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The Washington times., 1915-08-17
Mews"Motes and Gossip
of Washington Smart Set

the Maharajah and his son dincd at the
Blitmore Cascades, and In their party
was Mrs. Ralph Thomas.
Mrs. May A. Marr has returned from
a two months stay in the West, which
Included visits to both expeditions.
salt Lake City. where her son. NJ. A.
Mari. resides; Los Angeles, and a num-
Der of other places Of interest.
Webster True and Marian True have
gone to Maine, where their mother,
Mrs. F. w. True. is entertaining a
house party.
Carl Butman left Washington We'd
nesday with party on a special train
to attend the Delta Tau Delta con-
vention at the Panama Pacific Exposi-
ton, He will remain West several
months.
Miss Iris Masters has returned to
Conn. and Boston. Mrs. Masters will
reach the city today. after visiting in
st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair will
entertain at dinner Friday night IN
Newport.
T. Emmet Moore is spending several
weeks at Ocean City, Md. Other Wash
ingtonians at the same resort include
Robert s. stunz and Mrs. Edith H.
Smith.
Robert Dodge Hagner will leave Wash
ingto Thursday to 20 to Atlantic City
for a short stav.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis L. Halves and
their little daughter Katherine. left
Washington Sunday for a motor trip to
New Hampshire.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward l. Noyes are
spending several weeks in Atlantic CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. c. &. weidemann have
returned from Atlantic city, where tnss
went bv automobile.
Miss Marian Ferguson has gone TO q
house party in Maine. She viii be
gone month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilbur are spend
Ing the month Of August at Asbury
Park.
=, Commissioner and Mrs. oliver p.
Newman are spending the month of
August In the Catskills. N. Y.
Mr.. Clarke McCue is visiting in
Pittsburgh. Pa. Mr.. Clarke. who ac-
companied Mrs. Clarke, returned to
Washington Saturday.
q
Miss Harrison. Of Leesburs. Va. sis
ter OF William Burr Harrison, of this
city, is visiting in olney. Md.
from his summer home, whitehall
near Annapolis. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A. Snow will
in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker X. Sands spent
the weekend motoring through the
valley Of Virginia.
DR.. William H. frai1 i. taking an
extended automobile trip North.
-
Mat. Gen. John r. Brooke, U. s. A..
retired Is an entry In the Maplewood
start Thursday.
Mr.: and Mrs. Duncan Bradley left
Washington Sunday in their automo-
PIE 70 motor to Goshen. N. Y. for q
Mrs. E. K. Houser and Miss Anna
Victoria Houser are at the Plaza Hotel.
Asbury Park. where they will remain
a month.
Joseph H. Hampton is staying at the
Ansonia in New York
,,,iil Mr. and tad. Mrs; John Hayes Hammond
States who will go to Boston for the
national conference at Lookout Hill,
August 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Green are at
Magnolia. Mass. for the summer
months.
-
Prince Alfred zu Hohenlohe-Sc -Schil-
llngsfurst is in Hamilton. Mass. for sew
eral days.
Lieut.. Commander William Russell
White. L. 8. N. and Mrs. White have
arrived In Washington from q six
weeks trip through the White noun
The Washington times., 1915-08-17

1t is a splendid tonic. acting on the liver
and stomach most beneficially.
In the files Of the Pinus laboratories
at Monticello. H.. are many letters
gratefully acknowledging the satisfac-
tory results following the use Of Fruit
ola and Traxo. Arrangements have
been made for the distribution Of these
excellent remedies by leading drug
stores everywhere. In Washington
Fruitola and Traxo can be obtained at
O'Donneu's Drug Store. sO4 F St, n. w.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
YELLED THREAT
AGAINST OWNER
OF THUNDERER
Lord NorthcIiffe Is Warned
Government Can Find Way
to Deal With Criticism Of
Ministry.
t.r .oa.,ra ,oo-... ..se,., .s..so was,

