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Ballet Is Well written.

The best music is found in the first
and second acts. In the third there IL
little Of moment. although the ballet is
well written. In the first act there is an
admirable scene for Zur0d and Nadir.
closing with a duet OF suavely melodic
Character and of tender expression.
There is a fine solo for Nddir. "Je crois
entendre encore" which affords Mr..
caruso an opportunity to display his best
art. The Invocation OF Leila Is effective
and the finale Of the act is skilfully the
a'r!cal.
The song Of NGdir off stage In the Sec
ond act Is tunefnl and the ensuing scene
/Vween him and Leila is a good piece OF
~operatic routine writing. The mono
logue OF Zur1d, a good piece Of arioso, IN
the best number In the third act. But
AFTER all Al attempt 10 point out the
salient pages OF the score is somewhat
Encouraging.
The music should give pleasure chiefly
ny its grace and tenderness rather than
~ any other quality. for II must be con-
itssed that it never rises quite TO the
level OF The tragic emotions indicated In
the text and the action Bizet. II must
he remembered. was not "A m ideallst. lie
was a composer who always gave HIM
sell readily to the task set for him BY .
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Among those in the orchestra and other
parts of the house were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Edey. Mr.. and Mrs. /. McNcil
Bacon. Miss Pauline Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs.
\. Bradhurst Field. Miss Frances Pear
sail Field. Miss Adelaide W!lmcrdlng.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry WilmcrdinE Payne.
r. Icnrsall Field, Mrs. William i, Doug
las. Mr.. n Mrs. Robert s, lov"tt. Mr..
and Mrs, William Solomon. Mr., and Mrs.
Thomas l.. chadbournc. Jr. \. =. Ochs.
Mr., and Mrs. II. Durant Chccvcr. L. l."
Holbrook Belts. Mr.. and Mrs. julius
kruttschnItt. Mr.. and Mrs. hurry GuG-
genhcim. Mr., and Mrs. JOIN Amcs
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. e. Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Stanchiicld, Mrs.
Henry b, Hyde, Mr.. N Mrs. Paul u.
Crayath. Miss Vera CrIvath. Mrs.
Charles Devello Lathrop. Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Sorchan. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund g.
Converse. Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER blood
good, Mr., and Mrs. Robert II. Mccurdy.
w, \, Schiller. Mr.. and Mrs. :. Rrerk
Trowbridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Graham
Miles, George 4. Boldt. Mr.. and Mrs.
otto II. Kahn. Mr.. and Mrs. Stcphanne
Lausanne, Thatcher NJ. Adams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander j. Heinphill. Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon G. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Itathhone Bacon. Mrs, Leo Spcyor. Mr..
and Mrs. Walker -, Hines. Mr.. aud Mrs.
James Speyer. Frederic j. Middlchrook.
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Untermycr, Mr.
aud Mrs, Henry M|orgenthau, Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. $. White. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
i. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Plaut.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert +. D'Oench. Nj.
and Mrs. Charles S%cribner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Straight. Mrs. f., Lyman Short.
Livingston Short. Schuyler i. Stats, Mr..
and Mrs. lie Roy W. Baldwin. Mrs. Rob-
crt NJ. Galloway. MIR. II Mrs. r.. =.
richardson, Mrs. stephen II. Brown;
Mrs, Charles J.. Swan. Alfred \. Cowles.
Mr., ana Mrs. ". Emlcn Roosevelt. Mr..
and Mrs. William /. Walter, MIR. and
Mrs. Samuel s.. Blood. Mr.. and Mrs, Ed
ward l.. Young, Miss Eleanor Dc Gran
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There was keen interest in the appearance Of the
popular singer in the opera, as it is a new bill. This
picture shows, from left to right, the following:
Fricda Hempel, Enrico Caruso and Leon Rothier in
a scene from lies Pccheurs dc Perlcs."
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NEW fORk'S opera season at the Metropolitan
was opened last night before a brilliant audi
inc, unee, which filled the house from the sky gallery to
me orchestra. The offering was Bizet's lies Pc
cheurs dc Perles," with Caruso in the tenor role.
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OF GOWNS.
Predominating Color IL Blue 10
Various shades.

