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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-11

Mountain City Lodge No. IS Knights
of Pythias. OF this city will pay 1T
ting tribute to the memory Of its de-
ceased members on tomorrow after
noon. at the Grand Opera House.
where the annual Memorial Services
OF the order will DO held. The lodge
has done away with the custom OF
marching 10 the cemeteries and decor
ating the graves Of the departed and
will, in the future conduct their sery-
Ices indoors.
A splendid program, on which Will
appear n state officer for an address
some excellent music, and the impress
sive service of the lodge will be dis
pensed at the service. The public is
earnestly requested 10 meet with the
lodge and take part in this impressive
affair.
It was announced last night that
the X. of p, lodge in the First ward
would attend the services in body
and afterwards would march TO Maple
Grove cemetery where flowers would
be strewn upon The graves Of the de,
parted brothers OF that organization.
On tomorrow a week, the lodge at Mo-
nongah will hold memorial services,
Mr., John P. Arbenz, OF Wheeling,
Grand Outer Guard, Of the state VII
deliver the memorial address. HG is
one Of the most eloquent speakers in
West Virginia and his Offering tomor.
row will be a gem Of tribute TO the
dead and advice to the living.
The musical numbers on tho pro.
gram will nil be features, The best
talent OF Fairmont will appear and
Mrs. Myrtle Shaw WaddelI will ap.
pear In a solo,
The services are public and every.
body Is inyttel TO meet with the lodge.
An especial invitation is extendd TO
soiourning Knights.
Marion Lodge will meet in. its hall
al 2;3O and march to the opera house.
The program is as follows:
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Opening ode by lodge and audience,
Opening memorial service BY OH.
GERS o. lodge,
PTayet Rev. ri 3. whitehead.
Anthem Crossing ne nalS'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-11
Personals.

Mrs. B. ]. Kunst and two children,
Of Grafton. have been the guests OF
Mrs. Kunst's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
shurtleff, of State street, for the past
few days. Mrs. Kunst went to Nor
ganto@n yesterday and will return
here Monday evening.
Miss Ruth snowden, OF Raymond
street, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Zedoc Steele at Little Falls.
Miss vallie Irons and Miss sharps,
who have been here attending the
State Normal School, have returned
to their home at Colfax.
Miss Laura Alice Wilson, Of Man.
nington, is the guest Of relatives here.
Little Miss Evelyn Baker, Of sterl-
ing street, is quite sick.
Mrs. J. B. Travis is Ill at her home
on Merchant street.
Mrs. A. O. Rice, of Guffey street, is
recovering from a few days illness.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-11

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ELr.t N. 8. churet. .

First M. p. Church III.
j. p. Turkelsoh. Pastor Sunday
School at $3.50, preaching at 1O:45 BY
Che pastor. In the evening the follow
ing programme will be rendered by
the Sunday School:
i. Opening. Song IN the name Of.
Jesus.
2. Invocation by the pastor.
3. Song. Singing Glory.
a. Scripture. Glory Patrla.
5. Recitation. The Children's Day
Again, by Clara satterfleld
8. Recitation Hoe your own Row.
David Clelland.
Z. Exercise The Clock, Primary De-
partment.
s. Song Land of the Bible.
0. Errand Girls. Messengers Boys.
10. Exercise What the Leaves Say.
ii. song-Rlng Ye Bells of Morn:
ing.
T.. Exercise 81 Seven Little Sun.
beams.
10. Recitation y The Boy That
Laughs, Delbert Jenkins.
IA, Exercise Little Red Clover.
Is. Recitation = Children's Day -
Dora Dye.
10. Song Of Praise.
II. Exercise -Daisies.
10. RecitatIOn- Helping Mother, Eva
Nuzum.
10. Exercise Garden and Field.
30. ecitation-This Summer Time,
Hazel Louden.
81. song-My Own America.
%. Recitation = Just You Smile,
Katherin schaffer.
%. song-summer Flags Are Fly
ing.
"a. Address. Offering.
90. song-Love's Message.
&c. Benedlction.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-11
SPECIAL SALE
OF BOX PAPER.

