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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-15
Plan to Study the Crow.

7 The Mutual Farmers Club of Frederick
county is to assist the Agricultural De-
partment at Washington in ascertaining
the status of the crow-whether that bird
is of benefit or not to the farmer. At
the clubs last meeting Lewis Pidgeon
reported that the department had in
formed him that bulletin was being
prepared, and that the assistance of local
farmers was wanted to the extent OF
sending the stomachs Of crows to the
experts in Washington for examination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28
HANDS WOULD
BURN LIKE FIRE
Could Lay Pin in Cracks. -Four Long
Years o Eczema. Only Reliefin
Scratching, Used One Set
Of Cuticura Remedies.
Hands Entirely Well.

II ran truthfullv cav Cuticiira neme-
dies have cured mr - four long vrrrr
~ eozema About four vear- ago
noticed some little plmples comfrE ON
ny little finger. and not giving BE- any
attention. % foo1 hcoamr w1re and
fpread al over nv hrldH. u would
have them in voter Tor q long tme.
the would burn like Orc nri large
fraCHg would como. 1 could lav a Din
could think -. cent 10 fhrne difrrrrf
doctors. but oil did mo ~ rood. The
only relief I Eot was ~s~fafshIrg
50 after h~arrg 90 murh about fhn
w0rd~nul tItru~a HrmoIiee rHr
chas-d one compbafe 80. and otter Usnr
fhem thrco DAYS my hands urrr mu.l
tctter. Today ny hands ar snfraiv
vol. n 90 fsInf oil lrrf amfI
MF4 Etta sarl~r. o. p o.. 1. anrra
Lake. Mich. Sept 60. f.fr.
No strunT~r evidence finn fnr r.rIf
he gwen = fhr sIr~r rrf ECONOMY q
The Cutir1ra haued.nr .n toe re .nfrI
- tonurrr oIefFIrrE f.mnra ri o.
rsr. A rsr~ hYt hafI eth IHfH.ra
Soap ard r gentle sfH M
rura Ointment ore .fru aT f.
arord H~rrnrifsfr r- rf OBJ ma
tr~irg Cal~ ari permit rrf a1I
Olrfm~nf are equally fFatr- w
rrrFrE rlf frIrr nrr faru 1--WE IHa
t.f fra'n. bar aHI col
HIffourh HH . HI
"ra Or m.nf Hra
.~hrrlFH1uf 60 uaf an.
~ 81 HTr fr" . nf
ra u 20 "a - .r
~ ffrr UrEA Iru llr n-f
az. bosfon. has-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28
Entertained az EIks.

A. the Elks club Wednesday even.
Ing Miss Margaret Hervcy entertained
with her holiday dance. which proved
20 b. OF the most enjoyable az
fairs Of the Christmas season. A large
number Of the students who are AZ.
tending the schools and colleges
throughout the country were present.
besides those from Wheeling's leading
younger society set The hall was ap.
propriately decorated In Yuletide col
ore. green and red. the scheme being
carried out with palms. smilax and
potted plants. The lights were rom
cealed In rod tint in clusters of green
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28
Enoaoemert Announced

At an elaborate banquet held on the
second floor dining room OF the Fort
Henry Dairy Lunch Room on Main
street on Christmas day. the engage
ment Of Mr.. Peter 6. CaraVasios and
Miss Louise Heddleson was formally
announced. followed by the congratu-
lations Of the large number " guests
present. The wedding will take place
the latter part OF January. Mr.. Cara
vasios, as Is known. founded the Bijou
and Fort Henry dairy lunch rooms.
and aside from these enterprises he
has also become identified with a
number OF other businesses since be
coming a resident OF Wheeling about
nine years age Hc also put on the
"All Nations" Marathon race on the
State Fair Grounds in September.
1909. and his many friends will now
congratulate him on winning in a
far important contest the hand
some Soung woman who has been
faithfully identified with the Carava-
sios dairy lunch enterprises In the
capacity Of cashier for some time
past Miss Heddleson's former home
was IN Canton. O.. and she came TO
this city about six years ago.
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Entertained Guests.

