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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-05-12
TO PREPARE cows
MILK FOR THE BABY
Clean Supply From Healthy
Cattle Necessary for Ar
tifcial Feeding.

lllCldl TeculIlS,
In this country cows milk i.
practically entirely used as ;
substitute for mothers milk
It's composition is the same SC
far as the ingredients go, but
they vary greatly in quantity
and in their behavior.
All milks contain the three
food principles which are re.
quired: % Protein, (2) sugar.
(3) fat. In cows milk these are
so proportional and mixed as ia
be suitable for a calf but not fol-
a baby.
The protein is the part which
forms the curd. AS soon as the
Cows milk reaches the stomach,
the protein is percipitated in
heavy and solid curds which are
so well known. Mothers milk
never forms this solid and indi-
gestible curd. In artificial feed
ing, this trouble is modified by
by boiling, and by add
ing well cooked starch.
The sugar which milk con-
tains is known as milk sugar or
cane sugar. 1t is a necessary
constituent but should not be
added in excess as it makes fat,
habby babies.
Starches are usually classed
with sugar before it can be
utilized by the child. Starches
should be given to the baby in
very small quantities up to the
they begin to cut their
teeth. Before this time they
are incapable Of digesting it, and
only trouble results when much
it is given.
Fat is found in the cream of
milk. 1t is easy to give a baby
too much, consequently milk, like
that Of Jersey cattle, is often
too rich for easy digestion.
When it is certain that artif-
feeding must be restored to,
the first step is to secure a good,
clean supply of milk from
healthy cattle, according to DR..
P. Ravenel of the department
of preventative medicine of the
University Of Missouri at Col
umbia. The second is to provide
clean utensils for its preparation.
The utensils usually required
are a measuring glass which will
hold eight ounces (This must be
graduated so that single ounces
can be read off ; a wide mouth
pitcher holding two quarts, pre-
ferably of enamel ware a small
funnel ten feeding bottles; six
rubber nipples; a tablespoon an
or aluminium sauce pan;
bottle brushes; sugar, and
absorbent cotton. 1t is best
also to buy a wire bottle rack
and have a package of borax at
for cleansing the bottles.
should be reserved ex-
for use in the prepare
ion of the baby's food.
Miss Katie Kriehn returned
evening from an ex-
ended visit in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Wern-
Hag returned Sunday even
ng from their honeymoon trip
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-05-12

Miss Katie Kriehn returned
Thursday evening from an ex-
tended visit in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Wern-
wag returned Sunday even
ing from their honeymoon trip
to Kansas City and Excelsior
Springs.
DR.. j. @. Cope left Monday
for Excelsior Springs to at
tend the annual meeting of the
State Medical Association, which
met there the 9Th, 9th, anG
10th of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sturgis re-
turned Saturday evening from a
visit in Kansas City and Excel
sior Springs.
Mrs. S. G. Riggan returned
Tuesday from an extended
visit in Louisville, Ky. She was
accompanied by her brother E.
C. Riggan.
G. B. French of New York was
the guest Wednesday of his
aunt, Mrs. Kate Bishop.
Frank Steele of Los Angeles,
Cal, arrived Wednesday to visit
relatives.
Frank Bowers took the follow
ing to Kansas City Sunday to
hear Billy Sunday; Misses Emma
and Marguerite Weis, Miss Nell
Reyes, Miss Carrie LOOMS and
Mrs. Fred Campbell.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-05-12

R. D. Brown spent Sunday in
Kansas City.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
0IRH5T6R
0fttle Board of TIratle viAS Hold
an Import eetilg
TTOriuHlt.


The board IN direct rs OK the board
5of trad u wi IN oct III s olcloclS
day nj lit In It's rsg ulara NEE inE place,
IN the board Il on1s for It's regular
monthly meeting. SecretaI ny Dud derar
hns several Important quest onss To-
take up with the a tors and from
present indicati lions the tnee citing Will
be an interesting one.
A vote Will be ken "a one ~ the
three reEerendu lns sent To the local
board hy the IN att onal Cham Der of
Commerce, or nv ash Ing ton p. q. the
fuel situation viii be discussed ar6
the directors Will be asked to provide
some Information for several manu-
featuring plants which arc anxious to
locate IN tho C1arksburg district as
well as name delegates TO attend the
annual meeting Of the nattonal Y chaTn-
ber0of comm cree ct yvash ing ton late II
January. h VI
The referend unl5 " ich the directors
Will pass on tonight Is the one per
tanning to the cons Ion O. national
0SFAIN 80 GSt $i}S5 g35S sFs sH&S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
!. CeIeIlIIlI.lIall .RfirtIrfIaIrI...

