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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

The annual tag day OF the Ohio Val.
ley General Hospital. The palatial struc
ture on the South Side Wili conduc
- annual Tag Day sale today. Pre-
liminary meetings were held yesterday
the principal ou. being o. the chair.
mans and their assistants Of tho vari-
a helping committed throughout
Greater Wheeling. This session Vas
held Ia the sunday School rooms 81
the FIRST Presbyterian church and
was largely attended.
Pennants. boxes. tags. etc. were
distributed to the various district
chairman and the preliminary work
gotten under way Tea was served 10
the committees by the Junior King,
Daughters Of he church. The tag
day l. an annual affair aud large sums
OF money are solicited each year. An
unusual amount al Interest Del being
taken In the event and a prominent
number Of solicitors have been named.
IL Il expected a large um 81 money
VIII De received 10 help Ia paying the
EXPENSE Of the big institution.
The committee IN charge o. com
posed Of Mrs. G. g. simpson. chair
man; Mrs. Samuel Kraft. Mr.. How
ard Hazlett. and Mrs ~. q Franzhcim.
The corps 81 assistants follows:
FirSt ward.
Chairman. Mrs q ~ LlHt. aHsIatautr.
fasr Me. m, '"a 1870
Browne. Miss Elizabeth Mayer.
Second Ward.
'halrmFn. Mrs. EHIIie Mrru1lorn.
Miss Agnes Wilson. Nra. samuel Kraft
AHFistanfa. Miss Annie Rohb. Miss
trorkard. Miss Elizabeth Cumuiur. Mrs.
lrma krIu Miss Emily SommsrttUe.
Mis- sarah Jackson. Miss Ann CummIr4.
Miss Eleanor NwssuFN. Miss s-H.uhHuHsr
Miss Kidd. Mics Loretta Witty. Miss
Elizabeth calm Miss trma Schwaeb.
AltsF virginia Srhwush. Miss Gua1Ie
wright. MrE. Joseph PAUL. Jr. Mrs. ".
gene \ Hildreth. Mrs. r. ". Raird. Mrs.
Third ward.
Chairmsu. Nra. Alfred Paul.. Ms "
i Butler. Mrs. " g. FrHnEheIm. assist.
uutF. Miss Julia Never. Mrs. Price Whit.
nker. Mrs a s. PAUL. Nfre. Ie. e. PAUL.
Mrs Fan Adams. Mrs ~ O. Haziett.
Mrs. 4 - Hubbard. Mrs. Nelson Cecil
Mrs. WIZ HIGGINS. Mrs Harr, Eekhart
Mrs. W. y Wilson. Mrs John St0rcr
Mrs. Alex Paxton NTrs Cha. KIUm.yer
ST. Mrs. fhas kIlIme1sr Dr.. 1aufa
Etlwey"r Miss MARY TfIen Hazistt
Nit.s Elizabeth Collins wood. Miss F1iEa.
feth Paxton. Miss MARGARET Ucrvev.
Mis- Marie Efifsl sis. TIIrlbeth Hmm
Fourth Ward.
Chairman. Mrs Jos. Nstcsff. assist.
huts. Miss sue Mettalf. Miss Tseafe No.
tull1ch. Misc Iiliuu Arbeuz Miss Addis
Itnnn, Miss Helen Beckett. Miss Pauline
rifth Ward.
Chairman. Mrs Thomas ~ Moore.
asststnuts. Miss Edna Nhrsns. Miss no.
hccca Mckee. Miss Ruth Peabody. Miss
Elsie Martin Miss Nel Rumble. Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
For Miss Montaomery.

Misses Carrie Morrison. In Porus
and sue WaddplI. OF West Liberty.
very pleasantly entertained Al he
home Of the latter with a m~iscellan.
eous shower In honor OF Miss frankie
Montgomery who viii wed Mr.. vii.
lam krumme. Of Triadelphia. today.
The aiiair was given az the home ~
Miss Maddell and was one az the most
enjoyable social events ever held az
West Liberty. The bride 10 b. was
the recipient OF many and useful gifts
ne u were from two To tour
~ four O'Clock the guests repaired
10 The dining room where delicious
luncheon was served Among thos.
present We're, Misses Vida North
la Pogue, frankie MONTGOMERY. Ad.
ne Gardner. Mamie Montgomery. Car
RE Morrison. Louisp shorts. MAJ
Ruth. Ivy Geakel. Grace YeakeI Nary
Ammons. Julia Ridgley. Della Davi.
ana sue Waddell. Mesdames ID b
Rodgers, Harry Smith. Charles Mich
OILS, Glen E~mmerson. John Bonar
Ralph Morrison and J.. ". Emsley.
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In the collection. and they must be
seen 10 be appreciated.
n interested in fine furniture. don't
tatl TO visit Nicoll's at once. New
pieces arriving each week.
Two rooms are filled and the dis
play Is unusually fine.
Sale In charge of Mr.. Biggs. who
Will be pleased to see his many
friends.
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Tao Day Event.

