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was delighted with the reception given
1t. Brown and Aiken played the order
of dances.
Among the dancers were Messrs
and Mesdames Rudolph G. Leeds, Ira
Wood, Harry Shaw, Harry Niles, Fred
Kennedy, Thomas Porter, Fred
Charles. Robert Crane, James Dillon,
Lauren Whttsell, Mrs. George Weir,
Misses Emily Plummer, Electa Henley,
Mary Lemon. Leona Sohngen OF Ham
1lton, Ohio, Marie Campbell, Helen Gil
bert, Mary Tiff, Josephine Wilson,
Maud Becher. Olive Lewis, Gladys
Bailey, Louise Malsby, Elaine Jones,
Mary Candy. Pauline Hiatt. Mary
|Haler. Messrs. Elmer Thomas, William
Anderson, Harold Hiatt, Jeff Meyers,
]. T. Walker. c. H. Edwards, Henry
Liebhardt. Howard Messick, Erman
Smith, Raymond Jones, Raymond
Nicholson, James Harrington, Gath
Freeman, Charles Curtis, Paul Sherer,
Frank Wissler. Everett McConaha,
Huston Marlatt, Grant Fry, Fred
Bayer and Edward Williams.
An informal dancing party will be
given this evening at the Phi Delta
Kappa fraternity house on South Thir-
teenth and A streets by the social
committee of the fraternity for the
members and their lady friends.
Piano and Victrola will furnish the
dance music. This is the first of a
series Of parties to be given at the
home of the fraternity.
Mrs. Herman Wilkemeyer and Mrs.
Joseph Wilkemeyer will be the guests
of relatives in Connersville over Sun
day.
A meeting of the Dorcas society will
be held Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Albert Rost on South Fifteenth
street. All members are invited to
be present.
An important meeting Of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A. will
be held Monday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock at the association building.
An all-day meeting of the Aid society
of the Reid Memorial Presbyterian
church, will be held at the church. At
noon dinner will be served to the mem
bers and their families.
AuACu WdS ccIFcu yesterday AlLeT-
noon and a social afternoon enjoyed
by the members Of the Pythian Sisters
when a meeting was held in the
Pythian Temple. In two weeks Mrs
John Gem will entertain the society
at her home on North Sixteenth street,
and lunch will be served ON this oc-
casion.
The regular meeting of the L. M. C.
will be held, Monday evening at the
home of Miss Hazel Kinley, east of
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore were
host and hostess for prettily appoint
ed dinner given at their home on South
Thirteenth street, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Williams of North Dakota.
A dance will be given Tuesday even
ing at o'clock in the Eagles hall on
South Seventh street, by the trustees
of the local aerie. All members and
their families are cordially invited to
attend.
Only members of the Y. NJ l. dane
ing club will be privileged to attend
the dance which will be held in the
Y. M. l. club rooms Monday evening.
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Giving one a glimpse of spring, the
home Of Mrs. E. r. Beatty presented
an attractive appearance Friday after
noon when the hostess gave the second
of a series of auction-bridge parties.
Yellow daffodils with the green plants
were used in decorating the rooms
where the guests spent the afternoon
at cards. There were acceptances
enough to fill four tables. The fortu-
nate ones in securing favors were Mrs.
s. B. Johnson, Mrs. Frederick X.
Hicks and Mrs. J. Fl. Mills. After the
game the hostess served an elaborate
luncheon in several courses at one
long table placed in the dining room.
The color scheme yellow and white
was carried out in all the appoint
ments. In the center Of the table was
a mound of bright daffodils while here
and there about the table were crystal
candle holders capped with dainty vel
low shades.
Professor and Mrs. Edwin Morrison
will open their home on South West
Seventh street, this evening to about
seventy young men and several addit-
ional guests. The young men are
members of the Physics department
of Earlham college. The rooms will
be beautifully decorated with carna-
lions and ferns and house plants. The
guests will be served on individual
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Social and Club Activities:
Topics ofInterestt to Women
Meetings of Literary Card and Social Organizations