London, Nov 80 t6.l6 p. m)-Slr
John simon secretary OF state for
home affairs. served notice ON Lord
Northclffe today in the house of
commons that If the "gentler way
heretofore pursued to induce his
newspapers to stop the continual
fouling Of his own nest, did not prove
effective, II was perfectly possible to
take stronger measures.
"a do not know Lord Northcliffe,
said the home secretary. but he APP
pears 10 be gentleman with the
curious habit OF always itching 10
destroy the things he has made. We
in this country know how to estimate
the value Of these jaundiced prints
but thcy are a disappointment to our
allies and source of DISGUST TO ncu-
trails
The subject arose over an attack
hy Northcliffe papers on Sir John ST.
mon in consequence OF reply the
latter recently made 70 a question in
the house Of commons in which the
home secretary minated that utter
ances in the Times were proving
harmful TO the national interests The
Times insinuated that the whole mat
ter was a conspiracy tp iniure the
rewsr Yor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
VILLA BECOMES
INSANE At TER
SEVERE DEFEAT
General 0bregon Hears From
Prisoners That Battle at
HermoSiIIO Was DeciSiVe;
Rebels Are Surrendedng

Nogalos, Ariz.. Nov. Soils forces
defeated and scattered by the Carran-
"a army Of GEN Miguel Dieguez at
Hermosiilo. Francisco ViHa, the out
lawed Mexican leader, has gone in
sane according To reports received
here today by Gen. Aware Obregon.
the Carranza military chief The re-
port based apparently ON statements
of prisoners, also says that Villas
present whereabouts are unknown.
General Diegucz victory at Hermo-
sillo is said to have been complete
Three hundred Villa soldiers We're
found wounded after the battle Six
hundred were said TO have surrend-
cred south of Magdalena while POO
more gave mp their arms today at
Llano
The remainder Of villas forces. eX-
cepting those commanded by Gen.
Jose Rodriguez, are declared TO be- de-
moralized and surrendering In small
groups Their trains, with two loco
motives. were reported 10 have been
abandoned at Magdalena. fifty-four
miles south Of Nogales and 122 miles
north of Hermosillo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
JEALOUSY LEADS TO
KILLING IN DEMlNG

tsrtr,l1 coaarssoAoSHoS 70 sosriHa JOURNAL
Deming. ~ NJ. nov a0.-Francisco
Jron was shot and killed sunday af-
ternoou ~ Guadaloupe NJ. Pasos. az
the latters home IN the Mexican quar-
ter Immediately after the killing
Pesos went 20 the jail and gave him
self uu to r.. G.. Tabor the jailer, ado
muune thc shooting. Il is said. but
claiming ne shot Jiron because he
feared he was getting too intimate
tath his pas0s' wife
Francisco Jiron was about 30 years
Ola ANA bad been employed 10y Frank
sauuoH as "a laborer a colts 81
cumc steel iuckct bullet entered his
face near the mouth passed through
SIS hcad and cnme out back oi his
carr
tu inquest WAS held az O'Clock hy
Judge g.. C. Rogers ANA Prosecuting
ATTORNEY james " Waddnl made out
the complaint az murder against Pa
SOS. Mrs. Pa4os. "a is claimed, was
asleep when the shooting occurred,
anna dad not hear the shot though
Iren was killed hy Pasos near where
She claimed TO be sleeping
THE preliminary hearing comes up
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock be-
foro Judge d. g. Rogers. Justice OF
tlc peace.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01

Artcsu. y. NJ. Nov 30.-Simpson
Albright who was accidcntly shot and
seriously wounded here Thanksgiving
day Is somewhat improved. and the
physicians attending him are Of the
opinion that IL viii not be necessary
TO ampuate his left arm unless un-
toresccn complications set in. They
are NJ the opinion. however that even
II il does not become necessary 20
operaie. he win never have the full
use of This arm ono of the muscles
on the outside OF the arm was in
jurcd. leaving gap about two inches
wilde. and IL was found 60 De impos-
Slide to connect up the torn ends So
il would eruw together 4 small
portion of thc bone ut the elbow was
also blown away 10y the charge OF
shot. and the BEST Mr Albright can
expect is Is stiff joiut and only partial
ust of his left arm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
SUBMARINE SUNK AND
SEAPLANE is SHOT DOWN

