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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-25
To Leave soon.

BALTIMORE. Iuly PA series Of
events this afternoon at the pier where
the merchant submarine Deutschland
is berthed indicated that her depar-
ture would not long be delayed. The
most significant of these were the fill
ing of her water tanks and the stow,
ing below her deck Of the crews bed
ding as it was removed from the in
termed North German Lloyd steamer
Neckar, nearby. Since their arrival
two weeks ago the Deutschland crew
have been sleeping aboard the Neckar.
Shortly after the water tanks had
been filled heavy blue smoke was no.
ticed coming from behind the barges
that screened the Deutschland from
view, and directly at her stern. The
wind blowing from the direction OF
the submarine. carried the odor Of fuel
oil, and it was evident that the yes
sell sengines were being tested.
These activities were preceded by
the sealing Of the submarines wire
less apparatus by u. S. government
radio inspector. This was in accord
ance with a Federal law calling FOR
such action at the expiration of two
weeks.
No application for clearance papers
had been made up to the close of bus
mess at the custom house today, II
was announced. Arrangements may
be made for this 10 be done out Of
hours
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SUMMER RESORTS

by il for a settlement. Of the Irish diff
ficulty as accepted by the irish parties,
began with speech by Mr.. Redmond
The Irish Nationalist leader declared
he did not wish TO attack anybody, but
merely 10 state the facts, which, he
SAID, spoke Tor themselves.
Il stand by every word IN the agree
ment We came 10. ! Will not agree to
any new proposals which would mean
an absolute and diSgraceful breach or
faith on my part toward my support
erS in Ireland. warn the govern
ment that if they introduce dill on
the lines indicated. We Will oppose 1t
at every stage
growing Unrest.
Mr.. Redmond desired an adjournment
saying that he wished 10 call the attcn-
ton Of the M bcrS Of The nruEr a the
rapidly growing unrest in Ireland and
the drplurablr effect resulting from the
government not having carried cut III
its entirety the tentative agreement Tor
IA temporary government i'll Ireland.
The situation in ireland remains
where it was with the additional lac. CT
unrest brought about by the dlsappuint-
cd hopes of Il settlement Of the issues.
In the absence OF any amending bill. the
situation now is that the order IN coun-
Gil poStpunlnS the operation Oh lhe ho"lo
rule act as il stands on the statute
book until siN months after the lapse of
II months. mentioned III the order in
counsel, issued III SEPTEMBER 1915. I'M
less the war has previously ended, TO-
mains In force.
MIR. Redmond characterized the new
urounsals rs IN absolute and Disgrace
ful breach of faith toward his support
crs. Mr. Lloyd George regarded the ma
tionalist failure g agrec In them As Il
disraStcr. while Sir Edward Carson. the
uniunist leader in Ulster. declared 1t
would b. good thing il he and Mr..
Redmond could shake hands on the
floor Of the house. but that TO bring
such an event about there must be no
idea OF the ruertlon Of Ulster.
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DlEZ AT MARTINSBuRG.

MART1NSBURG, w. Va, July "a
Eugene W. Diez, who was arrested in
Denver on May -, charged with being
implicated in the robbery Of pas
senger train on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad at Central Station. w. Va,
last October when 100000 in unsigned
bank notes were stolen. was brought
here today from Parkersburg. He was
placed in Jail where he will be held
under guard until his trial opens IN
Federal court here on September H.
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RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

cases. but all the officers with whom
the correspondent talked declared the
enemy losses had been very great.
The German losses also naturally
were not inconsiderable, but were de-
clared to be light in comparison with
those Of the Russians.
May Not Renew Attack.
Whether the Russians will renew
their efforts in this section cannot be
predicted, but a new offensive would
not come as q surprise since the STRAIT
egic value of breaking the German
front along the kekkau road is plain
~ understood fully by the enemy.
Such breach. if one could be made.
would compel the abandonment Of
the present German line for a consld-
cradle distance both south and west
OF. Riga.
Prisoners taken reported that Gen
eral kuropatkin came to this front
for the express purpose OF conducting
the offensive just ended. This is ia
ken as an indication Of the importance
attached to the operations here by the
enemy.
Every officer seen by the Associ-
ated Press correspondent expressed
the most absolute confidence that the
German front here Is impenetrable.
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Dormitory at State Normal School, West
Liberty, ". Va.