Celebrate Birthday.
5i AK The Kappa Sigma Pi. an tnter-de=
nnlhf national $organtzat ion OF boys Of
.Glarksburg. vi celebrate q birthday
on New Years day, from to s.
o'clock, keeping open house, At Its
new reading rooms corner Court and
Mechanic streets.
vi The boys and the committee expect
all fathers and mothers the minis
ters, business men, club women, Sum
day school workers and everybody
who would like to know about. or
help the boy. 5.s
N HI ghteen$m ago this Pi$ chap
ter was organized with ten members.
and has grown into q huge company
Of near 10 0# alert active, young fell
lows, who are really trying to live up
TO the objection this Christian fra
terna1 organizati ion, which is, to seek
the mutual improvements of the mem
bers, morally and socially and to oc-
cupy the tme$in such exercise as vii
assist in the making of Christian men.
And the object Of the reading and
amusement rooms is to help the boy
avoid such habits and associations as
would hinder him In developing A
pure and manly character.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
Public Utilities @ Commission.
SAYS ctorieS Rlust Stop
When Gas Isl Short.

More than ordinary interest has
been taken BY Clarlsburg manufac-
tuTers in m administrative order
Just issued by the Public Utilities
Commission Of Ohio, with regard ito
the supply Of natural gas to Indus
trial consumers and u those consum-
.ers of nat ural gas who, while chased
las domestic. are not Fesid ence users.
The idea OF the commtssion Is to pro-
tectst the d domestic users Of natural gas
wherever posstb Bile, owing to the grow
ing scarcity OF this fuel,
59 The administrative order of the
commission Issued by Chairman
fBeecher w. yTaltermfre and Commits
sfoners Lawrence X I.anEdon and
Louis NJ !. Day, IS us fol lows
1.-The commission having under
consfd eration the furnishing Of nat
ural gas to consumers within Ohio
and having. through its experts and
examiners, made q careful investiga
ton OF the situation, taken the pres
sure in various parts of8the state, ex-
amined conditions and ascertained
that there Is a shortage of gas IN
many localities OF the state creating
an emergency therein, finds that
there is an insufficient supply OF nat
sural gas to furnish both a Domestic and
Industrial consumers.
The commission flIrther finds that
the schedules OF the various compan-
les to furnish said gas, on file with
the commission show that industrial
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
LOCAL NAM
IS Chosen as a Vice President
of.t the West Virginia Bar
Assoc atiorl. NJ.

BLTIEFIELD, Dec. 20 Judge
Joseph M. Sanders. Of Bluefeld, was
elected president Of the West Vir-5
ginia Bar Association at its thirty
second annual meeting here. White.
Sulphur Springs was chosen as the
place Of holding the summer meeting
of the association next August.
The blowing vice Presidents were
elected Ira .. RIO binson, Graf ton.
Frank Cox AIorga town: Haywood
Mcdowell; Clark sburg W. Il. Cow
den Hunting ton Vynd ham Stokes,
.VeIch: and y. Ioran. Fa yettevi Hes
y! r. Morris r., Of Nfoundsville, was
chosen secretary, and q. "a. Krepss of.
Parkersburg treasurer.
The GLOWING were chosen as dele
gates to the annual meeting of the
American Bar Asso ciat lion w !. u Lee
gFaEetteville:: Henry Russell.
Wheeling and w. Scott iMerid ith.
Eairnlont. An executive commit tee
of yfItey, M organ
town; Nelson @. Hub bard, wheeling
is. Anib1 er.s Papkersburg RI ~.
Sptllman, Charlie ston, and Thomas
Jacobs. New NIartinsYill was named.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
PERSONAL

