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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-01-09
Port Deposit

"Reso 'ution," says John Foster, sis
omnipotent. He that resolves upon
any great and good end has, by that
very resolution, scaled the chief bar
rier of it, He will find such reso!u-
ton removing difficulties, searching
out or making means, giving courage
for dependency and strength for
weakness and like the star to the wise
men Of old, ever guiding him near and
nearer perfection. "-Tryon Edwards.
Mrs. Samuel Hasson and son and
Miss Lillian Hasson. of Gainesville.
Pa, spent last Sunday with Mrs. c.
c. Tome.
Miss Helen Childs. Of Rockville,
spent Sunday with Miss Eirgie Tome.
Misses Jean Hagerty. Margaret
Boyle and Roberta White spent sew
era! days last week with Miss Mar
garet Benson in WaIbrook.
Mrs. Charles Poinsett. of Whining
ton, spent last Sunday with Mrs.
David st. Clair.
Mrs Jacob Wagner and Mrs. Jonn
Walker spent several days this week
with Mr.. John Adams. who is quite i'll
at his home near Rising Sun.
The following are just q few who
announced their engagements duryg
the Christmas holidays-Mr. Cecil
Peoples and Miss Mabel Barton; Mr..
Harry Lamm and Miss Edith Pee Piles;
Mr.. James Kerr and Miss Mabel
Smith; Mr.. Bennett Tuck, of Athens,
Ca, and Miss Rena Holm; Mr. George
Todd and Miss Annie Atkinson; Prot.
Bard and Miss A. Coil; Mr.. Whitman
and Miss Irwin. 1914 seems to have
been an excellent year for diamonds.
Mr.. Walter Prem, of Baltimore,
spent Monday with Miss Jane Cres-
well.
Mrs. Norman Hasson, Of Whining
ton, spent Wednesday with Mrs. eyre
nus Creswell.
Mr.. Howard Pugh and Miss Mary
Pugh spent last Friday with Miss Ma
bel Good in Pe,Tyville.
Messrs. w. H. Abrahams and Hugh
Falls were Philadelphia visitors last
week.
Miss Martha Currier spent over
Sunday with Philadelphia friends.
Mrs. Charles r. Butchenhart. ana
Misses Lille E. Pugh, Myrtle l. Dor
Gus and R. Estella Butechenhart spent
very pleasant evening last Saturday
with Miss Nirgie Tome.
Mrs. R. P. McClenahan entertained
some of her friends at cards last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Joel Acker and friend of New
ork' were guests OF Mrs. VI. Acker
this week.
DR.. and Mrs. r. H. Grapp spent
sunday with Baltimore friends.
Mr.. Stan.ey Nanneman Of Havre de
Grace, Miss Smith and friend. of Bal
timore were over Sunday guests Of
Mrs. A, + Aria.
Miss Edith Durgin is spending the
winter in Philadelphia with Misses
Cassie and Mary Durgin.
MI. Johh Buck, OF Norfolk Va,
spent New Iears at his home
MISS FILA Pogue, Of Rising Sun,
visited Miss Mary c. Buck last week.
Tome School opened for the winter
WORK on Monday Of this week
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Henry
spent several days last week with re
latIHes IN Baltimore.
Inc masquerade party given by the
,hHhlghts OF Golden kaCa and The
Temple last Friday evening in their
meetih" room was a great success in
every way About 12o enjoyed this
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-01-09

WHEN our opponent knocks our goods, just remember
w that people do not throw sticks which do not
bear fruit he knocks because he himself has goods SELL
as an excuse to up his high prices for the goods
Bear in mind he bought of and therefore, does not
know. If YOU want to know about our goods ask the
people who buy from Our reference is our
customers.
Some special prices at your store and ours
for Saturday:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-25
Personals =

