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Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
Benefit Musicale.

The women OF ST. Bridgets church
win give q musicale this evening for
the benefit OF the sisters OF the school.
IL will be given at Centurion hall.
Twenty-sixth and + streets, in South
Omaha. Among those taking part from
Omaha are; Mr.. sigmund Landsberg.
pianist; Frank Mack. violinist; John
McCreary, tenor: Harry Burnley, BARI
tone; Mrs Leo Hoffman. soprano, and
Miss Ruth Flynn, pianist.
Others on the program are; Mr.. George
n. Hughes OF Council Bluffs. imper-
senator. and Mr.. John Mullen OF South
Omaha, dramatic reader.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21

vet gown with hat and muff TO match.
Mr. Eugene Kohn of Omaha was the
best man.
A wedding dinner was given Tuesday
evening to the family and very near
friends and the ceremony Wednesday
morning was followed by a wedding
breakfast at the home OF the bride
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackenzie will be at
home after January In Berkeley. Cal
Mr.. Mackenzie IL In the construction
business in Berkeley and until two years
ago resided in Omaha,
The Omaha guests attending were:
Meadames-- Mesdames--
Alexander Mac Donald Mackenzie,
Kenzle,
Miss Norma Mackenzie.
Messrs. Messrs.-
Herbert Kohn, Eugene kohn.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21

board advertising. The occasion is to be
the monthly dinner Of the Ad club at Sis
The talk is to begin at 7:15. On these
occasions some member of the Ad club
acts as chairman, handles the arrange
ments for the speaker to suit himself
and gets who he bleases and, on what
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
wedding Announcement.

A quiet wedding was celebrated Thurs
day In An Saints church rectory. when
Rey. 7. J. Maokay United IN marriage
Mr.. Henry Hansen and Miss Clara Hay-
iik. both OF Omaha. The attendants were
Miss Mary Hansen Of Fremont. a sister
OF the groom. and Mr.. Reuben A. Faux
OF Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
Fridav. November 30. 1a14.
By MELLIFICIA.

HEARD the other day which much TO all
Il this talk of cotton going about.
The a celebrated affair held and
highly
insisted that
prette fabric made
imaginable, the lngo)
This solons wife, suddenly ducked
mode.
them,
midst
here? Lgge and his Mr.. Lg
which planted
garden number bulbs bossomed
OF he n
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
Observation-Disclosures y5.aa;ro

The wedding Of Miss Anne Mary An
nundson. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Annundson. and Mr.. Leon Roderick
Mackenzie, son OF Mr. and Mrs. Alex
ander Mackenzie OF Omaha, was cele-
brated Wednesday morning at o'clock at
Holy Trinity church, Harrington Neb
Rev. DR. schuetEen officiated.
The bride wore her travelling gown OF
navy blue broadcloth trimmed with lynn
fur, with hat TO match.
Miss Blanche Suing OF Spokane. wash.
was the bridesmaid and wore a brown vel
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
Goes East for Wedding.

Mrs. Israel Marx left Thursday for
Philadelphia TO attend the wedding OF her
niece, Miss Marion Summer, and Mr..
Jack Newman, which will be celebrated
Thursday evening Of next week at the
standard club in Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
CHlcAGoAN TO ADDRESS
AD CLUB NEXT TUESDAY

A Chicago advertising man is to be in
Omaha Tuesday evening to talk to the
Omaha Ad club on street car and bill
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
Pleasures Past

Miss Ruth Simon gave n surprise party
at her home Wednesday evening In honor
OF her brother, Edward Simon. Decora.
lions were carried out in a color scheme
OF red and green and the evening was
spent In playing games. Those present
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
For the Future.

Mrs. w. W. Kerr win entertain the
members OF Maple Leaf chapter, order
Of the Eastern Star. at a kensington
saturday afternoon. at her home. SIP
North Nineteenth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
For War Relief.
Mesdames--
Ben Wood.
To Honor Guests.

