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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
Wutcs glcIultnt.

Gie @lorDlono @ereinigung iiir
Ger6iihng lm0 Siilfe in 9u6crfuloie
giebt bcfonnt, Oob in Ger 0cfooc BON
1904 bis 1914 oie SoOesrute in 9u.
bcrflloie lin 25 Nro5ent o6genon
men Bat. 9ie &egierno mciit oar.
uui bin OnB 6auptiGMlid Der glotio.
l.Gcrcinieltng fir Scrbiitiing mo
@ulic in Suberfuloic uno oercn
Siaats6lpeigen iilr Ocren 6elo6ug &C.
gen Guberfuloic Oieie gl6no6me 5li
Ounfen lit. Der Yerift 3eigt, Dab I'M
Sabre 1905 mir 80 glnti Eu6erfu.
loie 9creiniDun9cn in Ben Der.
Stootcn lis Sonotoriilm mo So.
ipitGlcr, 20 Special Slinifcn inO
feinc 6rciluitihnIc criitirtcn. GnOC
1916 beitonOcn 1900 9[nti Tuber.
flloic 9creiniglm9cn, 600 Sonato.
rirn uno Soipit1ler, 450 alinifcr
mo 800 SSrciluitihulen lle6el
100000 3erioncn iino IN Den Pr
beiten Der 9lnti Sn6crfuloic @erci
uiguneen interciiirt. SSn init oller
gdci Der @ereinietcn 5tnoten wiri
ons lcgenSreiGc @irfei Der @ereini
gungen peripiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
@eriunul- glOti8cn

6r1iucin Gona Z. 5trott, Don glr.
1916. Sit9aItimorc StraBc, God
ter oc5 goIi5ciIieutenonts So6u 5.
Strott. pom oitIi1en 4oli5eiOiitritt
reidtc @ortcr :. Bono oic Sduo sum
gebenSbunOe. Sic Sramng muroc
our6 @atcr aeunp, bon Ser tatbols
ihen Ct. Gli5abet6-Sir6c voll5o9en.
Ger gliidlihe 8rdutigam iii Alg
Ichniter bei Der @as.Gompaguie.
giaA Dem Gmpiang frat oas y1cuuer.
pdblte @oar cine Sod5eitsreiie naa
Dem 9ioroen all.
9ind einer mr Uiertdgigcll
arunfbcit rcribieo GbarlcS 2. Sian,
nerD, weIder iiir piele Sabre G6cl-
9luoitor oer Seitaments.9l6tbeilung
mar. Ger Gerblidene, wel6cr ein
9lItcr bon al So6ren errcihtc, erlag
IN ieincr 8obnung Jlr. 1900 9oone'
StroBe einer SungeuentiimOimg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
Sat sic Nnillunt6.

Die Nje0eiuIpolidci Oes @ouptqliars
tiers 1T ouf Scr Suhc nod cincnt
Mouue, Der, mic iic crflGrt, BON Der
rauBput6" bciallen icin mlB. Der
ihicoenc alogcn iinO bon 6roucn
unO @ldoMcn bci Ger 4Soli5ci cirec.
louicn oic crfl1rtcm DOB iie wicOcr-
bolt in oer 9lG0c Ocr Gnger uuo
GborlcS StraBc ron cinem Nlomc
ongelprpmcn uprocn ieicn, Der lic I'M
cincn aub gcbetcn Dotte unO micoer-
bolt ncbr o0cr mcnigcr bcitigc 9hi.
ircn9ulgcn madtc nod Dem nltcn
@iiitcl rllno ioleit OH nidt willig-
70 brdlA ib @cpolt" 81 pcrfobren.
2lbcr ollc al1gerinnen crflGrtcn
c6cnio cnlp6atiid, onb Der fuBlicbcn.
&c iunec 0ionn itcts nit icincn 9c'
Intiibungcn crioIglos gcblicbcn pdre.
PIN meiitcn belditigt iprroen ougcb-
lid 6roucn. oic in Der gcnonitcn
giadborihait beidditiai innO. Der
@eiud1te miro oils gutnusiebero, ctpo
30 Sobre alt, mo iauber nnO Gle.
gant gcfleioet 9elhiloert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
Inter Dem %crOadtc Der Si9nmic
pcrhaitct.

