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]. S. TEAM WINS RIFLE SHOOT

Seagirt, N. j.. Sept. 2O.-By a
margin OF ) points the United States
rifle team won the North American
match today in the international and
Interstate shooting tournament here,
with score of 2,259. The Argentine
Republic team was the only competi-
tor.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TWO or three tons of wheat. ]. ].
Mitchell; Linden 644. 9-20-It
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AT LAST-A place to buy goods at
eastern prices; hardware, new and
second hand furiture. II. j. Cling
rich, successor to Cannell & Jack
son, 500 Main St. 9-16-6t
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FOR sALE-Gentle family pony.
Phone Linden 2S03. ]. d. Buck.
9-20-2t
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FOR miscellaneous,

FOR SALE-one surrey, sets Sin
gle harness and l ton hay. Call
$50 Teller. Phone Hickory 6S2.
9-1-tf
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FOR RENT-FurnIshed room, with
or without board. With only two
in family. Apply 25S Gunnison.
9-9-12t
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Say you saw it in The Sc ltinel
want columns.
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FOR SALE

147 acres; 10 in alfalfa; 20 in
cultivation; 4 in orchard; 30 more
can be cultivated; balance pas
ture; 4-room house; large barn;
chicken houses; two fine wells of
pure cold water; all crops now
growing on the place; full free wa
ter right; less than Il mile from
railroad; 4 miles from Grand
Junction. One horse, COW, chick
ems, wagon, spray machine, now
ing machine, hay rake, cultivator,
one SOW, and all other implements
necessary to run the place. This
is one of the best dairy and poul-
try propositions that | know of in
the valley; all fenced with four
strands of barbed wire, and cross
fenced with new woven wire; if in
terested see me at once; price, ST.
SEQ, part cash and part time or the
owner might consider part trade.
Owner here only n few days, SO
you will have to hurry.
GHlS. A. SMITH,
Room 1O3 Sentinel Bldg.
Phone Junction 63
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

GIRL WANTED-For house work.
Phone Randolph "a or call 337
White. 9-20-1t
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SIGNS PRINTED.-The Daily Senti.
mel office carries complete line Of
printed cards, as follows: Dress
making, Plain Sewing, Private
Board, Board and Room, Notary
Public, Rooms, For Rent (fur-
nisied OF unfurnished), Etc. Etc.
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Special Weather Condition During
the "a Hours Ending n. IN.
September 20, 1913.
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Sentinel Want Ads Get Results.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INSURE with the. ch-Hutchinson
Realty Company, 533 Main street.
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WANTED-Men to learn barber
trade by our new method of free
practice. Hundreds of graduates
depending upon us for BARRIERS.
Few weeks qualities. Wages while
learning. Tools given. Write to-
day. Moler Barber College. Den
yer. Colo. 9-20-4t
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WAKTED-MALE HELP.

Second cock for fair
week at Hoesch's restaurant.
9-20-tf
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TO LoAN-$1,OOO on city property.
Call 935 Colorado Ave. 9-S-tf
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Would like to get in communica-
tion with. party who has some good
High Line land to trade for splen-
did S5.000.00 residence property To-
Gated in Grand Junction. Will take
up to 100000 in land as first pay
ment Write IN. S. NJ" 3S03 Bald
win St, Los Angeles, Cal. 9-16-2w
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-12

words refused TO come.
Jim was always good" he said al
last. and there never could he word
AGAINST his reputation. lie doesn't
drink and always saved his money.
lie bought the motor boat with his siv-
ines. and a small interest In the cafe
at No. sos Westchester avenue. There
must De an error In the books. He
didn't steal We have lived only on
his salary. lie never had anything else.
I will stay by him TO the last. will
lay down my life for him.
The girl suddenly asked to he ox-
cuscd. SAYING that she must get ready
to 20 to court with her mother.
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Jim" DIDN'T STEAL,
SAYS YOUNG BRIDE
Of ACCUSED CLERK
Young Mrs. McCollum Hurries
to Court to Aid in His
Defense.

