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PROVO.
EL0PERs LAND IN JAIL.
Bod, Ran Away from Spouscs and
Childrcn--Gardcn City News.

Bod, Ran Away from Spouscs and
Chldrcn--Gardcn City News.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. Nov. IA man who regis
tered at Il clearinghouse as J. Gurr Of
Eernal, and a woman who registered
as Mrs. j. Gurr of,Nernnl were arrest
ed last nightat 1880 o'clock by Deputy.
Sheriff Judd and members OF the local
police force, at the instance of Sheriff
Bonner of Wasatch county. They We're
found in the same room. and with them
was a 6-year-oo boy, a son of Mis-.
j. Gurl'' Mrs. Grrr's'' right name
is Mrs, George Shelton of Heber She
mas been conducting a clearinghouse
at Myton, on the reservation, where j.
Gurr is said to reside. He has left a
wife and two children, and Mrs. Shell
ton has left a husband and an infant
child at her home in IIeber, 50 ii Is
reported by Sheriff Bonner Neither,
party wanted to make any statement
for publication last night when arrest
od L. I i.I
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CHILD BuRNED.

Yesterday morning Fremont Erickson.
the 4-Hear-old boy of Mr. and Mrs.
James Erickson, was quite seriously
burned on the body caused through
striking matches. The mother had left
him for Il few minutes alone. while
she ran to a neighbor's. The little boy
them his clothes caught fire. Ie ran
out of the house when some parties
passing were attracted to him and pulled
his clothes off. but not until he was
considerably burned about the stomach,
and back. 1t Is thought, however that
he will recover. a
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WEDDING PERAfITs.

" 4NoltH ogden.
WEDDING PERMIrs.
Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday afternoon TO the following:
Frederick A. Kenworth and Meta
Is. Nielsen, both of Salt Lake.
John i. Murphy of Siko, New, and
ELLA Shoop of Arthur NeN
Amos S. Hale and Jennie Burt, both
of Ogden.
g, r. Chesown OF salt Lake and
Anna Wieder of Ogden.
AFTER YOUTHFUL vANDALs.
The officers Of the Juvenile court have
taken up the matter of putting stop
to the practise of the small boys from
cutting the bark of ornamental OF
shade trees about the city. 1t Is stated
that one or two boys will be tried be-
fore Judge Gunncll in n few days
charged with malicious mischief.
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

Primaries will be held in all the
wards this evening by the Republicans
and five candidates for the school board
will be named. Tomorrow evening the
Democrats of the city will meet and
name their candidates for the board Of
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HARRIS VILLE
y. u. NJ. I. A. Entcltainnicnt--Bun
Crops Are Garncrcd.

Special Correspondence
Harrisvlle, Weber CO., Nov. 1.-THE
people of this ward We're highly enter
tanned by the y. l.. NJ |. A., on the
evening Of the 18th. in an entertain
ment In which numerous high grade
selections We're rendered. a solo by Miss
Edith Berryessa, and many others, We're
well received. The association. as also
the Y. NJ. NJ l. A.. is in a nourishins
condition.
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1IEXaNI1TIYLIsNE rErRAsiINI,

The above is the name OF a German
chemical, which Is one of the many VAL
liable ingredients of Foleys Kidney
Remedy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is
recognized by medical text books and
authorities as a uric acid solvent and
antiseptic for the urine. Take Foley's
Kidney Remedy as soon as you notice
any irregularities. and avoid serious
malady. L. J. Hill Drug Co.. Tho
Never Substitutors."
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TEACHERS, INSTITUTE.

Sanpete County Teachers institute
Will be held in Fairview on Friday and
Saturday. the 10th and 2lst inst Prof
Edwin Evans of the University OF Utah
and Prof. n, Alvin Petersen Of the
agricultural college Will be in attend
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Foley's Honey and Tar clears the air.
passages. stops the irritation In the
throat, soothes the infamed mem-
branes. and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and intamed lungs are
healed and strengthened, and the cold
Is expelled from the system Refuse
any but the genuine in the yellow pack
age.-F. j. Hill Drug Co, The Never
Substitutors.
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THANKSGIVING DAY RATES.