Sealed bids will be resolved by the
State Board uf Control until noon OF The
9Srd day Of August, 1916, at its office In
Charleston. W. Va. for doing all work
and furnishing all material necessary TO
complete the building described below
according 10 plans and specifications
prepared by +. +. Faris. architect, Wheel
ing. w. Va.
wood construction and composition roof.
size So feet 10 inches by Isl feet 10
inches, two porchcs IL feet 10 inches by
30 feet inches. and one porch feet q
inches by 81 feet S inches. Plumbing,
gas-fitting. heating and wiring Included.
Plans and specifications will be on
file at the office OF the State Board OF
Control, Charleston. W. Va. and will lie
mailed upon request when same is az
companied with two checks Of five dol
lars each. one of which Will be refunded
when plans and specifications are re-
turned.
All bids must be sealed. plainly adj
dressed to the State Board of Control.
Charleston. ". Va, and marked In u
conspicuous place on tn" envelope. Bid
on West Liberty Dormitory." Bid must
be. accompanied by certified check for
$4,000 Checks of unsuccessful bid
acrs will be returned when contract Is
awarded. and check of successful bidder
will be held until proper contract and
bond have been executed. upon failure OF
plQQCr 10 execute WHICH, MS CIltCh " III
be retained by the State Board of Con-
troll to cover expense of e-advertising
and rejecting.
Immediately after contract IS award
cd the successful bidder will be required
to execute proper contract with guar
anty company born in d penalty equal
to one-half the amount Of the contract
price. SAID bond to be conditioned for
the construction and completion Of the
work as set forth in plans and spccifl-
cations. free of all claims for labor and
material.
All bids must be made on forms filed
with the specifications. The right is re-
served to reject any and all bids.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL,
J. S. LAklN, President.
jy-l5-u Charleston. w Va.
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French Statement.

PARIS, July 24.-The official COM
munication issued by the war office
tonight reads:
South of the Somme. military
operation enabled us to capture this
morning an enemy battery south Of
the village Of Estrees. Since July 20
we have taken on the Somme more
than sixty German machine guns.
"On the right bank of the Mouse,
after spirited engagement, our infan-
try occupied a redoubt Immediately
west of the Thiaumont work, taking
five machine guns and about forty
prisoners.
Calm prevailed on the rest Of the
front. One of our pilots, Sub-Lieut.
De Lorme. already cited six times in
army orders, is again cited because of
a series Of bombardments carried out
by him on stations held by the
enemy"
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Russians Continue Advance.

PETROGRAD. July "a. via. London,
3:0l p. m-Forces of Emperor Nicho-
las operating in Turkish Armenia are
steadily advancing on the fortified
town of Erzingan from the north and
the south, says Russian official state
ment issued today. On the east the
Russian advance guards are within
fifteen miles of the place which is %
miles southwest Of Erzerum.
On the Russian front the Germans
have been dislodged from another po-
sition along the river Lipa, says to-
days official statement, as follows:
ION the Lipa yesterday, we dis
lodged the Germans from the village
of Galichinae and took some prisoners
and one machine gun. On July 81.
near the Village Of Kolmoff, on the
Lipa. an Austrian company, 1913 strong.
surrendered to our troops.
Caucasus front: The offensive CT
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NO HOME RULE
Continued from First Page.)

substantial agreement among all
parties. This was taken in the lob,
bies of parliament to mean that home
rule had been dropped for the moment
and that David Lloyd Georges nego'
tationS had come 10, naught.
One Stumbling Block.
The stumbling block appears to
have been the retention in the i'm,
perial parliament OF Nationalist repre-
Sentation in undmnished numbers.
John Redmond. leader of the Ma.
tonalists, moved an adjournment of
the house to discuss the PREMIER
reply.
The discussion OF Mr.. Redmond
motion to adjourn the house of com
mons in order to call attention to the
rapidly growing feeling Of unrest in
ireland and the deplorable effect on
the Irish situation which must result
from the government not proposing 10
carry out in entirely the terms offered
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our Caucasus army IS proceeding sue
cessfully. In the direction of Mosul
a detachment of our troops at Rayal.
throughout the day of July %, nume:i.
cally superior Turkish forces attacked
combining a frontal attack with an
outfianking movement, but our fire and
counter attacks forced the enemy 10
abandon the offensive.
THE following details have been re.
ceived regarding the exploit of Col
onel Tatarnoff, who was mentioned in
the communication Of July q. Wound.
ed in the heart by sharpnel bullet
the Colonel said:
I am killed, but by a supreme Of
fort he got UP and dashed forward,
crying:
Charge He died with that ward
on his lips"
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British Statement.