Social Calendar for the Coming Week
the M.ms.r. ss,I library S
Monday Dancing give dance in
Auxiliary Of NJ will meet
Mrs Msthsr meeting the Tcknor club
S s % asF
the the ss enjoy
1 sns ss meeting Of
given At the
49,, The Miss Hazel k'nley at her home
The society will the afternoon with Mrs Albert Ros
Az dance win BE- given in the Eagles hall under the
meeting of the Criterion club
be n n
s al, will be held the Webster Friends
will Hotel westcott by Mr. and Mrs Bert
~ aeS u cS sse oh ses @ %sss of "
.
be a meeting a
a club
a meeting of
The Wedding Mr. ArSe Daily Milton
tn. ID. ST. % will be
Waiter vo;: viii be hostess for for msst2s Of the T7ah Aid
morning $50 o'clock in the
Public Art Gallery the hfn society will meet IN the
NN The B. meet
sss a's sG:e S' s''s
P' ;s If: sss
meeting Of the New Idea
ss
s.s; e tha the
Cunningham dancing the Knights Of
hou: The sosn . class will meet '' o'clock in the club
c, a" s Ri % %ss"s of the Alice Carey
will S's'
% s the as the
49, IN and Mrs s will meet their dancing class at
inc Supper viii be given
Mr. in
" vii ss unit" at her HON. on
be given The home Mrs w.3sozsn
M the P'tA'an
Tse
of Friday
# s: s:
viii Be- t .n
home Of Mr. and Levi Niewoehner street
and
Master dancing a OF
in
oMr and Kolp
andM will
dents
r. c. Heironmus,
Coege
ASSIST misses
daffodis Ialh "ehah
renee 1atha"a
the guests the afternoon NanpoelI
viii De resident ana MIS- ROBERT
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l can say my
bowels are much
more regular.
My heart is
stronger.
My appetite is
much better.
My throat is
much better.

William H. Hnhiffs, ct. r.
really surprised do think
b
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Only members of the Y. NJ. I. dane
ing club will be privileged to attend
the dance which will be held in the
Y. M I. club rooms Monday evening.
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The Christian Woman's Board of
Missions of the Central Christian
.hufch will hold its regular meeting
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-19
. overs" Lane is Nicely, Pro-
duced gby the Lewis !
Oliver Players. +

Lovers Lane. offered ,aat =; obt :,
The PALACE tha.ta,. i, re ! a.
NJ. 's t'e..ei W me LeW's-'lisver
\ ~ els' proved 70 be another excel!cnt
Jack Lewis was seen "a ,poor, q, can
tage as minister willis arise 1ssn IN.
Grandin as violinist displaved ~
markasla ability as q Leading wora !,
Miss Gfandin has done some excel.e es1t
work during the enforcement here aud
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1pean battledelds by Edwin F. weigle.
the Chicago Tribune's star photog-
rapher, under permission from the
German and Austrian governments.
They are pronounced by critics Of
New York and Chicago, where they
have been shown for the last month.
the best<and closest view OF the army
movements that have been brought to
America. Starting at Berlin, one Is
shown the Reichstag and other Ger
man administration buildings. One
scene in Berlin shows 100000 people
gathered in the public square singing
"Die Yacht am Rhein." Then the
scene shifts to Hamburg, with lines
of marching troops going to the front;I
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NEW I LAY At z He
PALACE ri. e SES

