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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07

FOR SALE OR RENT-Two story, eight
rom house pantry, warrF and sewerage.
oak finish, cabinet nantes, china cicset.
Slate root Williams street, BiltM ilS
Heights, North View. Home phone l4V'
EeIl phone 204-L.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07

FOR RENT-SiX room house, Oew
house, Cemented basement 26X2S
feet, full attic, tile hath, side
walls of kitchen tiled, living room
25x14, hardwood finish, beautiful
manteIs and everything modern.
$40 per month. Garage attached
and centrally located. II. f. Mod
lin, $40 Union Bank Bldg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07

FOR SALE-one house and lot good Wen wei,
Of water and out6uildinSs' III ,.t V,,"
Price 5000. Apply to George Heater
NOrtn view.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07

dispositions Of Samuel Il. lIurr, W. NJ Ken.
ncdy and other witnesses, lObe rOhd on be-
half Of the undGrSigne on the hearing OF
that certain cause In chnncCry pending IN
tho Circuit Court Of Harrison County, In
tho State Of West virginia. wherein said
otto D. Darnes is plnintl'f ind said Charlea
70. StrOther and tho undersigned are de-
fondanLs. And II for any reason the TAX
Ing Of said dispositions shall not be cons,
mGnced on sniH day, or If, being commence
3D. the same shall not By completed on
said day, then the same will be adjourned
or continued from time to time, Mt the Same
place and between tho Same hours until tho
same shall he completed.
SAMUEL Il. BARR, Trustee.
TIN REAL ESTATE AND M
pROVlAIDNT COMPANY OF
BALTIMORE CITY
by Counsel.
GEO. NJ. HoFFHEIMER, Counsel,
Attorneys.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07
FUR SALE--HOUSES

FOR SALE-Two story. seren room house,
In the host residence section OF Broad
oaks, near COT Plaza, two blocks on
paved street. House is CD nice level lot.
Large chicken house and SlA'aIl stable on
office
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07
UNION HEIGHTS,

New four-room cottage,
slate roof, oak finish, front
and back porch. Good well,
Lot 50x130 feet fenced,
Terms, $4,000 down, bal
ancc $4,000 per month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07

rOR SALE-About 81 acre corner lot in
Norwood addition, small unfinished cot u.
tage, excellent spring wafer plptu w
P.Tco s65O $40 down balance one and
two rt'S years yIg ". II. Mason, Norwood add
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07
FOR Miscellaneous

FOR RENT-Pool room completely fur
nShed. two pool tables, cigar cac, candy
case, etc Apply at Friedlander's, ll0
Fourth street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07
FOR sALE-L,ots

TOD S,I,ELFiue level tots IN best resi-
~ 80 SsctjoD ,f Norwood Beautiful $40
story T homes have been built ON lots ad-
ITnipg this one and 1t 10 not too close
10 the factories. Address "0!s' care
Telegram ONCE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07

For RENT-One eight room house, at $40
South Third street. Inquire Of Grover
Snyder, l2G Florence street. Bell phone
7S2'A y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07
The Best Buy in stealey
Heights.

Vacant lot ON Euclid ave.
nue., at a sacrifice Come in
at once and let us show you
the values we have,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07

FOR RENT-Four .oom apartment ana
bath, to man and wife without ehiiuFeh'
Apply at 2O7 Sycamore street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07
ESTATE
No Down
Payments
NORTH VIEW.

Two four-room cottoges,
oak finish, on good line lots,
Terms, $500 per month
with interest at g..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07
WANTED To RENT

WANTED TO RENT Small farm or farm
house: cash or on shares, can give refer
cnces. Address Box ST, Mt Clare, W.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07
FOR RENT-STORE ROOMS

FOR RENT-one store room and base
one 4 md 5 room fiat fine lOcationi good
n"rchcs and well ventilated at car stop,
ste9cy Heights, new brick building;
resSonuble rent 10 good parties only
INQUIRE of owner, i. l. Day, 3OO North
Ave. Nome phone Az.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07

FOR SALE-Brand new Overland, six cy-
Under automobile. Address Lock BOX
g. Salem, W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07

FOR SALE-At bargain, four az Six-inch
Crane Standard Quick Opening Lever
Gate Valves. First class condition. RoI-
land Glass Co., Clarksburg, w Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07

