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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-14
CITY NEWS
Advertise in The Gate City.

Advertise In The Gate City.
Attend the matinee performance OF
Meadow Brook Farm" at the Grand
next Saturday.
Burt Weaver was arrested last
evening by officer Wilson and locked
up on suspicion. He is said to be max
ed up in a watch case.
This is the season of the year when
the flies are extremely annoying. Ine
cool weather outside causes the flies
to creep into the houses and stores
and refuse to leave, making a NUS
ance of themselves and becoming very
much despised.
AT the meeting last evening OF
Morning Star lodge No. 5, knights OF
Pythias, it was decided to have a
social session after the meeting OF
October 81, at which time there Will
be the comforting of Knights rank.
The Quincy Herald of last evening
contained report on the first page OF
the famous reply of Douglas to Lincoln
in that city on October 10, 1858. The
page is good one and shows up the
great difference between the paper
of that day and today.
Bonaparte Bee: The number of Wis
itors from Bonaparte to Keokuk this
year did not come up to former sea
sons although the street fair was pro-
nounced good by those returning
The prophesied long hard winter prob
ably had something to do with the
attendance from here.
The steamers Keokuk and Eloise
are reported by those who know to be
doing a good passenger and freight
business at the present time and bust
ness for both boats will be good ur
until the season closes. Both boats
are making good time and leave and
arrive each day and night on schedule
time, not varying over fifteen min
utes in arriving at this port each
evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-14
CITY NEWS

Read The Daily Gate City. 10 cents
per week.
One drunk and one sleeper spent
the night in the police station.
Meadow Brook Farm" at the Grand
next Saturday afternoon and evening.
Read the want advertisements.
There is something new appearing In
every issue.
The box office at the Grand will be
open tomorrow evening. Secure your
seats for Meadow Brook Farm"
Nauvoo Rustler: The postoffice re-
ceipts of Keokuk for the three months
ending on Sept 3oth, this year, were
over ten per cent above those of the
same quarter of 1907. This is good
evidence that Keokuk Is prospecting.
In conversation with Frank Swan OF
that city, formerly of Nauvoo, he In
formed us that Keokuk was better
, city today than at any time In the
past; that some fine homes, churches
and schools were being erected there.
The Rustler is pleased to hear this,
for whatever helps Keokuk, helps
Nauvoo, and finally the two cities will
be linked together by an interurban
! line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-14

FOR SALE-Two and a half horse
power gasoline engine with full
boat equipment. in first class condi-
ton. Inquire E. B. Goldsberry, Iowa
Tel. Co. 1872
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EIks. TAKE NOTICE.

At the regular meeting of Keokuk
lodge, No. 106, B. P. D. Elks, Thurs
day night, Oct. 10. there will .hesapitia-
ton and social session. ~ 9 ,ers
are urged to be present.
RICE H. BELL,
Exalted Ruler
By w. H. REIMBOLD, Sec.
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Foa RENT.
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Eight room modern
house, Third ward, five block from
rostoffice, Call at 312 Main street.
tt
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Forty-eight feet good as new bank
counter with marble base, metal and
glass top finish, brass wicket gates.
glass deal plates, all in good order.
States Central Savings Bank. Main
and Sixth streets. Keokuk. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-14
cLAIRvoYANT.

Worlds greatest medium, scientific
palmists, Idema, has been requested
to remain over this week, only at 900
Blondeau street corner third.
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Get what you advertise for-Use
The Gate City.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-04
Ths, Lamb County Fire

About noon Tuesday prairie
Gre broke out IN Lamb County,
some fifty miles west of Phlnyicw,
and rapidly made rs way acros
the DIX pastures and the lands OF
nonresident owners until about
night it crossed Runlngwater draw
some eight miles west of town.
The IRE took path whore there
is little settlement and had It's
own way for awhile for a high
wind was behind It.
The head fire was stopped north
vast of Plaluyiew about eight
miles, The wind changed and n
side ire took head start and was
near j. j. KushiBg's place Tues
day night. The wind again
shifted and tire on the east slue
took a start and burned Il strip
toward Dowdens ranch, where II
was run into field and stopped,
"A small ire got out on the south
side and got as far as I. j. III
sons place where IL was stopped.
10 damage is reported except
the destruction of few stacks
and some feed In the shock
Some new settlers had built ON
the grass. The fire passed under
their houses not destroying them
An amusing incident happened
IN connection with the fire. Some
new settlers we're fighting the
flames with blankets and sack B.
when they saw some COW Ooys rop.
iug ycarluug,. They began to re-
moustrate with the boys 10 yet To
work fighting the fire Before
their surprised eyes, Iu mere
"iify' the ycarl.ug, were split
open. \ rope we, attached %
each Ieg. Each hal. was then
trailed to the horns OF two COW
hoy, saddle, and they galIope|
down the lines OF thc side fires.
one each side of the fire line. drag
ging the beef, wet side down,
over the burning grass.
Ga another occasion two COW
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-04

