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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-13

T I'VE BGFNTS-To handle Household Special
Il ties. great lab r savers big sellers. send for
free bookle, TIE c. L FRIES co. q North ro
Street, Camden. n J. mli-lS-25
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-13

WANTED al SCRURBERS Anay to
" Houslkeeper at Garvel Hall ml-3t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-13

RFONFY To LOAN OK FTEsT MORTGAGES
= L 'euurT - suit borrower Apply 70 WINSOl
G. COTT Attornev. u School Street, Annsco,ls,
Md n4-6@-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-13

you hear i,.t about the TYPEWRITER CTFT.
4 THIS is nsws-fhere is 2 TYPFWFTTFR
MAN ho IS he Wh ~ he 6oes-ah that IS CIR
.t,rei; those who know him tel him az theT
fereygtiftr U -ufs their reDairs rents hIgvs rr6
setle. surri snd more CuSswrrFs A n Esley
ltt Z i.exj~ g.0n ST RaIlimCre. i2l-m
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-13

TOR SAIE-Amicus Junior. bay msle HORSE.
4 Buggy, Cart. Harness for sale al ISAAC
JOHNSON. Can be seen al Eastport. Isl Ches.
a0eslSe Ave, years old; weight. 900. ~ hands
high. in first class con1ition mT-m
TOR SALE-SIX lots at Fsstport Heights
soxl95 Il. ca h. VIII sell snglv or as q Whole.
Must be sold. Apply E. T. BEAVIN.. 81 West
Street NOV
FOR SAL E-To close an estate, e-Room HOUSE
ll9 ConduU St, az bargain. Apply to r II.
HDRNIIZ. 50 Gunthsr Bids. Baltimore or az
SO West ST, CITY. f5-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-13

Inspection invite
my c0mmerdata
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-13
FOE SAFE

L CHINE in perfect order SO. Apply q North
west St mi3-N
TOR rSALE-2 Cyrhers NcUBATORs. Ad-
dress P. b, COOPER. Z. r. d. No ?. Phnne
$50. rle-3t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-13

WTANTED-Y0UNG MEN as Railway NAH
w Clerks SIS 60 month Sara9le e,sanina.
tion qu. stions free Franklin Institute DeD't li6
N. Rochester, ~. Y, ms m
MEN-WOMEN- -WANTrD--S7S 90 per month
" Government Jobs Vacancies constantly.
Wite for list positions now obtai- able Frsnkhn
Institute. Dert l46 l.. Rocheste- n T. f23 N
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-13
City Drug Store
FRLDAEYER BROS.
l6I MAIN STREET
our store is Supplied S. All Times
with The Finest Line Of
Pure Drugs
eATENT MEDICTNEs OF All KINDS
Prescriptions Compounded by Ex-
perieneed Pharmacists r. Day
or Night.
COSMETICS AND TOILET ARTICLES
Cigars and Cigarettes.
NICHOLAS H. GREEN. solicitor
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
/ Mary G. Bryan. VIM. NJ. Bryan, her hus-
| band: Il. Roland Brown. ,. Newton Git-
| bert VS.. hasmus ClauseR. administrator
OF Alfred l.. BalSoT and the Unknown
/ Heirs Of Alfred l. Baker.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ANNE
ARUNDEL COUNTY.
no. 1850 EQUITY.
NICHOLAS H. GREEN. Solicitor
ORDER or PUBLICATION.
40. 1850 EQUITY,

N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ANNE
ARUNDEI. COUNTY.
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FORR RENT.

LtOR RFNF HOUSE. No f09 Cathedral s.. 6
rooms. partrv ard bath atro-- stove In
good repair. Rent So 90 Aspy next door.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-13

TOR RENT FAMILY RESIDENCE on Prince
Geotg ge Street, y Room. bath and all mod
Rent reasonable Apply w. Fl HART Church
Circle. MIL 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-13

TOR RENT Comfortable DWELLINGS. ~
EastDort. porches ard large ward Cord
condi ion Rent s. and $40. Apply W. II. HART,
Passport NIL 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-13

A ROOM FOR RENT-With or without table
n board. Apply g. Cornhil Street. one door
from State Circle m7w
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-13

WANTFD-RFPREsE EVERY
~ WHERE Finest goods: low prices. GOOD
pav and a square dea Write as about i. The
PEQU0D NURSERY co, klerden, Conn. m'ct3
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STOCK MARKET
VERY DULL
Efforts 70 LIT Il From It's Recent De-
preston aaG the Opposite Eject.
Some War Shares Made
Recovertes.

