davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30

Ridges about five feet from the top
Of the trenches provide resting places
during any lulls in the battle. while
cutters at the bottom serve for drain
age On the ridge level between every
traverse, or kink. in the trench line
are bomb proof dUgouts for the protec-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30

San ANTONIO, Tex, Oct 5U--L pom
receipt Of advices from Douglas that
the United States troops there were
ity in the event that Villa forces at
tempted to cross-the American border.
Mai Gel Funston, commanding the
southern department. said he would
not leave for the west
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30

the development of a situation here
paralleling that at Douglas at this
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FINANCIAL.

Twenty seventh and Thirty third
streets.
4 Johannson. Of the California
Building Trades council. will speak
In he o. V. T. 4 l. A. hall Sunday
evening. lie will review the famous
McNarma %dynamitinR case.
Mayor Kirk. Hal Brues and Cant.
Henry Weisgerber paid a visit TO the
state fair grounds yesterday for the
purpose Of inspection improvements
nearing completion were commended
highly by the visitors. The street
along the main entrance is now being
repaired
Plans are being made by the Yves.
virginia sOcicty of the District Of Co.
lumbia to entertain the veterans OF
the Civil war upon the occasion OF
their visit TO Washington for the en-.
campment from September "a to
October p
The first meeting Of the creditors
In the Wheeling Gold Range Mining
company was postponed until Friday
morning The meeting will be- held la
Referee J. IS Cummins office.
Louis Bieifus. Of 100 Sixteenth
street. was injured Sunday when his
motorcycle rkiddod Riding with him
on The rear o. was Raymond Iantr.
OF ll5 Eighteenth street. The two
were returning from the Highland
fishing club on the Captina river.
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LECTURES PLEASE
AT BETHESDA PARK
Or. =. W. LUCE DELIVERS INTER.
ESTING TALK TO LARGE
CROWD.
Today viii be Banner Day Of the
Week-c. L. S. U. Graduation
Exercises TO be Held.

The lectures yesterday at Epwortn
park. Bethesda. OF the Chautauqua
assembly, were the most interesting
and instructive hat have been on the
Chautauqua program this season. Ut.
+. W. Luce delivered his ever inter.
esting lecture. The Model Young
Womans Ideal Young Man" in the
Afternoon before a large crowd OF
eager hearers. A large crowd wa in
attendance I'm the evening when Louis
Williams ave a lecture on Electricity
Mr.. Williams is well versed on TINS
subject and his lecture proved very
interesting.
Today is the banner day AZ the chau.
tauqua. The c. l.. s. L. Glass gradua.
ton which have heretofore drawn
large crowds will be held. a fine pro
gram has been arranged for the oc-
casion. The Edwin r. Weeks CSm-
pany will be the entertainers for the
evening. The program is an hour and
a half long and many musical seIec.
ions will be rendered.
The Children's Hour stiIl attracts
large numbers. This is n OF the
many features OF the assembly and
many children are taking part. Many
attended the Bible hour held immedi.
ately after the Children's hour ON
each day.
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BOOSTERS OFF
FOR JACKTOWN
TO ~wHoor UP WEST vzorNIA
FAn ALONG THE WAY.
Leave rhAs Morn1nS IN Autos win
Flags living and Rrgls Blow-
tng whits Enrouts.

With eauncrs n,fnE and hugles blow
ms the West Virginia state fair boost
e- vii leave Mhc~ilnE this morning
a. : o'clock FOR m. Jacktown fair. 70
Nhoop 'cr W" all day iong FOR West
NlrEintAs bigEvst and best event OF the
The COMMITTEES % boosters. which in
cluds some Of the most prominent and
progressive business men OF the city.
have completed all arrangements 10
leave In utomobiiss this morning The
cad auto will contain Captain Lee
hamrn. a retired United states army
oftlcer. Who a. some bus1e blower. He
VII put on full steam this ~1orning
nloNtng his horn through ttsc streets OF
Mh~elnE and along the WAY to Jack
Town while the committee will dis
tribute Advertising matter for the West
Virginia fair.
Among those who will mpos the
ooo>terr COMMITTEES and depart FOR Jack
iowa today are George ". Lutz. y. N
hrowne. George . Mathison. Charles y.
h~tancher. Arthur Johnson. ". n. Naylor.
James Il. Hanley and Capt. Hamm.
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VACATION AIR
For Abused Son While Mother Ian.
guishes IN Workhouss For
Cruelty TO Children.

