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and young women to learn practical dressmaking and earn $25 to $50 per week. Ours Is the only com plete, practical, home. course ever pre- pared. Anyone can easily master Ii. Teaches designing, cutting, fitting, fin- ishing- everything. Only spare hours for few weeks required. Graduates assisted to positions. Write today for hand somely illustrated free booklet Womens College of Scientific Dressmaking, Dept. C. 25, La Crosse, Wis.
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FOR SALE-14-room double house, renting for $60 month; house in good repair; never vacant; fronts car line; $6300. s. Bethea Co.,, 2027 Sd avenue.
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WANTED-Traveling salesmen to carry ''The Bargain Book" as side line. It is the best catalog ever issued of quick selling 10c to 25c goods which are staple and sold everywhere; no samples neces- sary; carry only the catalog; liberal commission; a great opportunity for hustling salesmen. Address Missouri Glass Co.,, St. Louis, Mo. WANTED-Salesman to work Birming- ham and Ala. towns for best selling ap- pliance on the market; ask for MT. Mar shall, 1S10 9th avenue.
 WANTED-Furniture salesman; splendid opportunity for a man who is not afraid of work and can furnish good reference; state salary expected. Ad- dress Montgomery Fair, Montgomery, Ala.
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FOR SALE-Nice new cottage In Cen
 tral Park; easy terms, and will take a vacant lot as part payment. Ad- dress New Cottage, care Age-Herald.
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FOR SALE-Furniture and lease on ho. tel centrally located. Address H. F.-2, care Age-Herald.
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FOR sALE-Modern Broom cottage, fur mace heated, fine location on College hill, one-half block from car line. Jack son R. D. G Ins. Co, M13 1st avenue
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WANTED-An experienced hotel linen mistress References must be good. Address L.. w. s., care Age-Herald.
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AGENTS, crew manager, $SG per week guaranteed, enlarged portraits bromides pillow tops BOG; 400 per cent profit easy; frames 15c catalogue free. Ritter Art Studio S19 Van Buren, Chicago.
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55250-Rental $750 lOOx190i Avenue E; six
 four-room cottages. B. F. Eborn.
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WANTED-Ladies to sew shields at home; sl.2O per dozen paid; material furnished; experience unnecessary; stamped envelope brings particulars. E. Dist. Co.,, I'll Lippencott Bldg. Phila- delpnia
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WANTED-Exceptio bright, clever lady for special work; must be refined, of good appearance quick witted and good jurdge of character; good salary to right party. B-32 care Age-Herald.
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ENfED-Lace curtains to launder. 1O27 ,ve. q or Peoples phone 502. s-1A-at
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WANTED-Good steady pantsmaker, one
 or two sober men can get steady 1op,
 but we won't have boozers. Come quick. > Hurley Bros, Montgomery, Ala.
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WE have a number of applications for houses, both for rent and for sale; list yourfproperty with us. A. R. Dearborn & Co.,, POPS Sd avenue, phones 11O2.
 3-15-3t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Fine new Victoria, been used but few times, with fine double harness; will sell cheap for cash or exchange for live stock. Apply 72O South 29th street or 1903 1st avenue, or P. O. Box IA.
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ONE GENT A WORD

RATEs-One cent n word a day, no nd. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Seed potatoes; Tennessee second crop triumph. Early Rose. Peer less Burbank, Hebron. Dooley Sweets;
 onion sets, yellow and white, at lowest prices Douglass Bros 2017-2019 Morris ave. 3-10-tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-31
A Reliable Remedy for the
Whiskey and Beer Habit

Very few men become drunkards because
they like liquor. 1t is frequently the mod
crate drnker. who before he realizes his
condition, has become drunkard. The
nervous system. having become accustomed
to stimulants, Is unable to do the same
amount or quality of work without liquor.
hence the victim drinks more and more.
This is a state OF disease. and should be
treated by Orrine. 1t destroys the desire
for liquor, so that the drink is not missed.
There is no loss OF time or detention from
work when 1t Is used.
Orrine is prepared In two forms-No l..
the secret remedy, which can be used in
food or drink without the knowledge OF
the patient; No. 2, for those who take the
remedy of their own free will. Both forms
are guaranteed. registered guarantee In
every box
Treatise on how to cure drunkenness free
or request. Tire Orrine Co.. Washington,
D. c. The price Of either form is slOo a
box. making the cost OF the complete cure
less than one-tenth what it is usually
charged at sanitariums with guarantee
that the expense will be nothing unless a
cure is gained. Mall orders filled in plain
sealed package on receipt of price.
Orriue Is for sale by Polk Miller Drug
Co.. S34 East Man, and Chidrey Drug
Co.. 1o1 East Broad.
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suNDAY-scHooL MEETING.

