davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
Ger GFlirnptFr.
@icllcidt Der mGdite WidJtise GerO.
blan=SOrtidlritt.


Sn engeren fa6mdnniiden &reiien
in BEN Bereinigten Staten lit Gle
nadItebenoe SSoec elmer perboafom-
menIten 6lu9moi1ine, Die on9ebli6
6erufen lit, Die mabgebenOe Der gu.
funft 6u peroen, idon felt mebreret
Sabren befonnt; ober ldngere 3eit
glaubten Die meiiten Sa6uerltdn-
oigeu, Der D&eIicopter" (o nenne1
Die Grinder oieien 4eroplon, man
f0nnte Den Namen nit nSomlen-
fliigler" tpieoergeben) ncroe Ii9 10
penig 81 elmer proftiIden @e0eu-
tung entDideIn, mic irgcrlO elmer Der
5obllolen nHerpetlmm.@ obiIe" Sip
parate.
86brenO Der Iebten beiOen Sabre
oes 8eltfrieges nabmen monde ser
Aeronauten Die Sode ernIter, beion-
Oers ols NIT elmer Yrobenlaidine
tatIG1li9e Gerilide orlf oen grpe-
rimentier. 4nIogcn 5u Gnpere, sc.
S, mgeitent nur0en. Or. Yeter
goopec unO Brofeiior Srancis 8a-
con Groder Dotten Die Moi6ine gee
boitt, ~5unoroerit Inn Ser &iiItcn-0er.
teioieung mdbreno oes &rieges ar
oienen. @ie bel alien mlit1riIdcn
MngeIegenbeiten, berbielten iid oie
@ebGr0en biniiftIi1 Der @rgebniiIe
ser 8eriuHe Ihpeigfam, lln0 ieIbIt
na1 Dem &riege oerlout6orte iebr
penig oariiber. 0cuerOines bat iidp
cine te6nii6e 3eiti9rft etuas n6ber
Oomit befoBt.
au9 oie beiten 9teropIane boben
merfanntertpeiIe getpiiie M6ngeI
nidt obbelfen fonnen. @s boten iid)
nod ltniibertpinoli6e G6mierigfeiten
fir ons GerIoIien Ser @rbe ulo Sic
&iiffebr auf oieielbe innerbob zines
beidr6nften SpieIraumes. Serner
muB Ser Ieroplar, tpern oufgeItie-
gen. ii6 nit iebr bo9grnoi9er
S9neaigfeit betpegen, uio ser not
penoige Mntrieb Ieitens ser Cuff
81 er5eu9ert, Ser i'm oben erbdlt.
limo enoli6 fat Ser giIot, tpenr
er ii1 in negligent 8etter poer inter
irgenopie triibenoen @erbGltniiien
ieinem 3ieI nGbert, NIT ernitli6en
@efabren 5ll fGmpfenl
0ieie ungiinitigen o6er risfantert
ltmitdnoe iin0, tpie geiagt, amer.
fannt, = Of sic nelte Mol6ine lie
ausi6licBt, obne neue MGngeI SIT
bringen, blcibt nod neiter gu inter-
Inber. SSeoenfous fat ma Bel oen
obigen Experimental alien &cipeft
Dor Sen glpporot befommer.
Son beionberem Sntereiie lit es,
oaB ser ySelicopter" feline 10 ra.
Icnoe G6nenigfeit perIangt, Inn Sen
notigen gnltoB Ser Suit 81l er5eugen.
Gle 8ropc1er MAIDEN MIR 20 Inn
orcbltngen in Ser Minilte, itatt Ser
1000 ODER 5000 bel onoeren Ser mo-
oerniten Mcroplane. @ber eS miro
ood oerIclbe 3pcd obne Die toue
S6neniQfcit errei6t, oa Die S6rau.
benfliigel Elm meiteres @ebiet oeden
uno oober einc mgctpobnli6 groBe
2uftmenge fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING
oes ~1tiibenoen @nitoBes ins Spiel
bringen. @u6 iouen Die S6rauben'
fliigel bon u1lgemobnli6er @eIAtDtn-
oigfeit uno @npaliungsfabigfeit fem.
Mon beobli6tigt iett, Sen neltert
&pparat fir einen grnItfan-8l luz
ullter fa6ntdBiger Sii6rung por5nbe-
reiten; gu oieiem gebuf miro er
nit bier @eroplanmaifinen ausge.
itattet tperoen. auf etpa nottpcnoige
fernere gerbcfierungen mltB man
natiirlid eefubt ieiu; bod lit bic
Stimmllng zeine cntidicoen 5uper-
ii9tlid)e aeipor6en.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