The list OF new charters granted
at AUSTIN under date OF Nov. 80
give the Panhandle Packing Com.
muy of Amarillo: capital stock
~l5O,uu' lncorporators, o. W
ButH, O. II Nelson, Il. L. string
fellow. H. r. Morrow, W IT.
Fuqua, II. b. ~anboru aud Thos
:. Bugbee.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-04

The power OF SIN Is such that
when "a imam ceases % grow DO
grace and bon attainmeuts Of divine
knowledge. the same law which,
under favorable conditions, pro
duces moral and spiritual life re-
verse. 10, action ard brings about
moral decay add death When
growth ceases di,lutsgratiou set,
u Texas Christian Advocate
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-04

The commissioners court Of
s oakum county has disposed Of
che court house bonds and adver.
u>ei for b.j, FOR building the
house. Bids Will 1e received uu-
o.. December list Terry County
Herald
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-04

The best chance Of our lives D.,
up 30 rs for railroad We can
uot let lt slip. Get good hold
sd keep holding
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-04

II you cant give more than
$50 90 on the railroad bonus that
UllI help.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-04

. have % splendid Ulyr. IeIe-
phone system n Hr-f C.g. COM
..f.o.. .o.l'. n % thrifty .ttlo
c..y of ~. .lUu.aQar H .Iltl-
eastern iowa. ,0r A. CO.. vI' trade
for good n IJcateI close t9
Lubbock Texas. rsa-UH for de
p1sIugof .. urbperfy mr time
d, occupied offer lines aI H-
ue,. For nv Information
,.rcI. agr' u E ID hIu.r.0.
Salem. Iowa II-tt
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-04

FOR SALE horse power
gasoline engine. thc yerE thing fof
rancho. or fsrms fof lrIt Uors
Call af iI.- Office. s bargain
1910
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-04
loot

Lubbock is making Il noise like
railroad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-19
.D|MMOCK AND lee
GWEN co N TRACT

After session OF three days, the
State Capitol and Library Commission
yesterday afternoon awarded the con-
tract for the plans and specified lions
for the proposed new annex to the
Library building to Messrs. Dlmmock
and Lee. The other architects who
competed for the work were Messrs.
holland, Baskerville and Fry, Davis and
West, Charles Il, Bryant and p. j.
White,
The plans OF Messrs. Dimmocl< and
Lee are understood to have won main
ly because they provided for more
basement room than did the others.
The entire lower floor as arranged for
in their plans will be used for the mu-
scum of the Department of Agricul-
turc, This will give additional room
also for the State offices. which are
now badly cramped for space, The
commission will meet here on July
2lst when bids will be opened and
the contract for the work awarded or
the specifications adopted,
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jewelers. FORM
NEW STATE 0RD|..E|:. R.
Elect r. L. Winston, of Rich
mond, President-To Meet
Here Next.

Jewelers. from all parts OF the State
convened ut the Jefferson yesterday
for the purpose Of forming an orgnni-
zatlon to affiliate with the American
National Retail jewelers. Association,
j. p. Archibald, of Blatrsyille, Pa. call
ed the meeting to order. The follow
ing officers We're elected.
President r, l.. Winston, Rlchmond'
First Vice President A. L, Jahnke,
il. Richmond.
Second Vice President, Jesse 'spreague'
Third ice-President, w. y. Martin,
Rocky Mount,
lLynchburg.
Staunton.
Treasurer, j S. James Richmond,
Executive Committee--Ios. o. Alien
and G. Il. lSohler, both OF Richmond
r. Ia. Winston, a, +. Jahnke, Jr., OF
Richmond, and w d, Martin, ROCKY
Mount. wore elected delegates 70 the
Retail j jewelers. Convention ut Cincin-
rati August ith-7th,
The purpose of this association IS to
protect the retail jewelers. OF the Goun
try by regulating the trade, Forty
jewelers. responded to the invitation 10
form an organization, and letters were
received from u hundred more pronl-
Using sympathy and support. Tho Con-
stitutiop and By-I.aws OF the Pennsyl'
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COUNT Y I 0 PAY
FOR TREATMENT
Henrico Supervisors Will Take
Care of Craddock-Mother
800 Has Son Arrested.

