin,
@eItieite Der @iIIiams. nobe @eber'
StroBe, Is bel 81.
@nl. Il. @aruer uno glnoere, an
GbriItine 9(ooms. Noromeitieite Der
@op. nabe Gait. .StroBe. "a bel So.
@eo. 8. 2ang an Sno. Senrb
Wroiler uuo @ottirb gsorooiiieite Der
GorIeD-9lpey nobe @ermonio.glpe.,
24.6 bel ~.
6. @1ilton Sitter an s. S. Sbin.
MD, ir., uno Satin Siioieite Der
9ioro.glbenue nobe Smallwooo.9lDe-
t6 bel 80.
8odorD z. Gbelton ino @ottin on
glnorep IS. GronnpeIL gaorOoitieite
Ger Bolton. nobe 9offmonitraBe, t8
bel 81.
s. B. Sonoers ir., uno @ottin
an Soiepb @oee nno Satin @cit'
ieite Der 2ofepooo. nobe @oitern-
9IDcnue, 10 bel 70.
gorboro 01ottes al s. 9lober.
WlntteS, Siioieitc Der W1onrment. ma
be Rottcrion.@or 9lpenue, 1879 bel
70.
S. Strougbon Dopning an Sobn
airbp geber uno @ottin Siioieite
Der gRoie Sill Sery nobe OLD gorf.
aioao, 21 bel 100.
Gbos. 6. @onOnD lno @ottin all
5roncis =. @1cacepcr ilno Satin.
@eItieite DER 81. StroBe, nobe BOO.
ne.StroBe, 14.1l bel 90.
@h. 8. Soipfins uno g[noere, 30.
ntiniitrctor, an @bos. ". Soroine Il.
Bnttitt 9soroieitc Der Wacnteomerp-
strobc, nobe @iIliom. StroBe, 10 bel
70.
Wiorris 0u6onstp iino Satin an
Seon 2ittmou mo @ottin g1oroieitc
0er MonimeutsStr nubc Goen.
ItroBe, IA bci iO4.
2Iuguite 6uude al SenrD s. ggeo.
Der, 29eitieite Der Sonoper. nobe
Seotb. .StraBe, ia bel 100.
SenrD 6. Meoper an g(aguIte
sSiiiide uno 9lnoere, ggeIticite Der Su.
iober. nobe 6eotb. .SroBe, IA BEL
100.
Wlorp 9. @ilpil mo 2(noerc, an
oenieIben, @eitieite Der SonoOer.,
llobe SeatbsStroBe.
GIiie DegenDarot an Sol. 81. sc.
Genborot iino Satin, SiioIeite ser
Nreiton- uobe @iIcor. Strobe, 1876
bei 70.
Sanes 8. c5robom an Autb II.
Norne g8eitieite Der RoIonb gloe,
nobe McrrDmons Cane, 12 bel III.
Z Sopper 6 gaidolion uno sSrou
an Q. Sulbert Sod, Siioieite Gors.
ipen. nobe @olt-Str., IA bel go
MISUNDERSTANDING q. SO. an SeurD
s. @lottbeiu iino Groli, 9lorooliieiie
Siuolp, nobe Sorforo-9loaO, IA bel
3d.
Geo. s. 9lut6 uno 5rou al Seba.
Ition $. glotfomp Ditieite Golfiue.
ton.QlUe, no6e @ioole.Sirobe y bel
1916.
Geo. ). 2aua an 6rouf 8. lin.
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Stellensindle.
81 tanfcn eeindlt.

81 lnnfcn 1einmt
Nouitdnoile 8QdTci sGnrhtunaen tilr elne
fleine Ndderei gloreiIire Dor y. Y. 90"
Sentidler Gurreippnbent (cfils-l9)
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VaItimors W1nrFtbrridltc.

9amitoG II. Dttober 1914.
DScbl. 3ufiDr 1929 61iier,
einldlieBlidb 1887 6dIier 8u 2ocilit.
4oiut imo 207 5diier 81 Canton.
8ei8en. 3uhIbr it,543 gu.
Idel; 8erianot BON oen .@Iepatoren
2tS4 @uidel glcootoren @orrotb
2,770,0iS guldel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-19