NEW YORK. Jan. 13-Enorts I. lift
the market out OF its recent slough Of
oppression by "A concerted drive against
the increasing short interest IN special
stocks proved abortivc in to-day dull
ana professional market. \ few OF the
war order shares made sharp rccoVcries
from low prices OF yesterday. parttCu-
lariy tructblc Steel. which was helped
~ the companys favorable statement
OF earnings Tor December. Another en-
~couraElns development in that quarter
was the report that the administration
az Washington had registered it's oppo-
siii0n 10 any legislation aimed at an en-
largo on exports OF munitions.
There were numerous substantial
gains IN high priced spccialtics. includ-
ing United states Industrial Alcohol,
common and preferred. and American
Coal Products and other issues OF kind
red cciiber. but the movement in these
stocks was plainly m-anipulativc and cx-
crtcd no general interest.
During the mid-sessiou tho rise gath
high class rails. but gains were large
Is. IT not wholly. wipcC out in the nnal
hour. when heavy selling Of Mexican
issues was resumed. Mexican Hstro-
ltum made an extreme decline Of q
points. to li0i-. and American smelling
dropped 3A. TO i03A. The weakness
or these shares was accompanied by
many dtsquietuE reports dealiug with
conditions in the southern republic.
United States Steel. which manifested
an irregular tendency ar tho o~utsfart,
close, its final quotation OF So repre-
senting "a net loss OF =.
The total sales Of stocks amountede 60
BIS. 900 shares.
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J. J. Park was elected president %
the German Bank Of Wheeling. yestsr-
at a meeting OF the reccntly-clectcd
board OF directors. An organization was
president. John. +. He'll as v~ice-prcsi-
dent aud cashier. and Edward J.. Wager.
asis tant cashier.
ny Park succeeds the late Henry Sch
mulhach as the head OF The bank. Ip
uilil N~e~terd1N. no pc-scu had been
ti'-ted 20 nh the vacancy caused by the
,eath q Mr.. Schmuihach. which oc-
CURED last August.
Mr. Park h. president ard treasurer
OF the North Wheeling GLASS Company.
tie formerly was vice pre-ll,ut aad di-
rector in the German Eank.
Mr. Park D. also Al tile head or the
Riverside Bridge c~ouraany. which mas
an extensive ostgilsl mtut az Martin,
lerry. AMI iauri,uteS structural iron
ana steel Tor ltids-s building con-
StructlCu. getting contracts throughout
the United states and abroad.
Tor many years he has been a potent
motor ~ the business life of the Great
.. wheeling. and the news or mic cleNa-
tlon 10 the presidency OF one OF the larg-
and most Important financial lnstl-
tutlons Of the city viii be learned with
us actiou not only by the patrons OF
IN. uaHN, nut hE the general public as
Wen, among whom Nr. Park number
thousands or friends and well Wishcrs.
The selection or AR. John o.. Hell as
V-Se president and cashier. and OF Nj.
EuNdrd L. wager ass assistant cashier
VIII De received with fully a. much SAT-
AFFINITY and experience. whose activ, rf-
forts IN behalf Of the German bank viii
contribute largely Go ats continued prcs-
tlse IN the wheeling financial world.
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WALL STREET SUMMARY.

