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Evening journal., 1913-10-15

"Goldsmith's Deserted Village" DR..
HOban; music
Friday evening, SIS oclock-The
Aida Quartet
Tho Newark and New Castle brass
bands have been engaged to play in
the Halloween parade here.
A few days ago a package OF to-
baccO coupons was found on tho
street and the owner can have same
by calling on THE EVENING JOUR
NAL correspondent.
Magistrate and Charles e. Nicker-
son went TO Philadelphia today to
attend the golden wedding anniver-
sary OF Mrs. Nickerson's brother,
Harry Calrnes.
Eight past chancellors and Charles
Wipf will be the representatives from
Adelphi Lodge at the Grand Lodge
meeting in Delmar tomorrow. The
New Castle delegates favor j. Carson
of Dover for supreme represents
tive.
Several New Castle theatregoers
viii attend the opening performance
in the Playhouse, Wilmington, this
evening.
Lieutenant and Mrs. w. Harry Veg
genmann are visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Weggenmann.
Thomas p Leonard, who has been
very sick with typhoid fever is re-
covering.
Harry Porter. a Camden, n. j., boy
laged II years. fell from a walnut
tree and fractured his left arm above
the elbow, The fracture was reduced
I and the boy ACCOMPANIED Ov his
mother left today for Camden.
In the Town Hall tonight the Dem
ocrats of New Castle hundred will
meet.
James Taylor of Rose Hill, who
suffered from blood poisoning for a
month as a result of picking pimplC
has recovered sufficiently to be able
] to go down stairs.
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
"THE THIRD DEGREE
DRAWS AVENUE CROWDS

Charles Klein's masterpiece. "The
Third Degree which is being pre-
sented at the Avenue Theatre this
week with so much success is not
equalled by any OF the dramas writ
ten by modern American dramatists.
It's essentials are so true to nature
and so lifelike that the present gem
Grafton viii not see a cessation Of its
drawing powers. The play that is
known from coast to coast is based
on an arraignment of the methods
Of the police i'm some cities in util-
izing the third degree in securing
confessions. One cannot witness n
without realizing that reforms must
be needed.
The audience last night was Gus
tomarily large The ihcatrcrocs OF
Wilmington are aware Of the uuant,
of The productions az the Avenue
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
FASHIONS AND FADS
rIlcn lnr Is In high IaNor.

Fitch fur rs in high favor.
A few square nccks are seen.
Navy Blue serge stin holds It's own.
Crystal beaded tullo is unusually
popular
phc white blouse is still worn for
morning.
Many souplc moirc costumes will
be Worn.
The use Of dyed fur is becoming
more general.
Tho lamp shade lunic is very much
the fashion.
The two.ihird skirt Is usually Of
lamp shade variety.
Brown and white is much-fayorcd
combinations
Belts of all kinds arc used on the
auto and sporting coats
/ One of fashions latest caprices ia
the Jet robe for day wear.
There is a strong revival OF Em-
lpire styles in evening gowns.
A street dress of dark blue has a
'nasturtium red velvet glrdle.
In millinery the plain crowns all
have tendency to get higher.
Attractive are the odd coats OF
velour de laine trimmed with fur.
The tassel has become a mos
necessary ornament TO the new bags
Many handsome gowns have jet
ornaments and tassels of beads an,
silk.
Many OF the handsomest black vel
vet hats have Chantilly lace brims.
Some Of the newest tailored suit
have loose jackets with belts al tn,
hin line.
Short plated tunics of white lac,
or tulle appear on many costumes o
black satin.
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
"THE PURPLE LADY"
THE GARRICK HIT

Ralph Lynn. who is starring in
"Thc Purple Lady" al the Garrick
Theatre this week. IS the same Jolly.
good fellow as of yore. and he is
receiving a big ovation. His company
Is up to the usual Rolfe standard,
which means lot to Wilmington
theatregoers. AS Mr.. Lynn Is an
Englishman. with natural English wit,
and just as full of life as he can be.
The comedy is light. but sparkling,
and the action is lively all the wav
through Mir. Lynn is a Wilmington
favorite and he is getting quite an
ovation at the Garrick this week.
among the patrons of which he has a
host of friends.
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
Hints by May MantPn
A SMAnr ANn GRACEFUL WRAP.