Bropn: uSH babe EN- 9ldn3enbes
Wiiitcl @Idubigcr los3umcroenl~
@rcen; n9ldl pirflid21
grolun: uSo Elm unieblboreS
Nlittell"
@rccn: p2ieber Sungc, 1ciu G'e.
beinniB muB i'd pii;en; mciue@l6u-
bigger loiieu mid lcinen SIugenblid
IN Rubel"
grown 80, alio i'd babe eS ein
paaruaI beriuht umO Die 9eiite iinO
niht pieoerget0mmen."
Wrccn. DJlu. pie bait On oas
oenn ongeitelltY"
8ropn: sd babe Ie be5abltl"
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8n berfanfen:

gadtet fein ibeueres Sarmlanb im Noroen;
fommf nah 0em Giioen uno iauit oaS feiniie
In Qfmerfa fir bon $15 ben Ader an 0er
ilntcn fbnnen Gle eine crtra Grnle ieoes Sabr
8eben gRilhlcnte 8ieb' ilno @eilqel3lbier
fraee AZ oeden Scnoct iiir 9lliQlia @ampblei
Souibern Sielo" Nlaqa3ln uno 6armIilte. M
Y. 9iAnrbc, ganos mo Sno. glgent. Southern
&pn. Simmer 26s, gsai6ingion. 9 g.
(Eit1S2i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-19

D9ld oicic Wlduner iriibcr Fat
mir mein Wlam immer 0;c eritel
@ciIdeu gc6raht iucil i'd iie germ
battc ieBt brinoi cr immcr Den cr.
item SparAeI. peiI er ion aern bot.
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9qartfberidlte.

Danit iniere &eier Sic fiibluna
init Dem Sefuritdten-0lorftc nidt
perIieren merocu mir bon 8eit at
3eit Die Iebten glotirungcn scr bicii.
pengIttieub0rie brinaen pic oieiel6cn
an SaIuB, 81. SuIi, notirt ulroen.
Baltimore glftieu.gorIe
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8eltltngen, 3eitihrlftcn etc.
,sBe Baltimore Weipc 0p.." erneit g. 5uner,
Selndlisihbrer 227 ro,9aIperisStrdbe.
0eutibe Bidder ino 8eitihriften.
~ eaniHH, 10 aoro'4oppleionSrobe.
9ou-Moteriol, 1baren genIter.
robmeu 2ooen etc.
Samss Q. Softer Co. ii5-1i7 eiO5reoes
ridsSirnbe
0aotionoI.ganfen.
,,She cIb spmn glatlunnl geusn Gar. uno
Ssgrb eisbsS''u# #s6ne gs9 S9iarer % s0V' V'"'''s"''
Second National gnnfN 432 Snos groabiuab
M s. ggngner aaliirer.
,,QHefern g1ntionul Bnni" Ia 9loro'@uidiu'
Girnbe 80 W1drrioii dniilrcr
,Sormers anb Mler1onto' Nntlonal 9aut,"
gonib. unb 9omboro'Strabe.
Stoots, ,9onfen.
,Denlne ganl bun 9oli!mcrf~ 9altimore'
nno 0ouionbs SirdBe, Auallt 2eebet, Prnl'
bent. SEQ. 8. aone, aalllrer.
Gpor.gonfen.
,,TentIme eporbans pcn SaltlmoFe," ehIalps
uno 9oliimore'Sirabe
M2ormor. uno @ronit.@erte.
g. SIioarmsr & CONS, 22s aor0'cbarles.str'
2ouopirtbldoftlihe @er6tbe uno
SGmereien.
grIlllt0.xuraer Gsy 2o5 Ncr0.#oca'Sirabe.
2loDofoten.
anrl n. %. edoIt, 800 e. 4nn.girate.
c'niapHs aurb, 2ei-2o9 SaiDeri 9nilblno'
EIimbine, 6urnaees, 9tonges uuo
9eien, Gahoedcn lno 9finnen.
TsnHsit Bros 52s 9'crc'5semoni'sIDcnne.
9upferibmieoe ino @lunlbers.
Sspn, Qubert TIA 99omss setrabe. g. & y.
1elepbon; lsolie 1909.
Gi9entbinns -Qlgenten uno SGn0Ier.
glerts g. Dnaan & Mep6em, 10 citaerIno'
ton'Slrnbe.
Seucr. @eriiheruneen.
,,0uhnl Srlnrnnre 50. Of qlbrypuol." Senrp Dr.
9arIiele. Aelloen3.0 3.0sanoaer, ioi-i03 Cham.
bcr Dl Commerce tutl0ii1
,,@srmauIa 8enrrusrI9enIuaS Geitninalt,"
Baltimore NIB Norib'Sitabe
@Iehblotten Nletoll etc.
eOen, cauuia & 50. tnsorpoFItD, 1915
N0betionGtrnhel
@ionos uno 9raeln.
G1as. Dr. eteif gorosolberin strabe.
@iienpaaren oQer glrt uno 9uf'
ihmico 3ubebor.
6. ecoii No9ne Co., 362 s6l qorb'@nb. Cir.
Bfon0leib .@eiA1fte.
,0ouIollbaieo auan Co." gloro.Gaose seirnbe.
@e6oriom. Nihter ngInge.
flogter sic iinO 6eihuloiat in Ell.
uer @obmng ole 6lnrtbiire einge'
oriidt 81 boben. g9ie famen sic oo.
5u?" gInaeflo9ter: nSerr @e-
ridisboi es itano ia oroui: o9itte
oriidenl"
teInaer sel1reIen
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Northumberland pro Gso.. 25c.
@outalopes. pro Stiid Sc. .-l0c.
0omiou, pro Bed . 40c.
Sidel.@irnen, pro &ed .15c. zoe.
&fIaumen. pro Dubeuo. Sc. -f0c.
California Graneeu. Dubcn0 .40c.
DatteIn pro @iuuo ....... .10e.
@ropefruit, pro Stiid. 5e.-1Oc.
6eigen pro @funo. ...... .16c.
8firiide. pro 4orb .. 15c zoe.
8aiiermelonen pro Stiid 25c. c.-40c.
Suni.9Iepfel. pro Bed ..... SOC.
&aitanien pro Guart ... 15c.
Guitten pro Eed .. G0c.
6ifde.
5riiAer 2ads, pro &mno 20c.
Stir, pro &funo ..... 3Oc.
Grocus, pro @funo .. t2c.
9fod, pro @fluo f5c.-20c.
Salibut, pro @hino. ,. 20c.
@ebdutete Gatfilb, pro &fltno. .1Sc.
6oreiIe, pro Efino. 4. 10c. t2c.
@eIber 9orib, pro @iuuo. zoe.
6lunoern pro 4funo. .12c.
0orte 9robben pro 9uteno .25c.
Safe, pro 9ilmo. iOc.
arabbeniIeiid pro Ehmo soc,
arabbeu.u6lo pro @flmo .4Oc.
gSeide arabbeu. Duteno St.0O
glorioIt Spots. pro Rfun6. .15c.
Seebarib. pro @fuuo. .t5c.
Sbeepbcao, pro 4funo, .15c.
@utter uno Gfer.
Stiidbutter, pro Bhino ..... .42c.
Creamery (9Roqbutter). pro 4fo. 40c.
@ier (friiHe). pro Dubeno. .35c
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gsreiis i'm 9etingtOn.Wlar
TIeifh.