Close of Interesting Session of the Halifax
County Association.
.he second annual meeting Of the Halifax
County Sunday School Association tinterdc-
nom!national). which met at the Baptist
Church on Friday and closed on last night,
was one OF more than usual interest While
the attendance Of delegates was not so large
as might have been expected vet there We're
representatives. from schools in nearly every
portion OF the county.
Among the prominent pastors and Sunday
school workers participating were Revs. w.
T. Williams, W. W. Reynolds, H. G. Crews
and G. =. craigh. and Mr.. Samuel L.
Adams. Prof. j. p. Snead. r S. Barbour,
president of the associations State Secretary
Louie j. Mcintosh, of Richmond, and Mr.
Il Hunter Beazey. president OF the State
sundaySchool Association, and others
State Secretary Mcintosh addressed large
congregations yesterday. both at IL A. NJ
and P. NJ. He is u thorough. practical
sunda3-school worker, and his addresses
We're Well received by the congregation. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-31
Pill E
CURE
FIRE, Z,
Trini Package of Wonderful Pyramid
Cure Sent to All Who Send
Nnmc mud Address.

There are hundreds of cases of piles
which have lasted for twenty and
thirty years and have been cured In a
few days or weeks with the marvellous
Pyramid Pile Cure.
Piles sufferers In the past have looked
upon an operation as the only relief.
But operations rarely cure. and often
lead to fearful results.
The Pyramid Pile Cure cures. 1t rel
ieyes the swelling, stops the conges-
ton. heals the ulcers and assures and
the piles disappear. There Is no form
of piles which this remedy is not made
to cure.
The pyramid Pile Cure can be used
iat home. There is no loss of time or
detention from business. There is no
case of piles so severe that the Pyra I
mid Pile Cure will not bring relief.
We make no charge for trial pack
age of Pyramid Pile Cure. This SAM
pie will relieve the itching, soothe the
intlamed membrane and start you on
your way to cure. After you have
used the sample go to the druggist for
a so cent box of the remedy. Write
to-day. The sample costs you nothing.
Pyramid Drug Co., 143 Pyramid Bldg,,
Marshall Mich.
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FAULKNER is DEAD
Serro,s Own Delirious Struggles Brought
About End,

with the fear of the sallows or the cleo
trio chair constantly in his mind. Robert
Faulkner. the young negro, who some time
ngo ran amucs on Nineteenth and franklin
Streets and shot eight 2ersons. died early
yesterday morning at the colored city hospi-
tai as the result of his own delirious strug-
sies
In every way possible tho man had inter-
fered with Drs. Hinchman and Young, and
several times had thrown himself bodily
from Ills bed. Frequently his mother visited
him, and she often told Faulkner that she
would rather see him dead than in his pres
ent predicament. This preyed on his already
over-wrought Imagination to such, an extent
that he was always restless. Early Sunday
morning he flung himself from the bed.
and 1t is believed by the physicians that
part OF the crust over the healing bullet
wound In his leg got into q blood vessel.
This clogged artery, and when he arose
to take drink of water the stoppage took
effect and ne fell back dead
Policemen had been guarding Faulkners
led ever since the night he ran Wild aud
vas taken 20 the hospital. All his victims
recovered ana it is improbable that lie
would have been sent to the galows had he
lived.
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friends for their assurance of support
and expressions of fidelity.
ctry resrcctfu1Iy.
suppOrr

