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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-24

Norfolk, Va. Sept. %.
The Richmond Virginian,
Richmond, Va
This is but to express personal APP
probation for the splendid work you
have borne against strenuous ODDS IN
so largely contributing to the victory
OF yesterday, Surely this fact must De
appreciated also by the good people
OF Richmond and the State at large.
T. S SOUTHGATE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-24

EXPECT ACTION SOON.
ON PART OF ITALY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-24

plow up the mint bed, brethren;
and sow the land In cress,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-24

ANY arm!stice for burial Of the dead
and removal OF the wounded?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-24
RETURNS DRIFT
Tying the law of Virginia for many

Continued From First Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-24

Martinsville, Va. Sept %. 1914.
Richmond Virginian.
Richmond, Va.
Congratulations from Martinsviile
womans Christian Temperance union
for your splendid work in helping 10
win our recent victory.
MRS. J. W JONES,
Mart.nrv!l1e Correspondence Secre-
tarN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-24

The aviator who gathered those DE-
tailed forecasts We printed from Kich-
mond yesterday morning must nave
bee, In hurry as he passed over the
field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-24
Press For Enforcement.

Comment throughout the Sta@
press on the result OF the election
shows surprise on the part of the
anti prohibition papers. graduation
with the Statewide press. and In all a
desire to push on to the practical en-
forcement of the law.
Iyle ever versatile Roanoke Times,
whose city went dry despite its stren-
uous efforts. comes forward with a
cha ra OF eristic deliverance:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-24

If the local option leaders had that
1900. 900 with which they were
credited--or debited--the votes they
got must have stood them about Slh
each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-24

Lost: The right flank, the lei
flank and the center OF the virginia
ti-Statewide army. All seem 't
have been pressed effectively If moi
affectionately.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-24

AZ we understand yesterdays vote
II y for prohibition Of both tho sale
ard tbs uso Of intoxicAnts Id this
4tAke - leeiniA1laxa ~ 49,
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CANON REP ESEhTtO
AT BOYS CONFERENCE

Teddy RowcliEe. James McciiR-
took and Fred Merriam left here for
Rocky Ford on the Santa Fe train
this morning to take part in the Third
Annual Older Boys Conference on tho
Arkansas valley. The conference
will last for three days and will be
under the auspices OF the State
Committee OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. It's purpose is to
encourage and develop strong. manly.
Christian character among the boys
and young men of the Arkansas val
ley and to enlist them in definite
Christian service in the various local
titles where they live. Boys fourteen
years OF age and up representing
high school. boys clubs. Bible class
es and other similar organizations
may take part in the conference. II
properly accredited as delegates,
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DIED At THE HOSPITAL HERE

Ignetz Schiller. resident of Rock
vale. aged thirty-siS years. died At
the hospital here Wednesday night
after brief ilienss. He was taken
to the hospital only a short time be-
fore his death and his condition at
that time was regarded as being criti-
cal Schiller was an Austrian by
birth and was a coal miner by occu-
patton
The remains were taken TO the Lee
undertaking establishment in Flor
ence Thursday afternoon where they
viii be held pending word from his
family. whi2h. is at present. camping
in the mountains. The deceased has
lived in the coal camps OF the county
for a number Of years and was quite
well known there
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sue
Placing pictures in the public
school aas anoihcy thing mentioned
The -PuhHe Library was also a
work In which the cIub had interest
cd itself
Another nhilan;lropic work Is
maintaining a bed nj Graves hospital
Other plans were suggested and may
be carried put at some future time.
Mrs. Twichel has an entire set OF
programs OF the club.
Coffee ana cake were served as re-
freshments.
In spite Of the inolement weather.
there were twenty-four members and
one guest present.
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lows
Mrs Lewis reaa paper vru.l
by airs shsets. siyinE an account e
The orEanization OF the ciub -fyca-s
ago. which wss limited At nrs, 60 -s
meulber=. aud the work accompHsdei
Mrs. Webster read a paper written
by her in 1901. the namo OF clla
member At that time was humoreusly
brought in wi,h some Characterize
mention.
Mrs. Bailey read a paper, present
ed by her. many years aeo. the SUB
iect OF which was Home HeauumI.
and it will never so out OF date.
Airs whipple gave synopsis u
the book which the club commenced
in the year of lSs7-9S. and which.
Mrs whip9le said. was like EdvIn
brood lit was never finished" Tue
book is entitled. "a Mosaic. An HIS
toricai Study In Fiction
Mrs. Collins closed the program
with reading. by request. her toast
given at the banquet last year. The
Friends in Council"
Then came the remembrance OF
happenings. The club have had two
State Federation presidents. Mrs.
harding and Mrs. McIain.
The club started the Travelling
Library" which was turned over to
the State Federation. There are now
$50 libraries which arc lying idle. on
account OF the lack of funds. The
tree planted at the Hot SPRINGS is
now largo flourisring tree which
the members think should be mark.
ed
The finest work accomplished was
thought TO be giving the States
Banquet which was the means OF
starting the "civic Improvement Lea
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Re,urnes 10 rerre ttau,,. Ina