9}ohOenl iic BON ocu @roBgei6mo.
rcncn BON Baltimore inter Der gln.
iduloigung, 9ieonic 6ceongcn 81
1o6cn om t6. 5e6riior in llnflagc-
5uitono Deriest porOen mar, muroc
oeitern oic 25jdbriec 5rou @liloreo
3. 2ong IN @6ilo0clp1io perbnitet,
no Oie 9altimorer @ebeimpoli5ei ib-
rcn gluient6nltSort entocdt batte.
SS6r 5wcitcr @ottc. Somucl Gorroiu
non Baltimore, gir. $50, Sil0sDedcr.
5troBc, unO ougenblidlih IN Der 0u.
poiu'ihcn @ulperiabrif in @ilming.
Ton t6Gtie, bnttc gegcn ieine 6rall
oic 9lnfloge Der 9iganlie erboben.
glod oicier gtnfIoecihriit crflGrt Sr.
Gorrow. OnB er IN Grio6rung &C.
6rodt bottc, Dob ieinc 8rou bcreits
Dpr etpo ie1s So6rcn einen gcwilien
Sern George 3. 2ong, 9lr, 80, &a.
ia1cttc 9luenne, 6oirboben @loiiy
qeGcirot6ct bate mo mc6rerc Sabre
nit i9m le6tc. Damn lei iie nod 9nl.
timore gefommcu llno babe om 25.
Sebrnar Gnrrow gebeirotbct. @a6
reno Ger 5mei Sabre, oie Gorrow nit
Srau 2oug ols Dlonn mo 6rau leb'
te, bate oieie, 10 erfl1rt Der aloger
an Gong inter Der 9(nsobe, es lei ibr
@ruoer, lauge 9rieic eeihriebeu mn
lei oonn Dor ehpa 5lbei Wlonatcn Uon
i6rem 5pcitcn 0jGttcn fortgelouier,
0ieier babe in Dem @lmihe, ieinc
5roi mieoer5iliinocn oil Den bcr
meintliAen @ruOcr eci6rie6en nun
I'M 5u crnlitteln ooB Gong oiciel6C
SSrou ipic Gorroip bennipruc6te. Oar
ouf BOT Garrow Die Siilic Der @c
ridte in glniprih gcnommcn Dcl
8altimorcr @e6eimpoli5ci gelunf
es, 5rou 2ona in Gbeiter 3d. mi
I ipdter in philadelphia ouf5uiin0el
lno Oeren 8erboitlng BORT 5u ueron
Iaiien. 0cteftip 9obler miro belltJ
naM Ger Gudteritoot reilen I'M 6rol
Gong nocb 9aItimorc 5uriid6ubrin
: gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
scinrn glrrleNnnaen rrleaen.

,Sn ySahucmoun'lheu 9tagcmci.
men Soipitol" crlog aciteru sDloraen
Mcrr Charles n. Goruea Sen Der.
lcGlulacn mclbc cr crlitt ols er Dor
ciner @ocbe an scr Gdc BON 9lortD.
9Ipcmic imO Eoplor @rope.S StrGBC
ron cincn 9hnomo6il iiberi1breu
uiroc. 81 pohutc III 9}r 1913.
9soplar @rouc,StraBe Ger 9lcacl
Samcs 6. 9lcno pon 9ir, ll0T Oic.
Guaob SiroBc, iiaicric ooS gniomo.
oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
StGrfMna nno l9cinnbleit

fnoet mou in cmcn Sloic ,,5oloce'
Bier" ans SSreO @mieuiihmiots
n2lneticon @rcmcrp slus 6ciienI
SopieH rno @}al5 acbrout oiimiiir.
lid lcidt nit orr NlobriinG lmo VI
ocul idlwoditcn @logcn 5lltraslid).
Sroiierei; Norioro gIpc. sQlonunelt
|imo SillcuSh. Ecl s. & 's. 9Ri-
@cruou 1868, (9Pr5S) (sln6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
gleocrfinS oer1rnnnt.

Ter 3 Sabre oltc 9lcgertuabe Sio.
ncD Srames. wobnboit an Der 9ofer.
iettc 6ci'm Spielen nit
Sireid6ol5ern icine @leioer IN SLAM.
men uno uerbrountc, che Siilic 5lr
tcae mar. Seine 0iltter beiano iid
inr 3eit IN einem ga0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
gNihtin iiir Nnns6eiiher.