i % u /. ~
Chilli" and 1t is br;mful sof good. clean.
comedy. The musical numbers are all
different from those presented earlier
IN the week and there is also com
plete change Of costumes.
a good program Of motion pictures
ts shown today.
The beautiful Broadway fayorite.
Beulah Poynter, appears in thrilling
story Of the foothills, THE Little Girl
That He Forgot today at the 'orpheuin
theater. "A new romantic interest
runs through this cleverly written
drama, and in the part Of June Holly
Miss POINTER has an excellent oppor-
tunity for the wide range OF wonderful
ability that has made her so popular.
Tomorrow, q tale Of loves shattered
dream, The Last Dance,n a sensa-
tional Offering featuring the great and
renowned Spanish dancer, Laura Der
vile, and large and notable cast will
be the. splendid Offering Of the
orpheum.
"A Voice from the PAST a three act
special feature with Miss Lettie Leslie
and William Canal in the leading parts
is the big thing on the Bijou program
today. The Neal Of the Navy" picture
showing today is "a Message from the
Lost" and 1t is one Of the best in this
fine serial. A big dance takes place on
board the U. s. S. Alabama and every
thing is lovely when the disguised
Hernandez attempts to secure the yell
low packet and Annette is thrown into
the>sea. N
Saturday, Edison will present Viola
Dana, Broadway's child star, in Loves
Soul Scourging" with Robert Countess
and Pat otMalley in the leads. This
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IS in four acts Of SURPRISING beauty
and vivid power and it is a picture play
that has no equal. There will be as
usual a good comedy to close the show.
The light Of new day.. an orig
inal drama by Edward T. Montague,
is being produced by Ralph w. Ince
for the vitagraph Company. Anita
Stewart will be seen in the lead sup
ported by Richard Turner, Allen
Winthrop. Helen Quincy and others.
1.-THE German Side of the War" Chi
cago Tribune motion pictures, is show
ing today at the Robinson Grand.
These pictures we're taken on Euro
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thenee to Lubeck. where 500 soup
wagons are being l6ats "a f0r me ftoni
vivid scene shows tie trenches a.
lPercbfe. France ere tie Germans
are now contending so ierceiy for
their position. IA
In Galicia ana Poland The battles
Eot TarnoW and JarasfaW are shown
and the fall of Ffzenys 81 and Iemberg
are depicted. The big twenty -four and
thirty centimeter guns are shown
pouring yol1eys 81 shrapnel; and high
explosives ct III enemy 4 lines.
The dramatizatton BY Bayard Well
|lerSof irwin Gobb.s Judge Priest
stories under tho name pi Black
Home. was produced in New York
this week, and met with q success
|ful reception. The part Of Judge
Priest was taken BY John w. Cope.
and that of Jeff by Willis Sweatham.
Others In the cast were Sidney
Booth, Theodore Hamilto and
Charles B. Wells, s
- o 80 y
A:fight Of great magnitude between
the old fashioned razor and the curse
proof safety one Of modern days. Il
waged In the screamingly funny
American .tBeanty one reel comedy
Johnny the Barber, = released In the
Mutual program
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Standing of the Clubs.
LODGES
Will Gather to Attend the FIJI
neral of c. F. Rush
in Bodies.

For the purpose of attending the
funeral of Chauncey p. Rush. who
died Sunday evening OF burns receiv-
ed in gasoline explosion, members
OF Clarksburg lodge No. 90. of the
Knights Of Pyth1as, will meet at 1
o'clock sharp Wednesday afternoon
in the Pythian hall on Third street.
Mr. Rush was a member of the 1od &c
and it will have charge of the flu
neral.
At the same time and place, mem
bers of the Modern Woodmen Of
America will assemble for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral Mr..
Rush was not a member of this or
der. but would have been within a
few hours after his fatal accident had
it not occurred. He had been ac-
cented for membership and for a life
insurance policy OF $1,000. This pol
icy, unfortunately for his family. had
not become valid.
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FREE TO EV ERY ONE.

