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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13
MANY PARENTS At
THE White SCHOOL
Interesting Program Was
e. Rendered And Fine
& Speeches Made s

There was a good turn out of the
parents at the Parent Teacher meet
ing held at the White school yester.
day evening and all were well pleased
with the excellent program which
they heard. The speakers were Gen,
eral Manager E. B. Moore Of the Mo,
nongahela Valley Traction Company
Mrs. N. r C. Morrow OF the Normal
school faculty, II. r. Cunningham OF
the Monongah Glass company, Presi
dent OF the Board of Education G.. NJ
Alexander, and Mrs c. r Werlich A
duet was rendered by Miss RadeI
Herndon and Miss Bertha Dilgard and
there were several vocal numbers BY
the school children. The high school
orchestra was present and also gave
several musical selections.
The talks were all short and tc
the point. They were centralized on
the cooperation Of the parents and
teachers. Following the program each
OF the teachers went to their various
rooms where they were visited by the
parents, many OF whom inquired into
the work of their children. Joseph
Daugherty, the janitor, who is great
favorite with the children also held
an interesting informal reception. The
meeting yesterday evening was the
third parent.teacher meeting conduct
ed in the Fairmont schools. The first
was held at the Barnes school and tho
second at the Miller school
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13

Fairmont High was unable to score
on Morgantown high in the game
played on the University ED this
morning and consequently suffered a
60 defeat. Both teams fought hard
for touchdown, Morgantown finally
succeeding, but failing to kick goal.
The game was well played and was
witnessed by an unusually large
crowd that had assembled in Morgan.
town to witness the game this after,
noon between the Carlisle Indians and
the West Virginia university. Many
local fans accompanied the team to
Morgantown and this afternoon with
the football players are watching the
big football game between the Car.
Isle Indians and the University elev.
en-.
The twenty members Of the local
football squad that made the trip to
Morgantown this morning with coach.
es Moore and Carpenter are: Dea1,
Ross, Cain, Turkovitch, Hess. Stevens,
Sarsfield, Nixon, Brown, Binns, Loar,
Andre, Hamilton, Nils, Meredith, Wig.
noul, Hill, Aumiller, Boyers, knight
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13
Owes Health to
The New DRECO
For -Four Years Suf-
fered with Rheuma-
tisIn When two
Bottles Of DrecO
Cured Him

Il owe my health to Dreco, the new
herbal remedy which can be bought al
Burke's Drug Store, says e. W. Night,
OF Waldeck street, Broad Cakes, to Mr..
Albert Gels, the Dreco man. who Is
demonstrating Dreco at Burke's Drug
Store, Clarksburg, w. Va.
We are giving this testimonial to the
citizens OF this community that they
may make sure before they venture
TO invest in Dreco and that they may
lave full faith in the efficacy of this
new herbal prescription which is TAX.
ing Fairmont, Clarksburg, Parkers.
burg, Marietta and other towns by
storm.
Mr.. Night mas taken lots OF medl.
cine, spent nucn money dOctoring, had
lost faith in almost everything, under
the cross OF his alllictioL. Rheuma,
tism is one OF the mysteries which has
batfled medical skill tor years and
years, and yet DrsCr has so often con
quered it that the worlu is seeming
brighter to many 81 the people who
suffer from it.
Dreco sells Tor $500, and there are
many Users who say If they could not
get another bottle that no money
would buy the pdft OF the one which
they possess. That's the strongest
recommendation mat can be given to
it, and should disp5l any and all doubts
that may arise in the sufferers mind
Dreco is sold and recommended
here by Cranes Drug Store, city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13
EAST SIDE SCHOOL
ATTENDANCE GOOD
At Close of First Month High
School Has SO
Students