uno na6 Die Sniel nit eit1em gr1tnen
&leioe, I'M 2o1fe Der Sabre biloet
ii9 cine iippige Gegetation ouf ibr
uno erfreut oas @uge oes S6iffers,
ser Die Sluten 0urdfrelt5t,
Sci Ser &leinbeit Der tieriI6en
@oumeiIter iino Sabrtauienoe n0tig,
Inn cine iol6e SnieI eriteben 81 loi'
fen, uno Ser NoturforiGer Igalli5
bot fir Die iiingiten oerortigen @e-
biIoe, bic bon nod iebt lebenoen SEQ
raaenorten gei6affen muroet, cine
8ou5eit BON mebreren bunoerttau'
ieno Sabren ausgere6net.
Stun fino ober bic &oraaen, tpie
mir idon iaben, utter Die rlten Ser
treter ser SieripeIt gu 8dblen, unO
mdbreno Die 8o1tten, oeren Sitter
&goiii5 bare6nete, chen bon ben
iiinglten 4rten oufgefiibrt Durben,
baben audi Die dlteiten, ldngit oltsge-
itorbenen l1robnen Der beutigen @e'
i6leGter lire 9enfmGler binterlal-
fen, aus oenen mir einen &iidi6luB
5ieben fonnen auf oos bobe Sitter
Ser @roe.
@lt6 Die &alfpan5er uno &ieiel-
~ifelette anoerer nieoriger Siere, Der
&aoiolarien ooer &doertier6en, ba-
ben am 9lufbau Der @rOfeIte mitge-
arbeitet.
9ie &~reioefelien &iigens beIteben
aus ben erIteren, Die SnfuiiorenerOe,
oos n&ieielgur" Der 2iineburger
Seioe aus ben leBteren, ben &ieiel-
lteletien ser 0iatomeen.
@rfpdbnt iei ferner Der 2itorinel-
lenfalf- ltno Ser Gpprioineni6iefer,
+ Iterer aus fIeinen Mui6eln 5uiam-
mengeiett, lebterer weientli6 aus
Ben 8eriteineruneen elmer &rebsart
beiteben0.
8ie Die Sauna, 10 bat ol19 Die
Tlora eiuen erbebli6en @infll1B auf
Die @eitaltung Ser @rorinoe ausge-
iibt uno iibt i'm nod berte aus. IS
lit dugemein befannt, oaB iebr be-
oeutenoe Streder Ser @rooberfld6e
bon Moor u1o Sumpf beoedt iino,
ut0 oieie biloen cine groBe 8erfitatt
Der aai6opferin Natur. 9ier pll-
6ern iippig groBe unb feline 8flan-
sen, &eioefrout uno Moos, Sdod)-
telbalme 1tno SumpferGier.
Sic mad)ien uno bliiben unb iter-
ben ob; Die Bflan3enteilden iinfcn
gu 8oben, uno Die Seltdtigfeit, Die
&uft, tragen ooSu bel, Die 5arten
Eeile idneG berpeien gu loiien
ipGbreno Die mebr bol5artigen cine
@rt perfil5ten @eipebes o~arlteaen,
Iuf Oieien &elten enttpidelt ii9
elm nelter Bflanaenipuds, Der gleid
Dem porigen idlieblid abitirbt uno
unteriinft.
9ieies Spiel mieoerbolt iid Sabr
fiir Sabr; INNER tiefer iinfen Die
permooernoen Bflan5en, immer Dei-
tere Sorti6ritte ma9t Die 8erweiung,
10 oab in oen c1toli1 entltanOenen
8roouften Ser uripriin9li6e 8flan-
3en6orafter gar nift mebr su err
fcnnen lit; auf oieie @eiie e1titebt
ser Sort Der befanntlid) mGdtige
2ager 5uiammenictt.
Sbren beroorragenoiten Mnteil
on Der 9ilbung Der @rorinoe aber
nobm sic 8flan3enmelt in iener 3eit-
Itlfe, tpel6e mir als Die carboniide
Ycriooe be5ei6uen, poriiber yeaberes
ipGtcr beridtet mer0en iou.
8cnoen mir ulls iebt Der @pod)e
5u, iuelde man als
rSns Mltertnm Der Groe"
6c5eidnen fam.
9ieie Yeriooe, Die man Die ~palao-
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

