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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-10

preserve in their original purity the tribal customs and charac
erc ID 1ger0t understand such not the
opportunity should be given the rising generation there
advance 1t pudishness that the 1gorot boy
include sardrobe rather imitation
by which the savage meed 10 don the hablments of his civil
led brother He Thereby the atters superiority and
ndieae outvay at least desire to be nearly like him.
Doubtless ntf the Igorot will high degree of cul
and evilzio nut long before the inward spirit is attained
there must be the OUTWARD sembance thin though the
be this stage has been reached by the Igorots their
is not matter for fidcle and it should be retarded
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-10
PANTS.

one o France most brilliant writers recently depored pass.
ing OF the Turks saying that of all Europe they alone retained
at ana anln OF the past and pity to destroy the
one remaining link with the picturesque long ago.
similar artistic desire acuate those who decry
oppose the exchange of the Gstring for by
dgoros the enget hills says the Cabenews Manila
me OF the ancient costume and its quaint simplicity
appear TO Their artistic souls and practical than the French
man. y would not only have change but actually discourage
H. S result number of lgorot boys who surreptitousy donned
par OF pants have been admonshed for their unsemy
and ordered forthwith garment with the excana
tory profx 'E,
would be well to consider if this shortsghed and
WISE policy pnes it the purpose Of government
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-10
DEMOCRACY OR oLIGARcHYq

The senate lobby investigation committee processes have
definitely located the nsdou lobby previously discovered by
President Wilson and its perneous activity display
advertisements in the and iii the fact the public
in number of communities has become aroused sufficiently to the
pending danger OF the Underwood Bill euge congress with
mail and elegraphic protests.
the eabed and wireless reports of what Chairman ovrman
OF this special committee be then
laeafsm which has broken the White
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-10

Washington StarThe Presidents latest tariff deliverance
calls famous remark Col Ike Hill of Ohio
cratic employee of the house Colonel Hill odtye politician
who scratched ticket always believed his party right and
the of election always confident
was in this We've got em, boysf they don
byu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-10
AMERICAN AND JAPANESE NAvIEs.

According the latest official returns the naval strength of the
United States and Japan completed ships ready for
serYice stands as follows;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-10

These figures speak for probable
should there be that improbable thing between this country
and Japan and that would be victory
Japan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
NEWS BRIEFS

There Is a great deal OF complaint
from people living along Wheeling
creek OF the large amount OF rubbish
that Is being dumped into the creek
Government officials have warned
the city and county officials to have
the practice stopped.
Fire Chief Rose has received an
Invitation to attend the International
Ffre Chiefs convention. to be held ia
New York city September / to 6. The
CHIEF probably will attend the con-
vention-
No business session was held by
the county commissioners yesterday.
the entire day being spent in "A tour
OF Richland district. where the roads
were inspected.
1t Is intimated that the $40, 900
bond issue which was recently re-
fused by a Cincinnati company. will
be sold TO a New York firm In the
near future.
Arthur Rice and James Mcmillan
OF Dallas, Tex, aged IS and so years
respectively. passed through this city
on hike from Dallas TO Pittsburgh
The men have been walking since
early in 1911.
Two young boys. Raymond Hook
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
THE DAILY CHIT.CHAT
Which Is Success?
By Ruth Cameron

We we're talking this morning ABOUT
the inhuman selfishness OF n doctor VINO
because ne disliked the probable public
ltN. refused TO accept an emergency pa
uent who was suffering agony from a
painful accident
We'll l don't know ~ blame him az
tel all, said the Doctors wife finally
when you come right down 10 Il, It's
the selfish people who get on in this
world. and people like them Just az well
too. II you are unselfish. people use YOU
ana then throw you aside. They don't
seem TO care any more for you. and you
never ge, ahead. ! don't see where Il
pays. ] guess after all 10 IL about ms
well 20 he selfish. It's the selfish people
who succeed In the world"
That IS n familiar philosophy. isn't IT.
But do you believe it,
sometimes m tempted TO. And then
again. lNrealize what a fiimsy fallacy ft
Is They say selfshness pays. and un-
selhshness doesn't. And when anyone
denies that statement they point 10
plenty or instances IN which selfish peo-
pie have forged ahead in the world
while uuselnsh folk we're stu at the bot
tom Of the ladder. But the fallacy lies
IN NE questionable nature OF the coin
IN which payment is made. One must
decide whether that IS artificial or real
before one admits the statement
Throwing aside all your preconceiyed
ideas on the matter. try to start right al
first principles and think hard-what
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
Bran Bread Recfpe

