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the vo.nan ~tsn has io SQUAT out each
ss..abssk with careful nsssrs.
,.,sn...i y. th- lips. tnarvi. u 10
,h. latter woman ukp cen svi the
ns..i fan au, .f h-r hills. r>pV.isll.
i. she 10 a, ali .irses In the >Slsin9
Of issssss,~ and pusai'ak tsvpss tus
s.nsrils. ~hish sh. .aa copy n vesy
isiie sosgs caa ssu ihtah o! shy'
ihiae n,of- fa.riaaiiaE ihsa 10 Ill
d.~n - Iih needle. sssesd. bits Of esi.
ord .hittoa " .iik OF velvet ssd .
f~~ si,sps of tas II yo0s haads Esd
In y,as head tho psetos~ ot that ssu.
.y it'll. srskpi-sr s"s 49,
Thvs- j. sp limit io the t>ssa,ssii.
tic. aud asS ~omss saa sufs COT
s-sa-shiss ..s-'ss ssi 5sinis snd'-
ditf-svas. t:s-a musf .sa t~ -s,li>
made Of .hiftsd velvet os 'att-'s.
NtsA iup l.enLs .f fuf aruluJ u. ssd
.hses.-i tftiis a, she o.,saiass, \
,-ry pf-t.y aud shS- ;Uget Ia added
BY handmade ttu~rrs OF The same VI
contrasting esi.s. just sessr cs
fnr aissus sE. arvk sat Ia = fftii Of
,-i,-, of lace ~i,i kst- IN. eusiua.
81. -ssisbi. Jash tha, isfsrr fui
piece lack.
And a.. isiti- fSisoi.rs. mech fis.
sus. ass easily nsa.i- ss hapsc with =
ti, Of n-; and ls.v. .sss delightful
effectiveness. ~bss On appearance a'
see, is ssIi-,I b, an,iissnz the sds-s
rtih . 'ia!. narrow suush .s MT
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MILITARY COURT
INSTITUTED
'sixacd, JOHN CHASE.
itfisadi-r G-a.ssi os ID.
Ndju,an, .-n~rai'. iApattm-n;
stsssssssA ssso 80, g.,

Th- os.sctsl order a. isF!sadi.r =
General chas-s constituting = mill
'ssy sosanissisn In th. miiItass dis.
iri.t of Colorado ~as is..,-d a, .;zo
last aiGhts The order ~ss sis-u o'ii
follow isg . conference b~l~-~a Gca.
|essl ctass. Judge As,ora,- Major Y,
}. tsoashsnn ssd n~pusy Assorae-
Ges~ssi fpnst. u tsousk. All sa.
eoaf~srns-. had l.--a held ana the
rlsss os the saiiiiAsS eour, talked
oNer. The order r's,id~. that the
|seaa,s.sIon saa.i soasss. of s~.-a Of.
t,.vfs ~ ,h- rsi.sa'i. Nssi.aai
Guard .s,a.d " IL. ..m,as aaias :
s-h-rs'
This .un nnis.isu all. h.sg sas
consider all matters submitted to u
and ~iji be dis-rset in its rrsg rslurv
by the juis- Nivers'-. -hs has '.~rH
assigned assistants in Ms5.r 4. q.
T.srs--i. "f as--ics. and Captain
Edwin saaiih. ss r,~.s-t Th- Judge
tds"-a ate act. IN th- capacity ~ sh-
at.,ri.. a'Iuf.rs in sath-riaz al.
d.nc- and SuaJuesins ;h- b.ssinE..
his, sl.., gather. .sii~as- fus ia. sic.
f.aisni. ard s--~ To- IL that heir sua.
.,i'u,,onai right. sE- protected!
Uar .s the fiTst .as-s that ~iil
cra,r before sees e:'ii;ary commission
|. that "t the sin strikers being Er<j
ia Tho isii a' wsi.cni',ssr aud wh.
arr .sid 4" have confessed to par
iicspstiou in the ami,iss adj that w.
.psissi in to. death -f Iuur min
guards acar - v-'ss
THE sssas-isa..sB ct u.'s"siNr -
h~lch-r N~r- las, sish, tss clearly
emphasized that the T-i.a at terror
|.tiit continues. and tha, ,h- strikers
AMI the "hishsE.ur." will sion ~
nothing That mur Ter and blood
shed i. y matter ut ii,'lc moment !.
shown 10y the appar-a' Gig ion v'hI's
some s,rik. ssmps,hi,ri asd ,h"s~
in chaTs- "t the I"cai union r-s"i Nj
III. death .i ILsi,hcr. Hut the ,iti-
s-ns "f Trinidad who favor Law an,I
order and condemn violence snd "u'-
,awry. stand as - unit in d.HpunCins
| toe r.wardiy ac. of the assassin that
liss, nirht committed a cold-b'VSIcSi
murder on the main business corner
Of the city before III. very eyes o'
peaceful men. women and children.
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Coal Exports From
the United States in 'l3

