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CHAPTER MIN C ontinurd)
..TNHAT'S the Rio Negro crossing" Dave
l. announced. Then spying little house
squatting short distance back from tho
road, he said wed better try yonder. II
they turn us down welt have to take to
tho brush"
OMalley agreed YES. and we have no
time to lose. That horscmau Is going TO
rouse the town. I'm afraid we'rc-in for
it."
Dave nodded silently
Leaving tho beaten path the refugees
threaded their way through cactus and
sage to gate. entering which they an-
preached the straw-thatched jacal they had
seen. A naked boy baby watched them
draw near, then scuttled for shelter, piping
an alarm. a man appeared from some
where, Rt sight OF whom the priest rode for
ward with n pleasant greeting But the fell
low was unfriendy His wife, too emerged
from the dwelling and joined her husband
in warning Father O'Malley away.
Let me try" Alaire begged. and spurred
her horse up to the group She smiled
down at the country people. saying; We
have Travelled a long way. and we're tired
and hungry Won't you give us something
to eat? Wen pay you well for your
trouble"
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The man demurred suenly and began a
| refusal; hut his wife, after a wondering
| scrutiny, Interrupted him with a cry. Rush
! ing forward. she took the edge OF Alaire's
skirt in her hands and kissed it.
| God be praised A mlracle!" she ex-
| claimed. Juan, don't you see? 1t is the
| beautiful sonora for whom we pray every
day of our lives. on your knees, shameless
one II is she who delivered you from the
| prison"
Juan stared unbelievlngly, then his face
| changed his teeth flashed in a smile, and.
| sweeping his hat from his head, he, too.
| approached Alaire.
1T is Sonora, am Juan Garcia. whom
you saved and this is Inez" he declared.
Heaven bless you and forgive me-"
Now I know you" Alaire laughed and
slipped down from her saddle. This Is
happy meeting. So You live here. and
that was little Juan who ran away as II we
were going to eat him. Well. we are hum
cry, hut not hungry enough TO devour
Juanito."
Turning 10 her companions she ex-
planned the circumstances OF her first meet
ing with these good people. and as she
talked the Garcias broke i'm joyfully, add
ing their own account OF her goodness
We've fallen among friends" Alaire
told Dave and Father o'Malley, They
will let us rest here, l am sure"
Husband and wife agreed in one voice.
In fact they were overjoyed at an oppor-
tunity OF serving her; and little Juan. his
suspicious partially Allayed. issued from
hiding and waddled forward to take part in
the welcome.
shamefacedly the elder Garcia explained
his inhospitabls reception OF the travellers.
we hear the Gringos are coming to kin
us and take our farms Everybody Is
badly frightened. We are driving our
herds away and hiding what We can Yes
terday at the big Obispo ranch our people
shot two Americans and burned some OF
their houses They intend 10 kill all the
Americans they can find, so you'd better
be careful. Just now fellow rode up
shouting that you were coming. but OF
course l didn't know"
yes. OF course. Were trying TO reach
the border" Father O'Malley told him
VIII you hide US here until we can so
on?'
Juan courtesied respectfully to the priest
MY house Is yours. Father"
"Can you take care OF our horses too
and-gvs us place 10 sleep?' Dave asked,
His eyes were heavy; he had been almost
constantly in the saddle since leaving Jones-
vile. and now could barely keep himself
awake.
confidently "If somebody comes I'm ssnd
them away. Oh. can lie with the best
OF them"
The Garcias were not ordinary peopls.
and they lived in rather good Circumstances
for country folk. There were three rooms
10 their little house, all OF which were
reasonably clean The. food that ines set
before her guests too, was excellent II
scanty.
IN the midst Of the meal Garcia senior
appeared in the door with Warning.
Conceal yourselves" he said. quickly.