The opera premIere brings together
one or me most elegantly cos'umed au.
o'ehce~ VI 'ne season, anu ias' nisnt was
nc exception. 'nere oeins III evioence a
nr''ihht ul.pIay Oh GOWNS anu Jewels.
ne p,euoh,,na.Ins ,ons vi coIor seemed
10 ne piue' various snaues pelns worn
fIotai ornannen's po.n a!'Inolai anu
levels mere was Nar'eu hno nr'I'an,
n'splaF. mere oei"s many o'a'"o'u
'ia,as o,n. ,
M.s. lucent HS.o, W. osau,,iu.
.os'uile '. c,eam eo''.eu .rnn 49,
co'nolneu WIN simple 'ouc"cs c u
'ne Same shane sne wore a'so "a u.acS
u'v S'sil ""u '' " ""' '''N"
ie.,her Al. .
Mss Nhce fiun'Ihf''rA '.s.u,ne We
OF rpse cYlo'e" ne' over p,IN ."1e'"' WIZ
M"'." s"e "o'c d seaii VI '"e '""'o
shade
MIS- isohtr' p funthe'ons costume
was or hlack SATIN trimmed win JET
ann she wore AZ me "orsaEe n req POPPY
Mrs. lame w. Gerard wore a costume
o' gray satin. the bodice n sleeves
einbroideref IN nora designs or silver
She wore also a red poppy corsage orna-
ment. Mrs J. Barneys costume
was OF chiffon velvet OF golden shade.
figured with designs In gold brocade.
NIL. c..a.,,.. c...u
one OF the most striking costumes
was that worn by Miss Mary Cass Cam
field, Il was Of turquoise blue satin
made on Grcc.an lines. the back and
sleeves forming Il cape. This was opened
~ the sleeves and was finished with
bands OF silver ending with taksels OF
silver. She wore a narrow bandeau OF
diamonds and "A sapphire and diamond
pendan..
Mrs. Leonard VI. Thomas wore n cos
tune of white satin drapcd and trimmed
at the shoulder with n small pale yellow
satin made rose.
Mrs. Edmund l.. Raylies wore a cos
tune or cerise satin combined with chif-
ION. and among her ornaments was a
brilliant tiara OF diamonds.
some OF the other beautiful costumes
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Leans Heavily ON Gounod.