While 1t lasts, we will sell you box
of "a sheets Of paper and "a envelopes,
fabric finish, ap.to-date paper NJ sc
per box-s boxes CSC.
So. our Window.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-11
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a GER
tain certificate No. 21O calling for 1--WE
shares of the capital stock Of the First
National Bank, Of Fairmont, West vir-
ginla, OF the par value OF $4,000 each,
and issued on the 14th day Of March.
1892. in the name Of the trustees Of the
First Presbyterian Church Of Grafton,
has been lost, and this notice is pub
lished in compliance with Che statute
for the purpose Of making application
for the issuance Of a duplicate certifi-
cate.
T. W. HEIRoNIMUs,
For Trustees First Presbyterian
Church OF Grafton.
juno 10. II. "a and II.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-11

I
will be preached Sunday morning at
ten,thtrty o'clock in the auditorium by
Rev, II. G, stoetzer, pastor of the 10,
cal Presbyterian Church. A splendid
musical programme has been prepared
for this service.
Junior Programme.
Yesterday afternoon the Junior
Glass of the Normal School held its
annual class day exercises. The pro
sramme as carried out was a most
interesting one and each number was
heartily enjoyed. The auditorium was
tastefully decorated for the occasion
in the class colors and flowers. The
Junior class is composed this year of
sixty.six members. Tile following
programme was successfully carried
out:
Piano duet-Misses Lake and Talk.
ington.
Presidents address-carl Lawson.
Reading-Alice Parker
Vocal soIo-Carter Fleming.
Historian-Howard Slim,
Prophet-Hazel Black.
Poem-TTazel Holt.
Quartet Miss Garner soprano;
Miss Wright, alto; Mrs. shInn, tenor;
Mr.. Romine, bass,
Reading Grover Musgroye.
Essay-Myra Gould.
Vocal solo-Edith Cantor.
Knocker-IIarry Hart.
On Monday morning at ten-thirty
O'Clock the annual graduating exercis-
es will be held. The address will be
delivered by DIR. Robert a. Armstrong
Of the westyirginta UniyersIty.
On Monday afternoon be annual
business meeting ofstheI Alumni Assoc
citation Willie, held and 81 tte4eyening.
me alpmntBanquet will beaeid sttie
syoman's IIell. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-11
County Executive Meeting.

A county executive meeting was
held Thursday at Warrington by mem
bers of the W. c. T. U. The meeting
was held to make arrangements Tor the
county convention. Twelve county Of:
acers were present, four from the
Fairmont Central Union, four from the
First Ward Union and four from Man
nington. Those from this ward who
attended were, Mrs. ]. A. Leonard,
Mrs. s. E. Jones, Mrs. T. D. Harden
and Mrs. Priscilla Mortified.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-11
At Denver, Col.

Word has been received here from
Mr.. ]. E. Travis. who is travelling in
the west. Mr.. Travis has visited Ne
braska and is now the guest Of Mr..
Charles Gaskins at Denver, Colorado.
He also expects to visit Texas before
returning here. \
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-11
Blower Mlsslon pay.

Yesterday was observed as Flower
Mission Day by the local W. G. T.
u. A very interesting meeting was
held in the afternoon at the Diamond
Street NJ. Z. Church at the close of
which numerous boquets were sent to
the hospitals and other sick people
in this ward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-11
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Seniors Hold
Forth Tonight

Continued From Page ons.)
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sIclIian Club.

