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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
BOOKER WASHINGTON ataoeA,

BIRMINGHAM Ma April TT y
Nufphee. p'csidrnt uf Marion institute.
Marion. Ma and " W Campbell. ptrs
idrni ~ the Macon County hank Al Tus.
kercc. we're Hmons the speakers y, me.
mntial exercises fot the late Rocker +
Washington held here Thursday niTh, M
connection With the annual convention
" the Alshama Negro Teachers asscci,.
ton. Roth Paid hish tribute 10 Wash.
inrtun int his eftc',s for the better.
Nv, NJ ~ his race Robert " Motion. Tor.
r,fl, commandment " cadets ut Hampton
Institute. whp recently Was elected pfin.
clpri " Tuskrsec institutre to succeed
W. shiurtun. appealed 10 the white pen.
pie NJ the country Tor continued support
~ Titkesre aud 60. operation In catt,ins
uit the ptugfam formulated D, Washing
ton
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Johnson. HEADS
ROAD MEN AGAIN

blNANr. OkIa April &C, q, john
con ~ Duuiut Thursday WIS reelected
pr, dent NJ the oklahoma, Texas A
"... 'r... H.fuciution The other
officer. elected we're
h. IT, Hughes. Dcnlson, Texas, vic, pres;
Id,ut ~ me Texas division; 4 \ Lee
rHu Oklahoma city, vice president ~
Ih, ruutn,ru Odhhumu district, " 4
G.ur... Guthrie. ylcc president Of the
r.,tn.ru Oklahoma district; " \ King.
l,...u T,yps. observation-disclosures:
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HOW PHILIP COT THERE.

The hat" k"nvtfi PM happened ~
he IN Washington on tho day of Cl','
lnnd'r nrst inauguration IT, VAIN
there Tor any p,pcr. ilt on ON ono "'
ms wandering trips and suddenly boz"
.oncclycd the iden that Boo would lIH go
See the parade from the ]grludautnh iir
had no ticket. on crcdcu,hiI.. hui % 'i
tie thing hike that never troubled lhi.r
he cart his eyer about, end One. fufI"
lighted on u tail. dgnin'l mrtl ".'h
magnificent white phift'rr Ike o.
SEQ the parade aid IhIl.H. s''pp'ng
~ 20 him II certainly should. -if. f'
Piled the stately old gentleman 'Th'n
come with me- suid Hhiip and don Q
ray u word Then Philip hutt"i into tn"
crowd. shouting 'Thl wJN. General
Make way for the g'uorhl then 'ofI
ger, clear o passage 30 thu ihr gen" h'
may feHoh the grtnds',uI. ana % hHIi
% dozen policeman opened t lau" through
the mob 'rhe general saw the pnf,d.
from q point o' ytrtug' and 90 aHI
rhiitp.
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TULSA. Okla April I-tSpeciGl) -
Statement from The" training quarters
ot both Carl Morris and Gunhuut Smith
indicate tho utmost cpundeuc. IN their
ability 10 win the battle Of gloyrF here
Friday night Nothing remains fOr the
big men to do now but wait FOR thu tap
Of the CONS which calls them together
In the middle of the ring 10th ar"
trained To- the minute. both viii rest
throughout the day Friday
Crowds nj Tulsa aud nj FnpulpH wer"
too great THURSDAY afternoon when the
RnyOne else 10 fight u why insid" IN" en-
closures Morris trained ~ usual I'm his
private gymnasium IN the Lee building
hig mon took their final workouts. Tor
aud won't through the usual course ~
training before the crowd II' boxed
thro, rounds Nith Rufus Cameron and
used the hig dinGN roughly. then be- went
through three ntft rounds Nith It"ddI"
llomnau TO give him u f1I practice ~
foot work. IN the morning hc Travelled
about five nr six miles on tn" road Rnd
biz trainers announce that he 10 right
on account II the great crowd that hHf
followed him sine" he landed In Tula
the gunner switched his training uinr'
rts from IN. business Mems AihintH
club to the Tulsu Athletic club Thur.
day afternoon In order that h. might
have more room The club seat NOR,
than 1900 people comfortably and when
the gunner entered III. ring to ro through
his stunts u large portion ~ ~" crowd
wrE left outside on account ~ M" lsck
NJ space.
Starting his training work th. gunner
punched th" bag several minutes unit.
he drove his right fist into the inflated
skin and broke the rope. s"ndlng the brl
far across th- club m u line He th"i
Jumped into the ring and skipped tn
rope u couple of rounds Then he dorn.,
the gloves with Dave Nillz md wen.
through four fast rounds with hi- trainer
m" program was closed with shadow
h,sing IN the morning be- also took
iruni ON m. road
The gunnrr was In tho hes, possibl,
humur ~ the close ~ MS work and d.
riHfed he was ready - enter the rins
This Is lust the opposite 10 Morris vii.
has been In q Crouch for the past tw.
days lie rrusls at his trainers an,
makes IN" training quarters som-thin
Ike "A bears den.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
DETROIT TIGERS SHUT
OUT MUSK0GEE'S TEAM