- = j We
2ommbroteI pro Hilno tSc.--20c.
ssuuoe Guteti, bro @funo .22c.
aoIbs.GoteIettens @fuuo 25c. soc.
Sdinfen, pro %fmo .23c.
Shinfen (scihnitten) pro Hio. 85c.
Standardization pro @mno 23c,
2omm.S .SdnieeI. pro @iino 25c.
aoIbssSduiteI $50. 4. 25c. SOC.
@orterbouie Steof. Nic.. SOC.
SirIoiu Stef. @iuno. .22c. 25c.
9lippeubrateu pro 8io, 1856 25c.
Suppenfleiid. pro Bfo. i2c. 100.
@onbureer Steof @f0. 16c. zoe.
Sol8fleiicb, pro 9Sfuuo. i2c. Zoe.
2omm Shulter, pro %iuno l5c.
Shmor.2omm pro 8finO. 12c.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-02
THE VERY BEST SHOW
OF ITS KIND ON EARTH
Kit Carson Buffalo Ranch Big Three
Ring Wild West Circus Best At
traction Of it's Character.

The above attraction, which Will ex-
hibit at Louisa on Saturday. October
10TH afternoon and night, is without
doubt the largest and best amusement
enterprise OF its kind extant. No ex-
pense has been spared to make 1t So
Coming &, they do. with their peerless
troop of zen. OF all nations the pio-
neers Of g west, Indians OF nearly all
tribes. tn az daring Cowboys, beautiful
Cowgirls, Zouaves, Cossacks, Mexicans,
Arabs, cavalry OF the United States
Germany, France and England, they
are well prepared to give us the very
best performance we have ever had
the good fortune to witness. And no
doubt we will in return give them a
packed arena. Excursions are TO be
run from all points and we will
have one OF the biggest crowds here
that we have ever had But Louisa
can well take care of them and will
entertain them In her usual style. Two
performances will be given on Satur-
day, October 10Th. And don't forget
that date.
Several features OF this world ia
nous attraction are the young ladies
OF the western plains in their remark
able riding and shooting, Cavalry Of
many nations, including our own boys
in blue. Indians from all tribes, Co.'S
sacks from Russia, the finest horsemen
in the world, Vaqusros from Mexico.
Cowboys in trick and fancy riding and
many others which we have not space
Mt present TO mention.
The mile long parade will take place
before the performance begins and all
should seek the main thoroughfares
and secure suitable point from which
to witness this great cavalcade,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-02
VIM. kouNs, Will FILED.