In these circumotances We may he
glad that he created one masterpiece,
carmen and We need not hold him to
a repetition Of II. Les l'echcurs de
perles' Is an ear.y work. and il l. I'M
as a promise of the greater production
to come. Il even leans heavily at times
on Gouuoi. Of whom there Is barely 4
trace in carmen"
But IL presents Il series OF striking pie
lures and "A new type OF costume. not
hackneyed on the Metropolitan stage.
The scenes of the first and second acts.
bo.h combining Indian architecture
with sea views. are admirable. Nat
urally not so much can be lone with
ZurOo's hu; Of Il forest of palms. the two
scenes OF the third act. But bo.h are as
good rs possible.
II may be gathered from this sum
mary that the opera contains sufficient
pretty music u scenic attractions to
ofter entertainments t. "A typical opera
going audience. II vii. perhaps create
no great stir. but Il may secure a consid-
erable- degree OF public favor. perhaps
even enough to Justify its retention in
the rcpcr'ory.
Tho performance was received hy the
brilliant audience with many demon
STATIONS Of pleasure. 1t was a good
performance ans deserved approval.
Naturally Mr.. Caruso was the star Of
the evening. Alfred In a luxurious
Oriental costume, bronzcd and bearded
like an Othello. bare legged a V for
golden anklets as "A Russian ballet
dancer, he was a genuinely operate
figure.
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guests, Mrs. a. q. Sheldon. Mr.. ana Mre.
Wil.ried klamroth. Enrique Oh and
Alexander Wemple.
iO--Col. Robert c. Clowry: guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hall Harris, Mr..
and Mrs. Karl -. Roehling and Mr.. and
Mr.. Henry Dodge Estaprook.
a4-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Randolph
guests. MIR. and Mrs. Far's Il Russell,
Mrs. Edward Balbach and William j.
Cooper.
53-Mr. and Mrs, Edmund l.. Baylios.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Johnson and Miss
Alice Van Rensselaer,.
In the stall Boxes.
C-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scot Ger
IRISH. Miss Dorothy Manice and Henry
Preb,e.
E-Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Duson {;
guests. Mr. and Mrs. James VI. Beck.
Mrs. Won Juch Wellman guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Moran and Will
lam T. S%winburne.
Mrs. George e. Clausen: guests,
Mr.. mud Mrs. Bryan l.. Kennedy n
Mrs. ]. NJ. Chamberlain.
N-Mr. and Mrs. John W. Herbert :.
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. John Angus Me-
Kay.
W-Mrs Jacob Langcloth guests. Mr.
md Mrs. Waiter l.. Frew and NJ. and
Mrs. Ralph \. Peters.
In the Opera CIub Boxes.
As has been the case for nearly tNen-
ty-ive years, the capacity OF the oWni-
bus box. which Is held by the Metropoli-
tan opera club. was taxed. and again
tails year the membership l!st IL iull.
The officers for th!3 season are: Henry
Dodge cooper, president. j. DWolt cut
ting. yicc-pres!dent. Frederic Potts
Nfa,.. .sa ... u,nl yrangt.-.- ATyNAgn
the members present were Ernest r.
Avraul', Charles l. Gibson, llermaua
Oe,richs, Theodore +. Whltmarsh. Jules
s Bache, Cornelius T.. Fox. T.. Rcmirg
ton Nichols. Warren :. Bartlett, Edward
e. Moore. Jr. Capt. Warren G. Icach.
Robert Maxwell. Algernon s. Bell, Arthur
y. Benson. David l.. Haight. Charles +.
Hartman. r. Henry Walter, James J. Van
Allen, Peter Fletcher, DE soto Fitzgerald.
Lewis J." Fawcctt. clifford II. Harmon,
!. Alexander Hayden. Neville q. lIig-
ham. !. L"dlic Ilecs. T. Passmore Iier-
eng. Dr. f'rancke H.. Bosworth, Thco-
Gore r. Kcer. w Eugene kimball. David
James King, James +. Pierce. Paul
plunkett. George u. Provost, Eugene NJ.
Macdonald. William $, Haskell, Alfred
r. STANLEY. Waldron Williams. Edward
l.. Young. Il. Thornton Wilson, Charles
H. Fleetwood. Edmund q. Converse. Will
am II l.. Lee, Thomas u, Leonard, lud-
wig Imam. John IL. Reynolds. y. NJ
Stuart. j Egmont Schermerhorn, A. b.
Meyer. Henry l.. Maxwell. Arthur Lin
colu. Charles T. Mathews. T.. De reyster
Livingston, l. Chaunccy Mclleevcr, Rene
Sichcl. i, Clark Mcclure, Charles II
Mapcs. Roland r. Riggs. Thomas ;. Rod
gers. Lewis Straus. George W. stevens
w. W. Skiddy. Emil Winter, Hunter
Wykcs, Edward L. York. William L
Xcller, Giraud Foster Thompson. Fer
rars II. Tows, Charles Tr.llcr, Ralph p
Schott, Richard Schustcr. Harry Rove
Shelley, Harry II. Meyer, FRANZ Lew
sohn, Charles W. Kraushaar, william
Adams Nissan. William G. DE lAnov
George EthridGe. Eugene w Durkce
! Inula L DnNln and / E'rnlnrIrk EArlr.
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Mrs. GOuId's Gown.

