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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02
Little Bobbie S
Pa
BY WILLIAM F. KIRK.

N ny teecher gsiv eech Of us a sub
MI jeck to rite about for a essay &.
l brought my subjeck hosm 10
show Pa & Ma last mite The naim OF
my suhjeck was The Gratest Hero In
History. ] was going 20 rite It about
Ieoni-das, the Spartan teller witch held
a pass aggenst a whole army with only
a few men behind him & died with his
boots on
No, my deer boy. sed Pa, not Leon
idas Leonidas was singei men. He
wasent married.
What differents Goes that maik?
asked Pa
A lot OF differents. Pa sed 10 me. !
think IL he had been "a married man ne
mite have been the gro test hero in his-
tory, but remember, Bobbie. sed Pa, "A
braiv married man is Drawer than a
~'prziv singel man. He is moar Of hero,
sed Pa
Then how about Horashus at the
Bridge? | asked Pa He wasent mar
RED, eether, sed Pa. Al least. history
doesent say anything about him beeing
a married man. Wen you stop to think,
Bobbie, that almost any married man
In hero, you will understand what
meen wen I want you TO pick mar
ried man for the subjeck OF this essay.
so 1 went & rote the essay about
George Washington. I sed in the essay
that Washington was the Hratest hero
Of all time bekaus he fought against
overwhelming odds, wen his soljers
dident have enuff to eet 4, any shoes TO
ware on thare feet at Valley Forge. |
toad how Washington was planned
sggenst & skeemed aggenst rite in his
own country as web as by his foes, &
how one of his braivest generals turned
traitor e. nearly broak Washington's
hart. I toald how Washington made a
CRATE reepubiick g. then refused to be a
king. l thought it was a pritty good es-
say. & had a littel poem in It, too, witch
made up myself II sed:
The gratest and the braivest one
That ever lived & died
Was General George Washington
He Is our Nashuns pride.
He fought the English long & well
g. won a glorus fite;
In all our hearts his naim does dwell
witch is no moar than rite.
I think that is a vary good essay,
Bobbie. sed Ma, wen l had red It 10 Pa
g. her.
I doant think l cud have did much
better myself, sed Pa. as far as riteing
the essay is concerned. but it seems to
me that Bobhie made a mistaik ia call
ing washington the greatest hero OF all
time
But Washington was married man,
toald Pa.
Yes. sed Pa, but he only had one
wife l think a RELY crate hero, sed
Pa. was sum man like King David or
King Solomon, witch had about a thou
sand wives apeece. Think of what
sublime courage 1t takes to walk the
aisle to the altar a thousand times Sc
say az Do I'll you git soar throte
That Is what ] call reel hero. Pa
sed.
Doant mind any OF pure fathers fool
tsh talk Bobbie. sed Ma l will bet
yure teacher gives you the first prize
for yure essay"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02
T0-DAY'S INSTALLMENT.
Fourteenth Chapter-Continued

Next day the Reverend Mother
went off 10 her cottage at Nemi, and
the other nuns and novices to their
friends in the country and then Sis
ter Angela and | were alone in the
big, empty. echoing convent--save for
two elderly lay sisters. who cooked
and cleaned for rs, and the chaplain,
who lived by himself in q little white
hut like cell which stood at the
farthest corner of the garden.
We moved our quarters TO room
in the front of the house. so as to
look out over the city and down into
the plaza, which was fun OF traffic
and after a while we had many cheer
full hours together
During the days before Christmas
We spent our mornings IN visiting
the little Illuminated bas!llcas where
there We're little illuminated models Of
the Nativity, with the Virgin and the
Infant Jesus in the stable among the
straw The afternoons we spent at
home in the garden. where the chap
lain IN his black soutane and BIZ
retts, was always sitting under the
old tree, reading his hrevary
The Chaplain.
His name was Father Giovanni and
he was tall young man with a long,
thin, pale face, aud when sister An
gela hrst took me up 20 him she
said
This is our Margaret Mary"
Then his sad face broke into warm
sunshine. and be strokcd my head,
and sent me away 10 skip with my
skipping rope. while ne and Sister
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02

direction. and then, stammering
something which l did not hear, she
left the dormitory.
1t was long before she returned, and
when she did so. | saw her creep into
her cubicle and sit there for quite a
great time before going to bed. My
heart was humping hard, for l had a
vague feeling that l had been partly
to blame for what had occurred, but
after while l fell asleep and remem-
bered no more until I was awakened
In the middle Of the night by some
body kissing me in my sleep
To Be Continued Tomorrow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02
An Appetizing Dinner
for 1Oc.

