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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-03-18

Banker J. o. Gage, of Rec Heights
transacted business in Miller Tues
day.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-03-18

J. M. Beranek. of Bailey, was do
ing business in the county seat Mon
day.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-03-18

Miss Liddell, professional nursing.
Call Green Y.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-03-18
THE MILLER PRESS
THURSDAY MARCH Is, 1915
AND
LOCAL BRIEFS

Albert Nelson buys hogs. ADV.
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l5tf
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spring.
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months.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06
Slcrc Sfi6c icnot thumbs.

Scr er Ell Gel al, buao oc tuifc
llloerponosbuuoe bor u0rcttct t Sc
brittle Snruanoe / EnoifcOoQcuc:
Zen %irnnifc Camper "Nnma"
blep Nn@0ag torpebcrct al Ell tuif
llnocrpanNaban0 / &nltalcn rOcnior
Seadp &ca0. 10 al GciutuilQcll
onlfonl; FIN IL blcp rcDoct. Sfibet
par pno Mciic til SorNcour. Set
blcp ifltOt ilUlf uoen &uriel.
Zen brittle Gnmpcr "Scuen
Scoa", pno Neiic ira Souoon til
Siperpool blcp SiUrtor2oo0 t0cn
BARREL lfllbt iiunf al Ell init In
oerponOsbaao uocnior &ead,p Neoo.
vi Den IS Wlanoa %~cirtnin0 ont
font #, bc~riblan0t ole Siiiccrcrne
nleb llnotu9clic al nnoen Muifiniit.
canine Gag blep ben norite
Bart "Nor" torpeDcrct noe i 9toro-
llcen al Den tpitc lln0crpall0sboao
"ll-2O". HeiGtlin9cn, If Man0,
blcp rcOoct al Somperen "llnitu"
% lanNlat / Spof BON NoQ0n0.
Sanulle Sag bIcu sc ire brittle
Sralploampcre "@loriona", "Soion"
% "Nellie~ ifllot iiunt noe / Nor0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06
%%eitfroutcn.

tSru &c't'roa;cn cr Der ilgcn Spr-
un0ring at meIoc on. Get CT ocn
panligc SfiUrnmOicI; oeu enc Eort
pnlotr llot Der oN Ben un0cn Der.
Zen %ltprite Nftiuitet pco &cltiron-
ten forcgnar lifferlig bol SInglin-
lcrre oct uil iiNc mc0 Torbcrc.
oclicrnc til oct itorc Noifctod, ionl
ale Oc0 nlnn fnntmc, uoor Barren
fnnInler ntc0 mtlOt &cir on tprrc
Mtorfcr. Wtcn ON Ocnuc Nttiuitct
fcor III inNcnting at uibc.
6lppcrnc hriper ilittiQt lile Strcii-
tog ipn panIig. Brittle Slnperc
bar after bare: en- 1ur incppcr Bee
brilg9c / SeI0iclt, bpor sc opOogeOc
TO tplfc llnoerpnnO9bcooc, ionl Sc
troftcrc0c mlcb tire Npnlbcr "ntcO
llOnlerfet &irfnin9", bc0er oct.
Suer 0llubcim % Guieubur0 /
SdOen bar frnnifc Tpocre fuItct
Bomber. % ouer Sen tpifc Ilpuc-
lelr pe0 NnnOcpncnre nor belQiifc "a
ironltc Tlpuere foitet onlfrillg 30
Bomber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06
porr %@lofriocre.