Mr.. and Mrs. Ckas. Clabaueh and
little son of rerre Haute. Indiana.
who have been visiting in the Jos
clahaueh home. 4i2 Greenwood for
the past three weeks returned on
last Thursday. The ciabaughs ex-
pressed their pleasure in being here
and their intention OF returning for
visit next summer.
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Compound 10 me and I tried i at once
ard found much relief After that
had 10 pains at all and could do my
housework and shopping the same
as always. For years I have praised
Lydia E Pintham's Vegetable Com
pound for what It has done for me.
and shall always recommend it as a wo-
mans friend. You are at liberty 20 use
my letter 10 any way. Mrs THOMSON,
6s9 W. Russell St, Philadelphia, Pa
Change Of Life IS one Of the most
critical periods Of a woman's existence.
Women everywhere should remember
that there is no other remedy known TO
carry women so successfully through
this trying period as Lydia Z. PinkaaIn's
Vegetable Compound
If you want special advice
write to Lydia r. Pinkham Med
icine Co. confidential, Lynn,
Mass. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by "A woman
and held in strict confidence.
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SOCIETY NOTES
The Wednesday Musical club.

The inclement weather OF wednes
day detracted some from the attend
ance OF the bi-monthly meeting OF The
Wednesday Musical Club at the home
OF Miss Madeline Dixon in south
Canon. However. those who brave
the unfavorable climatic conditions
were more than repaid by the graci
GUS hospitality OF the hostess
Only two oil those who were sched-
uled for numbers on the musical pro.
gramme we're present Miss Hen
Erickson played schubert's ~By tho
Sea" dellghuuiy Miss Alice Han
pleasantly entertained with two mum
Dera. Butterfly" hy Greig and ITO
A water IIy' by Mcdowell
Miss Grace Lyon sprung pleas
ant surprise ana displayed her rs
marl1ablc talent when iu lieu Of othe
numbers on the program she read an
original paper on "-rhe Art Of Listen
ing to Music" Miss Lyon sot De-
early literary traininE with WI.
Carleton. the famous and popuiar.poot
who at one time edited a masazns.
widely read. os which 2iiss Lyon was
the assistant editor
Aias Lyoa'a effort met with hearty
response and vas declared by sr
present 90 he real sem of IT, anl
Tie next meeting Of the club viii
be held November fourth o. the home
OF MIS- C. G. Snyder On Riverside
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Here Are a Few People
Who Are Willing to Tell World
Why They Will Vote Dry

The Record has asked all the Dry
people Of canon city 10 write a postal
card. telling why they viii vote dry
or why others viii vote dry.
a few have responded
We ought to hear from hundreds
IN place OF dozen.
Many people have thanked us foF
the oRer aad commended the Plan
but have forgotten 20 send in their
testimonials
We believe that any Dry advocate
can do nothing TO help the cause 81
mueA and So easily as TO al the Rec
ord tom Of these expressions. TIM
kind Of edoua Is voFih columns Of
ads or columns oil stun that VIC
might write
It's so,d thing to let the peoah
know how you stand
We would like 70 have hundreds O
thee short dry endorsements Kee
them down 20 SO words
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Dlek.ns Club a, ssrainas.

