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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
WEDDING OF SYRIAN AND
EEGLlSHWoMAN INTERRUPTED
tie si,;ent of Jerusalem Objects n
Marriage of Occidental and
Oriental.

Nasib f. Ghazsl Of Beyrout. Syria. and
Mis-, Ethel Thomas Of Haiiiag. Hanley.
York. England. were married yesterday
afternoon At : o'clock in Jerusalem The
sersm gny tool. place in the Greek chapel
OF ia- church of the Holy Sepulcnre-
Over ." persons. including the Orientaa
in JcrJ.s a!cm. Witnessed the cer.l.-.,,,.
Archbishop i;aplIa.i Hawawini of sfo-:.
I'm. head Of the Greek orthodox Church
=. A1leri q. officiatei-
The c--s mery waS conducted acrJrdinl
to tn Greek Church rites. The bride Was
dressed couvenJisuaIly. Eut the groom
were tbe robes Of his people
"a the Eisnop was pronoUncinS then
man and wife. Sal1h Il kary. a Syrian II
jerusalem vino had male his way
through :hs crowd 10 the front Of the
altar. CTs<p.d the groom by the shoulder
and. pJliinS him from the side OF lis
brids. demanded Of him why he should
marry an English girl
Il kary Va pushed out OF the way BY
the syrian friends OF Ghazal. and tbs
Bishop concluded the ceremony As z
karV spoke In Arabian. only the Syr1acs
present Understood the nature of the IN
corruption. many sUpposins II TO be part
Of the service
Following the ceremony. an Oriental
banquet was served IN the native restau-
rant in jerusalem About fifty Syrians
were present The couple will liv. on EAs-
ton avenue until the Fair Is over.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
CAlIFORNIANS TO BE
SHOWN IN FIREWORKS

The tenth grand display OF Pains ire
works az the Stadium this evening vfn
be OF special interest to the many TiS-
tors from California, inasmUch as larss
special SET pieces have been arranged
FOR the occasion. representing Governor
Pardee and j. c. Mclaughlin OF that
State.
The big set piece OF the evening Win
De a representation OF the Chinese Pa
CODA faithfully portraying that beAuti-
iul and unique building az IL appears when
Illuminated with its many vaTlco}0rec
lights This piece represents a vast
amount Of work and painstaknS caro- IN
its construction
Other Specials worthy of note viii Be =
japanese fan that Will unfold and present
a beautiful and dazzling creation. a
mammoth silver fire wheel. which viii
cut a silver spray 10 feet in diarseter.
The diamond dust screen. a mass Of bril-
liant corruscations 30 feet long: Jumbo
the white elephant. and Jocco. the monk.
are other SPECIAL features which, supple
usntsd b. other innumerable tistio
creations. viii form a scene Of dazzIin0
spierd0- magnificent 20 behold
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
rYGMIEs PURSUE PnOroGRAPHER.
Disregard of .No Photo'' Signs
,au~es Troubie I'm Camp.

Continued disregard by visitors o, the
sig;ns NO photos without permission"
which have been posted in the Pygmy
camp. is causing Doctor : c. Sinms and
the Reverend : p Werner no end of
trouble. Yesterday afternoon during the
ahs.-nce II Doctor Simms and Mr. Werner.
a photographer tried 10 take a picture OF
the Pygr.cs. who were seated around
their camp FIRE.
No sooner had the camera been pointed
AT the group than they started tor iGs!r
hut from which they appeared armed
with spears and javelins. and started TO-
ward the camera man. who at last re-
allied that he va, IN danger. The PyEmieS
pursued. throwing their weapons. rocks.
ClIdvrs and anything else at band.
The appearance OF the interpreter. John
Gondola. put a stop 20 the pursuit Doctor
SiTnIns has asked that the Department %
AEthrupology place guard at the camp.
WIKI instructions to prevent any photo
graphs from being taken without perinis-
sion. RE also stated that he feared for
the safety OF visitors. who persist in TAX
tu.s ulCrureS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

The Exposition management yesterday.
IN response 10 the request Of General
Od0n Guitar. president o: the Missouri
Association Of Msxic.,n War Veterans. de-
cided % designate September 10 and Il
for meeting days OF the twenty-sixth an
nual reunion Of the Missouri Association
OF Mexican War Veterans
Room No in the Hall % Congresses
has been assigned for the meetings OF the
association. IN which members Of the As
sociatiOn and tne.- officers and soldiers %
the Mexican y ar Will - invited 20 par
ticirate- Meetings 81 the Missouri aSSO-
cittioH Will D. held preceding the great
needing Of tn. National Association OF
Veterans vf tho Mexican War in the Hall
Of Congresses 81. = rtcrnber l.
otEaT associations have adopted the
same tire and place fcr their meetings in
Ser;eu4b-r. thus securing a general re-
union OF survivors ~ the Mexican War
from every state and Territory.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