Via Oregon Short Line. November
18th and 2Gth. Limit Nov. 30th. See
agents for further particulars. City
Ticket Office, POI Main st.
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CHILD BADLY BURNED.
Teachers Institute ut T'airvicw Nov.
20 and 21-Incipicnt Blaze.

Mt. Pleasant, Nov. 1S.-A small blaze
yesterday noon brought out the fire
department. the alarm being sent in
from the home of A. j. Snyderganrd in
the west part of town. A defective llue
was the cause and very little damage
was done.
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wATERwoRKs BONDS SOLD.
q. S. 1tollin x Sons Put Up II Hand
some Premium

Ogden, Nov. 1S-At&a special meet
ing of the city council yesterday after
noon the offer OF T.. S. Rollins & Sons
for the issue Of s45OO0O waterworl1s
bonds was accepted and the, contract
Will be closed at once The offer OF
Rollins e Sons included the issue Of
100000 or refunding Improvement
bonds which lave heretofore been
drawing interest at the rate of Az per
cent. Rollins q Sons are to accept the
water bonds at Az per cent interest
and to take over the refunding bonds
At a fiat rate Of 4 per cent and to pay
a premium of S1,67s.50, besides paying
for the printing of the bonds, making
the total amount OF the premium $500.
The waterworks system is to be
turned over to the city by the present
owners on Jan. 1, after which date 1t
will be controlled by the city. The
headquarts of the works will be
removed to quarters being provided in
the city hall, from which point all Of
the business OF the department will be
directed.
WITNESSED MORMON EXODUS.
]. II. Sanders Saw People Driven from
Far West, Mo.
J. r. Sanders, of Rocky county, Min
nesota, has arrived in Ogden to spend
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Fifty Cents a Month

A small bottle of SCOTS
Emulsion costing fifty cents will
last a baby a month a few drops
in its bottle each time it is fed.
That's a small outlay for so large
a return Of health and comfort.
Babies that are given
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DOUGLAS, A.RIZON A
Death Of Mrs. j. Farley BigcIow at
Ilntchcr

Special Correspondence
Douglas, Arizona, Nov. n-Enlmeline
Walker Bieelow. wife of Bishop j. Par
ley i5iselow pf this place, died OF cancer
Nov at Thatcher. Mrs. BigeloW was
born in Bloomington. Bear Lake Co.
Idaho. April 8. 1856. married 1884, and
was the mother of Il children. eight of
whom preceded her, to the great be-
You'd. She was an affectionate wife.
lowing mother. devoted l.atter.day
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SCOTS Emulsion
quickly respond to its helpful
action. Itseems to contain just
the elements of nourishment a
baby needs most.
Ordinary food frequently lacks
this nourishment; SCOTS
Emulsion always supplies it.

Send tl,is advertisement. together with name Of
paper in which 1t appears. your address and four
cents to cover postage, and we VIII SEND you
Complete Handy Atlas of the World 8: 3;
SCOTT s. BOVINE, A0e Pearl Street. New York
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RAILRoADER PROMOTE.

George w. baltimore. Of Pocatello,
who has been in the master mechan-
les office at that point for a num-
Der of years, has been appointed to
the position of chief clerk in the office
of Master Mechanic Malone at this
place vice George Reynolds who has
been appointed chief clerk in the office
OF Superintendent Manson. The change
will take place the list of December.
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CHANGE IN TRAIN SCHEDULE.

