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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-14
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SIRE @ibtisteit BON 'neuen,
ermiefen.
@rs Marineoffi3iere tnseu.

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freife osigten fiir bic Nntunft bes
oentfAen nnterfeebootes xDeutfd>
lamb bas, grDhte Snterefe. Simmer
mebr bri4t it@ bic neber3eugung
babn, bob l1nterleeboote ebenfo tpids
ttg nnb 9epaltig iinb ipie S4lobte
f4iffn
Dir RsAnpte Der amerifuntfhen
5lotte bahen tbepretifh einen Rreu<
5ungsrnbius Don 5000 Meitga finh
aber nod niemals prattifb nuf ei1re
>peitere Gntkrnuns a1s 1000 Meile,s
erprobt tpprte1h
man pol1te beute tpifsn, bdB
5ebna IN 4merita sebaute uno il,
Ranaba 3ufammensefeute llnterieez
bopte Dor etnem Sabre bic Reife bon
Montreal nod @n9lanb obne@9nies
rigteiten 3uriidlesten. Oie{e 8opte
naren MIR 500 Sonnen srpb.
Die @i9tigtett Der neuen groBe1t
Bopte fir 9anbelsapede 1T unbez
treitbor, aber fit militdrii9e 3pede
bsiiBen biefelben teine be{onberen
0orteile, Man nirnmt an, boB ]ie
langfamer fnb als bic neuen Boote
Der 0eretnigten Gtoaten. Das reue
I'm 8au begriffene srobe aneritanis
f9e l1nterfeeboot r@9leD" tf, tpie
Martnepffi3iere bebaupten, y. Der
rDeutialenb" in poer Be3iebung
ebenbiirtt9
attentat.
Mnardtp tniekt auf ben Mdtoeuten
nun Nrgentinien.
Buenos Miues, 10. Suit. Sin Mt>
tentat lpurbe eetern gesen ben prdit<
benten Ga pIa5a bon Mreentinien
periibt. M6brenD ber prdifasm bonn
Balton zines Resierungsgbdubes
aus 9ruppen beitbtigte, ooe elmer
BET 3uf9aner etnen Repnlutr unb
{dob auf ben prdfbenter,. Ser
Sdub ging febl. Ser 9lttentdter,
lpelder ii9 {elber ais etnen Mnar4ts
fen beaeihnete, purbe nerbattet.
Mutterte u1trubtg.
Mad)er1 atsoepartement anf ote
vDentlhIanb" aufmerftau
Wafbington 10. Suli. De. britt
f9e nno fra,13ofihe Botfdaft Dnben
oas 5taatsoeparten,ent offiteH altf
Dos @rfdeinen bes oertfden nBoo-
tes vDeltfblono" auf1nerfnr, gee
1nadt uno oarnm erI,.bt, zen gba,
rafter bes .Sbiffes feltufhnen
5elbltberfdnolib tpiro bas @natS-
bepartement benz Munfbe gpsu leis
(ten uslD Murtne-S Sa6ber{tdnboigP er-
rteut,erl nm oen, gbahanlR q, BEL
fe1t..
N1lta fputn1t.
Wafttnstpn, 10. &n Cine
3tpeite Murnuna bob ett,e 8unhe
npn 0iup p3ruppen auf BEN o8tg
Benb" I'M. Mnmarfd begriftp 1T.
ift beute rnittag benz Stats s6kpurte.
nent bonn amritanifden 9otmofter
Glifeo Mreonheo- 3ugegaramn
= Der fran3DFi4e DompRu ~qns
fapette', tpelher bon 8orbenuy mod
Mmerita abfahren tppute, fieBah. Der
Miinbung Der @irpnoe nit etrleIn am
k.... Sex..n..~.s ,.,f>.,,>~.n&4 rt1sA 80
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-14
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8ringt Yoit 4. @are,l
,1a9 Baltimore
Guslnnas 8lufaoe Bftrodrn
8uuettHt
Baibtngtou, 10. Suli &uuefhr
Rpon, Balti1nors, iaubtr foeben lei,
nen porldufigen 8eridt iber Die
xDentl9laub". 9as S&iff fatrt
!. seine aaaonen, 1T puu 6anoelsmn-
srpien hem9nnt, bat cine Gabuug mn
Borb uno 1T feiu &riegsidIif.
8eamte fagen, bak etme bejonbere,
esuaut l1nterindnue e4fplgeu miro,
ber ith Die u0eutidlanb" funm
suiberieken birfte, Do tie etuen
sseuen Sdiffstppns barfeat nno Die
@sretuisten Staateu ftd) bapon
iberseusen miihen, oaf iie mtrflid)
5A spas iie 5n iein bebanptet.
Sn elmer au1tliden Grfldrnng
sapte aapttaa aDnig, oak Gnglanbs
Geeherridlaft nunmeflr aebrpf1en
sei.
Baltimore, 10, Snli, 9as beutlde
SauoeIstaud)bpot o9entidlanb" be-
ftnbes iid ieit beute 1norgeu am &ai
Der Gaitern Jorluarbtng Gn. TIM btes
igen 9afen, nadoe1n es in Der
syslbe Die Gnarantdne4Stntinn pni'
fert aub bic Grlanbnis 5nr 9nrdp
fabrt erbaIten+ 9od bente tuiro Unit
ber Gntlabung beS mertpollen &nr'
aus, Dos ans Bo1t, Garbitpffen nHb
Weoitamentrn beitebt, begouneu.
SIN 2aserbons Der Tirmu, an btr
ba& Sd)tff fouiisnirt mar, ltegrn
srofe Weugeu bDu &obgn1nmi anb
.Midel. bic Die n9eutidiau1 In ben
sd4iten Sngen an Burb nebmen
auiirb, nm oamit bic 3efmfnbrt nod
Deasfdlsauo an5atretsn. Die Set
Der Ibfabrt lit nnbefanaf.
aapitaa Eoul a6uia, her ThBrer
bes l1cber'aaud}boote erflartr,
Damn selanoet, init grofem @adp
brnf, oak bic r0entidIan@ nm
beg Sorlanfer elmer gan5en 11utrr'
See,6auoelsilotte ieb bic non fett ab
~leegeImakie 5tpiiden 9entidlanb
mub ben 8ereiui9ten Gtaatrn ber,
Febren uarbe,
a0ss lit nidt bus eti15tp Boot
bieIer Art, bas fpnrmt. g8artrn @ie
senr ab. Mebr 8oote fummsn idon
balo, uub ipir eeteH surad, atm
eine s.neite 2abung 5u bplen. BH
spesben nou iett ab einen rrgetmakt
gen 8erfebr babe1t."
9ieie Grfldrung sah Der aapitdn
ben 9afenbeautten oh. Cine ans~
fibrtiAe Grfldr,tug >nirb npd pom
aprSbeutihen 2lobb, ben Gigeuti.
ssesa bes 9a11belStandbootes, abge-
gebea mtrben.
Sn ben bom ameruunii6en 9uu-
fnl in Bremen angeferttgten sdEff1~
papierea Der nDenH6lanb" nirb
bas Boot ale rein 9anbdsi6iiff be
Ehriebeu, bas bem 6rndtperfebr
Bsuiideu Bremen unb Button nnb
auberen amerifaniIden 9dfen bient,
sE9t grnttp.Sounen bdIt nfn ge-
baas if ano cine seniigenbe Wenge
fsif6es Waiier bon ben gremer
GaHermerfen ON 8orb tat.0
9es 8eamte Der @efunbbeftsbe-
b6rbe erfldrte fpdter, er babe feline
Eprpebor6bren nno feline @eidike
au Borb bemerft. 81 babe nad uie
fuiAe gefunbe, frdftige 2eute gefe,
Beu, mie bie Nfitslieber per Be.
1saaannng,
&apitdtt &6utg.
Bef1ssibt ladenb bic Grfabrnugfn
leines feiuen SAifes.
Der erfte, Der Bel ber 2aubullg
nm Ra Der .goftern Gorparbing
= @SF =,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-14