ID. l.. TONEf.
Treasurer Martin. of the City Demo-
cratic Committee, reports that most of
the candidates have paid their fees
Second Ward; H. A. Lindsay and j. s.
Wakefield, for Assembly In the Third
Ward; John P. Sampson. for Assembly
| in the Second Ward, and Messrs
Reams, Jones and Ward. the three
candidates in the First Ward. paid up
yesterday. Mr.. Brown, candidate for
Mayor, will pay his fee this morning
| Tomorrow at noon is the last min
ute at which the candidates can pay,
and 1t is thought that every aspirant
Will settle by that time.
HllSs Elect officers.
| After a meeting lasting well into
the night. the Manchester Lodge of
Elks finally elected the following Of
Ulcers:
J. D. Saunders, exalted ruler.
w. d. DuvalL esteemed leading
knight.
Walter D. Franklin, esteemed loyal
knight.
DR.. w. f. Merchant, esteemed 1ectur-
ing knight.
John Il. Walker, secretary.
w. III. Washington, treasurer.
MI. John p. Sampson was elected
delegates to the Grand Lodge, which
meets at Dallas, Tex, with Mr., w. C.
PuIliam as alternate
j. o. a. VI. Election.
Rocky Ridge Council. j. O. U. A. M
held Its regular meeting last night. 81
which officers Were elected. The conn
ci! is in fiourishing condition and has
large membership at present. Re-
J, freshments Were served in Prices ice
: cream parlors after the meeting.
Personals and Briefs.
!. George Z. Blankenship, of swansboro
colored, proceeded to administer a
beating to his wife last night. for
which he was promptly arrested
George, however, got in some good
work before the officers arrested him
! and the services of DR.. Hill were re-
CURED to patch up the woman. who
except for a few cuts and bruises was
not seriously hurt. Blankenship was
. locked up in the Manchester Jail
i The First Ward delegationNof the
e Street Committee met last night and
e considered work to be done In the
$ ward, The committee will make a re-
. port to the full committee next Thurs.
day night
Revival services are being conducted
at cambridge Street Baptist Church
this week, and have begun under tn.
most auspicious circumstances Rev
j. w. Durham, the pastor, is CONDUCTING
the services. There was a large con.
sregation last night. Mr.. Durham
preached fine sermon. and deep in.
terest was manifested. The service;
will continue all the week.
The high school will organize a base
ball team, and regular practice will be
gin in few days. There is soma
. fine material among the boys, and thos,
} connected with the school believe T
!. winning team can be put in the field
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DEATH ACCIDENTAL
Coroners Jury Attaches No Blame to Driver
for Running Over Mrs. Keith.

After numerous witnesses had been exam
ined and every detail of the distressing acci-
dent had been investigated, the coroner's
Jury called yesterday afternoon to inquire
into the death OF hrs. Molie Keith, or No.
22l East Marshall Street, came TO the de-
cIs.on that II was due 10 collision with the
carriage of Mrs. ~. Rosenbloom on Thursday
evening. The verdict did not settle the
blame,
All the evidence was directly III FAVOR OF
Cary Braxton, the driver. but he must an.
pear in the Police Court TO answer 10 The
charge OF killing Mrs. Keith. The aged
LADY, 4, developed curing the examination,
was in the aapit OF brooding over a daugh.
ter who died about five years ago, and went
with her head constantly bent toward the
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CONTRACTS AWARDED
Water Committee Adopts keystone Meter
Among Other Supplies.

Contracts for supplies were awarded las.
night BY the Council Committee on Water
the report OF subcommittee, which made
number OF tests, being adopted. There
was long discussion to the merits OF
the different fixtures and properties offered.
The awards were:
Valves cast-iron pipes and special cast
!Ess to II. B. Frischkorn; fire hydrants ana
brass works 10 the Smith Courntye Com
rary:: valve boxes to the Richmond Iron
Works; meter boxes to the Richmond Manu-
featuring Company; water meters (Keystonej
to j. L. Lindsay.
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GIFT TO LIBRARY
Historic Virginia Views Presented by Colonel
James Mann.

One of the landsomest gifts made TO the
State Library IN some time comes from the
Jamestown OficaN Photograph Company.
which has presented about leJ views of his
toric places in Virginia. The collection in /.
cludes many of the old Virginia mansions
and churches with monuments and historic
spots in the ridewater section. The pictures
were presented by Colonel James Mann,
president of the company. The work is by
Harry Mann, well known as the journal clerk
OF the State Senate,
Librarian II. R. McIlwaine has ordered
special bracket frames, In which the collec-
tion can be mounted under glass on hinged
frames and along the walls Of the picture
gallery. 1t is the intention OF tbs librariar
from time 10 time to secure views OF historic
tpots ii other sections of the Stnte
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enrs the girl showed that she believed
fliiIaffn would return to Alcr and make |

anrs the girl showed that she believed
Gillette would return to Ger and mai
Grace brown and Chester Gillette
were employed in the skirt factory of
n. III. Gillette, an Uncle of the young
man. In Cortland. Tho two fell In
love with each other and for almost
two years they went together. AL
Enough Gillette's parents were poor,
his uncIe's wealth admitted him to the
best social circles In Cortland.
Gillette concluded he wanted to wed
a, woman of wealth and social position,
but he had promised to marry Grace
Brown lie took her to Big Moose
Lake, In .he Adirondacks, where the
couple went rowing. They did not re-
turn to the hotel. and in the afternoon
the boat in which they had gone on,
was found floating. bottom upward in
the lake. The body of Grace Brown
also was .ound and marks on the body
Indicated that she had been struck
several slows with n heavy. weapon
and then thrown into the lake.
Gillette wandered about the woods
For day. sought to hide his identity,
and when he was arrested told con-
fiicting stories. AT his trial he test-
fed that the girl had upset the row.
boat and that he made no effort to
save her. having all he could do to
save himself.
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WORK OF Mr.. WILLIAMS
Bible Rcc!tals Interesting and Instructive to
Many People.