FASHIONED Los Angeles Limited, No
vember 22nd. which will leave Salt
Lake that date and thereafter daily
at 1906 p. m.
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MAPLETON.
LECTURE BY HOWARD briggs

Missionary Concert for Benefit OF Chris
Larsen and Austin Houtz.
Special Correspondence.
Mapleton, Utah Co. Nov, TO- Howard
briggs of the University of Utah gave
a very forceful lecture to parents
Thursday night on the sekeetion Of good
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est in this county left by the late Az
bert Z. Warren who died Jan. 81, 1901,
ut North Ogden.
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CHANGE IN TRAIN SCHEDULE.
Eastbound Los Angcles Limited, No
.vember 22nd, which will leave Salt
Lake that date and thereafter daily
at 1900 p. m.
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DEATH OF n NOZZLE WOMAN.

. : q
Mrs. Sarah Goodman. wife OF the
late John r. Goodman. died last night
from general debility AT tie age OF So
years. The deceased WAS q native of
England and came 10 Utah with her
husband in 1852, since which time she
has resided in Provo. She has beati
prominent in church work especially
in the Relief Society and the Primary
associations, working faithfully an6
Well till a few years ago, when failing
health made her retirement imperative.
Mrs. Goodman leaves five children and
a large number OF grandchildren. The
funeral services will be conducted III;
the Second ward Westinghouse tomor-
row CFriday), beginning at ] O'Clock.
DEATH OF A CHILD.
Bessie. the S-year-old daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ekins died yes
terday of heart trouble. The funeral
took place today a the residence, 357
east Second South street.
CONFESSED TO BURGLARY.
Edward r. Ray, who is held to the
district court on the charge of
burglarizing a barber shop in Spanish
Fork. has confessed that he is the gull.
ty party. He exonerates Joseph Pat
ten, who is held as an accomplish
PAIlENI RECOVERING.
Mrs. Frank Hopkins OF Lake View
underwent n delicate operation at the.
Provo general hospital yesterday. Her
condition Is favorable for recovery.
DANGEROUS POST CARDS.
George Theriott, a clerk in the Provo
postoffice is suffering from dana ged
eye, caused by the explosion of Il
fancy" post card enameled with glass
The card exploded While being stamp
ed and some of the glass entered Mr..
1heriott's eye. This class of cards is
not mailable, except In envelopes. but
the card ifSquestion was sent from
some postoffice in a very thin envelope
and the glass went through the himsy
paper of the envelope.
PRITCHETT-E PERSON WEDDING.
T A marriage license has been issued to
Lawrence T. Epperson of Midway and
NJ. Loretta Prtchett of E'arview.
INCREASE IN. PETERS FAMILY,
4 son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
James Peters; all we'll
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PATIENT RECOVERIN,

Mrs. Frank Hopkins OF Lake View
underwent delicate operation az the
Provo general hospital yesterday. Her
condition is favorable for recovery.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-03-07

The girls of the younger set gave
a Leap Year dance on Monday even.
ing at the Woman's club house in
compliment to the young men. Mrs
George Fournoy chaperoned the
dance. 1t was a delightful occasion
and those. present were: Misses Anne
Campbell. Of Blacksburg, Va. Louise
Harrison, OF GAINESVILLE, Tenn; Tess
Manning, OF st. Louis: Halle Rich
mond, of Clinton; jeanette Peter,
Frances Wallace, Corinne Winstead,
Katherine Quigley, Phillippa Hughes,
Henry Alcott, Alma Kopf. Blanche
Hills, Hazel McCandless, Helen Hills,
Brooks Smith Helen Powell, Nelia
Hatfield. Faith Langstaff; Messrs.
Charles DeWorthen, Rowland Shearer,
Fred Wade, Charles Kopf, Will Ruds,
Charles Rieke, Robert Guthrie, Jay
Harlan, Fred Gillian, Leo Keller,
Roscoe Reed, Byron Herbert. J. Wen,
ger, Cairo; Will Baker Harry Single
ton. Milton Wallerstein and Louis
Rieke, jr.
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The executive board OF the Ken
lucky Federation OF Woman's clubs
has been called to meet at Harrods-
burg. on March PC. 81. Arrange
ments for the meeting of the fedora
ton in Paducah on June will be
made then.
A meeting Of the local board on ar
range ments, which is composed of the
officers of the six federated Paducah
clubs: The Woman's club. Magazine
club. Delphic club. Matinee Musical,
kalosophic club and the Alumni Asso-
citation. and Mrs. Edmund NJ Post,
third vice president OF the. State Fed
Grafton, will be held sonic time this
coming week The various local COM
mittces which will have the enter
talnment of the federation in charge
viii be arranged then.
Mrs Edmund NJ Post is a member
of the state Executive Board which
II composed OF the state president.
vice presidents. secretaries and treas
urer. II is Mrs. Posts intention 10
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4. u. &. Chapter.