gen Ieridten bes engliidr1 uno.
fran5Oiiiden &oHptq,lartieres erbe...
ben Die Sran3ofen bie grobten SIZE.
gesanipriide. 5te erfldren, oas
Dorf Biades, BIER @ilometpr tpeit-
lid bon Beronne, gelloulmen 3u bo-
ben, nahOen .lte 6ftli9 u1lo 10rolib
bon Belop angriffen. 9ihlib bon.
Biades baben Die Sranaofen tpie
Baris mel0et tbre 8ront Bis Bar.
lel11 altsgeoebnt. Die 3obl Der Bis.
Der sernadten @efangenen wiro bon
Barts n1f $500 Mann angegeben.
Ser engli1de @eneroIitab er-
Hdrte tn etnen geltRrn nat)u1iittttag
erInifeuen Beriht, oab Die griten
longfdrne rJortfbritte" bel Opil.
lers nnhten. Irn MbenD tpurbe er.
Hart, boB Die @dmpfe n0rblih bon
Ger Solnn,e entidieoen an &efti9fett
nabgelalien bdtten. YariS meloete
basielbe.
2onbon, 10. Sult. Die in ben
lebten bier 5osen ber0ffentlidten
@erluitltiten, bic 1id nit ben @er<
luiten i'm eriten Seile Der Mo6s
tefai1en, entbalten bic Nomen bon
628 Sffiaieren, @on bieien pur<
ZEN 81 eetDtet, 504 berpunbet uno
80 permibt. Nur etn pin3iger pro<
3ent5ab Der in Der 2tfte an9efubrten
9ffioiere fielen an anoeren S5ronten,
als Der Meitfront m Jrantrei4.
Berlin, iiber 2pnbpu, 10. Snli.
Die 8eridte bes bentfdeu 1uo Ditere
reidUid 1tngariid}en @eneraIitabes
itt1umen barin itbereiu, bak alle 4n,
griffe Ser &uien auf alien Ennften
Der 0itliden Trort 5nriifgeidlagen
mmrben uno ste bentiden @erbiin-
beten an gf1pii1en Ennften iosnr
Bortidritte madten, tpie bies beion'
bers in Der gnfoptna Der saIl 1T,
mp Die Eftanser-Baltin Armes
uorbmeitlid oun &mpplnue Ois
Molban iiberidritt nno ben 5nraf'
lpeideuben Rnifen nadorang.
Sm 0orben, TN 8ebiet bon Gbur.
tDrpsf, baben Die bentiden @erbnn-
beten, uie bies 5,t erlparten ifanb,
itd anf Ben Sto6ub 5lnf snriif-
ge5p9eu. 8eitere 8emiibmgen be1
&uiien, BORT meiter bpr3uhriuaen,
tunrben btsber berbinbert.
Eet1l &rteQ.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-14