MrSkOGEI:. Okla April T. Especial
seventh inning Of Thursdiu . game with
~, Detroit Tigers pud Tyrus Cohb and
his teammates won. 9 too Two thousand
people nllrd MuHkogee's new bail park
to overlooking not a seat In the big
gutndstind remained unsold and the
bleacher crowds extended far out into
uFhtncld
pitcher Marshal, o new man ou the
Tiger stHn. and who had speed to burn,
held Muskugee 20 one hit. a two-bHgger
by Manager Mag In the ninth inning
wild throws. errors and passed balls
figured m The stuff that was run In the
seventh. Coo proved unsteady behind the
bat and Haley. after making n pretty stop
with the bases full. threw high over the
cat,hcr'H head to cut a man OF 81 the
plate. Ailshi". Ut second, contributed "a
the tragedy by letting q pop-up fall
through his fingers.
Tho Nets brought the fans 90 thor feb
bon the ninth when Henderson, the FIRST
man up. walked Mnag then doubled. put
ting Henderson on third Joe Robinson.
heaviest hitter IN the league last year, wa'
up. Joe was walked and the bases wer,
full McNIAhau MuSkogre's igw nrSt-ack
~. drove one sizzling over second, bat vit'
fcoop.d II M on the run and stepped OF
second, forcing Robinson
~ cobb had little opportunity to dis,
play his talent lie however got two hiti
out " four times up and stole third u
the sixth.
The -cufc u " T.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
BASEBALL RESULTS

n atlanta On -,ltAnta Southern -.
ISOLATION q Macon South Atlantic league
2
~ Richmond. Va Richmond Intern.
tinnal league I Philadelphia Nationals :
~ New Orleaus Cievel,n. Americans.
New orleans Southern association. tain
A. Princeton. \ Princeton o.
Furiham
Al Now York-New York uniycuil,
I Dartmouth 2
A. SwSt,hmorc, IA -swArhmote &
Cornell I
Al Wilmington. y philadelphia
Americans +, Ncckl Mount Virginia
league 1
Al Tuscaloosa, Ala University " Ala.
hama q University ~ Illinois n
At Charlottesville. Va Williams 8.
virginia 70
a. Clin,on Miss -M,si,'ippi college
s Mlllfnps ,
A. Annapolis. Md-Nayy T. George.
town 6
At plnchluu Atk 81 raul American
e''ocistion s. MilvauSse American vs..
sociatiOn .
Al Lawrence. Kan -unlvetslty ~ Kan.
sas 10. Iowa state College tAms,i =
A. Neutrality-suspicious. Nationals G
Brooklyn o
A. shrc,sport-Chicasu National. o
Shreveport Tcsss league o t..,.n In.
ninss. tsinl
A. Topeka Chicago Americans ~
Topeka Western l.asu. !
~ n, louis-St. Louis Nationals {,
Americans
AZ Louisville Pittsburgh National. 1
Louisville American association
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
WHITE BEATS eElTisHE7.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Hpril Charlie
white. the Chicago lightweight, was
awarded 70 d'0isiOn over Matt Wells. the
Enrlish lightweight champion IN u fifteen
round bout here Thursday NIGHT.
white. although known ms II left hand
cd fighcr, used his right with telling
effect In the eleventh and fourteenth
rounds he showorcd Wells with right
,rOssos un'il the Brltton wuH compelled
TO bold on 10 save himself The English
champion fought a gam" fight, however,
and tho action did not lag at any time
Newspaper men gave white eight Of
the fifteen rounds Wells received thro,
while four were even
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS
PUT HAOley FORWARD