FOR sALE-Globe wernicke Book Case,
Mission finish, three sections, sanitary
base, good MS new also combination
wrating desk drawer. Address III care
Telegram Office for price.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07
MONEY TO LOAN

why BE WITHOUT MONEY! l &C.
COmmOdate everybody, by lOantng money
on watches, diamonds jowelry, musical
Instruments. etc. los jay. JcWelGr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07
FOR SALE-MisceRaneouS

FOR SALl.-second hand Ford touring
car IVH model; in good condition; Ad-
dress Box 800" care Telegram ONCE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-07

FOR sALE-One of the $500 II jewel, 90
year case, Elgln watches given away YIN ~
the Telegram 10000 cup contest, VII VII
sell for $500 II sold at once. Call Bell
phone 1881.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
The First Week at the Tabernacle

OF
in crusader
o
o ship
ncdot dnquences
{
brought m oconfm of
o bu few
c o Oul&
mo banto to
on the wies
Vilh in
brought OF
the of
and SOue in hprb reCdHm
an o comtat sumo
asnot within
n a
Sundays faithfully it vvid
of popular scaresh him all the
@ ID @ S place a once
with foot i'm chair
o Of he after in
remaining weeks promise goousy intesson
Detroit ' "''' 's''' '' 3o~n~es8}c hoon~nfN''s-
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
New York Sufira gists
Meet Prohibition
Wave In West
REACH DETROIT
IN YELLOW CAR
Tell of Border Horrors
Seen On Campaign
ing Trip

Mrs Alice SuiUcr Burke ana Miss
Neii RICHARDSON. sufragists. of New
York reached Detroit in their ye.
low car, Friday evening. on their
way home from a trip which covered
most OF the southern western and
middle western states They lott
New YORK April %, under the aus
piccs OF the National Nomans sur
fragc association. To tour the cuuu.
try in speaking campaign
They reached The border of Texas
in May, just before The National
guard was sent o. Mexico. and rt
port that cond tions there were
worse than any northerner imagine.
In crossing he desert OF Arizona
they were often alarmed hy stray
shots They declare that many
American women were kidnapped 0y
McXic1us in border raids. They
passed Mrs Deemor. who was rush.
ing i'm an automobile from Calitur
MIA 20 III Pdso TO assist her son.
who had been taken prisoner by The
MeNicans OF their real mission.
the Campaigncrs spoke thus
Th" mon OF The south aud west 4~,
Ia fuvor ~ suffrage. THE Tr\ts u.r.
are especially fyicudly Nut the .euor
an'o - the women may bold Do hH..
w omen who dp NOT understand wHn.
sutr 60 means shy az the word TI..
all hrlirVt they should lJAc 70 .u..-.
lr the schools. pI8NlIpuud1 and .N
questions rcIia.uipL fu home t.I
rhlldrrn. lui they to mot uudorst3rH
That they can never have 10 without
the ballot
w came throuEh Mountain and
South Dakota hutu ~ vf'rr wiz
submit the question Of prohibition ~
the voters this rai All tho MON
from 10" huwblrat No. seemed lu H.
eager that the states should I, waI.
dry MANY o. thr liquor mon Iu Mon
tara have closed pu' t.aif nu.Iu,-a
and are irving GO suirr NOW Gold. %
ever prohibition was needed ~ Iu
Montana. IVA the itt'r town ~ SAIL .
CONTINUED 90. t'nEr IINe.t
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

Billy sunday reiterated the state.
ment that he would not reply "a
any "hog.J owled. bottIe-sv ollen. wca.
zle-cyed. low proved otator for the
stsle-beer gang this side al the hot
country Saturday morning As for
getting on The same platform win
what he calls IAN crni-sary OF tho
enemies or society who wirglcs him.
self out Of the pits OF hell" Pee says
he viii just pass that sort Of stuff
up cold
A. Billy goes about Tho country
carrying on. his campaign DO is
often invited 70 get into a debate
with some speaker for the bqvor in.
terosts, but he has always ignored
such challenges one was made
this week and sunday adopted his
usual course OF Ignoring o.
The challenge, however. cvc1'cd
others who are Interested in the
Sunday campaign, and plans wcro
made 10 have Clinton y. Howard. ~
Rochester y y. noted Methodist
temperance lecturer. known all over
the lana as THE Little Giaa. j." take
up the challengo n was announced
in the Y. VI G. \ saturday Ioou.
however, that Mr. Howard would De-
Continued on Page TIveD
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
I Opers In Border
Towns Celebrate Ad-
vent Of Prohibition
ALL ONTARIO
GOES DRY AT Up. Nj.
National Prohibition
Certain To Follow,
Say Observers