Nknnnnt sEf per bgi ber
:amet mtfd i fran36ffhen Uslieger..
abtd4Hg feht, bat ftnen S4yb IL
-haaE @ nhalte.I - -. :.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-14

= Der fran3Dfiide DampRI ~Qne
faDette", tpelher Don 8oroenuy mod
Mmerita abfabren tppute, fieB II, Der
Miinbung ber @irOnoe nit eineln a1p>
beren gobr3euee 3utammen H1b e.
lit 8sindbigunsen. lpefae i@ 5lx
1tmfehr 1l1tiatrn.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
SHOWER FOR go
''''"-' Miss BRIGGS

The Misses Viola Gardner. Lizzie
Briggs and Jenna Bradshaw gave
shower at the home of j. +. Bradshaw
Thursday evening In honor of Miss
Mabel Briggs whose marriage with
Gerald Taylor will take place on Nov.
list. There was program of music
games and refreshments. Many beau
tiful presents were given. The guests
included: Marie Taylor, Mrs. A. j.
Phillips. Emily Wanlass, Zclla Rhodes
Alice Taylor, Layirde Evans, Ina Mel
son. Odessa Alfred, Winnie Evans,
Vervene Evans, Alta Grant, Reva
Grant Mary Maudslcy, Viva Taylor
Mrs. Herbert Taylor. Julia Bushman
Mrs. Aver Southwick. Mrs Werner
Walker, Sylvia Bushman, Mrs. Guy
Evans. Mrs. A. II. Gardner, LeNi'
Southwick Mrs Hartman McAite'
Vera Gardner. CORA Thorne, Edris Ash
or. Eva Berry, Sina Sidwoll, Ina
Stratford. Wanda Goodwin, Myr
Goodwin. Sybil VIM, Edna sharp
Mrs Ruth Sommers, Ellis
Phillips. Vera Taylor, Ida Thurman
Maud Harwood. Laverne Kirkham AM
Mary Powell.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
LADIES ORGANIZE
REPUBLICAN CLUB

Thirty-five ladies met in the Com.
mercial Club rooms Monday evening
and organized a Woman's Republican
Club, with the following officers:
President, Mrs. w. K. Hopkins. LIST vice
President, Mrs Leonard Francom
2nd Vice President, Mrs. e. NJ. Jones;
Secretary Treasurer, Mrs. S. W.
Ross; Executive Committee. Miss
Maud fIarwood, Mrs. Y. A. Taylsr
Mrs. Fred Merrill and Mrs. r. W.
Smith.
Mrs. Willis Bromley, county chair
man and Mrs ]. f. Cotter. county
vice chairman assisted in tho organiz
alton. Senator John II. Wootton and
Mrs. Benjamin Cluf gave talks. Mrs.
Cluff gave her experience in Mexico
aud Mrs, Francom gave solo. Light
refreshments were served.
The club will meet again in th,
Commercial Club rooms Monday cy.
ening, Oct 22nd, when Mrs. Gcore.
sutherland, wife Of Senator Suthcr
land will give an address. There
will also be several musical number.
and light refreshments. All ladic.
are cordially invited
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
SUGAR FACTORY
RUNNING SMOOTHLY