The schools OF Union Independent
district of which W. A. Hustead is
the superintendent have Just closed
the first month Of the school year Of
1s17.191s. During the month just clos.
ed an average attendance of sS per
cent has been recorded for the schools
which is considered a splendid aver.
age for the first month in the year.
The new High school recently start.
ed in the Central school building Is
progressing beyond the most sanguine
expectations and now has a total enrol
ment Of SO.
Interesting chapel exercises are con.
Quoted at the Central school building
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13
FORTY HOURS At
ST PETERS CHURCH
Deyotions Will Be held Dur
ing the Next Three
Days

Forty Hours Devotion will be eele-
brated in St Peters Catholic church
beginning tomorrow. The obserY.
ance will begin at the late mass on
Sunday at 1890 o'clock and will close
on Tuesday morning with solemn pro.
cession.
on Monday the masses will be held
at $3.50, $3.50 and o'clock. On Tues.
day morning the $50 mass will be fol.
lowed by the late mass and procession
at 8 o'clock.
During Sunday afternoon and all day
Monday the church will be open for pri
Vate devotion. The rector, Rev. Father
A. Boutlou, will be IN charge of the ser.
vices.
Solemn services will be held on Sun.
day and Monday evenings at 1880
o'clock. On Sunday evening Rev. Faith.
er P. ]. Brady. OF Grafton, will preach
the sermon and M Monday evening
Rev. Father w. NJ. Burke, OF Weston,
viii! preach.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13
Bootleggers Now Are
Federal Prisoners

MeigS Mccray was heard this morn.
ing by United States Commissioner
Kirby for bringing whiskey into bone
dry" territory contrary to the prohibit.
ton laws. He Was held for the next
session Of Federal court. which will be
held on November 13 at Philippi.
Warrants were served by Deputy
United States Marsbal John Moore, Of
Morgantown, upon Anna Payne, col.
ored, and Frank arnold. of the East
Side, both being charged with bringing
intoxicating liquor into dry territory.
At the hearing it developed that
Anna Payne was Carrying whiskey in
a suit case from Monongah to Carolina
Mines and as this DID not constitute a
Federal offense she was let go. Ar.
mold. who was charged with bringing
whiskey into Fairnont from Pennsyl.
vanta, was held for the action OF the
Federal court. In defaui: of bail In
the sum OF $1,000 he was sent back
to await the action Of the court.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13
Stevenson Co. People
Buy Liberty Bonds

Not an employe Of the Stevenson
Company, wholesale grocers OF this
city, will be lined up in the Stacker
column when the Liberty Loan roll is
called.
John B. Stevenson, president of the
company, who is in the city today, said
that he took a personal interest in
presenting the Liberty bond PROPOSE.
ton to the compauys people and that
he wac extremely proud to be able to
1ey that every one of them had sub.
scribed cheerfuIly. Some of them took
several tonaA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13
Parent Teachers
Meeting Monday

The third Parent-Teacher program
to be prepared b the principals of the
Fairmont public schools will take place
on Monday evening when Principal
Buckley OF the Butcher school will in
yite the parents to the school build.
ing for a program which he is now
planning. 1t is hoped that the meet
ing will be attended by a large mum.
Der Of parents
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13

viii Preach at 1empIe-Dr Frank
II. Lewis, pastor Ol the First Methodist
Protestant church, "a Pittsburgh, VIII
occupy the pulpit VI the M. z. Temple
tomorrow at both the morning anu
evening services. Or. Lewis is taking
the place of Dr.. j. Z Broomtield who is
now at Montgcmsty. Ala, dong Y NJ.
c. A. work among tie soldiers encamp.
ed there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13

Called to the Arny-William Koval,
chuck, an Austrian by birth who has
been employed by the Mouongahela
Valley Traction company as an engi.
neer, has received word TO report al
New York for military services. He
left the city last night for New York
to report.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13

Charges Brousht--Charges OF receiv-
ing stolen goods "nf for purchasing
cigarettes under as . Clarence DeVault
has been committed to Jail TO answer
those charges before Justice Conway
Officers are inclined to believe chat
DeVault will tell wat he knows about
the B. & D. freight ,obberies IN which
they claim he is Implicated.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13

