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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
Society Events in Cities
Across the Bay

OAKLAND, Oct. 24.-Mrs. H. NJ Pond
will entertain at two affairs the coming
week at her residence in Alameda, in
cluding a number of friends in her in
vitation for an hour of bridge Tuesday
afternoon and Wednesday, and asking
another coterie of guests for an fnfor-
NAL thimble bee.
Miss airline Johnson made Miss Kath-
crime Brown the motif for an elabo-
rate luncheon ct which she entertained
this afternoon at the johnson residence
in the Lakeside district. Covers were
laid for the members of Miss Browns
bridal party and a few intimate friends
of the hostess. Miss Josephine Johnson
assisted her sister in receiving the
guests.
One of the delightful dances of this
week was that at which more than q
score of the younger girls OF Berkeley
entertained this evening in the Town
and Gown clubhouse the assembly be-
ing the first of a series which Is
planned for the winter. The members
of the newly organized club include:
Miss Gladys wickson Miss Edith Page
Miss yirginie Won Lo- Miss Margaret Hayne
ben Sells Miss Nora Evans
Miss Helen Sutton Miss Jessie Clark
Miss Elinor Slate Miss Lucy Harrison
Miss Marjorie Patterson Miss Boeriek
Miss Harriet stringhaml
Among the prominent society
matrons who will act as patronesses
during the season are Mrs. E. J. Wick
son, Mrs. James Sterritt Wood Mrs. A.
NJ sutton. Mrs. Slate and Mrs Henry
Martinez. The next dance is planned
for Saturday evening, November 81, to
be followed by one in December and on
January 8.
Miss Innes Keeney will be one of the
winters debutantes, Mrs. Keeney hav-
ing sent out cards for one of the
largest teas of the month for Saturday,
October 81. at the Claremont Country
club, when she will formally present
her daughter. In the receiving party
will be number of the seasons buds.
Miss Keeney is the daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Keeney. most attractive girl,
who will prove an acquisition to the
younger set.
Carlton G. Baker, the clever young
diplomat. who for the last two years
has been vice consul at Fuchau,
China, will come to California early in
november for short visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Baker of
Alameda A host of friends are plan
"
making his home coming delightful.
Baker will make a tour of the world
before going back to his duties in the
orient At present he is in Washing
ton, D. c.. where government affairs
will keep him for fortnight longer.
Mrs. Homer Craig has included a
score of close friends in her invitation
to meet Miss Blanche Laymance on the
afternoon OF Wednesday. November l.
Bridge will be the game of the informal
hour. Today Mrs. Percival Walker en-
tertained at luncheon in honor of Miss
Laymance, whose wedding with Leslie
Rice will take place in November
Cards have been issued in the name
OF Judge A. F. st. Sure and Mrs. ST
Sure for ghost party. They will cele-
bate In time honored custom the eve OF
All Saints on October 81 at their resi-
dence in Alameda.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN LONDON
OF JOHN ENNIS SEARLES
Passing of Aged Former Secre-
tary of American Sugar
Refining COmpanv

LONDON, Oct. 24.-John Ennis
Searies of New York, we'll known in
American financial circles, was seized
by fainting fit while standing on the
platform of the Waterloo station here
last night and died as he was being
taken to st. Thomas hospital.
Mr. Searles, who was about so wears
old, had been ailing for some time and
the doctor who had been attending him
certified that the cause of death was
heart disease.
NEW YORK. Oct. 24--John E. SearIes
was for many years secretary of the
American sugar refining company and
was also famed for his benefactions to
the Methodist church. He went to Lon
don last January on business in con-
nection with several large financial and
mining enterprises.
Mr. Searles retired from the sugar
company in 1898 for reasons never dis
closed
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Army Orders
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24--A board d
officers. to consist OF Major John "
Rucknan, coast artillery corps: Maj0
Edward R. Schreiner. medical corps
Captains c. c. Smith. Fourteenth cav
airy: James +. Brady. coast artillery
and William A. Wickline. medical corps
is appointed to meet at the Presidic
San Francisco, for the examination q
officers ordered before il to determin
fitness for promotion
First Lieutenant Joseph Herring. Six
teenth infantry. will report to Majo'
John W. Ruckman. coast artillery, a
the Presidio of San Francisco for re
promotion
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SICK AND ALONE IN R.RN