2Solplnaton Den 2ocu %lpril. Set
hor rTrct oeu Nuulfc almluocliQc
9}cuiuh at oct ouerucicnoc Tlcrtul
Al DEM lout hrcrpeoe liQ iii ariq2.
t~lcnclie uco 6Ioaocn fout ira sc itorc
Eucr, iirr ga Mapncbncrnc.
Gu al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uoor.
bclnct Stotiltlt oucr SunmlcniUtniu,
Neu az GIau6cu4 Ncrloual uiicr mlos
lcrtlo at ioa lite cr ljIiHloct. men
at Ser pcO 6luuocn ticucr ct tort
Nntdl ioul cr bicnmeb0rcuoc i iaa
Iau8t moe Sanoct IiQacloc Stotcr
Iou Chio, &noiuno. &Ilinoi2, %3i9
cou1in, Eolua % Wimciota.
Slooocu9 hpcrpc0c Smrfc bcitoo
Den lite l$ltIi 1914 al 52,667 Ntuu0,
huoroi , fom ira Malta, 2t02 ira
bore 2~beilooeIicr. Get witoritc 9lntol
fonl, ioHt rimeliat hnoc pTrc, ira
9tclp 9orf. ncmtIiB 1922, otrurit
tom 2,ol3 'rd F%cnnlpIoonlo % B.
42o ira Mfo2ladllett2
6orre'tcIr er StotcrHc rcprrlclte
reoc ION 'el1cr: Nlobnlno. lbs;
Hrljono, 80, ArtonIoa, 3Ol; Cali
'orlllo. LIE, Golorooo, $50; Com
llettIclIt, 92l; ScIomnrc. % lis
trtct o. NoIlumQln. SO; Nlortoo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06

'locn Al Den fnifc llnocruanoHbdoo
IL TO-. &tiutulnqcn lit Eou al
1da &oa0cnc ior ocrc3 Gamperc
bleu lcnnt tlIblm0$. Gen tuitc GhGI
iortIarcOe Tiitcrne boililt: ~Gi bar
GrOrc Ill at ifDOc iiNnf ali, ii trri
Ter pan por Bel. Get cr Arig. %
GnAlan0 bcapnotc ocl."
Gen brittle 2onlpcr "Sout6-
point" bIcp torpcoeret Al Sen tuilc
llhocrpan0abnoD III 2S". so M}il
nocnIor Sap Niniitcrrc. &eiuuin.
Gen bIcp rcOOct % Ionoi1t / %i@
labon. "Soutbpolnt uor iorrciteu
mpliQ blct onl0ebt til ~Giton".
SfiurtoraOoQ blep oaiao Den boil
lan0itc Camper "ShiclouO" icnOt
tilbunO@ / A~iDroliocn, y Ntll ira
Spltrn pao Gnlluu0a ZittuIt. Set
oltnNc@, at Sfibct hopOc itoOt paa
Ell Nfinc. On MonO blcu 0rubt
PEG Grplolioncl. Noptcincu % !
MnnO cr fonulct inn Ill Nill. men
Ell urOcn %iobooO ~ / Niouo iop-
lc4 ir~cn0ele4.
Nicir Gordrlclic / Culiouo bar
2oclUNQclien al &c TIRE ErnpIcrc
poft. 6or oct llnor uotrptfc.iQ /
&on1oucrclafomitcu al 1907, At 81.
'fcriortoier poo Nnpct life lfol ior,
llclpc3 al ariAaltibc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06

S'srPii's gaa Siss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06
Snlgarcr pnn Nriositicu.

sra 9tilb / Scrbicn n~lcD0clea Sen
3Olc NpriI, at Der er fonlluet til ct
f%ienotli1 Snnrlcnitoo meucnr icrbi-
lie Sroppcr % bulNnrifc Srrc9ulUrc
ueO 8rUnlen. Sll1orerne, iom par
occrlc8ne / Intal, rpffeOe opcr
@rpnicrL iorbrcu Ocn ierbiifc
@rTnleoo9t % latte iig ! &eli00elie
AZ TO aaloner, buornle0 0e gou iig
til at bonlborocrc >,crubdneitatio-
men / Strumnit}n.
Gftcrat Scrbcrnc bauoe tilfulOt
6orlterfnlnger, bleu 9H.Igurerne Ore,
pet poa 6llgt tiIb0ge ouer @rUu
ielL.
GcrilPtie5 rGG Sioc 1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06
O>roensforbuo
Sri9cn hnr aiuef 6Orbuoebcur9cIirn
ct mrgtiat Sremitpo.
SMipGnoer mart Nlp9cm.