Some Of our neighbors are coming this
way" Inez led her guests into the bed
chamber, q bare room with q dirt floor,
from the window OF which they watched
Juan 20 70 meet a group Of horzsmsn. Insz
vent out too, and Joined IN the parlay
Then. after time. the riders salloped
away
Nhsp Alsirs esyias rsssAsa us p.Fs
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tenderly then sfe tiptosd out ana delighted
the naked Garcia baby by taking him IN
her arms and huRRing him. ines though,
the beautiful senora's voice was like the
music Of birds
II was growing dark when Dave was
awakened by cool hands upon his face and
by soft lips upon his He opened his eyes
to nnd Alalre bending over him.
"You must got up she smiled. 'Tt Is
nearly time to 10, and Ines ls cooking our
supper"
He reached up and took her in his arms.
She lay upon his breast, thrilling happily
with her nearness 20 him, and they re-
mained 80 for while, whispering now and
then, trying Intellectually TO voice the
thoughts that needed no expression.
why did you let me sleep no iong7- he
asked her, reproachfully.
"Oh, I've been mapping there In that
chair. where / could keep one eye on you
I'm terribly selfish | can't bear 60 lose one
minute" After a while she said: i've
made discovery. Father o'Malley snores
dreadfulyl Juanito never heard anything
like Il, and II frightened him nearly 10
death. Hc says the Father must be very
fierce man to growl 40 loudly. He says. too.
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What's Doing Tonight

Qpera, "Boheme." Msttopoltsn Opera Hous.
suspisss q The Northeast IIsh School AIprnnl
and Columbia avenue. o'clock.
Address by ex-Hrealdent William II TAFT. ta-
fore the League to EnforCa reare. noileFrs4
Htratford, 3 O'clock.
7. IN G. A. Fifty-second and Samson streets
Illuminating Engineerlng Society, Ensinears
Club, 1871 Spruce street. 9 o'clock.
FAN smoker Of Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter
~ the ulyeraity Of ylrsina Alumni Associas
tion, Hotel Stentnn. 80 o'clock
ciety, hali of church OF 81. Edvard the Coates
frsaeSihs ~ RSSsi BsTScvitsS, Kcdspf sha.
lecture fThe Traffic side Of RaiIroadins. -
BY Robert q MrlSht. Freighi Traffic Nanaeer
ot the Pennsylvania Railroad Temple Univar-
:, Nsehinlsts' Club ball. oirArd Avsnus Assembly
Hall.
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as their guest. They will go to Princeton
tomorrow to attend the Yale-Princeton foot
ball game.
Mrs. James Vogdes OF Edgewater Park.
and Miss Clara Woodward have issued lnvi-
tatlons for auction bridge on Tuesday, De-
cember s, at ESQ o'clock at tho Acorn
Club, 1918 Walnut street.
series OF dances will be given at the
Greystone. 1875 West School House lane.
Germantown, on the following dates: No
vember II, December 10, December 30,
January ~ and January 20.
Mrs. Albert De Sanno. Jr entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Manufacturers
Radley and her bridesmaids. Miss Radley's
marriage to Mr., Edwin Daniel Peck will
take place on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer Albion Butler, Of
Elkins PARK nave taken suite OF rooms
at the Swarthmore, Twenty-second and
Walnut streets. for the winter.
Miss Margaret la Rue. OF Pelham road
Germantown, who made her debut last
week win spend the weekend in Princeton
attending the senior prom on Friday night
and the Yale-Princeton game on Saturday
afternoon.
III FItneAlth W. o"Hlegs OF BARROW SdAl6
Washington lane, Rydal, returned this week
from Virginia, where he has been spending
several days.
Mrs. George Knox McIIwain, 233 South
Forty-first street, win take motor party
to Princeton tomorrow to attend the Yale
Princeton football game
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Peters. s29 Winona
avenue, Germantown, have announced the
engagement OF their daughter Miss Elsie
McKeen Peters. TO Mr.. Jules Bell, also OF
Germantown.
The photograph OF Mrs. Robert Wetherill.