Albert F. Craddock. of Seven Pines,
Henrico county. who was bitten by
rabid dog on Monday, has entered the
Pasteur Institute for treatment He is
a member OF the county road force, and
has large family to support, being
unable, therefore, to stand the ex-
pense. A member of the Board OF SUI
pervisors guaranteed the payment OF
the sum, and in the meanwhile the
board Will hold called meeting to
officially sanction this. action. Many
friends have come to Craddock's aid.
and the county will have to bear only a
small part of his expense.
Didn't Observe Sunday Law.
L. Silverman, II. Sidenburg and
Jacob Ediff were before Squire Lewis,
OF Hsnrico. yesterday, charged with
violating the sunday selling law at
Seven Pines. Silverman and Sidenburg
pleaded guilty, but Ediff claimed that
he was Hebrew. and did not observe
Sunday as his day of worship. 1t was
shown that he did not observe any
other very religiously. so he was fined
SO and cost with the others.
Mother Has Son Arrested.
Henry Groves, colored. of Henrico,
was arrested and locked up In the
county Jail yesterday on warrant
sworn out by his mother. charging
him with stealing a lamp and bag OF
meal, of the total value of 81. Groves
is married man with several children.
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FORM GUN CLUB.
,a,,orbs r.,,o..r,,,patc,,.

Special TO The Times Dlspatch.1
WASHINGTON, ". c.. June 18.-Mr
p. II. Starr has been in the city for the
past few days for tho purpose Of
organizing q gun club among our local
young men,, This organization was
perfected few days ago and Will be
known az the Washington Gun Club.
This club is formed for the purpose OF
holding trap shooting contests at
regular intervals every week during
the summer months, and the Peters
Cartridge Company has offered ~
handsome silver loving cup to the
member Of the club who wins the
highest number OF points during the
season. Tho club will start with
seventeen charter members and there
Will be three traps for shooting clay
pigeons. The following were elected
officers of this club: Dr. i. n. Mann,
president; p. a. Tiliery, vlce-presi-
dent. c. l.. Morton, secretary and
treasurer. and T. H. Clark. field cap
tain. The above. together with Mr.. c.
M. Brown. Jr.. Will constitute the board
of directors OF this club. The charter
members are as follows: A. NJ. Dn.
may, p. a. 'rillery. Hermon Carrow. j..
r. Tayloe. Smith Paul. c. l.. Morton,
T. H. Clark, l.. II. Mann, c. NJ. Brown,
Jr, David Fowle, Fl. p. Ertdgeman,
Fred Madison. c. r. Bright Jno. w.
oden, II. C. Carter. J. L. SOFTEN. l.. A.
Squlrcs and r. S. Neal.
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NEW YORK. June lS,--rhe contest
committee OF the Automobile Club OF
America announced Tonight that the
international road race for the grand
prize, to be held on next Thanksgiving
Day In Savannah, Ga, will be fifteen
times around a course a6.7S miles In
length. a total distance of 400,95 miles.
The committee states that the course
will be thoroughly oiled and all inter-
sectlng roads will be closed. Wherever
necessary the track will be fenced, and
all trolley tracks Will be torn UP and
bridges built over the racing path for
the transfer OF passengers. All sharp
turns will be banked and cemented,
and there win be several straight
away stretches OF three and four miles.
The course will be from ,,.lrty to sixty
feet In width.
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MANY ATHLETIC GAMES
AT ST. PETERS OUTING

