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ARMY MATTERS
washinaton Army ORDER.

Washington. u. g.. tct. 2n-Army orders:
frli"v iDg officers ~ coast artillery corps.
upon relief from duts ~ coast artillery srhpul.
Port Monroe. will report a. the commanding
officer "a coast defense Indicated after his
name Ter assignment to company. First Lieu
tenant a 81 'ainrl,li. tr,i drf-nsrs ~ Gal
y.sirn. First Iirrtru W =. ". 'h,fnl,pr. coast
lIel WIZ. rpa-t ffi.nsr- I.n .lrrii First Lien
tenant. " -. Fr'g"s X. =. tus. cvas' d.-
..lars "i .nn \ g'm .-rn. FEfAi fa-r.t ilnf &
N. ~ft~rtv. f,.F~i dr4t f4>"s wv. SiNuHnth. Fret
ltrutrLtnf J. Il. Jsy -sft. c,4tt drfena.S If
Mobile. First WI ut.nini Dean Hall X F
Lion. coast drfrny,s ~ Charleston FIRST Lieu
i"uants !. Il. Mc''askrv. H. III. Hood. cn,si ~
..nfes ~ Portland: First Lieutenant H. II:
NelSheimer. coast d"l"u~.s IT Cape Fear:
FIRST Ii"utrnantS F. H. NilIifurd. a.. u. Moore.
coast d-fcnSrs 1T Chesapeake i.ay. FIRST Lieu
tcnSrs III southern New York: First I%.icuten-
ants T.. +. Barlow. e. u. Pierce. l.. VI. J..
Jung~t.it. Il. A. Chapman. coast def"nSrs NJ
long Island Sound. First. Lieutenant a. IL
i'nig. coast d-fenSpS nf \arragauSeft Bay
First Lieutenant X. r.. Mnddux. coast defenSpS
of Eastern New York; First Lieutennnts &. X.
Wilson. W. u. Clark. coast defrnseS ~ BuS
ton: First Lieutenant X. =. DusIson. coast de-
fenses of Sandy Hook. First Lieutenant T.. W.
Stnyall. coast drfenses " Portsmouth.
Captain W. II. clopton Jr.. Thirteenth cav
airy. detailed in anarternastrr corps. viii
proceed t. Fort Reno. Okla. f"r duty.
Captain a. II. Warirld. Second field Hrtil-
leTy. detailed in qulrtermaster corps. will re-
port 10 comma nding general Philippine de-
lnrtment far duty.
Lieutenant Colonel Samuel I,eher. signal
corps. will proceed to San Francisco for tenn
porary duty. thence ~ proper station.
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McAlIen Locals

McAllen. Texas. Oct. :0.-Mr. and
Mrs. Chester poecy If Hilaigo were
the guests Il Mr. and Mrs. i. T.. Baker
Friday
Miss Jewel I;uthvcn Of Donna. Miss
Bcrnicc Ganaway Of Edinburg and Miss
Lillian Brad, of Pharr were Weekend
visitors If Mrs. Dick Saunders.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. -. Beatty have ~
will spend the winter ~ MrAllcn
turned from u trip 70 California AMI
Mrs. Josephine Nichols has given mp
her position ~ the public schools ami
il succeeded D, Miss Maud Jones.
Nh. and Mrs. \. j. Hudson. who were
home on their farm near Mc.Allcn.
T.. 4. Harrison attended the state fair
ut Dallas this week.
G.. A. Phillips was "A visitor AT san
Antonio and Houston the past week.
A delightful Halloween party was
given in honor of Miss Goldic FORESTS
Sunday s.hool class and others Thurs
day night al the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. y. Bigham. MANY grotesquc
costumes were worn and prizes given for
the best. Magnificent refreshments in
the way Of pumpkin pies. d%ouehnuts.
apples. lemonade. etc. was served. 1T
was one of the most enjoyable affairs Of
the season and one all the Sunday school
attendants will long remember.
The u. T. VI. Club met with Mrs.
Crows Wednesday night. At the close Of
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DEATH CANADA'S
"GRAND OLD MAN,
TODAY