On al &er0en4trlleu2 mcrttlllite
6orteelier cr ocu Afbo!o2bcur9clic.
Den bar aiuct Steoct til. "a ion meO
rorbauicnoc NnrtiBhcO life alene 9ri.
Der on lia / De tri5iorCnOc %an0c,
men o1ioo te1llcr til eucntltelt at
pile omipUnoe S%toritcpdrtcn al Sen
cioili'crcOc Gel Al aloocu.
&ele oct pGlbi3c Hu2icrrigc ue0
line opcr balpanOet Nuuore0c MfiI.
lioner ,<nObpAgere bicu pcO ct Mfolt
iproA tarlugt pua en- 1ua, laIiolO
iorioouiot SiIpirtuinl Solg o. M
belle al San6ets rationale Grit,
Den SiUl % arop ior0urpcuoc BOO
ia angnnr. 6rontrig bar iulQt Or
cnrplet uc0 llolte0elicu al ct ubioIut
Norbuo moo GlIujrfnjlla oQ Ior-
honolluQ al Den irauitc Rational
gilt, Nb'intb, Den mclt imigcnoc %
for0TrpcIi9c al ollie beruienOc Grjf
tc, "a lanltioig iuoiort Ell uOcrit
ltrcrg 2ontrol nleO (ruljfcu / ANDRE
Gritfcpurcr.
Sclp / (pltInuO, Der panituoe2 al
nTrc Oct cneitc &ouO, hpor Solicit
"briffer mco 6ornou0". % hpor
9tpOcllcn al q nQ 0clpi@ al &in cr
lod olnllnocIl9 % rutltrll9 lOnn 9to
0clien al Giloen2 flare &ouo, bar
bcnnc me &eroen@beprgcl'e beNpnot
at g|orc iig lterft ialt. &uIiol0 be
rcttc9 Der, at H%eQrriuQen bar pao-
bIlot pi2ic Snoltrmnfuiugcr / 2ltil-
pirfuinget. Ger godltooc2 imioter-
ito, at bette life iao mcAct iiDloe9 al
bol0aucuIiQc Nenim ionl Den ita0ig
iti9cnoc W}angel paa aornporcr.
81 mi mcoofIe5 Der, at "Gpioe-
nlier" oalaQ / pirlItent 6orm bar BE-
gpnot at grille ON iig i GngIoh0, oct
%ano, ion. man ii0lt al ole bouoc
pentct ifltlbe tunle bli paapirtet al
en- Iao0dn &cop9clie.
sra &on0pu te~legruicrca Sen lite
Npril. aona Georges GrflUrinl
/ en- o%iiicicl Sfripclic iii Tin1l2mi-
hitter %lono-Weorgc ON, at ban bar
lorbltnt ScrucrinQ al &Inc OF uu0rc
bcrlllen0c GrifteUorer / Den .fpngcli
0e Nu9holGnlll, bar gluct }irohl
bltion2bcpG9cIicu / england Ct ppl
hiat 6rcmitoO, % ollie Scqu nocr
poo, al 9totioucn lopaIt nil ltotte Ne
Nlcrlu9pr, ON 0en ltul6c tonmnc til
Den No~nfluiiuh at "(orlUgnlngcu"
al Son0ct cr Ell Acknowledged ior
meo NclO at rortlUtte &rjqcu.
&rigaminiiter zorro aitd)cncr uor
Den forlte al %un0cta Ic0cnoe NiruO.
eiterfom song Georges Gpior-
bring til 6otol0ibolocnbco. San
tun0giorOe lOog gieunem Ercaicn.
at life cit Grdabe lterft oil bli Ter
perct i bans Nlent, iau IUnge 4riGcu
parer.
%ianeuoe GrtIGrin8cr ocntea at
bile bli o|iieutIl39iort al Oe ouriae
:gieolemmer al NegjerinQen % al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06