Jr., which appeared In yesterdays EVENING
LEnGER, was taken by the William shewell
Ellis Studio and not the PhOtO-Crafters 10
whom Il was credited. The Ellis studio
took all the bridal pictures OF AIrs Weth-
eTill. who was Miss Barbara Bispham
Mrs Daniel Hebard, OF Chestnut Hill
has gone 10 Knoxville, Tenn. TO visit
frisnds- She viii return In a fortnight
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d and Mrs. William r. Werner. OF WAYNE
T"Ose marriage to Mr. Charming Williams
DanieL formerly Of Richmond, Va. but now
ns.uns IN Rosemout. takes place at st
a. episcopal Church. Wayne. Satur.
uay November s5, at 4 o'clock Uardi, n
oay this week has passed without sorpA on.
ssllliHent being given In honor OF Miss
d"e,. ana next week promises the same
- oh Monday. November 90 Mrs uerbcr,
hL'5.I tIeaI OF Wayne, will give a luncheon and
a. lS,, OF twelve guests at the Merton Crick.
Tuesday Miss Mary caldwou r,,dor
,,, vme OF the bridesmaids, win entertain Al
'"mSHeoh ot her home 1929 Pine stroet
=, Auesuay evening. Miss Mary Conversc Of
s.oseinont, viii give q dinncr-dpnco In non.
1 Ot Mss Werner and Mr. Daniel
-" Wednesday. the following dav. Niag
naIJs ,i, I,Johoueh' another Of the brides
saiS, WIZ give matinee theater party
'0S,vNou py tea at the Bellevue
nlss werner viii entertain her bri5,i
T., ,y 'l luhcheon and bridge at her bor,o
w w wayne on Thursday and Mr. Daniel viii
49,, uIhner thursday evening for his best
NJ @ ,usuers at tho Rittcuhuusc Hotel
. ~. anu Mrs. Robert w Daniel of Rosc.
mont mont are giving dlnncr-dance ON Tri.
eNehinE at their homo for the bridal
'"'S anu ABOUT forty additional guests
Dr. and Mrs, George Faies Baker yvuI
NOT open their town house this vvirt,,
as they intend to stay AT ola oaks their
nome w Rosemont, untl the first ~ Tanu.
%ry, when they viii go to Edgcmere. their
Lakewood place.
Mrs. William Kinnlcutt Draper OF Nav
FORK, VIII spend the week. nd with Nj
anu anu Mrs {. c. Harrison. at Happy crcel,
Farm, St Davids
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley C. FIarr. Jr arc
occupying Grey Cables the Lawrence paul
place at Villanova, this winter.
Mrs, James A. Hughes. OF Huntington
w. va, IS visiting her daughter. Mrs. Rob
ert W. Daniel at Rosemont
Miss Dorothy Potter. OF Evergreen nvs-
nue. Chestnut Hin, has gone to Atlantic
city for brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard VAIN Meirs and
their debutante daughter, Miss Anne wal
ker Meirs, are occupying their town house
l'2i Walnut street. for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Tucker of I25
School House Lane, Germantown, will
leave shortly for Hot Springs Va. to spend
several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Pere Wilmer. OF 3O23 West
Coulter street, Germantown. have Miss
Margaret Goldsborough, Of Baltimore. Md,
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services OF my cousin. NIargarita Ramirez
bequeath and donate silver tray which
weighs 100 ounces seven breeding cows and
tour fine linen and laCo tablcclnthe. So I
declare. that it may appear
Firth. I bequeath to my adopted son.
David offspring OF the unfortunate Amerl-
van woman who died in my house at Esco-
vcdo' tho share OF land
then let the document fail into nor I,r g.
pave was an adopted son. and not nctuaIlv
tne chiId OF this woman. Maria Joscfa Law
She wondered II he knew It, and. IL so why
ne hadn't told her? nut, after nli. what
ulHerence did II make who or what he was7
re, tte WIS hers to love and to comfort hers to
cherish and to serve.
For long time she sat gazing ot hin,
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that be likes me much better fhsh bi6
mother
II seemed to Dave that the bliss of Tits
awakening and the sweet intimacy Of fhft
one moment more than rewarded him for Al
he had gone through and paid him for any
unhappiness the future might hold In atora
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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Personals

Mrs. John W. Townsend. of Bryn Mawr,
Pa, has issued invitations for a tea to be
given next Wednesday afternoon at her
nome In honor OF her daughter, Mrs. Hunter
seATlelt, who has lately returned from
doing wonderful work among the wounded
soldiers abroad, where she was assistant
q her husband. Doctor Scarlet, in the eye
months,
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Mason will enter.