Mrs. George Brandeis entertained at
luncheon at her home in Fairacres Thurs
day in honor of Mrs. Bosworth and Mise
Lillian Rogers OF Chicago. Covers were
placed for nine.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21

subject appeals TO him. Robert Manley
is to be the chairman OF this meeting,
and it is Manley who has selected the
Chicago man to give the talk.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
Group ana Cough Remedy.

DR.. Kings New Discovery gives almost
instant relief: first dose helps: best rem.
edy for coughs. colds and lung trouble
COO and 500. All OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
msnt.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
Elks Dancing Club.

Tho Elks Dancing club gave its second
dance Of the season In It's club rooms
Wednesday night. Tho next party will
be held on the evening OF December 2.
Those present were:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
Parish Aid Society.

The Parish Aid society OF All Saints
church met this afternoon in the wattles
Memorial parish house.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
WeddinQ Announnement.

The wedding OF Miss Edith Thomas and
Mr. Wayiand Magee win take place Tues
day evening az half after o'clock. Al
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21

method that Omaha people have for get
ting in instant touch with such oppor-
tunities.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
Benefit Luncheon.

The women Of the First Presbyterian
church save benefit luncheon today in
the church parlors.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
Ms. Webster Entertains.

Mrs John Ice Webster was hostess
today at luncheon at her home. Covers
were laid for;
Mesdames- Mesdames-
J. j. Brown, John n. Baldwin.
Henry w. Yates, Herman KountEe,
John G, Gown, @. w. Linlnger.
James McKenna, J. w. Gannett
Thomas Fitzpatrick. c. +. Henderson.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
Ia Ieos Dancing Party.

The Ia Icos club VII give q dancing
party AZ the Prairie Park club house
this evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
ID Give Dancing Party.

The Etavirp club win give a dancing
party at Chambers Tuesday. November
=. 1914.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
For Miss clifford.

Mrs. ]. u. Summers entertained the
seasons debutantes at luncheon today
In honor OF Miss Ann clifford. a Japa-
nese garden decorated the table and COW
ers were placed for:
Misses Misses
Ann Clifford. Blanche Deuel..
Frances Hochstetler. Janet Hall,
Eleanor Mackay, Alice Jaquith,
Lucille Bacon. Harriet Metz
Stella Thummei
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
Theater Party.
Those in the party;

A theater party was held Thursday
evening at the American by the t. p. r.
II. club.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21

tho homo Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs J. w Thomas.
The wedding viii be very small. only
the immediate family present There will
be no attendants Rev. +. j. Mackay Of
All SAINTS Episcopal church viii officiate.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
JollY Twelvs Card Climb.

The Jolly Twelve eard club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs John Huffman. Prizes for the
same were awarded 20 Mesdalnes Ida
Brown. w. z. Lane. w. +. Jones. Fred
Zero ana p. Hasford. The members are:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. William Young,
Mvs Msv
Mrs. Elias.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-21
u IT'S In style 73ergS HGUs 1t.

This sale is offered while our as
sortments are still complete. All
sizes and all colors, in all the de-
sirable materials and all gar
ments are in the very latest mod
els that are being shown in New
York.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
SreO- sSspcr9anicr tot.