where the flock master will find in its
bsence he use Of dog-proof fences
desirabl The grazing OF sheep upon
comparatively small areas of land
sown to forage crops. instead of upon
permanent pastures In larger fields,
materially reduces the area to be
fenced and makes this q practicable
precautfon. In the west fences have
been built which prove satisfactory
defense against coyotes, and the fence
that will turn aside a coyote will
turn a: toy Afence of this character
can be built as folfoWs:
Posts 1-2 feet IN length, set ?
1-2 feet in the ground and 16 feet
apart; harbed wire stretched fat
to the surface of the ground; inch
.es higher 36-inch Woyen-Wire fence
having a t4-inch triangular mesh: 5
inches higher a barbed wire; 6 inch
es higher a second barbed wire; z
inches above this a third barbed WIRE
Total height So inches.
It is important to remember, how
ever, that the bottom strand Of barb
ed wire must be stretched at on the
surface of the ground at all points
II necessary the ground should be
graded before the fence is built.
thereafter SUCH small oleS as ap-
pear may be filled in. It is not al
ways necessary to fence the entire
pasture, for dogs usually attack sheep
at night only. II a SUFFICIENT area
can be fenced to give the flock pro-
lection during the night, therefore.
the may be safely left In uninclosed
pastures through the day. This meth
cd involves certain loss Of time in
driving the sheen to and from the
Enclosure, but In many cases will be
on large scale.
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n -V7. 7lll I1
MUS |5AI
Program to Be Feature of Tel
egram's Course of Home
Economics.

Sessions OF thu Eeiegram's special
course Of lectures and demonstra-
lions on domestic science, to be given
all this week in the Masonic auditor
lium, will begin at 2::3O o'clock every
afternoon and continue until 4:3O
o'clock. The doors will be open,
however, at q :3 o. o'clock and from
that time until the lecture starts Il
program of music will be given.
"A special evening session is to be
held Tuesday evening at the same
place. beginning at $3.50 clock.
All women Of Clarksburg and It's
vicinity are cordially invited to at
tend the course. tt Is to be entire
lyEfree in every respect. No admis-
sion fee will be charged. no collec-
tons will be taken up and nothing
will be sold. Miss Harriet Ellis, the
culinary expert In charge of tho
course. will be glad to answer any
questions or solve any problems
housewives may PROFOUND. Miss
Ellis arrived here Monday morning
from Cincinnati. O.. where she gava
"a successful and largely attended
course OF lectures all last week. She
gives these courNs usually in large
cities and the women or Clarksburs
are fortunate in being able to have
her here. s.
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JURORS DRAWN.
For the Next R guIar ERIN Of
the Circuit Courtof the
County.

The next regular term OF the cir
cult court will begin Monday. May 3.
with il dge Raymond Maxwell on the
bench. Jurors to serve at that term
will report for. duty Monday morning.
May a Q. They have been drawn as
follows a
Charles L.. Cavalier. Charles NJ
Tetrick. Howard Nicely, Arthur Ny
ers. Arden E: Young. OIL. Nay, Wal
lace II. Young J. B.. Cunningham.
Charles /. Lynch, d. u. Perine, Rob-
5ert Everson, J. u. Meredith, Alvah p
Martin, Claude swiger. a. G. Booth.
u. Leonard Martin homass j. Swiger.
NJ. y. Haggerty. Genius Payne.
James FanHorn. John C. Biddle.
Hoffman Young; IL. G. Coffmans WI IL
liam Carder. Waldo Broadwater,
Edwin w Richardson. Harley Tai
bolt, u. III. Wilkinson. Albert D.
iShinn, Roscoe .. Wolfe. u. r.. Mean
,drews, w M. Davis. George Ross,
Samuel w. Bowman. Alonzo Booth,
Joe Lucas. Al strother. Thomas j..
Bennett. g. E. Lamberd. Berkeley
Davis, Walter Frunl. NJ w Swiger,
Theodore Radcliff, Charles Greene,
MintersT Lawson. Harter Smith.
Russell G. Lynch and -. ]. Johnson.
~
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MISS JORDAN DEAD
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N.
Jordan, Passes Away alter
a Short Illness.