James @. Mccollum. the twenty-three-
ycar-old soc-a- week bookkeeper of the
American Pressing Iron Company. who
lived in handsomely furnished fat
with his bride Of last April. owns 4
$40 motor boat and has an interest in
q cafe ~ No. 555 westcne.ter avenue,
was atraigned to-day in the jefferson
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BRIDE IN TEARS AMI ALONE AZ
HER HOME.

Mrs. May McCcllum. the bride Of less
than six months. believes n the inno-
ccnce OF her husband. who last nigh,
WAS transferred to prison cell. She
was found to-day in her home by a re-
porter Of The Evening World. She was
alone and was crying. She Is nineteen
years old. petite in figure. very pretty
and u blonde.
Ny husband IL innocent" were her
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.BEL!..TEO REMITTANCE
FINDS BENEFICIARY DEAD
Formerly Rich Man Commits
Suicide by Inhaling
Gas.

Harry p. Dean, thirty-ope. had been
expecting money for several days and
had become disconsoiate because 1t had
not arrived. This morning q registered
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George spesccr Hart Dies.
George Spencer Hart. seventy six, one
OF the original directors Of the Central
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A new
WORLDS
CHAMPION
international Typewriter Records
All Broken by a New York
Operator at Annual
Business Show.

Winning the Thousand Dollar Sill
Yer trophy Cup at the Annual BUSH
ness Show in New York. October u.
manipulating a typewriter at the rate
OF 10 net words "A minute. Margaret
Is. owen became the new worlds
champion typist She succeeds Flor.
ence r. Wilson, who. At the Interna-
tional Typewriter contests last year.
made record of III net words q
minute
No contest held since typewriters
were invented has attracted such at
tention as this one OF 1913 IL has
been looked forward 10 for months by
the business public. which is so mucn
interested in the sIeed OF typewrit-
ers. and by the typewriter fraternity
now a great army. Even the base
ball world series game did not I'm New
YORK attract the attention amcng
fans that this contest did among
those who make their living with the
typewriter 1ypewriters OF all make
were represented in the contest.
The thousand dollar silves trophy
cup now becomes for a year the prop
erty OF the champion typist. but the
typewriter company upon whose ma
chine the record was established be.
comes its custodian. For the las;
seven years cOnsecutiVely. the Under
wood Typewriter company has been
the possessOr OF the cup.
There have been but four worlds
champion typists, Miss Margaret B
owen being the fourth. The original
champion typist was Rose l. Fritz.
who made record OF 81 words a min
ute. The next was n. O. BlaisdeH. at
los words a minute. and the third
Florence T.. Wilson. at III words a
minute. The new champions work
represents a constant development Of
typewr.tcrs and typewrit!ng In ma
king her record she established a
speed or IL strokes a second. which
few years ago was never dreamed
OF in typewriter operation.
). y. kimball. who is known
Throughout the world as a shorthand
and typewriting expert. had charge Of
the contest with corps OF experts.
and each operator was penalized five
words FOR every error
The contests are based. not alone
on speed, but on the accuracy and
stability Of the machine Matter
strange TO the operator is always
used.
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EIks OPENING Dance.

