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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-26

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operated for several years by Peter
Carroll and other Charleston capital
lists who have lum Der Interests along.
the GauleY river. 1T Will cost more
than million dollars it was said.
This Will be the first or al number
ofsstretches OF track that will be add
ed to the Kanawha and Michigan sys-
tenn t05open coal and timber territory
through Nicholas. Greenbrier and.
other counties in this region OF the
state,
The New York Central Railroad
Company controls the manAgemec
of the KanaWha and Michigan rail
road.
This road. Will be OF inestimable
value to the people OF Nicholas and
all who have interests along the eau
ley canyon. as this road will tap one
OF the richest undeVeloped coal and
timber areas IN the state.I.
At the nction5 Of the Gau1ey3 and
Meadow rivers a b arm of the road will.
extend up the Meadow river where
vast areas Of coal and timber lands.
are undeveloped and only await the
artisans hand to quicken this terri
tory into bee hives of Industry. If
signs fail not Nicholas county bids
fair to receive an evolution indus
#trially the next few years.
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Federation Committee Meets.

me executice committee of the
West Virginia Federation Of Women =
Clubs met In this city Thuraday af-
Ternon at the country club An i'm
portant matter acted uprn was the.
endorsement OF the national censor
\ snip moving picture BIZ. 4 now pending
before Congress, which provides for
commission of five to be appointed
With sufficient sal9-cies to enable them
TO devote their entire time to the
censorship Of r1abving pictures Other
/. matters OF. in4p ortance were also dis
scussed. Tie following members OF.
& the executive board were present.:
Mrs. " @. Cochran, Ga Parkersburg,
5pEesldeTf of the state federation;
& Al IS. George DeBolt, Of Fairnlont,
vice president; Mrs. Fuller Glasscock.
OF G1organtown, recording secretary;
$GAIrs. James McCoach. of SistersTille.
treasurer; Mrs. 70. G. Ewing, Of
Wheeling, auditor; Mrs. J. u. Bern
hardt. OF Warrington, president First
congressional districts Mrs. J. NJ. Cal
lahan, MorgantoWn, president. Sec
ond congressional district: Mrs. 1T.
=. Travis, Of Clarl1s burg, president
Third congressional district; Mrs. O.
Woodley, Of Huntington, chairman
OF civfcs and public health commit
tee; Mrs. Henry zil1iken, OF Wells
burg, chairman of reciprocity com
mittee: Mrs H Raymond Kimber-
land, Wheeling, chairman Of educa-
tional committee; Mrs. Lenna Lowe
" est, gantown, chairman 1egisIa
tive committee; Mrs. John Ruhl,
Clarksburg, chairman of constitution
and bylaws committee.
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#.Prclnincllt7 Maj Dead

Ezekiel Erickett, aged about Ga
years. for many years q prominent
citizen of this city, died at his home
on PierDont avenue Monday morn
ing after an illness OF stomach
trouble. Mr.. Trickett was a veteran
of the Civil war, having served In the
Fourteenth West Virginia regiment.
For many years he had engaged ia
the mercantile business in this city.
He is survived by his wife, who was
Miss Rhoda Gal1iher, and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. B. Campbell. The frl-
neral took place on Wednesday after
noon with interment in Woodlawn
cemetery
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Make Inspection Trim,

Seventy-fve men, representing a
capital OF s150,OOO 600 invested in
the glass industry Of the United
States, made a visit to this city on
Tuesday for the purpose of inspecting
the Owens bottle works here From
here the party went to CIarksburg
and also visited Huntington and
Charleston. The party came here
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aTotnIt Confesses

John Totan, indicted IN the circuit
court for completely In the murder OF
the husband Of Elizabeth Yasco. the
self-confessed murderer Of her hus-
band appeared before Judge wv. s..
Raymond on Monday and confessed to
the charge. Sentence will be passed
on both Totan and Mrs. Yasco shortly.
Mrs. Elizabeth Yasco shot her hus-
band while helay sleeping in his bed
several months ago.
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EOnrt EynTnsfnIl

The fourth explosion in a period Of
one month occurred Monday morning
at Jamison Mine No. at Barracks
vile. where ten miners lost their lives
on October 10. The mine Is sealed
and atunnel IS being dug from Buff
falo creek whereby the mine may be
flooded.
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Couple $$FTon V.

