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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-01

for that part of it's cowardice that
smirches the characters OF defense
less women. This they have lried TO
do as to the miners wives who ac-
compan4ed us upon that trip.
at is only common justice 70 mem
that my wife and myself should pear
testimony to their good name ana
their womanlike and respectful con
duct during that entire trip.
another sample OF the lies Is the
ridiculous statement in ctrialn news
papers that Lindsey led the applause
when a Socialist in a speech IN New
York City promised that II the red
eral troops were Withdrawn from
Colorado 5000 armed men would Dc
imported into the state to wipe ou'
the militia
at would be difficult for me to lcae
| in the applause when it SO happens
did not attend Socialist meeting ahe
never heard statement OF that klhd
| do not believe it was made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-01
TEACHER LEADING \
FOR BLEASE'S JOB
Veteran Instructor Making
Race on Compulsory Edu-
cation Plank.

Charleston. S. c., June 1910 ~
utter amazement Of practical d.
clans and Blease men, it I'm I'm
strongly evident at the rece1te; '1 ,hat
cratic convention at coz rI;,,,, 90
DR.. j. c. Clinkscales-sy,v ~ r,o O.
Wofford colleges gn !, Tho raco
popular of the 13 nnn,in.t,nn for
for the Democras august primary
eoveiiio, Lies is everything that
pr. olilp present governor, and
beast political factor, is not.
dnoinl1cales has been teaching in this
We since 1876, he is studious, an
Afdent supporter of the compulsory
education law, a champion of decent
prisons and of keeping guilty men
there, temperate in mental processes
and decent in speech. He is the most
popular member of WOfford college
faculty.
In recent years Or. Clinkscales has
given much time to the study of South
Carolina affairs and year or SO ago
he declared the only cure for internal
ills was education OF the children,
and he appealed to the numerous men
with rOdS up, even at THAT tlme, 10
attract the gubernatorial lightning to
come out in support of the law which
Blease openly declares to be an in
ringement on the rights OF parents.
Going to DO 1t Himself.
None responded to DR.. Clinkscales'
appeal and shortly thereafter the
students noticed that DR.. Clinkscales
hurried away from the school on the
eve of each holiday. Soon they learn
ed that he was campaigning for him
self for governor He is political
novice, but his first move was an
adroit one. He selected back-country
settlements for his first speeches..
Often he went far from tae railroads
and frequently addressed three
meetings on one Saturday and remain
ed to speak in the Sunday school next
day.
All winter he has been doing this
without attracting attention and not
until the convention did the other
candidates realize that while they
al 6sa working in the thickly popu-
lated districfAAand through the news
naners DR.. CliHkscales had started a
circle of vackfire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-01
SCHOOL BOY,
JILL 16, WEIGHS 405
IN SturgiII of Kentucky Is ) Feet II
Inches and Apparently Still
Growing,

Sergeant. Ky, June SO.-Jim Stnr-
gill, the biggest and jolliest boy in
the Eola town school, is Is years old
5 feet II inches tall and Weighs 400
pounds. There is no indication that
he has stopped growing.
Jim became known as large for his
age at years and has grown much
faster than the ordinary boy since
that time. Jim's parents have had
many Offers TO put their son in the
show business, but they have declin-
ed and assure all inqurers that Jim
will stay on the farm until he is his
own man"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-01
CORPORATION MATTERS.
Fort Smith Company Gets Charter to
Transact "Any Lawful Business"

Little Rock, June 30.-The Pope
Piano company OF Memphis, formerly
of Little Rock, }. ID. Pope president
lts aiven notice OF the surrender OF
it's charter.
The Harrison Electric Light & Ice
company has changed its name to the
Harricon Gas & Electric company,
and increased its capital stock from
$4,000 to 100000. George D. Locke
is president and II. L. Hughes score
tary.
The following new concerns were
incorporated:
Jackson Haywood Mercantile com
pany OF Heber Springs, $1,000 capl"
d. Inn G
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-01
Ii Kidney and Bladder Bother
Then Foley Kidney Pills

Overworked kidneys will break
down if not helped. When they can
no longer protect the blood and M
body from the poisons that comeds-
them, then lok out for Brlghtblad-
ease, serious kidney trouble .ey pills
der annoyances. Foley .Fyour best
arc your best protect, overworked
medicine for weakroakncsses. Mann
kidney and bladd
IharmncN -.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-01