Mrs. Roy Mckinney was hostess to
Paducah chapter, United Daughters
of the Confederacy on Tuesday after
noon at the Womans club house. 1t
was the regular March meeting of
the chapter After the business ses-
sion an attractive literary and musical
program was carried out. The musi-
cal numbers were by Mrs. w c. Gray.
Mrs. James A. Young recited a poem
written by her sister, Mrs II. IL.
.Cleugh, dealing with a wartime inci-
dent Mrs. w. G. Whitefeld read an
original paper on Military Man au-
vers Around Paducah." Dainty re-
.fieshments were served at the con-
clusion of the program. Three out
of-town members of the chapter were
present: Mrs. II. II. Cleugh, Mrs. w.
A. Bishop, Mrs. James A. Young. Mr..
w. @. Whitefield was a visitor from
the local l.. c. V. camp. Eight new
members were received into the chap
ter.
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The j. n o. F.. club was enter
tanned on Thursday night by Miss
Euuice and Mr.. Velvin Quarles, al
their home, 1913 Clements street. \
delightful evening was spent In q
contest where the guests were blind
folded Miss Edith Marsh captured the
first prize. a box of candy Mr.. Sila'
Howard won the second prize, a rat
tie. Those present were: Misses Lot
tie Loftin, Mae Bougeno, Lillian Bou
geno. Vera Wilson, Minnie Wilson
Augusta Ingram. Ruby Mcdonald
Edith Marsh, Eupice Quarles; Messrs
Ernest Smith, Myrtle Cooper, Law
renee Jones, Lloyd Powell, Harley
Rector. Virgil Cooper Silas Howard
Velvin Quarles, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T
Quarles and Mr.. and Mrs. William
QIarlos.
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C<(ZS1~0
8 The Week In Society. 6
0~@<S7>~~O

