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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
Nncb sic Nepfcl
tuerScn temrer!
Beriugere Grnte MIS- i'm @orja6re
bel beiierer Eualitat e%ripartet.

Baltimore, 81. Iuguit.-9
2lpfeI8iitter iin0 nift5 meniger oIs
aeniaf, hinter auoeren &roou5enten
3rrud8uiteben, uuo tim 3l 8eiaen,
0nB lie oud fonuel meroen lie
naiiirIib bic 4retie erbober.
Sic Baltimore & 4bio Balm.
0eren 5trefen ourd groBe QpfeI.
~ldnoereien LAUREN, bat 0ie Situa.
tion unteriudlt un6 lit 81 Dem Gr-
gebnis aefommerJ Dob Die 3ildter
b09ere 8reiie erporteu unb ma6r.
ideinltd oitd befomrten mer6en.
QIs @runb miro ongegeben, ooB
Die beurige apfelernte geringer
miro als Die boriobrige, menn aud
Oie GuaIitot beIier lit.
WtdrpInn6 miro, 70 ih1bt man,
3mei @liGionen 8ui5el aepiel ern-
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
'Stcbr S6iffc nStio
fir pasifiksp crkcbr!
lie Sapnner lueiisa Oarauf bin, BAH
Der 5ur gcrfiiguug iteBcnOc 6radt.
ranm bel iueitem nidt biareift.

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Hotmenoigfeit Ser 8ei6uirlng BOZ
me1r 6raf)tram fiir Sen &runs.
pa3ifitbunoel muroe titrjli6 Ia eiuel
aonfcrenS fibren0er iopauii9el
ShiffahrtsintereiiCl beiprodet1, -
8obren0 0es ariegc5 bat iid Ser ia.
pnniide 9ouOeI tupioe herqroBGrt
Sn 1915 betrllgen Die 3liierr
1000. 100000 geu (eiu glel etpas
il6er 40 Geut9l in 1916 1900.
100000 Gen uuO in oieien Sabre
0iirfte Scr llmio6 2,500,000,0 0C
Gen b%etrogcn. Der 6altpttajI OieicS
0unoel5 lit 5miiden gtar6amerito
tno 4apau nm Der llmiob in 8ob.
iei0e bctrlg nj 1916 oQejn 2i0,.
100000 9en.
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&rie9e8 5ablreide Sfiiie I'M ga.
5ififDarfe5r initallicrt mor0en inc.
i~tbcriteigt Ole 9tndiragc roh 6radt.
ralm 0a8 Algebot. neil lie @uut
0eIsbe3ia6ungeu 5luiidcu oca MIRO.
umerifoniiden Stoaten un0 Sapou
iid i6nea elltmideln. SIN Dem
Iranspoiiiifperfebr 6cfin0en iih ge-
gennQrtig, lotlt einer iaflifen 31t.
lnmmeuitelllng. 81 Gampier mil
371,000 Somen, Die je0od ntdt &C.
niigcu, I'M bic 3ufa6r Ton jopoal.
ideu 8arm Dem 9eoari cntipre.
demo 3u ermoglldcn unb g tit Sic
ablidt oor6on0en, Giniqe meitere
groBe 3ampier Dem Gertc1r eiu3u-
Gerlelben.
Ser iapouii6e ltnterneAmunqs
geiit maft iid jeBt in 3lne1menoer
8eiie in 4rgentinign geIten0. lin.
ter oen Ietten 6rnhten, bic ous So.
pan in @rgentinien cinqetroiicu inO,
tparen &eis bon 5apan uto G6iua,
Zee aus aapltaot ln0 eth grobcS
4iiortment non 5pielnoren uu0 an
0ercn g}opitdten aus Sapoa. gui
Der Riidfobrt Io0ct Der 2ompfer
9lcbl un0 8iihienilctia mir &opito0t
un0 Elm oQgemeiues Stargo iiir Ga
pan. Gin Superintendent Der gofo6o.
ma Specie 9ont befaHO itd in 9ue.
nos aires, I'M in g|rgentiuicn mo
in @raiilien eiuigc 5iliaIeu 06r 9ant
eta6lieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27

