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DIE

BUrLER At Little Washington. Va on
Monday. october goth. 1874 Al 100.
O'Clock o. m. WILLIAM HTTfsEt. %
Flw Grove aged so years
Funeral serticcs viii DO held sunday af-
frruuuu "a u.rlock. services VIII 10
held lu The First VI D. church fu fIrn
Grove. interment will De in Strus
church cemetery
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Country cluh Hallowe,rn.

To-day cards will be- issued for the
Halloween party to BE- held az the
country club. November 81. Manager
Dimmey will make the closing event
the most interesting Of the season.
The club will be decked In autumn
leaves and flowers and various Hal
lowc'en games will be arranged for
the evening. large attendance Is
expected
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Miss Rose Sweeney. daughter OF fhc
late Hon s. ! sweeney. is a guest az
her sister Mr.. John b Garden. on
NOrth Main street Miss Sweeney
comes 10 Wheeling az this time 20 &C..
liver series Of travel talks under tue
auspices Of the Woman's club 81.
has spent much time abroad on e.y-
eral trips. having recently returned
from years stay accompanied bv
Mrs John 81 Birch. or Wheeling. woo
s. still boz Paris
Miss Sweeney De- a rnadv talkar and
keen observer and her many friends
IN Wheeling will De- ridd of the opuo--
tunity 90 hear her The lectures WI.
all be illustrated Boy atercorIir1n
Views Of the sCrrrrT. The tickets ar.
81 for The three travel talks. or co.
cents for one.
Tho nrst lecture VIII hc ON Pars
and viii Doe given iu fio s. o. T. s.
hIil next Monday evening s-fO-nT
~. The second talk O. on tho Dra-
t'au country on November -. and tho
Third lecture ir on Riviera. and Monte
carlo Ou December 4 This completes
Tho r0ur and tho falE' wIII boz OF Or.
much interest," TO- school children H. f1
Rrown.ups The lecture. arc open f0
the public. thuu-h under tho au.uIr..
~ The Woman club Thine time OIL.
Sis in tho ,ysnirt
Il" committee .u charge b.. com.
posed ~ .lr- Julian 10 IIsarr. pro-.
dent of Woman club. Tr ODD Do.
rU Wood Nr. Reed 80 baird vf.
ID i Fr1rFIr.m. Nf. Flora s. $751;.
IHW. Tickets uaF I. obtained from
any member of Goo NuHarH club.
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Will Open Classes

Miss Eleanor Patterson will omen
her clTssez in dancing az the STRAIT
ford hotel Friday evening. October ri
The advanced class will dance in the
evening and the juniors Saturday
morning
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PERSONAL

WARMS WhHTED-Also large tracts ~
i1ni with nr without stock Write
complete descriptions. list ~ STOCKS.
iuuIf. location. price. terms. etc r
hriurrc. r1 Duane street ew Yo-t r.ff..
MADAM LLDoN scientific palnist. clair
NnN. % and nFfrulurlef. test readings
IF mHiI. send birth date and five Scent
-tHwre $500 Fourteenth ST. ~ W
WELLINGTON. D g. o-3t.i
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POIJI TRY

hPrHGroTs-Buff. black. white. both
80 anu Dung. cheap. Inspection in
S-2Q-aOt
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Noticc 90 MaHrfacturers. Jobbers Mer-
IN. NJ -n- nLhnr Mnn-naaLn IL..I.ra