The handsomest wraps Of the sea-
son arc draped. This one Is charm
ing both for afternoon and evening
wear In tho illustration it Is made
from one OF the new wonderful bro
caded crepes with trimming OF Jlr'h
satin and there never was q loyeller
material offered for garments OF the
sort but the women who are seeking
handsome wraps will have no DIM
Guilty IN choosing fabrics. for there
are numberloss beautiful ones. iro-
cadod and brochc fabrics are ospecl-
ally well liked but they can be found
I'm many variations while plain cloths
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
INTERVENTION
In MEXICO IF
HUERTA STAYS
FOREIGNERS
lContinued Boon FIrst pagel !.

CONTINUED From First Pagel.
tees, but it destroys all possibility of
free and fair elections"
The note closed with the emphatic
declaration that If the elections were
held this government would not feel
justified in accepting the result of
such an election or OF recognizing the
president so chosen"
No reply has been received here to
tlis note.
Secretary Bryan today denied that
Envoy Lind had been ordered to re-
turn here, but intimated that Lind
was waiting at Vera Cruz for such
orders. expected 10 be given shortly
by President Wilson. Bryan talked
the whole Mexican situation over with
President Wilson in detail today.
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
HISTORIANS HEAR OF BATS.

The Rev j. Edward Franklin spoke
on ~rhc Bat Family" at the meeting OF
the Npturah History Society Of Della
ware iu science Hall last evening.
Addili' as to the collections included
.copporhcsd snakc preserved in alcohol
from the vicnitv of the DUPONT powder
milL garnet from northern Delaware
and a large and beautiful IN ,n from
South America.
Reports Of two delightful field days
of he society to Leeds. Cecil county,
Maryland last June, and TO Fcntor's
Beach on the Jersey shore OF the Dr
ware river. were given by the mcmbcrs.
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
rIANN CnNCERT nEI.lGnrs.

Enjoyable in entirety was the sonr
recital given by IL. Roger Nayl0r. in
tho DUPONT bali room. last evening,
which. under the direction of Miss
Eleanor NJ Swift, ushered IN the mu-
Steal season. Miss Lillian OrUsz's ac-
compartments added greatly TO the
evenings pleasure. the piauo music
harnonizinP beautifully with Mir.
MAYORS full. rich tenor.
There were five special groups in
tho program and brief explanation
was given of each, by Mr. Naylor
judging from the enthusiastic applause
which greeted each number. there re
mains not doubt but that the debut
of Mr.. Naylor before a Wilmington
audience was successful in every way,
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
James I. Chandler, " Y. %.S,S S11 s's s..
telephones
OtluGI kdhSI l203-2G74
IiFY.
Helen r. cipsky.
Mary A. o'Neii1.
Catherine norowska.
Sarah r. Gailsher.
-. IL ~

odFHN -. GAiaNff.
James s. Boyce.
BOYCF 40 Bush River. Mds on ur, ~
1913 james =. Boy cn IN his 66th yenr.
Relatives and friends are invited 90 20.
tend Oh" funeral services ut -is West Niutb
street. tthandicr 50. on Thureday afternoon.
october i6 Of . o'clock. lntcrmenf silver.
hrool Crcmtory.
GlPsKN-ln this cu, on October d..
1913, Bolcn Gipsbl. daughter .oi
Prank aud Florence Gipsh.
Relatives and friends arc inited 10 attend
iho fuacra from the residence Of her par.
cn;a. no. klund street on ThursSs
morning, October fG. at . clock Roauicir
nHss az -. Mary's church. Intermcnf -si
Cathedral cemetery.
o'MElll.-ln tins city on October a.
1913. Mary A.. widow Of the late wliaa
re 1tiycs friends and The Holy Rosar,
Nonfreierniiy are invited TO attend tho fun
eral from her late residence No f.O1 Wo.
Seventh street. on Thursday morning Oeto
ber 10 at 7.30 'clorl,. Reouiein mass a.
ST. Patrick Church. Kenactt SQUARE. Pa. i.
9'V o,uors lnterment at Kennctt Square
Pa. Omit flowers
pORoWskA--In this city. on October fs
1913, Catherine daughter Of Matthew ant
thna Dorowska aged 20 years
Relatives. friends and Soda.ity Of Blessed
Virgin Mary are invited 10 attend the funeral
from tho residence Of bcr parents No.'iia
stroud street. on Thursday morning Octo.
urr lo. 40 O'Clock Requiem mass at St
HedNig's r. G. Church NJ o. u Inter.
mcnt at Cathedral cemetery.
GALLAHER--ln this city ON Octobrr "A
1919 Sarah l.. Gallahcr eyed 50
years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO a,tend
the funeral services from tho residence n
her son. s. q. GaiHhcr NO. e1a North
treuhln street, on Friday evening October
II. at o'c,ock lntcrment az chsrfr mn
ccmeiery Md, on Saturday. October ~
1913.
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
MisON MAkES coon.