u z. Campbell was here from Sa-
lem Friday. 5:.
!. III Malone. Of Charleston; is 4
guest at the Hotel Gore
Miss Antoinett eS Ernst went Today
to p ittsburg to attend the Hood Col
3lege luncheon at the William Penn
hotel. She win visit in the city a few
days.
Kirk @. King is here from Elkins
on business mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Brown, Of Fair
mont, are visiting here.
w. Bond Of Smft ED, IS a city
business yisit tor.
Gordon b Late was here from
Newburg Friday.
Mosley Hall. Of Wallace, visited
the city Friday.
J. NJ. Hoover Of Webster Springs,
is a business visitor here,
]. G. Hartman was here from
Weston Friday on business.
S. s. Stone, of Parkersburg, is a
Waldo guest. n "A
a. Hughes. of kingwood. Is fl
the city. .
Mr.. and Mrs. ia. d. Sturni, of Lost
Creek were visitors here Friday.
Miss Julia Davis went Thursday
night to Annapolis, Md, to visit
friends before returning to Bryn
Manor, * Pa, where she is a pupil In
the Miss ShfpIey school, 4
John Preston left Thursday fght
for Lewisburg to visit relatives. u
Louis AZ. ] ohnson has returned
from Virginia where he spent Christ
masWith relatives.
Miss Dorothy Brown is visiting
Mrs. William +. Alexander In Balti-
more. ~
MIS-. Henry o B1enness, Of Pitts,
bur- and Miss Laura Despard, ot
ParkersbuTg were guests Thursday
of Mrs. Nathan COT.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas w. Pettigrew
of New: York. vi no were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudle ySD ID. Britt on
| Christmas have returned home.
Mrs: Florence Wheat of Berry
Vile. Va. IS visiting her daughter,
mrs Dorsey RI Potter.
Charles Mum, a former
Clark sburg ditor. Is here from Cairo
on a business visit.
w. q. Raymond. Of Sutton, is a
city visitor. 4s
Hammond Gilbert arrived home
Friday morning from Federico Nd,
where he spent Christmas with his
father ~. NJ. Gilbert. WA
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
G1en1ile CoIIegians
Trim Bll1llSDil1e FiDe
In#Fast Game Played on Glen
vile Floor Thursday Night
. by Score. 81. So st0a25.

CHENILLE, Dec 20 The Glen
VILE Collegtan basketball five, COM.
posed of former GIenvtlle Normal
players, defeated the fast huntsville
Independents In a game played on the
Chenille Normal floor Thursday
nightly a score OF SIS to q S.
The same two teams meet each
year at the ltdaY season and much
rivalry is displayed between the mems
.bers of the two teams, and the game
annually draws the largest crowd Of
any game played durtn 81 the year n
The game Thursday night was
hard fou ght from beginning to- end
and ut the end 81 the first hal the
score stood GIenvil1e %, Burnsville
III B. IN the last half the Glenville
boys be gan to pull away from the
|BurnsYil1e bunch and when the game
ended Chenille was leading by thirty
points. n
The Glenvil1e team will play Cas-
saway on the &Gassawa floor Friday
night.
Lineup ana summary
GlenviIIe a Burnsyille
Henderson u S 'lL'; sli inn r ~
Forward. Il;
Forward .s
Kee d. y g;g. Z. y. 81. g. Heater
e Center.
BsHeater !. IL. Nilfong
Guard.
Gallon Il. Ben
Guard.
SUBSTITUTE ions: Whiting Tor Kees
Field goals: Henderson, IS WAND
q FKee S. Whiting 8: Bell 2, McBins
lney s Pi1er Q, q. Heater Foul
GOALS Kee d. Whiting Q; Mckinney.
~. Referee: bod e. Time OF halves.
i20Sminutea each. n III
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
-EXTRI Dividend
Isl Declared by the Direct tors Of.
the MonongaheIa Valley
Traction Company

An extra 81 tiiyid end on sia Der
cent on tile comm on stock has been
declared by the directors ofb5 the Mons
ongahela Valley Traction Company.
This dividend Is extra and Is eIcIlt-
sive of the regular one per cent divt@
dend on the common stock On the
preferred stock the company declared
Il one and d quarter per; cent dfvi-
dend l l35 .5
The company mas. en- toyed in the
last year the most graf Tying proc
perity and now look ks on the year as
the most pro- itable In It's history: 3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
Funeral D ! 4. D 4.
Services fol; Mary Elijah tflI
I5etfick Will BE Held Sun
day AfftteFno on.
DAY Aftie:F1oI on II ~

