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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-12-09

There are only fourteen Mis-
sourians being mentioned for the gov
ernorship just now; SO If you have any
ambitions in that direction don't let
your modesty hinder. There is moth
ing like variety to select from.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-12-09

Zeta Phi chapter of the Beta Theta
Pi fraternity will give its annual pig
roast and dance tomorrow evening.
The party will start with a pig din
ner at the chapter house, after which
the guests go to Columbia Hall to
dance.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-12-09

Readings from Echoes From the
Sabine Farm" by Eugene Field and Sc
lections from the verse translations of
-Catullus" by Theodore Martin were
given by Miss Emma Cauthorn, in
structor in Latin, at the mid-week
meeting Of the Faculty Club of Chris
tian College.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-12-09
Now Let Tie Qaan Bex,r.,

Frank Schwenk, . short course =.
dent; Coach Indian" Schultz, ~
Robert Little. a local plumber w.
quail hunting this afternoon nara
west Of town. According to n,
Schwenk and Mr.. Little, they have 3
ready shot the limit in quail, which !.
ten each. twice in succession.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-12-09

The freshmen of the Alphi Phi so
rority will be at home from 10 to ~
o'clock Saturday morning to the other
freshman girls Of the University.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-12-09

The Alpha Tau Omega fraternity
will give an informal dance tomorrow
night.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-12-09

The pledges of the Pi Kappa Alpha
fraternity will give dance tomorrow
night for the active members Of the
fraternity.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-12-09

The Alpha Phi dinner dance. which
was to have been given next Saturday,
has been indefinitely postponed.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-12-09
SOCIETY

The ri Kappa Alpha fraternity will
give an informal dance tomorrow
night. Three freshmen from each fra
ternity have been invited.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-12-09

"955-Taxi-S55." M. 76 If.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-12-09

And every division Of the Univer-
sity shows an increase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
SubajIe unicrc gcratbcr!

Subaiie unierc Seratbcr!
llnb Dor bieien fduflihen @~crle9eru
unb Hebafteuren lit nidtS iider: uibt
gbre, .nidt Der quite Name, nidt I'm
idulb, nidJt Die lleber5euguug irgenO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25

81 ge9inn Der Grnte auf ben Wtarft
%gelangten.
.Ganaba'S Gtellung in Der Rnrfte
an~gelegenbeit Der @clt lit o ilbers
aus GROCER @iftigfeit unb peruriud,t
Den amerifaniid)en Yrobu6entcn piel
aopi5erbred)en. Sn Snstatdelunn
unb Wanitoba lit cine Selpe9ul9 i'm
@ausc. Die auf Die Iufbebun9 oes
hoQes auf canabiideu @eiSeu ab8ielt,
oumit Die HeciprocitGts &lnuiel bes
UNDERWOOD Sarifs III Strait treten llnb
cnnabiiher Wci5en gang 5ollfrei auf
Die amerifouilden Mdrtte 9elnngeu
fam. Gin GROCER Srud miro gu
bieicm 3fped auf Den Sremicrminiitcr
gorbcn alisgeiibt, Damit er icinen
&urs Gubere ipenn ba5 cnnabiihe
Yarlament ipicber in Sibung tritt.
unb Die betreifenbe @eiebborla9e (5ur
Siheruu9 5ollireien @ei5cns) sur
Mnnnbme gelangt.
Sic 3uitGnbe Iinb beute sarl5 an
oers ais por 5mei Snbren. Canada
bat cine 10 9roBe Grnte, baB Tic
ihiper 81 banbbaben lit. Sic &c
treioe5ufubr betrd9t ca. 5000 Cars
pro Gag, lie lit opppelt 10 9rob ipie
leBtes Sabr. Sic 3ufubr bebeutet,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
mir unH Canada.