The ladies Of the Ohio Valley Cen
eral hospital board met their assist
ants at the First Presbyterian church
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. AZ.
ter the meeting tea was served with
the following ladies 70 assist. Mrs.
Jesse Spcidel. Mrs. Robert HaZlett.
Mrs. T.. 4. Hildreth III. Misses Caro-
line Lupp. Alberta Stifel. Delphia
Young. Mrs. G. y. HanChcr. The ladies
hope 20 make this Tag Day the most
notable ever held. Early this morning
every vehicle In the city will display
flying ~peunanfs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

Announcement has been made in
W h"eling ot the engagement of Miss
nel'n Mcclure. of b a city. 10 Or.
iierschel l. Sattertiold. Of this city.
IN" marriage to be solcmnizod in the
near future. The announcement was
made AZ a sewing party at which
Mrs. Harry p McWilliams was Tho
hostess. The announcement will be-
learned with interest by the friends
OF ur. ~Sattcrheld In the city. He lis "A
successful dentist. and one of the best
known young mon in the citv-Fsfr.
mOut West Nirginian.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
Strawberry Social.

The ladies Md Society Of the Cor.
man VI. = church. on Chapline street
VIII give q strawberry social Thurs.
day evening. June II. in tho dinin,
room OF the now parish house. 4 cor.
dial invitation is extended 10 aycry.
one. and a large attendance Is expect.
Cd. Come and bring your friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
HAVE YOU SEEN I%T?---DISPLAY OF
MAHOGANY FURNITURE AT NICOLL'S
Samples in Windows Give Only Slight Hint of What You
VIII Find on the Inside.

Whcn you buy Mahogany Furniture
made by the Bigls Antique Co. of
Richmond. Va, YOU know what you
are getting.
Biggs stands for best quality and
workmanship. and the prices are reas-
enable.
This grand display will be al Nicol's
Tor n limited time only.
Their are many interesting pieces
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

Master Jack Supler. son Of Mr. and
Der NJ HIS cousins Monday 10 cole.
brate his tpnth birthday. 4 delicious
dinner was served with covers Tor
the following. MAZDA Nierbeuar
Charles Henry NierhcIIer. Alfred MIN
mack. Mary Suplar. Elizabeth Supiar
LOUIS" Suplor. Ien Dimmack. Nancy
SuplCr. Jack Suplor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

The members OF the junior class of
the Wheeling High school will be- hosts
and hostesses Friday evening az he
Stratford hotel In honor of the senior
class. Dancing will be- enjoyed. and
Old Gold and Blue will figure I'm the
decorations. The committee is com
posed OF Mildred Pracht. Virginia
neners christine Strochol: Messrs.
VIII Work and Collinrwood pauu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
Afternoon PARTY.