LONDON. July "a (11:20 p. ny
The British official statement from
headquarters in France issued to-
night, reads:
The fighting has continued in the
village of Pozieres, where the num-
Der of prisoners taken by the Austral.
ian troops has reached total Of six
officers and 145 other ranks
In other parts Of the battlefront
there has been considerable artillery
activity on both sides.
Between the Ancre and the sea
nothing of importance has occurred"
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GERMAN STATEMENT

BERLIN, July "a. by wireless 10
Sayyille.-The following statement on
military operations was issued by the
Austrian war office under date of
July %:
Russian tront-South Of Tatarow,
under the threat Of strong Russian
advance we withdrew our troops fight
ing on the Magura toward the main
ridge of the Carpathians.
italian front--After some days Of
quiet there was fighting yesterday
south of the Sugna Valley and at Pa
neyeggio. The Italians were repulsed.
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SUFFRAGE MEETING

An interesting meeting of the Ohio
County Equal Suffrage League was held
yesterday morning In their headquarters
on Chapline street and plans for the
coming campaign were formulated.
Nothing, however. was given out for
publication at present. During the next
few weeks numerous meetings Will be
neld to arouse interest and the menu
bers will distribute literature.
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Robinson Funeral.

Funeral services for Joseph Robin
son will he held this morning at St.
Joseph's Cathedral. Requiem High
mass will be offered in the church at
q o'clock and friends of the family are
invited to attend lnterment will be
made in Mt Calvary cemetery.
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DEUTSCHLAND
Continued from Ftrst Page.)

She has three tunnels. Simultaneous
with her appearance the four funneled
warship thought to be French, which
has been patrolling just outside the
three mile. limit for several days,
struck out to the east and disappeared.
The vessel which appeared today was
the fourth from the allied navies that
has been outside the capes within ten
DAYS. Three of them are supposed
to have been British.
Failure of the Bremen TO appear
caused considerable disappointment
in German circles here today.
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Fletcher Funeral.

The funeral of Olga, young daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Fletcher, will
be held this morning from the family
residence, 1871 EOf street, with inter-
ment being made in the Peninsula
cemetery. Rev. ". n. Fields. pastor
of the First Christian church. will have
charUc
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The funeral of Mrs. Blanche Rhodes
Terrell, whose death occurred at
Cleveland, Ohio, will, take place this
afternoon from the home Of her sister.
Mrs. Fred Brandfass. 49, Sixteenth
street. Interment will be made IN
Greenwood cemetery.
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0b|T (JARY.
Mrs. John Sadlinqcr.

SAN JOSE. Cal. July 24-Mrs John
Sadlinger, youngest daughter Of John
Brown, Of HarperS Ferry fame, died
At Camp Bell, near here. today. Her
sister, Sarah Brown, died at the same
place three weeks ago. Mrs. Sadlinger
was 65 years old
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German Editor Dead.

BERLIN. July "a (12:30 p. m, via
London, 5:59 p. mD-Dr. Ernest Goer-
tel. editor-in- Of the Deursche
Tages Zeitung. is dead. For many
years he was one of The prominent
figures of the Agrman movement. He
was born at Leipsic in 1856.
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EYrne Funeral.

From the family home. $50 Wood
street. this morning at $50 o'clock,
will occur the funeral of The late Mrs.
Bridget Byrne. lnterment will be made
in Mt. Calvary cemetery following re-
QUEEN mass at ST. Joseph's Cathedral.
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Mrc Ann, r Pinpell

Special Dispatch to III" lntclliEenccr.
CLARkSRURG. W. Va, July "a
After an illness OF seven months, Mrs.
a prosperous Clarksburg liyeryman.
died today, aged 81 Her funeral will
take place "Wednesday al Grafton.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SUNNY BROOK FARA