Mrs. j. L. Hall win entertain the
members of the sicilian ThImble Club
Tuesday afternoon from two until five
o'clock at her home on Castor avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-11
ForeIon missionary Society.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Diamond Street NJ. p,
Church will meet at the church Sun
day afternoon at two-thirty o'clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-11
HALL DRUG STORE

"a sgaterEIall noshlIE' yhlo.nsE.
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IRON MOUNTAIN
 SPECIAL < J FAIR

The local Iron Mountain officials. announce that everything is in, readiness for the big Fair Week im Hot Springs. The Iron MountairS will run a special out of this city Monday morning at o'clock. It iE; expected that this train will be com posed of six coaches although manx more are in readiness should it be- seen that they will be needed to. &C., commodate the crowd. The, officials are prepared to handle a. crowd of 1500. One of the travelling passen.- ger agents from Little Rock will bes on hand and accompany the delega- tion to Hot Springs. This official e will see that everyone is comfortable on the trip. The special wNla leaxass Hot Springs early in the evening, ass.- irving here at 10 o'clock.
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of Miss Martha Evelyn Roddy, of Monticello, Ark, to Robert Whitman Jones, of Dowagiac, Mich. on the morning of Thursday, October 20, at nine o'clock. Miss Rody is a mem Der of one of the most prominent families of Drew county, and the daughter of w. D. Roddy, a pioneer citizen. Miss Roddy is well known throughout the state and has a large circle of friends, and is one of the most popular young ladies of Monti- cello. MT. Jones has been connect ed with the International Harvester Company for fifteen years, having had charge of the state of Arkan- sas since January l, 1906. Mr. Jones is one of the most valuable salesmen connected with this institution and has a wide circle of friends over this state. They will make their home in Pine Bluff after November b. this having been Mir. Jones home for the past four years.
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COW and their niece, Miss Lora Payne of Van Buren, passed through the city yesterday en route to Hot Springs, to be in attendance at the State Fair.
 Irving Reinberger and wife leave this morning for Hot Springs, where Mrs. Reinberger will remain for thre weeks. Mir. Reinberger will hear Roosevelt speak Monday and leave Tuesday for home.
 i District Deputy H. B. Turner, of the Modern Woodmen of America, and member of the Knights of Pythias, will leave today for Memphis, where he will attend the ceremonies attend ing the installation of a ''Doky" or der there.
 Mrs. M. l.. Bell returned Friday from four months visit in Chica- go, Washington City and Waynes- boro, Va. I'm Chicago Mrs. Bell vis- tied her son, M. Lafayette Bell, and family and in Washington City she was the guest of an old friend, Mrs. Lillian Rozelle Messenger. Mrs. Bell will be at home at the residence of Judge and Mrs. A. B. Grace this win ter.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. Leaf will leave to- day for Olney, Illinois, where they will spend a few days visiting rela- lives. From there they will go to Oklahoma City, Ok, where they will probably make their home. MT. Leaf will engage in business in one of the Oklahoma towns. MT. Leaf has been in charge of the confectionery and soda department at Rosenbrg for year and half and he and his wife have made many friends who will re- gret to see them leave the city.
 SPIRELLA CORSETS. Are not sold to the trade. They are made to measurements only. Call Mrs. Langworthy, Arlington Hotel.
 10 s 6t
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Home Mission Societies,