Ottawa, Ont. Oct. 30.-Sir Charles Tup-
per. prominent Canadian statesman. died
here today.
From the establishment Of the Dominion
of Canada IN 1867. IN which he played Il
prominent part, up to within a few Near-
ago. Sir Charles upper was 20 prominent
in Canadian craftsmanship that upon hi
retirement he, like the late Lord Strath-
coma. was called "Canada's Grand Old
Man"
Born al Amherst, Novaa Scotia. July =.
1921. he studied medicine M Edinburgh
university. and attained success in the
profession in hi native Nova Scotia where
he entered politics IN 1855 by winning q
seat IN the Nova Scotia parliament n u
conservative. lie defeated Joseph Howe.
leader of the Nova Scotia liberals.
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business session refreshments were
served. IN addition Il the members.
Mrs. Il. T.. Horn was present. The club
meets ncNt Wednesday night with Miss
Edith TAYLOR.
Everett Anglin visited relatives aud
friends M Donna Thursday.
-. ". GlaSScock WAS - Brownsville
visitor Saturday.
Joe Davis. who has been on the Sirk
list N lrticr NOW.
Scott ra,lol WAS ! visitor 10 Brown,
vile he last ~ The week.
Nrs - &. Wells an,l sou have re-
tnri"l from \ visit ~ Corpus Christi.
X. T.. Horn was i Brownsville visitor
Saturday.
Miss Opal Kin. has gone 10 X rn~as
~ an extended visit.
The Bridge club met with Mrs. Allen
Maulc Wednesday afternoon. and 4 very
Interesting session is reported.
Sam W .kcnzic. u. =. Customs In>lcr-
tor who was badly wounded at Mission
some time ago. and since then has been
al the Army HoSniial af Harlingcp. ar
rived back in McAllcn Wednesday. look
ing u little lighter. but in good shape to
resume his duties soon. Sam i 4 ponlar
official and his MANY friends are glad to
see him back in town.
Miss Willie Mae Kelly aud her bro
Their. Master Harrcll. were here from
Mission Saturday visiting their sister.
Mrs. Y. T.. Kelley.
:. T. Andrews and family. who recent
y moved here from California. have
gone to housekeeping in Neal Robinson's
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TOO BAD! GHOSTS
ARE FRA|O, TOO
SUNDAY NIGHT HALL0WE' EN- AND
BANDIT ATlvITY SHUT OFF THE
YOUNG FOLKS FUN.

Once again the kids feel hardly used.
Aw- shucks WHAT'S the use
a Kid can't havc~no fun anyway Hal
low'een is going 10 fall on SUNDAY this
year and a fellcrs Dad won't let him
e tick-tarkin' on a Sunday. Besides cv-
nv n is So eN .itcl about the banJifS
that 4 kid is kept in the house all the
time anyhow.
All the owners Of d~cmountable gates
and other loose property are feeling
greatly relieved over the fact that the
Youngsters will probably be kept from
proving tomorrow night. Under the
present excited condition even the small
boy will doubtless realize the grave dan
ger of trying 10 scare somebody"
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Oregon Day At the Fair.

@an Francisco. Oct 30. Today w Ore
arm aay AN ihr expo -iiiru. and Gptcrror
jaime NIthyrombe i the center .f a BIG
celebration IN the Oregon building. For
NAL exercises are under way ihi. morn
ing, and a luncheon III Governor Witty
combc will BE- given thi> noon and tonight
2 reception and ball will wind up the les
Invites. There are many vi itors from
Oregon, especially here for the gala events
OF the celebration.
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residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. =. Montgomery have
gone 10 the Frisco exposition. f. he ab
sent about 4 month or more
Mrs Y. Il. Baker spent Wednesday ~
IIidaleo with her sister. Mrs. Chester
PoScy. AMI attending the entertainment
given Mr.. poScy. an account Of that da,
being his 18th birthday.
Rev. l.. +. Castro. pastor of the Nrxi
can VI T.. Church has bern iranSfrrrc
- LAREDO. Rev. W !. BRENT. pastor -
thr v v Chur u south has been r.
taiicsl here rnr inoih"r wear.
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SOCIAL NOTES