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo. April
Republicans u Missouri Ia state con
vcntion here Thursday named Jacob l..
Hablcf. 81 Louis. national committee
man aud adopted n platform ,huding
Herbert s !iadlcy. former governor. for
services he hrs rendered his party IN
the state and nation Delegates To The
national convention at Chicago wcf" an
instructed Tor president \ plank IN the
platform adopted declared Mt Hadie,
'is deserving " further nonur b, thu
American people
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
LOCAL BOYS SCRAP

Okiahoma cay viii Furnish two uf the
boys who VIII appear N tine pr"iimiuufles
to thH Morris Smith hntllc at 1ulsa TO-.
nipNt Jas Mayso win meet Freddie
llnmman and Young Mckee viii tackle
XII Apologize n" fnJt viii be- q ton.
round scrap and the second Hocs four
rounds
A number pf OklnhoLIn Ctt} boxing
fans viii attend. iu'ludina Snhimy sam
son and Hugh Hind,. secretary aud
r%"'.r"c. respectively, Of the Business
Mnn.A AthIcilc nsAn.IniInm-
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EXTRACTION OF VILLAS
BROTHER DENIED By CUBA

HAVANA. Nprl Colonel Hipoliiu
VITA. brother ~ Francisco Nnla. who
vns arrested here on February 7 At M,
rrqucs, NJ the American minister and
held pending ,Ntr,diion proceedings. has
been released The cuban secretary ~
state announced that the United States
had failed N produce evidence warrant
iug HE 'Ntpdition
IT, \ under Indictment iu Texas un
the charge ~ complic'tN IN cutting q
railway line near ~ ras1 last ucc,m.
her IN m attempt to hamper the move.
men, " CPrfpnrt .intCes through Amefi.
can i-ritor, 10 sfack the villa forces IN
Mexico
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eMBeZZlEO. IT IS SAID.
TO REIMBURSE FRIENDS

CHICAGO. Npul Franklin h Jack
son.. former treasurer " Northeastern
university. was out Friday ON $4,000
bond. having returned to Chicago Thura-
day Ter The alleged ,mbeEIlcmcnt last
November ~ $4,000 " the funds Of the
university \ vain search Tor Jackson
was made through North and South
Nm'fica hut until he returned voluntsri.
IS II Was not known that he had spcn,
the last four months In San Francisco,
where he operated q small shup The en-.
b"Etlcd money. u 10 said, was made IA
refund loS.c- Ia Jarkson's friends whom
h. had led Into u poor Investment lr
southern Kansas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
PROBABLY JUsr 4 LULL.

Travelling through 10 n"a country I'm
which q raw boom town had rprurr ~
almost overnight {, o. druwm'r pu' no 10
uight ~ % so-orllo1 hotel Wn.rn th.
thin partitions ~ p riuED o'-N.lr" lu.
stopped, Ike me stan. ~ % stable BALI
wa TO the ceiling Ana in mo s'llS
watches NJ the night he Bay awnt, and
liHtencd 10 the finest Demonstration Of
plain and nnry snoring that n had ever
been Nj. fate a. hear
II vrf no straight ahead 1'ni.. 30.
bust m]nn,tuuous. but Gun of s.IIru tud
awful variations Sometimes Ffr1rRulA
ton seemed imminent then. boo ih' mid
lie of y fantasia the agony stopped sud.
denly. and there was silence From frr
away down IN" stall he heard r. voice
esClaim YEARLY
Thank heaven He drad''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
MEXICO WOULD CURTAlL
EXPECTATION OF CATTLE