v ~
Mrs. Alfred Hell Of Martins Ferry
entertained with a fancy work party
az h"r home on North Fourth street
cdnesday afternoon from . to 8
o clock. Roses and ferns were used
effectively In he decorations and the
Following were the guests
Mesdames. Harry Wells. Robert
ho"hnl"in. j. NJ. blackboard. John Hen
drrsun, James Mcdill. George Ralston.
FRANK Heinrich. Emmett Foster. Frank
Morrison, Homer L~itteuherber. Frank
Seddwick. Frank Burnhardt. Albert
BlQmeuburg. George Reese. \. ".
Owen. \. W. Kert. George Cook.
James R%alston. George Hell. James
i'm. Robert Kerr. J. g. parr. n. G..
Pratt. Lee Morris. Bert Picket. Harry
Stewart. Walter Taylor Harry Nc
Williams. Heryey Carter. Ira Sedg-
wick, Charles Ryan. Charles Hell. J.
Edward Blackford. Fred Dixon. CHS
W. Hell. William Dixon. Charles Up
degrah. John Hayne. Ellis Lash. v. %.
Williams, George kObcrtshaw. Robert
Blackford. Harry Humphries. samuel
Alpaugh. Samuel HcatOn. Thomas Nc
Pherson. George Johnson. August He'll.
William Hoge. Ross Robinson. George
Smith. VI. r Cole, r *. Hoge. Alex
Dixon, X. II. Wilson. Simon Parker. r..
{. Boyd, John krim. \. r. Sclhy. John
Johns. Gray Shreye. Charles Shreve.
Charles NOgL. John Heryev. NJ.
II. Maxwell. G. A. Mauret. Edward
Arbdugh, walter Carlisle. Hans Girls
we'll. Sutton Palmer. Charles Morgan.
Howard McNash. Wilbur Davis. New
ton Barbour. Lizzie He'll. Beta ENlcy.
Ella Bishop. Herbert Carmichael. Will
lam Mann. Capt InglcbriEht. Edward
Bruney. Andrew Friedrich. Frances
MullaBsy. W. ". Hobbs. Charles Coch-
ran. Jennie Gatchell. Mary Littenber-
ger. Mrs. Tilton. John Rice. ]. O.
Perry. George LeSeur. John Turner.
Fred Selby. Elmer Reed. David Medil.
Roy Woods, Mary Sheets. Eva Hell.
Geo Matthews. Barnesville. O.. Geo.
y. Hell. Newark. o.. VIM. Mackay.
Brilliant. O, Carl McGrew. Pittsburgh.
Pa. ". ]. LeSeur. Washington. Pa.
Neville Ulrich. Rayland, o.. Edward
Hell. Lansing. O.. Harry Ulrich. Wheel
ing. Ben Heuhart. Wheeling. Thos.
PurseClove, Bridgeport. John Coon.
bridgeport, ]. S. Cochran. ST. Glars
willie.
Misses. Harriet Copham. Bertha Hell
Ella Default. Emma Lewis. Name
Thomas. Roberta He'll. Blackford.
Name Boyd. Madge Heaton. Anna Hsil
Ada Barbour. Eta Barbour. Lillian
Dean. Martha Grier. nellie He'll. Mary
Swartz. Ella Kerr. Lula Mitchell. Della
Hell. Blanche He'll. Nevada Sharon
Mary Carter. Martha Foreman. Emma
He'll. Nesta Hell. Mabel Anderson.
Brilliant. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

Mrs Ed Suplor. OF Rouev's Po'n,
entertained tho Priscilla Sewing club
MeInesday from 3 10 . o'clock Mrs
club next. WV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

Of friends in Shorrard for % few days
Mr. and Mrs Walter Usswirk and
daughter. Of Bridgeport leave for
California to make their home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

Miss Mary Hest o%ntertaInod Win a
sewing party Wednesday afternoon
for Miss Helen Mcclure. who weds Or
~ l. Saterfeld. of Fairmont. on June
~ Pink and white were the colors
used. and The Enests wnrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

Tho bridge tea 20 be given hv tho
Civic Department ~ the Woman CNih
SATURDAY. afternoon Of This week AZ
tho \ y T.. W rooms g. attracting
n great deal ~ attention Those not
caring 20 T17v bridge may sow or PLAY
d0miuooe and an are welcome 10 AZ.
fond The admission o. fwonfy.fyo
cents Recreation may hn made bv
dale. Rel phone $50 vs. Nff
Tho committee in CHARGE o. con-
r0uod ~ Mrs 7. s.. Rolf Nra J Nc.
Faddon. Mrs r q. Ewing. Mr. Nd.
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DANCE PARTY
FOR VISITORS
GWEN AT COUNTRY CLUB FoR
hH AND MRS. JOHN SANDS,
OF NE"GERSEV.
wives and Sisters 81 Commercial
Travellers viii Take Trip 20
WsoGtnston To-day

A dance party was given az the
Country CLUB. "Wednesday venir fo-
Nj and Mrs. John sands. OF Glen
hldge y. J.. who are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs L r sands. on the Island.
bancing was enjoyed until n O'Clock.
when a delicious luncheon was served
n aualr wa informal. and music
was furnished by the Country Club
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2R G~-

mony. tho happy couple will leave on
O. short honeymoon trip. after which
fh'F VIII lo to housekeeping boz a new
nuIr which SIR Darayaci01 has rom
pI'frIy furnished boz WarWOod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

WAS Tho play exciting"
ION. very AIT tho actors were ar.
rested after tho second abf. and all
fh' people in the audience were sum.
wunrd as @vIfnrea's Kansas city
journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
YOUNG WOMEN WILL BE CUT
EARLY WiTr LITTLE TAGS
AND REMNANTS.