Mrs. J. \. Bloch and Mrs ~. c.
Wallet very pleasantly entertained
their guests. Mrs. George Couch, ~
Charleston. and Miss Mary McHenry.
of Cumberland. Md. with a dancing
party at the Fort Henry club last
evening. The parlors OF the club
house were dainty trimmed with
holly and other Christmas
palms and ferns beng used in the
spacious ball room More than one
hundred guests enjoyed the hosDita.-
ity OF Mesdames Bloch and Hazlett.
dancing until a late hour 10 the beau
tiful strains OF music from the full
Naught orchestra of Washington. Pa.
Shortly after II o'clock an elabor-
ate luncheon was served by Mr..
George Phillips. the genial OF
the club. who presented each OF the
guests with dainty fayOrs appropriate
To b season. II was by far the most
noteworthy event NJ the popular club
during the Christmas holidays. and
much credit Is luz the management
for the excellent facilities. for which
10 is noted on al occasion Of this kind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28
NEWS BRIEFS
Little ftems T3id In Q
Fs~ llrsa

Another adult Bible class was
chartered yesterday afternoon by tae
West Virginia sunday school associa
ton. being a mixed class OF 10 mem
bers In the Methodist Protestant Snu-
day school al Watson.
Application has been made for a
license for the new government pa
troll boat Mamma. Which was recently
launched al Louisville so that she
can be- brought into the upper river.
The boat 10 a gasoline launch. a. feet
in length by : feet beam. driven by
a 50 horse power motor and guaran-
teed TO make IL mile san hour under
full head.
An application for citizenship vas
filed with L. :. Commissioner BOYD
yesterday afternoon by Branislaw XII
mazeVski. a native OF Poland. The
applicant now resides al 43e4 Alley X.
in this city. and is employed as a bar
tender. lie came 10 n country In
1900.
Only routine business received
the attention OF the board OF commits
sioners al the meeting held Yesterday
morning. the time being taken up IN
auditing bills and allowing estimates
on road improvements.
Secretary ROY Benton Naylor. OF
the board OF trade. was notified yes
terday that he had been elected an
honorary member Of the American
chamber OF commerce Of Paris.
France.
The annual meeting of IN board
OF trade will be held at the assembly
rooms on the third Friday In January
Officers for the ensuing year will be
elected at this meeting.
On Friday evening President g.
W. Greig. Secretary William SchWert-
ferger OF the Wheeling Business Mems
association. will go TO Wellsburg TO
deliter talks before "A mass meeting
OF the business men of Brooke county.
John Adams. 4 resident Of Rel
laire. slipped and. fell at the corner
Of Main and Sixteenth streets yester-
day afternoon about 40 O'Clock. In
falling he struck his knee on the
curb. severely cutting IL. lie was re-
moved 10 the City hospital where his
injury was dressed and he will be
able 10 be out within a day or 50.
Orders have been issued by the
chief Of police 10 Conhscate an air
guns and rifles found in the hands or
bows and take them TO headquarters.
Numerous complaints have been re-
ceived BY the police in regard 10 boys
shooting birds on the streets. and ~
is feared that some person may be in
jured
Tho plank bridge erected across
the slip on the National road was
opened for traffic Yesterday. Auto
moOilists and teamsfers who have
been compelled to use McColloch
street since the slip will he greatly
convenienced by the opening of the
roadway.
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About People
Movements OF individuals 20 ans
From the City

Miss Stella Blatz and Mrs. w. NJ.
Landlord. of Marietta. are in the city
Tor a few days, the guests OF friends.
Mrs. Oscar Sherhart will leave this
evening for her home in East Liver.
pool after visiting friends in the city
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. ". Bailey will leave
AT noon today Tor their home in Mari.
eta. Ohio. after being guests at the
home of their son and wife in Love.
lam for the past week.
II. II. Cooper has returned to his
home after "A short visit with Post.
master a. +. Mcdonald and family
at Chester.
Miss Katherine HandIey is the
guest of Miss Margaret Dougan al
her home In Parkersburg.
Joseph Ilandlan will return TO the
city this evening from a short busl-
ness visit to Petersburg.
Maurice Sugerman Is spending the
week at Sistersyille visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Mary Rodgers. who has beon
visiting her mother. Mrs. :. -. Work.
At Sistersville for the past several
DAYS. returned to this city Tuesday.
j. 7. Throckmorton. Of Hundred.
was in the city yesterday calling on
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ORDERED SALE
Judge NerssY Grants Permission %
Receiver o. Wells a winuer'sr
Store 20 Sell

Nn order of Judge ief.ef .H part
N Circuit court. vac entered .r.f..
Day ar'hurzIrf N % rneou f.
I 'H" property 0f fHf Wells q pIu.
lrf'fr 'nmfarV tolunf4r. tanfruD..
DO Ha.r r' fY ~ ds.r..o n off fH.
."'.'r nr rlf fIs .a
m mIfr H retail lr io .Ia
|.r
.r.r ll.n. WaH. a. Win
r'r sr..' rH'.r.I in ...
an0f r.nr'h all rn f..
ff fr. mruH- rf
Do .. a na rl."f.f.nItrfs Ir
. trm. riu fr.
rrr 0 .f D. h%arfrupf T.e ts .f
."rr r,...I fl.
a%rr1rl.ns Pool thr s.lef
a.L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28

