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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08

when to the opening overture of the
opera played SO brilliantly by KEN
ber's orchestra. behind a grouping OF
tail palms, ferns and baskets Of
greenery,s giving u charming setting
for the chorus. coRtumed III gowns OF
Immaculate white and the mel in
the conventional black evening suits,
presenting a color tone Of black and
white. Offset by the rose color hang
ings or the stage settings.
From the beginning of the concert
with the .'All Hail Brightest #of Days
and Last sung by Faust andchorus.
=to the singing Of the closing victor
#tous chorus Redeemed, '' the render
ing or one OF Gounod's finest prodic-
tons, Faust, by the Marcato Choral
Club was received with an applause
by the large and enthusiastic audi
ence5 not soon to be forgotten. was.
Indeed grand opera in Clarksburg.s
The president OF the MaFcato Club.
Miss Cora Atchison, was untirtng in.
her assistance to the Marcato Choral
Club d make it what twas, q nu-
sical gem. never before presented in
our city, which reached it's musical
heights and perfection by the bril-
liant accompaniment or Kember's or
5chestra with Mrs. Homer Williams Mt
the piano, and the efficiency OF Mrs
Lee Williams as leader.
The b cstesses, Mrs. George Ora
ham. Miss Fredl Holden, Miss An
toinette Ernst. Miss Lora Sters, Miss
Frances Moore, Miss Bessie Crummtt.
Mrs. Ray il. Clppett. Mrs. Earl Ira.
Wis and Mrs. Charles Lamberd, were
kept busy seating the large audience.
Mrs. Duga. as Marguerite, Won her
hearers at once in her charming rem
sderings or the: Flower Song fol
lowed BY the Song or the King Of
Thule the Jewel Song, the duet
with Faust he Hour Isl Late. and
I'm the trio. Angels OF Light, with
Faust and Mephisto.
Mr.. Williamson had in the role OF
Faust a chance$to display the beau
tiles OF his high silver quality tenor
voice. his top notes so particularly
sweet and charming to listen to- Mr..
iCroXton in his rich baritone-basso
voice, sung his part OF NIephisto to
the manor born showing indeed
his study OF the part. made evident
Ihv having appeared as NTephisto and
sung il fifty times In costume.
The choruses we're well rendered
land contributed most attractiyely to
1.-THE success OF the concert. Miss
/. Laura Thompson. who has a soprano
voice OF sweetness and purity Of tone.
Esnng a part5Ein which she portrayed
1.-THE part Of Selbe1. AS an apprecia-
Etion or their. work in making the con-
Icert the success 1t was, the members
Eor the chorus graciously presented
\ Miss Atchison. Mrs. w. Lee Williams
and Mrs. Homer Villains. bouquets
fof roses.
Sopraro Matte Bartlett Mrs.
Anderson, Nina Datson, AIRS. George
Bland, Virginia Brent, Mrs. Robert
Cook. Bessie Dorsey. Mrs. Frank
Grant. Mrs. Cecil Garrett. alice Ger
rard. Hattie Gerard. Grace Hayma-
.lser, Mrs, +. B. EIaymaker, Augusta
Harr, AIRS. n. j. Henderson, Laura
Hill. Bertha Hoover. Mrs. q. S. Ice,
Mrs Charles Kester. Mrs. "a. NJ !. Kid
well. Miss Seya Kramer, Mrs. Car
Lawson. Louise l4atstetter. Lester
5I-atstetter. Mrs. Charles Livingstone
Fannie Atacht. Mrs. Joe Mall ory, Mrs
Nice loskey. Mrs. Will Morris, Mary
E5Osborne, Mrs. Charles RI dcnour, Mrs
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"a ~ Robinson. Frances Robinson.