E0ltor 4oltID BON Der hitberiidcn
founte Menorinl Rirhe. Der aitfge.
for6ert poroen mar. Srcitoq oban0
III Sort Omaha @ottes0ienit nbSit.
6oIteiL nobel Der 9irHenhor NIT.
mirfcn ioate, bat In lettcr Giunof
5reitog Mitteilung erbnlten. bob et
ni1t erpiiniht lei. Wnicr 0gfiep
Der aommduOant oes sorts, ION Der.
onIabt BADEN, OaB Baitor BnItEr
niht iprehen 6urftc. gs6breno ron
elmer Seite Die titr3Iide $nItumo
oes @eiitlhen gum ariege. oen eli
8iIiprs arieg nnnnte. ais uriaMs
Der Abpeiiung ongeaebeH mir0. heiBl
es on0ererieits, 0oB @ottesoienitf
bon @eiitIiGcn iiberbaupt nid)t CT,
miluidlt ieien, i'm feline NeligionS
geneinidoit 81 beborSueeil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
@ieries Reaiment reiii baI6 ab.

Gns a. 0ebrasfa gcginrnt bat
6reitas 8eiebl erbaIten, fih fir Die
4biabrt mad Geming bereit ail bal.
ten mo mag irgeno cine 3eit Die
5abrt antreten. Gas Sauptqiartier
ee5 giegiments befinoct iid in Sort
.Groot, 0oh fleinere abteiIungen ii1o
IN nerihieoenen Srten i'm Sfaat, uni
8adoienit su finn. Gb oiele bierher
berufeH neroen. ooer iid in einen
IeiI oes Siioens 0ebrasfns IAN.
meInx 1T uo9 luugeujB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
Sd1wcSen Srcbt
Gen 2lIiiertcn.
Siam notiaenfallS and ohnc ameri-
taniidle Ginfn6r fertig UsrbeH,

5tof9olm, %. Qlauit. Die
Gro6ung, CAP 5dlpe0eH gang obne
amerifantide 8aren fertig toeroen
maroe. mem Die Ger. Stnaten ben
6anoa unterbrddeit, neil 5dpe0en
nit 9eutihlano 0anoet trei6t, uur,
be bon Dem Wliniiter 0es ausmdrs
tieen 2iaomm gemadt. Ct ertl1rte
lit einer 9eoe, arpeun e. rDahr lit,
0oB bic Ser. Staateu zen 6an6el
untGrbrRden molten, Dis nir Den
8erfebr NIT 2g1tidIouo mfga6en,
0ann f0nnen mir gera6e 10 gut o6te
Die dmerifoniihen @oren icrtig mer
0pg "
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
Dcmtle9c cntrci6en
Sen Britcn S%tcamnocn!
Die aanaSier erlciben bri Gene
idluere &srlnite; 6ran5uien
mclSrn Grfulge.

