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The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14

before Offering his gift at the altar:
Out many men find it difficult and
lome even impossible to carry ont this
clear injunction of the Master.
Evidently John d. Rockefeller was
one OF those who found the task of re-
ejaculation 4 hard one. For years
lie and his brother, Frank Rockefeller.
I'D not speak, and an enmity, deep
md bitter, was entertained by the lat
ter against the oil king. Frank claims
that John d. wronged him and he
aad registered a VOW not to speak to
him until that wrong was rectiaed.
Just what the specific injury was is
not publicly known, but it kept the
brothers apart until recently. when
Frank and John D. met, buried the
Ratchet, and exchanged the brotherly
kiss. Just as it is not known what
Franks specific grievance was, so 1t
Is not known what were the terms of
reconciliation. But they must have
been satisfactory to Frank; and now
John DIS Sunday school in Cleveland
may expect to hear a discourse in due
time upon the beauty of brotherly
love.
Frank Rockefeller is little known
to the public, and is of such paltry
concern to the biographer that his
name is not eve mentioned in Who's
Who. He was at one time interested
In ore mines in the Lake Superior re.
gion and was associated with James
Corrigan, a former business ally OF
John d. Rockefeller. But in the panic
Of 1898 Frank and C%orrigan went I'm.
der, and the power that submerged
them was exerted by John d. Pos
sibly, that may have been the griev
ance of which Frank complained. Any
how, the grievance is now removed
and the brothers are as happy a!
school boys. This ought to be +;
good time to strike John D. for a loan
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14

every feature which does not tend to
beautify a human co~untenance. But
If one enters into a chance converse
ton with an Oklahoman and men,
ions Indian ugliness he will soon be
told that in Oklahoma they have In
dian beauty, and if need be the west
erner viii cite well-known examples.
One of the best-known types of In
dian beauty is Miss Bula Benton Ed
mopdson, principal OF the public
schools at T~ahlequah, Okla. Miss Ed
mondson is a rare combination OF
classic beauty, grace and surprising
accomplishments. Her picture adorned
the walls of the Oregon building at
he AIaska-Yukon-PaCific exposition
and for months It was the center OF
marked attention from thousands OF
VISITORS who found in the classic fea-
lures a study which aroused the keen
est interest. Talented, beautiful, hold
ing the highest position which the citi-
IONS Of her community a give her
oklahoma points with pride to her
nrotege whose lineage is linked with
The Cberokees. as the highest type OF
indian civilization and beauty In the
world.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14
Harvester Saved Money.

Six thousand dollars saved, is the
estimate made by L. p. Watson Of Pen
dleton with his up-to-date harvesting
apparatus. Mr.. Watson farms 1,4OO
acres, and this year threshed $4,000
bushels of wheat. His machine was
pulled by the gasoline caterpillar type
Of engine.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14
PHILANTHR0PIC DONOR OF
THE NOBEL PRIZE FUND

WHEN Alfred
w Bernard No
bel died in San
Reno, Italy, some
years ago, he left
a substantial fund
which ~instigates
our great scient-
lists, authors and
statesmen to their
mightiest endeav-
ors a great deal
more than the
mere plaudits of
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14
ROCKEFELLER AND HIS
RELATIVE HAVE MADE UP

John D. ROOKIE
y Teller has wou
a victory over him
self greater per-
haps than any he
has won over his
b us 1 e S 5 rivals.
The New Tesla
ment tells us that
a person who has
aught against his
brother should
first be ~reconciled
TO that brother
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14
CAPT. SCOTT, BROTHER
OF LAKE COMO VICTIM

LIS determined
IL efforts to
bring to justice
the Lake Como
murderer has kept
Capt. H. H. Scott
more or less In
the foreground of
late. 1t was his
sister, Mrs. Mary
S scott Charlton,
who was slain by
her husband, Por-
ter Charlton, in
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14
responsibility.

Friend-Haven't you named the baby
proud Nother-No; we must be very
o,refpI IN give him a nice one, because
tbere will be so many named after him
when he IS president.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14

In Duluth, Mimi, an ordinance has
been passed requiring bakers to use
white gloves when handling bread dur
ing delivery.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14
MISS BULA EDM0NDS0N,
TYPE OF INDIAN BEAUTY

VIZ H E n o g
w thinks of In
dian beauty. es-
pecially after a
visit to a wild
west show, his
n of the aes-
thetic is horribly
shocked great
CUFF men, broad
nosed, ugly-fea-
tured and homely
appearing wom-
en-, p"ossessors of
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14
Open.