B. u. Robinson. Frances Robinson.
Della Renshaw. Cora Smith, Mrs.
Frank Stremmel, Laura Thompson,
Martha Tate. Ora Warner Mrs. Frank
Welch. Mrs. Glenn Williams and
Mrs. ID T. Woods.
Altos Mrs Perkins Boynton.
Geneytere Brake Jean Burns. Mrs.
John Goodman, Norma Gerard. sue
Gordon. Anna Hickman. Mrs. ". D..
johnson. Florence Lynch, Mrs. Il. j..
Lynch Mrs. Katie Martin, Mrs Lewis
Milan, Bertha Morgan. Mrs. Henry
Reeder, Mrs. Louis Saas, Neva West,
Mrs. G. A- Wills, and Mabel WILDER.
Tenors Ralph Butcher Gtlmere
Cunning ham. Joseph d. Gator,
Charles GILL; o.. %. Hink1e. Louis Lis
ia. Charles Livingstone. Joe Madele-
ma. Guy Matheny, t. wi Smith and
Thomas Patton.
Bnssas Perkins Boynton. Henry
Coyne. Howard Cunning ham, IT, ID.
Dawson, G. G. Hagenb uch 81 Earl.
Israel. Roy Law. A e. Lamont, Guy
Musser. Richard Parks, G w. Par
rish, III u. Reese. G. d. Sommervtlle.
Ralph Sturm. M. Lee Williams and
o. G. Wilt.
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roI0! IIO0 Fine Exhibits and Sale aE1d the Store N
Another Lot Of Good
Warm Blankets.

T'wo grades to Scll ut $500;
and two at $3.50 Il pair
AIT $500 4 pair are I'll wool
filled cotton warp blankets ln
double bod size also blankets
woven OF cotton warp and Z I'LL
ing so per cent WOOL
a specially tinr grade 81 Wool
lit $3.50 al, which Snu may choose
the famous physician faNorlte y,
THE blanket that viii not Wear
out II comes III double bed Size,
With cotton warp and the filing
SO per cent wool.
Another special plaid blanket
price SOS \ pair: woven With
i cotton warp and So Per cent
Wool filed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08

Mrs. Boyd Fleming arrived home
Friday morning from 4 visit with
friends and relatives in eastern cit
les
D. ID. Britt returned Friday morn
ing from d short business trip East
Miss Anna TursElove, Of st. Glars
vile. o.. Is Visiting Miss Gertrude
Borgess., or Mechanic street
Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. Sullivan. on
Alexander are spending 4 few days
in the city
Fred w King. Of Parkersburg, Is.
a guest at the Waldo.
M. III Grady. of Buckhannon. Is
here on Il business mission.
Scott Yost is here from Hundred.
u. IN FrusheT, or Wheeling. - q
business visitor to the city
L. A. Bartlett. OF Hairnont. Is reg
.istered at the Gore.
Lloyd Bailey is a business visitor
here from Fatrmont
ID. q. Sherwood, or Smithton. Is at
tending to business matters here
s. Nee. Steenrod Of Wheeling. ISL
In the city for 4 short business .4yi ti t.i
ia. NJ Ours, or Buckhannon, ~
city business visitor
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--.BrilIIant NInsLc:ll Ilcast.

The most brilliant muslcaIT IeAsE
ever given in Clarksburg Was held in
the auditorium Of the Masonic tenn
PIE Thursday evening when the Mar
cato Choral Club under the wonder
fully efficient leadership 81 MIS-. I'VE.
Lee Williams. director, MIS-. Homer
Williams. pianist augmented by
MEMBERS orchestra. rendered Gou-
mods opera Or Faust iii concert
form, will. the following artists solo
ists Elsa Gundllns-Du ga, soprano; !.
Hardy Williams, tenor: Frank Grox-
ton, bass baritone: and chorus Of
10 voices of the best musical talent
On the city.
.t 1t was indeed a beautiful scene
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lie Corset Fro-la-set
With Its Correct
Lines.
-I4iIleS.

It's the Corset that i great many
thinking women are wearing for.
the straight tailored costume. aS
Well as for the soft graceful!
gowns for the afternoon and az
.ening.
This seasons new STYLES
are iii here now. They 1tl'c made
of Coutillc and the daintieSt
brooche; prices $500 tn $1,000.
NOTE The Corset IErolaset
is all exclusive front lacing
and in order to get the correct
figure lines itmust be fitted Ny
those who know,
Expert filters in attendance.
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Bl.itlgc Luncheon.

A bridge luncheon Of beautiful APP
was given at o'clock
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Peter H
Koblegard in her home on East Pike
street IN honor Of Mrs. Albert u.
Lohm. Pink Killarney roses We're
used in the decorationt Or the rooms
and later auction bridge was played
at eleven tables.
The out of town guests were Miss
Leachman. OF Danville, I'll; Miss
Calcutt. or Tennessee; and Miss
Wade. or Atorgantown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08
lWreelz..fYn Dance.

The Friday evening weekly dance
will be hold by Miss Anne Borgess.
in the st. Mary's auditorium this
evening The beginners class Will
3be from d: 81 to 3 o'clock, followed
#by lessons to the advanced class: IA
well selected program 81 dance mu-
sic has been arranged.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08
Flat SilverWare Make
The Finest Of Gifts.