In every home where there is a
baby there should also be a bottle Of
McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR 1t may be
needed at any time to correct sour
stomach, wind collie, diarrhoea or
summer complaint. 1t is a wholesome
remedy, contains no opium, morphine
or injurious drug of any kind. Price
25c and soc per bottle. Sold by w.
l.. Dewoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-01
Bucklen's Arnica t.alye for Cuts.
Burns, Sore

Mr.. e. S. Topper, Marilla, n Y,
writes 81 have inever had Cut,
Burn, Wound or See it would not
heal" Get box of s.}ucllen's Arnica
Sale today Keep handy at all tines
for Burns, Sores, Cuts, Wounds. Pre-
vents Lookjaw. 25c, at your pTggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-01

''Old Clink :
and when he was born the woods
the people UNI oes therVe talks to
them. Blease Hectedly Is one OF
revise his pred SAID TOP ready to
scales would itlon~ tina DIR Clink-
10000 votes, mi betweks5 900 and
ago. e Avel months
Array o
The candidat andMa(s.
Lowndes McLaur Inc fle John
States senator; ormeE United
railroad commiss "a F. l Richards,
Smith, speaker Of per-; tendel L..
resentatives; Char xhe holte of rep
tenant-governor n A. Smith, lieu
formerly state SEN hard |! Manning,
solicitor of the Eigbtor; r. A. Cooper,
w. C. Irby, Jr., p judicial circuit;
Lowndes j. BrowniA representatives;
resentative: Col. +, form erly rep
simms, John T.. Dunn harlef Carroll
Adger Mullaly n an john d.
Particular interest !
now On the questionfent4rs right
Blease support? Mcl WI Penn will
and Richards have dNiG4n, Slmms
selves to be followers Jared them
Blease. Richards ,decla OF Governor
would vote for Blease ration that he
or's campaign for the \ the govern
senate against Senator United States
Smith led McLaurin, hinS Ellison u.
for Blease's indorsementAelf ANXIOUS
i'm tiYna a
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-01

in a public statement that he believed
Blease and Senator Tillman had bur-
led the Ratchet and had united on
Richards as the candidate whom they
would jointly, support for governor.
Richards and Tillman have been close
friends in the past.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-01

tdl, 7 ,"Vu
president,
dent, Mrs.
treasurer.
of any law
The MOI
Smith to s.
l.. Manning
viro nrpc
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doesn't even know that I am your

doesn't even know that am your
brother"
But you can't 20 away aud leave mo
alone here with only Della and the baby
while Tom was gone 60 the coast aud
you have 10. Billie. Don't De goose.
Just be nice to the girl and courteous.
situation tactfully."
The doctor remained against his will
and 1udgment saturday he drove down
10 Asconsctt ana waited for the down
Train that trailed along the cape.
she ala not recognise him. not M ars,
the Few passengers straEgled away from
the platform into the waiting station
hacks and carryails. and left her stana-
ing
Miss Broderick. isn't it, asked billie
cordially, but with dignity. And Hess
looked up in his face with one startled
flash OF surprised delight.
why, Billie Chaplin. YOU old dear .
she exclaimed. 4 thought sure you'd
run away when you found I was coming
down"
Then YOU knew I was here"
Roxy told me, but couldn't give M
the trip just for fear YOU might get un.
expected heart throbs"
BILLIE started TO speak. halted. looked
down ~ her hazel eyes They had tho
same little gold sparkles In them that
he temembereh when the light struck
them right, just as her brown hair held
the sunlight sheen. lie helped her into
his lightweight cart. ana turned the
ponys head along the shore road. The
situation required much restraint and
diplomacy.
I'm glad you've made a success.
Hiliie. she IVES saying. DO you spe-
ctalize In anything Particular
Anything but hearts" said Billie.
80, The see view Is beautiful from this
ITS better ferther on. nv moonllsbt g."
she turned and looked at him with
billie what is it7 You used to be- 80
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earnest and strong somehow. and now
bou seem synical."
You might at ;cast have answered
the letter, even ~ ~ was cubs cffu-
sion. u was fearfullv sincere
Boss frowned n haven't the least
idea what you're talking about"
The last letter l wrote 90 you ="
4 haven't heard from you IN over two
the hospital"
1t Was after that" said BIliie gloom
ily. 4 sent ~ to tn dear old place On
the shore where you slwavS stayed"
'killieF Her little slowed hand reach
81 over and stripped his-ths left one
nearest her. ttiliic lost control OF the
reins but the pony iogEed slong just
the same. never got ~ 81 all.
/ couldn't you rDmemhsr what was lea -
aud tell " 90 me nov. please niiliCr"
Mrs. Rarric waited dinner patiently.
then unNiously but a. wee past the sun
set hour when the cart came slowly up
IL the low. broad NrrandH end iitlIis
helped the .lttlr school teacher oct.
Even from sister standpoint she
could see that Hili'~ face fairly .shun.
with en- inner radiance.
"Sallio." hs said "3-'iic rs ola
over. lioss and I ar cnEaatd Don't
ask I'M questions until after dinner.
because were starved. God bless Cpu-
sin Roxy"
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BENWOOD