The will of the late VIM. Kouns was
filed for probate. The will provides
that all his just debts be paid; that a
monument shall be erected at his grave
not to cost more than $500; that $50
paid to his son Gus, and the balance
of his estate, which is estimated to be
worth $4,000, shall be given to the
superannuated Ministers Fund Of the
Methodist Church South. The will
was drawn and filed by Judge H. r..
Dysard.-Ashland Independent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-02
NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH.

Sunday School at 300 a. m.
Preaching services at 1880 n. m.
and 1900 p. m. Morning subject; The
Prince OF Peace Evening: why
There Is War in Europe" The Junior
congregation will meet Sunday morn
ing. Sacrament at the close of the
morning service. Let each member OF
the congregation, as far as possible, he
present.
Junior League at $3.50 p, m
Senior League at 600 p m, Hon
A. o. Carter leader.
Good music. A cordial welcome ex-
tended to all. Il. NJ. KEITH, Pastor,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-02
ssioNARY CONFERENCE
OF ASHLAND DISTRICT.

The Ashland District Missionary
Conference of the NJ. E. Church South
will be held in Paintsville October sth
and 9th. We expect representatives
from each division in the district
Adult, Young Peoples and Juniors.
MRS. B. NJ. KEITH, Sec.
The Louisa organizations have elect
ed the following delegates: Adult Mrs.
H. C. Sullivan; Young People, Mrs. e.
X. Spencer; Junior, Miss Helen Car
ter
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-02
SERIOUSLY STABBED.

Campton, KY, Sept 26.-In diff
Guilty on saltwater creek, this county,
Monroe Rose, stabbed and seriously
wounded billiard Barker. Rose was
arrested and brought to this place to
answer said charge
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-02
NoTlcE!

All persons owing us for merchan-
disc on account are hereby requested
to settle same promptly on or before
November /, 1914 After that date we
will sell for cash and produce only. All
systems Of accounts have proven bur
densome and prohtless. We sincerely
thank those friends and customers who
have always paid us promptly and VIII
have cash proposition that should
appeal TO all NJ. II, SWETNAM y
SON Wilbur. XIV. 7t-1O-3o
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-02
COURT OF APPEALS.

C. & o. Railway Company VS.. Friend
Floyd reversed whole court sitting)
Dotson VS.. Norman, Mounts VS.. Nor
man, Beasley VS.. Norman, Norman vs..
Norman, Pike; affirmed.
Dotson VS.. Delorne Lumber Com
pany, Pike; affirmed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-02
NOTICE TO NORA kENNlsoN
WoMAN'S CLUB.

The Nora Keunison Woman's Club
Will meet Monday afternoon, October
9Th, at O'Clock at the home Of the
president, Mrs. b. NJ. Keith. Every
member please take notice and make
an effort To be present at this the first
meeting OF the club year.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-02
STORE BUILDING FOR RENT.

The Lonr building In Louisa has been
painted and put into good condition
and is offered for rent. Plenty OF room
for any kind OF business Good light,
good show windows, plenty OF shelv-
ing and tables. Write or call on a. j.
LOAR, Huntington, w. Va. u-S-ll
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-02
THE BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The business college in connection
with X n. c. is starting off nicely
under Prof. Dorsey's personal super
vision Prospects for a large atten-
dance later in the year are very bright
A first class business education may
be obtained at this school
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-02

gala day for sure Aeroplane
flights nve big bands two mile par
AIDE, cowboys. cowgirls, Indians and a
riot OF all bright colored trappings on
the day we have Kit Carson's Buffalo
Ranch with us. Louisa, Saturday,
October 10.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-02
PROF. sYINeToN GETS
A LIFE CERTIFICATE.

Prof W NJ. Byington. President of
Kentucky Normal College, has received
"A teachers life certificate issued by
the State board, It is a document of
which he is quite proud, as they are
compnratlvely rare
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-02

Miss Vivian Hays, who is attending
the Conservatory OF Music In Cincin'
natl, and came home few days age
ON account OF sickness, was able t'
return wednesday. She was accom-
panied as far as Ashland by her moth
er, Mrs r. L. Stewart.