Funeral services over the body OF
Mary Elizabeth Tetrtcl Is aged six
1923 d ocl Thursda afteTnoonI
following an l1ness Of a comp1ic ton
OF diseases ollowfng an attack OF
measles Wi be- III lei d at First
Methodist Epis copal church Rhere sun
day fterno The buri az AW1 II be I'M
The Masonic cemetery.
1he funeral party viii Z arrty here
on the 1880 O'Clock interurban
street car from Fatrmont and the ser
vices Will be held shortly az ter. the
arrival Of the cal. Il. Eetric i. the
child Is father has char e of the GaItz
ngtons He is vel known his3city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
Omc,el.s ~ \: EIecteSl

At the regular December meeting
OF the Harrison County Medical So
ciety THURSDAY night at st. Mary's
hospital the following officers were
elected I: s$
Presid Dr q. q. Jarvis.
Vice president DIR. 3. a. Wehner
Secretary DR.. s.. ". Cherry.
Treasurer DR.. @. o. Post.
Board Of censors DR.. G. A. Willis,
C3 years.)
Delegates to the annual state meet
ing at F'airmont DIR. II. E. Sloan, DR..
c. G. Jarvis, and DR.. G. AZ. Wills.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
For. tia. Ha,.tt.s

Compime ntary to NJ j. and Mrs ed
ward Hart an elegantly appointed
reception was given by Mr.. and Mrs
Charles M. Hart from 8Sto II O. o'clock
Thursday evening IN their home on
Locust street. Christmas wTeaths
and tall palms formed the floral dec
Grafton and during the, re-
3ception delightful program Of
music was played by an orchestra
screened by a hedge Of palms and
ferns in the sun parlor. Mr.. and
Mrs Hart and the guests Of honor,
Mr. and Mrs. 1dward Hart. received
alone in the drawn g room.
Mrs. Richard T. Lownde les presided
in the dining room, where a center
piece of pink Killarney roses
adorned the table. Coffee was
poured by Mrs. Lynn S. Hornor and
a salad supper was served.
The desSwere Mrs. Edward r Da-
Wis, Misses Christine and Jean
Haynes, Virginia and Alice Gaylord
and Clara Gibson.
M La ter in the evening dancing was
enjoyed by q lumber Of the college
girls and and boys ONE for the sho1 Idays!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
10 7apei SIN cot White
.Soft KIN w u int Ell

L Does your skin chap or roiiE Hen easily
IN TINS Yea theTt ot become nnduly Fed
or sE blotchyR Here 5tB 4 n quick easy
your coInple1SIo ful1y ne. smooth
and soft the sW'tnteEsss long Just get an
nearest drugstoroHa and auses al TITLES before
retiring, assyousw would cold cream Ip0ni
arising, remove the coating NTH sIIdBXs
water The wax hropglfa gom6apec4SlIhr
attribute fiec16sx OFT the rough discotoreds
orr b1emlBheda akius3 The Sornsoifta caiticial
most invisible part c1es 6ferco11zed way
BlnplS hastens4g ~ Rture SRprk Used III
irons XttaltzedH scarf skin and only fthes
asalt yo1InEsl oktnE slein8 isdnseHfd encesS
1tsathe best treatment known for wealth
,erbeateny aged, muddy ecISieds 2f1fInpied
an9aal 1snneean tlfnl scenpIes tionns
Tome skins igrinlS de easilyi IN ys.stt Ter
less wash tton4 mn d by S1iBsotHfng 4 o..
powdered Ba1ol ite1B I'M Q half pint witch
lha ,ssl ms eyeEy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
4arIn,,ii /. v

PARF1ERSBURG. Dec. g. RS. q.
"a Batson, Of Thirteenth street, enter
tanned with q pleasant and delicious
family dinner at her home Thursday
afternoon. The tai Ia was approprtRte=
II decorated with holly and eYerRreens
and an enjoyable time was spent by
those In attendance.
Covers were set for Mrs. Adelaid
Baird, of Washing ton, Pa Mrs. +. x.
Gaylord, of Glarksburg; Mrs. n. ~
EoGman, OF Farkersburg. all sisters
OF the hostess and Mrs. Earl Batson,
Of Cairo, her daugh ter-in- law.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29