J. rennev Mason. captain Of last
years High School football team, is
playing dashing game at Swarthmore.
Mason played practiclly all OF the sec
ond bali of the Swarthmore- Penn game
last saturday. lie went in at fullback
after Cline aad been injured and dis
plaNel a defensive game that ont ishone
his teammates ~ tho hacklicld. with the
possible rNccrii07 of Mci\i .i"k.
l1scn svarihmric freshman
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
WARNING

ii tho phlegm floats in va;er u ls
gu 'ck Consumption. Beware OF Narcot-
les! They paralyze the lungs andAill
i'm hurry. Take BRAZILIAN BALM
freely also rub on Ghost and heat it
with hot iron. KILLS THE GERMS
heals the lungs. Has not failed OF
lost case in "a years Samc trcat-
mont for Bronchitis and Asthma. &c.
Soc. 81 Pints, 50. Druggists
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
CENTER FOR ELsMERE

The young men Of Elsmere are
forming a club. The commissioners
of the town approved the idea at their
meeting last night. The comms-
sioners also intend to help the club
along. Tho organization has a mem
bership of fifty, with the expectations
of as many more A club house is
10 be huili eventually.
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
DFLAWARE GRANGE CORN SHOW

Delaware Grange, Of Newport. has
arranged to have its annual corn
show in the Grange Hall on Novem-
Der "A. Professor A. r. Grantham. OF
Delaware College. viii make an ad
dress and will be judge OF the corn
cNlihit. There also viii be Other
rpeskera Al Granger are invited 20
fka show.
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
ANOTHER MP. KLAIR

w H. klair, dealer in live stock and
agricultural implements announces that
nc is moi tile ". II. klair who caused
the arrest OF man yesterday.
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
WORKMAN INJURED.

Roland J. Buchanan had his right
leg injured yesterday by heavy pipe
falling on It while he was at work in
one Of the local plants His injuries
were dressed at the Homeopathic Hos
pital and later he was sent 10 his
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
CHILpRrN IN CUrRrH WORN.

Tho children OF lhc Delaware
Orphan Homo and nrustrial schpol
will attend Simpson Nj. u. CHURCH,
Newport. at . o'clock on SUNDAY after
noon, and viii present the program.
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
DAILY PUZZLE.
ANSWERS.

ANSWERS.
I. Because a miss has only two
feet while n mile has $3.50.
.. because silence gives ascent
(assent)
3 A little before Eve.
A. BufalO.
.. Because they're always ready
fly; continually harping and haven't
an earthly thing 10 wear.
QUESTIONS.
I. What word is the solution to the
following problem: Ore -cargo--car
-barn-bar?
.. What is the queer thing about
an accusing charge?
3. Why is Plutarch good name
for a cat?
4. why is a young baby frequently
uncanny2
.. What is that which comes into
the world at just the right height for
you to extract its sweetness and yet
is sign of both trcachery and
unity?
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
OUENTIONS.
CARD OF THANKS