Mrs Garfield Seal and children, who
werescalled here by the death of the
formers, aunt; Mrs. Ellen Ridge, re-
turned to their home in Morgantown
yesterday.
Mrs.sTerrace Stewart, of Morgan
town, is; the guest other sisters, Mrs.
Id. MssszA1exander and Mrs. James A.
Meredith.
III. B. McGregor. of Parkersburg,
formerly OF, this city, was here yester-
day for a few hours. ,
The Misses Alma McCauley and Ida
81 Given, OF Sutton, are the guests OF
friends In the city for several days.
Mrs.sThomas Powell and sons, Rob
ertsands Tom, left yesterday for Dents
RInSwhere; they will spend some time
with the formers mother, Mrs. G. W.
mrs: d. p. Richardson and children
IeapeSin5a few days for Knoxville,
Tenn, where they formerly resided.
TheySwillt Join DIR. Richardson, who
left several weeks ago for Knoxville,
SshereShe will reside after a residence
ofSmore than a year in this city.
Mrs. Gilbert s.. Stone and daughter,
Miss Winifred, of Chicago, are the
guests ofltheir uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul W. Lange; on Maryland ave.
Dr.$C. H. Neill went to Grafton yes
SterdaysS evening on professional busl-
ness.
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FLEMING CLASS
ENJOYS OUTING
Entertained Soph-
mores of Sigh School At
Country Club.

After spending a delightful after.
noon on the grounds Of the Country
Club, the Sophomore Glass of the
High School, known as the Brooks
Fleming Class, was entertained at q
six o'clock luncheon at the club house,
a feature of the entertainment which
was most enjoyable.
The event was arranged for the
class by their sponsor, Mr.. Fleming
and Mrs. Fleming, and had been antic'
ipated for days by the young people.
A special car left the city at 2 o'clock
carrying the guests to the club and re-
turned at eight o'clock. Beside mem
bers Of the class, Mr.. and MrsStIem-
ing also entertained a number OF the
school faculty, the members OF the
party being: Esther Barnes, Marie
Barnes. Margaret Barr, Gladys Ben
nett, Lulu Brown, Alma Cleliand, Cen
evieve Carpenter, Alma Dagen, Es-
Their Dagen, Sipste Dodd, Lucille Fish
err, Helen Fleming, Louise Fleming,
Thelma Fleming, Virginia Fleming,
Marie Frum, Dorothea Giles, Anna
Goldberg, Pauline Graham, Virginia
Griffith, Gladys Grimes. Hilda Grot'
tendetk, Goldie Hartley, Mary Hennen,
LuC1lS E16nIyI 16OE6ld I1GAAan6tOA ~
gusta Hilderbrand, Madge Holt, Ma
bel Horchler, Geraldine Hormes, Dor
tina Howard, Edith Ice, Grace Ice,
Janet Jamison, Florence LeMasters,
Regina Lynch, Lillian MacElwee, Jen-
ME Manley, Ida Manning. Cecil Mar
tin, Henrietta Martin, May Martin,
Dorothy McNeely, Nettie Morgan, Bea-
rice Nicely, Olive Nicely, Anna Oltker,
n..-- N.-aET atYra Dali pndG{a PFaSs
ton, Merle Preston, Naomi Reeves,
Mary Rice. Mary Riggs, Virginia ROD
inson, Increase Rogers, Mary Ro'
mano, Irma Sapper, Ruth shanerman,
Ruby Smith, Alice Snyder, Julia Sny.
der, Erma Snyder. Alkaline Steel, q
RE Sumpter, Mary Talbot, Nina Talk
linton, Mona Talkington, Gertrude
Thrails, Esther Toothman, Juantta
Thomas, Ruth Orr, Edith D4rrett.
Bernard Arnett, Dunlap Brady, Harry
Buckley, Carroll Clayton, Clyde Co
bun, Paul Coffey, William Costello, AT.
thur Fisher, Frank Fleming, Samuel
iFultz, William Gallagher. Bernard Gin
KEEL, Harold Goodenough, Harry w.
Hamilton, Goebel Harr, Bernard Har-
rison. Robert Hawkins, Andrew Henry
George Hill, Hayward Holbert, Lee
Hood, Herschel Ice, Charles Jenrey'
Edward Jones, James Knight, Howard
Koon, Lloyd Layman. Harold Leeds
George McCrory, Robert Meredith, Ar
thur Mitchie, Beryll Hinor, Clarence
Monroe, Nelson Moran, Robert Ritch'
lie, Morgan Robey, Albert Russell,
Frank S~anderbeck, Joseph Sarsfeld'
Everett Shurtleff. Irwin Smith. Cadiz
Verde Swisher, Russell Sturm. Morgan
Vangilder, Howard Wadsworth, Paul
Williams, Earl Wilson, Emery Wise,
John WIsman, Virgil Thomas, Russell
Meredith, Albert Horchler, May Clark,
Amy Geth1ng, Marie Hough, Pearl
Johnston, Carroll Hess, Corwin Au-
miller, Clyde Baker. George Tucker,
Mesdames Joseph Roster, T. w. AT.
nett, Frank Richie, George NJ. Alex
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-MueIeal al sueeess.