Miss Helen shackelford, aged 16,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W.. ~.
Shackelford, Of this city. and Joseph
Patterson, OF Pfttsburg, e1oped to
Oakland, Md, Wednesday, ght and
were married. The elopement was
made atzmfdnight andno intimation
5of.the marriage was had BY the par
.epts until a telephone message was
received stating that they had e1oped
and. We're married -
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NfnY Rle.:.cn.rl.,eI..1......-

Miss Jennie Talkington, who was
injured q week ago when she was al
most, completely scalped when her.
hair caught in the shaftlng OF ma
chinery at the Parker dye works IN
this city, is improving and IL no com
pltcations develop it is thought she
will recover.
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The case Of the state against James
~ Linn, first on the criminal docket,
which was scheduled to be heard at
this term Of court, was on Tuesday
postponed to the March term or court
by Judge w. IS. Raymond 81. the cir
cult court Of Marion county.
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ed to a new coat of paint. 1t fs
beauty and q good time keeper.
CASTOR .M cYYhorte.,r. .

ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Ralph McWhorter, son or Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel McWhortor 81 AIcWhorter.
and Miss Lucy CASTOR. daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. r. Charles CASTOR, Of this
city, were married at the Castor home
on Main street Wednesday, morning.
They left on q wedding trip to tnv
East, after wlIc they will make this
their home. Mr.. Nc horter is local
dentist. Miss CASTOR was formerly
G4 atenographe Ia the county clerks
office
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I Burned Woman Tnl1InriovinI,frrF

Miss Julina Fleming aged no ], who
was badly burned a few days ago at
her home ii this city when she fell on.
a gas stove, is improving at Cook hos
pital. where she was taken following
the accident.
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Social and Personal.

Social and Personal.
Mrs. Margaret Paul Smith enter
tanned at luncheon Monday prior to
her departure on Wednesday for
Pittsburg to spend he4wtnter. Covers
were laid for Mesdames J. "a. Flick
niger, w r. Wtegel, Ira ID. Smith,
Charles Steele. IA. t. Padd icord and
Misses Ruth Elizabeth and Ida Stone
and Ruth Kelley. On Tuesday at
noon Mrs. Wiegel entertained at
luncheon for Mrs Smith, covers being
laid for the honor guest, hostesses,
Mrs. Charles Steele, Miss Ruth KEEL
| ley and Miss Ida Stone. Mrs. Smith
left Wednesday for Pittsburg where
she viii spend the winter with her
brother, J. w. Paul. Her son. George
Nv. Smith, is a student at Carnegie
Tech
DR. and Mrs. Il. D. Howard enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening
covers were laid for DR. and Mrs. E..
w. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. John r..
Sheridan, Mr.. and Mrs. z. e. Kelley.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r.. Barring ton, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pryor and DR.. and
Mrs Henry Gausey.
| Mrs. ] ohm HonRIl and Mrs. Harry
B, Crane entertained at two events
this weekHa the home Of the former,
including a bridge luncheon on
IIhurSday3 and a tea on Ehrtday.s Mrs.
Crane will leave with her husband
and little dau ghter, christine, early
in December for C1arksburg, where
they will reside. NJ 3s
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nay have
moved from this city to Clarksburg,
the former having been transferred
there by By the Consolidation Coal
Company. Mrs. Nay was formerly
Miss Ellnee# Carney, Of Clarksburg.
M Miss Virginia tson Fe1ming has
been appointed a delegate to repre-
semitic local chapter of the Red Cross
society at the national convention IN
Washin gton. u. c.. December S. Miss
Helen Quarter Miller was appointed
her alternate. Miss Fleming has
Just returned from New FORK, where
she spent several weeks with her
broth her, George w. FL eming &.
Miss Anne Borgess., Of Clarksburg.
visited her sister, rs. Brooks Elem
lng J r. N ais week.
Miss Clara Miller left Thursday for
st Louis, Mo. b here she Will tapen
the winter with her sister, Mrs. ohm
ss i. frs. Js ii. atson, IL
left thursday for New York to spend
several daFB.a NJ sa3 ISL
lirs Bal tiinore. 81
LID guest OF her dau IrF. ss
Garter ant agenite
Mrs. e. Dent M o.
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Funeral on T d !,