To AID IN Raising Money 20 Help De.
tray Expenses Of GA tnEfttutton
From , Charitable standpoint.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

N,U is tho time 90 E,f rid of your
rheumatism TRY n twenty Eve cent
bottle of Chamberlain Eminent and
sr" how quickly your rheumatic pains
disappear sold hy sIl dealers ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

II should advise you 10 gamble.
rather than write" said the man OF
conspicuous opinions.
Yes replied MT. P~enwiggle: but
n gambler has 10 have money 10 start
with."-Washington Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

Miss iansN Porter, Of Patterson.
has been ~ for the past several DAYS.
James Howard. who was recently
elected as delegate TO the Southt BEND
convention of the LOYAL order OF
Owls. will leave today for South Bend
TO attend the convention that will be
held Junp l3.
ATTY. J. J =. O'Brien is attending
Federal Court in Parkersburg this
week.
Mrs. Cecilia Etz. mother Of DR. Har.
old Etz. is the guest OF her brother. I'd.
Nelly in ParkersburC.
y. g. Cochran. who has been the
guest or relatives and friends in the
city. has returned TO his home in Park.
ersburg..
W. =. Kahler. Of Huntington. is the
guest OF friends in the city and at
tending the Wheeling High festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs G. a. Gates. Of Char.
lesion. are guests OF friends here for
a few DAYS.
Gus Hartrung. who has been down
IN the state on business Is spending
the week here TO attend the T.. c. T.
convention.
Miss Caroline Price. Of Twenty
ninth street. is detained al her home
on account Of illness.
Miss Jessie Warner. of Limestone,
Is spending several DAYS in the CITY
visiting relatives on tho South SIdp
Mrs. Francis White. Of Morgantown
Is m" guest of friends al Edgwood for
p few days.
Miss Anna Beuier. OF this CITY Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Joseph Slender
az New Martinsyill", for a few DAYS
william Ray. Of this city. spent
Tuesday in Wellsburg. t~ransacting
business.
Miss Mae l.. Vilsack. Of Pittsburgh
Is sepndinE several days In the CITY
us D guest of local friends.
MISS Margaret Hcnning. OF Charles
Ton, is the guest Of her aunt Miss
Kate Wiedebusch. for a few DAYS.
D' ". l. Satterfold. Of Fairmont
VIII arrive in the city 10 he tho guest
Of friends today.
I'd Nincher has returned from Sc.
"ickley. whore he took in a tennis
tournament.
Miss virginia Brown. Of TniontoVn
is = guest in the CITY for a few davs
Miss Florence HoCe is In attendance
CaCo. ,"'
Mr. and Mrs John Sands. Of Glen
,L.nte; y y ar guests Of Mr. and
Mrs j.. r Sands. on the Island.
hev. and Mrs. jacob B~rittingham
81 me island. ar" in Morgantown "a
attend n missionary convention.
Mrs 70 Maynard Kimberland and
son Kendall. are guests Of Or and
Mrs Harvey Baldwin. Of Philadplpbia
They viii then 20 to New Havpn tc
see Miss Eunice Graham graduate
Miss Sarah Colvig. who was opar
at"d ON for appendicitis. is IMPROVING
Louis Floiehcr was tho ruoe, nj,
friends IN Steubenville on Wcdnrs
dav
Mrs Anna Houf. of Nianninrfo, ".
Va. returned home today. accom-
r7rl'd as far as Wheeling hy Nfre
Eil1 Jacobs -Steubonville Herald star
Mrs Jeanette Irwin and son nj
Wlo'linE are AZ tho home Of lfrs
HinfN Nrll0r ST CtairayfIlc Cazrft
Mrs $ H Strauss. Of New YORK.
noe Ella Fleming is tho guest Of her
sister. Mrs George Nahn. near Wheel
ing park
Miss Mabel Anderson. ~ Brilliant
Ohio. is The guest OF friends In ths
city
Mrs George vs. He'll. Of Newark
ohio. and Nrs Carl NcGrcw. Of Pits
burg are guests Of friends in this Gin,
and Martins Ferry.
Mrs Thomas purrorfovo. Of 81
iI1ireFIIIc De- "a guest in the city.
T. 80 banner has been tho sues
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

ward Franzheim. Mrs GUY r. C. Al.
len. Miss Pauline Horkheimer. Miss
Jennie MCGOWAN. Miss Martha Chew.
Mrs Thomas b Moore. Mrs. J. W.
Bryan. Miss Elizabeth browne. Miss
Julia Mayer. Mrs. T. =. Romine. Mrs.
F. r Boyd. Miss Cecilia Speyer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
About People

Movements 60 individuals 20 I
n Frcm tie Clty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
PASTOR LEAVES.