With the view 10 educating the
young women OF the CITY 10 the need
OF a college education and 10 arouse
their interest in higher learning. the
Collegiate Alumnae Association YES.
terday held open house at the Tniver.
SHY club rooms to under graduate
girls and to The girls Of the senior
class Of the local High school
The affair was planned for the pur.
pose u allowing the young women in
the city who are Just al the age when
they must decide whether or hot they
will continue their education In col.
lege. 20 nee the women who have al.
ready completed "a university course
and o young women home for the
holidays who are now attendants at
the higher institutions OF learning.
During the course OF the afternoon
about one hundred and fifty Young
women were greeted by the reception
committee. In the number were in
cluded AT least fifty different institu.
tons OF learning. colleges from all
parts OF the country. both womers
and coed schools. The major number
Of ihe quests were young women
home for the holidays.
In keeping with the season and the
nature of the afair. thu decorations
we're very beautiful. The holiday col
ors were everywhere in evidence. hol-
". smilax and mistletoe being in pro-
fusion throughout the club rooms.
The beautiful effect was greatly en-
bellished by the multitude OF college
p%ennants. representing nearly every
college and many secondary schools
throughout the country. loaned for
the occasion by the young ladies' and
hung about the walls.
In the dining room the scheme OF
decorations was more elaborate than
in the other rooms. the table from
which the buffet luncheon was served
being set with the daintiest OF linens.
cut glass. silver and china. and en-
bellished with French baskets and
p~oinsettas. Here Mrs. Gustave Asch-
mar and Mrs. Julian Hearne presided.
serving tea. cakes. hon bons and nuts
throughout the afternoon.
A pleasing feature OF the program
were tho vocal solos by Mrs. Flora
Williams. Miss Eunice Graham and
Mrs. James Hanley. Mrs. Edward St'-
fel presided at the piano. as accomra-
mist. Other music was furnished by
the Summers orchestra.
In the receiving line were Miss
Eleanor Hugus. Mrs. Kimberland.
Mrs. {. W. Franzheim. Miss Eta Rob.
erts. DIR. Harriet b. Jones. Mrs. Dent
Taylor. Mrs. T.. q. Cummins and Mrs.
A L. Wilson.
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christmas Entertairmen,.

\ pretty Christmas entertainment
was That given last evening in the lee.
ture room of the First United Presby.
terrain church by the Sunday school
The program Of the evening consist.
Cd Of recitatiOns ana songs by chill.
dren Of the school. and dainty refresh.
Wents were served The entertain
mcnt was under the direction Of 81.
pe~rint"ndent Smith OF the Sunday
sshOri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28

The members OF the Island Sew ing
club wer" ENTERTAINED az th" home of
Mrs Oryillc Moore. ar South Penn
street. Tuesday evening SEWING was
Tho diversion Of tu" afternoon and re
frcshmeufs we're served Present
ere Airs Chester Johnson. Miss
Myra Faruoy. bertha COrreli. Boss
Nichols. MINI stewart and Nrs or.
vile Moore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28

Referee J. W. Cummins concerning a
bankruptcy matter.
nee Costello. - cfer Kin the o.
nee of the federal engineers. returned
yesterday from Charleston. where he
spent Christmas the guest OF his pa
rents.
After visiting his parents at Wash
ington over n Christmas vacation.
Clerk +. VI. HOosier OF the local gov
eminent engineers office. returned 10
work yesterday.
Clerk OF the Board of Commission
ers Oldham returned last night from
Chicago. where he spent Christmas at
the home Of his parents -in-law. DIT.
and Mrs. Epstine. Mrs. Oldham and
little son. Malcolm. will remain in Chi
ago for an extended visit.
Mr Henry Shelf. who a been in
the city for the past two weeks clos
ing out the balance OF Shelf Bros
stock. LETT yesterday for G~reenmont.
his country home at Parkersburg.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ~. Colvig and Mr..
VI TrlXell hav returned from Pitts
burgh after a brief visit.
John COlvig will leave today for
New Martinsville for n weeks visit.
Architect Chas. H. McCariy vas in
Washington. Pa. yesterday. on bust
ness.
r. T. B%ursner. OF Washington. Pa.
was in d city yesterday.
=. L. Williams. OF Columbus. well
known contractor. Is = business visitor
In the CITY. lie is installing the fix
lures In tho new Sherrard school
Miss Francis Kenny returned 20 her
home o. MOrEantown last evening.
after spending evera DAYS with
friends on the island
John Saltseivcr- former correspond.
ent on the lntclllgeuccr. be- in a crit.
ical condition at a sanifsrIu m near
Ashville. y. g. lie is suffering with
tuberculosis
Frew Hall is The guest OF Kent o.
Hall at New MartinsyIIlo
j ? Beatty. % Warrington. vas 20
business visitor Boo the CRY ye-ferfar
Mrs r. Blue. OF HOLIDAYS cove.
was In the city calling on friends ,c.
fcrday
o. g. ltesieff. ~ Hethesia. o.. wal.
a visitor Boo tho city yesterday
Mss Frances aud Angela or
miller. nre visiting their aunt. Mr..
Joseph slender af Sew M%srtinsvi..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28