Bank OF England minimum discount
rate unchanged. at . per cent.
kcutuCk ygasoliuc prices advanced
cent.
Great Britain Is To extend naval block
add against Germany.
Favorable trade balance FOR week end.
cd January : was S5S.O76. sol. an in.
crease Of over 100 per cent. compared
with previous week.
December "A month OF record passen
ger business on local traction Compa'
MES.
Administrations Mexican policy at.
tackled iu Senate and House.
Twelve industrials 1859. up 2.59 pei
cent
twenty railroads 1860. up o.51 Pei
cont.
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Fred J. Park Elected President Of German Bank
AT Meeting of Board Of Directors Cd Thursday
HEAVY INCREASES In
THE BANK CLEARINGSI
Thursdays Total Again Larre-Ga of
33-l Fer Cent for the WEEKS
Cl0arings.

Wheeling's bank clearings continue to
snow heavy gains compared with the
same period a year ago. Clearings for
Thursday aggregated S426.O44Oa. as
compared with S31T.5S7H3. a gain OF
Sl0S.fJ6.21. or 3f.1 per cent.
FOR the week nding Thursday the
clearings were S2.5i2.42O.95. compared
with Sl.sb7 .6S2.33. n gain of S624.T2S.6i.
or SS.l per cent. These figures were re-
ported TO Bradstreet's by Manager Alex
Mitchell. OF the Wheeling Clearing House
Association, for tabulation this week
with the clearings OF other large COM
mercial centres OF the United States.
FOR the month OF January TO date. the
total clearings are Sf.SO2.653.43. COM
pared with S3.455.525.6l. an increase OF
Sl.Sft,lZI.h2. or 30 per cent. The fig
lows:
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MANUFACTURER 1--cREAsEs.

NAStIlN1IoN. Jan. 13.-Scventeen
months of tIt -F.uror.aa WAR. a....- -
g. q report issued To-day by Dr. Thomas
II. Norton. the EoVcrr uant's dyesturfs
rNp 90. has seen Amer can manufacture
OF dyes increase five old. and now this
country is -producinn oa--hal OF the
solors 10 normally uses. Hope is held
out That by 1919 the great bulk of arti-
ficial dyes consumed ier. will be made
by American works G am American raw
material.
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OH CO. 1NcoRPoz.rED.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. IA
certificate OF Incorporation was issued
nN the secretary Of state today to the
ulfsd ola Gas Co. OF Pittsburgh which
proposes To- operate IN Marion county,
West Virginia. The authorized capital
D. 100000. The incorporators are r. o.
bartlett. p VI. Skeehan. Ray Skeehan.
James Dunn and Abner Rainbow ali
OF Pittsburgh.
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Total. .s4.so2.s5s.4S s3.455.5s5.6I se.t
Inc. ..Sl.347. 1889.
MARKET WAS QUIET
Few Sales Were Reported on Local Eek.
change Yesterday-Demand
Is Strong.

Despite a strong demand for local
stocks. yesterday was a quiet day on the
wheeling exchange. persons holding
stock apparently not being disposed to
sell. Prices remained rrm and in two
or three instances advanced slightly
The demand for glass issues Yesterday
caused holders OF Fostoria Glass STOCK
10 ask 40. The last sale reported was
az li6. The same was true oil Wheeling
Mold and Foundry. "A block OF which was
placed on the market At 81. The last
sale reported was at 50.
Neuralgyline advanced a point yestrr-
day. selling at 1S4. February I is the
usual date for the paymen of the regu-
lar quarterly dividend OF 3 per cent.
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Security Trust organizes.

me directors OF the Security Trust
company, who were reelected at We'd
nesday r meeting OF s~tOtknollerz. .f-
iected an organization. r~-~terda,. IN
rf-elect4ug last year officers.
The organIZlt4un follows.
ire-lucH--N b.. Stone.
}. McFaddcn.
Cashier and secrctary-Fred j. Fox
Assistant cashier Harold = Martin.
Trust ouicor-E l.. Bowie.
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MONEY.
PANHANDLE IL,

New YORK. Jan. 1S.-AIercanule ma
'r per cent. Sterling. 6O-day
~ Val demand. .1GL cables.
Sc. France demand. SAL: cabies'
So M-rhs. demand. 1gc: cables.
tr h.pucn, demand. I3c: cables.
e. tulicers. demand. ffiac: cables.
lirCs. demand. sC.15: cables,
se'4 Ruolcs. demand, soc: cables.
BAR silver. 56 e.: Mexican dollars Aac
bonds steady.
Tim, loans .tead}: 90 DAYS. Pa
per cent. 600 da.s. "a mea no. ccnt-.
20 months. %. COS ..r cent.
All mono, steady: high. .. low. IA:
Hiins fti, last loan. p closing
Did. l+ offered at %.
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I EARNINGS.