ircmro9cuoc M}UnO umot om / >on-
oct.
C0ida iremrdleu0t ArbtlotrIeOe.
re ertIurer, at Be pll Riuc Htlierlu.
lcu i'm e%nthuiioti,tc Stottc. onl Sen
bclllitter at uOittOc Ct alnlinoellJt
TorbuO.
Sra Son0ou ttlclraitrc4 0cr 2OtU
Epril: Suiiuoer al %on0oncrc. 0crj.
blouot lcoruoc Aio5munO "a 9iclic
riug@embco1mUuo har iOa2 irtuil
liz iorpligtct Jig til life at image BE-.
ruienoe Critic iaa IUnQe Ari9cu
uurer.
M}ou0e Al &uen9 @iorlcnblooc
fom no meo beliloc3 advertisement
ter lnoeboI0cnoc Netitloucr mc0 gu
INCOMING ON, at 0i2ie flippcs no,
mlOcrtcguc2 "a iHoicnoca til 6iuon@
miuiitcrcu. Eetitioncruc lpocr iom
leI0cr:
Sea cr iuIoitUnojg i 6opor al
at Silpirtniul ~ SoIN al bcruicnoc
Critic lorbu0e9 mOcr Nrllcu, i0ct
ic9 amer EN- iaooau Northumberland
en- buocu0c gtnoueuoilhco Tor at 'oo
brdlt &rllcu til en- hurtlQ ~ bel
ola SlutniuG. Sea Iopcr lou0It at
itette AcgitrinAcn / ctbucrt ldooaut
Torio0."
Get oniec2 Tor l~tffert. al Nc1ic
rin8cn cr / 6ooor Al ct (%otoliorbuO,
'om oen iiol1c Ni92nttcu bar M1uu
Oiabco iii at uOltcoc u0cu no9cu BE
lllltuiuQ 0crum al Eurlunlcntet.
%curoclicn / Canada.
N}ontrcol Sen tic 9Upril. HollQ
@eorlca Stul0pmltt me0 Ncniun til
MISUNDERSTANDING / Storbri-
tannicn bar iodct uorm 5ililutnjuQ
I Canada, % Qiuct 6orbu03bcupNci-
lem Der Ct ltcrtt 6rcnnteb.
Eropiuicu Suitotd)crpou bar oQc-
rcoe uOitcOt oblol1t 6orbuo, Qjrloen.
DC loa lUuge, Arlgcu uurcr. &ro-
piniernc U{unitobn % Clitario. bar,
iom ct in0leoenoc Strjot, ucotaqct
i~fiGrpcoe 3nOitrpufninger / SoIaet
al bcruicn0c Griffc, % iro Eropil.
len 9tCp @rulamipt mcloe@, al ct ub-
iolllt Norblro piI bll uoitcot / 0cu al.
lcrnUrntcitc Grcmtio.
st lilncn0c Striot i~ortbercne4 i
Eropinlcn Aopa Scotio.
%irfninncu / DC Iorcncoc Stntcr.
@uibinlton oeu lie April. sc.
ollicrcoc Petitioners plunicliQc
SuinQuiHl 6cnimoo %~robibition 6or
uatt ouermnaoc itor ,<uterc@ic her,
"a GcIcgrnmmcrnc. ombon0IenOe
bette Sporl2moal, uoQj0r Tor (ioen
DC ulCit ~iprnocuoc ~Mril2eitcrrct
lltllQer".
Get iorlroiec3, at &noiorcIien al
Frobibltion / Storbrltamiln pil0c
'oo en- mUgtig &noilpocIic pon
Den poIItIite Situatlon / oe Gorcne
&c Stater / nultc rationale Gall-
rampaIne. Get N}omcnt, ocmc BE
uUlelie allereoe bar iooct Der / Gam
Del, pilOc oerueo blluc betuoolig 1911
Zen irenntuotc Stluiul, iom lcocu-
Sc Wipno ION Stotsminiitcr Grnau
Atarlncmimlitcr 0auicia bar Ia
lct me0 &cnipu I'll bette Spor3s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06