Ger Collector Scr gSanermictbcu
mo Sicen5en Ganicl SoOcn madt al
onoercr Stclc ocS oGorrcipoHocr.
icn' bic 0nisbciitcr ooraiii aulpcrfs
lant oaB oic riiditdnoi0en 9icdniui.
gen 6cgliAcn wcrocn lniiiicn, oliocrn,
ialls Die SSallcr5uiiihr ab9cltallt
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
glrrIdlt 0rs Naltim0rc 99rtierGnrcans


Ter 6endltigfcitseebolt Der glIIt
mar 81 0roo Inn s ll6r MorJenS
uno rs @raO nm S ll6r 9l6enOS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
: Sclcarnp6iidlcr g9cftcrbcridlt.

glnS 6cn ibrigcu 8uu0es.g gSettcr.
0'coba@hmgs Statioucn wnrocn Ole
iolgcnocn nicorigitcn EcnperotilrcL
Die Inn S llbr 0citcrn 9l6caO 6erri@.
icn 0eridltct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08

Der OH II. Wior5 ltattTIn0en0e St.
9atrids 1ag miro non Ger @ibernier
I5cielliddit BON Baltimore in cnt-
lprctbcloer @eiic 6eqongcn peroen.
Ole Nhtglieocr ser @eiellidoit wer.
sen iidl nm Siamniittng Ill ciner @crs
iantmhma I'M gltbendlm @ebdioc
nl Der Sarntoau ino St. @oul 5tr
ciniinocn uno onr glbeno OH einent
Iincr I'M oSotel 3enncrt" t6eilncb.
lurn gSic gew6bnlidl merorn audi
9c0cn nebolten 81 lpelcben 6ctouite
decentralization auscrieben iin0
ScrrD 9. Sullioon 9'rdiioent Oer
9'unoesbc06roe Ser @euerolobindtcr
ipritht iiber Ser gag Sen mir ici.
crn Ser 9SrGiioeut ser @crcinig
ten Staten" lit 0ns g6cmo. iibcr
mel1es @puoesidoBmciiter Sobu
gartc iprcnen miro. @ouuerneur
0neriou 6 @arrington miro iiber
oen oStcot @lorplono" ipredeu iino
Wlupor Sonles $. 8rcIsoa iim ~,t
ztaot Nolt'm0rn - tgstcr ucridc.
Ocnos ~ sunqulagfi McroeH oli 0cl
& an ..llniers Sdncirr t5eiel!idlai
tclt caiipoyteN Mdbr,no 0es Gincrs
mira Gin aiissc5cidluetcs Giotett
iinach
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08

1ic Storlna, pclhc dm Wlontn9
ibcr Wlidigan lag, bciinoct lid nod
central iiber oiciem Staat. nit mel.
der cine leiHtc slucittlaiiigc Storing
iiber Siio.Nirginia pcrbrnocn lit. 9lc
Gen mo Shnee iiel iortgciett in oen
uorolihcn Iiitriftcn oitlicb ocS WliI.
iiiiippi melHcr iih bis al bic Dit
@oIi,Stoaten mo iiioationtiidGi
Siaatci nit glnsnnbme 5lori0a' 5
nuSoebntc. peitiger S6nceiall par
III lbcilcn SfUp Dorfs lno gtcu-ghg.
lonoS ndbrcno ocr 0ontag 9lod)t 81
oer5cidnc. sn Sen oitliben Staa.
ten lit es betrdMtih m6rncr lm0
bcrrid)t bo6c Icmpcratur i'm SiiOcu
Dor. ,Sn oem 6entralsCbal iiel sic
Scmperatur beoeltcn0 inter Ocil
nornalen 1touO. pdbrcnO IN ocrn 1lt-
Bcrilpn g9eitcn Die Ecmpcratur be.
ocuteuo iibcr Ger iaiioumdBigen So6c
iicDt lln6citduoigeS @ctter miro
hcute III oen 5ce.9lcgionen Niittclat-
Iantiibcl mo 9leipGnglano. Stna.
ten por0erridlen wclheS nit Sdnct
ooer ale9en, meilienS Sdjnec, per.
lnuOep icin miro. SSm Cbiot6al
nno i'm Si0cn mirO oos @citer Gcu
ic ma uorgct oll0eucil bciidHoig
lcia Snl obcren Sbioi6al Den @iit
ielatIaniiihcn Staatei iuo ocn Eli.
ocil miro cs beittc ctuoS iiiltcr icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08