cether with the members Of the SUNDAY
school classes celebrated Hallow cen last
night M the residence If Or. Il. II. Dick
aSon. on Leyee street. The evening was
passed in the playing Of games appropri
ate to the season and in the rendering
~ several ENJOYABLE readings and mn-
steal selections both vocal aud instru-
mental
At the conclusion of the program
light refreshments consisting Of chir-
ken salad. pickles. sandwiches and tea
We're served. Those who RENDERED, Sclec
tions during the evening We're: Mrs. J.
:. T"wls. reading Mrs. ,.alph Dim
mick. vocal solo: Miss Rosa Lee Roy.
reading: Mrs. Mccormack. reading: Mr..
Sheasbv. vocal solo and trnmhcrc solo:
Miss Florcnc. ElStun. PiaGosolo: anil
Miss Martha Dickasun. plan" solo.
"Ghot Party at Parish House.
The Young people Of the Episcopal
church last night entertained with Il
ghost party" in celebration Of Hallow-
cen. The guests were all attircd as
ghosts and witches.
On a darkened stage Il number OF
witches stirred thh cauldron until "A
sure noueh live blsk cat sprang out.
The stirring Of the cauldron was accom-
panied 10y the singing of i weird ghost
song. The witches. when wearing their
terrestrial forms. were Misses Ruth DE
ellie. Margaret West. Alinc Scanlan.
Lois Zimmerman. Patricc Hobbs. Edna
Layton. Mary Luhbock. Mary Gray Sea
bury and Mildred Mc.Allcn.
Pies. cakes, and other delicacies were
served from u table presided over h,
Miss Ethel Nealc. Florine Pierce. Ella
Hanson. Ruth Scalna. Ruby Musel. No
rah Musel. Lemonade was served 10y
Miss EVELYN Seaman. Miss Alma Sean
Ion and Miss Alberta Pierce.
a tub at which. if Won wanted to. won
could dive for apples. was presided over
bv Miss Fanny Mullen. Miss Sarah
Hobbs superintended the serving Of de-
%licious home made candN III you wished
to try your luck n person whom YOU
would never in the world recognize as
little Miss Ruth DeCillo was on hand
with a grab bag.
OF course no Halloween party would
be romplete without a fortune teller and
a wonderfully CARRIED fortune teller in
a>wonderfully striped tent told you all
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Halloween Ball at McAIlcn.

FNT'FTHI 70 HF FHrHI6
McAllcn. Texas. Oct. 3D.-Thc annual
grand Halloween ball given at the Co
lumbia theatre last night by the Ladies'
Civic club Of MrAllcn. was one of the
most enjoyable affairs ever given IN Me-
Allen. The attendance was UNUSUALLY
large. many army officers and others
from Mission. Pharr and elScw here be-
ing present. AZ well ~ many civilians
from different points. The thratcr was
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
and the most delightful music ever was
furnished.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT
SAYS A TORPEDO
SANK HESPERIAN
Isy AgSnrinfrd Press

Washington. Oct. 30-Secretarv of
State Lansing oun that the nav,
department investigation indicates thai
the fragment Of the engine Of war which
sank the Allan liner Hesperian was of
Il torpedo and not a mine.
Germany has pcrsistentlv denied that
the Hcspcrian was torpedocd. The re-
suit Of the navy investigation was not
communicated to Germany. The Hcspcri-
an sank of the Irish coast early in Sep
TENDER.
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Second Trial for Austrian Agent.

Montreal. Oct. 3O.-Israel Schaeffer. "A
steamship ticket agent. charged with "aid-
ire and comforting the enemy" by provid-
ing ten Austrian reserviSts with transpor-
taiion 10 Europe. and then advi~in. them
10 pass ~ Roumanians, will stand trial
for \ second time III the November sitting
If the court Of Kings bench. Schacffcr
was tried recently, but the jury disagreed.
lie u under $4,000 bail.
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Germany Issues
Rules For Eating
Meats Begin Today