The r7ee - tnrt ". a. Culllnga gives en-
rufrnErfufu Tor 90 sunrrfrs from rupture.
4 Hrf. foIIngF suffered On nOunin ruufurf-
nuf una roafined - iia BID frr years. Va
airfnua rramluHd hla case nul pronounced
boz operation uarr -Hrv. ceilings Enuf
o. uerIWrHffng On himself nu1 nunlfv to Trio
nafUulsnmHut Ofnl Do rurFi DIE rupture. Hn
hna never bred any return uft trouble.
fruf. fniiuEa afuna lla ~dfsruVerV o. ON
people who nre ruufuraI. u you viii send
o. fol- n Hun wNrka frInI treatment pol Vou can
fr.f M Nn your own rn-r. Tnla rusfa you ~.
Thing ami Euu ore sure Co. o. benefited. ru
wnII fIH HuHUuu now.
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Hohreuter.Mars.

The Rev. Ernest VI. Preuss per.
formed the ceremony uniting in mar.
riage Miss Mary Marx. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marx. OF Mar.
tins Ferry. and Mr.. Irwin Hotreuter.
OF the South Side. Wednesday af-r-
noon at the parsonage Of st. Ste.
phen's German Reformed Lutheran
church. The bride was attired In a
tan travelling suit and was attended
by Miss Lorcna Honreuter. sister OF
the groom. Mr.. Albert Wagner acted
az best q After the ceremony a
reception vas held at the residence OF
the brides parents. and at a late hour
the young people left FOR the wesf.
where they will spend q ten days
honeymoon before rettSniHg TO their
home in Martins Ferry.
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-olehrist.

With only the Immediate relatives
present. Miss Mabel Gilchrist. the
beautiful and accomplished daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George u T.. Git
christ. Was yesterday afternoon mar.
ried 10 Mr.. Ben Stanton. Of Mesa.
Arizona. al the rectOry Of 81. Mat
thew's =. +. church by Rev. Stry ker.
The bride is one OF the mos; popular
young society girls or the city. She
was att!red in a handsome brown
travelling suit. After the wedding
ceremonies they departed for Arizona.
where they will reside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28

Thor" viii ha a. general Nicotine or
th" wong club o1 saturday after
ems chr IIau association ON Market
street from I fo o. o'clock. s musical
program vil be- enjoyed during tho
afternoon and light refreshments viii
ho served 40 members az the club
arc invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28
GOTCH WON
World Champion Had Little Trouble
n Putting the rnsrsB
Champ Out

KANSAS CITY Na ner 90
Frank Coich voride wrestling cham
pion. defeated Alec Munro fne Eng
lob champion. % strafEaf Tails her,
uiehf Tho h-sf aI came .n D.
i'gie % tho second n = m nuf- O.
second each 9th a haf ne's nosnd
crotch hold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28

500 sH Gnu I.sf lruFla-a a.sfg
vhere rper. veil OF fnamlrra FOL s
tut Eh Nsm-dt Tus annf from long
experience n ne erfr Of r ffas .n
cases 0' c0HE.a anI .H.is f rsn oil.
ave tr depended .H-.u arf frrf POI
is pleasant rud s1fe Iu faar Fn-
sa.e tF l. dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28

Tho following invitations have been
issued
t7pnuIfH Dancing Academy
VIII give their N-w Tear dancing party
Tuesday Evening. Jsnaury .. 1915.
The Elks club
Dancing Sis Co - g. O. m
MD-eIeI : Inmplet. I..Mas.ra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28
Wednesday Musical Club.