M life" he boasted, rs an open
book"
yes" replied one Of the men to
whom he owed money, "an open 40
count book"
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14

"They say that a mummy just ar
rived in New York is that Of the cook
of Rameses H.
"That so9 Well, somebody had the
secret of keeping a cook" and the
suburbanite sighed wistfully.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14

"That s a beautiful girl you have in
your %store,'' said the man %acquaint-
ance. GIVE seen her in the window
several days as l passed"
''She ism t an employee" the MILL
ner answered YEARLY. ''She s a woman
trying to decide on a new hat.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. II
cures painful, swollen, smarting. sweating feet
Makes new shoes easy. Sold by all druggists
md shoe stores. Don't accept any substitute
Sample FREE Address A. s. Olmsted
10 Roy, N. Y.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14

The new clerk at the drug store re-
turned the prescription to the old Gus
toner with a request that he wait till
the boss returned.
"'But why ean't you fill it out7''
81 could if you was a stranger, but
l ain t to fill 'em for folks that lives
about here. Success.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14
worth Its weight in Gold.

It's PETTIT'S EYE SALVE, strength
ems eyes of the cid, tonic for eye strain,
weak and watery eyes. All druggists
or Howard Bros, Buffalo, n. y.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14

Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothin.
Syrup the best remedy 20 use for their chill
dren during the teething period.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14

Some fear they have nc piety unles
It is in a pathological condition.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14

Perhaps the golden rule means a cubic
deal as well as a square one.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14

The way the embroidered and plain
linen is combined here is very good style.
There is a certain dash to it that's due
partly to the plain little banding Of a
contrasting shade.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14

Doing is the only path to becOming
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-14

Mains, the Nebraska food commits
sioner, has warned the National Biscuit
company that it must observe the net
weight package law of that state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-19
One O'Clock Luncheon.

Mrs. Robert Trimble entertained yesterday afternoon complimentary to the Silk Stocking Club with a beau tifully appointed 1 o'clock luncheon and a bridge party at her country home near the city. The extreme comfort of the beautiful home and the charming presence of the hostess assisted by her mother, Mrs. E. A. Peck, made the afternoon one of great enjoyment The beaut full country place was elaborately gar- nished with green branches from the holly and many white chrysanthe- mums, showing in every detail the exquisite taste of the hostess in car rying out the green and white color motif The bridge games were in- teresting and ended with Mrs J. B. Speers capturing the club prize, a pair of silk stockings, and Mrs c s Williamson, of Hot Springs winning the guests prize handsome table cover of hand drawn linen The party following so closely after the announcement of the Taggart- Greg ory nuptials, the hostess presented M ss Aylmer Taggart. the popular bride-elect with large bouquet of hrysanthemums. After this all guests drank to the health of the young bride to be. The luncheon was one of the most beautiful fea- lures of the affair It was perfectly prepared and faultless1y served in two courses. In keeping with the coun- try details, the luncheon was served in country style. A delicious wild turkey was served. Among those present were Mesdames J. B Speers. R T Louthan, w F Hut, John Book hart w A. Taggart w. H Langford Charles H Triplett, Veo Alexander c. H Collier c E Philpot, c William son, of Hot Springs; Robert Trim ble, and B A. Peck; Misses Eunice Sullivan Aylmer Taggart, Henrietta Taylor Eleanor Nunn and Lutie Alex ander.
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Woman's Mission Socity.

The w. F. M s of the Lakeside Methodist church will observe it's an- 11ual week of prayer beginning Nov ember 21 and continuing througho the week with the exception of Thurs day Each meeting will be held at tl1e church.
 Leader Mrs. Mead. Topic, Look ing outward the field is the world
 Tuesday
 Leader, Mrs. Watkins, Topic, The kings bushes requireth haste
 Wednesday.
 Leader, Mrs. Reeves Topic, Look ing Upward
 Thanksgiving Service. Fr 'day-Leader, Mrs. Roberts, Top fc Looking Forward How to in- terest the individual in missions Saturday-Leader, Mrs. Tankersley Topic, Money and the Kingdom Everyone is cordially invited and urged to attend the meetings.
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Inyincible Society.