Berlin. lber Qon0on. 25. 4ug.-
Gns &riegsau1t nielbete bertte nad.
Hlittoe: Gur6 eineu lleberruidungs.
angrifi mllf0e Oen @riten Ser tart
befeittgte @ptsbof iiiOlih bon @sno.
bueIle entriiien 3ir nabmen cine
an5abl 5einoe gciongen.
Bel Ct. Quentin qriffen itarfe
fron8oiiidc Strcitfrdfte an elmer
6ront bon 5ipei MeileH an, ipurocn
ieood nah bartndfigem Sample 81.
riidgetrieben.
8eitIid Der M}aas nur0e eiu frdns
56iiiher 4ngriii 3piiheu Molan.
court ln0 8etbincourt BON uuieren
Grubpeu abgepicieu. Die 4ngreifer
erlitten ihnere GerIlite an Gotten
unb 8ernun0etcl.
1rans0Fider Seridt.
4aris, %. aug. - Cffi5iea miro
bcute qenel0et 9t6rolid Ser S0be
BOA boben mir orci 8eooutcn er.
ebert mo boben 9eitern $50 Wlam
geiangcn genpnmeu. ST. 9elgiet
uamentlit in Ser ~llntgegen0 bon
9iridloote, tobte Iette 9iaft elm ar-
tileriefautpi. Sci ct. Quentin un0
Gautbeon fiibrten mir eiuen erfoIg.
reihen lleberi1l aus uno madten
mcbrere @efungenG @itf Den @6heu
in Der Champagne 6ouuern Sic &c.
idibe un%nuf95rlid.
&eridt zines britiidlcn SurrcipOn.
Oenten.
Mit Der britiiden 6el0aralee, 25.
9lug. - Sic aona0ier h1mmnern I'm,
entipegt gegcn Sic bertihen @ertei.
0igung8Iinien bel Gems, babel ba(0
bier, baL0 bort etfuaS IN 8eldn6e
gciuinneno. @Gbreno Der 9todt
0ronaen iie 8u beioen Seiteu oe8 in
0ie 5tobt iil6ren0en Gd)ie1enitran.
ges Dor un0 nabuen einen 8roben,
1000 gDaros bon 0enl 9abnboi emf.
fer1t. 9ber ilberall %leiitete Der
6cinb bartnddiacn 8ioeritan0.
2y1tfoIqc zines ungeftiimen Nm.
griffs mo ltnter 9uBerohtlaIiung
Der Cpfer gelaug es Dem 6eino,
uats mie6cr SbarneB Gopie at ents
reiBer 1tno Sen 1uBeriten britiiden
redten 5Iiige( oti oieiem 9eil be8
Sdlodtieloes etipos 8lrriid8u0rdn.
gen.
3ort, NO britiide uuo frnu5oii.
ide Streitfr1fte fid oereiniqeh emit
wifelt iid g%egenpdrtig Elm 9roBes
Befeft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
Grtrinft bcim gaben.

&idar6 Morri8. Der attjd6riqe
Sobn Don 5ronf Morris. 2520 Su0
% StrdBe, mltroe Jreitng obeno III
Der 9abeanitnlt Der .. DC. G. q. in
mir iiebeH SUI tiefem Baie tot
oufgcfuH0en. Cine Qeideni9au miro
bor9enonlmm per6en, i'm Die 50.
6esnriode 81 erarinOen. 4er5te
glau6cn. BOB Der iultge Malin iid)
6eim Gan6 ipruug Dos @enid &C.
brodeH bat. 0ienlan0 ia6 tcie Dos
llHeliid geihl1en If. Ger 9erun.
glildte hintarlaBt ielae eltern uno
einen @ru0er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
llnGefannter pom l2na art5tet.

3mci 9leiIen 6itlih BON Gbolt6
mltrOe 5reitng bonn GountnanpoIi
W}cGartD bon SarpD GountD BIZ
2eide zines unbefonnten gfonnes
nebeit Ben @abngeleiien nufgefun0en.
Ser Dam, oer Dem arbeiteritGn6e
ougeborte, mar augenideinlih bon
eiiem 3ug iiberfabrcn lino eetOtet
mnr0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
aein gier, feline qr6cif.

GaHaan, Gcm, %. allg. Die
Stein6rudl mo Csfenarbeiier Ger
aae Gn9iau0 2inie 60. ba6en Die
4r6eit eiHgcitalt. neil ibnel Die
@eleuihaft ibr tdalides 5rei6ier
nermeigerte, gie @eieIlidait fnnal
oas 9ler Hid)f m1llr l~irfgrR, meil
Conan 0em Ymfoesaeiee 5niolge
strodeie Gone eauoroen III. Die
4rbcIter beftebei je0od nlI ibrenl
Bier ur0 aflar1i: slgiA 9ter. teille
aEben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
11iarktberi6fc.