Robert Taylor. tho 90 year old nrwa.
hoy who was numerically beaten
Monday niEht by his drink frenyIeI
mother. is how enjoying the vacation
cir % D KINGS Daughters home
humane officer sheldon Joseph saw
that DO became the p@ossosaor of n new
flu or clothes and n fine pair OF
Shoes Robert DEL now ono OF tho
pruudcst boys In town
Vie win be- held az The home until
arranEomonts can b. made for his m.
iuro Vie mother. Nra g. w. rawceft.
has signed away a1l rights fo him
Yesterday morning che was sent fo
The ~workhouse for 30 days after d
hearing before IudEa Jordan. Her
other two children. o. four year old
BOY and u ~ year old GIRL arc hoinr
cared Tor az the Day Nursery.
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CARD or THANKS

We wish to extend our heartfer
thanks 20 the members o. the United
Presbyterian Church. Street car
Workers Union. Wheeling Traction
company and The many friends ana
neirhborr for The kindness and sym.
pathy shown us in our BAD b%oreave
ment in The sudden death Of our bus
band and father and We especially
wish fo extend our thanks for me
many beautiful aoral offerings sent
ua Mrs Ida Barnes and children
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NEWS BRIEFS

About $1,000 cubic yards OF lime.
stone is DIN under the crusher
here in preparation for use ON the
Haneytown pike
The county commissioner In.
spected the county inHrmary yesfer.
day
-Cor0ners physician. Dr b o.
Plant ln a statement made vosferday
urged the county to establish a rom.
Tar morgue To said that prorar
autopaios could not BE- held under
present conditions.
-~Huntingt0n and her prison ramp
is IN hot wafer because tho camp b
about vacated a score Of ~riaonrr
have escaped since the opening ~
The camp.
a huge steam roller with q plov
attached l7 being used % tear us the
bricks on EOf street. between
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a. "a Regular scAsiou % the County
court held fo- the county or Barbour.
state ~ West Virginia. a Phiiippl. at
thc court House gt said CJuuty. on the
st1 day Of May. 1915.
The f~oliowlng Jrcer was entered Of
IT o. ordered that a notice Of The
Intention OF the County 0f Barbour 90
pay. off certain out Standing District
Railroad Bonds. b. published Tor 90 days
In tho Wheeling i~rtellECucer. o. daily
n~ewflaptr published IN the city o.
~ nerNnE. West Virginia and iu said
notice ~ shall be- set sarth that the num-
Der or Bonds desired 70 b. paid OFF and
taken ~ under this order shall b.
ELEVEN tlD in number. which tuctuls
Four 90 20 valley District Watlnrad
Bonds numbered Two t1 Five Inclusive.
Tor 1--WE hundred Dollars each. and ia-
sued D. the County Court uf Barbour
1uniF. and date August b. 1855. Num-
u'r one &C Eald Blonde having heretofore
begu taken up and cancelled
Tho rrmniud.r 60 che Eleven CID
nds being seven I'D ~ Marker Ula.
rict Railroad Bonds. numbered one 20
seven inclusive FOR Five Uundred Doll
err each issued % The Coun Court Of
iaroo.r County and bearing date o.
And 10 ia ordered that the Sheriff q
saId county cease payment OF interest
gn thid Bonds al the expiration Of said
= egpy from the record.
Attest
m~y-12-pu-2f-o
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PUBLICATION NOTICE
ORDER OF PUBLIcArIoH.
The state Of we-I VirrInla. Ohio c.nn