With the closing Of Ontario bars
Saturday evening. at : O'Clock. when
'he provincial prohibition law goes
into effect only a few hours away.
the hotels in Windsor. WalkeryilIe
and Sandwich wcro having their
last inning duTi0g The day and
liquor stores thuout the border
towns were winding mp their exist
cnr' i'm a furry OF activity.
WHISKY and beer were all that
were obtainahie in the majority OF
places for proprictors OF the hotels.
bon connection with which all Ontario
bars have been operated. have tried
to com" ont as nearly even with
their stock az possible Many mis-
calculated and buckets filed with
bottles of beer We're hurried in from
wholesale liquor stores while many
topors suffered for lack OF their ac-
customed drink
Early I'm the day signs Of drunk
arnoss were evident about the town
For the bar nif-' and saloon hab.
,Hos were seolng ont the demise Of
'hc bars with celebration which.
10 was predicted would dovelop 10.
ward evening into revel similar
to The marshaliug out of the old
year.
They're driving mo ont" de-
c!arcd Z r.. lnaom. proprietor Of
Che }riish-American house. who an.
uounccd that ne was leaving wind.
sor to take cF1ree of Woodward
ave- bowling alley. and was trans.
taring bis uarJcudcrs across to De
fruit
The tenor Of hotalmen's talk is
that the border towns viii suffer"
more from 'he provincial prohibi.
tiou enactment than the inland ON.
farjo cit.c. BECAUSE of the aow OF
continued on Page rive
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Appointments Will Be
Made known Early
Next Week
DETROIT MAN
GIVES 100000
Money to Form Part of
Pension Fund; Donor
Unnamed

Discussion and voting upon the
question of admitting new appli
cants for membership into the con.
ference occupied the attention OF
the Saturday morning session OF the
Detroit Methodist conference in
Grand Riyer-ave Methodist Episco.
pal church. The applicants are to
take the order OF deacon following
their admission.
Al the conclusion Of the confer
ence session Bishop Leete, former
pastor OF Central Methodist church,
delivered an address 10 the appli-
cants, instructing them as to their
new duties. An afternoon session
Saturday may not be held The con.
ference will conclude its business
either Monday or Tuesday. when
the appointments viii be announced
Six hundred thousand dollars has
been pledged by a prominent De.
trOit automobile man To the claim
ants commission OF the Methodist
Episcopal church on condition that
the balance Of proposed $1,000 900
pension fund for retired ministers
Is raised by the ministers. II was
announced Friday by A. l.. Parker,
president Of the claimants commits
sion. The offer was accepted
The identity OF the man who made
the offer was kept secret AZ his re-
quest. He is said TO be- the son ot
a Methodist minister who had had
an ambition in boyhood. while liv-
Ing in his fathers parsonage. to
some day create a minister's pension
fund. Becoming successful and
wealthy man. he proceeded 10 real
izc his ambition Unknown 10 the
members Of the ministry whom no.
was seeking 10 benefit. he made
study Of pension systems IN
churches turnout The country. finally
devising a pension plan which. with
his generous offer be- submitted ta
the conference The pension FUND
he proposes 10 establish will be- jhp
largest of any in any denomination
CONTINUED on Page Tenn
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Y oOrhies Sum m on S
Four In Twenty-frst
Ward Probe
INQUIRY CARRIED
ON IN SECREZ
Assistant Prosecutor
Mum On What Wit
nesses DivulGe