1ma6a. gteb., q. sfug
9linSuieb 3uiltbr 10000.
Bcefitierefeit.
Cute unO bette 9ecoes 1866
1856.
@2itteIui. geeDes 12.25-f3.25.
@eu6brl. geepes 9.00-12.00.
Cute mo bette Sd6rlinge 1875
1875.
MitteIm. Sd5rIingc 1t.50-12.50
@eUobnl. Sd9rlinge 9.00-l1.00.
@ute ii. bette @eioe.9 eeoes 1926
1850.
@itteImaBige @eioe-8 eebes 900
1000.
@elp09nlide geebes 7.5O--8.75.
aitDc itno Sellers felt.
@lte biz bette Sellers 10000
@lite Bis bette aiibe 1886.
MitteIm. aube 6.50-7.00.
@~etpobnlid)e aiibe 5.00-6.50.
Stofers unb 5eeoers felt.
&rime JeeOers 950-t0.S0.
@ute Bette 6eeoers 10000.
Mittelut1Bige 7.25-S.25.
@epObnli6e 5.75-6.7 70.
@ute, bette Gtodcrs 7.75-S.75
5tod Seiiers 6.50-s.00.
GtoG au9e 6.00-7.50.
6tod aalber 6.50-9.0O.
Seal aalber 8.00-12.50.
Bill mo Stags 6.75-S.50.
Sdueine = 3ufubr 1900; 1926
hober.
Gur6itmitt8preis 6.50-t7.00.
60diter 4reis 1900. II
Sdafc 3ufu5r $4,000; Dart
ieit.
@lie unO bette hammer 1926
1875.
Cute urb bette SabrIinge 1860
1900.
Cute mo bette 9~}ntteridnfe 500
800.
Cute mo bette gSiO0er 1885,
6ee0er 9dmmer 16. 25--17.10.
6eeoer sS1brIinge 11.00-1250
6eeoer Wiutteri6ofe 600 -9t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
ehicaaOs Mtidtanl.

Gbica9o, q. 4uguit. 5ic6er
&ermogen IN G9icogo marom bel
Der 9eitauerutg bon @erm6qen non
li6er elnet 9tiGirn I'M 50 4ro8ent
ni6t meni9er als $t0,500000 iabr-
lid 81 ben ariegsfoiten ~beitragen.
Die icben iino oie gladldiie Mar.
i6oa 6ieIos, q. s. Smifts rno Otto
9oun9s uno Die 9ermogeu s. o.
0eu Armours, @orolo 3. DieGor,
mids Cirrus 6. @icGormids uuo
6rou &. ). 9lcGormids.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
Penrp SorSs Sebn
min nidpt Sienen!

Detroit, Did, %. gluquit.-
Goiel 6or0 5o6n oes befanntefr
automo6il . 5abrifanten 9enrD
Serb. 1T bon Der llnteriu9uugsbe.
bor6e fir miIitdrtauqIif beinnben
poroen unb lit iest oltf inbuitrieIle
@riinoe bin mn 3ienitbefreiunq
eingefomnlen. 81 1T elmer Ser 3D..
beren geatnten in ieines gaters So
briten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
Bel slntunniaa qetStst.

Geoar Sails, So, n. auguit. =
Die 17i1briee Glorence 5ree0 bon
Grnn0D Center fam 5amstaa INNS
2ebei1, nIs b1s gEutouobiI, IN Dem
tie lid NIT bier gefannten beian6, 5
Migiieu Iil00itlih bnn bier an
Samstng ms @leiten fam mo iid)
n6erih[ua. dc bier aH6eren Sn-
iaIirn trisgen ie einen 8einbrnd uto
nn0cre gerlckungen 0aboa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
Gcrdncr tucncn Refine
ueGeticlSatcn mebr!