V =IO IS 81
ORDERS. OHIO 30 ard.

consu inefs ars PA -pre Terrell
class are, Sor, the mos fur
ntsheCi service under what ~ lSn own
as u Uniform & Contract ~ hi chs con-
tract provides that tn ali 4 service Isl
subject / a. disco ttnuance and discon-
nection at any time ana under, any
circumsmtane upon summary no-
tice ~ the gas company. subject to
the conditions o. the N Tn torm Con-
tract Z, or clauses OF like import.
1T is, therefore,
Ordered that each and every COM
panyg fdrnishing nat Stral gas to both
domestic and Industrial consumers
within the state OF Ohio proceed
forthwith to a strict enforcement OF
the terms Of said n Uni form Contract
and to enforce the conditions Of said
schedules by the dtscontinuance Of
said .non=pre ferred 4 or industrial.
class In each and every ality where
the supply OF gas Is q OF adeQuate and
suff1cient to furnish 4 req sona Bile su p-
ply to both n and To continue such dis
connected until such time MS ade-
5qnata service can be furnished to-
both. It is further
ordered that each and every pub
lie utility furntShlng7n &Cural. gas as
aforesaid in any locality. when. after
the discrimination or Indus rial con-
sntners. he3supply Is not adequate To-
sup q onestic consumers. forthwith
make report OF such facts. together
With a list De any and all other con
.suuoers not WI thin the domestic class
but not subject to summary discon-
ttfnuance. for further order OF the
sconnissions'r
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
10 LONGER PASTOR.

The Rev. Herbert .. A1lsup1s resIg
nation us paste Of the Central Pres
byterian church Nv become elective
the first of the year. Hi pastorateS
there has been graf fying III SUCCESS
full. His plans ara not eflnIte
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
scHpoI ~. R !


8 The city scho ols MI EreCbnyanea a f-
ter the Christmas hoi fdays on Tuss
day of5next week. In tn 81 meantime
the ianitoTs Of he ri GUS bull dinRsl
are at work cleaning up the build
.ings and getting things d shape for
the re7op ening of chooI 4.
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LONDON. Dec The British
Ssteamship Ida, yy3 O O. tons, ~ report
fedS ~ have been SID
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
Party for Guests.

FAIRMONT. Dec. 29---11r. and
Mrs. Ernest Sherwood, who are en-
Pertaining at5 a house party at their
home in Rhea Terrace, gave 9 party
last evening mpliment ary to- their
guests and to other young people
home from school for the holidays.
About thirty were in attendance and
the hours were spent in a delightful
way. During the evening refresh
ments were served.
The members of the house party
are Miss Louise Schrode Of Graf
ton; Miss Edna Mi ley, Of I.ost Creek:
tile Misses Edith and Lena Hunsaker,
Edna Hamilton and BeuIah Walker
.ofi this city. Other honor guests
were Miss Florence DoWden who Is
home from sweet Briar College. va. I
Paul Hawkins, Robert Talbot, Jr.,
and Yenton Riggs, students of the
West Virginia University, who are
spending the holid days here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-29
E.IBII.lI.j.H NIGHT
PRO gfanlg5 | yiIt B e OF yea al
II: F'auI's N tflodist Epiis
copaI .Ghurc IIl, South.

ss There will be a watch nj ght meet
ing at SIS Paul s. Meth odist Episcopal
church, South, Sunda nj ghta begin
Ming at 10 clock The 70 blowing.
sprogtamAwil1sb be observed:
Song. After q short social peril
cd.
Prayer. f
Script ure reading sss
Y SongsS s, n INV KS
nat the East Year Brought
hfe'S75=5ssIl James:
Song. II
Hopes for "a 81 il cas-
The Sunda School in 191 /.
DE- ohnsons superintendents
The Epworth League In ~ 81 -
Miss Al Mary 81 bey preside lent.
Song. NJ, IA
The Nv omanEs Visionary Society
Next Yea % Is. Wade; presfd tents
The Dung People Society in
t1 91s77 C. iiss3 Spike spreside lent. n
he Juniors In the IN ewS Year's======.
AIrs. n lory, vice presfd lent 4,
0urSW Whole Ghurch In the Coming
Yea Pastor
Hymn q os 81 n. 4 #
Benedictton s
oSaddressg over Ten minute long.
"a i've service. Let us an unite IN
the ling o. the $old and theW well
come Of the neWsyearl III
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MSS n {. nj,