 A joint meeting of the Home Mis- sion Societies of the Lakeside, the First and the Hawley Memorial Methodist churches was held yesterday afternoon at o'clock. at the Hawley Memorial church. Mrs. V. s. Mcclellan, of the Lakeside church, led the meeting. The pro- gram was as follows:
 Why Raise $20,OOO for Ruth Har- grove Institute, Mrs. w. w. Nelson. Looking Backward as an Inspira- tion to Go Forward, Mrs. Litts. Music by Hawley choir.
 Our opportunities in Home Land, Mrs. Cutler.
 Our Obligations to the Children, Mrs. R. H. M. Mills.
 Duet, Miss Boyette and Miss Reeves Membership Crusade, Mrs. Strange. What Will We Do With It? Mrs. s. M. Luton.
 Conservation Service and Benedic- tion.
 After the program the ladies of the HaWley church entertained the visiting ladies with elegant refresh ments, served in the Sunday School room.
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spent at Winchester, looking over his crop.
 Mrs. Frances Turner of Muskogee, Okla., formerly of this city, passed through here yesterday enl route to DeraDott, where she will visit for a short while. MT. Underwood representing the Western Insurance Company, of Tor onto, Can, was i'm the city yesterday mailing on his special agent, Pinch back Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Woffard, who
 have been visiting Mrs Woffard's brother, Ben Ish, in this city, left yesterday for Oklahoma City, where they will make their home. Mrs. N. V. Manville and son left |yesterda; afternoon for Hot Springs to attend the State Fair. Rev. Mant vile will leave Monday to spend few days attending the fair.
 Miss Alma Dewoody leaves Monday for Magnolia and Homer, La.. where she will visit for about two weeks. She will be the guest of Miss Lyle at Magnolia and Miss Ragland at Ho- mer.
 s. c. Treadwell left yesterday af- ternoon for his home at Tishomingo, Okla., after visit with his sisters, Mrs. Lillie Riggin and Mrs. 0. NJ. Philpot and other relatives in the city.
 Mrs. T. Y. Murphy and mother. Mrs A. J. Wilson, of Monticello, leave to. morrow for Hot Springs for a short visit Mrs. Wilson will visit her daughter, Mrs. Murphy, here on her return.
 MT. and Mrs. Burt Wright, of Mt. Pleasant, Texas, arrived here yester- day. MT. Wright will return home shortly. but Mrs. Wright will remain here for some time visiting Mrs. H. Redmond.
 MT. and Mrs. c. w. Butts. of Mos-
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Open House for Christian Church.

Mrs. Ed Russell held open house yesterday afternoon to the members of the Christian church, when she en- tertained with one Of the prettiest socials of the season. The affair was in the nature of a. missionary meeting. The home was in a most attractive mood for the affair. The first room entered by the guests was called the Japan room. Here every thing was done in the quaint styles of Japan, umbrellas and lanterns be- ing profusely used in the decorations. Mrs. Tom Groves and Mrs. J. J. Kientz read papers in this room and little Miss Edith May Patterson sang. The following little girls in Japan costumes served tea: Hazel Parker, Doris Shandy, Vivian Parker, Velma Sibley and Alice Parker. The guests were next invited into the Mexico room. The color motif here was orange and yellow. Miss Nancy Brum- mitt and Mrs. Hoffman read papers and little Miss Elizabeth McCulloch recited. Chili was served by little Misses Geraldine Clark, Sophie Hog enson, Maggie Mcintyre and Eliza beth McCulloch, all wearing costumes of Mexico. The next room in line was done in green and purple and represented India. Mrs. R. M Vance, and Miss Emma O'Donnen read pa pers and Miss Nellie Mcdonald recit- ed. Pineapple was served by the fol- lowing dressed in the oriental cos tune of India: Misses Nettie Parker Nettie Mullikin and Nellie Mcdonald and Billie PeeGbles and Gilbert Basey Following the delightful programs and refreshments Mrs. Russell, who is president of the Christian Women's Board of Missions, gave out the year books for the coming season. Many visited the beautiful home during the reception.
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WOman'S Home Mission Society.

The Woman's Home Mission Socia- ty of Hawley Memorial church will close it's week of prayer this even- ing. The following program has been arranged and will be led by Mrs. w. w. Nelson:
 Anthem. "The Lord is My FounGa- tion.'
 Scripture lesson and prayer, Mrs. Wyatt.
 Song, My Pilot
 Paper, Whither Goest Thou Miss Lucy Gresham.
 Song, Help Somebody
 Reading, "Old Judas Grim,' Harry Nelson.
 Paper, The Obligation to Personal Service,s' Mrs. w. w. Nelson
 Song, Closer to Thee"
 Paper, Knowledge the Keynote Miss Lula Young
 Missionary quiz, lead by Mrs. Van Valkenberg.
 Duet, Does Jesus Care,'' Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Nelson.
 Looking Backward,' a sketch of Hawley Memorials past and what part the w. H. M. S. has had in it, Mrs. Carl Hing.
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John McAlmOnt Chapter.