5oriiPtie5 pGa Sioe 1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06
Sra V~Nden$krigen.
hanapene rafrr MIRO nforninofket J%eftiobeo pn 0r ishlgotr
Skraanineer Rarpaterue. Nusdk Wffrmdu lanos Jrlr fromtea.
Hndet Kri9$nyt fra allie Frontvr i Ost % Vest.

Scrgtl1Gen, ocl3 / ielpc Edaicnc %
oela / Sor'poraitillingcrne / Spo
Tor Glltlapnalct. % bag Dem cr
%enocloIc HGtfcr a @webcNrnuc % be
tT'tcoc Stilllngcr, ION njua itormc2.
FOR De ruaiiife ScNioncr itaur ncOe
pnu Den itpre u1gorife Slcttc.
sra %olo Niihopa til Snmlinf
gear Ben r~laiilfc ueuitrc 1yloi irenl
~lltfcrt men lall9lomt. Get cr pei
tnll'omt, om Ell Nrnlc ~lo1cniin0e cr
rpffct frcm mOcr ltorrc &dlifcliJ-
bcocr. Huber TT Spucir iurluli0
'llcItebc Snceu / NicrNcnc, % lltal
llDc %uffe io@ic0c ncoupcr pno ole
Holltcr. Ncrpno IuOtrno0tc plu0ieliN
en- poloiou Nul0e, huorpcO unc &cic
% Stler % S~fronnin9cr bUffenca
al Nlut -. Ncrtil fonI loo. at
2ltcrrlgerlc un0cr tuifc Siliccrcrp
Scocllc bop0e onloGt nNitcu nilrO-
tn1ellgc Noriuorapcrtcr puu 5uppcl
AZ nllc NoIer % &altQc.
Fnn llltct Ste0 cr Muaicrllc NOR
mere ll5lofpnsiet cllO 20 Wtil. lfl-
lltrrc SnJfolf mclcr, at oct cllomt
MI tage mil1bit Ell MoanrO9 bIobioc
&nnnpe, for Jtlt0ierllc fan tolllluc
pper Sarpoternc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06

Eltcrrlgcrlle nlcl0cr. at Sc / oct
llorollgc &lltolpInu bor llouct Mll2-
tllbnge til S%esurobien. sra lite til
3olc Ipril bar DC Iong3 belle Iron-
ten / &urpntcrnc og |llfouillu ia
get 39,9i2 Hllaicre tiIinnAe.
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personals =