London. Oct. 30.-The new German
meat consumption rules read.
Mondays and Thursdays restaurants
shall offer no meat. fish. fowl or dishes
cooked in lard. bacon or drippings: Thurs
days and j days. butchers shall sell no
raw or cooked meats; Saturdays, pork
shall not be Sold
No restrictions are placed on cooking
meat in the homes.
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Our Jitney 0fer-This and SC

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip. en-
close with five cents "a Foley a o.. Chi
cago, ILL.,, writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return d trial
package containing FoIey's Honey and Tar
Compound, for coughs, colds ard Group,
Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley CatIartic
Tablets. MARTINEZ Drug Store, north cor
ner Market Square.-adv. III.
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Eradication OF
Cattle Ticks Is
Election Object
NV Associated TreSs.l

Dallas. Texas. Oct. 3O.-As 4 result
Of the efforts Of j. II. Avery. chairman
Of the state livestock sanitary commits
sion. to eradicate cattle ti-ks from the
state. elections are being held today In
Concho and Coke counties. An election
will he held i'm Cooke county Nov. u and
one in Archer county. November IL. for
the eradication of ticks. and the con
struction of dipping watts. Petitions are
being circulated in a number OF other
counties for elections
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If Chesapeake Ra.
Captain Charles ~ NJ. Howard. coast ar-
tiIlery corps. IN relief from duty Fort Monroe.
M assigned ~ Thirty first company.
Orders ~ October II. relating H. Lieutenant
Colonel " T. Henley. Sixth field artillery. are
revoked aud ~ W detailed frr recruiting s-ry-
- and Will Proceed e. Jefferson Barracks tor
duty. ~
Leave tor "n. month ~ granted Sscrud Lieu
tenant W. u. HardiEE. coast artillery corps.
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about the tall dark person who wished
YOU i'll and the blond who was to come
into our life. Some of the more blaSe
claimed that the fortune teller was not
"A gypsy but Mrs. Cora DeCillo.
The chaperonS for the occasion were
Or. and Mrs. MacDougal. Mrs. Frank
Pierce. Mrs. Louis Duecker and Mrs.
&. II. More,
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CiTR0lAx
CT
& Y o L A x

Best thing for constipation, sour st"ui-
ach, lazy liver and sluggish bowels. STOPS
a sick headache almost at once. Gives 4
most thorough and satisfactory flushing
no pain. no nausea. Keeps your system
clcanScd. sweet aud wholesome. Ask for
Citrolax. MARTINEZ Drug Store, north cor-
ner Market Square.-adv. tf.
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Two Swedish engineers have invented
a t~elautograph that can be used indie
pendently Of the resistance Of a line.
therefore can be connected to a short or
long line without adjustment or to a
telephone circuit.
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The Russian government has offered
three prizes %aggregating $4,000. for the
invention or discovery OF new substances
for denaturing alcohol and $3.50 600. di-
yided into twenty-one prizes. for new
applications Of d~enatured alcohol.
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Useful Hints

Purt boili,i: v,tcr IN oranges arl
L. ti;rm stlaI hr' minutes. This will
c;,isc the whit" lining to come away
clean with the skin. - that Il large quan-
titv Of oranges team he quickly sliced
for sauce or pudding.
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TO Hang Soldier of Fortune.