The roadlnr OF -Piekwiok papers
wns continued Thursday at the rex
ular meeting OF the Dickens club
who we're ruests Of Mrs. T ~ Hard
INK. sr. AZ s07 Greenwood avenue
Mrs. creydeno smith. Mrs. Hardins
ami Mrs. Dickinson did the reading
ns at the previous meeting with Mrs.
Gibson The members al Mrs Hard
ing's were; Mrs. d. T. Gibson. Mrs.
J. n. Peabody. Mrs. Jos II. Maupin
and Mrs s,earns and daurhtor. Miss
Francis.
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and sane principles, certainly would
he convinced Of its merits after watch
Ing the working Of the prohibition
Jaw for thirty years in Kansas-a state
where thousands Of boys have grown
Up TO sturdy manhood without ever
seeing a saloon.
P- SIT would De just the thing
h more people would mke part in
thla "te umony meeting in favor Of
prohibition i would mean q lot o.
free advertising I think
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Parents Of a Baby Soy.

Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Trotter OF Van
oouyer. British Columbia, are the
happy rarea;s OF a baby boy. born TO
them a few weeks aso Mrs. Trotter
viii be best remembered here as
Miss Edythe James. former popular
young lady OF this city.
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Card Club Al RobIson's

The Card Club had dandy time
last night as the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs, David l.. Robson. This group
OF people enjoy a pleasant eveninE
tosether every fortnight and some
very distinct features always mark
their gatherings.
The dinner IL always served In Ca.
feferia style. That is. the ladies ait
at tho tables and the men 30 TO the
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Mrs. E. W. Thomas:

Walk with me from Union Depot
Pueblo. North on Union Avenue.
across the river 10 the post ofhee.
smell the foul stencil that comes
from the innumerable dives. see the
blear-eyed drunkards. hear the pro-
family and vuigarity. then contrast
this condition with our own beautiful
cleanly. moral little city and it viii
convince any but the most prejudiced
mind that prohibition is a good thing
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Friends In Council.

The Friends in Council observed
Friends in Council Day" Friday.
October -. at the home of tho vice
president. Mrs. Emma Webster. with
the president. Mrs. Fannie Graves. in
the chair.
Tho report OF the secretary. for
previous meeting. was read and ap-
proved. The report OF the treasurer
was read and accepted.
Mrs. Collins. chairman for the day
gave tho program. which was as fol.
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Merit Hubsell:

mefit Hub1eil;
Lat me paint you q picture that
aas printed on my mind before the
civil war;
"A boy having corn in the aela
Across the road is uelghbors house.
Time. Il.31 The noighbor rides to
,as cate. gets OF his horse and stag
Eers to the house. The mother ana
ihrea little girls run out the back
door to teh orchard to hide soon
door to the orchard to hide. Soon
dishes are breaking as the table is
knocked over. his dinner and all. in
a pile on the floor. The father has
been TO the little country store and
has come home drunk The mother
and children hide in the weeds till
the drunken father gets down on the
Boor to sleep OF his drunken spree,
That is one scene: it happened many
times That and other things. T.
Why ! vote for statewide prohibition.
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Organize 0. ~. c. club.

siH ladies mel Al the home OF 1rs
b. l.. Lam1uth 5os coliese avenue on
"Wednesday afternoon and organized
the d. 81. C. Embroidery Club. They
decided that the membership would
be limited to ten members and that
the club would meci at ths home Of
some member each Friday afternoon
Crocheting and embroiderins will oe-
eHpy their attention on those days.
IIEht refreshments wero served by
Mru. Lambuth after all the bylaws
q the orEaaization had been drafted
The nsrt meeting viii be held with
Mn. John Hyssonr. sos College ave,
Friday. October 5Qth
The ladies who were present Wed
nesday Verc. Airs. John Hyssone.
Mn. Eugene Hardy. Mrs Pred Pen
uinstun. Mrs James Johnson and
Mrs. Fred Kobcr. besides the hostess
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fered for six years
terribly ! tried sew
erai doctor but none
seemed 70 give me
ary relief Every
htheuainswere
intensein both sides.
and mad e n e so
weak that / had to
so 70 bed At last
a friend recummeu-
dd Lydia e Pink
hams Fe-e erabla
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Mrs. Coulter Entertained History
Committee.

Thursday afternoon Mrs. T. r.
Coulter was a jolly hostess to the
history committee OF the Frieds.in-
Council at her home s13 Main street
Plans were discussed for the win
ter's programme at the club meetings
The afternoon proved a very interest
ing and profitable one to Mrs. George
Baker. Mrs. Bailey. Mrs Irwin Stock
ton. Mrs. Arthur Biggs. Mrs. Fred
whipple. Miss Edith Harrison. the
hostess and her house guest. Mrs
Perkey.
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r. o. coIlias:

r. o. coIiias:
Editor Daily Record; In your issue
OF Sept end. Is an account Of the
suicide Of ". c. Burgh Of Pueblo. II
contains this sentence ~Domestie
trouble and drink are thought 70 D.
responsible for Tie tragic death 81
500 other persons viii be the victims
Of this same drink monster IN t1c
L. S this year Statewide. nation
side and worldwide urohibHlon ui1
suit me
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Beta Tau Deltas a, Evans.