The funeral over the body OF Rus
sell Snod graas. who died II the coun-
u Jail here on Sunday from acute al
cob lisn. was held on Tuesday and
terment was made IN Woodlawn cem-
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Mnrr.fleii at Oakland.

Roy Morrison and Miss Ethel Clark
we're married at Oakland Thursday ot
last week. Mr.. Nforrison3is partner
Of Robert Blair In the meat business
on Second street, and his wife was
formerly employed 4 at the hospital
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The body OF Mrs. Emma L. Fast,
widow OF Joshua Fast. whose death
occurred at the home OF her daug71-
ter. MIS-. g. AZ. Rowe, at Cleveland
o., was brought here FOR burial. m
torment was mad u IN Wood lawn Gem
etery on TNesday. A. N
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MISS B ] DEM.

Miss Laura BIagg, who has made her.
home with her niece Miss Madge ]. .
Jack, on Court street, died Wednesday,.
Funeral services were held at the
home rIday at q 3. 1n. by the ReT.
John BeddoWt; OF the I'D ethodiat Hpis-
copal church with interment at the
:Machpela1 cemetery She was the.
aunt Of Lee and WI liam ia of this
city. and leaves sister, Airs. Mary
sKnlpper, Of near Decatur |, a III, and one
brother, the Rev. John Blngg, OF Jack
son county. this state. She was q good
woman and a consistent nen1ba OF the.
Methodist Episcopal church. She was
about go years of age:
specinl Services.
Beginning Monday evening ali the
Presbyterian church special services
will be held for about two weeks. Tho.
Rev. g. i. Vilaon, Of sling, will
preach ct each service and have gen
seral5 charEe Of the meeting The pub
lie ts cordial y invited: u!
n. TO Hold Bazaar.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Bap-
list church VIII hold al bazaar In the
church baseme on December s..
District institute.
The Hackers Creek district Cpaylt
institute Will be held .at Weston, Fri NJ
day, Decernbe he pro gram for the
5day%iB as follows.3::s
Value of Dlstrict Inst flutes Tar
ley Reeders
Az Most DidicIllt V ork in School
room hayward Taylor. sss5
tFatrio ttgIn - Carl $Lowth her.
L Readtng1Ea Mckinney.
Some practtcal things that could
be done to better condt lions In rural
school Irwin Bargerhon.
How to Make Sure That the Pupils
Learn the Essentia Of Each Subject
w Ills &RinehaFt:
General experience meeting on the
drill lesson, led ny Reeder.
Attend On.s
Address Speaker o#bsssecured.
Reading Fl ossIe Payne
Iistakea for Dung Teachers to-
Avoid Otto Reeders
The PHYSICAL: e1fare or Children
Bernicesn Nick inney and Andras Hack
fsi;:
found table Getting. condncted by
the count upeEtntende lent
adjournment
PERSONALS
DADDY fstltter pf NNllleeIitag
depaitg Is ~ ncient 9gdet of
tllens 9fas n tl9e cits nis
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NATIONS POPULATIONS