The sugar factory commenced slic
ing beots Monday and is now using
local plant and the cutting stations at
Pleasant Grove and Provo which also
commenced operations Monday The
plant is now turning out about 300,
coo pounds of sugar each "a hours.
Tho sugar viii be shipped east about
as fast as it Is made, because of the
demand for It in the eastern markets.
\ part of the plant suspended oper
ations for several hours Wednesday,
but machinery to repair the broken
parts arrived in the evening and II is
now running smoothly in all depart
mcnts
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
|lC0ME TO
UTAH COUNTY

Tue Utah County Commissioners
week had painted a big white
BOARD on which was painted in
VIZ letters Welcome to Utah
unity This they placed on the
d the state road just this side
ue Point of the Mountain, so that
Ia' autolst could not fail to read It
at came around the dugway
'aS Is a commcndable thing for
county to do, Now every citizen
ue county should supplement the
D"S Efforts by making the thous-
VINO Come here each week feel
F,l they are welcome.
'@n County is the best all round
l'4y IN the state and has the most
'''ul valley on earth. Many tour
% they round the Point of the
''u'aln for the first time stop their
Snu are awe stricken with the
@'uer OF the scene-Utah Lake ly.
=. u The center Of one of the Great.
N, 'D'lcest garden spots surrounded
49,, uozen prosperous cities and
,,a ',' amidst thousands OF acres
,m 'saen orchards and farms and
,o.. O,p Mt Timpanogos rearing it.
M. "ead above the clouds in tn,
,.,'., s'ound Is a scene that is wit
,.,, out once in crossing the cont
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
REPUBLICANS
HOLD RALLY

The Republicans held biz rally
Wednesday night that filled the Royal
Theatre, Senator George Sutherland
was the speaker. He reviewed the
policies of the present administration
and ridiculed the claims that Wilson
has kept US out of war" by showing
that neither the United States nor the
European countries wanted to war
each other On the other hand he
showed that America had sent their
army and navy into Mexico killing
hundreds on both sides. Eph Homer,
County Chairman. freely introduced
ten Of the Republican county candi-
dates who were present.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21

Supt w. X. Hopkins, Pres. T.. j. Clay
son, Miss Hermcse Peterson and Bis
hop j. r. Hindley made visit to the
Cedar Fort and Fairfield schools in
nm auto Tuesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
KEEPER or MORMON
TEMPLE VISITS LEHi

Joseph d. Ritter of Los Angeles an
uncle of +. II, and A. NJ, Davis was
visiting the Davis family here Thurs
day Mr.. Ritter who Is 80 years oil
age is hale and hearty as a man OF
20 He was the keeper of the Nor
man Temple in Navoo, before II was
burned and is one of the best posted
men on early Norman history now
living.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
LEHI A CLEAN TOWN

Visitors who have frequented Lchi
recently remark on the freedom Of
the streets from weeds They say
that no other city in the state has
cleaner streets. II gives the town
good boost to have a reputation
like this and II is a pleasure to drive
around town and see its net appear
ance. The City Council is to be com
mended for its vigorous action and
the citizens are to be commended for
carrying out the Councils orders
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE
DIGGING SUGAR BETS

All the public schools will close
next week while the Riddles help get
in the sugar beets. The season is
a little later than usual and but q
few OF the beets are out of the ground
Anyone desiring help from high
school boys may he able to get II by
applying to Principal Bennion. II
is probable that by the close of mex
week most of the bects will be in
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
Ar BEE BEET GROWERS
s.,,r Co. Raises Price to
Z. Ton for 1917 Contracts

y.Oager 7. r. Cutler an
u. week tnat the Utah-ida-
=. would share its prosper
4. sugar beet growers OF
',,so and oregon by adding
W.. Y ,ents to the price now be-
.uoar beets. This will
= next years contract, and
4. he price 5000 per ton for for
',,,lng IS per cent and over
IT, and s5.75 for beets un-
standard. III,
.,mors who have so Loyalty
MAI. these many years are
[.,sled to this raise and will
|, show their appreciation BY
/ m for a greatly increased
|. !, their 1917 contracts.
| .r5orstood that the Amalga
| Sugar Company will also in
| Inc price to It's growers
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
LADIES ATTEND
FEDERATION MEETING