John McAlmOnt Chapter, D. A. R., held a most interesting session yes- terday afternoon with Mrs J. P. An gell. Mrs. Oliver Galbraith presided. Mrs.. R G Atkinson read an inspiring paper on the Early Days in Ark ansas Another enjoyable paper was read by Mrs. c. H. Bolinger on the subject, Arkansas Women of Let ters.' Miss Martha Angell delight ed the Chapter with a poem, Every Year. by Albert Pike. After the meeting two course luncheon was served. Seventeen members attend ed the meeting.
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Phil Delta Club.

The Phi Delta Club met yesterday afternoon with Miss Jo Hart. The meeting was strictly for business and was given over to the discussion of plans for the coming winter. After the meeting refreshments were serv- ed. Those present were Misses Wer- ner Duncan, Emma Sorrells, Lillie Philpot, Irene Langford, Mildred Gaunt, Emma Monk and Jean and Jo Hart.
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Rebekah Lodge.

Superior Rebekah Lodge No. S5 ne: in regular session last night with a good attendance. After the regular routine business had been disposed Iments on the next regular meeting night October 22 All Odd Fellows and their families are invited to at- tend. It was also decided to ar- range an excellent program for tn, occasion.
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Y0ung Ladies Club.

The Young Ladies Club of the First Methodist church held it's first meet ing of the season yesterday after noon with Mrs. w. A. Taggart, on West Second avenue. The club was reorganized after which a program was rendered. The president, Mrs. A. w. Mills, called the society to or der. Rev. w. C. Davidson opened the meeting with scripture reading and prayer. A brief business session was held and the club discussed a '1ubbage sale" which they will give Saturday, October 29. A note with many good wishes for the club from Mrs. w. T. Young, was read. Mrs. Young formerly ot this city now of Indianapolis, Ind, was the organizer of the club. The following program was rendered:
 Instrumental solo-Mrs. Hugh Jackman.
 Recitation-Miss Ellise Breathwit.
 Vocal solo-Mrs. w. D Ferguson.
 Instrumental solo-Mrs. J. H AL len.
 Little Miss Mittie Collier Steen, of Muskogee, sang two delightful solos. Rev. Davidson also made a splen- did talk to the club. Mrs. Sennett G. Seabrook and Miss Ruth Ruther- ford were elected to membership in the club. Mrs. Taggart made her home very attractive on this occasion with beautiful decorations of roses in the parlor and Black-Eeyed-Susam in the dining room. The guests were: Mrs. J. P. Collier, Miss Elise Breath wit. Mrs. J. H. Allen, Miss Gertrude Peuderg-ass and Miss Gussie Ruth erford. The following club members were present: Mesdames W. c. Day. idson, J. C. Reno, D. I. Mills, H. I Holderness, Hugh Jackman, w D. .1erguson, Sennett seabrook, " A. ,Aaggart. A. W. Mills, H. B. Strange, o. c. Hankison Mercer Sligh. Will: Pendergrass. B. o. King and George W List; Misses Lllie Sanderson' Fannie Cheek, Jessie Whyte, Florence Dewoody, Mary Lindsay, Alma De- wcody and Rev w c. Davidson. Al ter the meeting refreshments in one course were served. Ms. E. 0. King
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! T | : BRIEF MENTION
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 brief business trip
 Will Hart left yesterday afternoon on business trjb~fo Chicago.
 Julius Leitner Neft yesterday for Dumas, on a brief Business trip.
 J s. Altschul leaves this morning for Hot Springs, where he will spend a month.
 c. E. Philpot left yesterday after noon for Little Rock, on brief busi- ness tr,p. Mrs. Brooks Right and Miss Ger trude Right, of Warren, are visiting ill the city. Attorney Wi VI Woodbridge and wife returned last night from a visit to Little Rock. Mrs. R. D. Wiggins has just re- turned from visit with relatives at :Bonham, Texas.
 MT. and Ms. Clarence Collier are the guests of MT. Golfers relatives at Troupe, Texas
 George w. Byington, of Little Rock, arrived last night to spend Sunday Ihere with relatives. Mrs. F. A. Jarvis and daughter, Miss Sallie Jarvis, of Bankhead, were in the city yesterday.
 D. w. Richey left yesterday for Hot Springs, to be gone for several days attending the State Fair.
 Miss. Louise Bridges expects to spend few days at the State Fair next week in Hot Springs. Mrs. w. N. Wiggins, of Dallas, Tex as, is in the city visiting her broth CT, s. c. Alexander, and family.
 Mrs. Louis Cumro is home from To- ledo, Ohio, after attending the fun eral of her father in that city. Mrs. Garland Brewster and little daughter, Pauline, are home from visit with relatives at Stuttgart.
 Mrs. H. G. Daniels son, H. G., Jr.. lAft yesterday afternoon for Little Rock, to be the guest of relatives for two weeks. e%'
 Jordan Monk, tlA young son of MT. and Mrs, J. W. dpk. has gone to Conway, whssssh Re is attending Hen- drix college.
 Mrs. w. A. Lee and MT. and Mrs. T. H. Collier returned yesterday af- ternoon from a three months visit in Denver, Colo.
 Mrs Joe H. Hattie has gone to Hot Springs. where she is spending few weeks. She will remain until after the State Fair.
 Mrs. Stella Hoffman, of Memphis, has arrived here and is the guest of Mrs. s. D. Phillips, at No. 116 West Sixth avenue.
 Louis Rucks, travelling salesman for the Fox-Harris Machine and Supply Company, has returned from a weeks visit to relatives at Camden.
 MT. and Mrs. w. P Mccoy, of Les lie, Ark, are in the city the guests of MT. McCoy's sister. Miss Kate Me- Coy, No. 51o East Second avenue.
 J. c. Taylor, who recently return ed from delightful vacation in Kel- lucky, is just home from several days
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GREAT CROWDS
 VISIT GRAND LEADER