5oiide" nennt, lit 6~ieienige, in Der
Die GlteIten 2ebensformen lire be.
OeutIamite @ntpidlun9sitiife ourf.
l%arfen, tpie i6on ibr Name anoeutet
(palaios-olt, zoe-2eben) uno Die
unteriten S6idten iener 3eit tper-
Den our6 Die oebonii6e Sormation,
oaS n9enon", gebiloet.
Oieie febt ii6 i'm peientliden gu
iammeit aus SonOiteinen, Sonfbie.
fern ltno @rolttpafen, uro es fin.
set it ibr elm pi9tiger Sorti9ritt
Ser organiiden 8elt itatt.
8obreno ndmlid in Der l1r5eit
oas 8ailer ALIEN Die Seimat allen
2ebenS biIoete, uno oos Seitlano
obne 8epobner IN toter Hube oalae,
beginnt iebt oas 2eben olt9 auf benz
trodenen 8ooen 8ur5el alt i9logen
= 8urael GIT i6lagen i'm eigentli.
9en Slime 6es @ortes = 6enn
Bflan5en iino bie eriten 9etuobner
oeS SeItlanoes.
@~aeroin9s lit Die Slora Ser oepo-
niiden @rofeIte nod redt ipdrli6
rno wenig interchangeable -
uno mGbreno inn Meere 5ablrei9e
Sucusarten, sic 1treltern unierer
Sange, tpuderr, iebt ii6 Die 2ano-
begetation 3uiammen aus einigen
6arnen unb &oniferen Naoelbol-
germ.
Die Giertrelt bot es nidt ber-
mo6t, NIT ben 8flan8en eleiden
S9ritt 81 balten, fte bleibt arf Die
Meere bei6rdnft, uno Mui6eln, De-
rem berborrageno1te Gertreter Die
oeri6ieoenen Spiriferenarten iino,
beleben I'M 8erein nit eepiicn SEQ
rolen Die 8ogen. Sbnen i6lieBen
ii6 S~6alenfrebie, Die @pprioinen,
an, uno pdbreno Die Iilurii6en Sri-
lobiten bon Ser 9iloflG9e per-
i6Dinben, nebmen Die erIten @irbel-
there, Die Slide, an 3abl uto Mr-
tenreidtum gu.
<sge5eidnet lit Die oenoniIde
formation our9 lire groBartigen
&0blenbilounger, GIT benen unter
anoeren audi Die b%efarnten S0blen
i'm Sar5 = oie 8aumanns- uno oie
Sermonnsboble - geb0ren, iene
natiirIiden Wuieen ipGterer Eier-
iiberreIte.
Die beponii6en S9idten iino
iebr pieIfa6 5erfliiftet uno oufge-
fippt, ia, oft f0rmli6 auf BEN &opf
geiteQt; cine Solge Der mdbreno uno
na6 ibrer Iblogerung olifgetretenen
bulfaniiden @etpalten uno Der Gin
pirfung Der gruptip-@ eIteine.
Die Sdidten tperoen geboben uno
geienft, eefaltet uno gefnidt, gebro-
Gen uno Neutrality-suspicious. Die
@ruptip- @eiteine ourdiesten iie,
&uppen utlo 9eden biloeno, uno 10
bietet llrs oieie formation elm an
ifauli6es 8ilo bon Der titaniiden
&raft oes 8ulfanismus.
GEM Genon folgt Die carboniide
ooer Steinfoblenformation, ENC
8iloung, Die fir infer &ulturlebcn,
feline gntpidlung uno &usbreitung
cine faum bod genug ein5ui9ot-
3enoe 8eoeut,ing beiibt.
(ShluB folgt.)
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