DOUGLAS. Ari2. Apr a d"0r'"
issu"d April I, ~ H'rmosilio by Gen =
Elias CHlioS. military governor ~ sonora
aud made public here ThufNday raise
the duty IN expectations ~ cattle Co
what Ii termed % prohibitiy- rate AZ.
cofding 10 the decree M" duty ~ year.
llngs will he tvcntl five pesos silver, ?.
year Odds. thirty pesos. 3-yeat- o'df.
forty posus
General Call-s nnyS In the deere"
that the expectation uf cattle has been
~ heavy during IN" lHrt few years that
meat has reached u very high price and
In order 90 bring II within reach ~ ~"
poor people he has promulgated the de-
cree
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
CRANE AGAIN HAILED:
lNCENDlhRY LECTURER

MlNToN. Okla, Npril tSprrian .
Ro, Crane, anti. Catholic lecturer WIS
recently wns involved In court trouble
al ~ Reno. y to appear In court here.
Apfii ~. IA snswer 10 the charge " w..
Ina Indecent ~ rrofanr Language In h
public place At Onvr W. was once titled
on the charge March u. hut n huns Jur,
resulted Morr than ~ hundred wit.
nesscs have been summoned from one,
AMI ~ cobb The Gasp has treated In
tense excitement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
eosv,cr,o OF SHAVING HUSBAND

JEFFERSON CRY No. Aptu e Ne.
susie Rose q convicted In circuit court
hets Thursday ,oi killing her husband
Haywood Ross, and vss sentenced n
ten yeafs In the psnlientiary This 4,
the third titrc Nrs Hose has been run.
vir,ed Two fn'met convictions Nefs
reversed by the supreme ccutt for o..
rufs An insanity plea Vas made IN M,
last trial
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
NEGRO KILLER v c

NORFOLK Va Npril George Car.
trf M" negro Who lhst night shot and
Killed e y Davis. Ordinary seaman. from
tn hHttleship New Hampshire. and
Charles Sttcnton, a marine from N.
Norfolk naval hospital. Wa oipturcd
Thursday night Carter fired five shots
NJ several sailors who had captured Ms
brother. one ~ several negroes alleged
10 have been misttcntiug an aged white
MN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
DECORATION DAY OBSERVED.

NEW ORLEANS. April : Confederate
decoration day WIS observed here Thurs.
day. the anniversary II the battle NJ Shi.
lois Graves and monuments NJ confcd-
crate soldiers were decorated and Ap.
propfiNtc exercises we're held In the
public schools.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
FAMILY OF SIX SLAIN:
PROPERTY DESTROYED

SASKATOON ,,sk tprl "A fam
Us NJ slS WlS wiped out In the WakAw.
district lHst night when prukc Man
ohur". his Nif0 ana brother ln-iAw aud
three children V'f" murdered Their
home and farm buildings we're burned
nut their HORSES and cattle shot No
trnrl Of Tho mufdrrnr hnh boon fnunh
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INDICTMENTS foR Loorgss.

ELYRlA. Onto. April = Fifteen secret
indictments against hooters who robbed
victims ~ the seen, ~ the Amherst
wreck have been returned her. Only
81" IN cash Wa recovered from the
wreck In which twenty eight were Killed
ind forty injured Not one BIT NJ jewel
ny WIS turned over to the authorize,
Iy tho rt-rusfs
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CHURCH rIosrwAos.

The minister ~ n very pnot church
sought out q wealthy philRnthfopist 10
Ask TO- aid HI mission Vhs successful
then they chAttcd
Is your ,hufcI supported h, voluntary
contributions. NJ white" asked tho
tich man. kudl'
The poorly clad clergyman sighed and
shook his head
Well. hNrdl, he replied sad, On.
voluntary contributions would h. nearer
the mark H. almost lkr pulling teeth
90 set money out of my congregation
sir"
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W uvsT M ,sr

ST Lotus. April . rire ~ unknown
nfisin Friday morning destroyed the
Tour stcr, building and stock ~ X Y
tteund and Sons .ho. and clothing com.
pshy, csuslns q loss estimated 81 tite..
eeo Tive men wete huf, seriously h, =
fhIlns vail The flames spread 10 q
h'.e.sioty : ami Decent .,ure adIcln
lns
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eoeKereLleR DISBURSEMENTS.

NEW YORK. April The total fund.
distributed by N" Rockefeller founda
ton during 1915 was i5.6'3.1 ~. ~ which
tss!11' wa for war relief. u was an.
nuunyed ThutsitN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
BURGLARY is CHARGED.