Investigation ~ alleged election
frauds In the Second and Twenty
FIRST wards by Assistant Prosecutor
Paul Voorhles went on Saturday
morning behind closed doors in
-trlctest secrecy as far as the press
was concerned Efforts TO reach
Noorhics were una,ailing. but Il
was learned that DE- summoned four
election officials I'm The fourth pre-
clnct OF Jho Twenty hrsr ward
The prosecutor admitted on The
telephone that he was questioning
election officials from the fourth
precinct. but declined TO disclose
their names. Following arc the men
who constituted the election board
in the fourth, which is declared by
the Rev J.. r Raydeld 30 have been
- nest OF corruption during the
counting Charlie. Farr. so $40
Lillibridgc Rudolph Boutin,
80. 500 I.ycastc-ayc. Arthur Mar
shall, 40 J43 I.ycaste: Mason II.
Cole. 40 50l Bcnitoau. blvd Albert
Bcgin. No 532 Lomay ave. Henry
Rcgin and James VI Jewell the lat
CCOntiuusd ON Page FtveJ
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
MAKES GOOD
HIS THREAT TO
KILL HIMSELF

when samuel Swartz. 20 years
old. No 236 Theodore ST., told his
mother and brother last week that
he would kill himself. they thought
nothing OF It, as he had made such
n threat many times. This time he
made good lie left home and. Fri
day evening, Sept. 5, crossed the
river in a ferry boat When about
half way across he spraug from the
railing OF the boat into the water
His body was recovered Thursday
morning near Ford city. and ne was
buried Friday afternoon I'm the jew
ish cemetery at Wayne
PrintInG--the plain neat kInd-thnt
Is rtKht--Timrs job Dept.-MRIn t52o.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
BERLIN BARS
BELGIAN LOANS
VIII Consider Advances BY t..
:. Bankers As Null
and Void

WASHINGTON. sept liter
many viii consider null and void
any loans from United States bank
er made To- Belgium with Belgium
railroads as security. unless pryvi
ous consent has been obtained from
her German Ambassador Bernstorh
notified the state patuoE today
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Marx, in Counter Thrust,
Says Connolly Frees Booze
Men on FHmSy Excuses

The war az statements between
Judge Connolly and Mayor Marx de-
vcloped Marx coUuterattdck Sat
urday morning. when the mayor u.s.
sued statement rciferauug ms
charges that The recorder has failed
fo cooperate with the police depart
mtnt IN Punishment OF avlreahgr.
The Marx statement came as re-
rly 20 Connolly's defense against
tto charges when they We're made
public by the mayor Thursday
Marx devotes most OF his statement
10 an attempt to show hat II has
hcon almost impossible 10 get a sa-
loon conviction in the recorders
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Evangelist Also De
n0unces Pastors Who
Play To the Rich
breaches ON
COMPASSION"
1000 Sc hOOl Pupils
Hear Friday Even
ing's Sermon
Tabernacle Visitors
VIII BE Welcome
In Times Rest Room

Al tabernacle visitors are wci
come In The Times rest room.
pctroiters will find this con
yenient place FOR ordering the
paper sent 20 ont .of'own friends
turnout the Sunday meetings,
which The. Times IS reporting
in full
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
4 TO 10 KILLED
IN EXPLOSION
Aetna Chemical Company Plant
In Pittsburgh Is
Wrecked
Bl UNITED PRESS.

PITTSBURGH. Sept To- From
four to 10 were killed. and others
were badly injured in an explosion
that wrecked the ammonia crystal
izing plant Of the Aetna Chemical
Co at Oakdale az midnight OFF
Gals early today admitted loss OF
four lives.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
$4,000 To $4,000
is BET ON HUGHES

NEW YORK. sept rs More ac
tivity In presidential betting Is rr
ported In Nallsl today
The largest bet WAS recorded to
day. when stock exchange firm
placed wager of 10000 against
$4,000 that Hughes Will bo elected
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

court Following Is the Marx state
W"u.
" m opponent w.lI examine the
statement In which charged a lack
OF cooperation uu Dis part in the
prosecution .f .aog complaints.
he viii note fH1r uo 'me was speci.
fed during which lbc complaints
against Uo.ans of ,he Warner.
Cram'on Iw wfrs made. other than
jha' they we're presented during his
iEcumhency on The bench In keep
ing with that s'atcmcst. not only
oContInucd ON PAGE Teap
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
THE WEATHER.