The st. Peters sanctuary boys, IN
charge Of Brother Charles. journeyed
to Forest Hill Park YESTERDAY morning
on their annual picnic. Many atiluse-
ments were carried OIL, all of which
the boys enjoyed Immensely. Lunches
were served at different intervals,
which greatly helped to refresh and
inviEorate the participants in the large
assortment OF sports.
In the afternoon very interesting
game of ball was played between the
st. Peters boys md Christ Church Sum-
day School. which resulted in favor OF
the former team by the score OF II to
2. The features OF the game were the
pitching of oncsty and tho batting OF
tho st. Peters boys.
Score by innings: R. II.
st. Peters Boys..- 2 0105o12 Oil ~
c. C.. s. s......... o ooo11ooo- 2 2
After the baseball game athletic
feats were carried on, and the results
were as follows: Standing broad jump.
won by Walter F. Mott: juniors con-
test, Walker Poli and David Connell;
1o0-yard dash. seniors contest. George
L. Bragg; Juniors. Heeke and Keav-
test. West and Hulcher; juniors con-
test. Bragg and Hulce: pick-a-back
race, seniors contest. West and HUI
cher: juniors contest. z. Powers and
E. Callahan; leap-frog race, seniors
contest, Bragg and w. Poh: juniors
contest. Timmons and L. Kahn: high
jump. seniors contest Hugo Onesty;
Juniors contest, w. Poh.
Prizes were given to the winners IN
the various feats. and those who were
unable to secure prizes are by no
means ashamed OF the showing they
made against the winners.
The boys left Forest Hill AT P. NJ,
all expressing themselves as being more
than satisfied with the days outing
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OF tile fast-rocord ones. The entry list
conforms to this feeling, as over 90 -
per cent Of he nominees are without
records. 1t was. however, announced
that no l,orse would be Handicapped on
the superstition OF less than ability to
trot in 2:15--.tiat is. To Say, 81 2:15 horse
would be n Scratch horse.
AS no less than72 Of the i97 horses
nominated have records as slow or
slower than 2:l5, II will he seen that
the chief support Of the race has come
from this contingent But the handi-
caps Will not be allotted until August
18th. and they are to be based on tile
known speed OF the aspIrants at that
time. when. undoubtedly. numerous
horses now without records viii have
shown their ability To beat $50. while
more than few of those with fast
records viii have shown themselves un-
able to trot to their marks. all or
which VIII Figure In the handicapping.
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and who, an Indian legend relates, was
transformed into a white docs and
haunted the island, bearing charmed
life.
On the right front panel is repro
drIced the coat-of-arms of Sir Walter
Raleigh, and on the left panel appears
tho pinnace bearing the colonis:s to
The island. as seen In De Bry's map, of
1886.
There are also panels on either end
OF conventional designs. showing the
Scuppernong grapevine. which the
colonis,s found growing on the island,
and which is native to North Caro-
lima and Virginia coast sections
The desk Is highly priced by the
State Library trustees, being presented
to the library. as 1t is. by Miss Cheshire
for the women of North Carolina born
in brighter years and to happier Iates.
with desire to honor and perpetuate
the memory of Virginia Dare AZ the
first Anglo-American woman and the
first white Christian American.
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rspecIal 10 The rimes-pIspatch. ]

Special to The Times Dlspatch.J
RALEIGH. n. c.. June 1S.--Copspicu-
ously placed In the reading-room OF
the state Library here is a Memorial
Virginia Dare Desk" that bears A most
interesting relation to the Colonial life
of the State and evidences the superb
handiwork of one of the States best
known and brightest women. 1t Is
made from wood from Roanoke Island.
where the first English settlements In
America were made, and where, in 1857,
Virginia Dare, the first white child
born in America, was born and bap-
.tized. The carved panels were all
done by Miss Kate Cheshire, of Tar
boro. a sister of Rt. Rev. Joseph
Blount Cheshire. bishop OF the Diocese
OF North Carolina.
The central front panel represents a
section OF the coast of Roanoke Island.
In 1T is the figure of a doe. that is
synino'ic OF Virginia Dare. whom the
Indians. In admiration of her Saxon
complexion, called the White Doe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-19

The official entry list to the $4,000
race. Readville's American Trottins
Derby, is out. 1t comprises 127 names
and they have already placed the cash
credit of the race to $4,000.
The entry list to the big race is Of
great interest. 1t embraces. 8 was TO
have been expected, horses of every
Imaginable class. from Sweet Marie
cog. the champion race mare. to dark
horses whose names were never pre-
viously heard of In select racing socie-
ty. No less than twentS-nine of the
nominees have records OF. 2:lo or bet
ter. as follows: Sweet Marie. 2:O2;
Tiverton, 2:04 l-2: George e.. 2:o5 IA;
Sonoina Girl. 2:O5 Ia: DR.. Strong,
2:O5 a.: Highball, eos Ia; Wilkes
Heart. 2:06 Ia; W. j. Lewis, 2:06 la;
Lillian r.. 2:06 3-4; Boralma, 2:07; Nut
boy, o:07 Ia; Watson, 2:o7 L.; Mack
Mack, 2:Os; Allie Jay. 2:0S Ii; Aristo,
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l27HORSES In $5O,OOOEVENT
Those Who Have Been Named for the American Trottng
Derby Comprise Every Class from Sweet Marie,
the Champion Mare, to Unknowns