the committee on Literature, Mrs.
John j. Dorian. Mrs. w. W. Powell
and Mrs. f. G.. Boone. Mrs. Dorian
will discuss Modern American Poets
FRIDAY-The Woman's auxiliary
OF Grace Episcopal church will have
It's Missionary Tea for March at thu
parish house at 3 p. m. Mrs. Richard
G. Terrell Is the hostess. The gen.
eral subject is "These Have Obtained
a Good Report by Faith" and the
program is:
l. DR.. Muhlenberg-Mrs. w. W.
Powell.
2 DR.. Neal 49, Mrs. Alexandes
Kirkland.
j. Current Events.
T. Hymn-"For All Thy Saints. "
FRlDAY-The Home Mission so.
ciety of the Third Street Methodist
church will give a literary and must.
cal entertainment at night at the
church. The program is in charge OF
Mrs, C. J Ballowe and Miss Zoe
Farnsley and will be presented by the
children.
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arrangement of red carnations and
ferns, with red and white minis in
the bonbon dishes A salad course
luncheon was served. A feature of
the entertainment was the Liberty
dance by'little La Verne Purcell in a
pretty costume of the National colors.
Receiving with Mrs. Gardner in the
parlors were: The Rev. G. T. Sulli-
van, d. d., Mrs. Eli c. Boone, regent
of Paducah chapter, Mrs. NJ. b. Nash,
Mrs. Hubbard S. Wells. Mrs. Luke
Russell. Mrs. Samuel b. Pulliam,
Mrs. s.. b. Moore Mrs Fannie Allard
Mrs. Sallie Morrow. In the hall were
Mrs. |. o. Walker, Mrs. George b.
Hart. Mrs. James Baldwin, Mrs. Les
lie Soule, Miss Emily Morrow. Re-
ceiving in the dining room were: Mrs.
h. S. Dubois, Mrs. Kitty Willis, Mrs.
Mildred Davis, Mrs. Charles X.
Wheeler, Miss Helen Lowry, Miss
Willie Willis. Mrs. Lloyd Boswell
poured the coffee. Little Misses
Louise Campbell and Edith Sheriff.
welcomed the guests at the front door.
The assemblage Of guests was large
and brilliant one.
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Enjoyable Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Butler. 32,
Clements street, entertained on Thurs
day with a dinner in honor of thu
twenty-second birthday OF their son
Mr. Ralph Butler, of st. Louis, who
with his wife, has been visiting her,
for several weeks. The dinner was
prettily planned affair with an elabo
rate menu. Covers were laid FOR,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Butler, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ralph Butler Mr.. and Mrs. Rifle,
Jones, Mrs. o. p. Powell, Miss Fssl,
Smith, Rev. J. w. Cantrill, Mr.. IIar-
ley Rector, Mr.. Lloyd Powell
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Butler left i'm.
medately after the dinner for Pres
ton, Iowa. to visit friends and ella
tives. 1t was Mrs. Buffers first visit
to Paducah and she made n any
friends while here.
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recording secretary and treasurer;
Miss Carline Sowell, corresponding
secretary. The present efficient off,
GERS had served their full limit of two
years and were not eligible to re-elec-
ton. They are: Miss Elizabeth Sin
mott, president; Miss Ethel Morrow
vice president; Miss Marjorie Scott
secretary and treasurer The Office
of corresponding secretary is a newly
created one. History. Literature and
Art Of Ta'v was decided upon as tha
course OF study for next year. The
program committee is: Miss Marjorie
Scott, Miss Blanche Hills, Mrs. John
w. Scott, Miss Edward II. Bringhurst
They will get out the yearbook.
The only program for the morning
was response to roll call with Cur
rent Topic by each member.
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THE MARCH WIND.