,'ori.! ia the fiscal year 1919 over
- haliii"n doiiar.' worth passed
thfuuSt Use northern .sSrd-r ports.
~hii. al th. =" miii'on 'ioiiafs
Worth al ni,u..iaou> exported about
ia" third pa.s-i ths.ash Ill. north
-sn ,-'sd-s pnrss. ta- s-mainr'i~r so'
Ing "ii chiefly ~ Norfolk. N"s sort
News. rhiiad-irhis AMI HALLMARK.
The uni'~si States no~ ,-rarirs
shir.. riss- ~ tA- lie, at .oa, export
irs .psnisi-s at :a- world. the .isi
exports of th~ tail~.i k,ns.iom faf
ts- ssieadss year Ut 1871. ha. tar
s-sa ~ miitsos toas: shu.- Ut tier.
n,say. - million. tue unis~i s',i-s,
:sS saiii,ua 'issiujins sunk-- coal
and .hipssesls 10 Hawaii and Porto
Wi.o,: Aasssta.ttuasssy. s's n,i.
lion: Hrissum. sss miii,oa. Ispss.
-. s,iii,os. Asd rrase- "a m,i,soa
tons
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STREET CARS ARE
BUT Is YEARS
0lO

III. ssf.e, ssf celebrated It, sNsa'
D.nnh si,saaas in Osi.,,-r. II sr-a's
has,'iS s-,sssslc that th. mojssa
sire-' ,aiI~ss .,slcn. "u- u 'F''
sr~strss das rlVsaacuts uf '"ts -Ice.
sissl asr. sa.alJ he ~" elder that
'~-aiS five yesr>. Vet u ~as In N.
iss.'~r. iss<. that the first ri--ist.
street raiissr i.e.sVaS"t 'sr SECT
ap~fs'ei in iHi. soaslry vas seat OF
IT'S ialttsi Fir AZ t.r.a. Nase,. takisss
~. prs>SN, .ossss ut sits Highland
circuit through several o' ih- psi".
stpsl .sr.yt. of the .itss Trips srrs
made fos 'h. sirs. few s.css With
toss.. aei thrJ '.ntinu.i to spii
the ears until th- poi,. ard wires
SER sr,r,-li t.s -icrsri, ;.ew.r
Th,. was th. Iiss, ui-C,rics'lt
csui.p-d s,ucc' rsssss.r 81 -tsr
run in The TAFT ii states. Wa, tire
Highland .r.,i"r .t tho .its va. ss-
l-.t.L as an appropriate s'agr scr
,inn,sw ,rt. ,sr seems s.si."s l-.v-
I,sr IT, III" rse.cas generation. hut
'hsr- was - s,a.sn ser this iascn-
,a,. -. the.S lays wrcr- working zeal.
.isiy 4. present a s~ii..rcprIlet'
-,,v'ri, ,ar Tho iIizb'ani district.
~iih its steer biss prosecuted the hc~i
ulacc for pu,t,uz til. Iatc>, in,cn'ion
to = serrrs '..,
Nackin-ry fortbc ear vas ."n'
struc,cd at the Lynn works Of tbs
Il, neral Llc,tri~ CoMl.any. anJ raih'
yr than 8" To- the expense cf 'r,tns
the nc~ Invention vut TN seine o'hC'
M. m,.nictvalitl. " was dr~rhrd wi.c 4.
uu, u t- its first t.s, IN the hons
city. Their, va. y sufii,icu, NUN
nc. Of dwellings about the Highlands
al this time to guarantee pslins
expenses prov idins the car was .
.uc,c.s.
Work Of erecting the sUpIOrt po,..
/ asd overhead wires Vas completes! u
les. than two months time. an'
aNu, t"t 'N's'' VS's ="
1858. the car was sent over th'
| Highland. Tor the first time uhIc
It's own power. II afforded TN
greatest cur,csily of tho time an
hundreds 81 ciiiscu.. together vii
\ uryu,incnt electrical experts. thfne'
out To witness the car run VI the hsl
II under ". own power. Eicctftcit.
Tor operating this car was ssppltc'
by . small power plant located II
l tho ba.emeNt of the Otd tsenno
4 building. cor ner of Market strcet an
\ Harrison court
Ono Tuesday. xeptCn,Dcr I. 1881
a. article uader the heading 9
"Hiehlsud street Carr" appeared q
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forests, which We seek TO perpetuate
and therefor. to be sound and con i.
VineinK education must include .
knowledge ot the lumber business. .
In presentipg some oi the cdnca-
iioaai devices the committee com.
M.nded particularly III. booklets
gotten out by various forest fire
protective associations. Another de-
vice is paper drinking cup TO b.
folded BY ehiidren. ea'h ioid iaiiins
y pictured story ofth- growth ~ IL
forest .ir.. aud al tie "Siis Of it,
effects. san another is a match ''0s
legend which i-oinss oui that whil.
u match has u head i, cannot think
for itself. hut i. dependent on tn.
thought of the user Ia Keep 1t ir0m
ioins harm IN IN. wvods
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luucAf0R FOR USE
m STREET CARS