Listen here husband! TIC YOU
have needs to supply il knives,
forks, spoons 81, odd pieces for
the Christmas table, tits adyisa-
bic ia purchase ait once and have
everything in readiness So that
You Will avoid the annoyance and
irritation Of not having sufficient
silyerWal.c to make the Christ
mas table. look just as YOU desire
il.
or course, lot this be your
wife's Christmas present.
Silver plated knives, forks,
spoons and other items at. very
moderate prices.
All flat silver viii Be en-
graved free. basement Ft0o1..)#
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PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. lLowneds will
leave Friday night for an extended
visit to Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.
lt. MI Hart went To 81 rleston Nrl-
day morning to spend several days.
looking after business matters.
John 3. Hart went to Charleston
Friday morning to att end to business
affprS f%3 8tss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08
A.t7a.ntl- Opera

Miss Young. Miss Mercer and Miss
Lawrencc. music teachers at Broad
dus Institute at Philtppi, attended
the opera Of Faust given By the
N1arcato Choral Club rrhursday even.
in gin the Masonic temple.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08
Officers Chosen.
g

yVoodmen OF the World who are.
members of EClarksburg Camp, 40. 81.
have elected camp officers as follows.
ITO serve one year from m Wednesday
night, January q, at which time they
will be installed
Consul commander Dr E.
Price.
g5#5 ADVISORY lieutenant =J q. Stcaley.
Banker-F o. sutton.
Cleric. NJ. Ernst.
EscortC. w. Coffman.
Natchman--A. O. Sturm.
Sentry. %. Gross.
Mana gers ~. D. Underwood and
~. S.. Flanagan.
The camp elected the following
persons to mem bership:
James r. Crisis, Benjamin Fultz.5
Henry n. Leuliette. al J Claussain
and Foster u Martin.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08
Au1iIialrryy,1 Meets.

a very interesting meeting Of the
Auxiliary OF Christ Episcopal church
was held in the parish house Friday
afternoon. Work for the winter sea-
son was planned and discussed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08

duties MS such The position viii
doubtless hold until the term 81 the.
present warden. Or. White, expires.
which is two or three years hence.
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ir1ll1,rl ri S111lIncr.

The supper TO be given by the kap-
pa Sigma III BOYS in the social rooms
OF he First Methodist Episcopal
church viii be at 6:3 08o'clockI sharp
All the mem beers are urged to be
present. The boys m others and faith
=ers are invited. a number of business
men, ministers and superintendent
OF the local Sunday schools are also
expected. Following the supper the
boys will 80 into regular session
which wil1#close at s:15 o'clock. MI
visitors are asked to remain until af-
ter the boys have finished the business
1eeting.
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DaI1cIltc,rs is Meet.

1II IIAIlEIITt5tEs 10 4FAtVI- 183T J"
The United Daughters Of the Con
Federacy will hold their gular5lneet-
ing at 3 O'Clock saturday afternoon
iii their rooms il the Union Bank
building with Mrs. George ~. stone
and Miss IGnle Brown hostesses.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08

day school iii the Masonic temple All
4 o a. nj. 5t0morroy fullowcd by regn-
lar services at IA a. M Week Of
Prayer, Will be the reading subject.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08
ElIcreSSful Sale


A very successful Christmas sale
was held by the members of the La
dies Md Society or the First Baptist
church Thursday and 4 sum Of $500
was added to the5fund or the society.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08
SOCIAL, CALLED OFF

The social that Wns to have been
given tonight at the home ofF Mrs.
pAEIickenbOttom &cOlorcd, has been
called on until further notice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08
AIcnfir1cr I.fla11nrtl

The Daughters Of the American
Revolution chapter will meet with
Mrs. Hugh Jarvis December Us in-E
stead Of December l I, as was former
" announced
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08

Mrs Lena Rood OF Seattle, with y
fortune OF $25.O 600 100 0, rs the richest
person In the Pacific Northwest.
Several large French insurance
companies keep records or their II HI
ents teeth To insure Identification at
4 ter death
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08

volks. also the juice or a lemon and
hair cup sugar. Beat well. then stir
in lightly half cup flour sifted with
half teaspoon baking powder POM
about onc5inchst thick in a long. narrow
pan. and bake When done. turnout
on II platter spread With cranberry
jelly and cover with 4 mcrlngue-
made of the white Or one eEg whip
ped stiff with half cup powdered su-
gar. and favored with vanilla Serve
either hot or cold
ItINI4li.lR'r APPOINTED.
Dr. j TE. Rinehart Of Shtnnston.
has been appointed To tte position IA
physician or the state paRitentiRry atI
AEoundsyille, and has assumed his8I
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08
CHRISTMAS GLOVES