The state Of West Virginia Ohio Cbunty.
IS.
In the Circuit Court or Ohio county.
West virginia. August Rules. 1915.
Edith Newman stead We. Harry W.
stead. In Chancery-Dtvorce.
The object OF this suit is 20 obtain an
absolute divorce for the PLAINTIFF from
the defendant from the bonds of matri-
mony and to obtain the custody OF tie
minor child, Leland Newman Stead. aged
And IL appearing from an affidavit
Tiled IN said cause At these Rules. that
the defendant Harry ". stead b. not "a
resident Of the state OF West Virginia.
and he not having been served with pro
cess In said suit. OF motion Of the plain
ttt BY u \. Mckee a d. b. Handlan. her
solicitors this order of publication is
entered again him. and IL ordered that
the said defendant. above named. be aud
n" D. required TO appear within one
month aftcr the date of the first publ
cation of this order and do what II nee
sSsary TO protect his interests. II il
further ordered that this order be pub
isned and posted as required by law.
Witness. JOHN l.. kiNGHORN. Clerk
or our said Court. a. the Court House ~
said County. this tth day or August.
1915, to-Wtt: August Rules. 1915.
JOHN l.. klNGfDRN. clerk.
Published the first time August. 1915.
Attest JOHN l.. kGNGHORN. Clerk.
L. a. Mckee a j.. u. Handlau.
solicitors FOR plaintiff.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
H. .sss, e az sssos .s... "a: s4.s 8: s.r-

Aouce % Manufacturer. Jobbaru, Msr-
chants ana otheru Wholsaais Dealers.
ihn State Board 90 Control rf the afafa
or Mfrl Nlrglnfn viii receive BIDS daily
a. ita office a. Charleston. West Eirrfnia.
~ lurnignluE supplies Tor the several
state Institutions. the financial manaro-
mont % which a. vested Or Sad unnrd.
lracta VIII BE- awarded 90 the lowest
Uienniat quality considered. and other
l.ln1 being equal West Virginia deal
~ VIII D. EIvrn preference
ISIS gl euuuIlUH needed wWl b. fur
ll-lod tiddera on receipt o. requests
einung mo line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
ia-l-u Charleston. West Virginia
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UNIVERSITY ATHLTICS


MOhGANTOWN. W. Va. Aug. Il.
director OF Athletics George y
rye left today for Chautauqua. y
T. Where he will take a speciaI
course In advanced gymnasium and
track work in the Chautauaua Physi.
ca School of Education for the on
suing three weeks. Director pyle
VIII devote his entire time to gym
nasium this winter and Intends 10
nave a first class gym team for ex-
hibition purposes. He had an excel
lent team last winter but exhibited
only in Morgantown. Fairmont and
Co~nnellsyille. Pa. Director Pyle will
also coach basketball and track.
Professor f. y. Zern. member Of
west Ntrginia's athletic committee.
is spending the month Of August with
MS FAMILY IN the wilds of Pennsyl-
Vania. Professor Zern is devotinp
mos OF his time 10 fishing buntinS
ground hogs and killing snakes lie
spends the day in this manner and
the evenings playing pinochle. He
viii be back in harness September
LIST.
Fred Deem. OF Parkcrsburr. retir.
inC student member Of the athletic
committee is spending a few davs in
Morgantown. visiting old friends
Nlr. Deem graduated in law this
spring and will probably locate in
Clarksburg. He served two wears ON
the athletic board and rendered vaIu.
able services.
When Director Harry Staneburv OF
wesleyan was asked regarding the
report that Carlow was to play on
the Methodist team this fall. ne ridi-
culcd b idea and said there was
no foundation for the report what.
ever. Last week a story appeared i'm
various papers 10 the effect that
Guyon. former Carlisle School fun
back and three other Indians would
play with Wesleyan but whether This
Is true has not been asccrtained.
----
Hoffman and Fiddler. West Viz.
einias baseball battery from Spcn.
Ger. " Va. worked for the Cadiy.
Ohio. team against the Pittsburgh.
Collcgians this week and came
through the yictOrs Lefty" Rarron
late 81 Wheeling. West Virrinia's
mainEtay for three years. pitched
acainst the same team "wednesday
and registered a win Fiddler caught
Barron
C%olebank. Of Fairmont. end on the
football team has practically rerov-
cred from Tho broken arm no ro.
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81 l-5s-. will De- redeemed september 1st.
lfl'. 90 the National Exchange Bank.
Wheeling. IS. va.
Al TIE bonds enumerated bon this no.
iic' VIII cease Co bear interest Ssptcm.
Der Oct. 1875.
WHEELING STEEL & IRON COMPANY
g. J. HUNTER. Secretary.
Jy-2 -auE-f-11-1s-g6-ssp-f.
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RIVER NEWS