TO the Wilmington Fire Department.
/ wish 60 return many thanks 10 thc mem
bcrs % tiic Fire department thc way they
d worked 10 save my homo at Kenyon sta-
be. on French street. Niiininri on. Dol
MRS. WILLIAMS.
No. 22i French street. Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1913-10-15

always arc correct Among haud-
some novelties must be mentioned
duvctyn material woven of silk and
wool with a rich yelVet-likc surface,
and Il Is wonderfully beautiful.
Among simple materials is to he found
silk and wool crepe woven IN hroche
effect that is charming both I'm colors
and in texture The duyctyn repre-
lsents extreme luxury but the crepe rs
of moderate cost There are brocaded
lvelvcts and metal brooadcd silks. too.
that are superb for this use. For af-
lternoon occasions, plain wool velours
lor plain silk velvet would make a
handsome choice, or perhaps hrocaded
silk showing a little bright color used
for the trimming.
For the medium size, the wrap viii
require 4 yards Of material 27. 3-4
yards SO. ga yards "A inches wide
with SIS yard % inches wide for the
trimming
The May Manton pattern of the coat
1883 is cut in sizes from "a 90 AZ IN.
ches bust measure. Il viii be mailed
TO any address by the Fashion De
ipartment OF this paper, on receipt o
ten cents.
iNo......... ..... ......... .......'
Name .-........ ......'...s.s...' '-'
Address ... .......- ..............|
Size. .......... .......... ...s.s.ss-l
Tue above pattern aud other Ma,
MaDton Patterns described in TIL
EVENING JOURNAL and all the pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
sern Company can also be obtaine'
tor 10 cents from
TIFF H-zOLLINGER co.
Evening journal., 1913-10-15
GETS MARRIAGE MCENSE.

Miss Edith N. Phelps, Of Milford,
Del. was issued q marriage license to
marry James A. Bon'n, OF Oxford,
England. in Philadelphia yesterday
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With Your Back Against the Wall

How many people go through Hfe
without ever knowing half the force
there is in them. just because adver.
sity never comes 20 drag 10 ont.
Many a man astonishes his friends.
and most OF all. himself. when he
shows what he can do when his back
Is pushed against the wall
4 friends OF mine had a collie dog
He was n wonderfully intelligent ant.
NAL lie would bring I'm the COW with
The crooked horn when so ordered. or
round out half q dozen sheep from
She flock. or do any Of the marvellous
sheep.dog tricks which ftacEer the
credulity OF an except those who
know these wonderful beasts hut
there was one thing no could not do.
lie could not or rather would not.
fight ~ DE saw another dog coming
down the road. he would desert his
master and run homo. with hts tat.
between h'e legs
wow HE master. being n wieo man.
conceived n wise idea lie decided
he would see what Uobhic could do 40
no had his back ur against Che wall.
and go. ono day. vusn Robbie started
10 skulk away at The a..It of another
dog hla master took him hy the acruT
ri The neck rrd held him until tho
other dog was upon him Then Bob.
bic had fo 0rhf end he fought. and in
no time no had licked that other dog
20 n fraTTlo
Hobhie's master. tho owner o. tho
other dog. and the other dog himself.
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were all surprised. but Bobbie was
The most surprised OF all. Nor was
mat the end OF H. The coward was
gone forever. Robbie Is now the
champion % the village.
That's life.
few human beings will nut forth
their utmost force and efficiency OF
their own accord, but most men have
10 be pushed against the wall TO show
what stun they are made Of
\ newspaper man was offered a
hne job with fixed salary by a maya
zine lie took the position. began 20
pat himself on tho back and TO do
slovenly work AZ the end OF one
year he lost his job lie tried 10 get
back his old place on the newspaper
and couldn't even do this lie lad Al,
expensive wife and children. and no
money His back was hard against
the wall TIE had 90 do good work
and no did o.. Today ne Is writing
TAR better fiction than ne ever wrote
in hie life
Nobody welcomes adversitv. No
body likes Co believe that he Is going
to Do mp against H. Tho thought Of
having your hack pushed hard against
Tho wall is alarming 10 an but the
stoutcst hearts. and yet that's what
makes mon. and women My hand
10 the man with his back against the
wall Courage. comrade. next year
You VIII be thanking Cod for the ad.
vcrslty which pushed you there and
gave YOU n chance 10 find the stun
that was In you
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To Get Rid of Wrinkles
and Bad Compilations