gEd beplnOere niir Die CScOnlo.
Sic Wctt INIT mandci ,glcnirGeu bot.
sir oieic Scitc lit cs lnlr 0Ht. oob
ih uitbt chuual iiir cine bOI6eShinoc
Soft bin.
Eiclc lW0 Gin mar an0crc chcnlp
mriir NeluerfngeH 9iGo SUNDAYS
cingercbnct luor Oic aeiirige 9iad'
nittd9s %criouuliing wcbI Oic
oDcilc mo itnnpiiic ipclde bis6cr In
ocm GurctlmgS Sotcrnafcl on ser
9DorI 9loaO iiottgelulocn bot @ilN'S
Sdwlmgfruit ioluo6I in rctbcriitcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
SnHOes.9cpartemcut fir SanoiuirtB'
&cttcr.gurcan.
g9cttcr.g(usfidItcn.

Sir MorDlono uno oen 0iItritt
Columbia 6cldc lnbeit0noig, noBi-
0c, mchicuoc @in0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
edliHsfarten

SdIUTSfnrIen
Don lmo nod IeutihIanO mO De-
Itcrreid.llngarn iiber 0lotterOom ino
9tep gorf. @eloienounocn nod1 Gn-
ropn.
Sbeo. S. 7icner & Go.,
217 EIt-SaltimOre-Str.,
~D}dr5iS-( 243 SiiO-SrOOOwap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
ainOcr. .sso6lfa6rts-SOnfcrcui.

Ginr nicrciiante &cranitoltmg int
3rinmucnboig nit Der SisunB oer
rainocr. 8oblin6rts.9onicrcn5 uar
Die geiirige Soriiibring eines &ol.
oelbiloes, 6ctitclt Gin 9eiud IN ii,
ner Observation-Disclosures i'm WcbdlIs
oc Der meoi5iniidcn im0 hirnrgiihcn
6nfnltdt. Or. gloolpb glcDcr, Der
Scitcr Der ElippS .Glinif imO Ir.
9llicc @elO SoItant aus 9SGilooelpbia
Diclten 8ortrGgc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
Nic glnaeiae IN ciner lentiacn cna.

0ic gln5cise in ciner bentigen eng
liihcn 3citung, Oab an Wiittipohs sin
Der 8abrif ocr Helioblc 6rniiQ1e
N1oiuiochlring 50. cine @ebctsDer
iommlilng a6eeDalten miro, bcrn1t
ouf cinem SrrtDum. IS muroc uon
Den glngcitcaten ii6er 0cn g(ntrag
obeeitinnt NIT Dem Heiultot oaB
9illp Slmoap's Ginlaoune o6gele6nt
puroe. IS wuroe mid) beiAlolicrt
lid niAt al ser bon 9inu Sunoap
fir Die Sipbcnotes" geplanten 6abrt
5ilr 9oIle su betbciligen @s puroc
ibm ieoodb cine cute &ciie 9ewiinidlt-
glngcfellte Ocr 9lcliable CSnrnitnre
(@lr5S) Manufacturing So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08

.eiuo lturlum IDc I0l0 9orlO"
,,NOlonlNl" .NDn ia 9iclp D0ri'
,,Spfn ~" itc Niri1 Of q Nail0u".
,,enneln" Abe eaoD buccaneers"
,,NippOorpric" lnubcpiuc iiuO 9Sauocbil0cr.
pNiafnlaHh" g'0uocoiQe uno Nanoclbil0cr.
,,Niuiil Mlrbrniie" Suffice.
,,Niduria" Anu0criuc uno ManScbilocr.
SlcbscnntcS Nraboon.Ncelial iSrelidp, ben
o. 1fdri ! lihr Aa0mliiaQ5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08

Se@iiibr, GdterreidIiidle anO lluGa.
rjiNc 0rieNsanlrilsn
100 Wiarl nno ice Nrouen aHnuGrtS.
Sbcp s. 1ienef a. So,
III Gl-g'aIHmOre.Slr,
(Rdr8i3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08

SIbunurutru bic ben nSsntidsn
6OrreipOnOeutcn" nidDt piinftIidl OOer
nureaelmdfia crbalten, iino aebsten,
Der Cifirs sauOn per Sclrpbon OOer
IdriitIid Mitt6ciluHa " ma&sH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
bo6nDerIicrt.