A rise Of several feet Is expected
here this morning as a result OF heavy
rains IN the Monongahela valley. Al
Morgantown the stage was reported
as 9 feet and rising last evening. Al
the local wharf boat there was about
5 feet Of water last night.
The Kanawha will be down from
Pittsburgh this morning for Charles
ton. Yesterday afternoon 70 was re-
ported that all room on the boat was
taken and that only a few passengers
could be handled here. The Dunbar
will be up from Charleston for PITTS
burEh. Thursday morning The TX
press will clear this morning 4 1881
for MatamOras. and the Liberty Will
be In ~ 5 p. m for Matamoras.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18
CITY HOTELS
GRAND ATLANTIC

Isma ave Close @ bach. Capacity.
- arse rooms. private baths ele-
tAtNr etc superior table sarNfc.- 1870
ID daily SPECIAL WesklN naok1of Auto
meets trains W Il SHAW
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For Rent

NAhWOODSI roomed house on Hill
dreth avenue. Has bath. electric lights.
etc. Sept. l. $50 per month.
EDGWOOD+ rooms on second floor
pr an ~up-to-date residence. S25 per month
includes light. heat. etc.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertsChv
FUhERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHtAL EMBALMER,
1i22 and 1924 Main Gtrssl
-Cala Answered Day or NiFht-
Store Phones g1h
g J. BCrtachv. Nat Phone tQ6a-R
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DAVIS ISLAND DAM feet. sta.
UounrN. clear.
clear.
rARKERsBURG- feet. risinc.
clear
MORGANTOWN- 72 feet. RISING.
cloudy
OIL CITY, feet. falling clear
WAIItEN-f3 feet. falling clear.
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LOST white and red. with large
horns Robert Junkins. r. II. No. p
Llu Grove au-l1-l
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DIED

ErRnACH Cd TUESDAY. AuE 18TH. 1916
o. O'Clock D. w. af her late resi-
Nenlg NO NNa MARKET street. EIfT.
NHETH. wife ~ the late conrad kir
bach in her rafh year.
Funeral services or Thursday afternoon
90 o'clock Friends or Family rf.
Frr.ffHIIF invited fu attend Tnftrm.Hf
af GUreHu cod cemetery.
trless- omit uop ersD
CHuhLhACHEH ON Turedar. Aus f
I'IH HI 9clnCE D. m GO Wheel
Irr Hospital NDFANNA. wife Of Coo
frumNfHker. aged HH trars
Iuffli notice hereafter
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tolcbank of Fairmont. end on the
Football team has practically rorov-
cred from tho broken arm no ro.
'elNfd in a baseball game about a
month AGO Only n small bone was
broken and Colebank will DO az good
a. gtrr this fall
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Ths stass o. wsst virEinia,