The Invincible Liteary Society had it's weekly meeting in the Mathema- tics room Friday The program was as follows:
 Declamation-Wm. Roe Brewster. Debate: Resolved, That women should be given the right of suffrage. Afirmative-Hartel Toney, Read Flet- cher (absenD and Will Steck. Mega tive---Grant Hogg, Dewoody Lyle and Billy Peebles.
 Essay-Colliet Lee.
 The debate was very spirited and the decision was awarded the nega- tive The election of officers for the ensuing term took place, with the following results:
 President-Walter Pope.
 Vice-President-Frank Triplett. Secretary-Collier Lee.
 Critic-June Coles
 Reporters
 Commercial-Gord Freeman. Graphic-Geo. Holderness. The society then adjourned to meet again in two weeks
 s GEORGE HOIJDERNESS
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noor in Becky Sharp at the Elks Tbeater. She will give buffet SUD- ne- At the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Sebastian Geisreiter, after the performance. The party will in- c1ude Miss Henrietta Taylor and San- ders Caldwell, Miss Marguerite Lud- low Winston, N. e., and Sterling Barrow Miss Annie Martin and Dick Knox. Miss Caroline Caldwell and Will Jacobs, Miss Mary Geisreiter and Jun'us Jordan.
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CTITT E $3OOO Suit for $lS75 OOl M AII THE HUR 119 West Second Ave-

the plaudits of their admiring friends and supporters
 You want to be winner. To be one you must make today. the last day of the contest, count votes and subscriptions as never before. Today will be yesterday tomorrow. and the votes will be of no use to you then Today is the day that you want them
 You have worked during the con. test-do not be 2 quitter now; show your friends That have supported
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. | ' . z = t . . . . . . . . ' >$ + ' | . : & ' : BRIEF MENTION 5 q ! | ! : +$ *+ j.
 2 + | | | ' < ! . . ! | : : | |
Mike Tout, is visiting friends in the

Mike Tout, is visiting friends in the city
 1 Judge G. T Joslyn, of Little Rock, was in the city yesterday L. B. Brackin has returned from a business trip to Little Rock J. B. Avery left ,yesterday morning for Dumas on business trip. NJ and Mrs. T. F Mitchell of Sher= Till, were in the city yesterday pr. J. P. Ferguson, of Sweden, was business wis; tor in the city yester- day.
 V Holmes, of Stuttgart arrived in the city yesterday afternon for a 1 brief visit
 Judge and Mrs W. T. Woodbridge are home from St. Lohis, where they spent several days Carol Renfrow, of Rison, was in the city yesterday the guest of his sister, Mrs. Hugh Jackman. Mrs W. L. Carr has returned from
  guest of friends for week.
 D. I. Mills, who recently attended meeting of the Masonic Grand lodge in Little Rock has returned home.
 H l. Stoddart and family, of Stutt- gart, are spending a few days in the city. They are guests at the Arlington Hotel.
 F. l.. Young claim agent or the Iron Mountain railroad, was in the city yesterday en route to Little Rock from a trip south. Charles A. Crane, of Indianapolis, Ind is spending a short while he4t look ng over the real estate and farm lands in this section. E R Futile, of the Union Pacific Line, was in the city yesterday look in gafter business with the Buffalo B Il Wild West Show R. A. Pickens returned to his home at Walnut Lake' yesterday afternoon, after a brief visit here with his daughter, Mrs. A. w. Mills. K D.. Mobley and wife, of Gold man spent yesterday in the city at tending the wild west show They were registered at the Arlington Judge A. B. Grace is home from Little Rock, where he attended the session of the Masonic Grand Lodge. Judge Grace is a past grand mas ter.
 James McJunkin of Pittsburg, Pa, was "a recent visitor in the city. He is an oil we'll man and spent a short while looking over the situation at Faith, Ark, near here.
 Mrs. Emma V. Collier and little granddaughter, Mittie Nils 5, = v II leave today for Muskogee, Okla homa where they will be the guests of relatives this winter. Joe A. Parker, of Parma Mo. was recent business visitor in the city He accompanied by Charles A Crane of the same city, were looking after real estate prospects here.
 w c Jacobs, who for number Of years has been connected with the Sawyer and Austin Lumber Company, expects to leave soon for his home in Madison, Wis, where he will reside in future.
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Six O'Clock Luncheon.