The Statement; of Mr.. J. F. Homzn. 20
E. Adams ST.. Chicago. proves that the
worst cases of Asthma in the world are
not only relieved, Blu, are readily cured
BY DR.. Schifmann's Asthma Cure. He
says: asthma kept me in terrible mis-.
cry for ten years until ] used your
Asthma Cure. After the first trial I was
a changed man. I went to sleep that
night and awoke next day much relieved
and have gotten entirely over the Asth-
ma. Il is now nine years since vas
cured"
Sold by all druggists at soc and Si.oa
Send &c stamp to DR.. r. Schifmann, Box
so4 81. Paul. Mimi. for a free trial
package.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
PRODUCES PEAS As WELL As GOLD.
Colorado Has Large Exhibit Of Thts
Vegetable at the Fair.

Co!oradO's sheep eat their meals In two
courses. Sheep IL other States may co the
sane thing. but it is a noticeable fact in
Colorado that when the lambs are turned
into the vast pea fields they first eat the
vines, leaving the pods on the ground
Then they return to the pods and devour
all they want OF them.
While everybody is aware that Colo
RADIOS mines produce annually tons OF gold
and silver. IL is not generally known that
the finest peas grown in the United States
are raised in the valleys In the northern
part OF the state
Many Persons have the mistaken IDEA.
said Robert T Willis. superintendent or
Colorado's agricultural exhibit at the
Worlds Fair. that France produces tho
best peas Out in Colorado We dispute
such claims. and as proof point to the
fact that many OF the peas sold in the
American markets grow IN Colorado and
are labeled French Peas after oein0
canned
Colorado. according to Mr.. Willis. has
several farms. which include thousands OF
acres. which are sown IN pens each year.
Hundreds % women who visit Colorados
booth in the Palace OF Agriculture arc
treated to dishes Of the Empson peas and
have pronounced their favor equal 70
those picked fresh from the vine.
NJ. Willis says that peas picked In
Colorado at o'clock IN the morning are
in the cans and sealed two hours later.
which accounts for the full flavor thoso
he is exhibiting at the Fair have retained
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

the hiShes; officer Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge. z T Daniels Of Griffin, Ga. z.
=. Conway OF Chicago. r r. Wright.
deputy grand sire Of Pennsylvania. and
Charles ". Busb.- OF Raleigh. -. &.
After the speechmaking the grand
r.pTeS-iitttiv-s and friends will be invited
to tn. other end OF the hall where the
thirst OF tho visiting brethren VIII BE-
Tu.ncheG- The grand representatives viii
leave over III. Chicago and Alton and
III. Rock Island. by special train. Satur-
day evening. FOR San FTancLscc. To at
tend the annual conciave Of the order.
which begins there a week from next
Nonday The sessions Of the :. G.. l.
continue for one week.and 10 Is the legi<la-
tive body f0r the entire order.
The grand secretary. F. VI. Soan Of St
Louis WIS placed in charge Of the local
entertainment. by the committee appoint
81 by the grand master. and he has made
the entertainment as simple as possible.
believing that the visiting members and
grand repre- s-anta tives would b. better ~
terta!n.d by being allowed 20 SEE a. much
o. the Fair a. possible during their short
stay in the city
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GUllMANT TO BEGIN
ORGAN CONCERTS MONDAY.
aoted French Musician VIII Appear
At Worlds Fair Thirty
Six Times.

A GuilInant. one Of the greatest organ
lists in the world. ard who In acknowI-
edged to be the finest improvisation the
world has seen FOR many years. will give
the first of his concerts in the series of
thirty-six IN Festival Hall at the Worlds
Fair. Monday September L.
Mr.. Guilriant arrived from Paris several
days ago and will BE- the guest Of Pro-
fessor Charles Galloway. the official or
sanist OF the Exposition Mr.. Guilmsnt's
first trip to the United States was dur
ing the Columbian Exposition. when he
was engaged to give several concerts at
the Chicago Worlds Fair Later. he made
a concert tour Of the country. and again.
about six years ago. he covered many of
the Eastern cities in a tour.
He is o. years old and Is the son of
musician, who died at the advanced age
Of 81 Mr.. Guilinant has been for thirty
years the organist OF Trinity Church. IN
Paris, professor OF the organ In the
Schoia Cantorium. Paris: organist troca-
dero. in Paris and president OF the Gull
msnt organ School Of New York.
His villa just out OF Paris Is said TO be
one Of the most Interesting places In the
vicinity Of that great city. IL was here
that Richard Wagner lived a number of
years. and here Wagner finished his Fly
ing Dutchman."
the villa t. now provided with one OF
the finest organs ia Europe, and the music
room h large enough TO accommodate 40
perSDnS-
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Native Sons and Daughters of
Golden West Will Take Part
in Celebration.
BIG FEAST FOR VISITORS
ar State Pavilion. Fol
lowed bv Distribution Of Ma
fiv. Fruits and Wines-Rc-
ccpiiOn in Evening.