Mrs. George ]. Gould-Costume OF pa,e
blue satin. the bodice being finished with
net OF a palcr shade and caught up over
the shoulders with diamond shoulder
straps.
Mrs. Henry Ciews-Costume OF white
satin finished at the shoulders with
straps OF jet ornamented with Jet tas-
sets diamond hair ornament topped with
small black paradise.
Mrs. Charles Il. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF pale blue satin ornamented at the cor
sage with "A large purple velvet poppy :
Russian tiara Of diamonds.
Miss Harriet MISUNDERSTANDING Of
PINK satin and net, pink floral embel-
lishments At the Corsage.
Miss Gabrielle Warren - Costume of
cloth OF silver and white net corsage
ornament OF natural gardenias.
Mrs. II. Fulton Cutting-Costume OF
black and gold brocaded satin.
Mrs. Payne Whitney--Costume OF
metallic tissue Of n pale orchid shade
finished with a deep girdle Of turquoise
blue velvet, diamond ornaments and
tiara Of diamonds.
Mrs, Ebert II. Gary-Costume o!
emerald green satin, diamond ornament
and tiara of diamonds,
Nine. pomicio Ia Gama-Costume ot
blue tafcta over gold lace. diamond
tiara.
Mrs. 6. Oliver Iselin-Costume OF mini
satin embroidered in large floral fgures
of a deeper shade OF pink, diamond or.
/ namcnts.
Miss Louise Wise-Costume Of white
satin. diamond bandeau.
Mrs. John Sanford-costume of greer
net and gold brocade made with n shor
tunic OF green net embroidered In golo
designs.
Mrs, Herbert Satterlee-Costume O
pale blue velvet combined with lace. ant
pearl embroidery collar OF diamonds.
Mrs. Arthur NOTWITHSTANDING OF pal,
green satin and net; bandeau Of dia
monds.
Mrs. Oren R~oot-Costume OF blacl
velvet with sleeves and short tunic o
cream Colored lace.
Mrs. Karrick Riggs-Costume Of tur
quoise blue tareta diamond embellish
ments. and collar OF diamonds.
Mrs. Ogden Mills-Costume of whit
satin and gold diamond a
the corsase: diamond collar and thar;
OF diamonds.
Mrs. Cornelius notwithstanding o
pale pink chiffon finished at the grid,
and bodice with gold embroidered net
Small tiara of diamonds,
Mrs. William Payne Thompson--Cos
tune OF black net over silver. with bodic,
of silver cloth.
Mrs. Arthur Isclln--Costume Of whit,
satin and chiffon black poppy corsag,
ornament, and narrow bandeau OF dia
monds.
Mrs. NJ Orme wilson--Costume o
pale yellow velvet ana gold brocad,
combined with lace.
Mrs. Rudolph Sprcckcls Costume o
black velvet; pearl ornaments.
Mrs. II. Nok. neutrality-suspicious. 0
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lie was IN fun command Of his vocal
resources, and despite the French text,
which always hampers him, sang adj
mirably. lie was especially happy In
his most important solo, that OF the first
act. which he sang with Il lyric beauty
recalling his earlier days when the
"Furtiva lag set the house Wild
with JOY.
Mr.. al I.uca displayed n side OF his art
hitherto unrcyealeI. lie showed that
no was a master of the delicate finish
required in sucn a part as ZT0d and he
made the French text clearly ineligible.
Mime. Hempcl'S voice was In good state
II she delivered ravishing upper tones.
Also She sang the pure canttlcna passages
exccilently. Mr.. Roth!er as the high
priest was "A sacerdotal abor!gine OF Gaul.
which means that he filed Bizet's re-
quirements perfectly.
The faithful chorus must MOI be for
gotten. 1t even won "A round OF applause
for one of its numbers. just like "A star.
The orchestra had no trouble with Its
duties. and Mr.. polacco conducted as
one who was well accustomed TO
heavier burdens.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-28