tCorFasp ond enceT of 55A aaoclat6 Pressl
V WASHINGTON, Nov. .225 The popu-
lation De continental United Statea
has passed the hlind red and three mil.
lion mark. Officials Of the treasury
department In their monthly circula.s
ton statementies innate that on roven.
her the population Of the country
was 1881 900. #H
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spent tI1e week herewit Til her BROTHER
%. A. Clayton, IN a Mrs. Clayton. n
Miss Martha Scranage has an.
Enounccd the marriage OF her daugh@
ter, Lillian NJ. Scranage. to Leigh
Hustead. which event was solemnfzeds
Saturday Ia r lttsburg They are now
on a brief eastern t1ip AZ:
Mrs. Bert LEOPOLD and daughter
Miss Marjorie, have returned from
Parkersburg and Wheeling. where
they spent two weeks with relatives
Mrs. Glen al Barnes entertained at3
luncheon Wednesda the members Of
the v giant Circle Of Kings Daugh-
ters. Covers were laid for thirty.
# The Rev. and Mrs. C.E Goodwin
were guests Of honor Thursday night
Eat a RECEIPT ton at the First Methodist
Episcopal church. Of which the for
MGR is pastor. 4
c. Raymond and sister. Miss
Maria, left Thursday for the East to-
take IN several 70 tball games Miss
Raymond will visit Friends In = hila-
delphia enroute home.
Miss Edna acobs was hostess to!
the choir OF the al irsts Meth list Epis
copal church E, y nj l1t at her
home. ,s # 5 4. 4 3ss
Mr.. ana 1Irs. II 10. i1As licraft b Miss.
ECallte Frey and Clyde Hill Ia tended:
the marfiaghEin Bah tfmore Thursday
might Netson Bealls o. his VI tys
and ss; lener altt=a
iss ami 9aIIE ret ufned Ion
He III ~ fS9sf IffFs FtT$f1
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week In the interest OF that order
Miss Eva Harrison left Wedncs day
for q visit with frfend dis and relatives
AT Washing ton and al iladc lph liza.
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special.
Brougilt Here for Rlnl.rlinI

special
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CI0sed

The Co-operat ive Railroad store
closed its doors Wednesday morning
for the benefit of4credit ors. ]. u. Eos-
ter was named as trustee.
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BIDS IA| | !. ! |. I. j !. /
STAR: 1. R|...Q 0 IN. N.
Lewis. G.! COUNTY
Will Mean 3 etter Mail Service.
for Several Sect ions near
Weston.

WESTON Nov. Better mail ser
vice for the Freeman burg, Churchvi1le.
and Fink ect1onss of this countysis al
most assured as the postoh1c depart
to Weston and return six times a week.
IL reasonable bid IS received the
route will be estab 1ished December ~
This would help matters out wonder
fully as the carriers OF late have been
unable to got all the mail Iii and out
because OF the heavy patronage Of the
parcel post system
Store Moves.
The Wholesale Mail Order Com
{pany's store. opposite the postofdce, Is
fond street #
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-26

Rae taFEH stl-ees clock ~ front nf
j eyfelfs store MS been trest
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& "a package Of Pieaznoz1ts, please. Z,

NOTE "A package Of ten cigarettes made of aiE.
Turkish tobacco costs the smoker 1oc Or 15c. A
package Of ten Piedmonts made ot highest grade
Virginia Carolina tobacco costs the smoker only Sc
Why the difference Because Piedmonts pay ns
dap, 10 eefan freighl, marine fEsara1d, 40 a.
PkHJive importing charger.
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o.
The Bel TG1ephon Company#h has q
large force or men working In this
county pnt tin b III u eN lines and max
extensions betWeen here and
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lepaI s
n4tad or I'm
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-26

X James Finlinson, who has been Il
bookkeeper in the Redwood Banking
and Trust Company's place here for
several years. has resigned his posi-
ton with the bank, and has accepted
IL like position with the Cherry River
Paper Company here.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-26

~. F. Craig, Of Charleston, w. va,
was here this week in the interest or
Bradstreet q Company, Of which CON
Germ he is state manag ger.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-26

4 ~. u. Cutlip, appointment attorney
of Webster Springs. was here day
of two this week on legal business
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-26

\ TeIeph hone REPAIRS.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-26

Piedmonts are made of the
highest grade of Virginia
Carolina tobacco. Golden In
color and As mellow as
Dixies sun.
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G.. G. Duff, OF Sommersvi11e,. prose
cutting attorney Of this county.
was business visitor here yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
.G. & 4. BAND WILL
 GIVE FINE CONCERT
Director Martin Announces Splendid Program for Sun
 day Afternoon Concert.