II send some Of my recipes for bran
bread for Mrs +. $. can vouch that
they are q great remedy for constipation
Bran Muffins-One egg. two table
spoons molasses. half teaspoon of baking
powder. and one-haif teaspoon OF baking
soda. one cup flour. two cups OF bran.
ono cup or milk. n little salt. currants. ~
you wish. Bake until we'll done.
Bran Bread-One quart Of wheat
bran. two cups Of flour. one cup OF mo-
lasses. two cups OF sour milk. one tea
spoon or baking soda one teaspoon OF
salt Bake one ana one-haif hours
Bran Bread-One pint OF bran, one
half rint OF flour. siK tablespoons OF mo-
lnsses. one cup or sour milk, one tea
spoon Of soda. one teaspoon Of salt u
may Dc baked IN muffin or gem tins ~
desired. but bake until well done
Mrs. r. &" should by now. be salts
lied withe far-reachinR Influences OF our
Corner and grateful for the active rood
viii and ready Kindness prevalent among
our members. We have received enough
receipts for bran bread 20 supply a com-
munity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
c )NCERNING WOMEN
THE GIRL IN CALICO.

j. there anything sweeter than a
wholesome looking girl in a fresh calico
" the silks and satins and chIffons
and laces and Charmeuse gowns and FOL
ueio.s ia the world can't make the girl
better To look at And yet somehow we
l-unic That TACT and 20 on eTleting our
pocket books by buying the things that
cost a lot OF money and which We fondly
"ttieh' enhance our charm.
\ pink and white calico and a pink and
white siri or something with blue sprigs
IN u that match tho blue OF her eyes. or
% rel checked affair that carries out the
: aTlcf IN her ips-nOt "a drug store scar
let either. but the real thing IN lips ana
s"."i- an YOU Imagine anything better
isuuEl - costs more7
Maybe the girl made the dress herself.
mus adding TO It's charm. FOR thereli be
mrtc gown that no factory can give
Homo made gowns dowdy. Not much.
r 90 t..' us-t fashioned gowns parad-
ins eur streets to-day were made az
hYfnc-thouEh the feet r. carefully con-
Were such snobs and 40 afraid OF
other snobs that wen lie like troopers TO
hide The fact that We honestly toll 10
save a few dollars.
our mothers and grandmothers wore
calico most 81 tine time
There wasn't much else 20 BE- had FOR
the price the average woman was able TO
i.i. Also. there wasn't the temptation TO
sfeui ON Monday morning what father
nt"hElt nome Saturday night that there
% To-Day Mother and the girls stayed
home Monday morning and DID the fam
hy washing. and 10 was an event whom
mother went 60 town 10 do any purchas-
iuF fnr THE family
Don't yOu remember how nice and
fresh the women folks looked and how
pleasantly clean they smciied. and how
PERFECTLY beautiful you thought mother
vas Dob the light blue calico with the pink
rosshudsf Father thought 20. too. be-
ttHrf Nt a4Aats saw Co 10 that she lad
another one just like % before tho ola
one wore out Father had good taste ali
right
somehow the women IN the calico
gowns we're roFier and brighter eyed
tHHn The women 81 to-day. who think
nothing ~ wearing a silk gown while do
ing up tho supper dishes They didn't
wear tho impatient frowu and tho ah-
sent minded gaze that We see 90 often
now
And father didn't have that harassef
lo"k. nor tIc pfcnaturciv greylnE hsIr.
tnd Do took time a. lay with the Riddles
Hnf to falk something else besides eN-
rcnsce with mother instead % using az
meet
sometimes Z wish We could 90 back 90
the calico DAYS
Set what woman would venture on =
street car these days dressed in calico
unlfee she's just over
Would yuu' Would -
wonder if they sell any more Of that
pattern with fne NErf blue Fround ana
VIC Viuk rHasnuia scattered over o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
THE OLD RELIABLE