Green district lYetzel county. the
Wells Oil Company drilled q test on
The Morgan farm through the hi Fl In
jun sand and has II show for a three
barrel punlper This location is in
defined territory.
ON Lynn Camp run Clay district,
Richie county. Philadelphia Com
panY has now drilled its test on the q.
.C GottrLll farm through the Big In
.iun sand and IL is dry, ON the same
stream and in the same district. the
same company second test on the T..
IT. TAYLOR farm isl III Easser 81 the Max
on sand On Stewards run the Inn
.ilal,iiiI Oil and Gas Products Com
3parls Il test on the Nj. Keith farm is
n light r.asser in the Sluaw SAP Il and
iii shows for q light pumpel-.
on I2ants rim. Union district Ty-
.lercounty. the Columbia Oil Com
#panyfs f test on the nv. NE. Wells farm
1s5 showing for 4 god producer IN the
Keener sand On Lons rim, MurphE
district. iIitchie COUNT, the Hope Ma
turs4l Gas Company completed q test
on the sarah II Nuzum arm and IL
shows very Light in the Zig Injun
sand.
IsriT Producer III II:lnasrha.
On Blur creek Elk district Ka-
county the Ohio Fuel Com
pans drilled 50. iO On the gorge W..
county the Bankers OH Company Is
and III nrodi2cad seventy -seyen barr
.rala the first till rty-th rae u ours In
the Same district the South Penn OIL
Company shot NO. Ii on the A,
.NIc t'orkl n farm and increased its pro-
ductiOn from Ell gllt IT, 81 ftY-fl i've barrels
the ensuing twenty our hours.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-28
oil AND GAS
Development
OF TRI-STA.T.
Latest Reports Of Operations III.
West Virginia, Pennsyl-
YanIa and Ohio.

Light wells are tile Offering irl the
West Virginia fields. There are many
8conlnlttiora reported but there IN iit-
lie Importance attached to any on.
IFiro Mile creek, Burning Springs dis
trict,. Writ county, the South Penn
oil Company completed No. q con me
William Dawson firm. ~ Is a TEN
Barrel purlper in the Salt sand. on
Straight creek. IN the same district.
the safllt coll pnnr.s No. 3 on the E.
A. Wilson farm IL Il hfteen-barrel
pumperiE the Salt sand.
III the shallow sand territoTy I "a
washington district. PleaAAnts conn-
TIL. s. N Itanlge comp leted No 4 y on
the Solomon tflel farm and it she
for al Al 9Th 4 pun er5 i1 the COW Run.
sand Slx miles west Of Pine Grove
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-28

\ II & Fl 4 T III {, Z 2
on Failing Rock creek. Elk dis
Itrict, kanawha county, the Falling
Rock Oil and Gas Company drilled its
No. Go on the Failing Rock Camel
Goal Gornpany's property through the
Weir sand and found nothing The
hole has been abandoned and the rig;
torn down.
Clay County Competitions.
on Elk river, Union district, Clay
county, tile Cioshorn Oil Company
NO q on the Gosh orn= R uffncr- tract is
|. u light prnipcr# iii the Big Tnjun sand.
ION upper Camp creek, the United
Fuel Gas Gonlpany's No. S on the
/ Frank Cox farmis drilling In the Big.
Iniun sand and the hole has filled up
t1 400 feet with fluid. On the same
stream and In. the same district. the
! T2ouzer Oil q Company drilled u test on
Salt sand and is testing it ut thu t level
before drilling to the Big Injun for.
tmation.
Southeastern Ohio.
III tile junction City district. Jack
son township. Perry county, O.. the
Carter Oil Company completed land
shot No. IS on the Ar. J. Snyder farm.
land 1t produced forty barrels the en-
suing tWenty-four hours. In the
iIinion Furnace district. Hooking
county there are several Wells due.
! ia the Sand ia15
In the shallow sand territory in.
tAIuskinEunl county. Perry and Drury
drilled their5test on the . !. q ]. Dickson
farm, located In Monroe township.
through the Berea grit. AZ is u lls-.
ter. The Bell OIL Company las tl1e e.
issrig couple ted for I'm the SS ii- i-;.
y 9 NI5 LINZ 81 S3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-28
s. I'ro(luer At InRotllnl'.