Many People.
The series of Bible recltals being conduct
ed at the Central Young Mems Christian
Association by Mr.. Bradford Williams, O:
New York City is proving interesting and
Instructive to many people. For long time
Mr., Williams lead wild and ldissipated life
almost wrecklng himself physically. men
tally and morally, spending two and hal,
years In sanitarium. At the end OF this
period he was restored physically. but the
character and disposition remained ths
same, and 1t was not long before he was
brought down to his previous condition. Thel
he was led to the Christian Home for In
temperate Men at Chester Crest. and there
he was restored not only to physical and
mental health, but to soul health as we'll
and since that time has proved his repent
ehce by devotlng himself to ovangelistic
work. Mrs. Williams and Miss Bessie VIII
lams are also guests of the association. as
sisting In the music at the meetings.
Mr. Will!ams's subject for this afternoon
al 4 o'clock is "Tho True Life" Men anG
women are welcome.
The meeting tonight will be for the mer
of the Bible classes of the association anc
the churches and Sunday schools OF the city
The subject will be THE Only Way
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TURN HOTEL over
TO CONVENTION
Lower Floor OF Murphy's Annex
Set Aside as Resting Place
for Charity Conference.

From Sunday until Wednesday pre-
ceding the meeting of the Associated
Charities Convention here in May, the
Society OF st. Vincent de Paul the
largest as well as the oldest Catholic
charitable institution In America, will
meet in Richmond. Besides the local
members. there will be more than sou
visitors ir attendance. Elaborate ar
rangements are being made for their
entertainment.
The ladies' auxiliary of the society,
o chapter of which has recently been
organized here. Is in charge of the
arrangements. The business meetings
will be held in the rooms of the Nc
Gill Catholic Union and about sixty
ladies. prominent in social and phllan
thropic work here, have practically
completed arrangements for their en-
tcrtainment. A number of those III
attendance will also be delegates to
the charities convention and will wait
over to attend the sessions OF that
,nI,
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A. ..sOlo Step.


To overcome the well-grounded and
rcasona hlo ohiect;ors ~ thu moro intaI,
i i.aSna ou op!eosios.s ~ 'no ulv.u 'a1e.
llgenG 70 me use u % OF secret mealclnai com
Y. some time ago. decided to mako q bold
49, ut,,ro f,s, ~ ,,.,,ai ae,nsa ,,,rs,,as1
departure from tno usual course pursued
by the makers Of put-up medicines for do
nestle use. and. SO has published broad
aast 80 .,--,r,. ~. ha",,,i,aia ,osIa -,
cast ana Openly 70 me Wnoie world, q luil
ana compfte list OF al! tho ingredients
ceIehratad nod ciSes Tins he Lns rnkan
his numerous patrons and patients into
his full sSnGaence. Thus too he has re-
1890. ~ oa;a;m., 49,, Wv AZ 80
movcafhlSfaeoic!hes from among secret
noatrEHIx~of doubtful merits, and mlde
,themLf Remedies of Kno1un ComDostti11l.
Nv this Mold stem DR., pierco has shown
that -nS formulas LIZ II such exec cQce
thai Ae IS not alEaid . So subject them e
thcIlilIcSt scru tiny
Not only does thS Wfapper OF every bottle
Of DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery, the
liver or biiiousness mud ali catarrhaI disc ases
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JoHn Fleeleyk
Corresponding Secretary--Mrs II. C. Bou-
car.
Finance Committee--Mrs. L. F. Sullivan
MRS. John Bl!ley. Mrs. Philip Kelly, Mrs. d
$. Robinson. Mrs. Lamb. Mrs. French, Mrs
w. a. Michigan. Mrs. Nelsler. Mrs. w. D.
Harton.
Reception Committee-Mrs. Thomas Leary
Chairman; Mrs. Stuart stringfellow, assist
ant chairman; Mrs. Julien II. Hin. eIrs. II
G. Boudar. Miss Lorain. Miss S!tterding, Mrs
Thomas Armistead. Mrs. John Teefey, Miss
Ethel Atkinson. Mrs. L. +. Sullivan, Mrs
Catherine Hagan. Mrs. S. j. Lee Miss Anne
Lee, Miss Lucy Clair Atkinson.
Music Committee-Mrs c. OBJ. Cowardn
Chairman; Mrs. John Murphy. Miss Nina
Randolph, Mrs. Thomas Ryan, Miss Kirsh
decorating conmittee-Miss Theresa His-
gins. chairman; Mrs. j. j. steinbrecher. Mira
Felix Keegan. Mrs. Joseph Hulcher. Mrs
john. Murphy, Jr., Miss HaikeyI Miss Casey
Nrs. O'Hell and Miss Cummings.
Refreshmcnt Committees. b. Dart
Chairman; Mrs. James T. Phillips, Mrs
Thomas 'Muldowney, Mrs. John Miller. Jr,
Mrs. Robert S. Christian. Mrs. ondelehr, Mrs
Ronahue. Mira. Robinson Mrs. Lamb
INVITATION Committee-Miss Lucy Clali
Atkinson, chairman.
Souvenir Oommittee-Mrs. J. r. West
Miss Hulche.', Mrs. James Balm
Bureau of Information-Mrs. John Teefey
chairman.
Hall committee-Mrs. j. j. steinbrecher
chairman.
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liver. .-aggo Johnson died at the coloeed
city hospital yesterday morning. and Cor
relius Woodbridge. q second sultor for III,
girls favor. shot through. the spinal coiums
BY the Jealous negro. is paraiyAed in tn,
limbs and IS believed to be In dying con.
dItion.
The shooting took place at Shocks Alley
and Baker Street at II O'Clock on Saturda,
,Ight as the wounded man and woman were
on their way home with party. Parrlss
is still at large.
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SMITH DEN0UNCES
FOREST SERVICES
(Continued From First Page.)