London, Nov. so Cs:05 r. m.l-The
admiralty this evening gave out adj
ditional details concerning the sinking
II a German submarine off Middel-
kerkc last Sunday by "a bomb drop
ped from 9 British aeroplane and all
SO made announcement that Ger
man seaplane had been brought down
off Ostend. The admiralty state
ment says
ION November 2S, Flight Sub-Lieu-
tenant Viney, accompanied by a.
French officer. Lieut.. lie Comte de
Sineay, while patrolline off the Bel
gian coast, dropped a bomb on "a
German submarine The submarine
was observed to have had her back
broken. She sank in a few minutes.
During the same day Flight Lieu
tenant Ferrand. with Air Mechanic
Oldfield in "a seaplane, shot down
German Albatross seaplane off Os-
tend The Aibatross dived nose first
into the sea and sank -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
Every Family Needs
This Splendid Remedy
Compound OF simple l-aNatit
Herbs Recommended for
Constipation

when remedy has stood the ties,
eli critical analysis and strong eompe-
fItion for over b quarter of century
ana establishes itself as the indispens-
able 1ousenoid remedy "a thousands
90 homes it is pretty good evidence az
lt- efficacy
Dr CldwelIs syrup Pepsiu has
been ON the market since 1859. It's use
being gradually extended until now IL
is generally regarded by druggists as
The staple family laxative. il IS "A
combination If simple laxative herbs
free from opiates or narcotic drugs
gentle in it's action and positive in ef-
feet Il costs only fifty cents a bot
tle and can be purchased in drug
stores everyU here.
Sir Frank KHma Of 23O9 Ashland
Ave- Baltimore. Md wrote DIT. Cald-
wel recently that ne had tried about
everything without being helped until
he poi q bottle of Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsln. watch ne considers the
greatest known remedy for indiges-
ton. constipation and stomach trou-
-bles
Get bottle OF DR. Caldwelrs syrup
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
BOYS Of FRANCE
To Be CALLED
INTO SERVICE
Bill Introduced TO Bring Class
of 1917 to COI0rs Proy0kes
Heated Opposition IN Cham
Der 0f Deputies

N"f
lW providing lor the calling to rho
eulnfs % tae Young conacr.pts 10 thc
.laea ~ raf- provoked sforur dr-
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No.. ,,rI,l appa,do5 that the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
BARTH0LDT DECLINES
TO JOIN HENRY FORD

81 Louis, Mo-, NoV 30-Richard
Bartholdt former congressman from
Missouri and former president of the
International Parliamentary Union
for the Promotion of international
Arbitration tonight telegraphed TO
Henry Ford for personal reasons
he was compelled to Withdraw his ac-
ccptance OF the invitation to accom-
pany the Ford peace delegation TO
Europe
In his telegram of acceptance Il
fcw days ago, Mr. Bartholdt said. "No
good American able tn make the trip
should decline such "a mission He
declined tonight to discuss the reas-
ons for his change of mind
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
RUM0REO CHANGE IN
AUSTRIA SURPRISING

Zurlch SWITZERLAND, Nov. 30 wa
London, 11:17 p. m)-Rumors of inn
pending changes in the Austrian cab
met have excited surprise and some
apprehension in political circles in
Vienna. according TO advices received
hero from the Austrian capital The
Austrian parliament has not been in
session since the outbreak of the war
and the fear is expressed in some of
the dispatches reaching Zurich from
Vienna that matters Of great portent
must have arisen to induce minister
ial changes at the present critical mo-
ment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
MRS. ZINGG To
SUCCEED HUSBAND
AS SCHOOL HEAD
Regents of Spanish American
Normal Name Wife of For
mer President of Institution
to Garry ON Work,