A piping hot dish of Faust Maca-
roni. with bread and butter. makes a
big, nutritious meal for whole fami-
~. Appetizing, too. Cook Faust
Macaroni with ripe tomatoes and
sprinkle with cheese Cper our recipe
book and youll surely get meal
that viii warm the cookies OF the
heart
Another advantage Faust Maca.
roni is 80 easily prepared. Then
think OF the great saving you can
make in your cost OF living by cut
ting your meat bin considerably and
substituting therefor Faust Macaronl.
which is much more nutritious
Faust Macaroni comes in DC and
Joe packages. Buy at your grorers
Nio-day Write for free recipe boos
MAULL BROS.
y. Louis Missouri.
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III e
MI when they returned to school,
but Alma was in high spirits,
and on the first night OF the term she
crept over TO my bed and asked what
We had been doing during the hol!-
days
mot thing, eh?"
answered that We had done lots OF
things and been very happy
Happy? In this gloomy old con-
vent? You and Sister Angela alone?"
told her We had two lay sisters
and then there was Father Giovanni.
Father Giovanni That serious
old cross bones"
said he was not always serious,
and that on Christmas Day he Nad
come to tea and kissed me under tho
mistletoe
Kissed you under the mlstletoe -
said Alma, and then she Whispered
eagerly:
He didn't kiss Sister Angela. did
he?"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02

And the two lovers who him their
pond look anohers whisper He'd
But ahh wouldn't they that his
little wrath GIRIdrs flames Of the hearth
his white his
her hair still after all these dead chin softly
birds ribbon
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02
The Narratiue of Mary
O'NeiU
FIRST PART.
My Girlhood

Copyright. 1912. by Hearsts Magazine
Copyright. 1913, by Hearst Magazine.
Copyright in Great Britain. Copyright.
1918. by J. b. Lippincott Company.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02


How they
blue
wound faster and faster denied?
and tender mouth have long fallen
Ah-hh. WOULDN'T he BRINKLEY
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02
Up-to-Date Jokes

The Vicar OF Leeds. DR.. Bicker-
eteth, tells of clergyman who rang
him up on the telephone to ask II he
would consent to his taking a mar
riagc service In which the word
"obey" was left out. lie replied that
he was not the bishop. but was toll
erably certain that the bishop would
not allow him to omit the word
but who is the lady going to
marry" ne inquired.
The answer was, she Is going to
marry a doctor"
He then asked. Would she mind
n you put in the word consult in
stead?"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02

HE white old drowses chimney
sunk into his his
slippers that flip when he walks his hair of the black
lock that fell his
slipped
the wrnked of his lips And sometimes
under his chin headga
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02

Irish Barrister addressing the
Bench)-Your honor, / shall first alb
Eolutely prove to the jury that the
prisoner could not have committed
the crime with which he IS charged,
II that does not convince the jury. |
shall show that he was insane when
he committed II that fails. 7 shall
prove an alibi."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02

a A little girl had sent back her plate
for chicken two or three times. and
had been helped bountfully TO all the
other rich things that so to make
q good dinner. Finally she was OBJ
served looking rather disconsolately
at her unfinished plate of pudding.
whats the matter. Dora?" asked
Uncle John. You look mournful"
That's Just the matter" said Dora.
II an more'n full"
Then she wondered why everybody
laughed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02
FIFTEENTH CHAPTER.

lost Of the girls were depressed
MI when they returned to school
but Alma was in high SHIRTS
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away from the rain Of losing you. May

away from the rain OF losing you. May
be he was like that"
why, why. you laughed when you
told me goodbye. sobbed Cynthia sud
denly. You laughed
But Thorne's arms were around her
and ne was holding her as n he never
meant to give her up again. so speech
WAS impossible.
Women have n way Of letting mon
know Why didn't you give me a chance,
Tom said cynthia then. Father
told you about Bob Mcconnell To ind out
your own attitude. It has just come To
me. one birthday YOU gave me your
member that teascd you FOR IL. I Kept
81 on my desk and one night father came
into my room when I had "a in my
hands looking at ~. 7 believe he said.
that old Tom Is your not Impossible he,
daughter Is ~ true?" he asked. and
jumped up then and threw my arms
around his neck and told him that
that ! believed SO. too
Little girl OF my heart on. Cynthia.
I love YOU"
Across the garden came the voice OF
the lady OF too many words.
Il suppose they're somewhere out
there In that mad moonlight I knew
that elder brother business was all talk
4 tell YOU Jim Thorne's the man.
saw II In Cynthia's eyes"
How" asked Cynthia. softly. TIC
keep n secret for three years and then
20 give 10 away at "A dinner party
Trust n woman 10 md out another
woman's secret I hate cosby old wo-
men. but you know 1 think that 1 am
going to love her"
so am l." said cynthia promptly.
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PASS IT AL0IG' SAID
YOUNGSTOWN CITIZEN
Mr.. J. e Edwards. % Youngstown,
Ohio. Says Everybeoy Should
Know Of plant Juice.