The local Elks entertained with the
nrst or "A series of dances at their
club on Fifteenth street on Wednesday,
evening. The rooms have been re-
decorated since the last event held
there. and the club presents a cheer
ful appearance. The front hall is
done in delicate yellow and brown
and the lights are most artistic. being
OF basket shape, falling from the cell
ing The handsome chime clock pre-
scented by Mr.. Henry Stifel. stands in
the front hail. and at IL o'clock IL re-
minds the Elks Of the designated hour
Tor special remembrance.
On Wednesday evening Wright's
SaNaphone ORCHESTRA of Columbus.
was present and rendered selections
from the late operas. along with such
popular selections rs The Curse OF
an Aching Heart" When | Married
Mary" When Dream OF You" Too
Much Mustard" The committee in
charge was composed of J. w. Cum
minis. Tom Garden. Mark Klibanow.
Dave kraus. Elmer Meagle. Earl
Hedges. Harry Ruble. They did all in
their power to have the affair a sue
cess and were rewarded by a large
attendance.
Following the dance refreshments
We're served and the date for the next
evening November 20. the day before
Thanksgiving. Open club night will
be November IL. The following were
among those present on Wednesday
evening:
Misses Hilda Wright. Margaret Ap-
plegate. Mary Murphy. Agnes Miller
! Vim Dyson. Mary Friesmuth. Ross
Zoeckler. Edna Steger. Jean Oren.
stein. Loretta Heiner. Fannie Baer
/ Alberta Wilkie, Emma Gundling
/ Ethel Perkins Katherine Schockey
Angela Deigmiller. Mary Zweig. Julia
| Patton. Virginia Laue. Nell Poffenber
ger Martha HELEN. Grace Fendt
Anna Slamer. Madeline Nogler. Anna
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FIRST RECITAL
WAS A TREAT
MUSIC DEPARTMENT OPENS AU.
sPtClOUSlY UNDER MRS.
PolloSk'S REGIME.
Mrs. Edward st.fei Pleased With Rem
dition OF Sestctt from Lucia
Mrs. Williams Scores.

The Music Department OF the Wom-
ans Club opened auspiclously at the
A. o. L. W. hall Wednesday after
noon. when they gave the first OF a
series of recitals. Mrs. Julius Pollock,
chairman of the department. under
whose regime musical Wheeling has
nourished. was in charge OF the pro
gram. The rendition of same was
proof ~ her ability as a connoisseur
or music in all its branches. The
program was taken from Greigs mys-
tericus compositions. The program
opened with duet from PEER Gyni. -
by Greig. rendered by Miss Katherine
Gilbert and Miss Bess Carney. The
young ladies proved their ability as
pianists and their rendition was ex-
ceptionally fine Miss Carrie Bran e
fass sang "Es Blink Der THAI" and
acquitted herself admirably. Miss
Freda Leiner rendered selections.
A feature Of the program was the
cantata. The Cloister Gate" which
was given under the able direction OF
Mrs. Flora Anna Williams, who is the
iirectress of the department Miss
Bertha Schradcr was the accompa-
mist. Mrs. Flora Williams took me
effective part as The Maid al the
Cloister Gate and she acquitted her
self in her usual PLEASING manner.
So well was this particular role
adapted to her clear. eApressise voice
and natural acting. that IL proved the
best selection given by Mrs Williams
for some time Her natural expras-
sive personality always lends so much
TO all her musical renditions. The
black gown and black lace fischu
gave Mrs. Williams that grave ap-
pearance which IS so fitting to tie
occasion. The Nun Within the Con
vent was impersonated by Mrs. Id
ward Stifel. who needs no introduc-
ton TO musical Wheeling Mrs. Sti.
fel's voice Is equal TO her marvellous
instrumental rendition. Since she
made her debut into the music cir
cles as vocalist she has been a favor.
tie with all who are judges of music
The trio was composed of Miss An
gela Deigmiller. who possesses a
clear. expressive voice. Mrs BIRD
Gray sang well. and Mrs Guy Wag
ner sang in her usual good voice
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EQUAL SUFFRAGE
CALL TO THE THIRTEENTH AN.
NUAL CONVENTION.
West Virginia Public is Invited "a
Suffrage ficctina Friday
EVenind