Inter Den piclcn @rtldrungen. ipesz
buIb Der @ci6en oieies Sabr b~ebeuteno
billiger ut ais Dor einem Sabr. lit cine
bcs bctnnnten Sanbelsblattes She
Geip Yort Spurnal Of Commerce,
lpelde beriidii6tigt 81 peroen per>
bient.
.9nrobiide aonflrren3 unb Die
geplante @iuitequng Der SarbancQcns
aampagne", ihreiGt bas 9enannte
Slatt, limb Die iih gegeniiberite6ens
Den Saftoren, lpeld)e Den Wei3cnmurft
mu1ider MAIDEN nnb Die Yreiie inn
S6panten balten. CANADA pers
Ordngt Die Iercinigten Staaten niht
mlr I'M Nusfubrgeld)dft, ionpcrn pers
fault pbcnbrci nod Wei3eu an umeris
faniidc WtilQcr. trob beS 3ollcs bon
10 Gents pro 8uibcl. (llnter Dem
nltcu 3oll9eicB bctrug Der 3oQ 25
Gents pro @uibel.-Inm. Der Heb.)
Nls pciterer Saftor fommt bann nod,
in Sctrodt, oab ungebenere 8ei3ens
mengcn 5u beioeu Seiten Der @ren5e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25

daily fa isiWeeMSHig Hin. HNR Nm. Ai NasIs, ii Min N N: John SHi
Jenniges. MINI; j. A; Stefi, Mimi; Joseph
sehfeiner, Mimi; FRI: Haegle, MINI;
Mimi; Chas. Schwartz, Ind; Herm. Hage-
dorm. Ind; }. L. Peters, Mimi; Gallus
EngStler, Mimi: Jos. a.. Hillesheim, Mimi:
Geo. J. kuhry. y. D.; Harry Didier, \.
D.; Geo. Dobmeier, n. D.; Mrs. f. J.
MARQUIS, Ohio: Phil May, Ore; Peter n.
Wash. John +. Carper. Neb. Theo. Staff
man. Okla: rrk. j. Kreizenbeck, Okla.
Mrs. b. J. Koelsch, Okla; Erik. Farmer,
Sk'f s.: " wm b. H. i'ed Simon okl? \; Dos Dos George aSn1s
Hastings, n. D.: Mrs. A. Breidenbach. \.
d.; Joseph Gaukler. =: D.; Joseph Die
pert 3 SsbH n u; Oscar kkiIR ngss \; D.; Geo o.
Mrs. frank Amann. Wis; MEX windt'
anthony M%iltried; VS.; J.. M; Helm
Peter Hoffman,, Wis. Herman Nix,
John Mcguire, Wis. Anton Amann,
Rev. \. Gilbert. Wis. Peter Bruecker,
WIS.,: + 3 & \ c GisTleT; WWiiss..: R Mm' w HnnE ".
Betthauser, Wis. And. Gregorius, Wis;
los. seidl, Wis. Peter Meyer; Wis; Anna
Mrs. Mary Elfring. Ill. Frk. Half
mann, H.; p. III. 'Schmitt, III. Mrs: n.
Charboneau, H.: Mrs. ia. Kelmel,, H.;
Ill; L. l.. Blust. Ill: Mrs. John McLaiin,,
Ill. Christ .Huby. ILL.,; +. ", Bear, H.:
Aug. Berlage, Jr., H.: Mrs. Fred. Ely,
ILL.,. Henry Meridian, H.; Mrs. Anna Din
ges, H.: MI. John Scheets. III. ; Rev. J.
kleist, ILL.,. T.. l.. iteinhart. III. Mrs. John
ri. Ed. Hughes, Ill: Henry
~l;itzel, ILL.,. Mrs. VIM. Goldsbery, Ill.,; Mrs.
Caroline Eversman. H.: VIM. f. Colgan,
ILL.,. Mrs. Joe. Distier. Mo-; j. A. Klaas,
Mo-; Fred Schmidt, Mo; Adam
J. Kimmet. Mo-; j. f. Lager, Mo-: Michael
A%lulhall, Wash; Aug. Heuertz. Neb.; J. A.
Neb. Pat. Kelly, Neb.: NJ. c..
Beiriger. Neb. Erik. Messing. Neb.: Frank
Sack, Neb.; Ernest T,otter, Neb. Peter
Weber, Neb.; Airs. j. $. Brothers: Neb.
Ohm Wosiager, Neb.; Fred IIaun Neb.
Zoe Ghyra, Neb. l.. J. Meehan. Neb. Mrs.
Jos. Brichl, Jr., Ohio: Fred Waske. Mo;
Mrs. Geo. Altman. Okla. Mrs. i. O..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25