Mr.. J. r. Edwards. % YOUNGSTOWN.
Ohio. one Of the popular employees
OF the United States Steel Co. maxes
an interesting statement here. sir
Edwards has been with this COMPANY
twenty-five years and Is very well
known In this section be SAYS.
Il have been using Plant Juice for
some time Tor nervousness and malar.
la and a general run down condition.
/ can certainly say IL Is the finest
tonic I ever used and I am feeling
much better In every way. I am glad
10 recommend Plant Juice TO anyone
in need OF a good remedy OF this Kind
believe In passing along any good
thing / find out"
As tonic, strengthener and gen
eral system builder Plant Juice has
no equal. II invigorates and vitallzes
the whole body and viii do you more
good IN an a vacation. Those who are
weak. debilitated and run down from
oyerwork or worry will find quick re-
Lief In Plant Juice, II clears the blood
OF all Impurities. strengthens weaG
kidneys. eradicates all malaria and
biliousness from the system. stimu-
lates the liver into healthy action and
corrects constipation. IL tones up the
stomach and puts II into healthy con
dition and makes II possible for you
20 eat what you want and assimilate
your food, no matter II your troubles
are OF long standing. Plant Juice will
help. get bottle from the man at the
Hoge-Davis Drug Co. store and IL 4,
Tails he VIII return your money.-Adv.
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II. s. Riggs. OF TOmilson avenue
leIt yesterday morning for a south
ern1. trip 20 Cuba and Florida lie
VIII be gone until April
MIS-. FRED Bauer. formerly % this
city. but now Of Wheeling. sppnt ma
city. '' '''''
Several persons from Bcnwood
nave been summoned 10 appoar s'
ih' trial In circuit court this morn
A call has boon issued for all Pro.
tf' -iF'H o. this city to meet this
evening at tho hall over the Mar
s,'Il county Bank for the purpose
OF uFFduIZ.ng "a Progressive club
w. q. Nuss returned 10 hIs home %
CLEVELAND. Ohio yesterday. after
speeding tho past few DAYS win
friends and relatives here
one OhUu'pr was before MAYOR
Blair yesterday morning CHARGED win
bn.ue drunk and was fined tho usual
81 and costs
MI. a. D.. Price and Miss Ella Sill
Wen Ini' l8.' evening for pIffaHurrr.
"a, ~ a''nn1 tho millinery oupuIul.
N. Gary.n. Of tho Garylu AMI
AuIt firm. has returned homo from
No" YORK city. where Doc purchased
The spring stock 81 merchandise
Several fOroirufr4 are said 20 have
I'o another biz hFhf on Nirfh street
laFt sunday Warrants yill likely D.,
issued today for their arrests.
T. a BrI.'uw has returned 90 Die
homo no Wa hInFfon. Pa. after
prrfInr Oh" past faw days with
friends and relative hero
D.. D. henderson BIAS returned
toW" f.au Sew York city. where ha
Hpnn' '"r post week purchasing tho
fuf.u. stock IYr II. store
Mason Scott hlr rrfurcd home
from Greene county. Pa. whore ho
attended fIn funeral OF relative
u, li Hoes. OF Cameron. newly an.
pointed deputy collector Of Internal
revenue. was in thi Ecity yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs Vs. T. Manning will leave Co.
morrow for IIff# Iursh. ga whore
.h" RIl lifan. act business for few
d8ya
only about half Of tho mon om-
rIug.I T' tIH Fort pIff coal mine
H'r" able f0 cross The river ycster-
daV worn.ng OWING fo the Ics 1OW.
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HEAD STUFFED UP ?

Hyomei gives instant relief. n suffer
ing from a cold or catarrh causing dull
headaches or an itching and burning
sensation I'm the nostriis, surely try
Hyomei. II gives quick. effective and
permanent relief or money refunded
II goes right 20 the spot-you feel bet
ter In FIVE minutes.
No roundabout method OF stomach
dosing with Hyomei-you breathe IL
This health-giving medication goes d.
rectly 20 the infamcd membrane. all
irritation and congestion Is quickly re-
lieved. the delicate tissues healed and
vitalized
Hyomei should be in every house.
hold. Druggists everywhere sell e.
Ask for the complete outfit-s1 90 size.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
LARGELY Attended.