The thirteenth annual convention OF
m" West virginia Equal Suffrage as.
sociatIOn viii be held IN WheeIirr.
october - md -. \ public meetinr
VIII b. held Friday evening p =
o'clock. In the 4. -. q. W hall Tho
business meetings viii be held dur
INC the morning AID afternoon Of 'Le
twenty nth
The great movement for freeing
one-half Oh" human race Is spreading
rapidly all over 'he civilized wori1
ana Is maxine the greatest progress
m this country Four O. our ten
irec states We're Cnfrauchissd within
ih' last year. -Four other states vl:s
ON u within Do" next year. end sfiiI
TOUR other states passed 70 in thei-
lDr laturas. but those reguire a -or.
siihuonal change 20 pass two sue
cc.siyc LEGISLATURES
This great question fs even nor
fnccEinc az the sleeping brqI.
some ~ Tho Bip Van Wrinkles Of orr
own little Mountain state For 49,.
Teen wears a small band ~ ideaIfs.s
nave donow hat they could To k.or,
%" hrc Nur0inc ON the altar Of fros.
Tom We apreal 20 rvsrv man AMI
woman who believes that Tho wi, .e
ara mothers Of our .fato would vc.o
Tor better lave for humanity and bot
fnr. cleaner towns and puror uClifir-
10 como fo This convention EucoIr.
ar" nr hy your ur"scncc and advice
II That .- inaccessible. .frf us word O..
your sympathy and desire 90 helm.
Allie Hammond.
q T. -chroaIdr.
N7rcsrD' r. NcKinncy.
Edith llawkcr
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W0MAN'S CLUBS
Uncle Sam Helps Women.

With always more women than men
IN the vast poplation OF the United
States. Uncle Sam Is seeking TO help
women by finding out what they want.
ana showing them best how 10 get 1t.
thousands OF women all over the
world are working out domestic prob
lems not only at the Department OF Az.
rlculture at Washington but elsewhere
under the direction OF trained experts.
scientists and chemists. who have civ.
en- years or study in travel. colleges
and Held work To the problem OF HON.
economics. In fact. Uncle sam him
sell has become a housekeeper Then
why don't housewives take more inter.
est in the local Housewives League
and Home Economics Department OF
the Woman's Club. and attend the
meetings and become members. The
housewives League has as its presi.
dent Mrs. Guy II. C. Allen. who - a
staunch believer I'm home comforts and
the eflctent duties Of the housewife.
as well "a claiming the rights of same.
Miss Celia Speycr g. also n willing
worker. The members Of the House
wives League pay no dues They only
subscribe for the Housewives Maya
zine Tor a dollar. and wear House
wives button The next meeting will
be on Friday afternoon az o'clock at
the \. . I. ". rooms All housewives
ar" welcome and viii hear topics OF
interest and benefit 20 all
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The vOlces were Well blended. eacl
declaring Itself by a clear expressive
ness.
Mrs. Edward Stifel rendered But
torlies" and "A Nocturnne," by Greix.
and brought out all that art of mystic
ism so peculiar TO the artist. When
Mrs. Stifel made her appearance Sue
was greeted with repeated enchores,
aad during the afternoon she played
"SeNtett from Lucia" for left hand
only. Her execution was marvellous
and so accurately did she render the
masterpiece that one would declare
two-hand movement had been used
Mrs. Stifefs Instrumental work Is
something extraordinary. and IL is
hoped she will appear often on the
seasons program. Mrs. Pollock is 20
be CONGRATULATED on her program tor
the day. The next program will be
Shakespeare. with Mrs. Lima Hen
mig sherman in Macbeth. and will ne
I'm charge of Mrs. Fred Faris. This
Is proof enough OF its success.
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Front. Nettie Gutman. Miss Nee. vir-
ginia Miller.
Messrs, Howard Oberman. Dave
SraHs. Earl Hedges. Mark Kiibanow.
Ted Elig. 5 G.. Elpern. Harry Keil. o.
W. Truax. lsadore Poulton. Jack Friz-
zeH. X. W. Evans. Albert Loeffler.
Henry Stifel. Albert Schenk. Jr.. Al
bert Erb. James Dyson, Sam Oren-
stein. Henry Gundling. Ed busch.
Tom Garden. Elmer Welty. A. X. Som
neborn. Harry Glitch. I. T. Wahl. Fred
Schenk, Will VCgler. L. G.. Hogan.
sam Jacobs, Id Blackley. Harry
White. John Zoeckler. Harry Kraft.
DIR. L. W. Basher
Messrs. and Mesdames: II. L. Rob
inson. c. Il. Kimberly. J. w. Cummins.
Elmer Meagle, Peter Erb. Jr, Gus
/ Rockebrand. r. NJ Lennon. VIII
Windsor, VIII Cruise. Tom Butcher.
| VIII Schwertferger. James l. Gard.
ner. Dave Mckee. George Hell. A. Liz
part, Jess ;. Bremen. Harry Stroebel.
sam Windsor. Will Leach. J. Z. Nor
gan.
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GIRLS! HAVE BEAUTIFUL, LUSTROUS,
FLUFFY HARRIS CENT DANDERINE