Su 9oiooeua, Sal, lit am A.
gIpril &err Srieorid @eDcrboulcr,
Ter picIiadc @iaiondr, BETTER rel.
der @alobcitanoe mO weItbeiamtc
N%ol5bonOlcr in q. Eonl. Nfiun.,
chs Ocnl 2cben Qeid)ieocn.
GrieOrid @eDcrb1uicr ilanintc
aus Ger iiioocutidcl Ortidlait Bic.
Ger Saulbcim ln0 mar onl 81.
9'eoember 1894 geborcn. Seine 81.
tern lcbtcn III drmlihen 8erb1ltnii.
len mo Der iungc Mcnerbanicr er.
grill 5unddit oen 9erIlf cincs yanO.
crbcitcrS mo mtcritiittc id)on ais
ainlbe ieine Mnticr mo ieine Sduc.
tern Ourd) 0as, ipls ar uerOientc.
llntcr ioldtli llmii6nocn erbiclt ct
81 elmer bcii.rcn Sdnlmusbiloma
Icifc Belt mo ieiue Wiiicnldnitlihcn
@enmtniiic bcidyrtnften lid aui 81
len, Smrcibcn mo Ncdnen. Mls
iungcr Mlnru ultidIob CT lid, nadl
Der nelleii gSclt niSslipan0cru in0
Mnd)fc leiicl GntihluB SIR Cat I'M
Sabre 1862. Gr bradltc Oiilttcr mo
Sdncltcrn nit beriibcr mo i0no IN
eric, va, 5uHdhit Hnltcllmnl il ci.
lcr grmucrci. ScOpd oicie WcId1I.
ti0rnN laaic ibm uidlt III mo CT be.
cab lid nad) Dem @eitcn, 100 cr Iidj
II HodlanO, ST., miieocIte. gr
iano Oaielbii cine Ncidaitiolma III
ralcr S1gcmiiblc nit cincn onIdta.
lldcn Saaclohn bon ST. Shon iladJ
s Monatcn erbielt er sic Stcluna ci-
ues @ctricbSIeiterS uno mad, NbIoif
zines SabreS muroe CT Eeilbabcr ser
6irmo. Nolo mur0e er ~IclbIt1uoiu
mo fauitc groBe &nIoimgcn nl., sc.
rem erloS ibn SIT eilem geualtiacll
Aeidtum brahte, Nnn lit oieIcr
tiidtigc mo r%aitloie Mann 0abinac.
idicOen nit Dem 6efricoiaenoen &c.
pnBticiu, feline YfIidt Itets crfiiat
si baben. gr riIbe in 5rieOen.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
Die s6arpn naira.

Sanptiddlid in Der aeaenpdrti.
aen 3cit lit Die WienIdbeit Oft bc
5iI8li6 Der Scbcnsmittel groBen we.
iabren ausgeieBt. Dit gebt Die nidtS.
abncnoc 0ousfrau aif Oen Marft.
nadt lire 9iutduie, obne 81 wiiien,
lUas lie taiit. Die Guuntitdt fam
Dobl nidt geidIi6t fDerocn; aber nm
10 mebr Ole Guolitdt. IrOb alien
9inihrcitcns pom Soften Ger geh0r.
DC lit cine politduoige 0arantie nidt
moglid. aaum miro cin 9abrunas.
ltoff 10 OFT benuBt uno gcbroiht ais
9eraOe 0lild, uno Ocspeacn lit es
beionOerS n%otuenoig. nit DEM Gin.
fauf oeriel6eu porlidtig 81 iein. IS
bat nun bier IN 98oibington 0ic
pSbnron Gairp" ueltn IegeIn alf.
Jcitellt, wie man Miid gut aufbe.
pnbren fanrL mo genannte 5irma
~lieiert ole m0gli6lt bette WPil9. 8elaqte
&e9eln weroen ben Mildhaihen beige
legt. Siebe aud oeren gnnonce all am
oerer Stelle.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
samotOrinm fir Srimfsr.

lie @eilsarmee nimmt iid) 81.
fonntIiherpeiie icbr Der IeioenOeu
Menidbeit oil. 90 bat lie Oenn mnl
aud cine GrinferbeiIonltaIt oiif al.
ner 6ornl, i'll Der N0be pom 6orrcIt.
uiac, Mo, errihtet. Die Gage Der
Iuitolt lit p~or5i9lid. oilf einen &ii.
lcl, IN elmer icbr gefunoen @egeuo.
Cine 3weiiel lit oieie Snltitutiom
Gin Seilort boditcr Yoten5, sltmaI
lie 10 mandem mgliidIiden @eifopf
oas @liid mieOer 5nriidbrinet. - IS
ludre iebr miinihcnsmert. pent aud
oie Mcgicrnlg Oo5ii b%ciiteuern mir.
DC, 5ltmol dil Si5enien idbrIid cine
bolbe Miuion oil Den 0iitritt GoIum.
tio ge5ablt miro.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
4)raktifdr luinkr
i-l-tiA--sA-s-~.rsl- - ~

