Personal Notices From Orange and Local Area
H. H. Hitt called to Orange New Jersey to be at the bedside of Mrs. Margaret Halsey who is ill. Hon. Tennis Tidwell left for Moul to attend court. J. B. M. Bloodworth reported in good health. M. Hurd very ill at his residence on Sixth Avenue. H. Edwards offers cleaning and pressing at 32 Bank Street.
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If. H.H. Hitt
Orange
N. J
Margaret Halsey
Tennis Tidwell
Moul
Im. Hurd
Sixth Avenue
Grammer
Harold Wright
Walter Johnson Signs with Chicago Federal League Club
Walter Johnson, premier pitcher of the American, has signed a two year contract with a Chicago Federal League club. President Charles Weghman announced the deal and said the salary details were not disclosed. Joe Tinker relayed the news after seeing Anson in Coffeyville Kansas.
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Chicago
Walter John
Charles
Johns
Weghman
Joe Tinker
Anson
Coffeyville
Kan
Ordinary Dub and the backbones of a nation
A long column riffs on the Ordinary Dub archetype as society debates who deserves praise. It contrasts critics and elites with the plodding working man who labors daily, supports family, and embodies civil virtue amid cultural snobbery and social flux.
Auction Book Club Meets at Mrs J H Donnell Home
The new card club named Auction Book Club gathered Saturday evening with Mrs J H Donnell hosting. Four tables formed in the living room for auction. Mrs W R Smith won best score and received In the Eyes of the World. Miss Harriet Alexander won the guest prize and Prentiss Blackwell the gentlemen's prize Light refreshments were served. The meeting will be held on alternate Tuesdays. Engraved visiting cards are advertised.
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Auction Book Club
J. H. Donnell
W. R. Smith
Harriet Alexander
Prentiss Blackwell
Higher Duty for Chaplain in Congress
Representative Denis O Leary of New York laments the constant talking in congress and suggests he would quit praying for members if he were the chaplain. The piece also advertises engraved visiting cards with styles and prices.
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Ards
Denis’ O'Leary
New York
Congress
Newly Elected State Regent of the D A R Named
Mrs Dobbs a Virginian by birth and Montgomery resident, is praised as a home woman with strong charitable work. She led Peter Forney Chapter for two years, presided over Ionian club and Dixie Chapter U D C, and will join national committees to advance women and children welfare.
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Centurs
Oscar Wilde
Wilde
Erlynne
Adience
Peter Forney
Betttane
Ionian Club
Dixie
U. D.C
Dobbs
Montgomery
A. B. Woodfin
First Baptist Church
Judson
Ida Woodfin
Cobbs
Storey
German victory at Lodz seals Russian retreat
Berlin reports the Lodz battle ended in a German victory with the city captured and Russian forces in retreat. German forces endured heavy losses but recovered to press the pursuit as officials announce the outcome. A Montevideo dispatch adds that the German steamer Patagonia was sunk by a British cruiser in an Atlantic clash possibly involving Japanese forces.
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International New
Berlin
Lodz
Germany
International News
New York
Montevideo
Uruguay
Herald
Atlantic
Patagonia
Trial of 36 Master Plumbers on Sherman conspiracy
Des Moines records indicate the trial of 36 officials and members of the National Association of Master Plumbers indicted for conspiracy in restraint of trade. Pleas of not guilty were entered. Grand jury indictments were returned last June and all defendants are free on bond.
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Des Moines
National Association of Master Plumbers
Germans Gain More Territory in Poland Reports Say
Berlin dispatch says Germany has taken Lodz and achieved other important successes in Poland, according to further announcements this afternoon.
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Berlin
Lodz
Poland
Japan to Send Troops to Egypt or Europe Predicted by Emperor
Tokio reports an imperial speech to Parliament indicates Japan will soon deploy troops to Egypt or Europe. The Emperor praised military gains in the Orient with ally forces and urged continued loyalty and swift pursuit of the war’s final objective. He called for cooperation with the administration’s program.
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Tokio
Japan
Egypt
Europe
Orient
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Aline T Duke
Helen
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Lulu Hardman
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Clid Lovin
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Mae Patterson
Myrtle Patterson
Freida Smith
Marguerite Pappenburg
Mary McCormack
Woman's Literary Club
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Cherokee
Elizabeth Frurleson
Club Calender
J H. Donnell
B. P
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T. C. Bowles
Priscillas, Jr
Will Wyker
Mrs. Hodge
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4Th Ave
Treat
Victor
Florence Lawrence
Matt. Moore
Eddie Lyons
Victoria Forde
Nestor
Masonic Theatre
Harvey D. Orr
la Salle Theatre
The
Frank Burke
Enid Markey
Fatty Arbuckle
Keyston Players
RED Cross
Taabe
Decatur, Alabama
L. B. Wyatt & Son
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