Thousands - members - -te Native
Sons ~ ;I- Golden w-St. Native DsuSh-
tsrs - tho Golden West. Pioneers - al
ifo-nls and other citizens - that state
viii celebrate California Day ~ the
World'~ Fair TO-DAY The date marks the
ffty-f0urtn anniversary % the admission
90 California Into IN. Union Of states.
and - IS slDays tie cas-. ia California
the dav will b.. made n gain oae
: feature of the csi-hratirn to-day VII!
=" sire distribution ~ fruit wine and
other California products at tie State
building from - 70 . this afternoon S-s-
eTsI carloads II fresh fruits nave ben
rec. vet AID WIN thousands az cartons
0; ra.-!ls. Euts I'D dried fruits vii b.
distributed I.e b---t of California wines
viii also be served ia honor q. the o.
casIon.
The exercises at the State pavilion.
which are uHGeT the auspices II the
Native Sons % the Golden west. viii b.
gin at ! y. IN and all consist q I'D
dresses by President Francis. g. = NC
I-tughlIn. president. and l. = Byington.
past grand president q TIL Native sons !.
Mrs. Enl-na Getty. pest grand president
OF the Naive Daughters. r. J. sullivan. on
J. a. Filcher OF the California Commits
sion
At the san Francisco building IN the
Model Street at the Fair = reception u III
b. held from 10 8 p m. at wilict. Com
missioner !. ". Even vii! b. til host
The CaliforniaEs Will attend ID" fi~e-orks
al the Stadium. whore SPECIAL features
viii be given for their benefit
Governor Warfieid OF Maryland aud hi
stan Wall arrive - The Worries Fa!r to-
morrow afternoon - special train over
the Baltimore and OHIO. Other distiE-
gIished Narylaniers Will accompany the
party. and will b. ~ the Hotel BGcking
ham The Maryland Society Q; ST Louis.
OF which Murray Carleton il president.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
SCENES AT IRISH VILLAGE
Visitors Ride Over .R0cky Road -
Dublin in Jaunting Cars.

Rivaling the huseness of the Alpine
show. and lying next to 1t as the Pike IS
followed westward, the Irish Village
stretches 80 feet north and south Gothic
grandeur rises in the old Irish House OF
Parliament. which serves as "A cafe
ST Llwrence's Gate at DroSheda. one
of the most celebrated landmarks IN
ireland. Is the main entrance 10 the show.
Carmac's Chapel. on the Rocks OF Cashel
and an Irish arch. sU2 years old. are other
objects of interest
The renowned Blarney Castle becomes
a theater. in which a company Of Dublin
players give some OF the most typical
plays OF true Celtic spirit
haunting cars are provided for rare
drive through a panorama OF the Lake OF
Killarney region. and other fine bits or
Irish scenery. disclosing historic places
celebrated by the bGrds Of Erin and her
later poets.
The soil used in the village is import
ed from Ireland The ground Is even car
pefed with Irish sod. Paths lead TO the
different divisions Of the show. The ia
nous rocky road to Dublin gives the Wis
itor tn. well-known rough ride in
haunting car. Persons who represent
Irish life have been selected from fanf-
lies whose names are known all over tho
world. lending additional personal inter-
est to those who depict the manners and
customs OF the Celtic people.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
MIssOURTS GINSENG Is STOLEN.
Three Jars. Valued At ss0. Takes
From Agriculture Building