OAKLAND, Oct 24.-Walter Kelley.
a homeless laborer, lay sick in a barn
at Second and Webster streets for a
week before his discovery by a police
man and his removal to the receiving
hospital He was said to be sick with
typhoid fever and was sent to the
county infirmary. Kelley said he had
came too I'll to travel farther.
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SPECIAL MUSICAL SERVICE

BERKELEY. Oct 24-A special mt
steal service will be rendered at the Fl
worth Methodist Episcopal churc
South tomorrow night. with Mrs Alic
Neal Lansing at the organ The follow
ing is the program: Selection BY OF
chestra. d. F. Crane leader: Marc
Pontihcale (GounOd). orchestra: violi
solo. Mel0die in + (Rubinsteinl. Ere
Cooper: tenor solo by W. +. Barnun
song service BY choir.
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CHURCHwoMEN TO MEET

PALO ALTO. Oct. 24.IThe annual
meeting of churchwomen from the eight
different churches of this city will be
held on October 90 at the Congrega-
tional church. The session will open in
the forenoon under the direction of
Mrs =. L. EiiioI A discussion OF the
church purposes will follow. At the
afternoon session the following ad-
dresses will be made: Religious Train
ing of the Child in the Home" j c.
Templeton; Social Side of the Home
Life" Mrs. Allan, dean of Stanford uni
versity women: Ethical Value of Lit
erature In the Home Prof. A. G. New
conner
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LOS ANGELES MAYOR
WANTS MORE DAMAGES
Sues Edwin T. Earl and the Exc
press for 100000 Addi-
tiOnaI for Libel

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 24.-Speeifying
new grounds for charges of malicious
libel against Edwin T. Earl and the
Evening Express. Mayor r. c. Harper
filed another suit for 100000 damages
in the superior court today. The mayor
asks $50,000 damages on each OF four
counts, consisting of alleged malicious.
defamatory and libelous reflections on
his personal and official character. on
his administration of the city govern
ment and on his attitude toward vice
on6 crime
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Hunters, Train

VIII be operated by Southern Pacific
company commencing Saturday October
"a during hunting season. between san
Francisco and Fresno via LiVermore
Tracy and Los Banos. Southbound this
train viii leave San Francisco on Sat
urdays at 2. m. returning. will leave
Fresno Sundays al $40 p. m. stopping
at Tracy for meals.
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ENDEAvORERs IN CONVENTION

SAN JOSE. Oct 24-The forfeit
semi-annual convention OF the Chris
tian Endeavorers OF Santa Clara count
began this afternoon in the SecOnI
Presbyterian church in this city. with
large delegation from all points in N
county. At the close of the aftern0O
session the delegates were the guest
of the san Jose societies at bar
quet in Odd Fellows hall The evenini
session was held in the First PreSby
terian church.
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YOUNG vIoLrNIsr SCORES HIT

OAKLAND. Oct. 24.-Friends OF Miss
Estelle Franklin Gray. a young Oak
land violinist. have received news of
her success in New York, where she
has just completed arrangements for a
concert tour through the east Miss
ray will be associated in several of
her engagements with Marion Short.
dramatic reader and collaboration with
David Belasco in the writing of David
Warfield's play. "A Grand Army Man"
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DRuIDs TO BE ENTERTAINER

SAN RAFAEL. oct. 22.-Mount Tam
alpais grove No So, L o. A D.. win
hold banquet in San Rafael October
p IN honor OF the grand officers of the
Drulcs. who VIII pay the local grove an
Official visit al the time Grand Noble
Arch Dorm and a number OF prominent
officers OF the organization will be
present The local lodge is preparing
= program to celebrate the occasion
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opp FELLOWS pEpIcATE HAI1.