NOTICE I~ itEftf fiN GfNTN. That
f.N state I..rI Uf control 90 fNc state
.f West NrlIu.H wIII receive bios daily
.f Ifa office uI Charleston West NIrr mia
~. f.rrrY.r supplies fuf tho several
state .rH.If.f|nna. fHe financial mango
rrrf ~ uNI.. Ia vested Iu aH'd Wonrf.
CONTRACTS uIlI Ir awarded fr the low est
'..N..a uIr.f. CONS. Tered. and other
ih.nr. Hcrr equal Wet virginia deal
co w .lI hf r.Isn preference
...sn % supplies rfrfed VIII 90 FUR
f.. rI H..N.I" Uu receipt - REQUESTS
stating fho Door. desired
STAT BOARD OT CONTWQs
LILtf t.nrIestrn. West NIrEnfa-
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAl EMBALWER.
ff22 and 1924 Main street.
Calls Answered Day or Night
Store Phones G35.
Vic l.. Bsrt-ohy. BeI Phone 1889 n
G. y. Bcrtschy. Nat Phone i22q.Y
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SOCIETY
GcOntinued from Fags rhr.e.)

bread. all In accordance with the cele-
hration, were participated in. Music
and dancing helped 10 ill out the even.
ing. and among those present we're
many who were well yersed both IN
piano and vocal renditions.
All the lates, stralnes ana catchy
music were INDUCED in and az a
late hour refreshments were served.
The door opening into the dining
room revealed 10 those who entered a
most pleasing and comic view. me
center Of the table held a large witch.
such as We are wont TO run across N
Fairy Kingdom and this witch IN
turn was filled with tiny witches
which later in the evening served as
souvenirs. The ordinary delicacies
were on hand and besides a tasty
menu. The cider. cream. nuts. candy,
was lavished in such prOfusion that
promoted the Halloween spirit TO a
point of real merriment The follow
ing were the guests in their respective
costumes:
The Misses.
Miss Frieda Kellar. Red Devil;
Miss Lucille Daniel. Red Riding Hood:
Miss Coarli Keys. Japanese. Miss
Hilda Ockerhouse. ghost. Miss Lo-
rain Ewing. yellow collie. Miss Viz
ginia Kemp. liberty; Miss Alice Don
nelly. boogo-bOo. Miss Martha Rudge.
flower girl; Miss Mary Harold. yo-ma-
yo-ma; Miss julie GIner. fairy queen.
Hostess.
Beatrice. Dutch girl
Messrs.
Clyde NoltZ. clown. Harry Gardner.
clown. George Throne. unmasked /.
Ralph Evans. Jew. Ralph Criswel.
Happy Hooligan. Paul Bailey. clown:
Thomas McNab. American beauty /.
Clyde Keys. unmasked Don Worl,
Turk Howard Dittman. unmasked.
The entire decorative scheme was
an exceptional one and we'll worthy
/ Of a second note. as the black and
/ yellow drapings from the center OF
the table to all parts OF the room
| were daintily and artistically ar.
ranged SO as impress one that II
might have been the owrk of one well
adapted TO work OF such a nature,
All present spent an enjoyable
evening and the AFFAIR itself will rank
among the best and most jovial OF
/ Halloween celebrations this esason
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BreUmmer G. HiIdebrsnd

Funerel Directors and rmbaiunera
C-ruer Market and TNreutv-serODT az.
Telephone 2o7. Open day and niEAs
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TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE


FOR sAL-i-Oliver typewriter Good
- Wheeling Bell STIR. National
lS''-M. Auls-u
TOR 3ALE-One oliver Typew rite 40
Positively good as new Your own
cash price. II reasonable. Lock 342 Elm
Grove. W Va. au-4-tf
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Wife as a wife.

She said. "a man wants wife as
'--'f. ard not one who is accomplished
in all arts. etc. OF course, she con
,..ir,l. conditions have changed
from those Of former days and many
OF the girls leave home early 10 work
IN public. put her theory a. TO bring
~ the girl Tor a good house keeper in
preference to everything else for she
will AZ some time have need for the
! knowledge"
These TWO papers brought forth
much comment for discussion and be
fore the season is over may eucour-
age a debate which Will be- quite in
teres ting Both papers were we'll writ
ten and filled with good sentiment on
both sides Mrs. MCGrVEor suggest
cd that women could progress in
home just as men do In business She
also said Their" has been more re-
- onsibihty on women that has here
tofOre been felt 10 was stIgeested 10
have permanent cooking school
here
The Housewives league decided 20
/ hold their meetings iu the future at
go O'Clock IN the same rooms in
stead Of o'clock. the Home EconOm-
ice department meeting To- follow
/ Cards were distributed for the rcrer-
al inspection of local SHOPS The WON
cn VIII be- busy from now ON 10 make
I % report az the next meeting Miss
Speyer's paper will appear later.
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Good Paper.