Summer boarding place for girls. &C
combinations for six or eight at ont
lime only. Beautiful. healthy place
G t;i:s g guarded BY refined lady. Auto
picnic, bathing, wedng. good times:
One dollar per day One mile from street
car. Write Mrs. w. 7. Pfister. X. D. no
8 Wellsburg. w. Va. IJ--o-l
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[ EXBMGTOM

Pacific and Ark. aves. Grounds adjoin
beach and boardwalk ONLY HOTEL
WHERE. GUESTS MAY GO TO SURF
IN BATHING ATTIRE WITHOUT U.s.
ING STREETS. WHICH is PROHIBIT
ED. Use Of bath house free. RUNNING
WATER IN ROOMS. Private baths.
Special rates. $l.5D up daily; S. to slI.I0
weekly. including choice table. supplied
from OWN FARM. WHITE SERVICE
BALLROOM. TENNIS
GARAGE. B0IrILET mailed
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WANTED-Male and Female

wANrEp-U. S. Government wants
clerks. Men and women. Is or over
$500 month List OF positions now oo'
tainablc. Free. Write Immediately.
Franklin institute. Dept. $50 r.. Roches-
jy-15-22-2 90 -au-5-12-1926-s.2
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I D

TERREL-At Clevc.ahd ONO, July
IAN al 3:i5 o'clock Il. M. BLANCHE
Rhodes. wife OF Kay y. Ferrel.
Funeral services from the residence OF
her sister. Mrs. Fred Brandiass. lSs
sixteenth street. Monday evening al
500 o'clock. Friends or the family
are invited 10 attend. lnterment prl.
vale. Tuesday morning. Greenwood
cemetery.
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia Ar. close 10 beach. Capacity
500 Modern and high-class. at moderate
rates. Large, cool rooms; private and
public baths. elevator. porrhcs. etc. Sd
periur table and attentive service: s25O
up daily, special weekly. Write for
booklet. Auto meets trains.
w. r. SHAW.
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. AND
BEACH. Contra! 20 all attractions. Pri
waite baths. running water in rooms, elc-
vator. fire purchcS, etc; capacity $50.
Booklet. 4. II. WILLIAMS.
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NEW HOTEL HYCEIA

In the heart of Atlantic City. near rail-
road depots. EUROPEAN plan. SCI ect
rooms with running water. Complete
comfort. Cool. spacious porchcs Bath
ing from hotel. Rooms, single, = W
weekly: double. IS and $ln up weekly.
Snrcinl rates to families Courteous
treatment NJ. Kothmcn, Proprietor.
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WE BUY, WE SELL

Show cases. scales. gas and Goa
stoves, soda fountain. gas and electrit
light fixtures. gas and gasoline engines
shaftings pullcys. pipe and piumolns
fittings, tools Of all description bought
and Sold. 1893 Market street. Nat
phone l3T6-R. HARR1 Sl6IEL'
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AUTOMOBILES

WILL TRADE u. S. patent on Lock Bolt
for late model touring car. Inquire
"a Liberty ST., Elm Grove. w. Va
~ jy-25-l
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ISlESWORTH

AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
Virginia .av. and the Boardwalk.
Capacity coo. Every appointment. in
Guiding hot and cold sc,. water baths.
ORCHESTRA. OPEN ALL YEAR
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IHE VIII 1SHIRF Virginia av and
nl I'LL lOIIinL beach. Ocean view.
Capacity $50. private baths. elevator.
rorChes. etc. Special rats $lI up week
ly, $50 up daily. American plan. Every
convenience. Open all year. Auto meets
trains Booklet. SAMUEL ELLIS.
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WANrEp-At once, several good deliv-
cry and sales boys. to work before
school Apply at Circulation Depart.
ncnt, Intcliigencer. between 4 and
a.
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wANTED-Two young men to work
news agents on Is. & o. trains: Apply
AT Union News Co. office. B. & o. depot.
se-3-tf
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HOTEL MAJESTIC Htrs :n Ds ay: and
throughout: centre OF attractions; acean
view; capacity 900: elevator. private
baths, white service. &c. superior table.
Special $3.50 up weekly; 60 up daily.
Booklet. NJ. 4. SMITH.
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WANTED-Reliable men 10 sell goods In
the city and surrounding towns on the
easy payment plan. We handle the rest
line OF goods in the city and pay hlghest
commissions weekly. Call and see us
c. F. Adams Company, 1140-42 Mail
Street. Upstairs. mr-4-tt
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE-No. Underwood type:
writer. Good condition. H. ]. Smith
S1l Swami St., Parkersburg, w. Va
je-l6-tf
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WANTED-BoYs.