Mir and Mrs. A D Foster, enter tained a few friends informally Thursday evening at their home on South Cherry street, with SIX o'clock ,lq1ncheon, complimentary to Herbert Willison, the popular ballad ist with the Al G Field Greater M h. strels. who is an old friend of MT. and Mrs Foster. An elaborate menu was served to the following: MT Will lison, MT and Mrs. B Speersn Mrs J P Jordan and Dan Rutledge
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Pi Psi Club

The Pi Psi Club met yesterday af- ternoon at the High School, in the regular weekly meeting. The follow ing burlesque program was rendered : P.ano solo-Miss Lucille Tucker. Vocal duet-Miss Edith Wool dridge and Allie Banks.
 Jews harp solo-.Miss Evan Goree Pi Psi Chorus.
 Cakewalk-Niss Gertrude Murphy. Lecture-Miss Mary Davidson.
 Irregular debate, Resolved, That the Dishrag Could More Easily Be Thrown Away Than the Brocm''
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Surprise Party.

Mf. and Mrs. A H Gresham enter ta ned q few of their friends Thurs day evening, when the young people gave theil son, Roy Gresham, a neat surprise party. Interesting games were played after which refreshments were served. Those present were Mesdams A. H. Grsham and M. H. Ward Misses Anna Green. Kathleen and Minnie Hamilton, and Lucy Gres- ham, Messrs A. H. Gresham, M. II Ward, Guy Goodman. Lowe Reap, Voy Gresham and Sim Goodman.
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Married Ladies Club.

Mrs. J. K McBurnett was hostess for the Young Married Ladies' Club Thursday afternoon. The afternoon Was delightfully."- passed with musical selections, both vocal and instrument tai, interspersed with readings. Re treatments were served. Among thosep resent were Mesdames Harry Daniels, S. D. Wilhoit J. Walters w Il Reynolds, F. c. King, Clyde CcR- ell, P. H. Bradford, Will Anderson and w. l.. Barton.
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LAY DlAn AND MAKE SURE TuAr - ,n mlL' BE IN THE BAIAoT sdAs AAs THE FINAL COUNT fSsx AT
 THE VOUuNf,

" T,,[a ,nl' BE IN THE BALLOT ls,,as ra.s HE FINAL COUNT. sA Ar
 ,r THE VOTING CONTEST. Ahe question has arisen in ssv. instances concerning the anu managemet Of the Free y..ss cohtes' of the Graphic. If ,v Su''ea that all who are striving for honors would like to know somet,;na aDont the contest relative to the man agcment.
 The contest is being conducted hv N'Ssfs o'Dell and D xon of, sacre- hento, Cal, who are thoroughly ev- perienccd in this special line of news paper work and have made ii their business for several years giving it careful thought and consideration 4 hcs have carried through to sac y. -sTUl conclusions a great many con- ! t"sts Gil The Pacifc coast and in tho 1 Hiddle mest in the past few years. among the big citics being. San Jose. ! $ cfamcnto, Sun Francisco. s4oczton i I}HL Diego. Rcdo. G9ldfieid. salt lake Prove, Ct@ounn. La.aMer PepG)ef9n and HoIf3rd af 0FcqeF. 54a Eaau- #eHI. Iesae This f2 tdc third ean- t'a in tB's state th's year. 1ac managers of tbe contest wisb fo ag- sure all the contestants who are en- afi fae these prizes . fair aqaare and impartial deal, having pe inter e't i'll the contestants ether lhan to carry the contest through on strict
 ly conservative business like meth- ods, and that every ballot will be counted as cast by a comm ttee oi
 prominent business men, who will
 have full charge of the final counting
 and tahulating cf the vote. It is
 felt due the contestants and the pub
 fc to make this statement since SC
 many inquiries have been made con-
 cerning the above.
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Masque Social.

The members of Lentz hoose -,o' Il D. of H. will give a Masque oo- {Nial Monday evening, November 2i' at Redmen's Hall Sixth avenue anu Main street. A great time IS ahtl- c;oated l2 the ladies. A fine program has. been arranged and after this 5 over refreshments will be served Ill the dining room All attendants are urped +o come masked A slight ad- mission will be charged.
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Sorosis Literary Society.

The Sorosis Literary Society held an interesting meeting yesterday af- ternoon at the High School. The following was the program rendered: :: Reading-Miss Dell LeLaurin.
 Music-M ss Frances Cross.
 Reading-Miss Bettie Sallee.
 Vocal .solo-Miss Elizabeth Collins. Jokes--ezA1iss Lillian Philpot.
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Judge and Ms. M. A austin and children, Richard aud Jack, leave to- night for Daytona Beech Florida, where they wiI spend the entire win ter They will be there during the season which lasts until May.
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THIS MAN JUST
 WOULD WHIP WIFE

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 1S.-Mrs. Dent broke out of the house of cor rection today so he could give his wife a beating She testified against him, he gave her the beating and then returned to the institution.
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Philamatheon Society.