Rev. August &. Rasche. pastor OF
st. paul's Evangelical Lutheran
church. will leave this morning for Ze-
hcnople. Pa. to attend the PenncyIva-
mia district convention. which will
convene IN that city June II for n -four
days session Mr.. ~ Humble will
represent the local congregation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
For Mrs. eesniek.

FoF WIS beo~lck.
pretty luncheon vas given ~ u.
country club Tuesday when Mrs Cha-
~. Duncan Of bridgeport erfsrtafuad
a a farewell 20 Mrs. Walter Besuick
y i-ates With Mr. BesWick and their
daughters. Grace and NAV. FOR Csiifor
MIA To make their home.
lovers were laid for twelve guests
an OF whom ara members OF a bridge
club. They are as follows.
Mesdames
alter besWick Or MCGlenu
" III Qulmby J. X. Hunter
noNard besWick Charles Duncan
- fark'r William smith
Misses
Dorothy Duncan Lula Adolph
Bess Nogle
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windsor-T ~ McCorkIe. EIkins
C. " shipper. Nartiushurr " T
Nllhamsor. Leroy SWluburue. Charles
ton : " stone. Charleston e. :
Frazier and wife NJ q Gibbons and
son. larkershurE Mrs " ID Coonz.
inCton Mr. n Mrs A D. sees. Hunt
lnEtor Ralph r. Thomas. J. r. Jones.
Miss tadci" Edgel. Miss Pearl Edrsl.
q. n Rogers. William Summers.
C~harksburs a. p Reed and Vife. RI
ienboro p Cappet Clarksburr G..
D. smith. fairmout. / ~ Booze. FL
kin A l. Odb-rt Falrmont
Stamm,Johu A Book. Pennington.
Amos p RohrbouEh. Bslin4tou. D.
Buzzard. W X Ross. \ = H.cksrt.
W. o. Burnside. ClarkshurE Carson
Post. Ellenboru. J. " Castor. Castor.
W. Va n J. Lynch and wife. Clarks-
burg. 6torL" r Norman. tlcrElls.
; ~ Hamilton. /. l. Wheaton. o. D.
phillips. t~larksburc " l. Hoffman.
Grove SerE'ut. \. JOHN and wife.
faIrtuout. J. a. Goldman. r. } Hatzsl.
FarmiuCtou. a l. Purdy. New CON
cord. O.. W H. Campbell. Falrmont
T. W. Coa and wife. rarkershurl. e..
Ludy. Zauos,llle. o ". Basil. T. l..
Simous Mrs e.. l.. Simons. Blair -.
mons. Elklus.
Mcclure James = Campbell. Farm.
lntton. Ray mond Halter. Fairmont.
- w l-uSt, dAuertuTE. Ia MIS-.
II. Weaver. Airs. NJ. Redmond. smith
neld 4 p Magncr. T. \. Bates. G.. N.
burnside. J NJ Nsuley. r. l. Queen.
" g. Derby. a. l. queen. G NJ Good.
man. James \ Quicker. ~Clarksburg. r.
) SuddasCh. Grafton Mr. and Mrs. n.
r hoa,rs, l~etoWu. W. Va. Fred
Hornickei Flushing. o. Nellie g..
Grimes. farker-burE. : Y Rigs. st.
Maris G. ~. stone. New Martins.
vile D. r. Parrill. Clarksburg. e. n.
Carpenter. ~Parkorsburg a. VI. smith.
C. II. Bartlett. Falrnont. D. \ Read.
away, larkcrshurV. George r. smith.
"Morgantown. a. u Mead. Manning.
ton " W. Drpue. Spencer. Charles
p smith, FaIrmont. r. r Reese.
Kings Greek.
Grand Central clyde Mccormick
GAINESVILLE W VI. Bsycridre. Clarks
burg, W. A Hart. J~acksonburg. 4. u
caldwell, All'donla. O ". T. Lively.
Charleston n Il. Wickham and wife
Grafton ". J. Fisher. GAINESVILLE.
Brunswick-I T.. Bore. Hannibal
20, r T. Williams. DoIa. T. &. Ben
nett, Brown Thomas Toorney. smith
vile. G. p Allison. Chester. I. r
Rardin. ParkersburS.
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The Misses Helen Garvin and Ruth
McCOmhs entertained the members Of
the VI y. y. Club Tuesday evening at
the formers home near Shcrrard. The
evening was DELIGHTFULLY."- spent in
games. music. sewing and delicious re-
froshmcuts were served AZ e conven
tional hour. Several visitors were
present AZ the meeting In addition 10
the members.
Among those present were the FOL.
lowing
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Chairman. Mrs Thomas n Moore.
'sststnuts Miss Edna Nhrsns. Miss no
Mckee. Miss Ruth Peabody. Miss
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-12-17
WE GRIyIyE FOR THE LOSS OF
THIS BRAVE AND GOOD
Old FRTEND