Miss Iva Gay Jordan, aged 80 years
died at 8 o'clock Monday morning at
her home at Glenwood after a weeks
illness. Funeral services Will be held
at 2:SO o'clock Wedr esday afternoons
at the Jordan home. The Rev. p. w
Cunningham will have charge OF the
services and the burial will be- in the:
Greenlawn cemetery. s W.
The deceased girl is survived by her
parents, Mt. and Mrs. j. N. Jordan; q
brother. T. A. Jordan, OF Adanlston;
and four sisters. The>sisters are Mrs.
@. G. Kirby, of Wilsonburg;; Mrs
George Schultz, Of Adamston; and:
Misses Myrtle and Naomi. at home
Miss Jordan was lifelong member
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he gT1eved, and said. 4 viii 90 up.
Blot NE pray Thee outsof Thy book
which Thou hast Written Nehemiah
came into the presence OF God with
tears for his people Jerehiah said.
20 that mine head were waters and
mine eyes were roun-ain or tears
that i might weep for the slain OF the
daughter OF my people. There may
be some here who have been praying
for your loved ones, and you are say
ing, How long. Q Lord, how long
Ny soul wait thou only upon God for
my expectation IS from Him. Lord
teach US to pray. Truly the effectual
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LOCAL SHOW
Will Be Presented at Grafton
One Night Present Week for
EIks and Woman's Clubs.

THE Maid in ClarksDurg. the
Elks-NIarcato Clubs famous musical
comedy. will be presented at Grafton
some night this week. The date has
not yet been definitely announced.
Representative OF the Grafton
lodge of Elks and the Grafton Wo-
mans Club came to the city Sunday
for the purpose of securing the show
for their city. resulting from which,
Dabney Lee Smith and Fleming II.
Holden went to Grafton Monday to
complete arran gements for the com
pany's appearance there.
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man. u .sIVaner and III H. King.
all OF E1kins: Robert M Feeley.
Thomas j Gilloo1y and J. amer
Nv. all OF Weston; Julius w: Erich
sen. of Charleston: r. =. Foley, OF
Padncah, NY: William r Turner,
James Z. McKanzie, j ohm j J. Nc
Kone. and NJ A. Lynch. all of Graf
ton; James "A. Crolley. John =. Len
non. John T. Jennings, and r. g.
Mathison. all of Parkersburg;; H:
Dudley Cole. OF Glearfield. Pa;
Frank J: Kelley, OF Portsmouth. o.;
the Rev. .. w Werninger. and Vim
John J. Barrett. j. Phillip Barrett,
Charles J. Beuley. Patrick F. CauI-
field. John a. Coughlin. Henry e.
Coyne. James Philip Clifford, Peter
F. Dargan, James M. Deem. Frank
Joseph DonoEue. John j. Dolan;
James Joseph Devine, Michael James
Fahey. Joseph "A Fox. DIR. VILLAIN
IT. Cooke, Michael r. Healey, ] ohm
P. Kelley. Michael NJ. Leyden. Mich
ael y. Lynch. Thomas r. Lyon. Mat
thew A. Mannix. Charles ". Morrow.
William M. Mulheran, the Rev Pat
rick H. McDern1ott. John M. McDon-
ough. p. =. McAndrew. NJ. =. McGraw
DR.. John r. Mcguire. James Patrick
McManaWay. John p. McMurrer, Dan
lei T. Quinn. Theodore Reichert. Dr..
Edward E. Wehner, Charles WEIGH,
Joseph E. White, James Boyle. Jr-,
the Rev. Lawrence NJ Michalski and
the Rev. P. a.. o'Dougherty, all of
Clarksburg.
The exercises will end at $3.50
O'Clock Monday evening when the
Annual = Fourth Degree Assembly is
held. In t11a auditorium Of st ATary.s
high school building.
The entire exercises were in charge
of the following officers of C1arEsburg
Assembly, No. s72 Knights OF Column
bus: John A. Terrell, faithful navi-
gator; w. E. Downs, faithful captain;
Luke Murray, faithful pilot; g. j.
Francois, faithful admiral; L. w.
Ward, faithful comptroller; George
|Hil1, faithful friars; II r. Burke. faith
full sentinel, and 3. p. White, faithful
|sentinel
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Major John O. Skinner, after. wait
ing forty-two years before receiving
q medal for gallantry in action, a
few days ago received the coveted
prize. On January q, 1873. Major
Sa wounded soldier from the field
after two unsuccessful attempts by
his comrades. The medal was au-
thorized by congress and approved
on March a last. The major Is
superintendent fof the Columbia hos
aPital il. Mashine
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Snowflake Potatoes
Timblets OF Petit Pois
Cherry Nut Ice Cream
Cafe a, Noir
Ell Roi Tan. Cigars. I