ELMHURST. Oct. 24-Odd Fellows of
Alameda county took part in the dedi-
cation OF new lodge hall at this place
Thursday night The ceremonies were
conducted BY Past Grand Master F. B.
Ogden Other prominent grand officers
present We're Colonel G. II. Viewer of
the grand encamrment, Grand Secretary
Il d. Richardson and Grand Treasurer
Harris
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FIRE AT MARTINEZ

MARTINEZ, Oct 24.-Fire at the
Nickelson lumber yards this morning
caused $4,000 loss. Two warehouses
OF the Muir estate were burned and
so,Ifhern Pacific freight cars several
wagons and four horses. besides a
large quantity Of lumber, were also de-
rtrOyed
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AurowoBsLIsT ARRESTED

OAKLAND. Oct. 24--J. T. Cobb. man
ager of the Dixie fire insurance com
pany, was arrested tonight at Twelfth
street and Broadway for running mis-
automobile on the wrong side of the
street and crashing into a buggy be-
longing to W II. Warner: a merchant
of Oakland No injury resulted except
the smashing of some spokes in a wheel
of the buggy. Cobb was allowed TO so
on $40 bail
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CHOLERA UNDER CoNTnoL

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 24.-Tf'
supplementary stan of physician
nurses and sanitary inspectors en-
pIOyed during the cholera epidemic hs
been discharged. for the disease
considered entirely under control.
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ALLEGED ARsoNIsT on STAND

STOCKTON, Oct. 24.-Both sides have
rested in the case of Dilse Hopkins.
charged jointly with Henry Heigen-
meister with arson in burning the Lodi
Herald plant. The defendant was on
the stand all the morning under severe
cross examination. Court adjourned to
Monday, when the argument will be
made.
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s,pHoN wATER SAVES AUTO

SANTA ROSA, Oct. 24---Jack Mathews
of the aerated water works adjoining
a garage saved s2.5o0 machine here
this afternoon by the use of siphon
water when the machine took fire The
alarm of fire was given and the ma
chine was pushed into the street to
save the building Mathews grabbed up
several siphon bottles and dashing out
to the blazing car turned the water
on the blaze. extiaguishing 1t before
the hose wagon appeared
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SEEKS TO ABORT cHrLDREN

OAKLAND. Oct 2z.-AIiss Kate Rvrn
OF the Catholic humane bureau has
asked 70 be appointed guardian of four
small children Of Mrs. Margaret En-
cinas Of Alameda who said she had
been abused by her husband. Ralph
Encinas. and had to leave him. The
mother consented to the adoption on
the ground Of her own inability to pro-
vide for the little ones
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MONSTER KrFE

A monster kite has been built s
u is Of the following a.
mensionS: f'ifty-seven feet from I'd
TO bottom and 1S0 feet in circumferenc
with 81 guide lines. 1t took 2.0t
sheets OF tough paper to cover II. AZ
its frames are all unsplit bamboo.
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DRUIDs TO MEET HERE

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-San Fran
cisco was today selected as the next
meeting place of the supreme grove of
the United Ancient Order of Druids,
which has been in annual convention
here several days. Julius S. Godeau of
San Francisco was elected supreme
archer.
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cANApA,s rRAnE POLICY