2:os Ia: Claty Lotus. a:0s IL: Daniel.
2:os ia; Margaret O.. 2:os Ia; Beatrice
Bellini. EOS IL; Sterling Mckinney.
2:09 IA; Alexander, 2:o9 LIZ; Jim Fer
ry. 2:os 10: Scion Grattan. 1903 l-2;
Betty Brook, 200 IA; Del Coronado,
goo 3-4 Kinstress. 2.0a.3-4: Cold Burr.
goo ga; Miss <Apdell, 200 "a. and In
vader. 2:10.
The number of trotters named with
records between o:1O and 2:15 is TWEEN
ty-seven, the number with records be-
tween 2:l5 and 2:20 is seventeen. the
number with records between 2:20 and
$3.50 is seven. and the number with no
standard records whatever is forty
seven. It had been the common belief
expressed by horsemen. even since the
announcement of the race. that the
no-record or slow-record horses would
have the best chances. as their handt-
caps ought to place them well in front
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vania Association were unanimously
adopted, with few alterations,
A. f. Jahnke. ST., was elected first
honorary member of the Virginia AS
Mr.. Archibald for organizing the as
ISOLATION in Virginia. A. Weidman and
". c. Regain, OF South Bend. Ind, gave
interesting talks about the manufttc-
be a meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee Monday evening to discuss plans
and set a date for the annual meeting
to be held in Richmond.
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the second story of the structure, by
w. P. Barton and John Ridley, two
employees, was cheered by the hundreds
OF spectators Peed, who was helpless.
lad given up hope, and was IN his
knees praying when tho rescuers
fought THAR way to him through the
suffocatinS binding smoke.
The factory's destruction Will enl-1
5harrass the trucking industry In this,
section, which depended on the plant
for shipping barrels and crates
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rha,y Hearing Postponed.

NEW YORK, June 1s.--Arguments
on the removal OF Harry *, Thaw from
tho criminal insane asylum at Mates
avian to a private institution which
We're to have been heard by Justice
Bowling to-day. were adjourned until
to- MORO w,
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ENLARGE POWER OF COURTS
Justice Rrewer Says Restriction OF
Courts Step Toward HNrbarIsm. 4

WORCESTER, MASS, June 1S.-As-
sdciate Justice David ]. Brewer. OF the
United States Supreme Court i'll an
address at Clark College commences
sment here day. declared that the
restraining power of the court OF
equity "should be enlarged, and not
diminished, and that to restrict this
power of the court Is a step backwards
toward barbarlsm.",
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THROUGH SMOKE TO RESCUE.

Unwilling Rescue ut Burning OF Darrel
Factory Near Norfolk,
NORFOLK. VA, June lS.--The Farm
ers's Manufacturing CompanS's barrel
factory, south OF the city, was destroy
ed by tire this afternoon, entRtling a
loss OF over 100000, with 10000 I'M
Surunce.
The spectacular reseue OF Charles
pecd. u cripple, who MAS caught on
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or THE KIDNEYS


t
In the rearo
q
kidney
real trouble
why deauas
noncpion. irritating the iniamed
abandoned
"Nepirlis Brghts
= the real
1.
OAKLAND, CAL
Ask for Bimonthls
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Heard and Seen
in Public Places

a5aat L he s sses sssI q as sas
i my way. and i am Of opinion
THAT Mr.. Stuart is the leading
candidate," said a prominent lawyer
and former member OF the Legislatiire
from, the eastern end of the Third
district when seen at the Capitol yes-
terday.
so far as I am con cerned, have no
hesitancy on the subject, he continl,-
ed. Il believe the manner in which
Mr.. stuart deported himself in the
constitutional convention, and later on
the Corporation Commission is suffici-
ent to commend him to the thinking
peopld OF the state, and IL elected / look
forward TO his administration as one
OF the wiscst and best we have had in
many years. The people are beginning
to look to the business side OF things,
and Mr.. stewards record Is that OF a
strong business man. No one in the
race for Governor can approach him
on this line, and am inclined to be-
lieve that he has Il splendid chance to
win. He has stood by and for the
people at every turn OF the way, and
his sound business record is winning
him votes all over my section. I un-
derstand that Richmond city Is solidly
for him, and IL this be true, the Third
District would give him a heavy plu-
rality should the primary come off
shortly. for know he would carry
the country section In a whirl."
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I'VTSVUUi -IfECUtIUfI.
Mrs. Is. T. GildersleeVe. of Baltimore,
and Mrs, Conway r. Howard, of spar
tanhurs. S. c.. are the guests OF their
sister, Mrs, a. s.. Camm, SO East
Grace Street al rSs.ss Hef sE5ttE