During TIE afternoon Mrs Guy Al
len read an interesting paper written
by Mrs. +. G. Ewing on How Far
Does College Training Fit for Home
Making In IL she depicted well her
ideas of modern college training and
education in every way instead Of for
the home alone. She said. in part
that "women's mental capacity Is no
more matter OF dispute and she
should be as thorough IN education Of
society. manners. character. etc, as
IN all ways OF home making She
thinks college training aWakens the
latent talent and gives women
broader view of hou>ekeeping She
believes in thoroughncss in every
sense She thinks character attained
at college aids In various ways
Mrs. Charles J. Beekmau read her
pa on How Far Does Home
( Training Fit fov Home Making" and
sic pointed out many ways i'm which
The girls Of to-day could be- aided by
.L. -o'n.ag IN tn home alone
She took for example the good house
~ --s-s-nd wave unsy "a um.-l amount
OF college training. or perhaps none.
ana how happy they have made their
home and families. through training
received from their good mothers
afl they are content 10 remain at
home and care for their family
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'IHI.lI Instrument. ..r.r...f rr.....
r1II. or wu.u suffer. more from coo 600.
india t.an Huy other wooden
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WOMEN'S CLUB
HOLDS MEETINGS
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE MEMBERS
TAKE UP DISCUSSION
OF HOME.
Home Economic Department Of WON.
ans Club Hears Reading OF
Papers on Current Topics.

The Housewives league and the
Home Economic department OF the
WOman's club held q meeting at the
\; o. U. W. rooms Friday afternoon.
The former was held at o'clock.
with the president Mrs. Guy r. c.
O'Clock with Mrs. W. {. McGregor pre-
siding. Which OF the meetings was
the most interesting remains for dis
cussion. but from each meeting
those present learned much which
will be Of future value in home keep
ing
The meetings opened with reports
OF the last assembly and discussions
OF interest were INDUCED in. In speak
Ing OF conditions OF edibles. Mrs. Al
len said IL is surprising the condition
OF some meats We eat in other cities
and there should be a movement TO
improve conditions. She said women
use their own judgement in advance
ment OF the Housewives league \
woman food inspector is needed and
the matter was discussed.
Weights and measures were inter
estingly talked OF. II was stated
that with proper management car
house scales could be regulated 10
conform 70 those furnished by the
gosorunent are stamped as such
In speaking 90 the duties of members
OF the Housewives league. IL was sug-
gested that We work slowly as every
community must work in form Of its
peculiarities \ move was made and
passed for each member 10 contribute
To the league 90 cents, subscribe for
the Housewives Magazine and wear a
bNtton. Mr.. Dreamer did not appear
on the program as was scheduled
Miss Cecilia Speyer read a most in
teresting Taper on Aims OF the
Housewives LEAGUE
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MISCELLANEOUS


s~~>>~~~-~~S~~s~~~----~- ~~~>~-
FRUIr. ornamental and shade trees at
special prices for few DAYS TO In
ducc fall planting. at Colerain Nurseries
Address a StarbUck. Coierain. q.
oCTARooE and mulatto face powder
something new aud highly satisfac-
tory. Sclf-addressed euvelore brings
free sample. Excelsior Toilet Concern.
s-N lfth St. T.. %. Denver. colo. o-25-g
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Cash paid Tor cas; on clotning Write
n. LEW.
No. lo2 Earsst St, wheeling. ". Va
WE-C9licct bad Ei.Is Buv and sell
Claims Nttacnmente carefully placed
81. oE-1ttsi We adjust ola ms and
make coArct.ons on a Commission basis
y" COLLECTION no Tav The UucEeye Ner-
llis WN"fi.rr IS. Va. a.
PATENTS s 1900 ,.,,, I.9ss
luukIe. frsc. fifteen years practice.
II 4. DrELAP. PATENT ATTORNEY
Natio1E EEchaiEo Bank Bldg.
Wheeling, W Va
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FOR SALE.