Mrs. W. X. Hopkins, secretary o.
the State Federation of Woman's
Clubs: Mrs. Walter Stimmel presi-
dent of the Athenian Club, and Mrs
]. T.. Cotter, the Athenian Club dele
gate attended the three days meet
ing OF the State Federation at Provo
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
WATER COMING II CITY TUNNEL

W. j. Quincy and Marion Walker
wfo came down Wednesday from Al
pine where they are driving the city
water tunnel report that water is now
oozing through the solid granite In
the face of their workings. a nice
stream is now flowing out of the
mouth OF the tunnel.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
LEHI HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Athletic director, A. p, Warwick mas
been drilling asplrants for basket
ball membership for the past '"o
weeks Some fine material is com
ing to the front which gives prom
Use of placing Lehi in the Champion
shin class. The personal of the team
will be announced in the near 'u-
ture.
II was decided this week lhat ,"'
Seniors should have the direction
charge of getting out the schooi yea
book this season, The Seniors W
reason OF their experience are TIE
proper ones to do IT,
sunt w X. Hopkins waS the spo'"'
or nj chapel Friday morning
The first Of the student S -
functions will be their Harvest '''
Friday, Nov, Bird.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
MRS. SUTHERLAND COMING

Mrs. George Sutherland. wife OF
Senator Sutherland. will be the speak
err at reception given in the Com
mercial Club rooms Monday evening
There will also be vocal solos by
Miss Cora Thorne and piano selections
by Miss Edith Ross, Refreshments
will be served. All ladies are IN
yited
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
ANOTHER STRAW VOTE

City Marshal Southwick carried a
ballot box Thursday while the bust
ness houses took straw vote re
sulting as follows: Wilson 30; BAN
berger 81: Hughes 27 Morris u;
Benson 4: McHugh 3.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
For the Best Cut Flowers

Telephone Cat our expense) s9Ms'
Lehi Floral Co., Lehi. OUR MOTTO;
The best flowers and the most Tor
your money; Floral and funeral de-
signs n specially. Call and visit our
new Greenhouses and see the FLOW
ers grow-You're Welcome.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
SECOND WARD CONFERENCE

Tomorrow the Second Ward VIII
hold its annual ward Conference when
several members OF the Stake Presi-
dency and High Counsel will be pres
ent. Bishop Gardner desires a fuil
attendance.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
DEMOCRATS At ARCADE TONIGHT

Judge A. b. Morgan, District Attor-
ney J. II. Mcdonald and Sheriff Hen
ry East will address Democratic
Rally in the Arcade Hall tonight
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
'''trH BAKER STRICKEN

C,m' AT work as Ianitor in the
so,,,- 'a' school building Thursday
S5 I, Joseph Baker was stricken
R. W.. was reported that he had died.
BORN, 40 ,aRen home and is now in his
n, W.T., "ealth, Mrs. Baker is visit
w." relatives in West Virginia.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21
|NEPCIbL CLUB
| RE-ORGANIzED

directors Of the Lehi CONNER
Eub held a meeting Saturday ev-
nd called a meeting of all the
rs for last evening. The OBJ
NE meeting IS to determine the
h,ure, whether it should cen
Iof whether II should disband and
h IT'S furniture or whether new
Mould be infused In an inter
With many of the members it
kned that they are unanimously
Ira Of making It a good live or
J ton for the building up OF the
and for the social intercourse of
ksmbers.
hood live Commercial Club is one
y best assets that any community
Such an organization is almost
|isOlute necessity under the mod =
|,ytem Of progress. Lehi has
|kst fitted quarters of any of the
Der cities in the state and they
Ne subject Of favorable comment
y strangers who visit them.
|ly those who are in good stand
will be recognized as members
hiter An effort will be made to
'ase the Clubs membership by
Big others join. There are thirty
bry business and professional
Who should be enrolled who are
now members. With these ad,
and a set Of good live officials lie,
an have one Of the best Clubs II
state
OTE-Just before going to press
board Of Governors announces tina
meeting has been postponed til
lay Oct o.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-21

Stunt. w. X. Hopkins waS the sp'""'
or at chapel Friday morning
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-09
PERSONAL