Ing, II. and Howard Hamison. Il.
escaped from the chiliren's home at
Woodsdale yesterda v morning, and
had not been found last night Po-
lice Of surrounding towns have been
notified
No meeting was held yesterday
oy the committee of the local lodge
OF Elks in charge OF arrangements for
the State convention TO be held here
in September. bat another session
viii be held within a few days.
pr. J. II. Littell. Of the Y. VI. G.
A., conducted very interesting meet.
ing al the Wheeling Mold & Foundry
Company yesterday al noon.
1t is said local manufacturers are
dissatisfied with the new rate OF SIS
cents a ton on iron ore from Lake
Erie ports TO Pittsburgh and Wheel
Ing. hled with the Interstate Com.
mercc Commission at Washington on
Wednesday. II IS likely that some pro
test VIII be entered soon against the
new ruling
Charter No. $50 was granted YES.
terday by The State Sunday School
Association 70 the "Kindlv Greeting
class OF the Lutheran church AZ Round
Top. Berkeley county. II is composed
-. WI men anu SlA WtUifu. ana J. VI
IS. Evans Is teacher and president
-Nnceling boys who have returned
from pleasant vacation spent at The
State Y u. c A. camp az Terra Alta.
W. Va. are loud in their praise OF
that beautiful resort Quite a number
of local Y. VI G. \. members will
spend several weeks there.
Repair work has been started on
number o. bridges by the Wheeling
Traction Company. The bridges and
iresties on its Moundsville iIvision are
among the first 10 be considered
State Highwa.- Commissioner vii.
son. Of this State. is TO deliver one CT
the principal addresses A. the Good
Roads Congress 10 be held the last
week in September II is likely that
local delegates viii be present
1t has been suggested that the
heights Of Chapline Hin be annexe 1
10 this city. is proposed TO open a
new road 10 that territory. starting at
Tventy-eighth street
Heaters employed in several of
the local mills and foundries have
been granted an increase in wages OF
, per cent. starting with the next paw.
This was announced several days ago
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About People
movements Of individuals to and
From the City.

Miss Ada Stringer left last evening
Tor Denver. Col, where she will be
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Charles
Deiters, for two months.
Miss Mollie Nichols, OF Shirley, W
Va. Is Ill at a local hospital. She
was brought here Wednesday.
Harry Daily has returned from a
snort visit with friends in Sisters
vile.
L. s Marshal James f. DOYLE. OF
McMechen, is spending a few DAYS in
Parkersburg. on official business.
Rev. J. /. Gregory. of Cameron. was
recent caller in this city.
Charles speedy. an employe OF the
whitaker mills. this city, is visiting
friends In Waynesburg. Pa.
Joseph, the young son OF DR.. and
Mrs. J. VI. Houston, of Elm Grove. is
the guest OF Waynesburg. Pa, rela-
tives
Mr.. Fred Quicker. manager Of Cole
mans Twenty-fifth street drug store
left yesterday for Buckeye lake. near
Newark. o.. where he and his family
will spend their vacation.
Miss Florence Rice, of Twelfth
street, is visiting friends at Bethany.
w. Va. where she will remain until
the opening Of the fall term of high
school.
Peter Haberstick. manager Of the
Elks club. is confined by Illness to his
home on Fifteenth street.
George Order. OF this city, leaves
next Tuesday for Pittsburgh. 10 visit
relatives for two weeks
Misses +. +. Bingell and Myra Brik.
enheir. Of East Wheeling. left yester.
day evening for a trip 10 Atlantic
City ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kreamer and
son. Ralph. OF Buffalo. y. Y. are visit.
ing Mrs. kreamer's parents. Rev. and
Mrs. Arden Il. Miller on the South
Side for 4 few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Carter and fam,
lly. Of Martins Ferry. left last evening
Tor Atlantic City 10 spend two
weeks vacation.
VIII Siebke. OF Pittsburgh. If spend.
ing few days in Wheeling. visiting
friends
Dr. Harriet - Jones is out NJ the
city and will not return until septem.
her IL.
DIR. Earl Glass. Of Fourteenth stree,
left last night for Philadelphia TO
spend a few days
Miss Belle Olena. Of New York. is
the guest Of Misses Helen and Regina
Lutz on the Island.
Miss Minctta Miller. 81 tho South
side. Is the guest OF friends I'm Co
lumbus. ..
Misses Frances and Angela deg
miller 81 North Main street. are
guests OF Mrs Joseph Slender NJ New
Martinsvilie. W. Va
hlss Rose Carr. Of Clarksburg. and
Miss Katherine Stock. 81 Fairfield
are guests Of Mrs VIII Leach.
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does pay in this world? What Is sue
cess And, mind you. ] do not mean in
any limited sense. but in the sense OF
getting the most out OF life
Is IL TO go speeding about the country
N high power machines. dining at ex-
pensiVe taverns and meeting expensive
people! Is 10 to always have your cloth
ing cut In that particular line ana made
OF that particular weave or cioth wnlSh
harpens TO be approved at the present
moment? Is IL to have more rooms in
your house than your neigh bors have,
more servants in your kitchen, more
DOCKS In your library. more food on YOUR
table. more Invitations in your mail
more automobiles in your garage
or IL II never to lose your Joy in SIM
PIE pleasures or your interest in big Is
sues; TO keep in your heart that thrill
winch aWakens 20 beauty or nobility
wherever found: to do your share OF the
WORLDS work as well as IL lies in Won TO
DO u; TO learn TO really think about ev-
crything instead OF accepting YOUR
thoughts ready-made: to try TO rennem-
her that "things" are not the whole OF
IRE; TO love justice and logic; to 20 on
loving and serving others Just because
YOU want 20. even II IL doesn't seem 10
pay: 20 have few real friends. and
best OF all TO have the right TO be
friends with yourself because you have
Kept faith with yourself all through the
burden and heat OF the day?
AFTER all, which is SUGGEST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
Colon nFFEcrA