CHICAGO. Jan. 13-Thc total volume
or business done by Armour a Co. In the
year ,uuIrg October. 1915. was Sf25.0OO.-
600. accuraiuL 90 the annual report or
the company issued to-day. The average
profit ON the total volume Of sales was
2< per cent and the net return on the
capital employ ed Was 10 per cent.
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national nant OF west virginia.

lst@f years officers were reelected.
yesterday, bv directors OF tn, National
Bank OF West Virginia at Wheeling.
ASIDE from rcrtrCtlT- AN organization
for the ensuing year. outy ro...uc
business was transacted.
The Officers follow
Iresidcut-E ". Dgiehay.
Ntce-presideuts-W h. irvine and J..
?. PAUL..
Cashicr-A. j.. schmidt
Assistant ca-hisr-E vs.. Ztun.
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Cash quotations: Wheat No. , red
nominal. No. , red ti.27N; No. > hard
S1.2i1aQ i25; No. 3 hard s1.140l22h.
Corn. No. > yellow nominal; No. Z.
yellow 7Szq75c: 40. 4 white 73& "
oats No. , white ask o47n; stand
ard ass Q49L.
Pork. ~SiS.15m1e.I5: lard sio.42R
1859. rib $iO.12G10.5e.
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INITIAL

NEW YORK. Jan. IS.-Thc metal ex-
change quotes lead $3.50. Spelter not
quoted. At London lead $50. 5s. Spelter
$50.
coppcr-Firm: clectrolytic S240o.
Iron-Steady and unchanged. Metal cN-
change quotes tn quict &4l.o0 bid. Al
.ondon spot copper $50. futures $50.
los. Electrolytic fl14. spot tin fI74.
Futures fis5, l5s. Anthony c125.
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Directors or the Fluk ar ID. ohio
valley. meeting yesterday for The pur-
pose % organizing FOR tns o1suiu- year.
fe-'leettd last years officers. a- foi-
lows.
President. A. Miller.
Nic.-Hresilert-Eol simpson.
Cashier u. Mcdonald.
Assistant csshier-R " Mckee.
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HIGH MARK ON
WHEAT MARKET
Cold Wave Responsible Tor The Ad.
vance-ReacSon followed WITH
Close Unchanged

HICAGO. Jan. 1s-Highest prices vet
on the 1915 crop were scored In the
wheat market today chiefly because OF
the cold wave. a reaction followed.
however. and the close was
az hW& TO "a TO 1 cent advance. with
May al l2Sa % and July at 1915 a.
other leading staples. too. all showed
galns-cOrn - y TO 4. to sac. oats 4.
TO &c and provisions ~ to 3 cents
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NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-the closing
wls steady and SOS points higher.
Sales 500 tons. March S3.5s. May 45.4s
July S355.
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COFFEE
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Jan. 18-Conee Rio. No.
Z. Sc, futures steady. March sos. July
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WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. 10. '1s.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily by A. E Masten a Co. bankers
Virginia building.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. IS. '16.
Corrected by a l. Msstcn 4 Co. men,
bera Boston stock Exchange.
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1oenn = 800 closinc stoeh Lettar
n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. Il. '1G.
Range OF active stocks on the Sev
York stock Exchange corrected daily b.
= p Nastcr & CO.. brokers.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING, w. Va. Jan. -. 10.
Market reported Dy \. H.. Austcu n 90.
New York stock Exchange.
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A oPrrIors.