Miss GeneYieYe Searns gtenogra5
3pher IN the q card q Trade dee ts
Ill tat her hpme8 on Harrison street.
suffering from tonstIi It Isl Her many
5friends hope she VII be- able q BE oiit5
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Matinee Dance.

z
Invitations have been issued by
sonle$4o the college boys home for
the holidays, for a matinee dance
which they wi II give from 2:3 on to-
6:3 o. O'Clock IN the aud rum of the
Masonic Temple New Years at ter
noon. The commit tee in charge Isl
Robert Bruce Har and Hurst 81
8Koblegard. N
Ehe patrone asses Will be Mrs. Peter
\ n. Koblegard, Mrs: Charle ss NJ. Hart
Mrs. Henry Haym ond hrs. sRobert$A.
Haynes; Mrs. Ed Wards r. Davis and
Mrs. domer y ackson: Ss
Christmas Dance
OF the holiday social Safa airs. oneSofS
the most bri11ian and elaborate will
tbesthes annual ChristmasEdan which.
will be given by the Assembly Club
Friday evening In Tho sssld forum of
the Masonic tenn lie. Quite anumbef3
Of out Of town guests viii bel present
including also the college girls and.
boys home fronl8s chools and Etheir5ho1=
idaysY visitors.
4 The patrone sses will be Mrs. Rob
erts AL Haynes Mrs. lynn ST. ornor,
\ Mrs " liam A. Gaylord. Afrs.P Peter
blegard, Mrs! Albert sRapp. Mrs.
Boyd Hornor,, NJ rs.T Edward r. Davis,
\ Mrs. u Carl Vance and Mrs. ~ HorS
nor Davis: #
5Parker's colored orchestra Of Col
r1mbus. o.. VIII krend erlg the musical
program tofH dance music which viii
start prompt ~ ut 81 lock.
rio Atrtis ts.s
The llefsenS Trio will he the ar
StistSswhoS will app carat the ardstSre-
n cttal TO he given by the Marcato
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Pea 4: 5AIeln5l- y l5Ingta1I

Chickasaw Tribe. No. 8 Is, Improved
Order OF Red Men, have elected OHIO
ers as follows for the new year and
they viii install them next Wednes-
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special train carrying Gamers
ito the farmers. B school lat the St1te,
iyersityF Eat Morgantownswil arrive
here from Sharl lesion betweenE 3 and
sSA o'clock NIondayS fternoon and ar
rive at MorgantoWn@a at g. O'Clock.
" rrison county farmers should 10
on the special siIssssis Y
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day night:
Prophet -Henry RibIett
Sachem Charles Machman.
Senior Sagm ore-Lsee Robys
Junior Sagmore w. ]. Swager-
# q. OF Claude w. Pritchard. NJ
q. OF w q. %. Fleming. n
"A III Of NJ. D. X. Reed. 3 "a
Represents tive to Great Council
W.. y. Swnger. y.
Truste Afford Washburn.
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llANOTIIEIis HI0LIDAY

Monday VIII be another holiday
The banks of the city MI he psed
for the day The srele I'D 4 pub
fish as usual
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1NElNIARRIAG eENsE.

ASniarrfages1ic license has been issued
to . Ohm Krali III and HeTmie JuyS
.cak:
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KANSAS CITY. Mo- Dec
The Achtson Topeka and Santa Fei
i1road Ssompany has Voted to- dis
900 Dyes on the basis 81 ten
PEI cent 81 q years ply q ts1osa VINO
l1slye been In The company employ
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Trio; Artist.

Y The1T allefsensTr Trio Will lie the az
tistsswhoSwi1ls appears rtistSFe
citalE to be given by the NIarcatot
music Club ThuTsda evening Janu4s
ary 81 in the aud torium Of the Ma