falling hair: but your real surprise
will be after about two weeks use.
when you will see new hair-nne and
cowny at nrst-yes-out really NV
hair-sprouting out all over your
soalp-Danderine is. we believe. the
he only sure hair grower: destroyer
OF dandrun and cure for itchy scalp
and II never fails TO stop falling hair
at once
II you want TO prove how pretty
and soft your hair really is. moisten
cloth with a little Danderine -nd
carefully draw IL through your hair
taking one small strand al a time.
Your hair will be soft. glossy ana
beautiful in just a few moments-a
delightful surprise awaits everyone
who tries this-Adv.
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For Bride-elect.


Miss Caritas Kurner entertained at
her home on Eighteenth street Wed.
nesday evening for her sister. Miss
Stella kurrer. who weds Mr.. William
Roth. November &c. The AFFAIR was in
the nature OF a kitchen shower. and
the bride-elect received many hand
some and useful gifts. This was the
trst OF a series of events TO be given
for the young couple. who are well
known. The bride-elect is the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Kurner. and
the groom-to-be is a well known plum.
Der in the city. The rooms were deco
rated in keeping with Halloween, and
a delicious luncheon was served A
large pumpkin filled with good things
10 eat formed the center table decora-
ton. and the covers were marked with
souvenirs of the occasion. Tiny black
cats, witches and pumpkins we're arts
tically placed about the table The fol
lowing were among the guests: Misses
Stella Kurner. Louise Gilbert. Martha
kurner Anna Beuter. Amelia Beuter.
May Ebbert. Agnes Wagner. Mary
Roth, Jeanette Yeager. Caritas Kur-
ner. Messrs. William Roth, Robert
kurner, Tom Rurner, Wilbur Heinlein.
Charles Smoot. Harry Ryan. Joe Roth.
Joe Wagner: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hart
man. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Beneke. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred King and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack McDermott
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Mrs William Rownd DELIGHTFULLY."- en-
ter'ained with bridge az her home IN
Pleasant Valley on "Wednesday after.
noon. The rooms were decorated with
those simple. though staSely. autumn
blossoms Chrvsanthomums yellow
and white were the coIors which wore
ar'isticallv blended There were six
tables 20 accommodate the guests ~
bridge. and trophies were awarded The
winners NJ each table 4 luncheon
was served at 4 o'clock the 0ppoint.
ments Of which were daintily arranged
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COMMISSIONERS INSPECT
OHIO tNFtRMARV AT CADtZ

The Ohio board Of co.pty comm --
toners paid visit fo thp county tr.
urinary az CadIE. o. yesterday. u
company with superintendent Nrrkn.
meyer. of The county Iufrnarv here.
They toured Co fls above town .n
automobile. LEAVING tho C.tv 90 n 30
O'Clock They had q twofOiI purro .s
in going. FIRST to .rcct fl. road
Wakinr Boo Harrison county and sI.l
'o look over fhc operation Of the OlIo
ulfmary
This was the arst trim that fre
county officials have made TO othcr
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No more dandruff or falling hair
A real surprise awaits
you

To be possessed OF head of heavy.
beautiful hair: soft, iustrous. iiuny,
vayy and free from dandrun is mere
ly a matter OF using little Danderine.
II is easy and inexpensive TO have
nice. soft hair and lets of IT, Just
get a CSC bottle of Knowlton's Dan
derine now-all drug stores recon-
mend it-apply a little as directed
and within ten minutes there will be
an appearance OF abundance: fresh
ness. fufiness and an Incompatible
gloss ana lustre and try as you Will
you cannot ind a trace of dandruff or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-23