\ device showing the numhwr "i
tho next street has i,ccn tried out W
a Wichita. Kansas. street car system.
Zach street stop srUsr one cnd of the
line To the other ie given q soasecu-
tive aumbcr. asd the passenger. on
entering the car and asking the con
ducior please let me off n E,Mwooti
Avenue. y told Your stop number
is se.' The indicator In the from;
Of the car shows at glance just
where the care Is with reference 10
the deeired stop. and the passenger
rlNss the bel, ss ruo'her ~ appears
r'or strangers, snJ for regular traN-
slers at aisht or In storn weather.
the device has proved useful.
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Washington. Nos, :i.-1h- value
.i ."al passing oui of Continental
thii-i state. in the N.sI sh..h -n'a
n",' m.h'n stli approximate i""
nIiliun i"iIars. sssinsi i-ss than
hslI ,ha, aun - 'l''ai. asu This
estimate. '',@d ulnn nsnr's '"'
-isnt noEshs ot sh- surt-ht s.ar la.t
=. .at'i"'",i ~ ,h" hur~iu Is; foreign
emil domestic .ofnn-r.s. .i-Hs. sn-hi
al commerce. iaais a'Srs iha, sh- Salu-
81 .i"nirsii' .oai .-n, 10 .or.iSa
c"-n'F,'s in the tuii S.sr -iii sP-
'fpsiuilt. :" nailltun ,i.iias.. ut that
ss'i'pli-i to S..s-is -ssas.I In the
i"f-tsn trade. 80 piii,ons .s .,sA-
-sror'-L "a; niiitsn. aad al ship
ns"nts at saat tp ,s- non.oa,i isg,oa.
territories oIth- r.it.d States. on-
million This ia.i.at-s sh iars,a 49,
siufinx the last a..sd- at over 100
r-s cent. the value of st.sl exported
ia the calendar t.ar isvs LaSiax
i'--n 8; million s.iiar.. while ios lh-
ruff~ni svar the totsi wilt approx.
mAtr ." million. asi in the Increase
IN the value ot soai supplied so ,~..
s-i. -aEas..i in III. fosvisa tssJr saa
N that ,.aseiax eu' u the ,Uaatss IT.
the insss 81 .us- has t--s sSosx .sas.
liar iip->. ihouxh th- official svvosd
Ut that Supplied so t.>s~is oniy b~.
sins With the year i,.:.
M a.. -s.ofs. of ..e' 4. Isssi iss
sosatfi.s saSracis. form. si-sal oss.
'htfJ and s.-. aiasss.i exclusively so
CsesLss r.r sh- ht,ua.i.ea.. sh,.h
f.sus ai-ssi ,~a.ihira. of tLr total.
Csas.is ss ais. = iars- .usi,s.r. taI-
ina s's sniiIi.s cl; .s ih- ,~-I,-
usiiI'cn i"-s .-.i 4. foreign .-.sas
'FiCs !. iEv -,sn' months .ndiae
-i'h Nssu.,s sas.sh M-Ns... vaa.
aH's. 'uha and .-rla,r other at sh-
w-~' iadiss .s. sls. isrs. rar.n,..
"ss Toe value .s The hi'uu,in..s
seal -Nuett..I trsn, th- tuts.s. State.
I" canada in sh- .isbi aS',ath. -a'I.
tn. with August ~as - 1uiIsisn .I.iI
lars I. ''uhs 80 million. q. sI-si'o.
ever "n. miiii-as 'u Panama apptas.
i.ssS"S ..C million to the West
Indie asE-, 'Haa yubs -, n.iiiipa3
shii- the remaining sts mi'ii.. ,'ui.
lass s.r'h vs> Ji.,riGu;.i I. m.u.
than = s,"r- at suun,riss. EaelIcins
i'aIys Austria -iIunzary. France. til,
>Cth' Eisp.s. S-sv-y. Spai.. ESE-
lend. Nrs-Htiaa. Itss.'i. Uruguay.
'aI-ubia. Costa Et-.. .uas. malls.
hzyp,.. and ,'Ei,i.h. f.'n,h. .-rn,an
aaL Portuguese Niris.
M"s' o' tH- '-ai ia ..inz wit rf
'h, ',uutrs leaves by tn, northern
''urd-r t.rts Of ~" ss misliuu i"i-
lars v"T'h VI sH'nr.-i'" zeal ~
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Old Solder
oesqusrs Eczema
AheIssDtlal aal DsseseS 1tesanssAI
yail 3sos Dsss ~ ose0 Web
i Vim n i Yee Yea