Under the direction OF Miss Carol
Powell, director Of music in the T, G:
Miller school, the pupils of the school
presented a musical program last night
at the school auditorium. The pro.
gram was one of exceptional merit and
each number deserved the hearty en-
core received. Chorus numbers were
%splendidly rendered, and the special
numbers were also delightfully."- en'
dered.
At the conclusion of the program,
the audience was entertained at an
Informal inspection of the various ex-
hibftions about the building, including
the work Of manual training and do
nestle science classes.
On Thursday night a program will
be rendered in which each grade OF
the school will have a part. The ad-
mission will be free.
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NEWS

Larrabee, Of Baltimore, was re-
reit business visitor here.
Geo.EW. Murray, Of 0glesburg. ILL.,,
@asahere yesterday attending to bust
ness!
NC. Hunter, OF Washington, Pa,
BsaSbusiness visitor here.
J.8EGHurley. of Glendale. was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Kline Swisher, of Jane Lew, w. Va,
VISA recent business visitor here.
G.%E. Jones, of Littleton, Is III 0ul
city51ooking after business.
Mr.and Mrs. John NJ. MILAN, of Ry-
mer;are visiting with relatives here.
John l.. Wells, of Glover Gap, was
hereSsunday visiting friends.
Mrs. Joe Morgan, of Brook Side,
wassasrecent visitor in Glover Gap.
William tRushford vas a business
visitor In Glover Gap.
lawrence Quirk. Of Glover Gap, was
recent visitor at his home here.
N. Kellar, of Hundred, was here
Monday looking after business.
Mabel Grandon, OF, Denver, is here
YisftingSher many friends. They are
aif gladEto e her.
Filee9 Hart, of Denver, has accepted
an important position here.
Dr.lC.EH Ice was ~transacttng bust
ness infWheeling Monday.
Walter Black, of the Dixie Theatre,
wasSaSrecent Pittsburgh visitor.
Lawrence King, of Littleton, was
3hereEyesterday t~ransacting business.
Missile Jones Is visiting friends
IN Wheeling.
Thomas McNichols vas a recent Wis.
ftor I'm Cameron. 2
~ pSaat Union waa
iheresyesterday attending to business.
IN Ct ALLEN and ". Elder, of Column
Inns. Ohio. are business visitors here.
MSR%Teagarden, of Burton, W. Va,
ii attending to business here.
William Hermen, B. & o.. section
itoremanSof Pennington, was here
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n Attend5 Weddina.

Mrs.. GuyICochran leaves early next
month for Salt Lake City, Utah, TO at
ndstheimarriagefof her brother, How
stdB Prickett, and Miss Eunice Eloise
southwell, which event will be sol.
nlpnizedi I'm that city on June 16.
Mr. rtckett formerly resided in this
tity,$ having left here a few years ago
with his mother for Salt Lake. Miss
IsouthWell Is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.! Southwell, who have issued
invitations for the marriage.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-25

THE Arrival OF Kitty" a clever lit
he comedy, will be presented at the
High School tonight by the Senior
Glass. "a cast of talented young men
andgwomen has been selected and the
rehearsals have been of much promise.
Miss Mary Gilhart will take the part
of kitty. Miss Grace Hill, at Aunt
Jane. Other members OF the cast who
are well known are Joseph NJ. Hart
ley Jr!, and Philip Erwin.
The curtain will rise at s:15. An
admission fee Of 25 and So cents will
be charged.
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oddaconfesalon.