Jurors Are ReieVed-Judge Vim
cent has relieved she jurors from serV'
ing at the neXl tcrM OF Intermediate
court, which starts next Tuesday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13

West Virginia
Fair tonight with
killing trosts; cool
er in east. Sunday
lair and warmer.
Local Readings.
f. P. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature al
= a. LII. today, 81.
resterday's wealth.
Il, cloudy; temper
lture, maximum,
10; minimum, 50;
precipitation, .OS.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13
ON VACATION.

Beginning Monday morning Clarence
Hall, clerk in the local postoffic
will be off on his annual fifteen day
vacation
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13

Again Quite III-Coleman Fleming
who is up in the eighties, was quite
poorly last night He has been suffer,
ing with kidney trouble for some
time. He was i'll during the summer
out got much better recently and was
able to be out.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13

FOR RENT - Edgemont two.story z
room house, bath basement, water.
gas, one square from car line. E. e.
Tetrick. 500 Benoai Ave. lO.I3.2t.2s69
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13

Entrance for Girls - Workmen are
now busy at the Y NJ. C. a. making a
new entrance into the gymnasium Tor
the Young Women department from
the north side OF the building.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13

Lecture Course Tickets The two
lay campaign for the sale OF tickets
Tor the Normal school lecture course
ends this evening. The ticket sale will
continue but there will be no solicit,
Ing as there has Deen during the past
two days. The sale OF the tickets is in
charge of Miss Thnra Robinson. assist,
ed by Miss Katheryn TroXell.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13

Attended ceremonies-Capt. X. D.
Walker was in Ciqrksburg last night
where he attended initiation ceremon.
les of Mizrah Lodge OF prefection In
the Masonic temple. Twenty nine can
didates were initid ed into the degrees
of Scottish Rite Masonry.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
-minnpn" aeitorben.

en- Cos @ngeles, Gdlif., lit i'm bos
ben Otter ppn Accommodating Subren
5rau Catherine 9feiffer %9eitOrbsn, bic
i'm f6ongeiitigen 2ebeu @~inctnnotis
einmal cine beOeutsnoe Roae eefpielt
bat unb unter i6rem 0i6ternumen
Mtgnon audi in 9eutf9ldno betannt
aemprben lit. Sonte Pfeiffer, pie tie
dQaemein genannt purbe, betrieb our
3eit bes 8iirgertrteges uno aud nod
in oen iieb5iger Sabren bes bort9en
cSa6r6unberts on Der @ine uno gteunte
StruBe cine nab edit beutl6er Weiie
aefiibrte Reitouration, Die inter Dem
Namen y6otel pfeiffer" betdnnt uno
piele Sabre 6inbur6 Der Sammelpuntt
bes qeiItigen @euti9tums gefpei en- mar.
GIs FOLDER mar bas Gotdl i'm 9dll7
aen 2un6e befonnt, benn &eiienoe bait
ten ser Sante &u6m nett uno brett
per6reitet. 8ii6nenz uno fon1tige 8ros
Ben itieQen unfeblbar i'm Sotel pfeitfer
al unb in ieiuen Jrembenbii4ern ma
rem Nafnen per5ei4net lpie Weltpale
Suno, 5arnp Sonaui4ed, Mturie Nies
mann See6ab, Die &atoDiba, MSdt9iloe
@ottreGp, Slma Oi Mursta unb onOere.
96l6 &arl SQrmes, Ser &e5itator Ser
nan Qinbe, Triebrib 9aaie, Der Reiies
I@riftIteGer Srie0rid 9erifdder uno
Der @eogrdpb &obert b. S3lagintipeit
BADEN bort logiert. 0us 9eiitige Sim
cinnatier 0eutI6tum Derpoaitdnoisie
oieIen auserleIenen 8reis.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20