Gie StootS SnouItric llnioa
Gommiiiion bat in Dem Safe Scr
gSithpe OeS perlmgliidten Giienbabn.
9rcrnIcrs SSoporO ". Soptius cnt.
idieOen Dab oie Yenniglpaiia Gis
ienbobn cine llnioa GntiHooiglmg
81 5ablen bo6e Sooptins muroe I'M
Olai leBtcu Sdbres nnbe SollinSitr.
Station ii6crfabren mo gct0otct.
Gle gien6o1n @eieaidoit iuotte
gcltenO. Dab Ole 6onmiiiiou nidt 5r.
itdnOi1 lei, iouoeru i6r SoG inter
ole @iinoeS @eieGc iolle, oa lie cinc
5luiidetitootlidc @eiellidloit iei Sc
ocninQS miro Der SAL Oic 5nit0noi-
gca Yc6oroen nod beihditigeu 0telp.
Dorfcr ltnogtc;u Scricper @cridte bo-
Ben oic 3niiduOigfeit Der StootS
Goniniiiion III Oerortigcn 6daeu oil.
crfornt. Eic So6c oer 3il 5obIcnOcu
Gntidldoiglme lit nod uiht icItgeiebi
poroeu Oa teinc So6Hliitc 0eS Mont
mes porlog
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-26
PERSONAL

Miss Katherine Powell, Of Par
kersburg, arrived in the city Friday
evening to attend the assembly dance
and to spend the weekend with her
cousin, Miss Virginia Brent.
Leo P. Caulfleld went to Morgan
town Saturday. ,,,,
Allison A. Haggerty, of Wilson,
burg, was here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooke Fleming are
here from Fairmont on a Driel WISH.
G. D. Marshall, Of Charleston, is
visitor here. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Creighton, OF
Weston, are visitors here.
C. L. Hensley, Of Charleston, is a
visitor here.
Charles E. Barnett. OF Glenyille,
is here on legal business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-26
tine Miller. Of Pittsburg to Mr.

tine Miller, Of Pittsburg to Mrs.
Walker:
Dear Mrs. Walker,
n want to thank you again Tor
your beautiful accompaniments last
night. They were sympathetic, most
artistic and thoroughly satisfying and
helpful. 1 look forward with pleas.
ure to other recltals which we shall
do together this season.
Cordially yours,
CHRISTINE MILLER"
OF Mrs. Duga, soprano, the "Musi-
cal America" has the following TO
say:
Elsa Gundling Duga, of Wheeling
sang "vissi D'Arte," by Puccini, "a
Little Blue Gray Dove" by saar;
"Melisande in the Woods" by Goetz;
and "The Years at the Springs" by
Beach. Mrs. Duga has a fine style
her enunciation Is clear and she has
evidently been trained in good
school. She recently appeared before
the Music League in New York, COM
posed of prominent women, who have
undertaken to promote the careers oil
young singers and give them support
and was accepted by them"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-26
Opening Up the New Dress
Trimmings

Foscnatinc coored bands and ouncings, all OF These
are in little collection just lately come .s 4o,,,r.
spange and bead trimming on net and chiffon tney are
done in black and the most artistic colors IN very new
Enhoderv aouncings coored embroidery on wnl ne
net very beautiful things is inches wide, $500 yard
inches wde $500. 49,, ,,,n see nv
1t great beads and spangles as y2u T n s
a aounc,nps and bands very peautllu hussu
With their cleaning flowers and designs often WORKED o' -
on sparkling black background ,.,,, and vary exclusive
for your gown you will surely want to see thepn.
See window display today
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-26
Assembly Dance.