81 James Circle Kings Dauchtcrs.
VII Inject With Miss lou Evans. on
North Front street Tho same circle
will hold a bazaar and musical 90 Ny.
ers' hall. on tho Island Thursday. DO
comber ( An Interesting program a.
being arranged and various commit
tees VIII be appointed 20 look effar
tho wants % The visitors All articles
suitable f1r Christmas giving will be
offered for sale.
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Equal SuHraoe

II the majority OF tho women are
not asking for the vote. % 9. because
they are not sufficiently instructed TO
see the bearing of if on their homes
since this Is fhr c1se. 10 o. ohvfouq
rather than reasonable for the oDuon-
euts ~ equal suffrage 10 say when.
ever The majority of women want tho
vote. they will get IT,"
When Lucy stone began 10 try 10
ret for the married women the right
20 own property. 10 was the women
th"mselves Who asked with scorn
DO YOU think ! would give myself
" here ] would not give my property 7''
10 was fhe few who cot the rilLt OF
60 Guardianship Of parents. and vet
The many accept that chance as nitu-
raj and right Near;y 1-i innovations
ere received w.'h prejudice until
th"v are commonplace What sus.
talus the courage az tho aHrE.r- g..
partly IA" knowledge that every i'm.
rrovcmcnt I'm the lot Of women has
been gained not by q demand from
the majority bur hE the hard work of
20 uerscycriug few
The tate convention 81 equal 4uf
ir1rc VIII Doc held here Friday ana
saturday All are invited fo th. meet.
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Arlon OPENING Event

The Arion Singing Society will give
me nrst or series OF social events
this evening at their hall on the South
Side. 4 concert will be given proceed
ing the dance program Some OF the
best local talent will take part The
Imperial orchestra will furnish tho
music. There will be a large attend
ance. and luncheon will be served at
IL o'clock. as usual
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i0r OF tho Housewives Iollge The
chairman 90 This Department B.. SIR.
w. 4. MCN're-Ir Nra b. g. EW.n.
VIII read re- paper on How Par Docs
college Ira.niul T.t Tor Home Maj.
my Mrs e. i Ue.kwFu will frIR ou
How Far Does Home Truiuiu. FIf
Tor liamc Making There a.l De-
discussions alour .h.s uue n large
attendance Dr. expected
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Cards viii a. I.,,,.d

Cards for the wedding Of Miss
Mary II. Franzheim. daughter of Mrs.
Charles Franzheim. of Trivia Hall,
Echo Point, and John Curran, D. ID.
:, OF Los Angeles. will be sent out
this week. Many social events have
been arranged for Miss Franzhetm
and the wedding will take place ear.
ly in November
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ladies', Ald Meetinn

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Buck
ley NJ. r. church. OF Edgewood will
meet this afternoon at the home OF
MIS-. IL i. Wilkinson. at Woodlawn.
The ladies will take with them Their
needlework. as the intention OF the so.
ciety is 20 make articles for a bazaar.
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tuesday Luncheon.

Mrs. Alfred Hartman, nee Welty. en-.
ttertalned with a luncheon at the Fort
Henry Club. Tuesday afternoon. Fol
lowing lunch, the young ladies enjoyed
the performance at the Orpheum The
alter. The following were present:
Miss BERTHA Kline. Miss Theresa Stau-
yer. Miss Amelia Beuter, Miss Martho
Hartman. Miss Rose Zoeckler and Mrs.
Alfred Hartman.
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NI97 Tl0ronce v on 0Tforfa NOD
with bridge party ON TUESDAY after
noon complimentary % Me- MORGAN
Oftff1rf % Washington city. who BE-
fhe rioef ~ hor parents hero Tho fol.
LOWING were tho guest. Miss Er~rf.
eta Warner Mis- ft1I7 Good NIes