I' y
Mrs. DIT. Spring of Wheeling, i Is
in the city to spend Thanksgiving with
her brother, r. c.. Jones and family.
on Fairmont avenue.
Mrs. James Thomas and son leave
today for Fayette City, Pa. to spend
severa! days. .,sg. I; I.
Mr.sand Mrs. E. T.. Kelley will 60
to Brownsville, Pa, in the morning,
to spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
Mrs: GYM. Alexander and son, Ed.
ward, left last eveningtfor Philadei.
phta. where they. will spend several
days with the formers daughter, Miss
virginia alexander, who is a student
at Miss Lambert's school for girls
Mi. Alexander. expects to join then
there tomorrow. ID N n
Mrs. Eleanor Eddy Knutti and sons,
arrived here today and are the guests
OF. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McMastera on
Fatrmont avenue.
Miss Irene Davis left this morning
for Charleston. where she will spend
the Thanksgiving holidays with Ahef
father, L. NJ. Davis. She will rel.rn
home on Sunday. I,
Mrs. ]. F. Richie who has spent
the past several weeks!in Indianapo.
lis, Ind, will return. home on Friday.
Mrs. Richie was called there by the
illness of her aunt, Mrs. ;Addie Pinnell
Huntington, wife; Of Will Huntington,
whose death occurred last week. tho
funeral taking place yesterday!
Il. WI sRobb,s father of Charles 4Robb,
whoShas been critically Ill at Wheeling
for some time Is Ii a serious condition
atsthis time Mr.sand Mrs. Robb and
daughter exoectS to spend Thanks.
girinstin Wheeling, -
George Smith arrived home today
from Carnegie Technical Institute at
Pittsburgh to spend Thanksgiving with
his mother, Mrs. George w. Smith.
Misses Daisygand Margaret Arnett
OF. Morgantown arrived here today to
spend Thanksgiving with Mrs, T. ".
Buckley. :. 5.7,.f.jS s. RS.
Mrs. y. H. Abbott spent yesterday in
Grafton. s4s5is5t. I.s = =.
MrssA.+c.5 kinkead returned last
evening sfrom Philippi, where she had
been visiting relatives. r. VIZ .,I.:: !,
Misses Margaret. and Mabel Rich.
ards. and Robert Richards, who ! are
students at the w. w o.; will arrive
home this evening to spend Thanks.
giving with their mother, Mrs. C. Fl.
Richards, on Raymond street, They
VIII be accompanied by Miss Martha
High .ot Morgantown. g. = ]
Mrs. John Baker has returned from
Chicago, where she accompanied her
sister, Miss Elsie Merrifield, who was
en-: route to. Denver, Colorado. n u
James Bennett OF Greensbure. Pa.
will arrive here tomorrow to spend
Thanksgiving with his cousin, Mrs. Is:
B. Moore. rs ..i,-,S - -"
Miss Pauline sJamison has returned
from a visit in Philadelphia and
Washington, ID c.! ri ~
Mrs. Otis Murphy and Miss Myrtle
Hall on Monongalia County, were
shopping in the city yesterday. I'd
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Buckley and
son, Harry, went to- Rivesvillel this
Afternoon, called there by the death of
Mrs. Buckley's uncle, Curtis Page.
Tomorrow. Mrs. Minnie Martin, IA. 81
Upton, T.SW. Arnett, r M. :Kerns and
Page. 4 30 Y (, = = -:
Prot. u: F.. shreyye o Of the Normal
School faculty will 90 to .Lumberport
tomorrow where he will attend teach.
ers@institute and help with the in.
struction. ;9ss !, 5, M NJ
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Returned Home.

Nj. and Mrs. Jonas Walter F'lem:,
ing have returned from a visit with
their daughter. Mrs. O. M. Wiltshire,
At Chicago, and Ia stay OF several weeks
at Mt Clemens. Mich. Y. :, 3 z. Y
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-24
Hentzy Pune ral 4.
This Afternoon

The body Of Frank Hentzy, owner
Of the Fairmont Art Glass Works,
whose death occurred several days
ago In Baltimore hospital arrived
here yesterday accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Annie Lorraine and
nurse. Miss Helen Walker. The body
was conveyed to the family residence
on the East side. The funeral took
place this afternoon from the resi-:
dence. conducted by Rev. p. M.
Shoenmen and interment was made
10 Holy Cross cemetery! A large mum.
Der OF relatives and friends attend
ed the services. 35.5il' 55,,5ii3
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FOOTBALL PLAYERS
GET ] !. REAL FOOD
High School Squad Broke
Training With Domes-
tic Science Banquet.