One of the most delightful Of a
series of dances given by the assem-
bly, Club this season was held In the
bail room of the Masonic temple from
0 to 10. O'Clock Friday evening with
John B. Hart, president; John New
Ion, yice-president; and Henry G. Al
exander, treasurer and secretary IN
charge. Behind hedge Of tai
stately palms, ferns and ported plants
the Cadenza orchestra rendered a de-
lightiul program Of dance music.
The patronesses for the evening
were Mrs. Henry Raymond, Mrs.
Richard T. Lowndes, Mrs. James j..
Duncan. Mrs. John w. Brown, Mrs.
]. Hornor Davis, and Mrs. Arson y.
Parr.
At IL o'clock delicious salad sup
per was served in the refreshment
room by an efficient corps Of waters
and later dancing was resumed IN
the ball room.
Among the many out-of-town
guests present were Mr.. and MIS-.
Brooks Fleming, Jr., of Falrmont'
Miss Elizabeth Gallaher, OF Charles
Ton Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stockley, of
i Ta,,mant DR. and Mrs. G. w. Hal
+terman, Of Weston; Miss Laura Neal !,
Of parkersburg; Misses Isabel and
MARY Maxwell and Mrs. 3. y Max
well, Of West Union; Miss, Lotta van
deryort. OF Weston; Miss Kathryn
powell. of Parkersburg; Miss Candy,
az Saskatchewan, Canada; MISS
Guiniyere Chichester, Of Weston; JACK
Cobur1l. Of Fairmont; and MIS-.
sprlgg D. Camden, Of Parkersburs'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-26
The Duplex Roast
ing and Baking
Disks

Either stone or metal disks are
furnished with Duplex stoves.
The Duplex stone disk is protected
with an aluminium band around edge.
The stone disk holds heat better than
metal; however, the insulation IN the
Duplex Stoves is so perfect that either
the stone or metal disks may be used
successfully for baking, roasting.
steaming or stewing.
The disks can be heated in ten to
twenty minutes over gas, gasoline, al
cohol or oil fame sufficiently hot TO
cook the entire meal, or over the
range. electric or wood stove. In a
little longer time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-26
Young Women's Top-Coats'
in New Spring Styles

Quite prominent among The newcomels IS tne cga o.
Covert-coth and this is but natural now that ghV ssues
are so fashionable. NIL.
You will see, too, pretty black and hte combinations
and tweed light mixtures Usually the coats are similar a N
stvle cut the new lengths and built on loose lines oeed
in at waist with ang hips Some are neo Yaa,as
and cuffs but all are attractive and prices start at ana
ascend to $25. 90. All sizes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-26
THE PARSONS- SOLDIERS COMPANY

rlayed, Miss Edith received many
beautiful presents. ,,,.
Among those present were Halle
May and Jane Gaylord, Harriet ray
lor, Caroline Dudderar, JAM,
Smiley, Frances Clifford. Katherine
Dennison, Virginia Sellers, Vera Par
IRISH, Joseph and Helen Grille, Gene
We've and Tina Carskadon, Frances
and Sue Shuttleworth. Helen Con-
man, Martha and Charles Furbee,
Amanda Goe, Ruth Lindsey, Mrs. L.
H. Lindsey, Mrs. Howard Protheroe'
Miss Mabel Lee, Benjamin Stout,
Bernard Jones, James Gaylord, Will
liam Coston, Charles Williams, Hugh
Downs and Lee Davis.
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New Warmers
COrsets
EXCLUSIVE at p. S. Co.

At least dozen of the new Spring
models are here ready to have suits
and gowns fitted over them, and more
ere coming straight along Warmers
Rust Proof have been famous from
the first for beauty of material ~
workmanship, but now they are pref
tier than ever, especially the pale
pink ones.
THE latest pink model to arrive for
the average figure is of broche. with
low bust and long skirt, and costs
$500. The same model In an ex-
quisite silk in the Redfem, is $500.
Another pink broche, with low
bust. straight hip and elastic insert
for $500. These are back lace.
Two new models in front lace. one
medium bust, $500 and the othe,
low bust $500. made OF white Cou-
tile.
We prefer giving private fittings on
all corsets we sell.
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Endenyor Mass Meeting.

A mass meeting of the stealey
Heights, Adamston and Northview
United Brethren churches, and the
Methodist Protestant, Lutheran and
Presbyterian churches of Clarksburg
will be held at $3.50 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon in the Methodist Protest.
ant church at 6S5 Locust street.
A committee, composed OF one
member from each OF the societies.
met this week to draft a constitution
and bylaws suitable for a city union
organization, and the same will be
presented for approval at the Sun,
day afternoon meeting. 1t is urged
that each society have as large a rep
resentation as possible in this mass
Oscar c. Wilt is president Of the
temporary organization. and Miss
josephine Sheets is secretary
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Class Entertains Another.