Bel @ni5inDuag ON 5uBe. r5 an
8aIeu, an cer 3ebe ooer an 9ii6ners
ouoen, legt man adt 3oge lang Mteuos
Gin aus friidem @aFer geuunoenes
sud, feds Bis antfd4 auf lie fronte
Stelle, nomentlih Tim bic 3eben, oas
riiber pidelt nan Gin mollenss 3u9.
9anbf@u9e reinigcn.
lin ridt ou3u famuBigc, fsus
6un0f6ube trodea 5u reiuiaea 3iebt
man OieIe ii6er Die 6ano rm0 f~iirIteE
tie nit einem GemiI4 bon gtei@c1
5eileu Malterer6e uno geaofcnem
@loun, rei6t Tie beruaG ob, bcHrsi6t
Ie nit trodener 4leie uno Salt uao
tlopft Iie-enbli6 ous.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
s iirrote $ E.

DIS Nlittel, Die 9tOte bon ben 9dils
ben gu eutfernen, miro 6olgen6es eHs
pfo6len: 3pei ousoeI4logene frilGe
Gier per0en nit ] lIn5e fetiem Mlans
bel6l perrii6rt; bdnn peroen 1 hinge
Gofenpa1er uno { lln3e 8en3oes
3inttur 3ugeIeBt uno oues qleids
mGBig gemif9t. Mit bieIer .MiiGung
beItrei6t man bic SnnenIeite eines
YaareS Mot Su enger 9an6idube ulG
trGgt bieieI6en einige gddle binour9.
~Sieben lln8en g~epulperier MarIeil.
fer SEIZE, 81 lln3en @dnomOaOel-
&leie, % llN3en gepIlperle @eil@ens
pur3eln, J lln5e 9etrodnete Sooa unb
% lln3ea Teismebl mdGt man in
nigf 5uIammen uno p%arfiimiert bic
N{if9ung init 1 hinge 8eroamoi0l. J
llr3e 3itrousn= unO : hinge Q~abenoels
o6er Neltea6l. @ieIes Nuloet mem
bet man G9nli9 ipie Seife Gil; man
bringt Oosiel6e auf Elm 21ppden o6er
in Sic bo9le SQn0, befeu9let lsBlere
init Mofer, rti6t Die Sdnbe ti9tiq
bin uno 6er unb fpiilt T9lieBli9 nil
reinem @aFer idmtIiGes 9ulper al.
i'll partettbDDen.
Qus Serpen!inol uno Ael6em Mo1s
fode man Die 9o6nermaKe un0 8ipa1
10, baB mon bas Gerpentin0l (auT 8
pint etipo 2 BIS 81 lln8en @uAs)
oamGblig in Dos geIdmoI3ene Ma6s
qiebt. @0t nan bic Dielen tiid)
tig gsideuert un0 ipieoer ltod
men lolIsn, 70 pirb nit eiren lei
ne1en Qoppen bic 8p6nermaFe forg
fam ouf bislelbea ouFgerie6enj lebIere
muB gu bielem 3fued louiuarm uno
niAt gu bid fein. @iels Goitsfraaen
aieBen bos Serpentin0l aus llntennts
mis- ober Qu9 aus 8squemIi4teit. ltott
no9 un6 mad, gleiA nit einem Wlole
in Dos @a2s. bier0ur@ lGbt Ii1 biz
MoHe ober nur f9le9t ouftrosea, ipeiI
Die Mifhung lei6t erfoltet uio banr
Iteif miro. Nohoem nan nun mi
etrer Sdll0bllrne Dle u(une energtda
eingebiirtet bot, gilt man iGr Drr6
cine oroBe, beI9iuerte 8obnerbiirIte an
Iebt nod ben n6tigen 0lnna. G6euI
nan bie fleine Mithe nidt, bic SUB
b0ben, nocDbem iie geI6elert iile
Dor benz 8o6nern nod nit 9einGiiir
nis unb SiccQtip on5uitrei9en (auf /
Quart 5irnis reAnet man einen gu
ten GBl0fFel puloeriiierten @Ncntips)
70 mer6en Bic 5uBb06en Defenders
blant unO fd0n. 9ieie Mr6eit IL
aber ourdous pi9t brett e~rforoerli5
ou9 obne oieIelbe piro Der Tub6o6en
I9on Iebr nett. DerIelbe pir0 mir
na9 Der 8uOos oneegebenen @ebonos
lung p0dsnilid getpadit, font i'm
iibrieea nur tdsIi@, uadoem er gc.
febrt. ~iiberbiirltet unO nit Der @obners
biirIte. I'm pel9e mon einen reiuen.
poIlenen 2appeu Iegt, na4ppliert.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
. D c nIad d.