aopitdn 8ric0ri@ Sini3, sci
len Same III omcritonilden &ldt
tern bel Ser 9lnfunit Der o8altid
,onO" bel genomnt murOc, ioll q
len 9criNte 8lfolge nit Orei 9c.
lteitern altf eilIem SegeIi6iffc por
700 Gomen in ieinem &QterlonoC
0~ettinlon0 ongefomman iein. gSi(
,,s beiBt, bemcrflteaigte Der &opltoit
cine 6liMt fltr5 nod Der &rlcgSer.
ldrln8 om 6. 9lpril.
Ger Torbigc George @ec9fobln
on mub oie ud0iteu fiIlF @tonot(
0inter ldupeoiiMen @orOinen 5ubrin
nn. @nbinipii nor III ciner 9lr
onobilremiie onaeItcllt. Ole 9crr
iden Gabr6cuge ilbten an i'm ein'
5roBe Nn5iebunqsfrnit aus. Cine.
lbelt09 iegte en- iid] CHS 5tctlcrro(
mo macbte cinen nGdtlihen Nus
lun. 9fah0en CT ieine &uIt geltia
6ottc, brodote cr oo8 Nltonlobil il
,iuem belhdOigten 3nltan0e 5nrilf
}idltcr Sio0ons CAB ibn 0dfilr I
0}onote @%efdngnis.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
Wlaidincnoeluc6rc geocn SrldnOcr.

Oils es Ser &oli3ei III Sort, ST.
(ono, 1tnmG9li6 mar, bel Den ottrd)
oic Sinn 6einerS beruorgerilfenet
llnrltben, Oie 0rOntng micoerbcr5t
IteQen, muroen Ntoidinengemebrc
sur @npenollng qebrod,t. giner Der
Gubcit0rcr mllroc qetotet un0 Elm on
0crcr idmer perrpunDet. 6crncr lie
Gen Gin 0llteno in @oipitdIcrn, 100
tic NIT @ojonettmrtnOen uno onOeren
&erlebungen eingeliefert moroen ltno
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
Mnnicuclt inntis.

5bcoOorc &ooieuelt iagt, 10 idreibt
oe(rngen bic Oct. AbOpolt", nenl
IS nod i6m gin9e, piirOc es bolo
feline ocitti6en 3eitungen me6r I'M
2anOe gcbcn. @ott lei oont gebtS
ober nidt nod ibm; Oos bat CT jo
jiingIt erfobren. Sbm 5ulicbe mer.
Sen sic 8oalperte ser @obrbeit nift
faaen. @em CT Die groBe &ldppl
md nod 10 mcit oilfrciBt, er min
uns op6 ni6t i%reiien. @cr 0oS Der.
Ildte, Dem pir03 mic Dem Molf liz
Mdr6en pom &otf1ppden ergeben.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20

Gu ocl @~eBopoltelll, Die gegeil
,uGrtig 10 3oblrci6 iiuO, bot iif ultf)
Qouis q. .Somerling geieIlt, Der
Grdiioent ser Americon Nilociotioil
81 6oreign 2anglloge Nepspopers,
lpo5u il6rigens sic Oelltiddmerifoni
jden Sldtter ni6t geb0rcn. Mern
0err &onrerling ii6 bios iiir Die 60
0nlitGt Der unGoriiden, ld)meoilhe1,
66bntiiden iiiOii6en 9riefiiden,
Ilopcnii6en, polniiden finiidell od-
niiden ltip. SIGtter ner6iirgt botte,
sic Der &ereinigung 5~ltgcboren 10
pilr0c fem Menl1 al leirem %orge.
Dell elipoS olts5uieten baben. &ir
bc5lpeifeln jeOod tort, oh ollie oiC
9lGtter nit ieiner 0clltIdenbebC
einueritan0en iino, Die oerielbe Serr
6etreibt, ser iid) ieiner5eit nit ieiner
troitlos lonemeiIigen Nrtifeln ilbct
oNerionol 2ibertp" nit &orliebe or
sic in oelttiher Sprohe georllfter
9lGtter oes Sdn0es mullOte unO be-
uiclen nlt6 eine 9(blugeritdtte lcine@
trollriQen MiitcS fono. 3meifelloS
6e3oblt iih sic &ebe, 0enn ionIt mir.
0e @err @unierling, Scr ilbrigens.
ioDicl ms bcfonnt lit, IN gGien &C.
6oren lit, tie nidt bctreiben.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
Gtuus, oaS ieoer 9iegiitricrtc i%oiiiei
mutt.