Detroit aud Nirtnit,i SATURDAY.
ntEht unsettled. possibly showers [;
sunday fnir uud continued tuu. :
moderate westerly winds
Iovcr NirbigHni Increasing oioudl-
ness With probably showers. sntur-
nay night; sunday partly cloudy aud
continued cool
PIPER Lakes Moderate variable
Winds. mostly southwest aud vesti
local showers followed bN cleurina
tonight aud fair weather ~unda,
LAWYER lnkcst Moderate west
windsi fair weather followed D.,
showers late saturday uight ar sun
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

John F0r.r Carr. ot Now York.
N.li Cd .H. American Immigrant
Education society u5s "a guest at
dinner given 40 the Detroit board
nl rvy"fpa, Saturday noon. by
Frank a.al,r ot Tine Detroit Amer
.caH'HJIuo ooWwirco Mr. Carr f.
here tn 'uiy pciro.rs american.
1uiou plan Sir Carr is an all.
dior.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
BY UNITED PRESS.

BERLIN Via Wireless 10
SayViIle) Sept. t6.-Emperor
William telegrahped the en-
press last night that the troops
Of the central powers have in
flicted severe defeat upon the
Russo-Rumanians.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
BY ED. l.. KEEN

star Correspondent United PyessD
LONDON, Sept l6-Allied sol
diers have swung forward on three
great battle fronts in the last "a
| hours. but have suffered reverses in
| southeastern Rumania
The British advanced their CEN
ter 10 within less than four mites OF
l}apaume before slackening their
great offensive north Of the Semme
TO permit the moving up of heavy
artillery Gen. Haig announced this
afternoon that the villages of Cour-
celette. Nartnpuich and Flers are
now firmly I'm British hands and
that $500 German captives were
taken In Yesterdays lighting The
loss OF these three villages was Of
ficially admitted in Berlin.
In Macedonia the Bulgarian right
wing is now In full retreat toward
the Serho-Greek frontier, according
to official dispatches from Saloniha
today The Russians and French.
co.oucr1tiIe with tho Serbians. are
following up the Thursday successes
and have already driven the Bulgars
back more than . miles IN gnoni-
cial report said that troops OF the
three Allied nations have recaptnr-
cd the important Greek town Of Flo.
rina The British have resumed
the offensive uu tho leu wing. at.
lacking vi,l7gc- hold by the Bmgar-
iane after crossing The Struma river
under fire
The Italians have resumed their
great drive toward Trieste and are
reported 30 have brokcn through the
Austrian line al several places. Ten
thousand Austrians have been kill.
cd. captured or wounded. said
Rome dispatch today
The extent OF the Teutonlc Vic
tory over The Russians and Ruman-
fans IN southeastern Rumana IS in
doubt Sofia dispatches today as
serted that tbc U-~0.Rumanians
have abandoned the whole district
north az Do,ri. ana are falling
back rapidly toward the Danube TO
escape capture Thc kaiser iolc-
tContiuuod go PAGE Fivel
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

Highest temperature thiS date ~
-. tu 1887.
One scar HEo to-day highest tenn
pernturc. SIT lowest, GIs mrun, "a
cienr weather With 81 inch Of r1tn
during early morning aud ~ mtg ht.
The sun srs ne 0lt0 -. ~. ~aturiuN
and rises sunday ~ 0iti n. ~.
The moon rises ut gin2 y. m. ~ntur-
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
ALLIED ARMIES TRIUMPH ON SOMME,
IN MACEDONIA AND ON IS0NzO: BUT
LOSE IN SOUTHEASTERN RUMAN|A
British Halt Drive
Within Two Miles
of Bapaume
ITALY PIERCES
AUSTRIAN LINES
BY UNITED PRESS

LONDON. SER. 1e.--M. Gallo
geropoulos has been entrusted
with the formation Of new
Greek cabinet, said Reuter-
dispatch from Athens today.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Freed Fl HomLeLde charae

John Hamor-k WAS acquitted on
rh" ctare 90 'arr li- sweet
heart '.1'.uo Zetro. by Jury in
Jude" J,ffues' court Saturday
woruius .amsr.'a Was Charged
with having SHOT the girl on the
night of August q. when She re-
fused 'o marry him. IlamersNs
defense was Chat Ibp gun with
which he is a'eecd to bayc shot
her exploded n bis hand while he
was hawHl Der low ~ worked.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