ENlp Okla. Aprll ;~-(SpccialJ -
George smith. charged with burglarizinr
the G,usmau store yesterday, was bound
over 40 await tho action Of the district,
court. waving s preliminary hearing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
mA4NsvlLLe oers cANNeey.

MANNSVILlF. ukla., April q tsps-
cia.b-l n Pructt r. arranging to In.
fu,l r. fruit packing establishment and
caunsry hero VIII q capacity of i.ooo
two pound cam per day
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14

mont, where the solemn and impress
sive marriage ceremony OF the Epis-
copal church will be pronounced by
the rector. the Rev. S. ScoIlay Moore,
Of Trinity church. Parkersburg.
To the inspiring strains Of Mendel-
ssohn's wedding march the bridal
party will hold reception in the large
living room OF the club where the
floral decorations will be carried out
with tall palms and towering plants.
June roses and smilax will be grace
fully arranged on window tops and
profusely banked on the mantel shelf
OF the high colonial fire place in front
OF which the bridal party and the par
ents OF the bride and bridegroom, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Blackford and Mrs,
James Edwin Watson, OF Fairmont,
will receive the guests.
The bride will wear a wedding gown
Of white rufiied tulle, built over cloth
of silver embroidered with pearls. The
skirt is short In the prevailing fashion,
having a long court train of white
satin from the shoulders. The bodice
Of white satin is cut square and An
ished with 4 true lovers knot Of
pearls with sleeves Of shirred tulle
ending at the elbow by n pointed
rufIle. The long tulle veil will be held
to the couture by bandeau of pearls.
and the bridal bouquet will be a show
or Of orchids and valley lilies.
The maid Of honor will wear a gown
Of nile green taffeta trimmed in lace
and will carry a bouquet OF pink
orchids.
The bridesmaids will wear gowns
exactly alike. OF white tucked or
candle with bands Of pink satin ribbon
and built over pink taffeta The bodices
will be Of pink silk covered with the
organdie and finished with bertha Of
feet trimmed in pink satin ribbon.
They will carry bouquets OF maiden
hair fern and pink orchids.
A supper will be served after the
reception. The bridal table will have
for its centerpIece a heart shaped
wedding cake while pink pconies and
bride roses will be grouped In silver
baskets. with vines OF asparagus and
smilax down. the tables center.
The aides will be Mrs. Harry p.
Camden, Mrs. James VI. Jackson, Mrs.
Hal N. Rapp, Mrs. Charles Bukey, Miss
Laura Dcspard. Mrs. Sprlgg D. Cam
den. Mrs. Albert ". Rnpp. Of CIarks-
burg; Mrs. Herman HOge and Mrs.
Bentley.
Among the out OF town relatives who
will attend are Colonel and Mrs.
Henry Raymond. OF Clarksburg: grand
parents OF the bride; Mrs. Clifton Con-
y and Miss Louise Garrard. OF Cleye-
land; Miss Emily Garrard. OF ciarks-
burg; Mrs, Mord Lewis and Thomas
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PERSONAL

r. Il, Bee and D. C. Arnold, Of
Elk Garden. are here for the annual
convention Of the West Virginia Ed.
ucatiOn Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Landis, OF FL.
kins. are visitors to the city.
Dana X. Erwin is here from FL.
kins on a business mission.
j. F. Getty, OF Elklns. Is a bust
ness visitor to the city.
w. r. Lilly, Of Huntington, ar
rived in the city this morning for a
short business trip.
Stark Chenoweth. Of Elkins, is a
guest at the Gore.
John Murphy. Of West Union, was
a city visitor Wednesday.
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True Values
SOCIAL AND
Watson. Illnckford WcddInr.
Continued from Page Three.)