ltcber 0ie@ritn0e olf Die bin man
@eireiung pom W3ilitGroienlt bean
iprithen fonll berri6t INNER nod
rcd5t oagemeine llgflarbcit. gtan
int pes6ol6 gut, ii6 sic ~folgenOell
@ciihtspltnfte 81 merfen:
Der &egiitricrte miro BON Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ieincS 9iltrif-
res oltrd Die Eoit bena6ridtigt mer
oen, Of or gc5ogen iuoroen lit. &oil
0orn OIL bot cr iieben Gage Belt.
Iciucl Nniprud mi @efreilung pom
MilitGr0ienit cin5uienOen lno 3lpar
bat Dies altf cinem 6ormllar 81 &c
iMeGerL bos bel ser 9iltriftsbcborot
5t boben lit. @ieieS 6ornulor II
auS5ufiiacn mo ourN Die &olt an
sic GiitriftsbebGrOe 5u lenGen.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
SnmdrOl, @ealluaf, iuirflide 9elifo,
teiieu, iinS at babem bei:
S%a6Iers,
532 Geuter- nnS Is &iggs Marft.

@raudDen Sic feline SrnGiaden?
Sas o@aibimston Sonrnal" Srmft
ne gut nno prompt. nlInion 2abel".
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
9entl6es MGodem

oOer 6rau ais Stiibe oe8 @ouSfroll
geiudt. @uter 2obn unO bette &e
bunolun9. 81 erfrogen inner go
inn S%ollrnol 40 6teiStr. g. S.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
@eTans : Screine.
@aIbinstum GGngerbmnS, gtr. 81

@aIbingtun SGngerbhao, ytr. o14
G.StraBe N.-@. gilbert 2epper. Erad..
lioent; 81. @rouner, Sefretor, 314 y
Ctr. W.-@. 81. @umptedt, 9irigent,
ginqltunoe jeoen @iittwo6 aben0
9ireftoren-G eri. an 2. @tontag /. DC.
@ermania @auuerdOr, 922 go
9(pe. $3.50. @rGi. Sobn &eif; &c
frct1r: Mortin Shi0ing, 2157 g. y.
0(pc W.-@. 9irigert: @nil S. Gbrl-
ltioni. @erl. am /. 9onnerStng i've
Singltunoe ieoen 9onnerstag abeno-
SamserbnmS Samenuerein. 8eri.
am 2. @ittmo6 /. Sc, obenoS s uDr.
I'M Gdneerbnno.
Nrion 0amenuereIn. Srou ~.
arlrmfe, @r1i. &eri. am 2. Wtittipccl
/. Sc, abenos s llbr, inn S1nqerbuna
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
Qanb$maunidaftlidc nuO llatcrltii +.
Mugs : &crcinc.