~ . ~ OseG1s Telay ~ Sssvs n
W1Ah 60os0sO uaAhso 10 Oare Ai1. this 90
~ vsoss0A Woa ooos hss victory ssA coa.
0noeO0 ~ seo0h1s viii thio s0nAskobis
0o00 ~ loe1A6.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
TOUCH Of io' ''s1s sTs1,sH FINISH

tuI.. futs cycry~hcrc. On e,ert =
iDiy and on cyer,ihins. :-ur coats.
fur hats. fur n.ckrictcs. FUR Musts.
cloth trimmed with fur. fur trimmed
with fur.
\ touch Of i, aud behold. Sou
have style. distinrticn. charm
Blou.cs. gowns. ,unics. tiimy collars.
all blssspM with II. As ior ncslIsccs
--you aye not a, all up ,u date " you
havenut one Of soft. billowy crepe de
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21

~. ". Aaso Msi,r,s~ C.-.
O-ailssasas.la is,i. ses-aA oeo-ass1
- ~ hssk aud 1insis- lhsssssss Sssasao
ss.,, =. = s, ~, - ..s a.. y. = c't1 - - ~ =
sp0rass1 % hsaAl. tses aAA hAo1e-Snsa.
TAG aaA tlrhiss. ! sss-s1 SsssJsA100 ~
svs ~ svttrs as1 v.s esssts0 Ues1.
1vo 0sasAs $50 "a . hostlo - 3soS:
sc~saa Ass oi8es.s.sr1 aa1 ~ hnnss.
b-sia Ia baspk - beg k.sAs IbseovVe ZSop,
TO - The ssrss-.s sisAsosvs1 - ~ asr.
Aosv Ipses 10 x~aA JoAo ". H0ss1as.
wn. 4rkiaty Nn.s "a u. 4. q. CASrasn.' e
y'as Ga ssse yosssru - ehie oosoSas.
NeAsAs. si~~O assshpiaa hnspoe-oesw0o-
Nsss se lst0 0stAsisd v~sssao ~. vs.
ssualsd ens ssy skia esuDeinaA 1ssts.
hensehos sd oakse sAia teuabtpA. vsns
0sug81ss vii ssit Sos . 80 s-aieo lsaiis
- sras dis~-s .a e.~~,ps - psss. ~ 4. ".
4ns< 8s>isria~ s"u- ~. tA-stss No.
sss nsnsi's.n i'sus Co thf~c stores,
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RATES ORDERED LOWERED