Mound City Council. No 6. Jr. o.
U. A. NJ. of this city. held a well at
tended meeting last evening at their
ing on Jefferson avenue. Following
the transaction of routine business a
report of the various committees was
read after which the State officers.
including State Councillor u. l.. IT.
win: State Vice Councillor. J W.
Powell; State Secretary r. r. Lam
bert, and State treasurer c. c. New
man. delivered short talks regarding
the order. A short program was rem
dered after which refreshments were
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
Salary Dispute 10 Judoe H.rv.v

The dispute between Tailor Howard
and the county court regarding the
salary for being janitor OF the county
courthouse has been submitted "a
Judge H. &. Hervev by Attorney ID n
Evans. acting as counsel for Tailor
Howard Prosecuting Attorney ! ID
ParriOtt represents IN court in the
case. Judge Hcrvcy ruled YESTERDAY
that N the Tailor does act as janifor
Of the courthouse that the county
court cannot pay him more than $3.50
per year for HIS services. However
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

Fred l. Flanagan. aged 16 years.
died at the home OF his grandmother.
Mrs. Amanda Flanagan. on Ash ave
nue. at 2 o'clock yesterday morning
The deceased had been sick for the
past several days with pneumonia.
The deceased is son OF MIR and
Mrs. John Flanagan. OF Fairview. No
arrangements have been made for the
funeral services as yet. but inJerment
will be made az the Fairview Gene
terry.
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school room OF the church. The mem.
oers OF the Queen Esther circle OF the
caurch will be the hostess. Following
ls the program to be reno cred aurins ;
me evening and all members are ear,
hestly requested to be present. The
prOgram:
LYNN.
scripture read by Mrs Isaac RodFsrs
fIayer by Dr. r. J. Knox.
SolO--Mlss Carrie Cats.
keadlng-Mrs. W. Il. Fletcher
ne New America-Br Compton
so.o-Mrs. NJ. y. Miller.
Hymn. '''
social hour and refreshmsnts in dinir 9
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MGUNDSVILLE


opened yesterday morning with the
appeal suit OF 5. ". McCardle against
W. r. Mackey The suit grew out OF
the capture of an escaped convict. al
Cameron In 1903. The reward MAS
paid TO Mackey and McCardle brought
suit against him for the sum Of so
the amount paid. n was aired before
Sdulre T. c. Pipes. OF Cameron, and
the squire decided In favor OF the
plaintiff. and order half OF the re-
ward paid TO the plaintiff. He took
an appeal TO the circuit court and
the case was tried yesterday morning.
the jury bringing In a verdict for Ne
Cardle. ID. u. Evans. OF this city was
counsel for McCardle while Martin
Brown appeard as counsel for Mackey.
The case proved very interesting 20
the spectators In the court room.
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Cars on Schedule.

The cars OF the Wheeling Traction
Company lines on the local division
were running about half hour on
schedule yesterday owing TO the snow
barely get along going through Glen
dale above this city and also I'm South
Benwood. A large force OF men were
put TO work shortly after the noon
hour and shoveled the snow from
the tracks or traffic might have been
blocked. The cars operated all dur
ing the evening just the half hour
behind regular time
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Small Wrrrk v,,,.,s.

Irelsht station about 1:3O o'cIock We
terday morning when freight No %
"dslbound, jumped the track and tcn
cars were dnrailed before In Wa
Drought 70 a stop. The platform Wgs
.oIn up Tor about thirty feet and soy.
Inc wreck did not interfere with n,s
sehEer serVic" on the main line. az 4,
happened on the siding. Tho freIyb,
was held up almost two hours by fba
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

The local contractor who received
the contract for the erection of the
new addition to the Trimble and
Johnson building on Jefferson avenue
Will be unable to start the work for
few days owing to the bad weather
II Is the aim of this firm TO have tho
building completed as soon as pos
sible as they need the room for a
display room and garage. The con-
tractor Is ready TO start the work
Just as soon as the weather permits.
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In Critical Condition.

w. 4. Kidder. local contractor. who
has been Ill for the past few weeks
and who underwent an operation 81
few days ago is lying at his home at
the corner OF Morton avenue and Sec
ond street in critical condition
The attending physicians have almost
given up hopes for his recovery and
several well known physicians OF
Wheeling have been consulted iu the
case but IL is thought that his ChanC-
IS are very small.
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WANT SPEAKERS
Movement on in This City 70 Have
Leaders OF Eible Conference Move
melt Come TO This City.