SPECIAL coRFgsfoaoEhca 10 HoRhiHd JOURNAL
Santa Re, Nov 30.-The board Of
regents Of the Spanish American Nor
NAL school this afternoon elected Mr.
Bernice zingg. wife Of O. c. Zingg
president of the school
Mi Zingg. who had charge of the
school al El Rito, became seriously
I'D during the sessions of the educa-
tional association and the illness ass
stunned such form that he had 70 re-
tire from the place which has been
given to his wife, in recognition Of
his as wen as her valuable services
in hu,ding mp the school.
Other applicants for the place We're
Miss Clara d. True of Espanola, l.. +.
Cowan Of Denver, Charles d. Hprner
OF Penasco. r. G. Bonnet Of Eqlb Las
Vegas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
PRESIDENT WILL
OFFER TOAST ON
CLOSE Of FAIR
End of Biz San Francisco Ex-
position VIII Be S.g1aIized
at Noon Saturday by Spe-
cIa.Iy Arranged Ceremonies

O.
san Francisco, Nov 3o.-President
wilson's international toast 90 be- Of
forced at the adjournment OF the
gathering OF nations az noon on
closing day December Z. at the Pam
am7-Paene exposition boo the
C0ur. ~ the Universe was
mad. public here today IF
fonts are under way 10 have the
toast given simultaneously m various
parts of tine United States ana in
man cities OF other parts of the world
at d O'Clock noon, san Francisco
time
Tho toast follows
White House Washington.
Tho Panama Pacific International
Exposition
Which in its conception and sue.
gessful accomplishment gave striking
evidence of the practical genius and
artistic taste ~ America
Which in its interesting and UNI
usual exhibits afforded Impressive d.
ustration of the development of arts
Of peace,
w Hl1H an lls motive ana OBJECT
was eloquent 0f the new spirit which
is To- unito east and west and make all
Che world partners in the common en-
tcrprises Of progress and humanity
lSigued) WOODROW WILSON.
President of the United States
As the presidents message is read
90 the asso mblagc. wireless flashes
win be sent out from The opposition
wireless tower notifying the world.
President Moore will then telegraph
President Wilson an appreciauve re-
Spouse.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
PHONE 2M1

f0uthcrn section Al were i0pulscd
wth tire severest ~ enemy losses.
Several attacks aaaaet PLAYA ulao
were unsuccessful.
Before the AtIdeehrad ~ Gmzla
vcrv strong Italian forces gathered
from nll ff0uia Hf the Uuriut. Nrrirf-
day ATTACKED only near 0smta We
Withdrew iittie from small portion
umiur tho nIrht Gorilla again
waa bombarded with SOME hundred
shells of heavy eaIber In lhe doc
bcrdo section. after four hours of ar-
tHlery preparation. the euomv began
especially severe ana stubborn at-
tnrks against Monte san Michele and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
REVOLUTIONARY BANDS
STILL NEAR VERA CRUZ
il. .os.l.a looa.Al srsa,., l,.sso wal

----------
Laredo. TcX. Nov 30-Passengers
arriving here today from the interior
1T Mexico said there stili were several
Revolutionary bands operating in the
country between Vera Cruz and Tam
pico. The leaders Of these bands We're
said 10 bc Alberto Carrera Torres the
Cediuo brothers and e Argumendo.
II was reported they have following
as large as 10000 men.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
MRS. JESSIE WHITE
OF LUCY, TORRANCE,
DIES HERE SUDDENLY

Mts Jessie . White wife ot A. b.
White nf Lucy Torrance county, and
mothor-insaw 10 John McGinvray.
ded here suddenly shortly before
noon yesterday Mars White was
reading newspaper Do hotel when
ehe died Heart disease was the cause
of death
The body was taken o. Strong
Brothers undertaking rooms The
husband arrived last night and the
body was shipped M Io.30 o'clock last
nt-m au Santa r tu Na 500 to
Torrance county far hufial
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
An Improved Quinine. Docs Not Cause
Nervousness nor Ringing ia Head