Va NAkAAAAH
To the sheriff Of Ohio COUNTY. Greet
ing.
We m you that YOU Summou
Harry W. Stead n he be found In your
hailiwick, 90 appear al the clerks office
or the circuit Court Of Ohio County at
ltulcs 10 be held FOR the said Court. on
the hrSt Monday In August 1915. TO an
sWer btl In chaucery exhibited against
him in the said Court by Edith Newman
stead and have then there this writ.
witness. JOHN l.. KINGHOEN. Clerk
OF our said Court. at tho Court House OF
satd County. IN the city OF Wheeling. the
md day Of August 1915. and tn the 53rd
year Of the state Of West Virginia.
JOHN T.. KINGHOKN. clerk.
Ohio County Circuit Court August
Rules. 1915. Edith Newman stead vs..
Harry W. stead. Summons bon Chancery.
W. 4. Mckee A. j.. H.. Handlau. y. o.
The within named Harry ". stead Is
no ~inhabitaut 81 my bailiwick nor found
therein this End day OF august. 1915.
LAFAYETTE GItANEit. ID. :.
for a. 7. sweeney. =. u. e..
au-11-tS-25-sep-1.
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REDEMPTION OF N
-RnpEMPrror OF nonps.

Notice 81 redemption Of bonds by the
wheeling steel a. Iron Company.
wheeling, ". va, July 9th, 1915.
Notice d. hereby given that all bonds
outstanding on the ISSUE dated Septem-
her lst. 1899 and bearing the following
numbers. to-wit.
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FOR RENT

o RnNr-BuILDrHo no. Ssh
AIN ST, CONTAINING ABOUT 20
DEsIRA1LE ROOMS: WOULD PRE.
FrH ro RENT ALL TO ONE coon
rEENAEr. nut WILL DIVIDE u
NECESSARY. JANE l. HAwLrY.
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FOUND
LOST

LoST-Iackage containing three
route books on Wcllshurg car
Monday. Contents property Jewel
Tea Co Reward offered N imme-
diately returned 10 Jewel Tea 90.
fui North Main 81.
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ES


o SALE-Mitchell six. Five passen.
ger touring car. New body and top.
dress box 266. city. iy-gI-tf
ron sALE-is1s Ford Roadster: body
IN good condition. Cheap. Call Nat.
23Oo-Y. au-t7-t
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Mcclure Hotei@George l. William.
son. New Martinsynle. X. l. Dicker.
son. Marunsourg. r. c. Darby. Nor
gantown.
Grand Central-T. J. Hamilton.
Moundsyille. II. A Weisenberger.
Parkersburg.
stamm-J. A. Young. Huntington
W. p. ~Fennennian. New Martinsville.
John Denny. New MartinsviIle.
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PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. George w. Van Metre;
- sNSartinsburg, have been guests OF
NJ and Mrs. ]. o. Fisher en- route
= :. nr,s rom a two months visit to the
expositsons and otncr points
in the West. n,on
a. visiting Miss Vera Fisher. Miss
Fisher and Miss Shinn were guests OF
Mrs. George Amos at F'a2rmont Meu-
ne =. i. starcher is here from Rich
q, G Hileman. OF Rowlesburg. Is IN
the city on a business visit.
M q Law was here fran Jane.LeW
FRIDAY looking after business afla1rs.
W n Holden of Parkersburg, Is
+ransactine business here.
II. A. Harman, OF Roseoaie' 10
business visitor in the city.
". A. McGlumphy, OF MounosViile'
9. W Mattingly. OF Fairmont, IS
here ON a business visit
David Kennedy, of the Standard
Garage Company returned last nlgne
from aFirmont in Dodge car.
Arden J. Holden was prominent
u,sitor here from Bristol Friday.
q r. Hunter is here from Fatrmont.
O. jackson, Of Parkersburg' is
. Misses Mae Belle Patterson, of
sr,it,, sI and L. s1oise Ferguson Of
pine Grove, are visitors in the city.
W. n Reid, OF Petersburg,
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THE PARSONS SOUDERS COMPANY

visitor here.
ter accompanied by Mrs. BENJAMIN
Basel. motored to Buckhannon
Thursday in the mccarthy car.
Mrs. A. T. Post, Miss Laura siers
and their guest, Miss Marie Brown, of
Springfield. Mass, have gone for a
two days stay at Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs c. NJ Talbot, OF Buckhannon.
is a guest of friends in Clarksburg.
Miss WHnnifred Ruble, of Parkers-
burg, is visiting Mrs. G. M.y;Ward on
Buena Vista avenue.
/. Miss Stella Hamrick. of Webster
Springs, is visiting relatives in the
Harry Leuliette arrived here
Thursday night from Arnold, Pa.
where he is employed at window
glass plant. to visit his family at
Northvlew a few days. ~ q.
/ Miss Dora Stout has gone to Atlan-
tic City and other eastern cities.
Mr.. and MRS Grin Green ana
daughter. Miss Camilla, of Cairo. are
visiting Mrs. Mary Hood ana sister,
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True Values
wedding soon.