IN the new deyel opment at lingo
mar. Allegheney county. Pa. NcClay
and Company drilled their well on
the Joseph Price lot into the sand and
Hit shows for Il ten or fifteen barrel
pumper. nj. MI. NTalley and Company
will be due in the sand tomorrow at
their we'll on the Tr1mble# lot anu
SNah7 and Douglass will be due few
days alter on the Saryer lot.
In the lower end of the old Wild
wood field. the Guyton Oil Company
drilled a test on the Robert Gllyton.
farm into the Boulder and found a
show or oil. The well viii be drilled
Ito tile Fourth sand before testing
Near ndercliff, the American Nltur
tsands.
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DRILLING Ttest -1H-ells.

Drilling TtcSt ENFeilS.
on Wolf Penn run, Grant district
Ritchie county, Ill Goldfish and Com
.pany have started to drill a test5on
the James SeWbrough farm. On Rock
run. Lafayette district, Peasants
Hountr the Bankers Oil Company is
starting Il test OH the j. w I1l enling
farm. On LcKim creek, Meade dis
.trtct, Tyler county. the Carter Oil
Company ha sstarted to drill on. the
q. "A. Baker farm. On the river front
in Lubbock district, Wood county.
Stout Brothers are due in the sand
at = test on the Emily @. Meldahl
farm.
III the Dents run pool, Manning
ton district, Marion county. the Del
mar Oil Company gave its NO. 25#o on
/ the j Ohm ID. Hays farm q shot last
Saturday and inreascd its production
Ito 100 barrels. This was the second
time this well was shot since drilled
into the sand =. w. Bartlett's no.
i.2 on the 2. Il. Bntson farm is hold
Ting up4 at 345 barrels.
The prices paid TOR oil Of various
grades BY the purchasing agencies
fare:
| Pennsylvania ]. .. .-s.a.. $3.50
Mercer black X. (. /. -. 4. 8.I. 2.10
New Castle Il. @.. .. 2.1O
Corning .-...s. ...i.I. i. 2.1O
tCabell .A.3.5-....5. 2.OT
somerset y. .S... 100
| 3RaEland .....5.. TX. .%.$.5. .s.#.#. 80
North Lima I. ..s... Hi. las
South Lima .5. .5.a- .=...8.8. las
l5EVooster .8... .I. !. \. .... s-4.s ". no
plymouth n .S..s |. .,.5,. los
iPrinceton .4- .3.. Il. 1852
Illinois N. !. a .5.4. & a. il. 81
Kansas and Oklahoma .- ...6. 90
Indiana q. .a.#.. 1.33
I=FIeaIdton ....# 40
| Coraicana light y. .5.. !. y t... 90
Do heavy ... !. WV 40
Electra 4 III \. y .#-.. ..s-- 80
4 Henrietta !. .... \. ..-.. ..#.a. 80
/ Thrnll .. WV Y. Il. h 4 Il. -. so
IStrawn ...S. .E. .$.8. $.s-s. -5.$.-. 80
Moran ... ". \. ...i.#.. W ]. Y 80
| Crichton a.5...# y. ". VII. go
DE Soto VI. I. I'll. 80
I.32-34.9 deg, gr. Cad 3.5.,.. Va 3
I36-37.9 deg. gr. Cad .33..5 -a. so
l538 dee. above 81. Cad 80
Cad do crude .. II. A Ii. 4 .T... !. Us IS
ECRnada .. 4. /. q .t. N sc
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-28

liam and Many Walker farm. In N. Lin II \
coin township. Coshoton onnty. THE
pleasant Hill Oil and Gas Company Isl
starting No. 81 On the g. mi. Vert
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Pursuant U tire authority vested In me
by n decree mad entered on the 30tha
day III September, 1876, By the Circuit
Court Of Hnrrtson County West yirETnfa,
in the GhancerN Cause therein pending OF
IDttO w. Smith, ct nj, against George M
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The undersigned Clerk of tie Circuit
Court OF Harrison. County, West EIrglnln.
hereby certihes that tile above SpeciQl8
Commissioned has executed before me bond
With approved security in the penalty mud
with tile conditions required by the decree
.ofs sale III the above mentioned cluse.
Given #unacrny hand this the 18th lay
of Nnyanl her 1D1Es s
Evening star., 1916-01-24
ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION
TO GIVE ANNUAL DANCE
Washington Chapter of Trinity Col
lege Will Be Host at Rausch
er's February II.