The happN combination Of laXatives in
LAXATIVE PROMO QutNINE makes
Tho DHintnc In this form have "a far
better effect than the ordinary Qul-
nine. and il can be taken hy anyone
without affecting the head Remem-
her tn c1ll Cor the full name. Look
for signature Of a.. ~ grove zoe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
nIOoDIEsT BATTLES
on WAR on iSONZO


Amsterdam Nov go (yia London
1884 d. m)-Thc fighting alopg the
isouzo is described uy Archduke joe
pcph Ferdinand. che Austrian come
inauder. as "tho he'll of ho battle
fields. Ia on interview forwarded by
n correspondent of the Hcruer Taeo-
hlnti
The battle Tor the Gorilla bridge
bend which b son undecided said
ly the correspondent to 30 the bltter-
cet and most bloody 90 Tho campaign
Armen are plnyIne an Important
part Tho Italians arc cmpIUNul
great battle planes 81 ntw tpe
Thoao auored flying maphiue Thirty
wards long are equipped with ihrc'
motors and two or three machine
guns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
Mining company Incorporates.

Santa Fe Nov 30,-iucorporation
papers were filed today by the White
oaks Consolidated, incorporated with
S25o.oo0 capitalization, to take over
Ii number OF mines at white oaks.
Lincoln county s.. G.. shannon OF
White oaks. is statutory agent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
TEUTON VICTORY
REGARDED SURE
BY THE GERMANS
President of Recbstaa De-
cI8res Country Has Demon
STATED Superiority 00Land'
Cannot Be Starved

~ -a--r.s ,s.z.s- sffe's- ls.sta ~.=sI
Berlin. Nov. 30 ttia London. ntr. g..
l.67 Il. mJ-.fb. ..s.u.ne- af Tho raIefi-
.... t.f.. ... ,o.r..i I.. ~. address
germany nn fhr h.h' satisfactory
miiifrrt situation IH Nae aeat aud east
ma ffa III tttH.lH..ar Ed laa
Serbian .ruualeu. ANA IA speech ht
fna .a.raf.rs ar tbr immortal treas-
ur, Ur Kari Haffst.ch .n .ntroduf-
.ne /, bm arranging fDr fha ureIm
.narlp f8r tha atauou of war profile
Or iirlfffri.h urged tha speedy dis-
QUESTION of the biu ao fha do wsr
prolific could esrlue taxation aHd
promised au aruaI measure un thr
Iaxatan of war profits nr ODE next
s.itua of iho reehaae IH MARCH &c.
iuumatcd hat DO would impose grad
u6ted .cIIe IT taxation a-ed eH thc
amount 0f 700 war profits urd ALSO
would include taa ou Income which
bld increased duflHe the war; huf Dr.
alve uo indication of ihr cN'nt Of
the proposed taxation
NJ Conclusion a4 tn Rate.
The secretary Hld that Che govern
mcut itself had as set reached 90 CON
ruslou GA the wwiion mle and 30
would obviously br unfalr I'd make d
connaaory or regard tho project. aA
some wish fo do ns q punishment i"f
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01

Pepsin from yom druggist and keep il
I'm the house. A trial bottle, free eft
charge can he obtained by writing 20
DR.. W. b. Caldwell, 454 Washington
St. Monticello, lll
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
Notice

European war demands have caused
a shortage in the world supply OF
materials used IN the manufacture
Of White Tread Tires.
The color OF Goodyear Tires may
ultimately be changed from White
to Black.
Our aupply OF the required materials
assures the greater portion OF our
1910 seasons output OF tires being
furnished with White Treads.
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Nora Ssangnan Sarah.
yFOH SpleIna
Mozart.
Captain 7. H. Reed
Received by Wilson