Lovers of music. of whom there arr 8 great many in the Warren District, will appreciate the opportunity offered for this afternoon, at o'clock, when the '. x A. Band will render a concert in front of the Phelps Dodge store in Bisbee Director w H. Martin has prepared an exceptionally fine program of well selected numbers, calculated to appeal to all tastes. The program follows.
 "Gentrys Triumphal." F. Jewell Overture, Barber of Seville" Ronini Coronet duet. ''Short and Sweet" F. Short (soloist musicians. Tobias Tu- honen and J. BennetD. Ballet mu- sic and Soldiers March" (from Will liam TelD Ronini La Feria" (Suite EspanoD. F. Lacombe March Pun janb," Payne.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
LOCAL MINING HEADS
 OFF FOR CONFERENCE
Warren District Delegates will Attend Arizona Chapter
 Meeting at Globe.

A large delegation representing Warren District interests in the Ari zona Chapter Of the American Insti- ute of Mining Engineers left this morning for Globe where the first general meeting of the Chapter will be held. It is expected that the confer ence will be in session two CT three days.
 The members of the local delega- ton are Gerald Sherman, William B. Gohring, Arthur Notman, Roger Pel- ton, Charles Mitke( Leon Feuchere. LeRoy B. Mitchell. F. Rutherford, of the Copper Queen Smelter in Douglas will join the party. Besides the War ren District and Douglas delegates, there will be about thirty from other sections of the State.
 The arizona Chapter of the Insti- ute was formed less than a year ago but already the organization is sDlen- didly representative of the mining in dustry in this State and is a power in the national body. The proceedings of the conference promise to be oi much interest and are expected to have an important influence on the future of the mining industry in Ari zona.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
.LEGGE ANNOUNCES
 TODAY'S LINEUPS
Yannigans and Regulars in Opening Diamond Clash
 This r. M. at 2::3O.

The YanniSans and Regulars Of the C. & A. baseball squad are ready fol their game which is scheduled to open at 2:30. this afternoon, at War ren Field. Although Manager Fred Legge has announced lineups for both teams, It is probable that every player of the squad will be given a chance to show his worth in a real contest.
 Baseball fans should be anxious for chance to see a bit of their favor ite pastime and, accordingly the management anticipates a large at tendance. this afternoon. No admis- sion will be charged. The players have been practicing faithfully and deserve Q splendid showing of public interest. Came starts at 2:30 but players are asked to report at 1:30 o'clock. Manager Legse announces the i9!-oEing lineups:
 &e salars-Legge, c; Wilson, Baugh. Cassidy. D; Morris, ID; Gill, J. Jeuck. 3p; Dsa-dorff. 3b; Champion, Snider, .5; Jordan, lf Galt, cf: Morahan. If.
 Iannigans-Ebelweite. c; Perkins, AlEcrson, Wheeler, Craig. D: Stewart. '2vis. '1b; Wright, Nulcahy, 2b; Rob o.tso1. Mutch. 3b; Rapier. ss; Stant- g., if; Wright, Compton, cf; Boat, IT.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
OIL TREAT MENT FOR
 STOMACH TROUBLES