&dibington, II. 9lgait 8ie
&eDoimer 0es Staaiss 1egas baben
1Hrd lire @ertreter int 9tongreB Den
Frnii0entcn eriudlt a~ii5uorOnen, 0aB
aac lGrbIgcn Sol0aten III 3eras To-
tort Gus Dem Sfaate enticrat mer.
ocH. 1euatur SbrpparD fnt Den
#%rdlioelitea peri0Hlid bierpea IN
acnlials geleBt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
min Hncbeltno Ser
Scmti9en preHe!

@aibiugton, 81. 4uguit. Jfe-
%praientant 9ic4rtbur non Oregon
reihte Samstag I'M 9ortie cine Bill
en-, lDonod In allen oeutiden Sci
tungen5 3eitidriftm unb 4}aga8lnen
nebeu Dem oelttiden Cert cine mort
lide engliide ueberiesuug eriheinen
iol, ~oloeruioQs Den 3eitlngen Der
Bpit0ebit ent5ogen mer0a.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
aeir1 1lnFan

8dIBington, q. Nugliit. NE
grpIoEi0n in Der Mare sslaro
Ram garo~ im SnIi, bel Der funf
Mann qsf0fet nnD 30 nerlest nur.
ben nor I1nt belltiqenl omtlidIen
Rerftf 0as Gerf BON &erbrefern
uab fl nidlt ollf eiiien llniaII 5ilrild.
SuilAEen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
Wc1cntlidbcr
mcttcrbcridt!

5ur ISOLDE b~eginleno 5onnioe,
oen 26. auguit, fir Die grdrie.
itaaten ionic 0ds obere 1tuo mittlere
@fiiiiifippi.8ol:
SIN allqemeineu I6one Bifterung
no cine acknowledgements.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
ct. 5uiepb Marft6cridt.
81. ,5oieph. Wto., .. vi.

ct. Soiepb, No, %. vi.
RinbuicD 3ufibr $500; M
tart bis 15c b6ber.
Sdweine 3uiu9r 5000; @ld4a /.
feit.
5ohiter 8rei8 1875.
GurdidnittspreiS 16.50-17.35.
Sfafe - 3ufubr 1900; Morft felt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27

Ger a%cIraBiaite Raa5Doael unie.
.rer Bet IT Der 9%roiitaeier. er nj.
ltet ln &ollitreet. gelorf i'm ubri,
gen nber 81 ben StridDoeclH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
G0icaap Marft6eridlt.

GDica9o, 81, q. 4lig.
RinSbie6 - 3nfubr $4,000; oos
bette 25c b0ber, onoeres fen.
Sfiueinc - 3riibr 10000; TO-
Doc bo1er.
So6iter greis 1855.
9ur6idnittspreis 16.20-i7.30.
Sdafe 3ufubr 10000; @sorft
felt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
aanias Gin Wlnrftberidlt.
aonias Gitb ~.

aQHIus GllU n. NllgNli.
g%ilnODic6 = 3uftbr 10000: TO-
25e bober.
sdueine 3ufu1r 5000; @arft
felt.
9odfter 9reig 1880.
9urdidnittspreis t6.25--tlas
Sfafc = 3ufubr 1000; giar
bis ldpaf).
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28
Newest in
Hosiery

The new stock for Fall and win.
ter is now ready and represents
every color to match the new shoes
and garments.
zoe to 75e Pair for women's
cotton and Isle stockings, black
and white.
SOC a Pair for women's Isle
thread stockings in light and dark
grays, bronze, navy, smoke and
champagne.
s1.oo Pair for women's black
silk stockings, extra good quality.
$3.50 a Pair, silk stockings In
black, white and all the fashionable
colors.
$50 to $500 a Pair for fancy. silk
hosiery in plaids, stripes and clock
ing, in Autumn shades.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28
EVADED MILITARY
SERVICE IS CLAIM
Conscript From Connells-
vile, Pa, Caught at Graf
ton-Jailed Here.