Brand new kid gloves of
NJ the daintiest kind that an
peals to the most fashions
bic woman and with all the
little niceties Of the French
manufacturers.
Price $50, $1.75, $500,
;2.25 and $3.50 fo1 short
gloves.
Price $3.50 ana $500 fer
long gloves.
Imported direct for the
Parsons-Soude1s Company,
Main Floor, East Ais7e)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-08
!. TilNDoR.sI: IDEA \

Fifty or5 more members or the.
Glarksbllrg Business Mems l1eHgua#
had luncheon at the Waldo hotel
night. The league Endorsed
tire community Christmas tree idea
and adopted d standard form Of cred
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10 -HoI.D SERVICES.

Local Seventh Day AdNcntists will
o. Earl Snyder elder: will haze suns
The sun., 1916-12-10
LONG SCHEDULE FOR AMHERST,
Changes In List ~ southern OppO-
nents Made.

AMHERST. Mass, Dee. 9~-lmportant
changes In the list of opponents which
Amherst will meet on the baseball field
have been made in the 1916 baseball
schedule, approved at the last meeting of
the Amherst student council The sOrinS
training trip especially has been altered.
Weather conditions In the middle Allan
tic States nave led to tho substitution Of
Washington aud Lee. Virginia Military
institute and the Catholic University for
the more northerly former opponents,
Annapolis, West Point and Lafayette In
the REGULAR season Trinity. Vermont and
two games with Holy Cross have be"a
substituted for Springfield, Brown airl
New York University. The schedule fol-
lows:
Sprins S.heiuls March 80. rni'crs!'N Of
Virginia, ~ Charlottesville Va: 80. Uni
vsrslty Of virginia, at tharlottestille. Va;
~. virginia MILITARY institute. at tsNing'
ton, Va. April =. Washington, and Lee
University, At Lexington. Va: = catholic
University. at Washington. y, g, =. CO.
Regular season schcduie--Arril ~ Bow
dom. at Amherst; ~. Princeton a. Prince
ton ~. HOLY Cross. ~ amherst - Yale,
town MAY 2, Trinity, at Amherst, ~.
Holy Cross. at .Morr"strr' -, william, a.
TwT,T,s.rr,..y a' wTlatt mn. r.,o." t%,n.s'I". Z, ua ,1
We'd. Nmhrrst III. ". 4. e.. at Trs,t
Field. Amherst ~, Dartmouth, ut Am.
e. '"-' " cH"'mo"'h NJ Hanover
The sun., 1916-12-10
COLLINS REELECTED
PRESIDENT OF L. ]. K. e.
organization in Prosperous
Condition aud Elects Eleven
New Members.

John T. Collins has been reelected
president Of tho Long Island Kennel
club II. was ihc unanimous choice Of
'hc members at the annual election
Nh,rh was held at the clubs ~headquar-
tors in IT.. Johnston building. brooklyn,
las week. pr. John Dc Mund was re-
,ls".rd frs, ,icc-prcsidcnt and Anton
l;pst was retained as second Nicc-presl-
dent. James T.. Meade was elected sec
rotary t. succeed Harry Hoffman. who
resigned. Niiliam BrueRgemann was
,lu>ou ~ treasurer and Wilbur Purcell
corresponding secretary.
Tn" following governors wer" elected
for one year Jules Ferond, Harry Tay-
lor. l,obcri smith. Charles \. Kelly.
julius Fielder and Frederick Mehle.
The club. which tx one Of the most
active kennel organizations in the coun-
Try, is ia a prosperous condition. II has
a membership OF nearly 100 and IL in
good condition financially.
Vt the meeting eleven new members
Mere elected. They were Mr.. and Mrs.
T. g.. Snow. lr.. julius &. Feeder, Mrs.
Frank Thompson. Charles Merritt. John
lIaslam. Mrs. Mabel Riddell. George O..
%,icinlctr. n W. Jackson. Joseph War
mulh and. F'reder!ck Edmedston.
The club voted 10 hold It's annual ban
uict AVID entertainment at the Hotel
l;rc,oort. Manhattan. on January 20.
a. Il It's show, as usual. on May 80,
The sun., 1916-12-10
MRS. CRAWFORD UNDAUNTED.
Despite Ucccut Rev She WIN
kccp NircdnIcs Here.