FoR SALE-Cheap. one-year-old BUFF
prpington COX. Address Buff. care In
telltgtnCer o-24-i
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WANTED Female HELM.

for general house
work two In family. Apply an Il,
Front ST a o.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Men with strong personality.
competent TO sell heavy speciality. Very
profitable ~ salesman and retailer Pre-
Ntous experience unnecessary W T.
Main. Iowa city. Ia. o-s5-g
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Hus Color In Ysur Checks ~ Dstisr lssk.
lag---Iy 0lke Tablets.

II your skin IL yellow--complexion
pallid-tongue coatcd-appetite poor
. bad taste in your mouth-a lazy. no
good feelins-you should take Olive
Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets sub.
s,itute for calomel-were prepared by
DR.. Edwards after II years Of study with
his patients.
These Olive Tablets oil the bowels--
yet have no oily taste. They are vege-
table compound mixed with olive oil.
II you want a clear pink skin. bright
eyes. no pimples. a feeling Of buoysncy
like childhood days, you must get ut the
cause. Olive Tablets act on the liver and
bowels like calomel-yet have no dan.
gerous after effects. They start tho bile
and overcome constipation. That's why
millions Of boxes are sold annually at l0c
and csc. per box.
Every little Olive Tablet has q move,
ment ali its own" Take one or two
nightly and note the pleasing reaults.
Tho Olive Tablet Company. Colum-
bus O.
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Eckman's Alternative
-. Highly Praised


n II folly to beiivs that Consumption
>,sfers from every other disease In not re-
auiripy the use Of any medicine for It's
treatment. For . number OF years an snor-
nous msss Of voluntary and thankful tes-
ttmoniais from persons who consider that
they owe their lives to EckmAn's Altera-
tive. q medicine for Tuberculosis. has been
demonstrate Its lasting value. You can
write to any OF them. Here Is one;
$500 Girsrd Ave. Phiis.. Pa.
.,deutlsmen: In tho winter Of 1908 l
had en- attack Of Grippe. followed by
Pneumonia and later bv CONSUMPTION. !
grew steadily worse. In the winter OF
1904 I had cough. niEht sweats, fever and
raised quantities eof awful looking stuff.
and later ] had manv hemorrhsGes: at
one time three In three successive DAYS.
MIX ana eggs beestne so distSstetui !
could keep nothing down. Three phyn'
sians treated me. ] was ordered to tho
mountain. but did not 20. Eckman's Al.
tsrstive was recommended BY . friend.
After taking = small quantity ] had the
first quiet nights sleep for weeks. MY
inn Pavement was marked from the fret.
/ Gained strength and WEIGHT and apps.
lite. l never had another hemorrhage and
my cough gradually lssssned until entirely
. zone 4 sm perfectly well. Everything
; say here can be verified BY my family ana
Sworn affidavit, ANNE r. LoUGHRAN.
Elks n.'rif nav F.s sGe fSro o. rs ni
LuU yioubl.s, and n upbuiidins n: sys
tsrI Does not contain poison opiss:s or
.a: af ssnr.. T ssa 81: s:s y ..ss:
ssSsssss sas Ty,ts 20 Eimes isssffssry
lthiIsISiS1P. Pa sss sAOnseG svs1ssss.
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a
the last wild girls don't relish
the task the convaescen when
there will they undertake
worldly goods
with which the personality Of husband has nothing to do
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Some Funny Things
About the Weather