During the present week one OF the
ycriss Of the great iutcrde nominal iOnal
lille Conferences is being held at Co
lumbus. -. The meeting ~ proving a
great success and several speakers OF
rational prominence will deliver ad-
dresses, Including Dr. g. G. Morgan.
Rev. W. S1uuer. Rev. W. \ sunday. Dr
O.. NJ CubeTu. DIR. g. Scohcld. :. q.
Gordon and pr Frank y. Palmer ~
90 the present tue meetings Of the Mid
Winter bible D.ufrIcucc- have been held
lu Washington, ID. g.. and IN Richmond,
Va
Following tho close Of the Bible Con-
fcrenre at Columbus. tho next regular
meetings win tc held iu Philadelphia
and IIttslHrrh. According Co. all re-
ports the Iuhlc conferences whiChr are
leinE conducted iu large ceuters are
proving great success ana 'b~Nmcct-
uEs ARE being well attended. bue credit
fpr pho movement must ls given Goo Ur.
Is o. bfrkoy. director az the Wiuuuu
IItl. conference. under whose plan the
rev movement a. helug carried out.
At the present timr e movement e. on
foot Boo this H'fy Co secure speakers Tor
six ui-h's. bcr inning March ?. when the
members ~ the PARTY hold their bible
Conference FOO Pittsburgh in March. Tho
conference viii hr held fro this CITY proc
gifIrg mo- loss than 500 tickets can he
sold o. 81 each. The matter iu regard
% the holding - conference IN this
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Myers Funeral H.Id

IneTal services over the remains
or ,, the late George Myers. Sr., were
LII ,te'I yesterday afternoon at 2:3J
services were conducted by Rev. G q
Lahhdm' pastor OF the Calvary N p
church, and Rev. j. A. MarstGllar OF
me baptist church. The J. &. CaIdU,lI
IosI &. \. r.. Of which the decreased
Mae member attended the funeral
Mount Rose cemetery. ''''
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To Ask Pardons

Carl Crlmmel and Earl Smith. who
were indicted by the grand jury on
charges of selling liquor without a
State license. and each of whom
pleaded guilty. and were fined S25
and costs and sentenced to serve six
~ days in the county jail. have given
notice that they will apply D. Pardon
Attorney Pierson at Charleston on
the 23rd of this month for n pardon.
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oamsae Suit starts Today.

The damage suit OF John Merrick
vs. Joseph Barrie liz set for trial in the
circuit court here this morning.
Merrick is sueing Barrie for $4,000
as the outcome. Il is said. of an alleg-
ed assault upon Merrick in Baric's
saloon at Benwood. Both persons re-
side In Benw0od and the case has
been tried In the municipal court on
two different occasions heretofore.
Several witnesses OF Benwood have
been summoned 10 appear AZ the trial
this morning
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Mettie Bogard died at the home OF
her uncle. Mr.. Ernest Wheeler, on
Locust avenue last Saturday morning
at o'clock Death was due 20 dyp
iberia. lnterment was made yestcr
day morning A. o'clock from the re
sidence OF Locust avenue. At tho
Greenlawn cemetery. A daughter
four years old is the only survivor.
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the court withheld its decision on the
point A.. to whether the sheriff is re-
quired to furnish janitor Tor ne
courthouse until counsel submits
more authority on the point.
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InteiIiaeneer 1914 Almanac for Csc
st the Nichols News stand. Get 10
TO-DAY
h,arlna Postnaned.

Joe Klouse AMI Peter Lorenski, the
two foreigners who had such a fierce
fight a few days ago when one was
slashed with a razor and the other
almost beaten TO death were taken be-
fore Squire r. NJ. Lewis last Satur-
day afternoon. but after arriving
neither was able TO stand trial and
were taken back TO the jail. Their
hearing has been postponed until Feb
ruary Path. az which time IL il likely
both will be able to appear
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city WAS taken up and discussed In the
Bible classes OF the various churches
last sunday and according to all re-
ports was very much approved OF hv
the members OF the various class
several tickets have already been sold
and those wishing To secure tickets for
the meeting may do 80 by calling at the
ONCE or the Young Mems Christian AZ
ISOLATION. Every one should take nd
vantage OF the opportunity To- assist in
heIrlng 20 make The eNomt a succcss.
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ThIrd ovarterIv Mr.tloo.

The Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety OF the First VI. L. church will
hold its third quarterly tea this even
ing at 1880 o'clock in the Sunday