Mon mei4t @funO S6e1ad in Il
2uort Gpiritis 8pei Sage bor Deu
@ebrau9 Elm un0 laBt es 5age0edt Re-
ben, muB es user mdnMmol untrii6s
rem. Dor bem Gsbrau0 rii0rt man /
pfunb @oIooder nit Il llu3e Gerpens
tin (nidt 9eD mno etmas Gpirifu5
gIatt uub bermi{ht ties init fer G1ef
ladl0fuBa. Dieter 2ad trodnet rQf3.
bat einen f@5nca @lon3 IMP lam mil
WaHer ob9eipo1den mercea. @r mub
5peimol bid Sno glei4mdBig lie Dir
fen entLanq nNFaeltriGea mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
MIlerIci s. Geden.

5ettfleden entfernt aus @ontlei.
bern ON beIten feiner. DeiBer Cane
penn man Tol6ea in Gin rsiBe5 Gel
nenHiid9en binoet unO oamit Ioatt
iiber BEN SLED fd6rt.
lin 6ett= unO 4etr0leumfleden 81
entfernen menge man eincn oidsn 8rei
aus MogneIia unO Benign, tyoge benz
ietben 3ienli6 Itorf auf rem bettsffens
rem Sled duf un0 loTe bic WloHe "a
Stunfen unberiibrt. SIT ber SLED
bonn np0 ni4t gang berlApunoen. 70
pieDer6ole man 0a8 Mitiel.
Selforhenfleden perDen nidjt ue6l
ipie frii6er nit Serpentin6l, ion0srn
gang einfad nit G9%loroform beIei=
tigt. Die Qlnnen6ung iIt gan3 ein=
fad: man beTell@te Elm reiue8 2Gpps
den init G%bloroform rei6e ben Sled
oomit un6 nan piro fi6 freuen, pie
f9nen 0erIelfs berI1ninSet. 8a
@9toroforin betdubenO ipirtt, f0 lit
borIi6tiges @erfqbren bdndt 6ringenb
qeboten.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

r9ic Wartenlanbe"
N6Onnemeuts iuerOen in Der SonruaE
Office entge0en gen0mmem.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
4ruNi6ition nnS @aal IN NIa6ama.

ErDblbltlOit niO Wnbl W Nlnb1nn.
3, oieie @aiierapoitell Sic tint
einem mirfIih leio. Sic tr1nmten
idon, aIabatua p6re trodcu gelegt.
Oa lie bcrcits i'm @eiite ibrcn Ser.
iehter Der Yrobibition. Hihntono
Soblon ais Il. .. Seintor gctp1bIt
iabcn. Abcr. pie bitter mar nlll
Ole gnttduihungl UNDERWOOD iicate
in oen Yrimdripablcn mo oicIcr
Serr lit elm @egncr Der @robibiti
OIL. @omoglih miro man Jest boN
gIabamo'S eltbaItianIe 9iirger Den
oalfobuliidell" Stoat p~erIoiien Ir.
bet! n AIio mieOer einrnaI cine Der
niinftige 8abl 9%etroffcn. Sod
Ger @eip1blte!
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
GdDte @OdwrrI
-~@eihwiate-
gtur bel
Si6lcrS, 536 Gentcr Warft.