.pre ~ the secrets % always being
yell ana uttllF dressed declares Il
famous dreesmukcr. IS 60 understand
O. TO- tnCrf that color has upon the spirit.
ans Do ie "a thInE which very Few wo-
Nru Take into account \ dress that IT,
D. conn ug fu one ia certain mood W DO
20 hnpe caElf uubcruutiuE another time
I.ur Instance. "a black evening froCk la
."nfH smart hut don't don ore VII 70
900 ore depressed or You will feel more
HH uu Do rc e. perfect signal ~ woe
\ gIHN fruck or e. brown one VIII
.Nc much the saup cneCt but white
Nff Horth ng influence a red event r z
'ur really helps Co brighten a dun oc-
.r.nu Hrd green is ALWAYS cheerful al
20 Don't gut on yellow gown unless
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18

Yesterday afternoon at her home
near Sherrard. Mrs. y. NJ Garvin
very pleasantly entertained the sew
Ing circle Of the Allen Grove Presby-
terian church. The hours were from
10 :. Early IN the afternoon the
hours were spent I'm sewing and
many pieces % fancy work were fin
ishcd. Dainty refreshments were
served and very cntovabla social
evening was spent. Miss Helen Gar
vim presided ~ the piano and the
guests were favored with excellent
music. There were about "a guests
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18

Heideibera Club

Mr. and Mrs Albert Fisher and Nr.
and Mrs Frank RAIDER entertained tho
members ~ the Heidelberg Club No
Joe Green's hotel. Triadciphia. Thurs.
day evening A chicken waffle SUD
per was served. and there were covers
for Messrs and Mesdames Harry Rear
ley W " Reith. George WeImer Al
bert Fisher. Joseph Kurt. John Med
lex. Henry Shafer. Fred Weisrcrber
VIII v Stoops and Frank RAIDER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
F,RECKLES
Don't Hide Them with a Veil: Re.
move Them With the Othlne
Presentation

This prescription for the removal Of
freckles was written by a prominent
physician and is usually so successful
IN removing freckles and giving a
clear, beautiful complexion that II is
sold by E. II. Rau under an absolute
guarantee to refund the money II g
fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil: get an ounce OF othine and re-
move them. Even the first few appli.
cations should show a wonderful i'm
provement. some or the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure 10 ask the druggist for the
double strength othine: II is that is
sold on the money back guarantee.
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7GHc-

you are feeling particularly well. and
~ you are IN exuberant spirit A blue
Irock makes a delightful vision OF YOU
won let my customers try on
model frocks which I'm sure they might
hke ordinarily n they come to me faded
ana tred, because | know that the COL
@ VIII not suit them At the moment 4
dainty SKY blue creation must not be
pressed upon a woman who Is worried
ana taugued. She cannot see herself
whereas another time when she comes
IN fresh and smiling she turns from
Eayer colors and selects the tender
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
Dance Party.

The following enjoyed an Informal
dance at the Island club rooms We'd
nesday evening: Misses Helen Nc.
Fadden, Florehce Young. Nettie Gut
man. Ruth Selby. Frances Murray,
Jennie Rolton. Anna McGregor. Vir-
ginia Schwalb: Messrs. George Ken
nedy. VIII Kreiter. Wilson Bills. Lew
is Huseman. and Alan and Walter
Schwalb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
Ladies' Shrine picnic

The Ladies Shrine picnic. which was
10 have been held to-day at Blaney's
grove. has been postponed on account
OF the Masonic Club excursion this
evening. The picnic will be given
some time early in August.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
R.movinr spotn 80 -.