Denver. Colo. Oct. .m.-Coloncl James
&. Bulger- a soldier Of fortune. con
sirtcd Of the murder NJ LLOYD r.. Nico-
demus. q Denver hotel keeper. i'm MAY.
1911. will be hanged during the week
beginning tomorrow. Oct. "a. The Col
orado Supreme Court affirmed the sen
tcnce.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf states and the Magic
Valley l. ISSUED by the United States
weather bureau Mt New Orleans:
Tonight and Sunday, fair: with right
ea>terly ~ >outhcrlv winds.
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b. b. y V. MeetlHg.
The r. r. :. 4. met Tuesday afternoon
as the guests Of Mrs. q. u. Goodrich.
After the usual hour spent in needle
work and f%rienrly conversation the club
adjourned to the Eagle Pharmacy where
the hostess had caused a delightful
lunch to he prepared Those present were
Mcsdames &. Galbcrt. J.. 4. McDufl,
May Sparrow. Il. +. Green NJ. VI. Don
aldson. Il. McI.ain. w. Caprice. Y. Marie
T.. g.. Hamilton and Misses Lillian Nc
Lain and Katie Galbert.
%
Modern PriScilIas.
Mrs. X. n. PickcnS Wednesday aft
ernoon entertained the Modern Priscil-
las. the first sewing club Ia he organ
lied this season. The afternoon was
spent in needle work well proving val
liable to the members If the club in
preparation for the HOLIDAY season. The
hostess served refreshments of ices aud
cake. Those present were Mc>damc> T..
l.. Howard. George Pace. Bass. T..
Martin. II. Elzea. W. T. Nann. Ralph
Dimick. John Starck. ir. Mrs. cronk-
rite of Na~cogdoches. Mrs. Thorn and
Mrs. GRAY of mi Paso.
"
Auction Bridge.
Miss Virginia Harrison Wednesday
afternoon entertained the Auction
Bridge Club M her nome on Levee street.
At the conclusion of the play Miss liar-
rison served Il hot buffet luncheon.
Those present were Mcs,lamcs \. Wayne
'~ml. a. II. Walker. III. II MolcF. r
Order. y. =. Fox. \. Celaya. Blanche
l0cw. ID. Spero. J. NJ. Nixon, Fred
Sizelan and II. II. =. Randall
Thursday Bridge.
The Thursday Bridge club was enter
tanned this week nv Mrs. Grover &.
Wagner. The club e~uiosed a long aft
e~rnoon's play and AT the conclusion were
served a light luncheon Those present
were Mesdames NJ. Besteiro. I. A..
Kinder. Robert Wagner. d. Hicks. T..
Hicks. ID. l.. Spero. G. w. Co1gin. a.
r. Walker. +. \. McC;ary. Misses Irene
Browne. Lillian Hicks. Florence Bell.
g.
Halloween Social.
Fifty members of the Epworth League
Of the Mthodist Episcopal church, to,
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Local Weather Observations.

The following local 'reather obser-
vatIons. covering ~ 'i-honr period
ending at Z y m today. are furnished
by the United States weather station.
Fort Brown:
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Thursday Bridge.

Halloween Social.
Fifty members Of the Epworth League
Of the Mthodist Episcopal church, to,
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. STEAMBOT LINE FOR BROWNSVILLE

the bringing in OF lin mu Gnmhy. Hare yom MR. PROPERTY HOLDER, Thought Of hoWH n
S-MAN, thought OF uht pawoHs ia twn ana INCREASED POPULATION mond'
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BROWNSVILLE WILL BE A REAL CITY

S. and that they mH be- is he confident opinion Psychologists ~ o ii men mho hare
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OIL IS HERE AND We ARE GOING AFTER

The hardest W an. Tho great confidence has been established in Well No.
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& /. a. XII
better known to every lover OF ath-
letics in West Virginia as Greasy.
Neale, and Miss Genevieve Horror, of
Lost Creek, were married at 8 O'Clock
Monday morning at the parsonage of
the Methodist Episcopal church by.
the Rev. G. -. Smith, pastor OF the
church, in the presence Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William f.
Hornor, Of Lost Creek. and Mrs. w.
~ Neale, Of Parkersburg, Mr.. Neale's
Miss Horror Is a charming and
accomplished young lady and is well
known in this city, where she has a
host OF friends. Z NJ
Mr.. Neale need not be introduced
as everyone here recognizes the,name.
HIS large familiar form and his pleas
ant smile have been seen on the grid
iron in the midst OF the fiercest FOOT
ball battles and on the diamond IN
the thickest Of the fray In baseball,
and on the basketball Il oor It was al
ways Greasy', when the game was
the closest and Wesleyan needed a
point or two to win. BY his friendly
manner and congenial ways e Greasy
Neale made many friends and admir-
,ers in this city who are sorry ia. know
that as bright and shining star IN
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THE PARSONS SOUDERS COMPANY

the athletic armament Of the state.
will be seen no more but all Is DIN in
wishing him much happiness s
Mr. Neale will have charge Of all
athletics at Muskingum College next
fall. Muskingum College will be
rememb ered by local persons as the
basketball team that defeated Wesley
an SO decisively on the latter's home
door and later played the West sVIr-
ginia Business College five here win
ming by a large score. AS athletic
director at MuskinE gum. Mr.. Neale's
West. Virginia friends are sure he will
be a success. s5
Wesleyan College athletic teams
Will be greatly weakened by the loss
Of Mr.. Neale who has been the max
ing Of athletics at the Methodist insti-
tuition for the last four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nea1e left at $3.50
Monday morning for Dayton, o.,
where they will make their future
a Z
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Mothers Club to ,T eel.