wANTED-Boy IA to Is, to travel with
INVALID rs attendant during vacation
or Longer. Must DO well dressed and
have written consent OF parents. apply
60 "a 18th street. Jy-1O-l
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WANTED-A man about Is to IS years
of age. a good farm nand. Wages
$4,000 per mouth and board. ADDRESS ,.
l.. Stephens, West Pennington. Ohio.
jy-22-29
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WANTED-Young man 18 to 20 years.
to help our two horse wagon and oc-
casionally drive one horse wagon. Greer
a. Laing, 1214-16 Main ST. jy-25-tf
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WANTED-lO0 miners. union wages.
open lights. company houses. STEADY
work. no trouble. Come with tools. -Ap-
ply Meadow Lands Coal Co.. Arden. Pa,
&c. G.. c. & st. l.. Ry.) jy-22-p
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WANTED-Male Help
WANTED-TWo Hundred

wANTED-Livc agents to sell indispen-
sable article direct to auto owners.
Sure sales. good profits. Address Box
1854. Shadyside. o. jy-25-wed-sat-St
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MaepoweII MusIe cIub.

Mac Dowcll Music Club.
Active and associate members OF
MaeDowell club and two guests. Mrs.
copenhauer and Mrs Doughty, enjoy
cd the club meeting at the home Of
Mrs orin Ashton last Saturday The
dooms we're artistically decorated with
greenery suggestive Of the approach
ing holidays. a gayly adorned tree on
the dining room table featuring the
decorations
a brief business meeting was fol-
lowed by the program Mrs j. G.
Terrell. the lesson leader. mnde the.
study Of the Rubinsteins very inter
csting. a part Of the lesson consisting
Of written contest, For answers,
Mrs. r. L. Bailey received small
picture OF Liszt Mrs Trawlck sang
two deiikhtful Russian songs and Mes
DANES Bailey and Owsley favored
their hearers with duet, "Valse Ca
price, e fa'.
After the program the ladies were
invited into the dining room for a
Christmas exchange A gift had been
contributed by each one present and
these were numbered and drawn by
corresponding numbers, the exchange
creating much merriment Mrs Ash
ton was assisted in her duties as host
ess by her daughters and little Miss
Dorothy Thweatt
Toasted marshmallows, pop corn
balls and home made candies were
the delicious refreshments.
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Society
PHONE rs

ssgytifgl Christmas Lsnshssc.
Among the most attractive oi lhe
holiday Fnalrs was the isnehegu CIV.
en Tuesday BY urs Harry Hammeriy
10 tNsnty.isaf of her friends al The
Hotel Geronimo Places for twelve
refe laA a. each of Two round tables.
exquisite with Christmas appoint
ments. A Jack Harrer pie trimmed
aiih misiielae and poinseitias was the
central decoration Of each. and green
and red ribbons drawn 10 the places
we're attached 70 the mysterious look
ing packages bulging out from be-
meath the mistlctoe q circle of five
miniature Christmas trees. bearing
burning red candles and looped to-
geiher with tinsel. surrounded each
centerplece with charming effect Ar
ter the service Of an elaborate seven
course luncheon the packages we're
drawn from The Jack Horner pie, re-
yealing clever Christmas favors The
pretty wicker baskets IN which Santa
Claus place cards were perched at the
plates we're also kept as favors by the
fortunate guests
After the luncheon tho ladies we're
invited 10 the home Of Mrs. Hammerly
where cards and forty-two we're en-
ioyed Mrs Barefoot, who scored high
At bridge. received an ivory hat brush,
and Mrs. r. II Dwyer, who had the
lowest score. was consoled with a
crepe de chine handkerchief. In cut
among the forty-two players Mrs
wootten won a couple Of dainty hand
kerchiefs.
Enjoying this pleasant party were
Mesdames slaton, Frey, Ambrister
Thweatt, Cavaness. Hutson, Black
mon. Scott. Harwell, Murray, VIII
Dwyer, Tom Dwyer, Fesler, Anderson
Craven, sheegog. Barefoot Bryce
Smith, wootten, Ludlow. Morgan
Bowden and Ben Johnson