8oSQu1toO broke mp . panooAlo
gams n the Dsonx last night. one
player sWofo that . skeetsy had
drilled his spear clear through his
cost aAd unaexshixt ana peAstrated
20 his spiAs.
8s9ulsr waIksFs aroma ne Gen.
tral Park reservoir were baApea
on By IN iAvastoA Of reystsriAg
stranger.
ITS tough 70 have 70 give w
70 those 0inks," said 19ofs 0ulN.
naa, who circles ne reossvo1s st1
ta,nss . day. "2hey come up here
on the cars to YoEkvills. n they
want to walk Why don't they wslk
uptown and leavs ~ the IsssGvoiSp
We don't 20 down their way. TOO
bad that Carnegie, who u one Of
the regular Fsssrvo1rists, was
bounced OF from the track onto the
bridlspsth riSht In frost Of his
own homo to-day"
~>~~~~~~~~>~~s
yesterday wore their summer hats,
which means that they left the
roofs OF the IDS OF. They had Dull
.VVU0 Uenooouo 1oouAOtUu1OIU
hanging down over their eyes to
keep the flies OF.
s>~ee~~~~~~~.
All Mulberry street turned out
to see the grass sprout1ng In Yasa-
disc Park and TO hear "1ast side,
West side, Al Around the Town"
played on oooouto's two herse-
power mechanical trsmulo plano.
That tune 10 always . sure sign
that spinning tops are In season
ana spring 10 on the job. The grass
, In Paradise YaTt always sprouts
early In honor Of the late Jimmy
nights TO watch the meadows Of
the SIXTH Ward grow green In the
early dawn.
Forty thousand young men and
women visited 0onsy island end
ala stunts. The chief enjoyment
Of the day was jserin1 at foSs1lised
msn who wore ovsrcosts. There
vas Q big run on clam ohowde1
ane pilssasr.
Pussy Willows, which sre usually
Q hot house luxury st this time Of
year, ws:o brought into the city By
the armful by people who went out
into Long xs1and, yesterday.
onions planted from SEED, . year
aso, have raised their 1919 shoots,
dus IN April, IN long rows On The
truck farms.
>>e~>~~~~~~~~~es>~s ~~~~~~~s~~s~~~~s~
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money very seldom gets even the
money. OF course she Is not happy and
she cannot possibly respect herself or
hope that decent persons will respect
her. II Is a well-known fact that there
are a great many wives and daughters
Of rich men In New York. and OF course
elsewhere. who live In chronic state
Of destitution and dependence. who are
purposely kept in this condition from
one year TO another, and have not as
much money In their hands as the girl
behind the counter who sells them the
gowns and. iaces for which their hus-
bands pay--just as they pay for the feed
and the grooming and handsome har-
nesses or collars for the other livestock
| It seems essential to their state to &C
quire and maintain.
Low 10 really the most intslli.
/ gent form Of sslfishnsss. Those
VINO put Il aside for supposed
| greater advantages really victinaass
| themselves most OF all. There are
human beings, OF course. for whom
life 10 always . modified state Of
coma, and II they prefer their coma
to bs disturbed BY visions OF use
less ana s1psnsivs things they are
harming NO one, for they are In
capable OF giving or inspiring love.
and they were created specially to
provide elderly Widows ana widow
! srs with second mates.
The Views OF Evening World reader
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wayside, too, for william Bailey, also a
commuter. promptly allowed: Gee. me
too!'
There was some consolation In being
out o: the race. however. for there WAS
plenty OF excitement trying to knock
some one else out OF stride. All sorts
Of shabby tricks were employed to drag
a syllable or two from the persistently
silent. In ono case an ex-competifor
shouted: your hat isn't on straight" a
dozen feminine hands new instinctively
to where their owners hats would have
been IL they hadn't been safe on the bed
upstairs In the guests chamber, and six
shr!ll instructive cries OF OH put six
more wives and daughters out OF the
running.
The hour mark was passed. At the two
hours post there were barely dozen
still running and at three hours Mrs.