tSOnllUueQ FROM ITSt IdSe.p
that their expenses had been paid out
of the Federal Treasury.
He knew, he said 1t was not safe
to attack the Forestry Bureau, because
OF the influence 1t had over the coun-
try.
Mr.. Scott protested that Mr.. Mor<ell
was mistaken in saying government
money had been improperly used, but
in reply Mr.. Mondell suggested that
there had been false entries in the
forestry Office books in order to cover
up the expenditures.
The amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Mondell offered an amendment
prohibiting the use OF any part OF the
appropriation to pay for any news
paper or magazine article advertising
the bureau work.
Pinchot for Press.
Mr.. Scott read q letter from Mr..
Pinchot tustifying the news items on
the ground that 1t was necessary to
convert scientific knowledge into COM
mon knowledge and that tho periodi-
cal press was the best means of dis
tributing the Information
Mr.. Mondell insisted that he was not
opposing the distribution OF the in
formation when given out In q proper
way.
The amendment was adopted
Mr. Williams, Mississippi. the MI
nority leader, opposed a molten by Mr..
Scott to lay the bill aside. and forced
a vote by tellers The motion carried,
81 to As.
Mr. Williams filibustered again on a
motion to adjourn. BY a vote Of SIS to
45, strict party vote the House agreed
to adjourn, but the Democrats, under
Mr.. Williams's leadership, forced a
roll call on the question, thereby MAX
ing good his threat of last week to
require such call on every affirma-
tive vote until certain legislation is
enacted
Speaker Cannon clearly displayed
anger when the Democrats rose III suf-
ficient numbers to order the call.
The vote resulted-ayes l03, NOES S.
and the House accordingly adjourned.
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headquarters Mt Murphy,..

Colonel John Murphy has offered the
lower floor Of the Grace street Annex
of Murphy's Hotel as n restroom for
| the visitors. This Will be comfort
ably arranged SO that delegates may
spend the idle hours of the day there.
Tea will be served each day by the
ladies in attendance. An information
bureau, which will be in charge of Mrs.
John Teefy. has also been established
Murphy's Hotel, too, will be the head
quarters Of the convention proper. A
meeting of the local division of the
Society of St. Vincent de Paul, of
which Colonel John Murphy Is presi
dent. was held yesterday afternoon
and the fail arrangements completed
On Monday. the second day OF the
convention, the visitors Will be taken
on an automobile ride around the
city. Tuesday night from until IL
o'clock reception will be rendered
them in the Masonic Temple. During
the course of the conventions many
entertainments of a similar kind will
be given. notably one in the Govern
ors Mansion.
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BIG RUMMAGE SALE
WILL BEGIN TO-DAY

A rummage sale for the benefit of
ST. Vincent de Paul conference Will be
held at 1901 East Main street. begin
ming to-day. All are asked TO assist.
and contributions of rummage will
gladly be received at 1901 East Main
Street. All those desiring to contribite
will telephone to Mrs l.. +. Sullivan.
No. Ills Grove Avenue. phone 141s. The
parcels Will be sent for.