A well-known vicar gives a curious
experience which is well worth relat-
ing. 1t was his custom to point his
sermon with either Dearly beloved
brethren" or "No, my brothers," until
one day a lady member OF the con.
gregation took exception to this, and
asked him why he always preached
to the gentlemen and never to the la
my dear lady" said the beaming
vicar, lone embraces the other"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-25

ON account Of weather conditions
lheiouting planned by the High School
Senior Glass at the Showalter. Bunga-
low, up the Valley river, has been
changed to Traction Park. The event
will be held tomorrow and the class
will leave the city at l O'Clock on a
special car for the park, where they
will spend the afternoon. A picnic
supper will be a feature of the enter
Itainment.
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It euteher Tteaehers.

Hon. and Mrs. Bernard L. Butcher
we're host and hostess last evening at
their home on CASTOR avenue to the
members of. the faculty of.the Butcher
scchool. The guests also included
several members of the high school
faculty, numbering about thirty in all.
The guests were entertained tntor-
mally during the evening and refresh
ments were served.
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For Mrs, Hardesty.

Honoring Mrs. Howard Hardesty,
ihee Miller, OF Warrington, Mrs. Pat
HEX Mccullough Hoge has issued in
Citations for an afternoon tea for Sat.
I1rday, May 20, at her home on Benoni
avenue. The hours are from 4 until s.
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For Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Doolittle enter
tanned a number OF friends last even.
ing at their home on Merchant street,
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitch
ell, Of Monongah. Music by the Doc.
little string band was a feature Of the
evenings entertainment and refresh
ments were served.
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on Business for his COM
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-25
7Entertatned circle.
-kainInent.

Mrs: Amos Reed was hostess this
afternoon to the Sunshine Sewing Cir
Gle Of the Degree of Honor.
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pvthIan sisters Meet Toniaht.

The regular meeting of the Pythian
Sisters will be held tonight at their
bali on Main street. at 5 o'clock. Of
yfeers for the coming year will be
Nominated and a large attendance is
GrEed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-25

ander. J. o. Watson. q. G. Jones,
Henry s. Lively, Mrs. Thralls, Mrs.
Steel, the Misses Virginia Vockrodt,
WilheImina Dorothea Cockayne;
Messrs. G. H. Colebank, Ward Lam
ham, j. o. Watson, E. c. Jones, George
M. Alexander, Henry 8. Lively, Joseph
Lehman.
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@iScr ben @uder.
2lus Berlin tpirb gei6rieben:

Nus Berlin ipirb gei6rieben:
go pto.rtpGrtis Sriegspu6sr unb
arissspu6rer iinb, 10 5tpinet bod
jeber Gag bon ne1ism, spineen Die
alagen Don alien Seiten, iutmer piss
Der ppn bieIen ellen Dinssn au re6tlt.
aeine Stunbe pergebt, obne bab oisfe
alagen miinbIi6 ooer i9riftIi6 uns
Susetrasen tperben, Obne oab man -
inperIhuhtsrt ourt ireenbeine
Ibuung, unter psl6en beengenosn
9srbdltuiiisn cine 3eitung beilte tbre
gflidt 5u tbun oeriu6eu mub -
uns an oieie pfli6t mabnt, bic es
srbeii9e, frii6 uub ipdt seeen ben nas
tionalen Srsbsi6oben Der Sriesspus
herei gu eifern. IS lei babel bon
pornberein betort, bab bieie arisess
puaersi re6tli6 ni6t basTelbs lit,
ipie Der Du6er i'm Sinne beg Bar.
302 RStGg. Die 9unbesratbsoers
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rsits bic ubiettipe SSeititequng Der @rs
5lelung eIHes puoermdBl9en 9epln
nes aIs Mertmal fir pas @orIisoen
ron Srieastpuber seniigen. 6ier lpdre
cine 0anobabe fir serihtlibes Gin
greifen unb 0orseben ssboteit, bic
piel auSgiebiser beipertbet perbsn
iollte. aIs es bis iebt Der Sall lit.
Wir tperben niht ermuben, ipieoer
unb pieber auf bos llnbeiI tpdrneub
biu5upsiien, bas ii9 bier suiammsrs
5iebt, obne baB perartiportlibe Stels
len ben GntIblub Tinben, rGoitul 5ur
Reseluns Der ihon beuts unboItboreu
8erbdltniiie ein5uereifen, gtismaao
beihDert fi4 barber, bab er iein
SbeiI pon Der Shpsre Der 3eit tras
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Wtenidb mub in @rbitterung geratbttt
penu er iiebt, ipie bic Roth bon WtiIs
Iionen, bic @ntbebruus Sunberttaue
ienber iid In ben uniauberer unb uns
fittli9en @epinn Sauienber umIebt,
obne bab ipenieftens Elm bur6areiFsns
Der Wiue sur QlbiteIlung biefes llns
ipdens pirtiom pirb. S9on bds
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ginsirnpil %. saos, 1915.

Gtntinnati 25. Tob, 1916.
Tie Dsntes unb suG bic Mailer ipartr
bsiite ,Ieinltd) ltnri bsi4dfiigt unb bic Rad.
tsdaf nad, 2arlrbsn mar sim rsht quite
Die 3insteitn Iino nod uuDsrdnberf ne.
biiebsu. sSlr Iarltbsn ON saa1 wsrbsn
upn ben ganfen Az berefnsi. wabrsnb DE.
idJdfispapisre Az 5--S% btsfsptirt perben.
Jm piieHsn wtnrfts pxrbsn 9aushsn rpu
eali1 suSK-4s nnb auf 3eii ~ 4--41 y
pIacirt.
HshIef smf ssiv Dsrf
wufoen 81 gari siDi4sn ganisn periauft.
Tts GonHterrats bsifast soc gramie per
$1,000.
nlsd,id anf dnrsya.
Sid1i' @shfel aai qcnbon ,uurbeu ~
4.R--l,T6 per Ffb. Sierlina auotirf. s5ir
Nsditf auf Berlin ipurben s4e fir Dtars
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Hrai'e, nni Amiernaui 424t pro enlpsn
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Fubsl 90. i5ranes (SdweiiJ lye.
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Cincinnati, a. glop.mb,r.
'3uIubr unb @srianbt ipdbrenb Der
lsbten "a Gtrnoen Dsrglifen nit Der
ielben 3eit Der lsstsn 5tpsi Gage mo-
Ten lpie folat:
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Hluk.NafriHtsm.
Oonnerfag, 25. y2pDember.

0onnerfag, %. Rppember.
Der CbiofluB 1T langiam i'm Sall.r
besrifisn uHo batts bier seItern atsnH
sinen WaFeritanb bon 207 Bub.
9i. fpl9enbsn OepsI6en trafer
ipdbrsnb beg seitrisen cages bier sin;
tgitisburs, pn.-6.7 SUB, fdlt.
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8aibuills, 5enn,-34.2 5uS. fdllt.
Chattanooga. 1enn.-14.1 Gub.
Gairo. Sa.-31.2 Sup, iteist.
Wemtbts, 5enu-21.6 SUB. Itetst.
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pthn. - S6.OO--,a.Oo.

5imotbD. $500 900.
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$50. am SGlub o.42; fir mai O..
$3.50, am S6lub .9.72.
giippenisiten. Sir Sanilor 9.5z
s965, am S6lub s.62; fur Dbni B..
70-9.S5, an S9luB 9.77.
Butter, Marft b0ber; @reamerr
23-31ae.
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FER; Siibner 11at; Springers 12t'
Srutbiibn:r 17-1Sc.
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