Canada's 5 trade policy has built up
complete industrial system. the inves
ed capital OF which is today about S44
$4,000 manufacturing esrablishmed
with 500, goo employees. are turning
products valued at nearly 1856. .o00. 90
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Mrs. Frank J. Sullican
Miss Aiysse sullivan
Mrs. John de Barth
ShOrb
Miss Ethel ShOrb
Mrs. Campbell Shorb
Mrs. Henry Payot
Miss Augusta Cole
Miss Ruth White
Miss YneZita White
Mrs. Richard Bayne
Mrs. Hugo Mansfield
Miss Fernando Pratt
Mrs. Ghiradelli
Miss Aida Ghiradelll
Mrs. Henry 7. LAZY
Miss Maud Madden
Mrs. California Newton
Miss California Newton
Mrs. Joseph Cumming
Mrs. kathryn Henry
Mrs. Andrew Davis
Mrs. Selden Wright
Miss Genevieve Peel
DIR. Rupert Blue
Alfred Kindt
Mrs. A. d. Cross
Mrs. Harvey Darneal
Mrs. Roy SOmers
Mrs. Edwin Otis
Miss Nell Rose BagOt
Miss Alice Theobald
Miss Elysse Burr
Miss Myrtle Little
Miss Katherine Searles
Mrs Walter Mansfield
Miss Helen Deane
Miss Helen Wilson
Mrs. George Gambron
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R.N.x. IMPORTS

In 1870 a few hundred punches Of
bananas came 10 the United States The
annual imports now are valued at
something like s6.0e0.o00.
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LIGHTwEIGHTs FIGHT A DRAW

PARIS. Oct. 24.-"Kid' Davis of
America. who holds the lightweight
championship of France, tonight fought
20 round draw for the title with Alf
Goodwin of England.
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DRAMATIC READING
AT HILLSIDE CLUB
Well Known Interpreter and
Young SOIOist Arrange an
Elaborate Program

BERKELEY, Oct. 24.-Miss Bertha
Madeline Villas. dramatic reader, and
Miss Mabel Viola Gros. soioist, are
planning a program which they will
give November in the Hillside club
house in North Berkeley. Many well
known women of the college town are
interesting themselves in the event and
are acting as patronesses. Among
them are:
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Miss Mary Jones
Mrs. John c. Adams
Miss Marie Churchill
Miss Mary Coyle
Hiss Angeta Coyle
Mrs. J. J. Brice
Mrs z. A. COiburn
Mrs. II. c. McClenahan
Miss Marie Rose Deans
James Heynemann
Rev. Edward Morgan
Mrs. Virginia Beede
Mrs. John p. Pryor
Mrs. James Sims
Mrs. Marx Mcdonald
Nr. and Mrs George
Hill Stoddard
Miss Kate Hill
Miss Kathleen Kent
Mrs. Howard Bloch
Miss Elsie Gates
Mrs. d. G. Farnham
Miss Ruth Haber
Miss Elizabeth N0rcrosi
Mrs. ID. I. Nesberger
Mrs. George Theobaid
Mrs. ". ID. RideOut
Mrs. John McMullin
Mrs. c. c. Clay
Mrs. r. K Smith
Mrs. h 7. Ferguson
Miss Katharyn Henry
Mrs. s ]. Churchill
Miss Morrison
Mrs. Alexander Nc
Cracken
Miss Isabelle McCracke
Miss +. 5. Campbell
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Fall goods just in Koenig Shoe Co.
Kearny and Post. 1541 Van Ness av.
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DO You Want $500.
Read THE CALLS weekly OFFER on
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MOwRYSTOwN.