Mugs : &crciue.
&erciu Sabcn. &cri. onl 9. Wtia
mo6 /. 90. III 922 ga. 9lpe. N.-@3
qQois GeinDart, Sefretdr, 531 2'f
Str. GO.
SentId) : NmerifaniIdcr llnter
ltiibmmas : %ercin. 9tic. 8Iegallo
Sefrctdr, S24 etc Ctr. S.-&. Sci
Drain 2999m. &eri. ON 2. SienStoQ
/. ~. in 705 Gie6erte Str. H.-gS.
GliaiIcr %crcin, @crI. om 2. @ton-
tag /. &c. in 705 Siebente Str. gt.-s9.
N0. Ghncioer, GefrctGr, sol Union
5QpingS 8anf Building.
Observation-Disclosures lIntcrititnnas
%crein. G6ris. SeiliteiL @rGI. Sobn
Mcininger, Sefretdr, 255S llniperiitp
&Iocc. 8crI. am 8. Wtittmo6 /. lt.
in 922 $50. Nae. N.-8.
Gdnu16iIGer &ranfen : llMterliiit
rngsDerein. Wtihacl 9ieb, ScJrctdr
629 $ GtroBe sc. &eri. oli 1
0ienstog !. VI. in gtr. 705 Siebsnte
Str. SIC.
33attOcntIder &erccn, MaIGiHaton,
.. i. SefrctGr: 8m. Stltermann
II G9cltnlit Str, Safoma Earf, 0.@
&eri, GIN 1. 0omcrStag /. 20. III 705
Sicbcnie Str. 9t.=@.
NcntIGer llntcritiitmngs : SMnS
Siitrift 100. Mid). Oieb, GefrctGs
SEQ S StroBc &c. &eri. am A
Qien$tag t. SO. in 922 @a. qrc. q.
g8.
Scntider llntcrltiibuugs : @nno
0iitrift 40. SefrctGr SoI.t Wlci
uinger, 1858 l%1nipepiitp Nloce. @eri
mn I. Ntittmo0 /. so, in 922 30. 9Ipe
N.-@.
n@aIGinstun Metser llutcritiit-
aug9 %erein". Nrdlioent: 9loom Ole
gelinurn tt04 6 Str. &C. Gefre,
tGr: 6rit @eB, 112 Ate Str. sc.
Scr ON /. 9icnStoq /. 81. in 922
$50. jipc. N.-8.
@iibelm Sell llnteritiitnmss-8e.
iellidaft, &erf. am 3. Mpntog /. sc.
in 922 sd. 9(pe. @.-8. %rall 8oh-
idmiOt, Sefretdr, 107 ayunfte Ctr.
Nor0olt.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
0ebnrtem:

@ilbelm lulo @}imnq &Iob, MGo0er
&orl II. %0. @duier, @lGo@en.
20. II. Moie Goll5er, anobe.
SobonneS Ii. 9}oie SborL &nobe.
$. @. uno N}ilore0 Wtpers, MlaoNer
SuSesfGlle:
Morgorete9mmI AZ Sabre, 1920
Monroe Str. N.@.
@einriN &oael, 90 Sabre, 661
ga. Mpc. 90.
Morie 9cn0cr, IS Sabre, S3S
MiNiQan 9lpemle 30.
3. .. ssciB, 35 Sabre, St4 6
Sop. Str.
GGciAliehnnsen:
Grieorid ". S8ielfe uno 6. 9.
5lpm.
). gS. &oonb mo Goitb 8, Brandt
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
G9e16lief mmeen:
211 nermietem:

Ginige bdllslih cingerihtete Got
tages4 m0breno Der Sommermona
te dllBerlt bilig in Colonial @eoh.
81 erfra9en I'M @oloeil eagle so
lei, 400-402 Seem Seriep Aoenue
d. M. Gel. &incpLn 295.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20

~ltnierc Scier in Sen ptrOfcnen"
luerSen in 3nfnnft feinc
pSer giqnGr z Nnseigcn
me6r st leien befummen, Sa ite unit
oielleidt 5n ornitig merSen luiirOen.
Die 9ie0aftiDn.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
g nn6 i3te GtraFe " %.
98ai6rrgtOu, 2. s.