Although they failed to win in amy OF
the Icgular classes at the recent show
of the Aircdalc Terrier Tub OF Amer
lea the quartet shown 10y Mrs. 4. l..
Crawford. the noted Chicago fanrier
who owns the Nickcry Kennels, Were de
clared by experts to be The finest sp"ri-
mons of the breed in the country. Com
pctcut Judges declared that Champion
Nickcry Aman Gem has improved since
she earned her title. and that before the
end Of the winter she will win more
fame.
About Nickery Lodestar. which was
placed third in the class for American
bred dogs Nickey Nesuvius. which WAS
reserve In the class for limit dogs, and
Vlckey Fashion. which was reserve in
the class for puppy bitches. experts
spoke in the highest terms. An of these
losers possessed tine conformation. good
head. skull aud shoulders and move
about like champions, All have excel.
lent coats.
Mrs crawford was %undsunted by her
revcrses. She will remain IN the East
and exhibit at several other shows be-
fore returning TO her Western home.
The sun., 1916-12-10
SEALYHAM BEST DOG
AT HAVERHILL SHOW
Brockh0lt inspiration Wins
Premier HOnOrS over 20
Winners.

The annual bench show Of the |lltNoI.
hli kcuncl ''uh. which was held last
Tuesday and Wednesday,, was the most
successful ever held ina that city, More
,lau 300 dos We're cNh.hit'd n there
were more than iO0 specials,
To Brorkho,t inspiration. a S"tlN ham.
owned 10y II"rlock I'm k"unc's. went
the rrcm.r" honor of the SHOW. VITA
twenty competing, sh" was the sc.cc-
ticn Of tive judges as the best dog or
bitten IN tho Show.
The Bosom terriers were tn" most
numerous. More than w. score of this
breeding appearing. Among them wcic
sum" Of the 'iurst ia the country. NAM
Of them represent. ng prominent k"uurls
Uu New York. CONNECTICUT and Mdssd-
Ciusctts.
bf the pack. Auburn Ilapp,. H.. he,
longing to Mrs. ! u, Dresser of Thomas
ton. Conn. Mas declared the best. In.
Ic,uShiug's Hillside Tommy received
stellar honors among the puppies
ThwHitc's ke;o. owned 10y Mrs. II. :.
ThNaltc of West Everett. Mass. won
"A trophy for the best dog which had
never been shown before IN an \ Is. g.
show.
The sun., 1916-12-10
JUDGES NAMED FOR
GARDEN DOG SHOW
Westminster Kennel Club
Selects Many Experts for
Annual Affair.
WIDE RANGE OF Z +


Nearly all the judges to oficiate at the
forty-hrst annual dog show of the Vest
minster Kspr., c,,h ohio, ,,,,, ,r.n
-. ,,..,.-- op
"e"'so" square oaroeh FEBRUARY
20 and continue for ;i,e three succeeding
usss, nave oeen appointed.
Wore IMAM q score OF experts are
named on the list, the selections cover
Ing n vide RANGE ~ hres6s E.xcsn.
uv"~ Ss'e ~ JOSH e1eIciseo IN tne
sciection OF the judges Tor this Important
show, and all Of Them enjoy national
reputations. TIM Hat OF ,udSe, IN rsa,iy
compIete. out the doe snow
oecioed TO avail the formal acceptance
Of each Judge before making an oficiai
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~ tho ,ndiv,d".i r,ns
oSncisI. 1rhs H., ,n.,.c. .
ou'c,a,s. me hst insufes record
breaking number Of entries and an at
trActive premium list Ia promised by the
committees
tn. .. A.
.ne "c."oer" OF the oos snow COM
Tittee ana the board OF governors Will
again take an active mart In promoting
the axture I, 40, A.. % IN. .n.r..,,c
ana eHclent work OF the committee mat
tho oSoW was 30 successful last year.
Thu cnSNbittee will asain hc has ded he
N.iitSr, p.,,.h ma. .....,.... Iii, ~.
xu ~ I''S a:sov.eees ". oe
ficoard ~. Nilliams. winthrop Nuther-
furd and Lewis A. EldridGe.
II In expected that several new tro-
rn,es VII DC donated Tor next feoru,
ary'0 show, while many members and
The sun., 1916-12-10
TRIAL BOARD HANDS
DOWN FOUR DECISIONS
R~cinstatcS Mr.. and Mrs. SwartZ
and Places Ban on
John Brett.