Three jars Of ginseng roots. valued at
SO. have been stolen from the Missouri
exhibit in the Palace Of Agriculture. The
roots had been sent by raiser I'm Texas
County and had been entered for AN
award.
When Matt W. Hall. director Of Mis-
~ouri's agricultural exhibit. arrived ut the
Fair Wednesday morning he discovered
that two Jars containing the roots had
been taken the night before Yesterday
morning he found that the third and last
next week
The RIOTS were Of especial value be-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

carr. &. Georse n Mo-yan. s: Morton & Co.
savings II.s;!;s;.sr. sie: ~es;lieh. Pot s..
T. p Williams Grsiu caugaEy. 3. I'F.re'I
s Co. &. Peter isaap;naI osaeoo c5rnPa:iy.
3; Fr-f II Irsall-. 8. NAV. stern = 60. 5
King. 81.
RAILROAD OFFICE CLOSING.
Every railroad Office in 81. Louis will be
closed on St Louis Day. to Judge from the
communications received by Traffic Nm
ager c. L. Hillary. The managers Of de-
partments OF the different roads have
written giving assurance that the coop
Grafton oI their companies VIII - IOTtu-
coming. and that to their employees V!Il he
given an opportunity TO join Ia th. ccle-
DratiOn Of IN. Gay Following are the
roads that h.v. eNuress-d their intention
Of closing their Offices: -. Louis South
western Railway. southern Railway. To-
Iedo. St Louis and Western. Mobile and
Ohio. Illinois Central. Biz -Four. Baltimore
and OHIO Southwestern: Chicago. Bur!ing-
ton AM quincy. the Wabash. Chicago.
Peoria ana -. Louis: Missouri PACING
Louisville and Nashville. Chicago. Rock
Kansas and Teas: Chicago and Alton
MR.. FRANCIS APPROVES 1T
George ii. Morgan. secretary of the
Merchants Exchange, who started the
movement TO raise 4 fund for the pEr-
chase of tickets for poor persons. has
received the following letter from ID. II
Francis. President OF the Louisiana Par
chase Exposition:
Il am very much pleased 20 see from
the public prints that you are heading ~
cooperating In a movement to e.cure .d-
Nilsson for poor people 10 the Fair on St
Louis Day. 1 think no more worthy
WORK couId be engaged in. Every man.
every woman, every 10y and ever g!Tl II!
ST Louis should attend this universal *
yosiIIon as many lines as possible
The benefits nosjns from a careful m
Spect.on OF the EXHIBITS are iHestlllaDie.
the beauty IL Incompatible. the music
alone Is worth several times tho price OF
admission. when Eyon these grounds Oh
any one day may IT, heard the crack Dand
of Mexico-President Diaz's band. the
fayorIte band or the British Empire. the
Grenaiier Guards. and lie Garde Eepub-
licaine BanQ Of France. which ETencEmer
think has never been eaualed oy any
band Oh earth. In addition To these are
= number OF other music organizations.
Including the Exposition Orchestra, which
Is led py tie renowned komzak. who
has no peer in his line. and who says
there are more artists In this orchestra
than in any he ever led
Il incIOse my individual check for 500,
which add TO the fund for buying tickets
for poor people who are unable 20 Ray
their way into the Worlds Fair grounds
on 81. Louis Day.
ID. X. FRANCIS. President
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
ODD FELLOWS DAY At FAIR.
Grand Lodge Omrers to Attend thu
Exposition To-Day

The grand representatives OF the va
riou. State and Territory Jurisdictions Of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge. l. o. o. r.
will assemble at the Temple OF Fraternity.
Worlds Fair grounds. at Il o'clock to-
day. where they will be received by the
local fraternity and by the State and Ex-
position high officials
Governor Dockery will greet the repre-
sentatiyes on the part Of the State. ID. X
Francis, President of the Exposition. will
extend a cordial welcome t. the greatest
Exposition the world has yet seen. and
.iayor Rolla Wells will hand over the
KEYS and extend the freedom Of the city.
The welcoming address on behalf Of
Master. Honorable q. q. Lydy OF Gpring-
ficld. RESPONSES Will be made by John a.
Goodwin Of Georgia. who Is grand sire.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
FIRE At BOER CAMP.
Three Scotchmen Have Narrow Es-
rape From Death.

Fire in a tent at the Boer camp ut the
Worlds Fair early yesterday morning i'm
peri!ed the lives OF three Scotchmen. who
We're sleeping within. and caused the
greatest excitement the camp has seen
for some time.
When the FIRE was discovered by a
guard the tent was in flames. The guard
dragged out the three sleeping men, and
then gave the alarm to the bugler. who
instantly sounded the call
Both Beers and RriJons spran9 from
their cots and in various stages OF IN
dress worked hard and successfully TO
extinEIiSh the blaze.
Many tents We're pulled down in order
TO prevent them from catching fire. The
Beers corralled the horses and the Zulus
gave "A IRE dance.
Within thirty minutes the fire was ex-
tinguished. Little damage was done.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
MARIEs COUNTY WILL CELEBRATE.
Exercises VIII BE Held In Missouri
BuIldinx september 70.