6rebt. @etrodnete Srii6te Der
Snaia ODER Ser ltrl1curp,8a lm Die
men 5ur &ei5ung zines flai6en- o6er
bienenforbdbnli6en @erGtes. Sn BEN
bieiem entitr0menoen &alt6 miro Die
nit frii6em Mildiaft iiberIoufene
S9aufel gebalten uno in ibm &c.
penoet Bis CUR @eroidung Der Sill.
iigfeit; ipdter i6neiOet man Die 5tpei
bis flint &ilogramm i6pere, ounfel
g%etporOene &autldufmaiie bonn Sol5e
berab.
@a9 Dem &outi6uf lift Ser &ofao
6as wi6tigite Yro0ltft. Seine &ultur
beidrdnft iid aber auf Die Strom-
inieln un6 Die lfer oes Mtna5onas
1tno erforoert Dor alien @drme uno
Se1tdtigfeit. Ser &afaobalt gibt in
Imaaonien atpei @rnten, cine i'm Sa,
mar uno Sebrltar, Die anoere int
Sum- uno Slili; feline &itltitr lit oo-
Der eintragli9. Son ipeiteren N1b-
pflanaen iin0 SIT eripGbnen Die Spe-
fafuonbo, Die @aniae, oie ben &o-
p%niooboliom gebenoe nGopaifera
gltapanensis" nno oie Gumlaru ge-
nantte Gonfabobne 6es Sarapiabau-
mes, ferner Die Sen <fu liefernoe
8iracee, Elm mG6tiger @iiid, Der
iiber ln6 iiber nit meiBen 8liitelt
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

Gtiid Der HinoenoberfIdde zines Sdnps
~penbarmes (Qepioonenoron) aus Der
acknowledgements.
Gin 8eiipieI moge 0ies erldutern.
@m ieidten llfcr oes S~llIles liegt
cine Sdnede; oas eigentlide Sier
lift tot, uno iein meider, i6leimiger
G0rper gebt raid in Germeiung
iiber; oas felte, falfige @ebauie,
bon plaitii6em Sdlamm umgeben
uno gefiiat, gebt nit Dem @rbdrten
oes S6lammes nad uno nad), iln'
ter Snneboltung Der nripriingliden
ssorm, in Gtein iiber uno nad) Sabr-
t~auien6en foroert oas @erf5cug oeS
@eologen ienen fleinen 3eugen ner-
flungener 3eiten ans 2idt.
Muf oieie grt fonnten ielbltoer-
ftdnoli6 nur iol6e lteberrelte bon
Sieren uno 8flar8elt erbalten per-
ben, pelfe an uno fir iid felt, lpa-
teren slblageruneen einen entlpre-
henoen &erit boten, 10 nameltlid)
Mui6elihalerL &no1cl. 8aumitdm-
me un0 Gbnlides.
Die 0meite Mrt bon Gerlteinerun-
gen fiibrt Oicien gtalnen eigcntliA
mt unredt, oa mir es bicrbci plel-
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