4 ws>Iins.cn. Nov. 81 '.sWvr
's,c- on .vsi fr.u CaiIuu. y. VI i-
vsrieus ypin,s in Nris"ss. v-Sc "r.
a,.vsJ ss II. Interstate "us-T'-
svs,Miss ion t.''s,.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21

the Daily Evsncink Item. Lynn. NJ
follows: ~ special car. with horses
attached. will be run over the tracks
u the Highland electric railway this
sftern00s and "Wednesday the ear
will bssin to run regular trips. with
horxcs. untii electric wires and poles
are laid
sure enough. tue first electric ear
~ss run 0vor the Highlands with
horses attached. This sar Mas u
boxed. affair and WAS. only few
yesrs sxo.takss off the Highland
route snd converted into double
track ear. and wss run un the Euclid
avenue route up to = year ago when
IL ws~ replaced by tue pr-seht mod
efn conveyance ON this line. Ths
Iirst trip of the car MAS made with
u Iair Of gray hors-s. Th,sa hauled
tue car ~ Tar Us the foot oi ltocha-
~sy street. where pair IL ,o~
horses were added a0hthr 'ar WAS
pulled up ii. hill.
There ~as . iars. passenger list
aboard and everything went well I'M
vi the summit of the iilsh fork
street, incline sss reached. A. ,his
place Psssideui Bs-e.i requested thai
Mr. Grover. xhO Was Oh hand to SIT
p.ryi,- the running of thi. tfip. take
III. rcins aud run the ear down III.
hill. Takias hts pasiti"n "n the
front piaifarn, AR. Grover .., hts
Lssk.-- aai s,RaAii-.i the hors's 4"
start The descent VIA. ma.'- 4" per
feet order. sad ulsDa reaching tue
cit, hall. the ear Sas s~n' back '"|
the Myrtle street stables. from which
pis.- u ~as frat sfht out.
On "Wednesday. S~pi-m'''f .. the
.,aS .a NLi.h til. firs, regular trip.
s.r- ."ssn,ca.~.i IN the Highlands.
an article ua.i-r the h-,'iins al
"Lna.s~-i Csr.'' srpsss-' In tie Dali,
evening ii-si.. =. f"itos-
"TaeistshsAad circuit hnr.. sa's
carried issss' tnsas this n"on. sSa
ihrrr i. NO question sut what u large
srasti. ~ui .-~a.i the enterprise
of the l.. 4 - railway.
Ja Isis s.sni- .>caink y disriat o'
fireworks ~as sisru st shc summit
Of tho Rossa~sy street ,nci'n-. ia|
celebration OF the os'Catnz os this
Iis~. \ .,sa,inis,s- headed Il! pa''a
cn-.,er and t.d~ssd Miller. old r-~i.
,.~as. Of ,hs hill. rstsrd sssnes-a'
Iuaa. with ~hI.h so offset the ca
,ss., u hrv~ osks and upoa -a.h
ssst u the car over Works~sy s'r--s
suxaess srs- shot is'o the air.
loaa O~cas. d-c~ased. ~ss sse
s,,,s uusosass 10 rus 'hs '''ss'shd
s,.suis car over the ilishlasds usdsr
it, ovs vosst.
tiusssvei. VI Interested st,,s-sA
,srssd out to watch 'h- rsr sss-s'
ssa ds.resd the hiils os-r which rs
,oass- ss. LAID. Il sa. pa' on =
NssSy .saiauSe s1hrJu.s aud sas.
sssaiag uss. ass ben n'sia'si"-d
ar to ih. rf,-sa' s,s- rs- cars "f
today etc q sIsssi ih- sSmr sisr -
,n- TIRE, "a. run ogr: 'h's tou'rs
wus.stg.. .n.svss.'-n'. hss-
,s.a sassb, IN laS iia" VI electrical
sU.,vi anecy i"- tourists aud 'rs'ci'
-s. sius. the ItiGhissi circuit .is"-
,rir car "a. first pr' i.,u orrts'i"s'
i'rus,in-as electrical "spetis 'rusn
various rss;s q: tbs .uun'ff sad
tho ~.rla .airs Z" isa. snossiS after
IL. ttrs, ,i.ssri. ,ar YES s'.' tat"
s.t,ie- to observe ia oi-ra'.ra
rrsas sbi. ias.ssins Vi 1858 have
,ssu- vas, in.prp, meats ~ -'esfis
,c., e, se.es i'r-,icss 10 the ss'N-
rs,iee es tho Nrss -!"r'r,r 'sr IS"
the tIisbIaaas that ,sar. ,s.t" was
n. su,h ,hine =. electric issscnser
car. in op-rasios in say ssr' "' the
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.-Prlsiiss Of every description merit.
" ard quickly executed AZ the
Cstanirie.Ne~s Job r"oms, Samples
ssd quotations oa request. r.. ~.
selschoNs T-'~lsss -" -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-17
IF THE CHILD'S
TONGUE IS COATED
If Cross, FeveriSh, ConSti-
pated. Give california
Syrup of Figs"