Frank Lane was still running strong and
alone, the only other surviving competi-
tor having Just been taxed Ave cents
for saying Good night" After three
hours, fifteen minutes. four seconds OF
almost terrifying silence Mrs Lane smii'
ingly departed.
SAVES HER NICKEL WITH A
SMILE AND A NOD.
Before she left she was presented
with q handsomely embossed copy Of
the sign language. but her only sc
knowledgment OF tho trophy was q
smile and . nod.
Envious ~ they are Of Mrs Lane .
hsrd-won laurels. the women Of Roseile
Park are vary proud of her. They are
also proud Of the feat OF others Of their
sex, who stuck II out Longer than most
Of the men present. In several In
stances couples had side bets on Who
would remain IN the race the longer.
Almost invariably II was husband
fate 10 hear his wife stsrnly iasinv.
eta PAY Mr.
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JULIA MARL0WE SICK,
CANCELS ENGAGEMENTS.
Actress, Who Suffers Attack Of
Ptomaine Poisoning. Ordered by
Doctors to Resi-.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. s7.-Miss Julia Mar
lowe, who was stricken with ptomaine
poisoning on Friday night. was 30 weak
yesterday that her physician required
her to cancel her immediate engage
ments.
Absolute rest was Insisted upon and
she left here yesterday afternoon for
Chicago to recuperate In the homo OF a
friend. II was said her illness was not
onsidered serious.
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"Wh0 Can Say That the Union of the 44-Year-Od
Heiress and the Railroad Man Of As Was Not the
elimination Of as Pretty Romance
Erer Happened?" Asks IF. L. NJ"
)"Whether You Embark Early or Late in Life, Kn0U
| Where You Stand Before the Plunge Is Taken,
Else Blame Not Either Party for Your Orn
Indiscreti0n," Advises "R. "
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That's all. and by that graft we hope
to win
The Queen Of Hearts" and . bunch Of
clever tricks,
That chumps might play for--'tls an as
piration
Enve'oped by . mist-to try 10 win
To win. perhaps = wife. aye. that's q
For In that game OF chance what risk
II run,
When we so bllndiy swear TO follow
suit.
For worse or better. There's the hem
pecked wretch
Who bravely loses all In such . night.
For who could smooth the Jars and
jolts Of strife.
The lectures long. the coarse maid ser.
wants Ire,
The bangs Of siamming doors, the Cos
sips CAB.
The landlords calls and the obstreperous
duns
That gay and obstinate collectors make
Meanwhile the sheriff calmly stands be-
To make good his legal trsits-whs
would this genus facef
But that some besmins soft. designing
wsnoh,
The crafty siren from whose inhusnes
No man escapes, 70 lures US on
And makes us rather hazard aught FOL
two
Than drag through life. down to the
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Manager Of messengers Dies.

John Henneasy. for many years man.
aver of the Messenger Service OF the
Postal Telegraph Company ut No. sil
Broadway. was found dead In bed to.
day, by Andrew J. Collins. with whom he
boarded at No. COO West One Hundred
and Forty-frst street. DIR. Lindemeyer
who Hives nearby. was summoned and
said that 1Iennessy, who was forty Ave
years old, had died from natural causes
probably heart disease.
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Va oVbtOh tuoS Dt0u0o ~
the zenith Of desirability In marriage.
But there seems to be very general
opinion that ~ 'twere done 'twere
we'll II we're done quickly" that 80
long as we continue to marry at all
the hopeful twenties furnish the best
opportunity and excuse for Q wed.
ding.
There are, however. readers who
urge that for the woman who confides
her fate to inexperienced youth. the
worst is yet to come. Never marry
q man who has not sown his wild
oats" advises one masculine philoso.
pher. But surely . person who ad-
mires himself in this role OF sower
of wild oats must have read abou.
intensive culture and a rotation Of
crops. 30 that even were the modern
girl meek enough to enjoy the once