The Democratic organ yesterdav
morning undertook 10 dictate to the
present administration n few changes
IN the present policy OF administering
the city affairs. A cock and bull story
vas carried to the effect that the CITY
officials were very much disturbed
over the pressing necessity" OF cut
ting the present police force OF
course this was Misrepresentation
a. the only persons laboriug under
these disturbing ambitions are those
WHO are no longer in a position TO die
tate the city affairs. According to n
city Official yesterday, the present ad.
uinistraton b. responsible for the con.
dillon Of IT, own affairs. and such
being the case. the said administra-
ton respectfully requests that the
above mentioned Democratic rag re-.
main from the use OF the knife" until
such time az those who are In position
To- WELD the knife declare the cut.
ting necessary
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MoundsviIle arIefa

Mont White. newly appointed War.
den ~ the state penitentiary is eN.
S."'ed 20 arrive In this city from Sea
Glrt, y. j: today and will spend a
couple OF days here with friends.
Mrs. l.. u. Thomas and son Harry
OF chicago. III, are spending a few
this city.
Mrs. Maud Riggs Of this city has
lett Tor Pennsvlyania where she will
spend two weeks vacation.
Miss Madge Meek Of Chicago. III
Is spending few days with friends
and relatives In this CITY.
DR.. = ID. Griffith Of Columbus Ohio
j. sI1nding few days with friends
ana relatives in this city
Miss Eleanor Scott returned home
last evening from Waynesburg and
oiher points I'm Pennsylvania where
shs spent the past two weeks
Miss Gonna Hammer OF Blckhannon
Is spending a few days with friends
and relatives in this city.
Miss Grace Hicks has returned
/ home from Columbus Ohio where shs
accompanied her sister home from this
city.
Earnest McFadden Of Pittsburgh
"a Is spending few DAYS Will
friends and relatives in this city.
Frank Fulton, first operator al The
local station left yesterday for Kan
sas where he will spend two weeks
visiting his sister.
Miss Julia Gibson OF Grant avenue
left yesterday for Cameron where she
viii spend few days with friends
and relatives.
None OF the local BARRIERS have
made arrangements TO attend the an
nual picnic Of the Ohio Valley Barb
ers 20 be held at Myers Lake at Can.
ton today
Mrs. J. v. Hills Of Baker avenue
was called 20 New York City the first
Of the week due 10 the death OF hi
/ brother
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County court met In adjourned SEES
sion yesterday morning in the regu-
lar July term with Commissioners
Robinson and Eller present Many
matters OF much importance are be-
ing considered az this term. including
the settling up with Sheriff G. r.
Hutchinson. a Mr. Cunningham.
with his attorney, T. v Moore. ap-
peHred before the court and asked
that ID 20 on record that the Subur-
ban Brick Company be held responsi.
Die for any damage done by dying
works above this city The court
Coulc take no action and told the at
torney 10 confer with the prosecuting
attorney
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tion' left yesterday shortly afternoon
ior Cameton where they w1l confer
win the Cameron business men re.
holding their annual cutting and picnir
together with the local merchants al
wheeling Park. on the 18th OF his
month IL Is fully expected that Inc
Csmeronites will accept the invita-.
tiOn and N such be the case a special
Train viii be run from Cameron. stop
pins a. Hosby Book Glen Easton and
this city together with BenWood end
NcMechen and carry the entire crowd
10 Wheeling
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The Kimberly CONTRACTING company
OF wheeling bel making excellent pro.
RreFs In constructing the walls Of the
pumping station OF the pcnwood and
MrMechon Consolidated Water Com.
pany in North Benwood which we're
wrecked few weeks ago when Tho
large settling tank Of tho plant burst.
% % Dol understood that the work
VIII BE- completed ln few DAYS and
wien the tank is rebuilt the city will
again have pure water.
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matt. f, a. johnson and others:

elnnau. r. a. johnson and others;
$4,000.
Railroad Club Of Brewster Company.
Brewster. J. p. Hili and others. 81 600.
The East Columbus Loan Company
East Columbus. loans. upon salaries or
wage earnings. T.. n. HuEgins Burch
III. Huggins. n. y. Hoover. Jean Bon
ham, Julia Sinnett. S10.0OO.
The Collier Shoe Company, Cincln-
natl, Harry J. Halter and others. SO
OOO.
The Capital Motor Car Compa ny
Columbus. r. =. Kelly. G. A. HAYES,
Ira Madden. y. =. Atkinson. ". a.
Eberst. selling and repairing Of motor
cars. etc. $4,000.
The u. =. Manufacturing Company
CINCINNATI. =. NJ. Gale and others S1O.-
Increases.
The Ohio Commercial oil and Gas
Company. Cleveland. 81. 900 to k1OO. goo
The Buckeye Lumber and sunni,
Company Fremont. $4,000 TO sa5. 600
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Mr. Godfrey Schneider and son
Ralph. who have been seriously 900
With typhoid fever. are now much im
proved and their many friends hope -
see them about Dol n few days
Rev o. O Tracey was n business
.fitOf in Wheeling Yesterday
Nicholas Pavllch. who bel confined
t1 bic home on South Marshall street
With on attack ~ typhoid fever ia 70.
ported recovering
Mrs John Crow. who suffered q
stroke Of paralysis few days aeo BE-
Improving rapidly
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Daily Short Story
BILLS SWEETHEART

n, sogldut b. - 49, q shs Ne,
efN frinE tat a. scieul tescher. % roa
ngnsstil lac sehooi tsacher. Bliiis
Nis- Barrie Elarr-d % from me u,,l.
ae-s in tns -outh enc 20 tne morning
t.-aul JIG ctlEtr read bis mail aiuaV~
serted a. ths sfsr sindoW iooEinr 90
o. So. un the small tabls
- ccurse sers nnt Obliged % ia.
. as, 81 h.tAIA a - sHPlicit so last
500. iills- Ana thsr. not Anothsr
place where she Cuula I've GA the uhols
~ouidut - her ~ there Il shes a
freul % konrs % COURSE 4 Ar !
nm, INNS sseh - much bother. do yoa.
HOY old - shs-- asked the doctor.
chesrfuily You must strike . happy
medium sally. II shes too young she II
shes too ola shell Try TO amuHs Ne
Roxy doesn't say Were 10 meet IN.
ee train dgsn from Boston SATURDAY
az Aseorsett and shes going % wear
you ll have o. meet her
What's her name. did you sAyf-
where Il is-oh. ~. irs hess Brcders
Great SCOTT Or chaplin uf,sa his
plump. placid Azure down ~ the desk
Does she know IN here"
" ~. hitne. dear. how very funny
know her.
The doctor heSitated lie had no,
eSseR n dSSter very long Two years
back % that college. lie had not seen
Ross since the college DAYS not since
t,,a.ey went 20 the old university az
whole Ions winter and spring 81 court
INK Bess Then there had been the
uiFht when he had taken her home and
DEH he H.A
and FUN loving a. any % the siris. In,
she had told him something grave and
sweet az a girl couif be
You see. Bitiis. its this wnv: .T've
don't count The iittle sn Ss ssiS ones o a,
iharfiS S.r You % know ne, ] mean Ike this,
truly let you kiss me right hank on ~:
! iips. And maybe kiss back. don't
one who win be the one Won ~ an W
stand don't you. Riliie-and-and
don't think that's you"
re mai been leaving the foiiow-t,r
day. and he asked her 20 write a. bi,,,
~ through his days IN the hospital
shs had written CHEEKY. chummy lei.
him n he started II the Letters wo,,id
I .u1' neeauss ne wasn't the right one
MD finally he had taken the plunge
and she had not answered the ia,,a.
,b me might at least have done that. ne
couple Of weeks. saliie." began '' ne
doctor. II did know Miss prodsri"E
"ut west AZ college. hut that was WE
S"hrrih' ana this r. Cape cod
= lld you hirt with her. Biiiiev' Tbts
49,. ~ 1hllN. The doctor had the repu-
,alon or being n sober-minded nrer,is-
I anh young citizen and member Of so-
/ .,.s.,.a Up around Boston. but SaIile nre-
~, sisterly recollection OF the davs
uut nv college before the exodus doNn
e"ss11 aiter their grandfather's death.
Sam. ne hesltated and smiled Erirniv
aau 20 MISS Hroderick's vacation Meas
u'e TO ma me here AZ an. She probebi,,
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NJ MECHEN
Barber Shops cIosed