The Philsmatheon Debating Society met in regular seesien yesterday af- ternoon at the High School. An election of officers was held which resulted as follows: John Toney. president; Grove Shepherd, vice president; Clarence Knox, secretary; Wylie Barrow treasurer, and Ernest Whitelaw critic. The program con- nittee appointed included the fol- lowing: Grover Shepherd. ]. w Ad- ams and John Holman. After the business session an excellent debate was rendered. The subject: Resoly- ed that the stage is beneficial to man. Kind was argued closely by both s'oes. but at the end the judges re- turned decision in favor of the af- firmative The affirmative side was argued by Wylie Barrow, Leslie Me. intyre. Guy Stewart and John Ton. ey The negative debaters were Al. bert Madding, Clarence Knox Ernest Whitelaw and Fay McGaughy.
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SOCIETY
S+$ . +$$+++ | + | : : ; + -
iOung Ladies' Club.

The Young Ladies Club of 'ne First Methodist church VIII Aneo' this afternoon with Mrs. H. D' Strange. At this meeting plans TOT a Christmas bazaar to be given oh December 7, will be perfectea'
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THE LAST CHARGE SOUNDED
 THE END IS NOW AT HAND

more than ever recorded in an Arkansas contest We cant gve you ia line but you watch the ftnal an- nounccment and note the correctness of the estimate VOTES TO BE COUNTED TONIGHT In order to award the prizes as soon as possible after the close to- night the final count will start at once and all the contestants and theil friends are invited to be pres cnt which VII begin as soon as the last subscription has been turned i'll after 9 o'clock. The judges have been selected and are ready for their part of the contest. The judges are:
 Mir. r. Fox, Pres Fox Bros. Hard ware Co.
 Mr. o. F. Tedstrom, Pres. Tedstrom Furniture Co
 MT. Harry Olcott, real estate and broker.
 MT. Tom Green, with Ark. Cot ton Oil Co
 H. c. LaRue, yardmaster Cotton Belt R. R.
 KONTEST KOMMENT.
 II is hard proposition to pick the winners and the finish will be very close
 q, reH gallants. This is the last t. ; of the contest and your last Aance to show your sweetheart, who $ in the race, to win. that you are of the material that will not see her defeated in the long run.
 Nip and tuck the contestants are coming down the home stretch to
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The largest and best assortment ,f heating stoves, and Base Burners n the city. We will both lose rnoHl-
 if you fail to see them fsfore buy. ,ng. Fox Brothers Hardware Ce.
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Box Party Tonight.

HISS Mary Geisre.ter will entertain With a box party this evening when Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske :. +o an
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Sp.0 ~&T, Cry
 FOR flETcHER'S C. A . TT c RIA. i i | ' 1F2sAPHTC IS THANKED " PXTHIAN KNIGHTS

.e Daily Graphic.
 Pne Bluff, Ark. Geruemen:-On behqlf of Imperial let Lodge No. 6. K. of P. wish n extend to you our thanks for the =indness shown us in publishing no- ice of our memorial exercises can assure you that your kind. ss Niil be long remembered by usr Wishing you much success, am, Yours very truly
 J. P. JORDAN
 A K Of R and s
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you to date that you are of the cali bre that makes a WINNER.
 HAVE ALL YOUR YELLOW GER TIFICATES IN THE BALLOT BOX BEFORE 9 O'CLOCK FOR lN YOU DO NOT DEPOSIT THEM BY THIS TIME THEY WILL NOT BE COUNT FAD COME IN ANYTIME TO-
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Hurry and Get Ready to Garry Off the Big
 Honors. FINAL COUNT TONIGHT Heavy Vote Yesterday Forecasts aR Enormous Vote to Be Cast
 Today.
+ <. + <. * 4. + # + + LEADERS IN THE
 GRAPHIC CON | IEiiSS33.

District No. 1. a' Miss Maggie Stephens,
 * Miss Lola Walters, * Mrs. Ruth Harrell Spencer, + District No. 2. * Geo. w. Lovejoy,
 + Miss Stella Matz,
 i' Miss May LeLaurin, < District No. 8. < Miss Mary Tague, s' Mrs. A. J. Gray, + Miss Pearl Smith,
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". R. Stich, general secretary oI the lccal Y. M c. A, let yesterday for Decatur, H., where he will re- I ain unt'l h's health changes for the better or worse Mr. Stich has tcen quite sick for some time