A simple prescription made up of a combination of pure vegetable oils is producing wonderful results for sui 'erers from stomach. liver and intes- inal troubles The remedy. which is aid to have originated in France. where it has been used for years by the peasantry, was introduced into fhis country by George H. Mayr. q 'eadIng Chicago druggist. who cured himself of severe stomach. liver and intestinal troubles by it's use. Those who have used it say the first dose .s sufficient to convince any one of its remarkable merit. and that within twenty-four hours the sufferer feels ike a new person. This medicine which has becoTe known as Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is sold by leading druggists everywhere with the posi- i've understanding that your money. will be refunded without question or quibble if ONE bottle falls to give you absolute satisfaction.
 Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Sunday School at 9:45. Public wor
 nip II. Story by Pastor, sermon by
 'e Rev. Edward Raey, former pastor
 ow Secretary of the State Sunday 3chool Association.
 Upworth League meeting 6:15. Al
 30 the choir will render a musical rogram, full of merit. and up to the
 igh order of music which they have 1tely been rendering.
 Chorus. Gloria. 12th Mass" Mozart Anthem. 70 Jesus Thou Art Stand. 7g" Brewer. Solo. Ave Maria "Cavalleiro Rusti- ana" MascagnL Anthem, Lead Kindly Light" Bart 'ett.
 } Canon. "Zion Awake" Sir Michael Costa. : Anthem. "Hark, Hark. My Sour  ' Duet for cornet and trombone. Mir. Wilkin and Mir Maston. Anthem. Crossing the Bar" Nevin. Chorus. Great and Marvellous Mass in B FLAT Farmer. 70 Response, Nov, The Day is Over" Barnby.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
HELP IS
 SLOGAN OF WOMEN

A cleanup, to be effective in War ren district, must include the whole district. Realizing this. the women have combined in a big effort to in terest everybody.
 Some clubs have appointed commit tees to to work a sindividuals, but many of the most enthusiastic work CTS in the Cleanup Crusade are not club women. The women of Warren District are alive to the urgency of this movement. and are enlisting the help or the men folks and the ctil- dren.
 Much can be done by the children in collecting rubbish about their own yards and neighborhoods. It is hoped that every school child in Warren will join in the cleanup work on March B..
 We ask. in fact, the cooperation of everybody. 1, THE WOMEN OF WARREN DIS TRICT.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20

the second in the state to make the announcement There are 20 dele gates and an equal number of alter mates and besides these all past eX alted rules are members and entitled to all the privileges of delegates and the lodge is represented this year by two members as president and sec retary, Thomas Blair and Joseph H. Gray.
 The Bisbee delegates at the Elks' ! State reunion will be James Allison, i Charles s. Bear, l.. R. Bailey, John J. Bowen, R. A. Bretherton. M E. Cassi- dy, M A. Deane, John Foster, J. L. Cannon, L. L. Gilman. George Henin- ger L. G. Jackson, H. M Jacobs. A. II. Livingston, T. O. McGrath, M. New man, L. J. Overlook, c. O. Rhodes. Geo. w. TOtman and J. H. Verfuth. The alternates are Harry D. Anderson, C.. w Allen. J. D. Blair, E. W. Beddow, M D. Cohen, R. H. Coe, Frank Duval, L. s. Davenport, c. A. Graves, J. w. Hogan, H. s. Hillman, C. W. Hawley, Edward King, W. F. McKeehan, N. P. Okerstrom, II. SnOdgrass. o. II. Wager. E. B. Wallace, W. A. Schwartz and L. IT. Booking
 Flagstaff delegates as sent to the Secretary of the state Association are Oliver B. Raudebaugh, Frank W. Hes ser, William B. Raudebaugh, Paul c. Keller, Julius C. Meyers, Paul s. Cof- fin, Walker Hudgings and John T. Keele,y, the alternates being Claude l.. Mack. Cuthbert P. Hanna, Martin A. Murphy. Charles w. Lehr, John M. Wilson, Albert M. Root, David Lay and Ira L. Hart.
 The committee that has charge of the arrangements for conducting of the convention here and the entertain ment of the visitors is outlining splendid program, full of novel events that insures three days that the dele gates will find crowded with activity.