July o, OS.
The creamery fever is in this local
ity A great mum )er of the farmers
have 1t badly.
Marion Kier and family, of Wash.
ington G. a., we're visiting relatives
in this vicinity recently.
Mesdames will Few and Ira Roberts
we're spending a few days among
friends in Cincinnati.
Misses Grace Parrott and Mildred
Hodson, after spending two weeks
vacation with relatives here, have re-
turned to their positions in Cincinnati.
Henry Grothaus returned last week
from business trip to Boston, Mass
Mrs Loretta Badgley had an opera
tion performed on her eyes by DR. r.
r. Anderson, of Buford, Wednesday.
Aunt Julia Euverard, who has been
seriously sick for a long time, is no
better.
DR.. Funk is having a new business
room built to be used as a harness
shop.
New pavements are being built here
on Main and High streets. Pavements
will soon be built from the White
Oak to the depot. A great many are
to be made of concrete.
Quite a number of our young people
we're at Sardinia on last Saturday to
celebrate the 4th. There was no acci
dent to report.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Pollet was buried at the cemetery on
July 3.
The White Oak township Patterson
Commencement was held in the |. o
o. F. hall on July 2 The graduates
we're Miss Zella Druhot and Hersche'
Bowen of the Ebenezer school and
Glenn Alton of Mowrytown These
young people all acquitted themselves
in creditable manner. The addres:
which was delivered by Rev Harris
of Hillsboro was full of interest .ant
highly instru -tive. The people OF
White Oak township all wish success
to these young graduates. The music
for the occasion was furnished by the
Jodry Orchestra,
Miss Ruth Martin ana a Young lady
friend of Cincinnati, are visiting
relatives here.
Wheat is all cut and hav harvest +
about all ended. The hum of tn,
thresher is already heard in our midst
Amelious Sonner had a valuabl
steer killed by falling tree recently
Blackberries are making an ar
pearance.
Mesdames Henry Jodry and Alic
Beucler, of Bell Run, were calling o.
Aunt Julia Euverard last Saturday.
Mrs. Aseneth Rosselot and son, Rol
lin, who spent several weeks wit
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PRICETOwN.
.Julv 8. 1908

July b, l9Oo.
d. A. Pulliam and wife entertained
Thomp. Duncan and family, of Lynch
burg, Sunday.
J. B. Faris is visiting relatives in
Dayton.
DR.. Harper attended the meeting of
the medical societies at Greenfield
Wednesday.
Born--To VIM. Jordan and wife, a
son, June 30.
Aunt Margaret Stevens had as her
guests one day last week Mrs. Ann
Custer. of Hillsboro, and Mrs. Marga.
ret Faris.
Mrs DR.. Pratt and daughters, Vera
and Pearl, spent Friday and Saturday
with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Roberts, of
Hollowtown.
Ed. Sonner, wife and daughter,
visited uncle Carey Faris and wife
Robinson Neef's wagon, of Lynch.
burg, comes through this place every
Tuesday and Friday.
Arestus Young and family, of st.
Martins, visited L. L Young and
family Sunday.
Fred Roush and family, of Fairview
visited ]. W. Gossett and wife Sun
day.
Jesse Cochran and wife had as theil
guests Saturday Robert Daisley, wife
and daughter, Maud, of Fairview.
Miss Ruth Foust and brother, Worth
spent the Fourth with Ira Gossett
and family.
Rev. Houston, of Georgetown, de-
livered two fine sermons here Sunday
and Sunday night.
Miss Ethel Lyons, of Buford, is Wis
iting her grandparents, ]. Q. Lardes
and wife.
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Uric s. Walker was born December
IA, 1878, and died June Z, 1908, aged
20 years, 8 months and "a days. He
was brought up from infancy by his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r.
Walker, and was an ideal young man,
always ready to help his followmen.
He numbered bis friends by the score,
for to know Uric was to love and re-
spect him. He was liberal contrib
utor to the churches and was a mem
Der of the Bethel Presbyterial Church.
He gave ample evidence during his
last sickness that he had made peace
with the one who knew all about his
troubles and who has now said "Come
up higher" Burial at Walkers cem-
etery, conducted by the Belfast K. of
p. Lodge, of which he was an hon
ored member, A FRIEND.
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MARSHALL.
July 8, ,Os.