The Misses Isaoel and Margaret
Evans were able hostesses to The
Beta Tau Delta Sorority Thursday
evening At their hospitable home, s2s
Pike avenue.
There we're enough Of the mem
hers present TO make three tables
of players of 500. Miss Nora Lea
was a special guest Of the evenins
A nne luncheon vas served after the
girls tired AZ playing cards Those
of the members present were; The
Misses Fern Armstrong. Xcda Rass-
dale. Kate sartor. Olive Mckenzie.
Rum Combs Dorothy Bonn and tho
tuo hostcsses Also Nrs Lounlc
grhmo end Mrs Flora Iyon besides
Tho special -usst Of the evening. Miss
Lea
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J. l. Council:

J. !. Council:
Why 1 shall vote for dry Colora-
DO. AS I an a citizen II is my duty
to vote. and as ! am a Christian Il IS
NY duty 10 vote riEht
II do not vote against the evil OF
intcmperanse. it is the same as II .
voted for #. and in such case. ac-
cordIns to law. both human and a.
sino, become an accessory before.
and also after she fact 10 the crimes
committed and the evils suffered
that are caused hy strons drink
whatsoever a Man soaeth. Thu
shan He Also Reap
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Enter.aIns 4, sIrthdsy Par,y

Little Miss Opal Joyce entertained
few friends very pleasantly at a
birthday party last Wednesday at 1880
p. IN. The occasion was her 7tt
birthday. Music and games we're
enjoyed by the little folks. after
which dainty Refreshments we're serv
ed in the dining room which was
decorated for the occasion in Autumn
leaves and cut flowers, large bou-
luet OF red chrysanthemums forming
the center piece Covers were laid
for six and tho hostess.
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their Autumn dancing party given
in Celtic hail Wednesday night.
which was pronounced by all who at
tended to DO one of the swellest ar
fairs of its kind ever given in that
city. There we're many ont-of-town
guests. Portland being especially
well represented. Among these we're
noticed Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Scott. the
newly-weds. from Canon City. Walter
John and Jim Balagna OF Brewster
and their sister. Miss Rose Balagna:
Miss Stella Bragg OF Brewster. and
Misfs Stella Bragg OF Brewster. Sarge
ant Poitoos and DR. Penrose Of WI
liamsburg: Mr.. and Mrs. Banks. the
Misses Hoop. Lyle. Ramsay. Mr. Cole
I'd Misses Lois and GLADYS Holtz or
Portland.
The popular Pueblo orchestra. Marx
Mcdonnell. Matt German ana John
Russ. we're az their best and their
music vas a source OF great enjoy
meut amots the dancers. Cider was
served TO tho guests between dances
~ tables presided over by william
Huppeu and Edith miller. The
momhers of the Entire Nous club
Here the recipients of many oompli-
mouts upon Tie entire success Of the
event
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EHisriainsa -maHs Craven Class
Miss Elsie KiHseuser dolishtfany
entertained the Marie Craven sunday
School class Of which she is a mem
ber. al her home, Terrace Gardens. on
Tuesday evening Of this week
The evening vas spent in Emhroid-
cry. croeheung and fortune telling
after which delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess.
The next meeting VIII be held az
the home OF Mrs. n. l. Thompson
on the third Tuesday in November.
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A-us F. Landen:

Mr1-s. r. Landen:
EdH1l l-ulu city Record.
Dear Sir. most asstredly favor
sra-l.eide prohibition. because IL IS
rsat aud there is no other way for
lae r.slns generations TO sr0w up to
la sober men and women.
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Box Social, Lincoln PARK.