II T. more important now than DURING
The period ~ rrofuHa uersrIrn lion. f1
keep tho pores clean All Husmetira rI.a
the pores lu winter this Interfere
greatly with Colonization % .fn.fa mate.
ill irluTluE instead ~ afdfrg Tho com
rlDNiuu. ordinary mercoliaeu way aorvea
HII fIo purposes - creams. ruwdera and
rnuree. SWING Tar hotter results no act.
utly peele or an offensive skin. 90 ne
.lme time uuriurrlur the pores Minute
Particle ~ scarf rtin come or dHv bv
dtF. cHusiug mot Tho least rnIn or dta
comfort Gradually The healthy. vourr
OF eItIu beneath peeps out and iu IeH.
than fnrtuiFht you have n fovctier
complexion Than you ever dreamed .I
Hcuu.rlnE MrrtullfeI wax. oUtaIuatIa
DC amy drugstore. la .nrr1d or nightly
liko cold cream Hud washed orr morn.
iure ONO ounce usually aufrrra
For rswnt INK wriuNlcr. without rfnr.
pins tne rnrrH with rnetF eIuff hrrs.s q
never. fHIlIuE formula. ur Powdered
aaNOIIfe. Dissolved Dob o. pint witch nr1rf
lHtlr Pho ffre in fhla daily Tor awhile.
't''U Tine VIII VANISH completely Etcu
tHc urst application giveH surprising re-
rults--AdV.
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worldT How much should there be p
How much could there bs7 How much
shall there be- oy-nakersi THAT IL
what tho world needs. And Christmas
is the festival Of tho Joy makers. II is
time when their principles are recor
mixed 80 correct
Hut here's plan. Not a new one.
kuowledEinE that ~ ought 90 De done
Christmas day means that for certain
hours We adopt tho policy 81 MAKING
other people glad Why not do thai
same thing tho day after Chrfatmag-
Way not tho day after THAR WHY MOI
every day tiu Christmas comes agafu9
Tho Christian Herald.
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young nnoh.lorn. Climb

number ~ the .ufiug men 81 the
social ret have organized the Young
Fscn"lpfn. 'luh' 1uI elected SIR. Forbes
Slim son chairman.
During the lu ioays these Young men
VIII give a nun ner of social aTairs I'm
honor uf the girls ard bows returned
from school The following are tho
members OF the club. AfeesrS Georg,
Whitaker. Joe jefferson. Dewey Quar-.
rift. irw in Kelly. Nelsou NhftnFer
Robert WnfcrIouss sam Laugf.lfn Vyr.
lam IrnuzheiIu. Alex Paxton. Ir
Worries Sifuuson. Charles Quarter Alex
Young. william simpson. John Water.
house. Philip LHuEhlin WOODWARD
FfH Hzheiui. charles Watcrhouse. Jr. and
Junior I'ra uzheIfr.
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Christina. Entertainment.

Christmas entertainment will ne
given az the East Twenty -uinth street
school house on the afternoon OF De
cemher %. The subject is Christmas at
Linnigans Ilot and the following is
the east Of characters.
Pat finregau. owner Of the RATS.
49, ..... -...--.-. Harley Baker
Miss NeversmiIe. "a maiden lady.
.-- Wilma Bishop
DEN f"oley. % politician .... WI Riedel
Pro-. Baton. "a musician. .. Albert Riedel
Mary. 81 resident In the flats .........
...-. .-.- .--......... Matilda Riedei
lota. a." sleepy boy -Geprgic Fette
Mrs. F.urcran. Pats wife. ..........
.--...-. ..... ...-.-.. -Tlelna Baker
Babies Of fiurcgau.s Flats ........
.---..--. TltrtE-slX children
The program viii also contain cribs.
reoit't'ong. ruu-s ana 70 dramatlzntion
or "t'Iistnds .u IN Attl.' by primary
pupils
Doors Omen az l.lg 70. m. Everybody
invited. Admission fee. 10 cents.
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the young ladies' returned from col
lege Tor the holidays
Tor Hrs- Brsidsnsssin
Miss barbara korn OF Waruood will
entertain al her home Thursday After
noon OF next week with a Ave hnndrsa
party Tor Mrs. Harry Breidenstein OF
bridgepOrt who leaves for Fairpoint
o.. TO make her home.
Prizes viii be awarded and a lunch
con Will be served
Auction Brdgs.
MIS- John Cunning ham entertained a
Few OF her friends on the Island Thurs
day afteroon. An Interesting session
or bridge was enjoyed. after which re-
ireshments were served. The following
were the guests.
Mesdames:
" = Johhson \ \. Whitley
Misses:
SSeasllonhe hupp- Bess Mathison
s u,xaoetn carney Polly Craddock.
-',n Shller or Nettie Young.
,-thlontoNn. "a Gertrude Garden.
Katherine Gilbert.
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II. A. c. Club Dance.