William Cain, Of Redwood, was
in Clarksburg Sunday visiting his
sister. Mrs. w. A. Jarrett, of Glen
Elk.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. H. Corithers, of
Fairbury, ILL.,, are visiting Mrs. Mary
c. L. Allender. Of Parkersburg, is
transacting business here.
]. S. Oldham, Of Ripley, is in the
city looking after business affairs.
D. F. Hollobaugh, Of Warrington,
is city business visitor.
G. c. Morgan is here from Park
ersburg.
c. H. culbertson. of Huntington,
is a visitor here.
The Rev. John S. Stump, Of Park
ersburg, is a visitor here.
]. H. Maxwell was here from West
Union Monday.
]. c. Walther, of Philippi. is in the
D. NJ. Undertake is here from
Weston.
B. r. Taylor. of Parkersburg, is a
business visitor here.
Carl V. Miller is here from Buck
harmon.
Nelson G Hubbard. Of Wheeling, is
here attending federal court.
]. B. Skldmore, of Webster
Springs, is business visitor here.
]. B. Johnston, of Parkersburg, is
In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Carl Vance and son
have motored to Philadelphia in their
automobile and while there will be
| guests OF relatives.
Mrs. Fleming Howell and Miss
Margaret Howell, of Oakland, Md,
who were guests of Mrs. Robert r.
Wilson, returned home Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Riner C. Altizer. of Charles
ton, who is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James ]. Duncan will return
home this evening.
Miss Margaret Mulheran has ar
rived home from months visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Theronx, at EN-
mettsburg, Md.
Mrs. r. D, Snodgrass and daugh-
ter, Margaret, OF New Martinsville,
are guests at the home of Mrs. T. j.
Gribble on South Third street.
Mrs. John B. Weaver, and SON
Blanton, who visited here from Man
nington, went this morning to Nor
gantown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-09
TO SERVE LUNCH.

Mrs. Allene Moore, formerly con-
nected with the Young Woman's
Christian Association, takes this
method of announcing to her many
friends and patrons that beginning
the week of october 15. she will
serve luncheon to the public every
day at Ala West Main street, the old
Y. w. G. A. building, until desirable
number of regular patrons are OBJ
tanned, and then luncheon and even
ing dinner will be served. Those
who wish to secure private, regular
place, should make reservations early
as onl va limited number will be
taken. Special dinners and after
theater suppers will be served by APP
polntment. Until October Is, Bell
phone I'LL, after that date 74-J-
Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-09
Parsons-Souders
Women Who Want Very Good Clothes and At the Sam
Get Your Moneys Worth

is simply matter Of knowing how to
spend it.
"I want the best can get for my
money" said woman
1T am free to buy where please"
and it is not the salesman's business to
give me his opinionsunless I want him to
do so, nor to tell me how mp u poorer
the other stores are than this, said
man.
ut is the goods you have to show me
and the courteous, prompt and inteli-
gent service you give me that should de-
cid whether I buy hero or not"
Thank you, Madaml Thank you, Mr..
Plain Spoken Man, what you have said
hits the nail squarely on the head and
It is for you and others like you we have
aimed to make store that you will like.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-09
REVIEW
OF THE MARKET
FOR THE WEEK
Says the Highest Prices OF
Modern Times Fail to Check
Business Growth.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Dun's Re-
view in It's recent issue has this to say
regarding trade conditions.
1t is an economic phenomenon that
the highest prices of modern times,
while causing natural hesitancy in
certain quarters, fail to check the
growth of business. Costs in many
lines, in spite of the previous extern
sive advance, are still rising steadily
and in some cases rapidly, yet each
week the magnitude of demand, con-
tinuing after months of unprecedent-
ed buying, becomes more noteworthy.
There is not an industry Of any i'm
portance in which orders, following
much less than the customary sum
mer abatement, are not again increas-
ing, and II in some branches the ex-
pansIon is limited II is practically be-
cause Of the inability or dlslnclination
of manufacturers to commit them
selves further. Nearly all of the works
throughout the country are covered
by contracts extending well into the
future and the chief problem con-
fronting producers, as 1t has been for
some time, is the question Of making
deliveries with the desired prompt
ness. Operations everywhere are
strained to the utmost to meet the mo-
table requirements, but outputs are
not easily augmented, as the scarcity
OF raw materials increases and labor
shortage and wage controversies pre-
vent full running of machinery in a
number OF instances. The lack of
rolling stock, which becomes more
pronounced as the crops are marketed
in large volume, also hinders ship
ments, and fears that supplies may