Trying TO evade military service was
the charge en- which Raymond Lilly, of
Connellsville. Pa, was lodged in the
Fairmont jail last night.
He was picked up at Grafton on
Wednesday afternoon at the request OF
the Conn allsville authorities. Accord.
ing to the information received here
Lilly's name was drawn for military
service and when the men summoned
were called Lilly was among the miss.
ing.
After some time Lilly was located at
Grafton. This morning Lilly was tax,
en- to Connellsville by Constable Con
ner, of this city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28
Entertained Missionary cIrcIe.

Mrs. C. E. Hutchinson was hostess
yesterday afternoon at Sonnencroft
to the members of the Woman's Home
and Foreign Mission circle of the
First Baptist church. Mrs. E. n.
Eddy, president, presided at the meet.
ing and Mrs. w. ]. Eddy led the de-
votional exercises. Mrs. W. NJ. Jen-
nings, of Warrington, wife of Rev.
Jennings, pastor of the Warrington
Baptist church, was a guest OF honor
and addressed the assemblage. Re.
freshments were served during the
evening. The September meeting is
an annual event at Sonnencroft.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28
For Miss Smith.

Mr. and Mrs R. D. Ward enter.
tanned number of friends on Wednes-
day evening at their home on Hess
avenue complimentary to their sister,
Miss Nellie Smith, in honor of her
birthday anniversary. Games and
music were the diversions of the even.
ing and refreshments were served.
Sixty guests were entertained. Miss
Smith received many pretty presents
from her friends.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28
Double WeddIn1.

Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Maxwell, OF near
Clarksburg, have issued invitations for
the marriage Of their daughters, Miss
Emily Frances Maxwell, to Frank
Latham, of Buckhannon, and Miss
Blanche Virginia Maxwell, to Samuel
Robertson Harrison, Jr., Of Clarksburg,
which will be solemnized in the Max.
well home at Peel Tree at 3 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, October 10. Only
the relatives and few intimate friends
are included in the guest list.
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Entertained for Mrs. Core.

Honoring Mrs L. A. Core return.
ed missionary from India and her
daughter, Miss Helena Core, OF Gin.
cinnati, Mrs. Claude E. Goodwin en-.
tertained two missionary organiza.
tons OF the First NJ. E. church last
evening at her home on Fairmont
avenue. The two organizations which
are known as the Isabella Thoburn
and the Queen Estehr Circles are
composed Of young women and they
were entertained in a delightful man.
ner. Mrs. Core told in an interesting
manner of her life in India. Refresh.
ments were served during the even.
ing.
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Homo from Pennsxlvanla.

DR.. and Mrs. C. o. Henry and son,
Robert Henry, have returned from
motoring trip to Lewisburg, Pa.
where they accompanied Andrew
Henry who has entered Bucknell
university at Lewisburg. Robert
Henry has gone to Morgantown where
he is studying law at the University.
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10 WashInnton. %. c.

The Misses Lucille Shain, Eleanor
Fox, Louise Hite and Ruth Phillips
leave next week for Washington, D. c.,
to resume their studies at the various
schools for girls in the capital city.
The Misses Shain, Fox and Hite will
re.enter Bristol school and Miss Phil.
lips will resume her studies at Guns.
ton Hall.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28
Fine New Rugs and and Draperies to
Make a Coy Winter Home

This is the time of year
when many people are look
ing for new rugs and draper.
les to fit up the lone for
Winter. We have a splen.
did showing now Of the hest
domestic rugs and loads OF
beautiful drapery materials
in colors to match or har-
monte with any color scheme
you have in mind.
Our Mr.. Altman, who has
charge of this department, is
an expert drap4ry man and
will be pleased to design,
make and hang your draper
les ~ the very newest styles.
Now is the best time to have
the work done.
(Third Floor
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Home from Auto Tour.