Plans for the second annual dance OF
Washington Chapter of the Trinity
College Alumnae Association we're COM
pleted at a tea given last evening by
Mrs. Lawrence V. Grosan. president OF
the chapter, in her home, 4l31 Harrison
street northwest. The dance is to be
at Rauscher's. Friday. February II.
All of the 22o young women attending
Trinity College are to attend. The
aids will be a corps Of students from
Georgetown and Catholic universities.
The committees in charge We're guests
OF Mrs. Grogan last evening: with Miss
Katharine Boyle of Fitchburg. Mass.
president of the student government Of
the college, representing the under
graduates.
This is the only big ball of the year
at Trinity, and many of the 5ouns
ladies entertain relatives and friends
from out of town at this event.
Officers of the Washington chapter
are:
President. Mrs. Lawrence V. GroSan:
vice president Mrs. Bruce Fahnestoch: ::
treasurer, Miss Margaret Norman; cor
responding secretary. Miss Margaret NJ.
Collins, and recording secretary. Miss
Isabelle F. Murphy.
Evening star., 1916-01-24
"WESTERN INDIES ROUTE"
TOPIC OF DR.. ANDERSON
Will Make Address Tomorrow Night
at Annual Meeting of Spanish
American Atheneum.

The annual meeting of the Spanish
Anne rican Atheneum will be held tomor-
row night at O'Clock at Rauschers s,
it is announced. when Bishop Charlie s
Warren Currier is expected to preside.
An address on The Western Route
to the Indies will be delivered by
DR.. c. /. G. Anderson. DR.. Anderson
was major and surgeon in the United
States Army, serving during the Span
ish American war in Cuba and later in
the Philippines. and has Travelled in
Central and South American countries.
Senor Don Manuel FTaile will recitc
LA Ultima Lamentacion de Lord
Byron" composition by Gaspar de
Nunez Arce. II was first recited by a
famous Spanish actor at the Teatro
Espanol of Madrid in 1876.
Senor Fraile comes from Old CASTLE,
province of Salamanca, Spain. but has
been resident of this city since 1888
For many years he has been connect ed
with the Department OF Agriculture
and with the romance language de-
partment Of several schools.
In order to create Spanish atmo-
sphere typical Spanish music will be
embraced by the program. Miss Flor
ence Coumbe will sing the Songs of
the Pyrenees, accompanied on the
piano by Miss Mildred Rider.
Evening star., 1916-01-24
SPANIARDS MAY INTERN
GERMAN ARMY IN AFRICA
Reported to Have Crossed the
Guinea Boundary in Retreat
Before British.

PARIS, January PA dispatch from
Madrid says Official announcement has
been made there that German troops
in the Kamerun, retreatinS before the
victorious British forces. had crossed
the border into Spanish Guinea, where
they were to be interned.
y later message from the Madrid cor
respondent of the Havas Agency said
that the Spanish ministers of war and
marine on being questioned concerning
this announcement, declared they had
received no news that German troops
had actually penetrated Spanish terri
tory. In any event. they said, British
troops would not pursue them across
the border.
Several. weeks ago the French and
British began vigorous campaign
for the conquest of the kamerun, the
only remaining German possession in
Africa, with the exception of German
East Africa. official British reports
chronicled several victories over the
Germans, who. at last accounts. We're
said to be feeing toward Spanish
Guinea, which adjoins the kamerun
or the south.