The members Of the y. 4. &. club of
the South Side. will give their annual
hall At Mozart hall. Thursday. December
rs. Dancing from to > o'clock. Coates
SaNephOue orchestra will furnish tho
following program:
Two step. Melinda Wedding Day.
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Miss Emma harris was .lrprised a,
her huu." lu NFrfH Wheeling ThursIa,-
evening. and tho party was to celebrate
her eighteenth birthday TIE following
were the quests.
Misses '.Uua Harris Lucy Watson.
MnrrHre I.lter-Hrk. Frances Harris
Ont Irfi"r I.INflr Gertrude Johns. TlTltr
EptF. hftrg Harris Hce.ie smith
NH.srs. IS 900 thyme Herman Sfevas. Her
iuHr IIfur Isr. IEFrl Fischer. I.nwnrf Mo
'H... IH.r Erkera Joe T0rrnra1. Ivan
90 Irurr. Eurene CDr.orHn. Tom Herald.
M'Itiu Grtfr Joe George Iurn Harris
end Herman Harris
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Mrs. Albert Schenk entertained her
sisters and Mr.. Albert Schenk's sisters
an air YVES prettily appointed and 20
ladies We're present.
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Bachmann,s orohe.,ra panoo.

The usual weekly dance Of Bachman's
Orchestra. will take place MONDAY. De
cenber -. At Ario hall. Arrangements
have been made with "a well known vo-
Sahst to render several OF the late son.;
hits for this occasion
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suburban sewinr Club.

Mrs sydney Mccoy. or W OodlaWn. will
ehteitai nthe suburban Sewing club at
ner home SATURDAY afternoon. Articles
Tor Christmas giving viii he included
in those finished during the afternoon.
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Evening Party.

Master George Drumming. son OF
Mrs. George \. Llughlin. entertained
a number OF his young friends at the
home of his parents Friday evening
decorations We're in keeping with the
Yuletide.
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Priscilla senina Club.

Mrs. Clyde McCutchcon entertained
the Priscilla Sewing club at her home
in Roney's Point Wednesday after
noon. Following several hours spent
at sewing luncheon was served. The
Mrs. Audley McCutcheon. Mrs. l.. Jen-
kins. Mrs. N. T.. Powell. Mrs. Milton
Orr. Mrs. w. G. Wassman. Mrs. John
Supler. Mrs. VIII Supler. Miss Anna
McCutcheon
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THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron

y -: .: J. =. 100000
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Tho uerf meeting ~ fre Wownr'~ 10.
erHrr club VIII ne held ut tie Lima
ifsuIr sherman studio. ..ruer Your.
teeu.H puI fH1rIIre streets. Wefrnr. 81.
Tr. emner %. The foiiovtrF fe tH~ pro-
gram
Tho vision of French srruirs fr enc
Western fIfW. rfers fnr re- rsufurv and
U1If Inspired The heroes ~ rIftaIrIr
r.fU|n
French History iu IHuHHH ....
NUH IllHUrnrer
'frture uHe we'll .If of her ff srn
thousand acres ~ -r0V
NultHIrc
Tho STORY or Arcadia .....
.......... Nre fIura Williams
Healthy Mans Christmas view
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