sciOenidm6e fir 6rdnIcim GleamOre
MiIIOn.
Gin Sdubiabrifant aus 9pnn
Mtoii., erbiclt ocu guftrng, fir
6rdnIcin GIcanor Niliom il 3 Yaor
Ieiocnr Salb. bc5ip. SohI6ubc oIs
9rautacihclf an5nIcrtigcn. Der
Greis iiir elm Badr OicIer Shubc
miro mlocidbr 25 DoItnr bctrogell.
Ser Seiocnitoif iuiro bon iuciBcr
6urtc icin. Ger 6obritnnt will sic.
les Ueidenf an 0cn Neutrality-suspicious..
lem Milion's nit Der bcltet @mpTeb.
lung iclocll, mo cilicn Vciueis CT.
bringcn, iunS Spurs Shubfobrif
~lcilicll fam.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

W1eIfngbettfelen reibt maj nit sts
mas rsiuem 0IiOenOI tii4tis al unO
poIiere nit pei6en Sihern foIonss
nod, bis ole Spuren ces OsIs pieOer
sntIsrnt iin0.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
N} 6beIpolifur.

Uute Wlobelpolitur erbdIt man bon
/ Otter eripdrmtem petroleum un6
borin BEN fiinften 9eil oes @epidtss
peiBes 4ereiin (GrOpods) oufgeIDIt.
9toD Dem grtolten beTtrsi9t man bic
W}Sbel oumit; nod "a Stunben pers
ben bieiel6en nit einsm 5ldnenlappen
tiidtig abgerieben, unO ie erbolten
einen pun0eria0nen 9lan5.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
Eeppi@e 3u reiniqen.

Sm9rnoteppife, aud @liI9feppihe
reiniet man NIT Serpentin. Ilan
nimmt bei bieIer arbeit Die Seppi6e
ouf einen Slid uao fabtt mittsls zines
in Serpentin getau9ten Qoppens ods
riiber bin unO Ger. @ie 6or6en tuer
ben baourA mieber relt bele6t ipos
0ur9 bic Seppide mie neil crI@eiren,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-22
peFieneesl Wegne.s
Advise Me S Friend

N because Il IS 20 perfectly safe to use
.ss1ad Eas been OF nrch great help to q
host Of e1pectc.:t mothers, these women,
ezpertenccd in. this most happy period,
81 vine tho TO Of Mothers Friend.''
4 Appliro externally to tho abdominal
fmhacless It's purpose is to relieve the
due tension upon the cords and lisa-
fnenks resulting from muscular expansion.
Hercath the surface - a network of fine
EsrEo threads and tho gentle. soothing
,enhyocation. Mothers Friend" i
1esi6ned to 80 Intricate the muscular
<hsea as to avoid the Unnecessary and
qprtintcus Raging upon this myriad Of
nptEeg It Sc reflex action.
APPLIED to the breasts It affords the
pspyler massage to prevent caI<ing.
h6tsnrds Of women have reason tc
Believe In this splendid help under the
t5tHg ordeal Of motherhood. Their
ldtterA arc eloquent evidence Of its crea;
,1iht to women. Ia use for many years
ia lsas{c6ne to be O standard remedy for
here Is scarcely q well-stoclSed drug
1tbt9 anywhere but what you can easily
e3tn bottle Of .af6thcrg FRIEND and
tle1x4y every town md village Is 8
Et1p4s.1 who herself used It In Garlic,
xpectant mothcrH are urged &c
ff his splendid pssistanf to comfort.
lEtther9 Friend Il prepared by Brad
'rf'4 eEnistor CO., 40 Lamar. Bldg,
ia. sc=l for our little book.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-22
RED CROSS
Ia England Can Call upon co..
COO Persons to Go into the
War Zone.