- @run1Iid. g.: Nun, Serr
@mtsridter, iest meroen. Sic pobl
balo nad Sbrem neuen 8irfungsort
abreilen?
Amtsri6ter: @emiB - Die Wtobel
fino gepodt, Die acknowledgement ge-
regclt, Ole WtGoels entlobt, morgen
gebt's fortl
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
CINE prObefabrt NIT Ser prOpeuer.eifembabm

pu6e unlanqf in Der @d5e bon Berlin nnhrnOuunena Ser nit einenn
idpinbiefctt bon 90 Bis 1870 aiometer e8hIen tonHen. Sic 3ige perOen aus
Oi Bagen (Reronsns oer guterp9 sem 3ll9mmen9eeet 9eOad9t; PIE SG9rt
ga Ser gen8in@ uSr gen5oherbraub mt nit ehpa 600 @ramm pro aHoue<
ter b9edbnef it, SoQte W1 ome nue Sonfrufton bepGbren, 10 pGrbe fe
0erabe iet' mo- Bic TrunsporH9pierie tecn fir GeutibIan6 10 mBerorbents
lid Idurieria inn, Dem geiamen gMrt idaHsleben re1t nusf6sretbe Genfe
Iien.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

@us Sa6fifd &alan.
@ober bat oos @fero ieinen Iamen3
@eiI es fdhrt.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

al. Souie in elm iiber benz 5euer
itebenoes MetangefaB. Sr benz balo
erparmten @iIdiaft miro cine nit
bent erfoIteten &outi6rtf Oes porigen
Cages iiberflebte Sol3i6oufel umge-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-19
Mrs, Bickerstaff to
Be Buried Wednesday

Mrs. Malissa j. Bickerstaff ago.
81 years, wife of Edward Bickerstae :.
of Watson. died at her home yeste-
day morning at three O'Clock after
illness of two weeks with pneumonta
She was n daughter of Mr.. and Ms
Isaac Decker of near Watson and
survived by her husband and thrc.
children. Chalmer, aged s, CATHERINE
aged 6 and Edward Jr., aged 2.
Tho deceased was an excellen
young woman and was well know.
and respected among a wide circl
of friends. She was born in ohin
but had resided in that communit,
for ten years. Mr.. Bickerstaff, the
husband OF the deceased is a trusted
omploye of the Consultation Coal
ompany. Mrs. Blckerstaff was a
mber OF the NJ. P. church at Wat
and also belonged to Dent Hive.
o. T. NJ. OF this city and to tn,
Than Sisters lodge of Watson.
The funeral will take place o
dhesday at one O'Clock at the NJ
church at Watson and intermenl
Ill be made in Maple Grove GENE.
Try by Undertaken Musgraye and
sen
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-19
PERSONALS

H. E. Dodd driver of one of tho
owens bottle works auto trucks was
severely injured a few days ago when
he fell with heavy load while on
duty and was confined to his he'd for
several days. He is recovering at this
time.
Mrs. E. C. Scott returned last nigh,
IRON Somerset, Pa, where she had
ter, Mrs. W. F. Shafferman
\ G. Palmer who resides on
o:eman avenue is recovering from a
severe illness. He is a street car con-
auctor on the Monongahela Valley
traction Company's lipes.
John Reed of Wheeling spent yes
.erday here with his mother, Mrs. B.
+. Reed on Cleveland avenue. He
came here to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Julia Moore Miller.
Susie, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Menear, Is iii with
diphtheria at the home Of her parents
on Maple avenue.
Miss Virginia Abbott is recovering
from an attack of grip.
Miss Clara Kremer went to her
lone at Marietta, Ohio today to spend
several weeks.
Mrs. James Hess who had beer
seriously i'll with pneumonia at he
Rome on Fairmont avenue is conslde-
ably improved at this time.
Miss Halle Martin has returned
from Baltimore, where she went I,
De with her brother, Will H. Martin
who recently underwent an operation
at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Mr.. Mar
tin Is recovering nicely at this time
The Misses Virginia and Lucille
Tough spent the week end with rela-
tives in Clarksburg.
Miss Helen Phillips has returned
from Grafton where she had been Wis
iting relatives.
Miss Maud Davis, of Charleston.
spent the week end here as the puest
Of Mrs. George NJ. Jacobs in Fairmont
avenue and left this morning for her
home in the Capital city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-19
Enoch j, Sargent
Dies in Minnesota

Word has been received here of the
death Of Enoch ]. Sargent, forme,
resident OF Bentons Ferry, which oc
Cured in Minnesota, where he had
~ecently located. He is survived by
hree sons, Ray, Forrest and Austen.
md one daughter Miss verna Sa--
ent, the latter residing here with her
hunts, Mrs. e. W. Chenoweth and
Miss Elizabeth Hall \ on jackson
street. His wife died Several years
aeo. The body viii be brought to this
city for interment.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-19
Sunday Here.