In accordance with the formal reauss,
OF the Official newspaper OF Msries Coun-
t.. Missouri. the Maries County Gazette.
Vienna. Mo-. and the expressed sentiment
OF the people OF that county. the Expo
siiion officials yesterday designated Sep
tember 2 and q as "Maries County Day
at the Worlds Fair. Arrangements have
been made to bring from 500 to no citi-
zens of Martes County to the Fair for
these days. The Missouri building Will be-
the meeting place and eyerckes will he
held there at D m on Friday. Septcm-
Der y.
Requests are being received almost daily
by the Committee on Ceremonies for the
designation of SPECIAL DAYS In honor of
counties and small cities throughout Mis-
souri, and Illinois
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
HaIe's Fire Fig hters.

When praise comes from those high in
the confidence OF the people il gives to
them confidence in that which has won
such praise IN referring to Hale's Fire
Fighters In his speech before the Nation
nj Firemsn's Convention in the Hall of
Congresses at St Louis recently Governor
David r Francis said: Although many
fires have occurred on the Fair grounds.
they have been put out with only n trifling
loss through the excellent equipment on
the grounds and prompt action Of the
nremen- We have on the grounds one FIRE
company of fircmen that has no superior
in this or any other country The Hale
Fire Fighters have been one Of the most
useful arms IN the public fire service on
the grounds and even when engaged in
giving their exhibition when an alarm Of
fire Is sounded they are the first company
to respond Though every device in the
country has been installed for fire preven-
ton known to the science Of fighting fire
Il il the presence OF this band of men
masters OF their profession hich makes
Us feel secure from the danger"
Esouymau Village ON the Pike
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WORLDS FAIR TO BE SOLE
ATTRACTION ST. LOUIS DAY.

SAFE Of Souvenir Tickets Continues Heavy and 1t Is Expected
That the Demand Will Be the Greatest To-Day and
To-Morrow-Ths Committee Arrangements has the
Programme Well in Hand-Chldren Will Form an I'M
portant Part Of the Parade-Fund for Distribution Of
Tickets to Those Who Cannot Afford to Buy Them
Grows Daily.
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Baroness of Austria Here.

The Baroness Angela Reine!t Of Trists.
Austria. accompanied by her secretary.
Professor Doctor Dayit- Giortano, ar
rived in s. Louis yesterday for q visit
a. the Worlds Fair The Baroness has .
suite OF ROOMS at the Southern
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

few days. This nugget was found on An
vi or.ak. September :. Iy3. measures ~
ly incn-s We ght ls2 pounds and -
valued ~ s. 20. II Will DO added L" the
collection. making the largest group or
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interruption

cause OF their close resemblance in for
To the human body On this account m.
Chinese. who are the principal users =
tn. root. from which they brew A tea q
all their ailments. pay more for ron
that have the snap. Of a human body.
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Conference 1T West Plains.

EEpJ BIC SFEF-1AL-
West Pains. No.. Sept S.-The Arkansas
and Missouri annual conference Of ths
Free Nethodists Church began its tenth
session here to-day. Bishop Wilson
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The Great Pain

VIII give another OF his great pyrotech-
meal exhibitions in the album. Worlds
Fair grounds. at .:i5 tonight Adcn!s-
sion free Seats 10 cents
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Fireworks In Stadium
At the Worlds Fair grounds AZ 7:45 to-
night by Pain Admission free. Seats
IL cents
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Es0ssmss Village ~ The I'ike.
We please you or refund money.
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Wa-eil-us- nras- n ". E-rfr-r Tailoring
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Nar-'-n Nt-sly.rS..s Company. tIl- Gran.
Laundry Company. Ezreit.r Fox auf yai.g-
factgrirs; Company. ia" sS7uth~-a Illinois ,cn-
strseti4u COMPANY. crane 'sfgE-ifIy. JC--y.l +
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bolt Lounge 'gTrgany. y. ". S;g.tInan. y h!t-
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II. tlIrlt. ffahl1y 4 Co. J. Tt!cis MGR
chants. Basket sld BS Company FTiba n
Drug 'otuIs&ny. t'c-l=Ee =. Watt. JACOB F,sss-
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20. WIZ kErS-. Arln-:-.srf- 'pTss Company.
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Esquimau Village ON the Pike.
Money back IL not satisfied
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Misses Edith and Helen Shedd OF Ash
land are guests at the Worlds Fair OF
their brother. H q. Shedd. Executive
Commissioner for Nebraska They viii re-
main about ten days
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Paul NAPLES. chairman OF the Executive
Committee OF the Texas Worlds Fair
Commission. arrived yesterday and will be
in charge ~ the pavilion for the remain
der OF the month