Bend bough across my path,
Freakish gallant of the trees!
What, has all your happy laughter
Changed to waiting signs like these
Nay, / know you love to tease.
Song and mirth will follow after!
Many whims the rover hath;
Mischief prompts HIS mimic woe;
Rough goodwill is in his greeting,
Cheerily he calls, "peigho!
Join my rambles to and fro!
Come. rejoice-for life is neeting.'
So. despite his gusty wrath,
too wander, blithe and free;
Strength of youth. pure JOY of living,
Health and hope return ito me.
Warrior wind, thy mystery
Brings me peace--take my thanks
givingl
Mary Coles Darlington In March
Lipplncotts.
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The social calendar shows very ap.
probably that the reign of Lent has
begun. All OF the large social func-
lions were crowded into Monday and
Tuesday, hut even these "last days
were hardly as filled as usual. Since
Shrove Tuesday the literary clubs
have held sway Fortunately there
are any QumberA Of these in Paducah
SO there vii always be something of
Interest to record in lieu of the par
ties. A glance at the coming week
Will show that clubs are. indeed,
trumps, even with the social ones
eliminated.
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Mrs. A. Hazelbauer, 104S Harrison
street, was hostess to the +. and G.
club on Monday evening, entertaining
mot pleasantly at cards. The head
prizes were captured by Mrs. John
Cutilar and Mr.. MILFORD Rogers.
The BOBBY prizes went to Mrs. r. J.
Flynn and Mr.. l. d. Harrington. \
delightful luncheon followed the game
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
ford Rogds, Mr. and Mrs. l. ID. Far
rington. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cutilar,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Flynn. Mr. and
Mrs. steve BARLEY, Mrs. Stephenson,
Mr.. T. l.. Roeder.
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Paducah chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution, met on Friday
Afternoon with Mrs Luke Russell,
2OOl jefferson boulevard. It was a
Lafayette meeting and an attractive
program was presented, with music
numbers by Mrs George b Hart.
Mrs. Roy Mckinney gave an interest
ing account Of The French in Our
American Revolution" Mrs. Kitty
Willis read a selection bearing on
the subject An able biographical
sketch of Lafayette was given by Mrs.
/. o. Walker.
Mrs. William Marble, who was a
guest OF the chapter. told very de-
Ilightfully a charming little incident in
the life of her mother In connection
with Lafayette. She was Miss Ange-
line Peters, of Versailles. Ky. anC
was quite young girl when Lafav-
was so feted everywhere. Her father
wagered her the finest horse in his
stable that she would not wear a cot
ton gown woven by herself to the big
ball to be given in Lafayette's homo,
at Versailles. with typical Kentucky
spirit she took the wager and ap.
peared at the ball. where were gath
cred the Breckenridges, the Clays, The
lCrittendens and all Kentucky's wealth
and beauty, in gorgeous apparel. -
her simple cotton frock. Lafayette,
who had heard Of 1t, asked to meet
her and opened the ball with the
pretty girl in her homespun gown
| II is needless to say she was the bell
Pbf the ball. and had the friendship of
Lafayette as well as winning her
fayorite horse. II is a cherished tradl-
ton in Mrs Marbles family, which IS
a notable Kentucky one. Her mother
brother was Judge Peters. for 81
years on the supreme bench at Frank
fort.
\ delightful course-luncheon was
sersed after the program. Three new
members were added to the chapter
as follows: Mrs. Robert Mitchell
Miss Anne Sheriff. Baird. Miss Mar
jorie Scott. Miss Marie Brevard, Of
Hickman, the guest of Mrs. Roy Nc
Kinney, was an out-of-town visitor.
The .Apri. meeting OF the chapter vii,
be with Mrs. Saunders A. Fowler at
EdgewooG."
The chapter presented a handsome
gold bracelet set with cameo ana
pearls to Mrs. James A. Young for
her gracious services in "Barboa. "
Miss Caroline Ham, who is a member
OF the chapter, was presented with a
pretty ID. A. r. pin.
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Announcements.


TUESDAY-The Delphic club will
meet at the Carnegie library. The
Fourth Period in Egyptian History
the Saracen Conquest will be outlined
as follows:
1. Mohammed- Koran Mrs. Lii
lard Sanders.
2. Amru-lbu -el-asi. Fustat-Mrs
Robert Becker Phillips.
3. The Caliphs. The Mamelukes.
1.-THE Bride of the Nile. Mrs. Ed
mund NJ. Post.
WEDNESDAY-The Matinee Musi-
cal club will meet at $3.50 p. m. az
the Woman's club house. Mrs. Sam
uel H. Winstead is the leader The
program will be a miscellaneous one.
THURSDAY-Mrs. Louise Max
well Is hostess to the Magazine club
at $3.50 p. m. at the Hotel Craig.
The magazines to be reported are.
Harper's. Mrs. Robert Becker Phil
lips aud Mrs. Vernon Blythe; Attain
tic Monthly, Miss Ora Leigh and Mrs.
Louise Maxwell Literary Digest.
Mrs Victor Voris; Cosmopolitan. Mrs.
Armour Gardner
FRIDAY -- The Kalosophlc club
will meet at 10 q. m. at the Woman 5
club house. The program includes:
l. Brief History from Constantine
to the Fall OF Rome, A. d. 476-Mlss
Katherine Quigley.
?. The Catacombs--M Mrs Edward
Bringhurst.
o The Baths OF CGracalla-M Miss
Ethci Brooks.
T. Current Events Mis-. Frances
Wallace.
FRIDAY aducah Alumni asso-
citation will NEE, at $3.50 p. M. at the
High school auditorium. The pro
gram will be under the auspices Of