Mrs. Winnie Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. N. Wetzel and Max Wilson return.
ed yesterday from a weeks automo.
bile trip to Washington and Balti.
more. They spent several days in
the capital city and returned via
Gettysburg and Hagerstown.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28
KILLS eAYoNEr SNAKE.

SPARKS, Ga.-When attacked by a
huge bayonet snake. which after the
fashion of this reptile Strengthened it.
self out and stabbed at him, Henry
Hemp shot 1t squarely in the mouth.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28
Entertaining Board.

Mrs. James A. Meredith president
OF the Woman's club, is entertaining
the members OF the Executive board
and chairman of committees special
committees this afternoon at Sunny.
banks her home on Morgantown Ave.
A board meeting was held on the
arrival Of the guests and tea was
served at the conclusion. The guests
numbered about TWENTY-FIVE
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Red Cross Tea.

The local chapter of the American
Red Cross will be hostesses on Thurs
day OF next week at tea, the guests
to include members of the organization.
prospective members and delegates
and visitors here for the West Virginia
Medical Association. The event will
be held at local Red Cross headquar.
tiers in the Municipal building at four
O'Clock and the appointments are in
charge of the Sociability committee OIL
the Red Cross OF which Mrs. George
NJ. Alexander is chairman.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28

Miss Edith Mitchell Hartman leaves
the latter part of next week for Boston,
Mass, where she will resume her stud.
les at the Leland Powers Dramatic
School. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hart.
man have rented their home on Beno.
nj avenue for the winter and will go
TO Boston within the next month to
spend the winter with their daughter.
They will lake an apartment there.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

school for girls at Overlook. Mrs.
]. s. LeMasters and daughter, Miss
Mildred, leave Monday night for Phil.
adelphia where Miss LeMasters will
also resume her studies at Miss Say.
wards.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28

Mask to Aid Day SIeepers. ~
To aid persons to sleep in daylight
an Opaque mask to, be worn over the
eyes N"s teen invented.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28

Justice Daniel F. Cohalan of New
York, quoted in the U. S. disclosures
Of the Won Igel documents as advising
Germany how to help the Irish rebel.
lion denies ever having known Won
Igel, or sending any statement to him
for Berlins use.
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"a most welcome ship
ment of the finest of kid
gloves. i.
Every pair is new-of
fresh carefully selected
skins. Beautifully made,
too, and authoritatively
correct in style for au-
tumn and winter.
Washable Kid Gloves, embroider.
ed backs, some with fancy cuffs;
gray, ivory, tan, battleship gray;
butternut and pearl white, $500 to
s2.75.
French Kid Gloves, washable, in
white, gray and champagne, stitch.
ed backs, $500.
French Kid Gloves, gray, white
and champagne with fancy colored
stitching, in brown, green or purple,
and colored cuff-tops to match
stitching, $3.50.
First Floor
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Leave for School.

Mrs. George NJ. Alexander and
daughter, Miss Virginia, leave Sunday
for Philadelphia where the latter will
resume her studies at Miss Sayward's
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-28
No Hcarding of Supplies

Charleton Bates Strayer in Leslie's.
 One thing that must be nipped in the bud is the temptation to hoard. With prices soaring and likely to go still higher, the average housewife thinks she should stock up. No one knows how many have done this, but thousands have without doubt. The in evitable result of a consumers panlc is the wholly uncalled for raising of prices. A case in point is sugar, all though it has not increased in price as much as some other commodities. President Babst of the American Sugar Refining company has issued a state- ment to the public warning them of the danger to the manufacturing and preserving industries of the country because of the wide practice of hoard ing. "Refiners." says he, ''have had to suspend their export business to meet this frantic and abnormal demand. This scramble has been going on for weeks, in spite of the assurance that there are ample supplies for normal consumption and for the saving of the fruit crop" The company makes the suggestion that housewives can, do their bit for the country by paying no attention to sensational stories, and by buying sugar in the usual quanti- ties and not in advance of household needs. This advice applies as well to flour, tea, coffee, soap and every oth- CT staple household need.