Announcement has been made OF
the approaching wedding of Miss Ada
May Rem1inger. daughter OF MI ana
Mrs. Joseph r. Remlfnger, OF Graz ton.
to Charles Woodward Mylius, OF FL
kins The wedding Is To take Mace
on October ].
Miss Remlinger is one of Grafton's
most talented musicians and has
taken instruction under some OF the
best teachers OF violin In West Viz
ginia. She is very charming young
lady, popular in Grafton social circles
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NEWMAN
wiu Open HIS establishment In the
Empire Building Soon.

8. Newman clarksburg's leading
ladies' tailor, will open his establish l.
ment. In rooms 541 and 642 Empire
building, within a few days. The en-
tire establishment will be devoted To
hiaia class ladies' tailoring under the
personal supervision OF Mr.. Newman.
Mr.. Newman has been In the tailoring
business In Clraksburg seven years
and 1t will be. a pleasure to him TO
greet his old patrons and friends at
the fall opening Of his eighth year,
which will be announced In the Tele-
gram soon,-Advertisement-
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waterproof apron for household use
and the maid is usually glad to have
a worn out piece Of overshoes to wear
when scrubbing the yard or frortt.
BITS of butter saved from the table
can be fathered up and used Tor cook
ing purposes.
The oiled paper often used inside
boxes; or tins of crackers makes good
wrapping for the children's school
lunches.
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Long Motor Trip.

John G. Williams of the Phillips
Sheet and Tin Plate Company. Is here
from Steubenv;lle o., on brief bust
ness visit. He and his family and Mr..
and Mrs. David j. Garter, OF this city.
have just returned from an extended
motor trip into the Berkshire and
White mountains and to New York,
Atlantic City and other eastern points.
They travelled 1000 miles altogether.
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and student Of the West Virginia
University. Mr.. Mylius.rs a student at
the law school Of the West Virginia
University and was a teacher in pen
manship and commercial law at Davis
and EIkins college for year. They
will both continue their studies at the
university this winter.
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the afternoon were various. kinds OF
Woodwork. A delicious lunch was
served by the hostess. Mem oers
nresnt were Mesdames c. d. Muzzy'
q, n Williamson, /. G. Gibson, F II:
Ra1l ~ w. Wright. II. L. Rush, Il.
7 Musgroye, w. H. Miller, and G. %.
Lenehan.
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Basket Picnic

"a very well attended basket pic
mic was held by the members OF
the First Methodist Episcopal church
Thursday afternoon IN Lodges grove;
Games on the green and bountiful
picnic supper In the woods was
greatly enjoyed by the town folks.
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Misses Ella and Cora Gusman. g
lane Lew. Mr.. Green is manager Q
the on Well Supply Company q
Cairo.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
household Hints.

II YOU will place pie plate upside
down In the kettle you will avoid all
burning Of the potatoes or other veg.
etable ifyc>l should happen to forget
them and the water boil dry. your
vegetables will be on tope or the PIE
mate and not scorched in the least
Enough can often be saved from
an old rubber coat to make a useful
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-20
Rrotherhood Nesting.

Quite a number Of the men Of the
brotherhood attended the social
meeting held Thursday evening IN
the parIors OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church and the mock tr-ai
which was the amusing diversion OF
the evening was much enjoyed by
the many members In attendance.
The next regular social meeting VIII
be held the third Thursday evening
In September.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-20
SaM Sumner.

Monday evening a salad supper
will be given by the Daughters OF
America in Reed hall on West Pike
street and every on is cordially In
vited to attend.