The break.training banquet Of the
Fairmont High School football team
was held last evening in the dining
room of the High School. The players
who have had a wonderful year In
the old pigskin game were served
by the girls of the domestic science,
the same young ladies having pre-.
pared the feast. 99 VI, n. 4
The. program opened with DR.. HI.
II. Carr as toastmaster. Such a pleas.
ant honor accorded a referee is some.
thing out of the ordinary but "Docp
has been more than faithful this year
Ia handling the games at South Side
park. d. Carr called on several OF
the players for toasts and they were
delivered lin a pleasant and entertain
ing manner. 6:
TAG menu arranged by the girls
yns the best possible, as the girls
realized that the. players had been
On q diet for SO long that there was
nothing too good for. them. 49, Z
Russell Meredith was elected cap.
ain OF the high eleven for 1916 and
he selection was unanimous. The
menu: X atf n, ..,is
(Play Ball)
Cream Of Oyster Stew
Crackers Celery.
tFirst Quarter.
Roast Turkey Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Squash IS
Olives Jelly
Second Quarter).
Fruit Salad Waters 4.
tThird QUARTER. -.
Ice! Cream Assorted Cakes
Coffee
tFourth Quarter).S
Toastmaster ~. "a. .Dr. Hugh Carr
1.-THE Money Bag. Mgr. Jas Burns
ITO Have and to Hold" Capt. Ginkel
The Enemy" Acting Capt. Hamilton
dope for the Newspaper ..i.l... -.
.,.i.i...i. ,....... John Mckinney
LOYALTY J: =. \. Frank Hille
How the Game Should Be Played"
............. DR.. Fleming
ION the Side Lines" !. :,
..S....I.i......C Coach A.; j. Sharadin
The following were. seated about
The sbanquest table: Supt. O.. G.. vii.
son, Russell Meredith, Herbert Hamil.
ION, Bernard Arnett, Albert Hoschler,
gduSal tIhAl6litsl MI. pllGhity, -. IL II.
Carr John c.. Mckinney. DR.. James
Burns. Robert Hawkins, Bernard Gin.
kel, Russell Sturms, Kearsley Hart
ley, a. J. Sharadin, Noble Layman.
Charles Shores, Donald Conway. Har::
sr Hamilton, Edward Stevens, Archie
Meredith, Harold Roush, G. H. Cole
bank, Epsel Hawkins, Dunlap! Brady,
Forrest knight, Ray .Atha, Hugh Mere.
dith and lRelphS Meredith. ! Fl
The following young ladies Of the
domestic science department were in
charge of preparing and serving the
SUPPER !'sltet H. 2 81
Anna Goldberg, Frances: Helmick,
Regina Lynch Bessie Preston, Ada.
line Steele, Irma Sapper, Virginia
Fleming, Gladys Bennett, Mary POI
riano. Carrie Sumpter, Ruth Shaffer.
man, Marie! Frun, Lucille Fisher, Edith
Ice. Lillian .MacElwee,. Mary. Rice
Ruby Smith Edith Durrett; Annie OH.
ker, Miss Helen W ebster, Miss Beu:
lab walker. q 4.
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Goes Philippi TO
Conduct Fuln1e ral

Rev. John S. Robinson Of this city
left today for Philippi WHERE ne viii
conduct the funeral of MRS. Da -.
Mouser one Of the best known among
the older residents OF Barbour Coun-
ty. The funeral will take place to.
morrow from the old home place in
Philippi: Mrs. Mouser was a Miss
Proudfoot. She was. the mother OF
Mrs. John Patterson of this city, who
was called to Philippi by her! mothers
illness and DEATH.
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D o cfTrouble.
N]|euman Case
MAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOST.
I. HAS. Y " As: GONE TO WORK
~: ,,'.s-; HERE.

d F.. u = ~ q 4
Divorce pending, wife not inter;
ested in William Neuman. Mother
cannot be found,
Such was the gist Of a telegram Re:
ceiyed today BY Sheriff d. d. Conway
from Sheriff G, H. Sutherland. III Sag.
NAV. Mich, iniregard to the man ar s who
was cared foriheret after be had told
ofthaying forgotten his identity! during
q period of lone nderingsi through
various parts of the country.
Neuman. who is an electric clan. was
cared for In. the county JailSbyg Sheriff.
conaWay for everal days. To-day he
was given enough money to last him
for. a short time and assisted by Sher.i
w Conway in securing a position with
q Fatrmont ployer.S III
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.ELoUTEpS YosTgLAW VI

After declaring that he had bought
and paid for the whiskeyl he was carry:
ing and could do as he pleased with
1t, James Martin was arrested by Con.
stable Harry Connor, and last night
sentenced TO pay a fine OF 500 ana,
serve two months In Jail by JusticeYofl
the Peace r. Leigh Fleming 81, Al
charge OF Violating the Yost PROFIT.
piton Law.
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lWheeIinn Gueat. !