news says Rallies IN tho
war department are natural and duo. as
suggested Ia our general market outlook
OF yesterday morning They may cN-
tend somewhat. hut. We anticipate fur
tional ~readiustmeut develop.
Clark, Childs q co. say The general
stock market probably will be hard 10
bull until there IS some sign that polls
in the industrial group have substantial
y IlsntsnSd Lhsir Iosd OF oollgsrions
nestle statistical position IN wheat is
against any decided strength in the
market now. and We would await breaks
wan street Journal, There is quite
% little selling on rallies by traders who
recently. switched to the bear side OF
Journal OF The situation
appears 20 he that holders Of the war
stocks have become discouraged al tho
pcssimistic uttcrances by public men Of
late; also b. the fact that the urgent
demand for munitions has eliminated
and that tho allies will be able from now
ON To- take care OF most Of their own re-
Commercial: Whatever may he the
fate Of some OF the Overlooked war
stocks" no Spectator or investor can
ignore tho prosperity OF the country and
the large earnings OF the railroads.
Logan q 3ryan's Closing stock Letter.
NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-Shorta covered
session. but The demand FOR stocks sub
sided in the last hour. and the element
NfAFlr0Ak lINIlNNfI NHAFA'l NN ENNNNAANf
tho short lines which were cvcucd up on
the recent up-turus.
The shares OF companies having in
fsrtsts in Mexico We're notably wcukk. II
hCin gsaid uuofnciullv n Washington
be- likely 10 take such action as will
have as it's object the preventing OF a
recurrence OF yesterdays untoward AT
fniE,
Aside from Mexican adviceg. there was
little Of novelty or interest in tho days
news budget. The strength Of sterling
exchange strongly suggests that Europe
and Loudo are arravcd on The selling
side Of the market Tor the present. We
continue TO adhere TO the Wow that long
lines 90 industrlalg hould be reduced in
Esspiug with "a conservative course al
urDaeuf levels.
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LOCAL STOCKS
STOCKS. Obj,

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. IS. 'ls.
Daily Quotation List OK The wheellnA
Stock Exchange:
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do pf. iaa las i2i 'iisE is5 20
Iure o. 1888 lsA 1SAI.....I lSAI 90
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STOCKS

Total shares 525.7oo.
Bonds 4.291.OO0.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. w. Va, Jan. 10. &c.
Corrected by A. r. Master a Co. l.. r.
Brand. Mgr. Rooms 2Of-2O5 National
Bank Bldg. Wheeling. w. Va
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-11
HAS HAD REMARKABLE MINING
EXPERIENCE.

Joseph E. chever. who lives at tho
corner OF Ash and Cedar streets. Lin
coin Park. has had a notable expert
enee as a miner in various parts O.
the world and is as familiar with pr-c-
teal mineraiology as the average man
is with the alphabet upon which hi
native language is founded. MIR. CheN-
er had three years OF copper mining
in Australia. three years of gold min
Ing in the Cripple Creek district. nine
years OF coal mining in England and
Wales and several years OF mining in
the bitumious coal fields OF southern
Illinois. Mr.. chever has lived in Colo
RADIO for twenty years and is a hale
and hearty specimen of manhood.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-11
MEETING OF GENERAL AID
SOCIETY.

The General Aid Society of the First
Methodist CONGREGATION held Its regu'
lar monthly meeting in the church par
lors Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Armstrong presiding.
The report of tho secretary for the
last two previous meetings was road
and approved. Treasurer reported q
small cash balance on hand. Thirty
dollars was received from the diner
ent divisions Of the organization and
twenty-five dollars was also paid In as
an offering made during the last three
years on Mothers Day" by gentle
man whose name IL withheld. seye'
raj other financial itcmn were report
Cd and the usual bills allowed. After
some othNr business matters were
discussed the aesaion adjourned and
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-11
ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY AT THE
BURGESS HOME.