" Y % = -UITT f0IT no how ~ ref
white spots ouf of dining r,.or, ,.i-l..
caused hr hot water" '''
WHuE out De- lif or flannel fu rauurar-
aiod Oil AMI rub the spots we'll ffr.,.
~ N'i vanish after fHc fret application
repeat mo process WHer mo ou rse
sInHrn int" INC wool leaving Tho surface
INiN lH Tor ffrrIrfsf surface u ff
20 OILED ueo llraeed oil tcruFel fr.fr,f
~ camp UurHfeH
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Master Thomas Cox ~ Warwood
entertained with lawn party
Wcducad4v evening 90 celebrate his
eiehth hirthdav Refreshments were
Nod 90 ths following Ufffo quests
Misses Elizabeth Mcclure. Tfisf Pier
don Ethel Pasvo Nellie urummond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18

Young bachelor club members will
enjoy a banquet and dance at the
Stratford hotel next Wednesday even
ing The hotel management Is plan
ming Tor fine time. There will he
about $50 guests. Orchestra music
will be rendered during the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18

Miss Mary Burns, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Burns became the
bride 81 SIR. Charles Filmer al the
Church ~ Immaculate Conception NJ
o'clock Wednesday. Rev. Father
Mullen officiated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18

Nancy O'Connor. Blanche Murphy.
virginia Murphy. Helen Murphy,
Masters John Murphy. Willard Uth-
man. Arthur Pierdon, John Leroy
Cox. Gerald Cox, Thomas Cox.
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Ba sket Picnic

A party Of young people enjoyed a
basket picnic at Wheeling Pork Thurs
day. The young ladies took with them
well filled baskets. and the young men
came FOR supper The following we're
included in the party: Misses Edith
Bonneson. Francis Murray. Virginia
Hodge. Sara Colvlg. Virginia Schwalb.
Ruth Barclay. Lois Alexander: Messrs.
Lewis Huseman. Dorsey Roth. Julian
Schwalb. Ala nSchwalb. Harold Hall.
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Supper al cresns

Members ~ St Luke's choir en-
tertaincd with a chicken waffle sup
per az Joe Green's "Wednesday even
INK. Miss Martha Green and her
corps % assistants served the usual
delicious meal. and the tables wore
placed on the lawn The tables vero
appropriately decorated and Japanese
lanters furnished light.
During tho evening the choir rend-
cred number OF pleasing reflections
which Ittrncted attention over tho
town. The guests remained until
when they took the last car Tor
wheeling The following were among
those who pnrtook of the r,e,f-
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Another on Her.

Grocer-WCuiiu't YOU like some horse
rad!sh?
Mrs Newlvwe Mercy. no We don Z
keep - horse. From Judge
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Entertained Tennis Club.

The members of the Stein Tennis
club were very delightfully."- entertain
ed Thursday evening by Miss Eleanor
Stein at her home in Elm Grove. A
brief business session was held fol-
lowed by an evening OF pleasure.
Among many diversions. music was
the principal one INDUCED in and the
evening was enjoyably closed with
the serving of refreshments.
Members OF the club and guests
present were: Misses Ethel Kittle.
Della Campbell. OF Moundsville:
Ethyl Keyser. Ada Caldwell, LILLY
Happy, Hannah Springer and Eleanor
Stein; Messrs. DIR. w. d .Geiseler.
William Bruhn, Charles Caldwell. w.
G. Carpenter. Logan Kittle, Clyde
Rice and Franz Stein.
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Boat Ride.

Misses Helen ad Rhea Blum. OF Bel.
laire. entertained with n boat ride on
Wednesday evening for Miss Erma
Wallerstein. of Richmond. Va. who is
the gpuets of relatives in the city. In
the party were Misses Erma Waller
stein. Charlotte Herzberg. Cornelia
Kaufman. Ruth Steinhauser, Rena
Blum. Helen Blum: Messrs. Silas
Ste'nhauser. Melville Blum, Alfred
Meyer. Milton Schlessinger. L. A. Ra-
den.
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SOCIETY
Dinner at BrooksIde.

Mrs. w. K. Thomas. OF Brookside
entertained with a chicken-waffe din.
ner Thursday evening at the Brookside
Inn. The members OF the Camp Rest
Club were the guests. AT o'clock
Mrs. Andre served a delicious dinner
with covers for the following: Mrs
w. II. Hobbs. Mrs. Kate Van Pelt
Mrs. NJ. Sheets. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Beswick. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Null.
laney, DIR. and Mrs. W. r. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. James X. Ralston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Acres. Mr.. and Mrs
James Medill, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ed
Blackford.
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TANGO Party.

Miss Virginia Hoffman. of Woods.
dale, will entertain with a Tango par
ty this evening.