4 The Mothers Club OF the New Fair
Grounds will meet at u 80 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon In the home OF Mrs.
W. j. Kyle, stop 26 sonthe Broad Oaks
street car line. The subject for dis
'cussion Will be Truthfulness and
Honesty" All ladies are cordially lin
yitetf to attend.
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fIl n ~ w Jl 0lf "a VA .t '5i "a
q True &c Values ] i !. /: I!
I Committee Named. y

At meeting Of the Marcato Mu-
sic Club Saturday afternoon the pres
5ident, Miss Cora Atchison, announced
the foil lowing members were appoint
ed to serve on the nominating COM
serve for the season Of i 915-1916:
Mrs. Frank b. Haymaker, chair
man. Mrs Robert Sellers, Miss Emily
i. Garrard. Mrs Frank Grumbine
and Mrs. Earl SPEAKER.
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Meeting Postponed.

Owing to the illness OF several
members mel the meeting OF the Tues
day Club. which was to have been
held In the home OF Mrs. ] ohn j..
Davis Tuesday. has been postponed
when Mrs. Lynn S. Hornorj will be
hostess In her home at 416 West
Pike street. sss
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Agency for the
New idea Patterns.
ODA y the First
Shouting Of the
Dresden Silks

It isn'tisuch "a long, long way from the
fashion centre, to where the smartest fash
ions are5worn, and its only a bit farther than
Tipperary'' and all the time the dividing
distance is getting shorter. No sooner had
Paris decreed that Dresden Silks would be
one Of the seasons favorites than we set
about securing them for our own women
They're here for the first today-and
you'll be glad to see them.
Large and small lowered patterns on
GUM Blue, Wisteria, Rose, Russian Green
Battle Grey and Black
The width is. SO inches and our price
$1.5O yard.
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lil TX n \; Y
SPERStO iN:AiL.

Mr.. Charles Chaplin. the celebrat-
ed Essanay comedian. arrived IN
.Clarksburg this morning at 8 40
o'clock, over the Baltimoretan Ohio
railroad. and will be at the Biiou
stheater hts afternoon and evening
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Attend Recital.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lowther, OF
Jane Lew. and Mr.. and Mrs. I. =.
Kemper. Miss Ruth Kemper and Miss
Marion Boyd. Of Salem. attended the
Marcato recital Saturday Afternoon,
which was given In the uditorium OF
the Elks, home.
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eyening Cor Brook lyn, where Sic n win Id

evening for Brooklyn, where she Will
be a guest Of relatives. 4 W
Clay edges, Of Lum berport, visit
ed the city Monday on busin ess. u
I'M Ogden went to New Y ork last
night to be gone several days on busi-
ness. i5
A1r. and G1rs. Reuben Robinson, of
5Whe ceiling, are here to attend the open
ing OF the Rob inson Grand theater as
motion picture house S
E. Spencer. OF Point Pleasant,
us "a visitor IN the city.
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NEW CLASS INaIoDERNsDANCING
Prof. Finley w. Mott Is starting q
new class in the Masonic aud itor1um
Monday night. Instruction 8 to 8
o'clock. General dancing for former
pupils and their friends. to IL.
O'Clock. This will be the last term
this season. Private lessons by ap-
pointment Advertisements. X S "a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Gilpin have
arrived home from Florida, where
they spent the winter
s Mrs. Howell Cooper will leave this
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19
OF Q INTEREST e TO WI OMEN {:
L P1.u1ne' J. Cream Pie

Stew gently sufficient prunes
which have been soaked over night
g make one cup Of pulp. stone and
mash the prunes, add to the pulp