baB Gag unb Nad)t ale "a Iimiten
elm Giienbnbn5ug bon so Cars, ale
NIT @etreibe belnben, in 8iiuuipeg
cintrifft. Ser @ei5en miro 10 idnell
luie mD9lih CUR ailite geihaiit, uno
9'clu Yorf uno an0ere a%meritaniid)e
6afenitdote erpprtiercn td9lih cine
Willton VulbelS. aein 8uuber, oaB
Der amerifdniihc Surnrcr lid aufs
ridtet uno oapon Npti5 nimmt. Sebtes
Sabr lparen Die Willionen bon @uibels
Wei3en uncertainties Yrobuft =
oicIes Sabr hts cnnnoiides."
Sas in Hebe ite6enpe Sadblatt
filbrt Damn aus, baB Gauaba Ieinen
8ei5cn tbatidhlid inter Dem umeris
tnniIhen EreiIe an amerifaniIhe
Miiler %perfaufc, unb bab Die Iiiblens
bcliber bon minneapolis bis gum %.
Sttobcr iiber 100000 9uIbels
cannpiiden Bei5en fauftcn. Sic
Wei5enernte in Canada miro bieies
Sdbr nuf 336.25S,000 @uibcls acz
idlGbt, ~174,97S,000 9uibels mcbr
ais IN 1914 er5ielt nurben. Scr
llcberIhuB betrdgt ungefdbr $780,
600 SuIbels.
~SebtcS Sabr", fGbrt oas Sour
nal" fort, .erpprtierten Die @%ereinias
ten Stnaten 100000, 900 guIbcls
8ei5cn, bicics Sabr lit Der Webrs
crtrog in Ganaoa bnl6 10 groB ipie Die
III 1914 BON Den Scr. Staatcn erpors
tierte &ei5cnmen8e; ielbitpcrltGnolid
Iicbt Ganapn iid mad, chem Nbiasz
9ebiet nm, nnb bis ieBt bilbeten Die
ger, Staatcn in Der &aIptiahe bieIes
@cbict. Die lpirtlihe Musiubr BON
amerifnniihem @ei5eu beitebt nrr in
Veridten, onB 10 unb 10 picl Rei6en
bon amcrifaniideu SnfenitGbteu aus
perididt plirbe. IS lit 5lueiielbait.
oh 10 ipcif 10000, 600 @uibels BON
amcrifaniihem Wei6cn erportiert
muroc, es mag bcbeutcnb peni9er
fem; Dor einem Sabr betru9 Der
Grport 10000. 900 Suibels. in an
peren @orten. mir baben icst ibon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
Sernnitaltenhe 8eiihtsfarbe.

Sapobl, cine TRACE 2eber lit oft Die
llriad)e berielben. Sr. Sings Nciu
&iie Yillen reiui8en Den Scint, trcibeu
Die @iititoiie nus Dem aorper unb
leiten Sale leift nnb natiirlid ab.
8enn Der Shblsan9 nidt irci unb
r~egelmdbig lit, perben ale Soilettens
pulper Der Welt nitt imitoupe iein,
iene .unreine @elidtSfarbc" 81 pers
beden. Sieielben iinb elm 9cliubes.
aber pirfinmcs Sariermittel. Sic be-
reiten feline Sdmer6cn ODER llcbelfcit.
Sbr perbet Die 8irfinmfcit bon Or.
Sings Ncp Siic Yilcn niht am
5lpcifeln. Scgiunt nod beute nit Der
Se9anoluns. % SentS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25


Elm Scfi5it bon rumo s0,OO0,G'G
8iiibels 5l per5eidncn; Canada. oCo
biciee Sabr 13t.000,0OU Suibct1
mebr fir bic TiIsfiItr 6l cut6tF- en-
bat ais in 1911, fGbrt ipr., Den
Sanbel in Den %crcinigtcn Stnnicu
an iid) 81 reiBen ~"
Sails bns ~gieip Yprt Spurnol oi
Commerce" Die Snhlugc ridtiN
Id)ilpcrtc, 10 baben mir ieBt oas, luao
ms Dor lpcnigen Snbrcn plrh bus
9egenlciti9c Sanbelo : llcbcrcintome
men 6ipiid)en Den ger. Stnnteu inb
Canada nuf Dem SrdicntirtcOcr ges
rcid)t lucrben ioltc mn Dos bcfdnnt@
lid Dem bamuligen connoiiden Yre@
mier Die ~Stelle" foitctc.- m@bm.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
Infer papierenes Sirn ?!
Is g.
III.