Vaih at dinner tonight in honor OF her
nsee. Miss Evelyn Page, daughter of Mrs
mluiam II. Page, before the meeting OF
stie Charles Stewart WuFts dancing class
nT guests will include Miss Elizabeth
snyuls, Miss Russell Tucker, Miss Eloiss
,gMriner. Miss Henrietta Wilson. MIR.
eailyn George, Mr., Thomas Nelson, Mr.
1s..ek s Bailey, Mr. John n. Hayes and
- stephen Mexican Downs.
John Edmonds Of Wayne avenue
Nv horlter street, Germantown, will enter
n AZ luncheon on Tuesday, December s, in
Nl ot Miss Margaret La Rue, Miss
SaSs.y smyth and Miss Emlyn Shipley. all
e'''''ah'ss OF the season.
,,,. E ana Mrs. Charles Price Mauls, OF
a. httenhouss street, will entertain at
isisH uls evening in honor OF Miss Ade-
s1r 2. souder. The other guests win in
nss,, Mlss Frances Ross Miss Nancy
~. sle, e, MT Littleton Barklie. Mr.. o. Lind
TX Ss.arkson' sn' Mr.. John Hnliard and Mr..
me dinner which Mr.. and Mrs. W.
f.4h AaeCoy will give at their Overlook
ss- me night OF November 2s, before the
cSat 70 be held at the Merton Cricket
haYerford, for the benefit Of the sun
Day Nursery, the guests viii be
pst $40 Mrs William Kurtz. Mr.. and Mrs
Gs.se Siothier and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
i. % As are Well under way for a dance to
.sen on Tuesday. December Is, In the
6soin OF the Germantown Cricket Club
1.,'ss - ooerd Of woman visitors OF the Ger
Ks'ss hospital Mrs. Charles Penrose
ls.st chairman, and among the other
4la-ssss 49, are Mrs. Baltzar de Mare. Mrs
~. as.A-aaer ", Wister Mrs Arthur Haines
4, t.uies Scott, Mrs Alexander W. Wis
~. AFs. George Cameron. Miss Edith
1t, nil4s Maria Cogan ana Miss Elsie
- Several dinRer parties VIII prscede
aasI lsEed af tha hfidss-fo=as
"z4I||I -. .I....-I.Ia.. a..
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Many Debutante Affairs Are on the Tapis This
Week-The Rutherford McAllisters Entertain
Tonight-Big Charity Affair at Horti-
cultural Hall
cultural Hall

,Ac,tz once more in the realm Of the
II ,.h,,snte are we not? For on
...sr.sdav OF this week jean Fox was in
,-.,,,csd at tea by her parents; yester.
80 katharine Tyson and Pauline Denckla
,roannted az O tea at the Acorn
,r.,s and last evening the Lewis Brin.
.s gave a dance, which they called a
..,,ss at the Bellevue estratford. Besides
III nc debuts, there was also the opera
-.,,v which Ashley Ashhurst gave for
- t,,A nieces, Frances Leiper and Mary
.-.h,,rs, and the theater party which
81. cooree +. Packards gave for Mary
"a riizabeth Packard SO, you see, II
=. some busy day, and then some.
" .nd Lieutenant alla.walla.walla.
waller. Lieutenant Thomas and Lieu.
,.s.nt Maxwell, OF the navy yard gave
a.rce for Emile owens on board the
Asttleship Michigan
spsaking Of the opera party Doctor
,shhurst gave. II seems to me that those
80 small nieces Of his are having a
.nisndiferous time; they are both small
"a Mary is very fair and Frances only
. asgree darker. They go everywhere
,.gstber and seem to enjoy things thor.
.nghiv. Last night the other girls in the
r,r,y were Mary Leiper. who is Fran.