Those who will need shave today
viii be compelled to use the old bIsde
a. home for there "ain't nothin' dom .
SO Tar as local BARRIERS are concerned
Ihey are at Meyers Lake near Canton.
ohio, and probably have forgotten
that such thing as a stiff beard OF
dull razor ever existed. II is under.
stood that upwards of six hundred
BARRIERS families and friends, made
the Trip on the special excursion over
me Wheellng and Lake Erie railroad
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eenMood erlefa-

Mrs: Henry Korte mas returned from
ne North Wheeling Hospital where
she underwent an operation.
City Clerk Frank Brannen is I'm can.
Ton today attending TO business mat.
ters ''
OFFICER Specht OF the police force
went to Jane Lew. Lewis county YES
teTday on business
Richard Mccain IL confined to his
nome in the Fifth ward on account OF
illness. vi
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\ special session Of the city council
vac held in the basement Of the Nc
NCrhrn bank building Tuesday even.
iuF. The REGULAR meeting Of last Thurs.
CaH evening was abandoned owing TO
TIC fact that not enough members
we're present TO constitute n quorum.
which is accountable FOR the special
session s. number OF building per
iHits were considered and the PROPOSE.
ur but nothing was accomplished
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To Picnic TODAY

ARRANGEMENTS have been complet-
ed fOl the annual outing and picnic
OF the members Of the Episcopal
church and Sunday school which viii
De held o-day AT Cresap's Grove.
south of this city. The efitir. party
Will leave here early this morning on
the new gasoline launch Betsy Ann
with Captain Cresap and will 20 d.
Iectly TO the grove a large number
have prepared 10 make the trip and a
good time Is anticipated. a splendid
affair
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According 10 the statements issued
Yesterday none ~ the mines across
the river from this city will resume
operations for quite awhile The on
orators are bound not 20 sien the
81 cent scale for coal mined and 70
is said that the mines will not Oper-
rte for many days 81 present the
Fort Pitt mine be- said % b. Milling
With gas and water
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Hben Camp No S. Woodmen OF
the World, Will meet next Saturday
evening Ut O'Clock at their head
quarters IN the post office building.
All members are urgently requested
To BE- present as matters Of much inn
portancp viii b. considered spe-
cal Introduction and social meeting
VIII BE- held az the close with refresh
mInnia
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Funeral services over the remains
Of the young Conner lad who met
death while in bathing near Clarinr.
ton station last SUNDAY afternoon.
were held yesterday from the family
home Tho body Of the Moore lad who
vent down al the same ttme. was
found late Tuesday afternoon and the
funeral arrangements have not az vet
been completed but u will likely be-
held this afternoon
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club has thus far failed 10 secure a
game Tor this coming Saturday and IL
as likely that the Elks team will not
again be seen in acton until August
!. at which time Martins Ferry will
come here for a game The Elks.
however. viii hold practice three eve
nings week until the next game and
all members are requested 10 be Al
me park each Tuesday. Thursday and
Friday evenings for practice.
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n csfn- IN pimpiss And On, t.-s
ho-ssed sery 80 AMI ra- t.
iirhec art hs1ruaf - st.af
sie~p and resf sers lrnr-o@sIhi-
afid I ootll ne s-~p any
hardly for -ecks Ns cioth-.
trnfafssi ny hsrk an ~ 81, -
scsc ! had ~ nave a -uft cioth
prln~d - my sitrt
- =. a..
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chsmberlsin's Cole. choiora and o.
arrhoea Reu, ~

MIR. " : Gunsalus. pprnSyi- ania
farmer. residing near Fleming T. q
Pa. says. For the past fourteen
years have used Chamberlain collie
Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy in ny
family and have found IL to be an eN-
cellent remedy ! always have a bot.
lie Of " in nv house and take pleas
ure In recommending Il to ms
friends" For sale by all Dealers
AdV
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The bathing beach established on.
iositc the loop" below the Wheeling
steel and Iron plant is drawing a large
Patronage from this Citg Local per.
IONS are taking advantage of the op-
portunity Afforded and LARGE crowds
can be seen at this point each after.
noon and evening A large supply 81
bathing suits are Kept on hand by the
mFnaEement and are rented out az u
liberal price
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Local barber shops will be- closed
today owing TO the BARRIERS picnic al
Meyers Lake. near Canton. Ohio.
Practically all the BARRIERS OF this city
VIII attend The train leaving the
Wheeling and Lake Erie station this
t'orhinE ia expected 20 carry more
their families and friends The shops
rfmained open until ten o'clock last
uIEhf