Miss Anna cGregorE Of wheeling
viii arrive here tomorrow, to be the
Thank sgiying guest Of Miss Carol,
Powell Miss Powell will accompany
her % Wheeling on Friday and remain
until Monday. ~
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NewBe autiesin the, Shirtwaist Store

wounds alleged to have been inflicted
ten days ago by Champ shamblin, a
constable, at Raymond City. Sham.
bin cannot be found. ! J 4: 8
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der of the. Eastern Star on December
This will be the first event OF this
kind ever held in the chapter.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE

This evening at7.3O; the Rev. James
j. Bingham. D! D., OF Greeley, Colo,
who has been for some years mis-.
.stonary in India and who is, now in.
this country on furlough, will give.
an illustrated lecture in the Diamond
Street Methodist Church.
This will be a rare opportunity to
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!! south American Palr,n,phlets,

+ 80 0UUHIg FtIII1II UdH NFdUpHTetSii
Through the kindness OF Mrs. G.. r.
Hutchinson, who with Mfr. Hutchinson
is making a tour Of the West, local
members Of the tliturature department
of the Fairmont Women's Club have
received interesting pamphlets con.
corning South America. Mrs. Hutchin.
son obtained much interesting data in
her travels which will be utilized by
the club, which is making an interest.
ing study Of South America, its Gus.
toms, habits, etc.
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To Phlladelnhia.

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Bennett left
last evening for Philadelphia where
they will spend Thanksgiving with
their daughter. Miss Amelia, who is
9 student at Eden Hall, Torresdale,
Pa. @ suburb OF Philadelphia. They
viii remain until Sunday. Mrs. p ii.
Bennett Is spending few weeks on
her farm at Stewart Ohio. Mrs. Jet
Grannon, who had been at Stewart, re.
turned recently and now is a guest at
the Bennett home. NJ
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Guest o. Or, BroofnfieId.

Miss Annie u Forrest, of;Littietosr,.
Pa. a returned missionary from Japan.
Isl fnt the city as the guest OF DR.. and
Mrs =: g. Bro nlfield. She will remain
here for alweek. ;ls q
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Yellow. white. purple and pink
chrysan iienaurls on sale OF the Qual.
ny Shop. Butcher q satterheld.
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which will be q brilliant affair. The
Club y being tastefuily decorated for.
Church sociai.
the event.

81 Church SoeiaI. NJ
The Christian End ayor Society OF
the NJ ~ Church held "a most enjoy.
able social in the church parlors last
evening: a delightful evening was
spent with . games and Refreshments
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Brilliant Affair,

Brilliant Affair.
Honorlng the football teams OF
West Virginia University and Wesley.
an College, a dance will be given at
the Country Club tomorrow evening,
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Smoker Tonluh,tt.I

One Of the social events arranged
in connection with the Nv. ". U..Wes.
leyans football game will be, the smo-
'kers to be held tonight at the Marley
Hotel: The participants in this smok.
ler will be the alumni members and
active members of the West Virginia
.chapte iof the Phi Kappa Sigma Fra.
.ternity. The affair will take place In
the banquet room of the Marley. 2.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS
IA Pitta,uraii.

Nj. and Mfs w. u Weigeli left this
afternoon for Pittsburgh where they
Will spend Thanksgiving with Mrs.
William Motlds and her daughter.
Miss Mary Moulds Hurst. Nj. Wetgeli
will return tomorrow night and Mrs.
Weigei will gremain for a week.