GentIder Gentral-&erblnO mi 81
itrift Columbia.
8rdlioent: Mortin gSie9ono;
/. @i5e-@rai.: Sobn 9Qt;
3. 8i3eN rGi.: IS. 81. 9}eoupcro;
9. @i8e @ral. &arl 9ldtertir3en
A. @i5c-&rdi.: Sill. @ilbIcr;
s. &i3e&rdi.: S 81. @cihc.
SefretGr: @ltitoo 8enOer;
GhobmciIter Gorl @amacl;
Subnentrdgcr: Soc &onorof;
@~erlammlung am A.. 9ienstag /. ~
i'm .@oibington SGngcr6unb, BID
6 Str. M.-8.
SeatI6er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A'rd
iioent @iortin @iegano; Setretar.
Mm. s. Mepers, 1919 Srping 9tr.
0ireftorenoerl. om 2. SOnnta9' I'M
@aiienbaus.
Nranen SilfSocrein. 6rau 9lu9l=
time &uppertus, BrdI. &erl. am z.
Oonnerstag /. SO, 4 ubr nadtI. III
Der Nnltal1.
Gramem &Gbuerein. Sron Sotb.
2offler, @rGlibentin. S%erlannnelt lIol
monatli6 eemdB gtoti5.
SentIder &rieserbmno- @erl. am
A. giontag i. sc. in 922 %a. gpe. N.'
IS. Selomebel: gilbert &%inobeinler,
care 2onsburgb Bros, APO Z. Str,
N..M.
Sufel Sraiis %ergniismngspcreln
8eri. am 2. 9ienstag /. @t. I'M can.
qerbuno. Sec Mair, Sefrctar. 1881
lite Ctr. H.=8.
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Stiebling, 8rdii0ent; ISM. Wlortlh
6efretdr; @bos. 8ridpeooe, 9dab-
meiIter. &eri. am 1. Sreitaa /. VI.
in 1922 Ste str. H.-W.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
,,0as SanatOrium"
bon Mnton MiIGer,
meniger unbcfonnt ais
Geo. @oibington @.
Ntlamtic Gitg, 81. s.,
bem 10. Snli 1917.

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Cbrenlouien o0er lummen
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Self 0aS Sanatorium..
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len
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men
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altbemabrt 1T ldngit oas S6mib
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0rildt allf einen &nopf BON ouBen
llno elettriih bringen 2idter
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men
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limo es lit oein erIter @ang
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sid lein Snneres allS5li6penfen'
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&ann ouf lunges 2eben boffen.
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go BELTS Sunatorium.
grndroa, %ealluaf, luirflide 9elif0-
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a Scntidc Sreimanrer 2ose,
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sol llnion GabinQS 8onf Building.
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I'M Nclten Wiolonic &empel.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-18
PROGRAM Announced FOR
Smyrna CAAUTAUQUA

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA, Del, May 1S.--Mrs. Ber-
tina Smith Titus will be the platform
superintendent at the Smyrna Chau-
tauqua. June ? TO s. The program for
the week is as follows: Lectures. "The
Business of Living by Dr. Lydia
Allen Debliss; How Do You Do?" DR..
Thomas Z. Green; Traitors to Jus
tlce," Judge Marcus Kavanaugh;
"The Mistakes OF Life Exposed Bob
Seeds.
In addition to the lectures. the pop
ular comic opera. "Mikado," will be
presented by Arion Male Quartet, the
Kerry Singers and Chicago Musical
Club. The -Four Bostonians will fur
nish musical selections
Mr. and Mrs. Henry d. Boyer. Of
Smyrna. are spending several days ~
Atlantic Cty.-Mrs. Daniel Jones. Of
Wilmington. was the guest over Tues.
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Warner W. Price.
Mrs William r. Davis. OF Smyrna, g.
visiting relatives in Wilmington and
Philadelphia.-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Gootee. OF Smyrna. are visiting their
daughter, Mrs Gordon Edwards, al
Washington, d. c.