WhNNNu@blNSAAOAu NNNuluEs
The large ball room Of the Parkers-
burg Country Club will be the scene
of beautiful wedding at . o'clock
this evening when Miss Eleanor Hay
mond Blackford. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Rathbone Blackford,
will he married to James Edwin Wat
son. Jr.. OF Fairmont.
During the seating Of the guests.
Mr.. Charles Bukey. Organist Of Trinity
Protestant Episcopal church, accom-
panied by an orchestra. will give an
attractive musical program. and the
familiar chords Of the LOhengrin
bridal chorus will announce the ap-
proNch of the wedding party. The ball
room with its high raftcred ceiling.
long French windows and doors OPEN
ing on spacious vcrandas will form an
improvisod chapel in its churchly
floral decorations.
At the western end Of the ball room
very effective altar will he arranged
while on either side will be tall palms
and ferns intermingled with clusters
Of bride roses and pink peonies tied
with white tulle. Three aisles will
mark the way to the altar while the
middle aisle will he outlined with box
bushes and pink rhododendren.
From two staiTcases leading from
the balconies an either side OF the
altar. ten bridesmaids. preceded by
flower girls will pass down the side
aisles, while the ushers will proceed
up the middle aisle. followed by the
bridesmaids. Miss Sue Kearsley Wat
son. Of Falrmont; Miss Clara Black
ford, Of Dennison. Tex: Miss Helen
Butterfield, Of New York City; Miss
Clara Louise Myers. OF Rochester. n.
Y; Miss Eleanor Conant, OF ProvI-
dence, r. L.; Miss Elise Gibson, Of
Clarksburg; Miss Rosalie Morrison.
Miss Emma Shields. Miss Carolyn Neal
and Miss Laura Neal. followed by the
maid Of honor. Miss Catherine Camp
hell.
The flower girls. little Miss Mary
Camden and Miss Mary Ellen Bukey,
in charming little frocls OF white tulle
with bolero Jackets Of nile green satin,
carrying artistic green baskets filled
with roses. and scattering rose pedals.
will proeede the bride who will enter
with her father. and be met At the
ehancel by the bridegroom aud his
best man. Mr., Kenna Clark. OF Fair
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A part yOf twenty Of the leading
society people of Fairmont passed
through the city Wednesday morn
ing enroute to Parkersburg to at
tend the Watson Blackford wedding,
which will be held there this evening.
The party left Fairmont at $40
O'Clock on a special trolley car and
arrived at the local station at $3.50.
making connections with No. 3 at the
local Baltimore and Ohio station at
10:0l o'clock.
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The Christian Endeavor Eociety OF
the United Brethren church of Union
Heights, will give box supper and
Ice cream social for the benefit Of the
new church Thursday evening. Ev-
erybody is cordially invited TO attend
the affair, which will be held at the
church.
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Golden Special

White skirts; Just sixty of them for $500
each; they are worth one-half more and this
is a fact.
They are made of Horrock's Rep; made
plain, having the much flared, effect and have
deep yokes and fanten in front with large
pearl buttons; size % to 25 waist measure
for small women, and 26 to 80 regular; and
30 to SO for large women.
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Invitations ONT tor Dedication.

Invitations reading as follows have
been issued for the dedication of the
remodeled Barnes Memorial Baptist
church at Northview:
The members Of the Barnes Me-
mortal. ClarksburE. w. Va. invite
you to be present at the dedication OF
our remodcled church and Sunday
school annex. Sunday, June IS, 1916.
from 1880 a. M, until $3.50 p. m.
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
String Beans sautes.

Boil the beans tender in sailed wa
ter. lay In cold water for an hour be-
fore dinner time. then drain and heat
them In frying pan with a tablespoon
each OF grated onions. butter. chopped
parsley and mushrooms. Canned beans
may be washed in cold water and heat
ed In the came way.
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day.


PARKERSBURG, June i4.-Mrs.
Mary Chancellor Way entertained a
number Of her friends at her home
on Fifteenth street at a O'Clock
dinner Tuesday evening In honor of
Miss Otto Yates. OF Clarksburg. who
Is her guest. Covers were laid for
twelve and after the dinner all en-
joyed the evening at the Camden
theater.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14
AI Fresco Entertainment.

Tho Parish Aid Society Of Christ
Episcopal church will give an al
frcsco entertainment in the Christ
church quadrangle from to 10
O'Clock Friday evening. Small Ia
bles viii be arranged for the serving
Of ice cream. cake and Strawberries.
The public Is Ordially invited to at
tend.