The married ladies' Bible class OF
the Christian church entertained the
mems Bible class with Martina
Washington party Tuesday evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j..
McReynolds on Mulberry street.
Music and readings were the diver
sion of the evening, and clever
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-26
A New Face Powd-
er That Comes in
Frosted Bottles

From Jergens comes a new
Rice powder called Doris"
that we would like all particular
women to try.
Three tints, flesh, white, and
brunette-price SOC.
Jergens Doris Rose talcum
powder-price, SOC.
Levy's La Blanche talcum
powder, three tints, SOC.
Call at the Toilet goods sec
ton tonight and get sample of
Sempre Giovine face prepara-
ton Free.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Install Officers.
Trus Values
CONTINUED from Page Three

Harrison Hive, No. ss4, Ladies OF
the Modern Maccabees, installed ON
GERS for the ensuing year recent
night as follows:
Commander, Lennie E. Hoff; past
commander, Katherine Kellerman;
lieutenant commander, Gernina Al
len: chaplain, Leona Whoolery; IL
nance keeper, Johanna Fulkineer;
record keeper, Myrtle Graves; mis-
tressa t arms, Mary E. Bartlett; ser
geant, Ella Doolittle; picket. Eliza
beth Lohr; and sentinel, Elizabeth
State Deputy Kitty E. Moore acted
as installing officer.
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or INTEREST 10 WOMEN
II You Like Cabbage.

Cabbage has not a very good rep
utation among some people. and 1t is
standby winter vegetable OF thous-
ands of others. Even for the fastidi.
GUS taste there are delicious ways OF
cooking cabbage, and in salad 1t can
also be used with appetizing results
Chop a small head Of cabbage re-
moving the heart Put three table
spooniuls Of butter IN frying pan,
add two tablespoonfuls of flour and
turn in the cabbage after the butter
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OH! If Only That
Would Wash

al would buy me skirt right
now" Not only once, but nine iadies
out of ten say, who see this high PIE
Gold Cord. They cannot be convinced
that II will wash. They seem sur
nrlsed when we explain that 1t WILL
and guarantee it to stand many tub
Directions for washing this tub
corduroy is given with each pur-
'NS Sc iches wide, s1.25 yard.
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Birthday Party.

A very enjoyable childrens party
was given from 8 until 5 o'clock
saturday afternoon by Mr.. and MRS.
T. wv. Annon at their home on Carr
avenue In honor Of their daugnter'
Edith,s. tenth birthday anniversary.
A color scheme Of pink and white
was carried out In tho dining room:
a cake formed the center piece OF
the dining table with pink candles.
one for each Of Edith's age, ? laced
on the top. Various games were
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-26
-"Hurrah for the Flag"

song-"Hurrah for the Flag
Third and fourth grades.
Notwithstanding the Flrse
Re Rsecitation-"Red, White and
Blue"
First and second grades.
Flag salute by school.
The Bible was presented by MIS-.
Laura HI, Brown in the name OF the
Daughters OF America, and was &C
cepted by Prof H, NJ. Waldenton Tor
the board Of education. :,
song-"Little Red School House
members of Daughters OF America
Presentation Of the flag In the
name of the Junior Order Of United
American Mechanics-W. w. Brown
The flag was accepted by Prof. +. L.
| AS the flag was raised over the
/ school the, "Star Spangled Banner"
was sung by pupils.
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Annual Reception.

The annual reception Of the soph-
mores Of Washington Irving high
school was held in the school gymna-
SUM from 5 to 1890 o'clock FRI
day evening. Music and games were
the pleasant diversions Of the even
ing. Miss Mae Cristy served refresh
ments. A most enjoyable evening
was spent by all in attendance.
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n Appear Here.

Mrs Elso Gundling Duga, soprano,
Of wheeling, and Mrs. Blanche San
Sars walker, pianist, Of Pittsburg,
viii apuear at the artists recital to
ha given BY the Marcato Music Club
at ) O'Clock instead of 8 O'Clock Sat
urday afternoon, March I N the au-
ditorium Of the Masonic temple. with
Mrs. Earl SPEAKER In charge q pro.
rTam. The following is 9 letter OF
Expectation written by Miss Chris