@elde 3crrbilber lperben ba nidt
fabfi5iert ilber Yupit uno Stride,
aaiier uno Jicid. Hcligipn uno @e>
id,it,te, @lalbcn llnp @ilicn, Srbens>
leben uno GoIi6nt = Seiuiten lte
Blonde. Sn itebt bas @ort =
vfiniteres Wittelaltcr", .bllrti9e Sns
auilitipn". rrDmiife Sntpleran5",
# a tbnlifd &aterlanhslpii9feit",
yfortihritt : bemmeuber Spllabus",
II. I. NJ. .Gs itebt geihrieben" lrno
Der Isier foQert pie Elm Srutbabn unb
tpeiB bon Den @eifidten iopiel mic
cine Cans.
Gs lit gum Sad)ell, aber mand)mal
gum Weinen, neil 81 9efdbrlid filr
bic unitcrblide Scele, pelf' llnbeil
ld,pn III ben Surilien Die @robmndte
Ereiie. in Der @eitalt bes 2eibblattes,
ungeridtet bat. Wud)en mir nlIr ein>
NAL Die Grp6e in umierer llm9ebung!
@ir peroen entbeden: inter 6ebn
2eiern o 3eitungen 1T faum Elm
ein5i9er, Der in Heli9ipn rrnD Yolitif
anbere @ebanfentpege panbelt, ais
linn feline 3eitun9 ipeiit. Srumpnt
tonnte ia9en: Sic Srnn5oIen benten
nift mebr; lie baben niht mebr Die
3eit ielbltdnoig 81 benfen. Sic benfen
nun Die @ebanten ibrer 3eitung. Sic
baben elm papierenes @ebiru."
Sasielbe Idbt iid beut8utage aIh
bon Der 9roBcn Na'ie nnbercr %Dlter
lngen audi bel inns IN Nor0>
Nmerifa = mo man bel Der Sait uno
benz Sagen nah @eIp unb @lt nod
ipeni9er 3eit gum Senten bat unb gar
oft aih bas 8iiien nidt nnab Wab"
berltellt, aber "ferti9" e%infduft.
Wimm cim tatboliides glatt.
User Die gin5elnen beberri6t, lit
aber aud 0ieiiter Der gielen. Sic
Sreiie lit aIletmeine Serriherin.
8roBmaht, @eltmatt unb oils iol6e
iibt tic % aien Sug9eition
aus. Sit es an9eiidts Seilen nid)t
cine bphlpifti9e In9elegenbeit, auf
cine tatboliihe 3eitung, lpeni9itens
alf ein fatboliihes 8odenblntt 81
abonnieren uno lid elmer 8eeine
flullung 81 iibcrlalleL o Der ih
peiB, baB tic mir nur niisen fam?
Sreipiertel Ser @erleger uno Hebafs
teure Der 3eitungen in Der 9an5en
@elt linb Suben, mn Elm Giertel ents
itammt Dem Iltpater Sapbet. Ser
religi0ien Inidauuns nah iinb Die
jiibiifeu Gerle9er unb Hebafteure 5uz
meiit Neforn> Suben b. b. 10 abse>
itnnben, bnb lelbit Die redten SDbue
Gbrabams bapon nid)ts niiIen mDgen.
Gon ben 8~erlegern unb Hebnftelren
nit frtitliden Nnmen iino Die aQers
meiiten Eroteitanten, cine gerinse
3ubl 8atbolifen, ia n~bgefaqene aatbos
lifen. ielbit abgefallene Trielter.
0runbidte Der iarbluien YrcHe.
Sn allen bieien SGriften lit Der
&atboli5ismls gum p%enigIten boiler
Shiefbeiten nnb llnrihtigfeiten, 5u>
meiit aber pie id)on eripdbnt, gum
3errbilb entiteQt unb bann ipiitbenp
9ebabt unb ~ange9riffcn. llnb Die 9ez
id)dftliden @runbldee-: Sic Yreile
lit @eidGft 10 gut mic iebes anpere-;
baber lit nIes fduflih: gegeu flins
genpe WiiuSe tperDen jeglide Grtifcl
aufgenpmnlen. Sbre Iufnabne
mub nur umio bober be5nblt peroen,
ie ihledter lie limb. llnb wie Der
Serttbeil, 10 lit allh Der Infiin>
bisuugstbeil. Der Nn5eigetbeil, fir
@pIo unb @elb 81 baben.
Subaiie uniere Seratbcr!
llnb Dor bieien fduflihen @crle9ern
unb Hebatteuren lit nid,ts iider: uidt
9bre, nid)t Der quite Name, nidt I'm
lhulb, nidt Die lleber5eugung irgenO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
Nm pl1slihen Wusfelidmer5en brnn.
dcn Sic uiht 5m leiocn,