Stuart A: Queen, a teacher at
Goucher college at Baltimore and who
addressed the conference OF Charities
ana Corrections at Morgantown this
week, spent Saturday evening in this
city with his aunt, Mrs. Lydia j. Nc
Kinney, in Field street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-19
To Celebrate Rlrthdays.

Judge w. S. Raymond will be the
speaker. at a meeting OF the Robert e.
Lee chapter OF the United Daughters
Of the Confederacy to be held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Frame In
Main street at which time the birth
days of Generals Lee and Jackson
will be celebrated. General Lees
birthday falls on today while that OF
General Jackson falls on Wednesday
of this week The husband and gem
tlemen friends of the chapter mem
lbers will attend and an Invitation has
been extended to the Stonewall Jack
son chapter of Clarksburg to be pres
emit. Mrs. H. S. Falconer will sing a
group of songs and a splendid pro-
gram has been arranged for the meet
ing. Mrs. H. r. Johnson, regent OF
the chapter, will preside at the meet
ing
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-19
Elks Dance.

The Elks will hold dance at their
hall on Thursday evening of this weel,
The Shlnn jazz orchestra OF Clarks-
burg, will furnish the music and fine
time Is anticipated by those who will
attend.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-19
Returned Home.

Mrs. D. F. Talbot, of Locust avenue.
has returned from Greensburg, Pa,
where she had been the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs James Bennett for a few
days. On last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett, who are the parents Of Mrs.
q. B. Moore, of this city, celebrated
the fortieth anniversary OF their mar
riage with a dinner served to twelve
guests. Mrs. Talbot, who is a niece
OF Mrs. Bennett, was bridesmaid at
her marriage. Among the guests pres
ent were Mrs. p. H. Bennett, of this
city, who is visiting in Greensburg
and Miss Margaret Talbot, formers
OF this city. En- route home Mrs. Tai
bott visited her daughter. Mrs. Herber,
Crippen at Uniontown, Pa.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-19
uPostnoned Meetina.

The meeting of the William Hay
mond chapter OF the Daughters of the
American Revolution scheduled to be
held on Wednesday afternoon OF this
week has been postponed until We'd
nesday, January 2S, at which time 1t
will be held at the home of Mrs. Fran
els q. Nichols in Fairmont avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-19
Must Make Reservations.

Reservations must be made at once
by those who expect to attend the din
ner to be held at the "Y' Tuesday
evening of this week by the Women's
department of the institution. The
dinner is not only for members of the
department but also for business and
professional women generally. The
tickets will be forty cents.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-19
Celebrated Birthday

In honor OF the seth anniversary OF
the birth OF W. H. Brown, six o'clock
dnner OF pretty appointments was
given at his home in Vermont avenue
last evening. The event was arranged
BY Mrs. Brown. A birthday cake with.
lighted tapers was a feu>ere OF the
decorative scheme. Covers were laid
for sixteen including Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
9. Dobie and daughter, Elizabeth; Mrs.
V. H. Horror, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs, H, s. Fleming and
son, Franklin; Mrs. Mark C. Rollins
and son, Mark c., Jr.; Mrs. Franklin
Gallagher, Harry Brown, Elizabeth
Deck and the host and hostesses.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-19
LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS
Returned from South

Mr.. aad Mrs. E. c. Jones returned
Saturday from a two weeks visit to
points in the South. They spent some
time at Jacksonville. Fla, the guests
Of the latter's father. ]. E. Eckess,
and her sisters, Mrs. w. ]. Brown and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Smith and at Stuart, Fla,
with the latter's brother, B. F. Eckess,
and also visited at Palm Beach.
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GusJG arrive.