LONDON. Aug. 22The British
Red Cross Society can call upon co.
900 persons, many of them highly
trained. to undertake field, ambu-
lance and hospital work. II there Is
ia serious demand for their services 1t
lis estimated that at least 95 per cent
Of this number will obey the call.
The society is the body oficially
recognized by the war department.
and acts under the direction Of the
admiralty and war office. In con1unc-
ton with the hospital star. Its pres
|ert organization and status is due to
the lessons Of the South African war.
when various independent nursing
societies, some of them poorly man
aged and all interfering with each
other movements. caused the author
tiles no send Of trouble. The result
was that all societies were amaiga-
mated and put under one head.
The forms OF aid OF the society In
Iclude sthe provision and equipment or
hospital ships and trains. hospitals
and convalescent homes, clothing.
medical supplies, food and comforts
for the soldier. such as pipes. tobac-
co. chocolate. playing cards and sta
Honery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-22
STOMACH TROUBLES
hlr. R.gland Write. Interesting
Letter On This Subject.

Madison Heights, Va.-Mr. Chas. A.
Ragland, Of this place, writes: aIhaye
been taking Thedford's Black Draught
Tor indigestion, and other stomach troub.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-22
WATERS
In London Restaurants and Ho.
tel Quit Their Jobs and
Go to the Front.

LONDON, Aug. 22-The call to
the colors for the continental reserv-
lists had immediate effect on London
restaurants, hotels and boarding
houses. London became almost watt
erless.
The old fashioned English walter
lis all but extinct. His passing has
been deeply regretted by the older
generation Of English. because of his
intelligent service, which he regarded
as one Of the fine arts. and his re-
spectful demeanor. But he could not
Withstand the competition Of the
cheaper living foreigner.
While French and Italian Servants
have been attracted to London by the
better pay, a large part Of the Ger
mans have come over for the sole
purpose Of learning English. Even
street car conductors and TAXI drivers
In most German cities are compelled
to know English, and the knowledge
Of foreign language is an asset for
any type OF German-wage Garner.
London business houses are, also
filled with German clerks, who work
for little or nothing In order to learn
English and master English business
methods. Their leaving has largely
disorganized business.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-22
EXCURSIONS
FOR BIG FAIR
Are to Be Run to Clarksburq
by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.

Special excursions will be run over
ell branches of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad entering Clarksburg
for the Central West Virginia Fair to
be held on the magnificent new fair
grounds in the beautiful eastern sub
u-bs Of the city September I, 3, 3
and 4. There will be extra trains
and extra coaches in order to accom-
riodate the huge crowds that will be
N attendance this year.
Arrangements have also been made
by the officers OF the fair association
and Of the Monengahela Valley Trac-
ton Company to have number of
extra trolley cars running day and
night directly to the. fair grounds.
Several trains of trolley cars will be
brought over from Fairmont for the
purpose and every effort will be made
to have ample car service for all.
Extensive improvements to the
trolley system during the last year
have brought the fair grounds nearer
to the city and greatly increased the
traffic facilities. The cars now run
directly to the fair grounds through
the new Goff addition, and additional
trackage and switches enable the
traction company to give continu-
Gus car service.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-22
ETON COLLEGE
will Be Thrown Open to Sons Of
Workingmen for Two Weeks
This Summer.
ar AssoeiA4rp rarss,

LONDON, Aug. % Elton College,
the most aristocratic Of English
schools, is being thrown open to the
sons Of working men for two weeks
this summer. Tuition, board and
lodging for the fortnight's course are
covered BY the nominal charge Of two
pounds. over one thousand boys are
enrolled.
The Elton summer course for la
borers, sons follows similar scheme,
now In vogue at Oxford. Each stu
dent viii be expected to study from
two to eight hours q day One Of the,
popular features OF the scheme 81
that the boys are Allowed the run
OF the celebrated playing fields II the
school and me use 81 NE 66kts.