The Box Social at the Lincoln
Park school last night proved sue
cessful despite the inclement weather
The young and old folks from al
around the vicinity we're present in
roodly numbers and the proceeds ~
the sale OF the lunches amounted VI
to a considerable sum.
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ceI.srats AnnIver.ary 4. oInner

Last Saturday nisht Mr. and Mr
Claude Benton pleasantly ceiehTated
their wedding anniversary at their
home eco y 18th street by .nvitiu
few friends FOR dinner. Airs. Ben
tons ability as cook was amply
proven and her husband also gather
ed in some honors as a host The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C.
Mr and Mrs. Campbell MI and Mrs
Arthur sellers. and Mr. and Mr.
Charles Claus.
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MRS. THOMSON
TELLS WOMEN
How She Was Helped During
Change of Life by Lydia E.
Pinkharn's Vegetable
Compound.

Philadeiphia. Pa-'T am Just 52years
Of age and during Change OF Life I suf-
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hrs. Anna n. Burgess:

shall vote for the prohibitory
amendment because believe uat
Colorado needs TO conserve all her
resources and can no longer aaorl
The physical. sociai economic and
moral waste OF the liquor traffic.
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Mrs. 4 a. csshArdt:
II did not believe IN urohiatiu1
Of the li1u1r traffic on rcneral sfs
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Harry 9. 90 ceIsbra.es sIr.haa

Harry o. Fritz had a birthday Fri
day and his landlady, Mrs. Joseph
Ciayuaush of Ii2 Greenwood avenue.
save him a complete surprise in the
way Of a picnic birthday party.
It turned out TO be a eleverly
planned and vel executed event, the
guest OF honor. the guests and the
hostess all having a ~orack-a-iack'
time. A swell feed and a happy ev-
ening afterwards made the affair un-
usually auspicious. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. C. Province. Mr.. and Mrs. G C
Van Patten. and Mr.. V. o. Smith
Kansas City were the special guests.
The Misses c. and NJ. Buehler. Miss
Ruth Darling and Robert NJ Pryor
were those OF the boarders beside
the guest Of honor who were present
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kitchen and get the service and the
food and. in fact. do all the waiting.
After the meal is over the par.
enjoy an evening at cards. 800 H.
the usual game. At ten thirty the
guests get ready TO depart and are
usually home at eleven or shortly
after Everyone is very puncdIious IN
in this regard and thereby a good ex-
ample is set.
By coincidence. or accident. yester-
day was Mr.. Robison's usual birthday
about twenty-five. If people are to
judge by MS youthful appearance,
For the last hye years he has al
ways been about twenty-five. no more
and no less. but his birthdays keen
coming once every year.
1irs. Robson had a birthday cake
I'm readiness. a very pretty one. and g.
was literally covered with cand-e-
The evening proved a splendid or
I'm every regard 1lessrs and Me7
danes Jas T. Cooper. ". It. Dozier
w *. Clark. ". b Rowland. F.
smith. w T Little. Frank 1lcFariane
Guy L. Hardy. s. ". Collins and O.
F. Rockafeliow were among those
present besides the host and hostess
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Sewing club At Jsuiesou's

The SEWING club spent happy eY
oniur with uiss Quocnlo Jameson
Wednesday might outside % ereat
deal of fuu dlacassins divers ar
sundrr topics most Of the oveuinr
was spent IN sewing The mcmbc
Of THIS club always have Ereat time
when they got togcthor and last
night Was unusually pleasant Those
present we're The Misses Elsie Ken
ncdy. May Tucker. Ella Roberts
vaiorla ovorman. Hazel Holeman. Ro
oona LOWS. besides the hostess
The club VIII meet with Miss Eis
Kennedy. ez5 Rudd avenue. next Wed
nosday evening. October esth.
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Embroidery Club Met This Afternoon
The Catholic Ladies' Embroidery
Club met this afternoon In st
Michaors hAIl for their regular week
IS needle session.
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Go To eoekvale For rhimbls Club.

co To Roekvaie For Thimbie Club.
Mrs. VIM II. NeWcomb. Mrs.
II. Gillespie and Mrs. T.. f. Herr
man auioed to Rockyaio this after
noon TO attend a meeting OF The
Thlmble Club which met with Mr.
Gus Olson. These ladies' belong.
ed to this popular Rockvnle oiu
when they lived in the coal mininr
metropolis.
Columbian Male Quartet Found Favor
The unusually crcditablo showing
matit last Hi=;s; ~ The Columbia
Male ouar,ctte which sung several
numbers 1t the Republican rally
pleased the many friends of this ex-
ceIent organization.
The hard work which the members
have been putting In the past year o'
more has produced wonderful results
Entire Nous Club Entertain so Couples
The Entire Nous club OF Florence
entertained about nifty couples at