Housing Problem is solved ny our
Construction Loans call FOR booklet
HOME OF THRIFT. 90 Grand River
West ADV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-02

TIE seek ssti1g "a. been 81 ez-
cspilolaiiy busy ore is social circles.
Delightful ~szthar and civic pride &C.
local z,s.et.ca attracted large cho~d
of motorists 10 the football game ou
Thursday Many ou,-o-toan visitors
% the event remained in the city as
ihs guests o. friends Thanksgiving
lsg ras generally observed b. luior-
mai family dinasr parties
The most prominent social affair
81 the WseE was tas bridge and forty
tyo party zireu o. saturday b. Nrs.
Edvard saliz e5mpiimeuting her
m0iheY. Mrs. z. Primm Of Edmond
Tie loTar n0or o. the shuitz home.
Ehich vas en- suite Tor the occasion.
~as most attractive in itz holiday dec
orarons. charmingiy carried out b.
an artistic arrangement of wild Wis
teria. green brisr and red berries. res
tooning curtains and electToiiers. sup
pIemenfed b. . pFofusion Of potted
plants effectively placed In the din
ming room the table had for its cen
tsai decoration q crystal vase Of yellow
Ragged Robins" chrysanthemums
The guests we're received al the
door b. Mesdames Ambriater. Lowe
and Cannon and al the head Of the
stairway By Miss Ada Bsss' Burney.
n the reception rooms the hostess in
troduced the house party which In
cIuded her mother. Mrs. T. Primm. Of
Edmond. Mrs J r. shultz Of Fl Reno.
Mrs. A. z. Kobs Of Mountain View and
Mrs. Claude Martin Of Pocasset
-Four games we're enjoyed at eleven
tables. high count fl bridge being
made BY Mrs. Owens and in forty
two BY Mrs. Teerey. both OF whom
were awarded handkerchief talcum
boxes. In the ali-round cut the IA
vors. dainty silver pencils, fell to Mrs.
Bynum and Mrs Owens.
FUliJHlAE rue EH-AFs -At1r SNAAN+
and Mrs. r. Z Jack assisted the hos
tess In serving a salad course.
The invitation list included Miss
Fraeaier Miss Ferguson, Mesdames
Z. l.. Dawson. German, copenhazer.
Neler, Clark. Burney Rays, Teerey,
Snyder, Moseley. Finck. white. Liver
more. Emerson. Eriick. wohlgemuth.
Hutson. Ashton, Homer Bond, Reford
Bond. Dallas. William Dwyer Thomas
Dwyer. Lowe, Cotton. Ben Johnson,
Spinning, slgmon. Jack. Wootten, Chan
dler. Jennings. Cannon, Ludlow. Am
brister. slusher. Wade, Williams, Bal
ley. VIII Melton. Alger Melton, Hamil,I
ton. Ben Morgan. Blackmon, Bynum,
Wells, Owens. B. Z. Smith. Cayaness,
Merrill. Doughty, Trammel, Johns,
Terrell, Donahue. Kayser and Ham
merry.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-02
Dinner Dance.


Thirty couples enjoyed delightful
dinner dance at the Country club on
Wednesday evening. The guests were
seated at a long table which was
lighted by yellow shaded candles in
mahogany holders. A large basket
Of autumn fruits made an attractive
central decoration for the table while
bud vases holding single chrysanthe-
NUNS we're placed at either end.
A six course menu was served.
Dancing was enjoyed until two
o'clock. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frey, Hutson Ambris-
ter, Estes, Wade. Ludlow. Burton Ad
Melton Murray. Reforis Bond. Aiger
Melton, sigmon. slusher, Doughty
win Melton. Charles Williams, Misses
Ann White, Nell Nathan Of Anadarko,
Fay Hollingsworth, Josephine Pool.
Marjorie Cochran. Margaret Coleman.
JOY Ringer. Bess Terry OF Anadarko,
Nell Dashner. LYDIA Richards. Bess
Flowers Of Duncan, Messrs, Wither-
spoon. Dugan. Hampton, Carpenter
Dowdy. Dashner Bank. Barker OF st.
Louis. Wallace. Stephens, Wootten, H.
n. smith, Jr.. and Thomas Boyd