Dear Sir: I have ben thinking Of
writing you for some months, to in
form you of the death of one of your
most ardent supporters and loyal
friend, my papa, G. n. Stroller He
died on May the 8th, 1914. He
spoke almost daily of Tom Watson, "
what a great and noble man he was,
and what he meant for his country.
His love for you was great.
I want to take up the subscrip-
tions to the Weekly Jeffersonian IN
April is, when papa's subscription
will have expired. | am now taking
the monthly, and enjoy both very
much.
Pardon your poor scribe this one
time, [ had to steal Off and give vent
to my feelings, and / know no friend
like dear old Uncle Tom. I say
uncle, because l feel way down deep
in my heart that he really means
uncle to me. It's a comfort, yes
consolation to know as [ know, (yet
unknown I have q friend IN so
great and beloved man as Uncle
Tom Watson.
I am sincerely,
MRS. J. 0. CALDWELL.
Lincoln, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-12-17
HE USED TO DE AGAINST WAT
SON: is WITH HIM NOW.

Dear Sir: I am in my 66th year,
have always been q Democrat and
have voted in every election since I
was 21 years old, until Smith was
nominated over Joseph M. Brown.
had never failed to vote for the nOmi-
nee, but I was so disguised with
Hoke Smith that I would not vote
for him and felt honor bound 10 stick
to the primary. Then this last pri-
mary and general election my name
was not on the book. l sure did
register and the tax collector says
SO. I never had an execution against
me in my life and never had a case
in the Superior Court. [ wanted to
vote against Smith and Hardwick,
they had the people sidetraclzed. Out
Of over over one hundred there was
only 36 votes p0lled, with all against
those two men but two.
write you this, giving an outline
Of myself, for | want to acknoWled ge
that [ have been against you ever
since the PoDulist days. was wrong
and you were right. [ beg your par
don and tell you I am with you to
stay. I think you are the greatest
and truest man Of all our leading
men, would vote for you for any
Office within the gift Of the people
and am done with the Roman Cath
o1ic party. 7 love the principles or
Democracy, but the party at this
time has the name and not the SUBJ
stance, just like trying to split rails
out Of the shadow Of a tree. [ don't
believe in Capitalization, hence am
not Republican, and both old parties
are like Punch and Judy on the same
string, when the string is thUmped
they both dance and promise any
thing to get elected Just like Hog
Tail Smith, the reason I call him
that is he is just like hogs tail,
more ornamental than useful I have
quit those subsidized papers. I quit
the Constitution two years ago, sub
Scribed for the Journal, got one or
Two papers and sold my subscription
to it for 5 cents. I am taking the
Jefer8onian and would not do with
out it while it remains as it IS, pub
fishing the truth and exposing error.
| endorse every line Of it and if
people viii read it, it will educate
them and as you say, that is just
what they need. for ignorance is q
curse not bliss as some say. | am
talking the Jefferson:a an up all [ can.
VIII you please give the number of
votes that Smith and Hardwick re-
ceiTod for Y. S. Senator'S in the state,
l cannot find out and want to know,
the vote must have been small I
have always supported the nominee,
except Hoka Smith. I voted for DR..
w. II. FELTON,, am clad I did, and
would be glad to support another
just like him, but I am done with
the cid party.
Yours truly,
90 TOTTNT DTNrNTTN-G