bas beiBt, penn Sic bas ridtige @iittcl
unlpenoen. Sloan'S Ointment lit in
iebem SeinL iiir sung unb Gilt, lpirfs
LID notbpeubia. Seiien Sciltrnft miro
in Sueeuben bon Sricieu IN lobcnber
@ciie be5cugt. Gin %iteiier &nls ins
iolge bon Grtdltun9, %eritalbun9cu
bel ainberu, MaIsfelihmcr6en, Nels
rnl9ieidmcr6en wcroeu burh Sloau'S
ointment g~nrantirt gcIinbert. Su
jeocm Scim tonlmen plpblidc Shmers
6en unb fleincre llniGlle Dor. MIR
Scim Iulltc uibt obne cine Sloidc
Sloun's ieiu. 20 Cts, 80 Cts. unO
81 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
%ionicrc tatbolii6er YreB=
@ntmifelnng
TIM balbp56entlide Mnssabcn nnh mcitercu
Nusbm der fatb. Yrele ,l ermSgli6cu
WipttO: Die fatbuliidlc Greiie muf Sadc Ses
ganSen fatbOliihcn @pltes icin.

SolWnhcs imb Die Numen Sencr, tpclhe ibr Ibonntmcn. fur bolhpodent
Ihc Iusgobcn bon She Catholic Sribuue" eingeinidt babcn. Sic arbenen
nit ms fir Die Stuiiumg Der crncn fntboGidrn halbp0hcnhitcn 3eihmg in
Der 2onbcsiprudc III Den Der. Stnnrn. Sic poucu Den ndnien Sdrit 5u
tdoifru Iu5gaben m0gGb maiden. Snic Cite prb mcier9ciubrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25

Ser idipei5eriihe WilitGritatiitifcr
Sberit &cuBler iddpt Die @ciammts
5nbl Der i'm accommodation aritNc @es
falenen aui iiini @ilionen Monn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25

Is rrtcbun9 foI9t.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-02

of this. It describes the meek teach
er bowling her way into and out of
the committee rooms when she came
to ask for a change which criticized
the judgment of the trustees. What
chance did she have? None. But
when a member of the federation
comes before your committee he gets
consideration.
"If the Teachers Federation is
such a bad organization why did you
call in it's representatives to our
board meetings to discuss the salary
question and why did you ask the
federation's help in getting favorable
legislation? Didn't you know that
the teachers we're affiliated with the
Federation of Labor then? Are they
any worse now?
Suppose Mary Brown has been
teaching in the schools for % or "a
years. She is a free born American
and does not see why she should be
forced to quit the federation because
it is a member of the Federation of
Labor Will you fire her? No, be-.
cause no court of law would allow
it"
+ The vote:
-Rothman, Loeb, Peterson,
Vosbrink, Clemensen, Otis, Eckhart,
Holpuch, Sethness, Schlake, Kruei-
gen.
Nays-Sonsteby, Lipsky, MacMa-
hon, Warning, Britton, Metz, Pietro-
Wicz, Gallagher, Collins.
The Loeb resolution which passed:
3. Sec. 93-A. Membership in ergani-
cations affecting discipline and eff
ficiency prohibited: go.
Il 1. Membership by teachers in labor
unions or in organizations of teach
ers affiliated with trade union or a
federation or association of trade
unions, as well as teachers organi-
nations which have officers, business
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-02
CYCLONE DAMAGES CANADA