1 +
The fourth GeErcs class consisted
of the following:
Candidates for Fourth Degree at
The Glass.
Brown, Jr., Francis w. Daugherty,
Edward d. GauEhan, Richard NJ. Fla
herty. j ohm r. Hart, James p. Hofer.
Joseph E. Karl. w. NJ Kennedy. VII
liam +. Keough, William r. Lynch,
John Joseph McGarvey, j. Nc
Graw. Joseph NJ Moran, Michael
Powell Daniel T. Purcell, Samuel M.
Slater, all OF Fairmont:: James a..
Kelly. Patrick a. Mullen, J..
O'Brieh. James NJ. Ryan. John T..
Ryan. Jr., James F. Walsh. all OF
Piedmont: John @. Edmunds. Ed
ward "A. ENewman.sG George IA. Noelty,
J. O'Brien, Frank A.
:0'Brien. the Rev. S. Ross
man. &C. M. Truschel, and William j.
WinEerter. all Of Wheeling. William
ID. Baldwin, james Cain. Z. F. Cor
N h
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Royal ARCH
.Masons to Hold School Of In
structi0n Here Beginning
Tomorrow Morning.

The grand lecturer Of the Royal
Arch Masons will conduct school
of Instruction In the Masonic temple
closing Friday evening John W.
Ashley. of Charleston, and hts depu-
ties will conduct the school. Sessions
will be held N ornin s. afternoon and
evening Of each day.
At least one membe = from each
subordinate chapter In the state ID
expected to attend the schon All;
Royal Arch n asons are cord daily In.
vited to attend.
There are $4,000 post-omces IN
Germany. fs:ss
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s57E
For Your Childl's Couch

use Schinmann's Concent ratea Expec-
torant. Positively contains no mar
cotics and perfectly b armIess. Eases
the most stubborn Cough promptly
and druggists refund money IL not;
found the very pest Advertisement
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Has F !; N I'll OUR

For sale At e. Erprera. Morris
Grocery Company. Elarkshurs. w
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FOURTH DECREE
CONTINUED from page

tCOntinued from page Id
I'm maculate Conception. of Clarks-
burg; the Rev. ]. w. Werninger. or.
H III MI the Rev. r.. r. Ross
man.of Wheeling; II. P. Sheehy. Of.
man. of Alexandria, Va; Daniel B.
. state deputy, OF Parkers-
burg; M. III. King, grand knight. OF
and William G. Lavelle. or
Clarksburg Assembly. No 8722.
Beautiful Solos.
During the banquet Morris F'itz-
gerald. OF Washington. d. c.,
noted singer VINO is a strong rival Of
Evan Williams. who recently sang
here, delivered several beautiful
solos.
The following menu prepared by.
the chefs at the Hotel Gore was
served:
Consomme Prlntinere
Queen Olives sweet Gherkins
Celery
New Hampshire Turkey with Fine.
Herb Dressing
Cranberry Jelly
k.of ~ Punch
Snowflake Potatoes
Timblets Of Petit Poisi
salad = Ia Gore
Cherry Nut Ice Cream Cake
Cats Nnir
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Federal |: d !: League |.

= = r = y r ~ e r. = u e
Sundays Results.
Kansas City 5. Pittsburg Q.
Other games postponed rain.
Today's Games.
st. Louis at Chicago. 5
Pittsburg at. Kansas City.
4 Newark at Baltimore. mi
Buffalo at Brooklyn.
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@Consonamel. Prlntine,jre1

Queen Olives Sweet Gherkins
Celery