All the latest styles in Millinery and Dress Goods brought many buy CTS to the Grand Leader this week. MT. McEWem states that the last week broke all records. He offers some attractive bargains in today's Graphic. READ THEM,
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Miss EilbOtt's Pupils.

| Miss Gladys Eilbott entertained her music pupils with a concert and re- ception at the residence of her par ents on South Linden street. The af- fair was most enjoyable and largely attended.
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A.. W. L..

The American Woman S League has had another goe1 feature added to it for the benefit of members. The regular coUlse of the Chautauqua Reading Circle costs each member $7.6O year. The same can now be had in connection with the League for $o, and count towards your men- bership for that amount. Many uth- e" chapters are forming the circles, and all who wish to join may do so Ay speaking to some member of the League. The League stands for CO., operation and mutual helpfulness. Join us now and see ho1. much we can help you and you help us.-Mrs. F. M. Culver.
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High School Alumni.

A meeting of the High School Alumni Association has been called for Monday night at o'clock in the High School Auditorium. President Will B. Alexander and the secretary, Miss Ruby Gibson will preside. The object of the meeting will be to out line plans for work during the con- ing winter. The Alumni was organ- ized last Spring. It has a large number of members and much is ex- pected from the band of old students this winter. All members of the Alumni and all old students claiming the High School as their alma mater are urged to attend this meeting.
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HIGHER
 REMAINS QUIET

New York, Oct. s.-The market opA- ened upon higher Liverpool cables this morning and remained quiet dur ing the day. The close was strongSS spot sales none.
 Latham. Alexander & Co.,