Winnipeg, Man., Sept. 2.-Terrifc
cyclones did great damage in Cen
trail and Northwestern Manitoba to-
day. The range of the storms was
from Nineota to Hamiota Plumes and
Melville. Frields weer swept bare
of stocks of hay and grain. Houses
and outbuilding were blown over and
horses and cattle killed.
Many horses and cattle were driven
into forest fires to perish. The bridge
at Uno, on the Grand Trunk Pacific,
was blown away and train went
through, the engineer being killed.
Miles of telegraph and telephone
wires are down and information is
meager..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-02

ton or representation is hereby pro-
hibited.
g. All members of the education
department who are now members of
any such prohibited organization
shall forthwith discontinue their
membership therein and shall within
three 81 months from the date of
the adoption of this rule furnish sat-
isfactory evidence that such member
ship has been discontinued.
8. No person shall hereafter be en-
ployed in any capacity in the educa-
ton department until such person
shall state in writing that he or she
is not a member and will not while
employed in the education depart
ment become member of any such
prohibited organization.
4. No member of the education de-
paFtment shall hereafter be eligible
for promotion, advancement in salary
or transfer from school to school I'M
til such person shall have stated in
writing that he or she is not a men,
Der and will not while a member of
the education department become
member of any such prohibited Or
.ganization.
5. Any member of the education
department who shall be found guilty
of a violation of any provision of this
rule shall be liable to fine, suspension
or dismissal from the service at the
discretion of the board.
-O--O-
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-08-26
SOCIETY NOTES
sHINN- BACON

A beautiful wedding took place in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Tib-
bets, Friday at P. NJ, when their
niece, Miss Lillian Bacon was married
to Mr.. William Sexton Shinn, by the
Rev. G. j. McCracken, a Presbyterian
minister, and an uncle of the bride. of
Mount Sterling, o.
At the appointed hour the immedi-
ate families assembled in the parlor
in the Tibbets home on Brown Ave-,
where the impressive ring ceremony
of the Presbyterian church was used
and the happy couple became man
and wife; Miss Blanche Shinn, of
Buckhannon was brides maid, and Mr..
G. B. Bacon, of Washington, D. c.,
brother of the bride, was groom's
man. The, color scheme was yellow
and white, the decorating having
been done by Mrs. McCracken who
demonstrated here craftiness in this
line.
The groom is the bookkeeper for
the Valley Grocery Company having
been employed by this concern for a
number of years; he is steady and
efficient young man. The bride, UNI
til recently, was the stenographer for
the same concern; she is one of the
cultured and popular bellies of the city.
This happy couple start married life
with the best wishes from relatives and
friends for success and happiness, in
which The Progressive heartily joins.
This newly married couple start
ed, amid the jingling of tin cans and
COW bells, mingled with congratula-
tions and good-byes, on the 8. 80 train
Friday evening, for a ten days trip
to Pittsburgh and Niagara Falls. AT
ter their return they will reside in
the Brown residence on the West
Side.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-08-26
REXROAD-POLING

A very quiet wedding took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |. M. Polling.
OF near Belington, at 100 o'clock P.
M, Wednesday, August18th, in the
presence of the immediate family,
when their youngest daughter, Lulu
Blanche, and Mr.. Burton B. Rexroad,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Rexroad, of
Jane Lew were united in marriage,
with the brides father officiating.
The bride wore beautiful blue
travelling suit, while the groom wore
the conventional black.
The bride is an accomplished and
charming young lady, who will be
missed by her many friends.
The groom is very popular young
man, having won for himself many
friends during the passed two years
in which he was located in Belington,
and at present being located at Burns-
vile, and as business man has met
with great success.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple left on an extended we'd
ding trip, after which they will be at
home to their friends at Burnsville,
w. Va.
The popular young couple have
hosts of friends throughout the state
who extend to them their best wishes
for happy and prosperous journey
through life.
The Progressive adds its best wish
es.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-08-26
CLUB MEETINGS

| The first meeting for August was
held at the home of Mrs. C. C. Right,
where the ladies were entertained
with porch party A short program
of miscellaneous readings was rem
dered.
The guest of the day were Mrs.
Lindsay and daughters, Mildred and
Mary, of Hendricks, W.. Va, Mrs.
Arthur Carly, of Philadelphia and
Mrs. M. M. Nicely, of Fairmont. The
hostess assisted by her sister, Mrs.
Lindsay served delicious refresh
ments. Mrs. B. B. Rohrbough was
hostess to the Club on Wednesday,
August 18th. Almost the entire
membership was present. Mrs. Bran
denburg and Mrs Rosenburger fur
nished the program. The hostess as
sisted by Misses Nora Rohrbough
and Byrl Criss served dainty refresh
mentS.
The guests were: Mrs. Carly, Phil
delphia, Miss Byrl Criss, Belington,
and Little Miss Virginia Shannon,
Buckhannon.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Thornhill, Wednesday, Sept. 1st.