Look at the tongue. mother, II
coated. II is sure sign that your lit
tie ones stomach. liver and bowels
need a gentle. thorough cleansing AT
once.
When pe,svish. cross. listless, pale.
doesn't sleep doesn't eat or act nat
urally. or Is feveriSh. stomach sour.
breath bad, has stomaCh-aChe. sore
throat. diarrhoca. full Of cold. give
teaspOoutul Of California Syrup Of
Figs" and in a few hours all the foul
coustIpated waste, undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out Of its
little bowels without gripping. and YOU
have a we'll. playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children 10
take this harmless fruit laxative.
they love its delicious taste. and ii al
ways makes them feel splendid
Ask your druggist for a SO cent bot
tie OF California Syrup of Figs"
which has directions for babies. chill
drcn OF all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on the bottle. Beware of coun-
terfeits sold here. To be sure YOU
get the genuine. ask TO see that IL is
made by California Fig Syrup Com
pany" Refuse any other kind with
contempt.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-17

Readings concerning the life OF John
Murray We're given by various mem
bers. Several songs were sung. A
short business session was held at
which time il was decided to give a
japanese tea at the home OF Mrs. Barr
on North Seventh street. The party
will be given November "A. In fort
night the society will hold Thanks
giving market. Further announcement
will be made A social hour followed
and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Elmer Magaw was hostess
Thursday afternoon for a social meet
ing of the ladies of Reid Memorial
Presbyterian church al her home on
the National road, west. A number
of members enjoyed the afternoon
The hours We're spent socially and
with needlework At the close OF the
meeting luncheon was served.
The regular meeting OF the Woman :
Relief Corps was held Thursday after
noon in the post room at the court
house. Several important business
matters were considered.
The Tourist club will meet this ev,
ening with DR.. and Mrs. David w
Dennis in West Richmond. The pro
gram will be the same as announced
in the year book
Prof, Cunningham school OF dane
ing was held last evening in knights
of Columbus hall The class was vel
attended. Piano and drunms furnish
er the music.
Mrs. Samuel Lott was hostess yes
terday afternoon for a meeting OF the
Ali Society of Trinity Lutheran church
at her home in Fairview. The hours
were spent socially and with needle
work. The ladies planned to give d
thimble party in the near future. lr
two weeks the society will meet with
Mrs. Shoemaker. at her home on North
Twenty street.
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Society and It's Varied Interests
Elizabeth r Thomas I12I- 1874