Captain Thomas H. Reed, Of Fair.
mont, was one OF a delegation received
by President Wilson in the East Room
OF the White House yesterday, when
thelpresldent greeted a number Of rep.
Iresentatives OF various delegations
and societies. invited to the White
House. Ten thousand G. A. r. men
were received. The National Associa.
ton of EXT Prisoners of War was most
enthusiastically received by the presi-
dent. They included National Com
mander General Harry White, Of In.
diana, Pa; Adjutant General. and Quar-
termaster Colonel ]. D. Walker, of
Pittsburgh; Chief OF Staff John a.
Fairman, of Pittsburgh, and the fol-
lowing aids to the national command.
5er: l. X. Campbell of Pittsburgh, A.
II. Jones, of Pittsburgh. and Thomas
II. Reed, of Fairmont, w. va.
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Los ANGELES. Cal, Oct. mabel
:Normand, the yivacious Coincidence
OF the Keystone Motion Picture COM
pany, and known everywhere as "Ma.
bel" has been lowering between life
and death as the result OF studio
accident here while playing for the
movies. 80
Lapsing often into Inconsistencies,
doctors in attendance feared that she
would not recover, the injuries having
been sustained on the head. 1t was
a week later when the first signs OF
rallying were observed.
Mabel Normand has established a
reputation OF being without fear, and
has engaged in some OF the most hair.
raising stunts ever. devised to insure
thrill. Escaping unscanted in these
daredevil ventures, she was caught
on Sept. Is by a piece of falling
scenerytandEser crushe ed .sAsas.ss..l,
Miss =Nsormandd mas been y leading
lady with the keystone company for
some time. y
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Perso nals =


Dr. @. S. Thomas was a business WIS.,
itor insAlanningt on yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. i. n. Tough spent yes:
terday IN Morganto town the guests sof
their son, Roy AZ Tough, and wife.
Mrs. w II. Johnson and Miss Nola
Mckinney have returned from Ever:
son. where they were the guests of
Miss Jennie Marley at her home near
there. l..;s I. n " <
Mrs. James Nice lure, 81 Wheeling,
is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Her.
schel Satterfeld ,sonS CASTOR avenue.
Mrs. John Jenkins, OF Indianapolis,
Ind, who is the guest Of relatives in
this ction, has, gone to Buck hannon
to visit her sister, Mrs. a. ID. Clark.
She win return here for q visit before
leaving for her home. " IN
Eli Musgraye returned yesterday
from Washing ton, ID. O. where he at;
tended the G.. "A. r. sencampment.
Miss Alta Reeves has returned from
Clarksburg, where She had spent sew.
eral, days.
MRS. 4. y. Heffner and daughter.
Miss Naomi, returned last might from
Pittsburgh. where they had spent a
day. s5lfs
Miss Etfie Knapp spent yesterday,
With friends in Morgantown.a
Mrs. James Barrett, who had been
very III at her home on Bell Run, is
E y Mrs. s. M McDermott, Of clarks.
burg. lis the guest Of Mrs. Thomas
McDermott on First street.
Mrs. j. II. Abbott and Mrs. James
A. Meredith returned last evening
from Clarksburg, where they attend:
ed the q. D. ID! convention represent.
Ing the Robert d! Lee fChapte of this
city. Others who attended various
sessions 81 the convention were MRS.
H. G. Stoetzer, Mrs. John Brown, the
latter OF Morgantown: Mrs. Edwin
Robinson, Mrs. @. 3. Marley and Mrs.
u. 3. Mccoy.
Mrs. j. s. LeMasters returned yes;
ierday morning from Philadelphia,
where she companied her daughter.
Miss Mildred. who has entered Miss
sayward's school. Mrs G. NJ. 4Alexan;'
der, who accompanied 1 M iss Virginia,
Alexander there returne to-day, ehay.
Ing spent q day IN Baltimore enronte
home. Z; II
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Mrs. aryI1mo,nrdE nte.r 1sli &

Mrs. Henry Raymond entertained
Mrs. Howell Cooper and her guests,
Mrs. ]. H. Ernst and Miss Marie
Ernst, of Brooklyn, n. u, very in.
formally at cards Tuesday afternoon.
Tea and waters were served upon the
arrival of the guests and later auction
bridge was played at two tables. The
guest list included Mrs. ]. H. Ernst,
Miss Ernst, Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. David
B. Carper, Mrs. Osman E. Swartz and
Miss Florence MISUNDERSTANDING
Telegram.