80 alder sister: Marie Louise FAIRIES
"a lois jackson, and the men were
,,hhurst and Edwards Leiper, Sam wag.
per. Jr.. Harry skerrett and Alfred Bar.
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Notices for the society paEe wiz hs as-
bat al sgsh n0tiees must y grlttea ca oas
With full address. aud Whsn posslblo tels-
phone nna6ef aust % sifee. lteng %
send ali Euch eou1alEiul aliens q "saclefs
EdltaE," Eseaias -ed4eE. fndapsHdlaes
Isiaaa tlsese rsauirsiuentz. ara sarrisa ana.
z44a4 Ha4I.EaII.H ~ Has.IEIa.
tza WI alf e p1ali1hea.
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Tonight the much-talked-of dinner
dance and bazaar for the benefit of St.
yIncents Aid and Maternity Hospital
will be held in the ballroom and lower
hall OF horticultural Hall. Mrs. Robert
Lesley, who is president Of this assocla-
ton, tells me that a large number have
subscribed to the affair, and a big at.
tendance is expected. At first it was
planned to have a sort of cabaret enter.
hinment during the dinner, but 1t was
decided that most guests enjoy doing the
dancing more than looking at others, so
that feature will not be given. Quite
few persons who will not be able to at
tend the dinner will go later in the eve
ming for the dance. Some exquisite arti.
cles will be on sale, so come early and
avoid the rush" say the enterprising
women ON the board of managers.
NANCY WYNNE.
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series Of dances will be given at the
Greystone. 1875 West School House lane
Germantown, on the following dates: No
vember II. December 10, December 80
January 12 and January 26
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as their guest They viii go TO Princeton
tomorrow to attend the Yale-Princeton foot
ball game.
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- nas lz1ed e iha bfidss-fo s.
- 1sf daughter of ~
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Mrs James Vogdes OF Edgewater Park
and Miss Clara Woodward have issued invi-
tations for auction bridge on Tuesday. De-
cember s. at 2;30 o'clock at tho Acorn
Club, 1913 Walnut street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-17

The Brinton dance was a huge success.
:, was held in the Bellevue.Stratford, and
,sveral of the debs received with Eliza.
hsth in the early part Of the evening";
they were Alice and Meta Janney, Ethel
Newbold and Nancy Wynne Cook Then
from the second and third year girls who
rsceiyed there were Charlotte Brown
valentine Mitchell and Sarah Penrose.
Elizabeth wore lovely frock OF pale
rose.pInk faille silk. The guests were
not only from the dehutante set; indeed,
the soiree had quite the aspect Of ball
and lasted about as long, for many of us
went down from the opera and danced
well into the small hours.
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Mrs. Albert De Sanno Jr., entertained al
luncheon yesterday at the Manufacturers
Club, in honor of Miss Helen Harmanr
Radley and her bridesmaids Miss Radley',
marriage to Mr., Edwin Daniel Peck viii
take place on Saturday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-17

Mrs. Stewart Wurts's Dancing Glass
will have its initial meeting this evening
At Asher's. The committee in charge to-
night Includes William Fleming, Stewart
wurts, Jr owen Wister. Jr., Dan
Baehe and Walter Robb, Jr. Several
dinners will be given before the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Yarnall will enter.
tain for their daughter Sophie, the
George Calvert Carriers will give din
ner for Virginia and the Charles Price
Maules will entertain for Adelaide Sou
der.
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rs, John Edmonds. Of Wayne avenue
~ Nv hoflter street, Germantown, will enter
a. luncheon on Tuesday. December s. in
es'ot OF Miss Margaret La Rue. Miss
ssSney smyth and Miss Emlyn Shipley, all
esoiliantes OF the season.
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Tonight the Rutherford McAllisters, Of
Chestnut Hill, will give a dance out at
the Huntingdon Valley Country Club for
Elizabeth Trotter, who is another debu.
tante whose good time is an assured thing.