fine program of inspiration and work
for the winter season.
A meeting of the Golden Rule Bible
class of First Methodist church was
held Thursday afternoon at the apart
ments of Mrs J. l.. Hutchens on East
Main street. A number Of members
were present A program was pre-
scented, after which a social hour fol
lowed
The election of officers was held at
the business session, resulting as fol-
lows:
President-Mrs. Swisher.
Vice Presidential Walter Luring.
Secretary-Mrs. Fred. Eielow.
Treasurer-Mrs. George Homrig-
hous
Mrs. d. d. Ramsey sang pretty
solo. Mrs Edgar Brown gave an in
teresting talk, followed by pretty
song by Mrs. Ray Longnecker. Mrs.
d. F Brown added to the attractive
ness of the program by giving a beau
tiful reading Miss Ella Luring con
Guided the afternoons program by
playing a piano number. Committees
for the year We're appointed. Mrs.
ID. F. Brown was unanimously select
ed teacher of the class for the year.
The next meeting will be held the
third Wednesday in November at the
home of Mrs. Jesse Stevens, 10 South
West Seventh street.
The Sabbath school of the First
Presbyterian church will enjoy an open
house tonight al 100 o'clock at the
church, in which all pupils, with their
parents and friends are invited to par
ticipate Charades will be given by
the different classes. The entertain
+ ent is in charge of Miss Ruby Clarke
and Mrs. Herbert S. Weed. Refresh
ments will be served and no charges
made.
The regular devotional meeting OF
the Universalist Mission Circle was
held yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. James BeesOn on West Fifth
street. The meeting was we'll attend
ed Mrs. Whitley was the leader
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was served. Those enjoying this af-
fair We're:
Miss Leila Longman, Miss Dorores
Ellis, Miss Mabel Reynolds. Miss Hell
en- Fox, Miss Ruth Menke, Miss Pau
line Vessel, Miss Alice Sharp, Miss
Leta Roland, Miss Gertrude McPher
son, Miss Artilissa Bennett, Miss Eli
zabeth Hoffman, Mr.. Clarence Haas,
Mr.. Wilbur Kemper, Mr.. Eber VIII
liams, Mr.. Floyd Flood, Mr.. VIM.
DEAN, Mr.. Lee Outland, Mr.. Paul This
tlethwaite, Mr. VIM. Vessel, Mr. Rob
ert Sharp, Mr.. Harry Kampe, Mr.
Earl Vessel, Mr.. Robert Dickinson,
Mr.. Harold Norris.
Mrs. Frank Crichet's Friday evening
dancing class will meet in the Odd
Fellows hall at O'Clock. At o'clock
her assembly party will be held. Mr..
Bennett of Piqua, O., and a drummer
will furnish the dance music. Mr.. Ben
nett is a musician of remarkable abil-
ity and is favOrably known in this
city. The young people are invited to
enjoy the party.
Mrs. Crichet and Miss Lucy Smyser
will demonstrate number of the new
dances at the assembly.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert kOlp will meet
their Friday evening dancing class
this evening in the Pythian Temple at
100 o'clock. All the members of the
class are urged to be present. The
Assembly will begin at o'clock A
Saxophone trio will furnish the dance
music. All the young people of the
city are invited to attend.
Tuesday afternoon of next week
Mrs. Nern Thomas will give theatre
party at the Murray in honor of Mrs.
Frank Sewers, Mrs. r. J. Singer, Mrs.
Bud Thomas and Mrs. Heckenhauer of
Muncie
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Will
Klute will entertain in honor of the
guests. Several other social events are
to be given in their honor. Mrs. Sol
Frankel entertained this afternoon.
Saturday evening, Mrs. Clarence Jes-
sup will entertain at her home on
South Fifteenth street.
Miss Janet Reynolds of Dayton, O.,
who is we'll known in thits city, attend
ed a beautiful party given recently
at that place. An account of the at
fair follows:
The haze of an ideal Indian summer
day, and the flaming glOries of the
beautiful little forest land which sur.
round The Pine" the beautiful Oak.
wood residence of Mr.. and Mrs. r
/ Thurston Houk, made a picture set.
ting for the debut Of their charming
daughter, Miss Sara Houk, into the
pleasures and gaieties Of the social
world. Her own cousin, Miss Elsie
Talbot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Harry +. Talbot, was also presented
on this occasion, although her formal
debut will be made on Thursday OF
next week at 'Runnymede."
The rich appointments of the beau
tiful home were enhanced by a profu
sion of chrysanthemums and roses
and palms and ferns were effectively
arranged in every nook and corner
making a fitting background for the
beautifully costumed young women
who greeted the young debutantes.
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CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

The opening banquet of the Mems
club of the First Presbyterian church
will be held Monday night at 6:45
o'clock The Ladies' Aid society will
serve the supper. Reservations are
being made for seventy-fve men. The
officers for 1894 are: Mr.. Herbert
S. Weed, president; Prof. J. F. Thomp-
son, vice president; <. Z. Bowman,
secretary; J, S. Shroyer treasurer
l he club will offer an exceptionally
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WEDDING BELLS

The wedding Mr.. Fred Doenges and
Miss Lena Friedgen has been an
nounced to take place Wednesday, DC
tober - The ceremony will be per
formed a the brides home on West
Eleventh street. at 100 o'clock The
Rev. Herbert H Peters, pastor OF the
First German Presbyterian church,
will be the celebrant. The bride-to-be
is a charming young lady with a host
of friends. The bridegroom is we'll