sir. and Mrs. William j. Moorhead,
.Gt Minneapolis. MINI. parents OF VIII
jam Campbell Moofhead, whose mar
srisge to Miss Ethel Heintzelman will
l.. solemnized Wednesday evening at
the Country club aud their sons, Ken
meth and Alfred Moorhead. arrived
here today. and are guests at The Fair
mont. Mr.. and Mrs. William Little,
% Pittsburgh, and Miss Josephine
Mccormick, q Pittsburgh, also arrived
here today and are guests at the
HsiGtzelman home. Mr. Moorhead
and his fiancee, Miss Heintzelman,
.ltnched with Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Moor
head and Mr.. and Mrs. Hin and Miss
Mccormick ut The Fairmont today
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CHAPTER to Meet.

The Mcfarland chapter of the
Westminster Guild will meet this
evening in the Presbyterian church
parlors and the following program will
be observed beginning at 1880 O'Clock:
Guild Hymn; Devotional, Mrs. Laura
Parker; business; Study class.
Chapter 6, "a Crusade of Compassion, :"
leader, Mrs j. Walter Barnes; bene-
diction; social hour; hostesses, Mrs.
Ralph Henderson, Mrs. A. c. Clos-on,
Miss Grace Jones.
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of busneste idea of doing the possibly can regard
less of hndrance and obstacles which only make the
worth while winning And present these items
sell at these pcesprices very the wholesale
stocks buying for of market
dons going to need undergarments you it to
yourself to them.
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To Give Show.

For the benefit of the High school
drum corps moving picture depict
ing Marguerite Clark in Little Miss
Hpoverp will be presented this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock and this evening
at 1880 o'clock at the High school
auditorium and the patronage of the
public is solicited. The proceeds will
go toward purchasing uniforms for
the members of the drum corps.
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10 Entertaln Tor Brides.

With the Misses Ethel Annette
Heintzelman and Edith Maxwell Hart
man brides of the month as honor
guests Miss Kenna Clark will enter
tain at one o'clock luncheon tomorrow
at her home in Jefferson street. The
guests will include the members of
the Hetntzelman wedding party and a
few other friends. Mrs. Clark return
ed last week from Charleston where
she had been the guest OF Miss Kath-
.lcen Carroll for several weeks.
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Mrs. Watson ilonored.

: Mrs. James O Watson, Of this city,
was honored = lg reelected state
treasurer of tlt Lite Conference OF
Charities and corrections which
closed session III Morgantown on
Saturday OF last week. Otner officers
elected were: President, Rabbi Israel
Batten, Of Charleston; vice president,
Mrs. M. j. Rathbone, of Parkersburg.
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Want to Organize.

For the purpose OF forming an aux
HAIRY in this city to secure relief for
the sufferers In the Near East meet
ing will be held on Wednesday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at the NJ. T. Tenn
pie and all the women of the commu-
nifty are iayited to be present and join
the auxiliary. A speaker from New
York will tell OF the great need OF
funds, for the starving people OF Ar
nenia and Syria The meeting was
ranged for by Mrs. William Smith
~ Miss Strae IF Charleston.
~. workers VIII, e here on Fri
day md who addressed the Woman's
concerning the matter.
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X. OF c. to Entertain.

The knights of Columbus will en-
tertain on Wednesday evening of this
week with card party and on next
Tuesday will give a dance. This
evening the K. C.'s will give smoker
at their club rooms.
-
Have Guest.
Captain and Mrs. George NJ. Alex
ander have as their guest at their home
In Benoni avenue, Mrs. L. b. Jennings,
OF Washington, D. C.
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In the desirable character the smart wearabe styles the good
practical reliability of the garments may be an index of
the values throughout this annual event.
To offset the very brisk selling of past White Sales the mar
kets have been secured for these efor learned that
in the business of life there is element which the life
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