July O, 'O0.
Judge o. Il. Hughes was business
visitor of ]. v. Hogsett most of last
week.
Joseph Stinemetz, employed as gen.
eral agent for the Dayton Coffee
House Co., came in from Athens Fri
day to spend the 4th with his wife
here.
Foster Bell was business visitor in
Middletown and Monroe July and 5.
Newton Ross and Roy Main have
almost completed remodeling the F.
b. Dick residence.
f. Main and son, Don, have almost
completed the Jacob Upp residence
near Spargur school house.
Joe Stinemetz left Sunday evening
for visit at Canton.
Bub Stanley, of near here, became
engaged In an alteration with Dan
Garman and son, Earl, last Friday
night at "Honkey Tonk." Bub was
brought home in very badly used up
state Saturday morning.
NJ F. Kneisley has purchased a new
engine and expects to make good
run in our section this season.
Foster Bell h 8 purchased the
Stethem farm including the Slate
Hill Holy Roller camp ground and
expects to put the lid on the peri orm-
ance from now henceforth.
James Rice suffered a paralytic
stroke Saturday evening.
Most of the Young people from this
neighborhood went to Rainsboro to
attend the celebration at the fair
grounds there on the 4th.
A jug of whisky purchased at the
"Honkey Tonk" by one of our citizens
and which was lost, strayed or stolen
was the cause of an argument here
last Wednesday evening in which one
of our boys had to get sled standard
to defend himself with.
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Why No Samples {?

We have many requests for free
samples of Humphreys Homeopathic
Specifics, the reason we do not re-
spond to these calls is, that a few
doses of the proper Specific is apt to
cure the most serious illness, and a
quarter of a dollar is a small risk to
secure restored health. DR.. Humph-
reys' Manual of all diseases mailed
free on request, address Humphreys
Homeo Medicine Co., 156 William St.,
New York.
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How's This Z?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F.. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transac tions and Anan-
ciallY able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Price IS cents per bottle. Sold by al
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
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$3.50 For Best Article.

The Republican Congressional Com
mittee offers $3.50 for the best article
not exceeding 1000 words on the sub
jectc
WHY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
SHOULD BE SUCCESSFUL
NEXT NOVEMBER.
The competition is open to all.
In judging the merits of contribu-
tions consideration will be given not
only to style, arguments and facts
presented, but to the convincing
power, and 1t should be borne in mind
that Members of Congress are to be
elected as we'll as President and Vice
President.
No manuscripts will be returned,
but will be the property of the Com
mittee.
The best article will be widely used
both in the newspapers of the coun'
try and in pamphlet form.
The award will be made and check
sent to successful contestant about
August 18th. Manuscripts must be
mailed not later than July 18th to
Literary Bureau, Republican Con-
gressional Committee, Metropolitan
Bank Building, Washington, d. g
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"Gee whiz here's the rain comm
down again and somebody's stolen my
umbrella
Somebody's stolen what ?"
"Well, the umbrella I've been carry
ing for the last two weeks. ."-Phila-
delphia Press.
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Here is Relief for Women.

Mother Gray, a nurse in New York,
discot cred an aromatic, pleasant herb
cure tor women'sill, called AUSTRIA
LIAN-LEAF. 1t is the only certain
regulator. Cures female weaknesses
and Backache, Kidney, Bladder and
Urinary troubles. At all Druggists
or by mail 80 cts. Sample FREE.
Address, The Mother Gray Co., LIE
Roy, N. Y.
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Flies are the indirect cause of 1000
deaths a year in New York, according
to a health expert, by carrying the
germs of disease A fly caught near
one of the city's biggest meat markets
was found to be carrying thousands of
disease bacteria
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China is Dad place for furniture.
In the summer months 1t is so damp
that furniture put together with glue
falls apart and drawers stick, while in
the dry months furniture goes to the
other extreme and often exhibits
cracks half an inch or more in width
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Grandma Funk here have returned to
their home in Greensburg, Penn.
Clarence Rosselot was a business
visitor at Sardinia last Friday.
Emile Parrott, of Louisville, KY,
who was a guest at the home of his
uncle, Fred Parrott, returned to his
home last Saturday.
Mrs. Agnes Rose is convalescing
from a serious sick spell.
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1--WE received the drawings safely, "
said the publisher.
Good" responded the eminent
illustrator. 81 wish you'd make your
author look at 'em occasionally as he
writes the book louisville Courier
Journal.