Elizabeth has received at nearly every
tea so far. She and Patty Borie (who
has not missed trick in the way OF
being invited everywhere) are on a par
with the popularity of Sarah and Marga-
retta Myers last year. Only it was worse
for the Myers. because there was scarcely
q day when there was not tea, last
year having had to its count nearly
100 buds. There are a good many this
year, but the season so far has by no
means come up to last
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Peters, s29 Winona
avenue, Germantown, have announced the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss Elsie
AcKeen Peters. TO Mr.. Jules Bell, also OF
Germantown.
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DR. and Mrs. George E,,to, p,t.,. ,.,,,
not open their town bousn mis- ,,i,,s,r W.
as they intend to stay at old oaks their
nome IN Rosemout untll the first of Janu.
IrE, ! r when they viii go to Edgcmere. their
Lakewood place. "'e''
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Mr.. and Mrs, Wilmer Albion Butler, Of
Elkins Park, have taken a suite of rooms
at the Swarthmore Twenty and
Walnut streets for the winter
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Mrs William KinnIcutt Dr,p.r NJ >.o,,.
iork VIII spend the Weekend with Nj,
am anu MRS C. G Harrison. at Happy creek
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Mrs. George Knox McIIwain, 233 South
Forty-first street, win take motor party
to Princeton tomorrow TO attend the Yale
Princeton football game
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Mrs Daniel Hebard, OF Chestnut HuI.
has gone TO Knoxville, Tenn. TO visit
friends. She will return In a fortnight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-08

Jesse G. Lawson, OF Bridgeport, was
here Saturday.
Frank Shuttleworth is in Baltimore
comforting with Former Senator Clar-
ence w. Watson in connection with the
coal business.
William K Thompson was here Sat-
urday from Bridgeport.
Miss Marjorie Mcdonnell, of Co
lumbus, O., is visiting her cousin, Miss
Bessie Byrd, of East Pike street.
Mrs. U. S. Fleming and daughter,
Miss Virginia Lee Fleming, left Thurs
day for Schenectady, N. Y, to visit the
formers daughter, Mrs. Victor Hun
nings and her son, Paul Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Slack, who
had resided in Pittsburg for year,
have returned here to lacte perma-
nently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reitz have re-
turned from a two weeks honeymoon
trip to eastern points. Mrs. Reitz
was formerly Miss Margaret BrennOn'
Mrs. ]. NJ. Mcdonnell and daughter,
Miss Grace, Mrs. c. e. Smith and Mrs.
e. P. Kennedy attended the marriage
in Clarksburg Wednesday of Miss Nell
Mcdonnell and Mr.. David Kennedy.
The Misses Josephine, Helen and
Jean Grille, Of Clarksburg, are the
guests for several weeks of their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Lantz,
MIS-. George W. Fleming, of New
York City, is the guest of Former Gov
ernor and Mrs A. B. Fleming in this
city.
Mrs. Thomas Gather, of Winchester,
Va, is the guest Of her parents, Nh
and Mrs. w. T. Menear.
Mrs. Charles Steele left Monday for
New York to spend several weeks with
her parents.
Donnell and Frances Mcclure who
were visiting Mrs. John P. Mcclure,
have returned to their home at Park
ersburg.
Mrs. S. p. Moore, of Flora ILL.,, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A, L. Carney.
Miss Ruth Maxwell left Friday
evening for Mt. Lake Park.
Miss Edith Newton and niece, Miss
Helen Kraft, of Highland Park, left
Friday evening for a visit with rela-
tives at Martinsburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-08
Carload of Cranes
bottom Bros"
StOneware Just In

1t is made possible to sell this
famous ware at the price we do
by buying in car load lots; first,
it is the quantity; second, the
packing, and third, but not least
the saving in freight.
This well known Parsons-Sou-
ders special stone ware sells on
a basis of 10 cents per gallon or
fractional part thereof, and we
know of no other in the world so
good at a price so low.
Preserving jars, quart size 10c
Half gallons, 15c.
Butter jars, 10c.
Bean Pots, 1Oc and l5c,
Milk Pots, Toe.
All kinds of crooks and jars from
one-half to twenty gallon size.
blouse Furnishing Store, Basement
Floor)