Tho members of the Girls Tramping
club. all junior elassmen in the Canon
City high school. consisting of Miss
es Ruth Goodrich. Esther Manlove,
Irma Milton. Bernice Karr and Theo
Emmerson. were delightfully."- enter
tanned at the home Of Miss Anna Bur
CESS on Forest avenue Thursday night
at which time they were presented
with the following invitation: Mrs.
Charles Burgess requests the honor of
your presence at the marriage OF her
daughter. Anna. to Mr.. Leon Farley
Starr on Saturday. May twenty-seventh
nineteen hundred and sixteen. at
twelve O'Clock. SIT Forest avenue.
The groom-elect Is at present en-
ployed in clerical capacity at the
plant of the Empire Zinc company and
is a most exemplary and highly es-
teemed young man.
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MRS. TRoUTMAN AND MRS.
cRAMER ENTERTAIN.

One OF the prettiest social affairs
Of the season took place at the home
Of Mrs. p. II. Troutman on College
avenue Wednesday afternoon when
Mrs. Troutman and Mrs. Julius Cram
er entertained at cards.
Large branches OF Towering crab
tree made the rooms beautiful and
carried out the pink and white color
scheme.
Eight tables OF auction bridge were
played and when scores we're counted
Mrs F. p. Smith and sirs. Harry
Combs were found to be in the lead.
They were presented with cut glass
bud vases. During the afternoon fruit
punch was served. and at the close
of the play a dainty lunch OF cream
cake. coffee and bon bons was enjoy
ed. Tiny rose baskets containing salt.
ed nuts we're the pretty fayors given
each guest.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-11
Mr.. AND MRS TRouTMAN
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER

A number of the friends of AIR.
and Mrs p II. Troutman we're char
mingly entertained at their home on
College avenue last Friday evening.
A six-course dinner was served at
O'Clock and was a delightful affair
A large cluster OF sweet peas formed
a beautiful centerpiece and covers
were laid for twelve guests. The
evening of music and cards which fol
lowed was pleasure to all. Easter
lilies furnished the decorations in
the living room. Those enjoying the
evening were DIR. and Mrs. r. E.
Holmes. DR.. and Mrs. T. Ashley, MIR.
and Mrs. R. S. Beall. Mr. and Mrs
C. c. Nelson. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Thomas.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-11
ENTERTAINED BY MRS. JONES
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

Mrs. Albert Jones entertained the
members of the East Canon assoeia-
ton Thursday afternoon at the odd
Fellows home on Fifteenth street
The time was given over largely 70
social intercourse and the occasion
was much enjoyed by all. The spa
cious library of the home was well NIL
ed with ladies and the hostess added
TO their pleasure by a number of selec-
tions on the viotroia. Later in the
children's play room. refreshments,
consisting of two kinds of sandwiches,
lemonade and gingersnaps. were serv-
ed. Mrs. Jones was assisted in serv-
ing by two OF the young misses of
the home.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-11

the annual mothers meeting was call
ed when the following program was
rendered:
The singing of two stanzas Of Coro
nation. with Mrs. Fairbanks as accom-
PIANIST; Devotional exercises, conduct
ed by Mrs. Chase. during which a word
painting was given of material devo
ton as illustrated in the life Of the
mother of Samuel. Mrs. Chase also
read beautiful poem, closing with
prayer. Miss Osborn gave a humor
GUS reading and responded with an
encore. Piano solo. Miss Thomas. Mrs
Linkins read a paper on the subject
of Mothers Needs" Original poem
Miss Ripley. Vocal solo. Mrs. Wolfen
berger, accompanied by Mrs. Morey
An encore was responded to. A paper
prepared by Mrs. Sweeney was read
by Mrs. Homan. concluding with an
original poem. Vocal solo. Miss
Bachelor, with Miss Swanson accom-
panist. Response was made to an
encore. This concluded the formal
program of the afternoon.
The president announced that mis-
sionary meeting would be held in the
church commencing we.1 esday af-
ternoon May IL and closing on Thurs
day, the 18th inst. A cordial invita-
tion was extended to all to attend. The
company was then conducted to the
dining room where ice cream. cake
and coffee were served. by the mem
bers of the first division at tables
daintily spread and ornamented with
flowers There were about seventy
five ladies' in attendance.