Several decisions have been handed
down by the New Yorl. trial board OF
the American Kennel club. II has re-
ins,atcd Mr.. and Mrs 4 Swartz. lifted
the suspension OF Mrs. \. ,;argcc, sus-
pended John dresser FOR thirty days
and withheld all privileges OF the Amer
lean Kennel Club from John Brett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swarta were suspended
following charges made hN the Long
Island Eerncl cluN that ;hcS had been
discourtcous to a Judge at the Long
Island clubs show last May
Handing down its decision the board
said rs the defendants apoloeizcd in
writing to the board. to the club and
the judge and as all s.guiicd their Will
ingness to accept the apology the de-
PENDANTS are hereby rcinstated
Mrs. Garnec got; into dim 'ulty with
the Asbury PARK Kennel club for qucs-
tioning "A decision at the last show, The
board upheld the decision ns a penalty
for Mrs. Garnce's failure To appear At
the hearing by the NsburN Park 'ihb
but tho wins OF the dog were rcinstatod
and the suspension u the defendant re-
moved.
In the case uf the French bulldog
Club versus Cresser the board said
THE board hereby sustatns TIE action
OF the French Bulldog tlub ana further
withholds all the privileges OF the Amer
lean Kennel club from tressc' for "A
period OF thirty days 'rcsser was
accused Of making d.scourteous re-
marks abOut the ribbons awarded bs
the club at it, last show.
Brett. vino has often acted as judge,
wts found guilty of being u professional
handler. In regard 20 his case the board
reported
TINS matter Mas referred 10 this
board by the executive committee I"
give Brett AN opportunity to DC heard
In his own behalf. This board, after
giving Brett such an opportunitN mani
mously recommends that all privileges
OF the IA criciu kennel club he with
held from said Brett"
The sun., 1916-12-10
KENNEL FIXTURES.

pscember !: and ls-Mew Haven E.nncl
Club nicen.c, a, New Haven conn Mrs.
j. = hampton, s"Grstar} tntr,e. clos"--
speciality show. ~ Waldorf. Astoria. New
York city wiIbur Purcell. superintendent.
January s-worcester Kennel Club. at
Worcester. Mass. r i, l.. Kemp, supc,-
int"ndcnt. Briigewatcr, Mass. Entries
January Is and :s-Lynn kennel club.
AT Lynn. Mass Charles connor. ssorc.
'"T,, Entrigs c'g,e- r., c, ,
Williams, sccrc,a-y.. Entries clo-c
frbrnary ls TO IN ndtanapGiis ksnn'l
dor" hewes, secretary .%tntr,"r lose
ps"rn"ry 20 70 W"s;W!n-,.r Ncnn"'
chairman committee Entries close
Fehrnary 20 and ?,-ra.adcna, Kennel
Cins. a, rG:aSgns' Gs,. H. e. Hal''e"a.
February d AID :7-Kcrnel club 81
Philadelphia. 1t Philadelphia, Pa. J.
Chandler barnard. secretary. Entri,s
March - 20 l;-we.,ern Reserv. Ken.
mol Club Company 'licensc', AZ Cleveland,
Ohio II q. Hutchinson. secretary. En-
March = to .,-Canton Kennel Club ui-
ccns"', a. Canton; Ohio Waller u. Town-
send, secretary. Entries close
March 20 10 Gi-Chicago Kennel Club. n,
Chicaso. N James A rush. sccretar5
April ( 20 central ONO Kcnnc, Ciun
lic"ns"i. at columbus. ohio. Mrs. e l.,
ward Stricklcr. secretary. Entries Close.
April lS--Toy Dog club Of New EugliuI,
NJ cambridge. Mass. Mrs. J. +. Schnnncr.
secretary. In ries CLOSE
April .S-RirhmOud county Kennel Clui,
1iceus,l, "a Grant 'itV, staten island. Y
y konrid HALLE, sccrctary. Entire
Mag @6-pcvon DOG show Association.
a. Devon, Ia G"org" L. Foley. supurIn-
T. ndcnt, Entries close MAY /!
May 30 Long Island Kennel Club. nj
Bro"kl,n. y V II u HOFFMAN, secrr-
Jun" = Niss.hIckon Kennel club. a,
Chestnut Hlll. Ia. G"orGo /. Foley, suprr.
!ntendent Entries close Mhy 81
, June 6-lRjirs Kennel Association ~
Massachusetts a. A~upurndalc, Mass. Nrs
w, y. -. clark, secretary. Eutlics vIus,-