The meeting OF the Wednesday Mu-
steal club which was 10 have been
h"ld yesterday vas postponed owing
10 The absence OF the director. James
stephen Martin. The meeting will be
held ON January 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28

8 Dos Moiucs man bad ar affacs
of muscular rheumatism |n b p
shoulder y friend advised r.m to 81
10 Tot SPRINGS That meant an o..
rens' ~ $4,000 or more fIr .oign.
Tor l quicker and cheaper way 10 cure
~ and found if bob Cr-m her.r .nr lin.
mont Three days 90 or fhe FIRST sr.
plicaf.0n of This ir mon he uaa well.
For sole tv aI dealers
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Mrs John g. hoffman, IT.. will en-
terrain a party Of twelve vith.a course
dinner ~ the Fort Henry club. a. & "a
This evening. IN honor Of Mrs. Neiss.
OF Philadelphia. Pa. who Is her guest
during the Christmas holidays
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28

Mrs. George Parks pleasantly inter
tanned az h fort Henry club o. "a o
% Cloco dinner ON "Wednesday after.
noon Twelve guests were present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28

Wstsr rents Que ane payable ~ t-s
Office % tHs CITY Trcaaursr. Save '0
Ger cert bY payne rev Only : fss
Gays ieft 90 Gst the dscount Watfr
tubIect % bsirq srut on on 81 bHIa -
naming urpaid aftsr Jaruary q. 1917.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28
EVERY
WOMAN
WANTS

An attractive style %
couture. for q "~oman's
c~ro~nlng glory . her
hair. What Is more beau
tiful than dainty. fluffy.
naturally ~aVy hair.
tnst softcns and accentu-
stes the beauty o. the
facc7
YOU car get this effect
without nsrming or dis
eoloring your hair the
least BIT
An Electric Curling
iran Will do IL. Absolute
y clean ard safe. POSI-
lively WILL NOT burn
the hair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28
NECESSARY TO
GO TO NEW YORK
FOR RESULTS
Builders Wife Experiments
Successfully al Husbands
Suggestion.


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28
MANY HOLIDAY
SOCIAL AFFAIRS

Womans Collegiate Alumnae Entertain Undergraduate Girls
Mrs Bloch and Mrs H1let Hostesses in Elaborate
Affair at the Fort Henry Cub-Mi-s Her~eys Dance al
the Elks' and Other Events
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dine and Miss Mary OKane were IN
charge ami the little ones had a very
enjoyable time. Presents were dis
tributed and refreshments served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-28
Peter Victor Never.

Peter Victor Meyer passed away a.
his home at No. go Market street on
"Wednesday morning at 6 30 O'clock.
after a lingering illness covering q
period OF about five years. Mr.. Mey.
ers was born and reared In Wheeling,
and his many friends will regret 10
learn Of his untimely death. He was
a member Of Zane lodge No. l. Shield
OF Honor. and also belonged to the
Turner's society. He was a member
OF the North street VI. l.. church. The
funeral arrangements will be MAJ
to-day
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Informal Dsnce.

In honor Of Miss Pauline Wurm. OF
Canal Dover. o.. who is their guest.
Mr. n Mrs. Dixon. OF the Island. en-
tertained az the Island club rooms on
Wednesday evening with an informal
dance. Prof Nolte playe a well So
lected dance program OF music and
Refreshments were served. Present
were. Messrs aud Mesdames Frank
McAllisier. Ed Petticord. Howard
Moore. r. r Wolf. Ed Delbrugge and
Earl r. Dixon. Misses Alice and Ruth
Rice Pauline Wurm. OF Canal Dover.
o.. Helen Delbrugge. Grace Stole.
Doretta Stole. Adelaide Stole. Bird
Sedgv ick. Gertrude Campbell. Edna
Cummins. Margaret Howley. Mayme
Rohen. Rose Rohen. Ellen Freter. AG.
o Freter. Georgiana Troll. Elizabeth
Flanagan. Anita Lynn. Miss Davis
Messrs. {. Watson. Lon DunleVey.
Bertram Kline. Oliver SedgWick. Ches-
ter Sedgwick. Mont Rice. Russell Rice.
John Zoeckler. John Frizzell. Elmer
Hess. Tom Howley. John Arbenze.
Nelson Rogers. Henry Wolf. Of Gin
oinnati: Bob Berry. G. H.. Flanagan.
viii Kelley. Of Canal Dover. o.. and
Joseph Wyrick.
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plants. and gave a holiday glow 20 the
AFFAIR. Meistsrs orchestra. hidden in
a bank OF palms. rendered the pro
gram for the occasion.
A. a late hour an elaborate luncheon
vas served By the club management
IN the club dining room. About nfty
couples were present
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Threw Away
His TRUSS!
Strenuous Old Sea Captain FOOLS the Doctors
And Cures Himself

10 man ~ women who is ruptured-no
matter how severely or &c what ~ngr-ured
lrlullr Of mnIna .mrnI.