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Evening journal., 1915-03-03

keeper The women chose the saloon
keeper This item having appeared
in this column a few weeks ago, a
certain Cambridge suffragist wrote to
Mrs. Grace Wilbur Trout, president
of the Illinois Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation, concerning it, evidently ex-
pecting prompt denial of the story.
But Mrs. Trout can give only cold
comfort. She writes:
Mr. Dear Mrs. W:
This clipping that you sent TO me
tells its own story. These women are
not affiliated with the State Suffrage
Association. They are little group
of women who organized in their
ward, possibly organized under the
liquor interests We do not know
because we know none of these wo-
mon"
But of what significance is it that
these women are not members Of the
suffrage association? When Mrs.
Trout and her three friends secretly
lobbied the suffrage bill through the
legislature because they knew tho peo-
pie of the State were opposd TO IL.
did she think she was onfranchising
only the women who belonged to the
suffrage association? Did she not
know that she was putting into the
hands of the forces of evil a new and
powerful weapon? The fact con
fronts her now. and she tries to evade
( responsibility for the evil results OF
her movement by saying "Wc do not
| know these WOmeni" She adds: 1T Is
/ folly to think also, that women arc
| better than men they arc not" II has
taken only two years of political eX-
pericncc to bring her 10 the point
whore she is forced TO admit that the
claim that women will uplift or puri-
| fy politics or improve conditions has
no foundation. because women are nc
/ better than men" Sire still maintains
/ that 1T is fundamentally right for
/ every human being to be represented
J in the government" On this statement
the sufiragist takes her last stand
when forced out Of one position af-
/ ter another by the logic of cold facts
/ But if it is fundamentally right" that
small minority should have It's will
/ in opposition TO the majority on this
1 question why IS n nor equally rlBnl
on other questions? And what then
becomes of the fundamental principle
! of democracy. that the majority should
rule?
An editorial On Elihu Root in thi
Boston Herald Of February 16 says
The strength of the great Senator ha
come i'm his STURDY patriotism. Cause
have had no standing with him eXcep
as they have been good for the coun
I try and for the worlds civilization.
\ In this connection it is interesting
1 that Senator Root is a strong Oppo
nent of woman suffrage. He says: q"
am opposed TO granting suffrage L
women because ! believe il would b'
loss TO women and an injury TO th'
State and to every man and woman
in the State"
I Cambridge. February "a. 1915.
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TODAY,S OLDEST STORY.

By The United Press.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, March
3.-Kansas City lost a lot of
pride today, all because little
Earl Meade went TO the coun-
try and what his mother wrote
wrote back got into the papers
Earl had lived in Kansas City
all his life, and then. on the
farm where ne was visiting, he
scented a familiar odor as the
breezes waited in from the barn
yard.
"Oh, mamma" he cried, 81 can
smell Kansas City"
Civic boosters arc wonder
ing IL the stockyard breezes are
really that bad.
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G0Es TO CHINA IN APRIL.

Major Chauncey p. Holcomb. re-
Gently appointed United States Dis
trict Attorney at Shanghai. China, ox-
poets 10 leave for his new post the
latter part of April
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no SELL STEAM BARGE.

United States Marshal Farry's sale
OF the steam barge frankie, which
was postponed several days ago. will
be held at the Federal Building on
Saturday morning at II o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-03-03
REV. DIR. BELL AT ST. ANDREWS.

The Rev. Or. William Cosby Bell
professor at Virginia Seminary, will
preach at ST. Andrews Church this
evening. DR.. Bell preached here dur
ing the Christmas holidays and made
many friends.
Evening journal., 1915-03-03

Lguih r.. linkndin >
V ge table Com
pound. When | first
began taking it /
was suffering from
female troubles for
some time and had
almost all kinds of
aches-psins in low
er part Of back and
in sides, and press
ing down pains. |
could not sleep and
Evening journal., 1915-03-03
MRS. LYONS
ACHES AND PAINS
Have All Gone Since Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etabLe Compound.

Torre Till, Pa" Kindly permit me
to give you my testimonial in favor of
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SLIPPER AT Y. w. c. 4.

Cambridge. February "a. 1915.
Evening journal., 1915-03-03

The necessity felt by suffragists Of
everything which is done in
positions. The recent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
Soft, Fluffy Hair Always
Aids Beauty and Charm

Girls and women % all ogez want
20 bc charming. beautiful and attract.
ivc-its their birthrirht but strinrv
ihin and liielcss hair DESTROYS haif
tho beauty Of a pretty face
II your hair d. NOT beautiful lacking
That envable softnesa. lustre and 0uf
tncss. or b. falling out. full Of dand.
run. too dry. or The scalp itches and
burns. by an means use Partisan SAGE
an inexpensive and delicately-perfun.
cd liquid easily obtained a. any drug
counter or from q. rI Griest a Co.
simply rub Partisan Sage well into
the scalp. u viii 70 right 90 the nair
roots .nouri-h them. and stimulate tho
hair 10 grow strong and luxuriant 10
removes every trace Of dandruf with
one application. thoroughly cleanses
The hair % dust and excess oil. leav.
ing 10 soft. fuzzy and lustrous
Partisan Sage o. always safe. al.
ways reliable and can be used con.
stnntly without the slightest fear OF
Injury 70 either the hair or scalp and
surely gives the hair just what is
needed 20 make a. rich looking and
bevitchineiy beautiful
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DARKEN GRAY
HAIR, LOOK YOUNG
APPLY o-eAN-NOr A DYE. MARIN
lESS-cHANcEs GRAY HAIR TO
SOFT, BEAUTIFUL DARK
SHADE.

Don't look old--look young-so IL
your hair Il wispy. thin. falling. gray.
streaked with gray. faded. dry, pre-
maturely gray. simply shampoo hair
and scalp a few times with Q-Bzn
Hair Color Restorer. Your gray hair
will then BE- beautifully darkened, lus-
trous. soft. fresh. wavy. with that
dark lustrous gloss which makes the
hair so fascinating and attractive.
Also stops itching scalp. dandruff and
falling hair and promotes its growth.
o-Ban is not dye. but acts on the
roots. making hair healthy. so the
gray hair Is so evenly and beautiful
~ darkened that no one can tell Il
has been used. Q-Ban Is not sticky
o. messy: harmless. and is guaran-
teed TO darken gray hair or no
charge. Try IL. Big 7-oz. bottle only
5Oc. At Griest Drug Co. 1925 Market
St. Wheeling. W. Va. Out-of-;own
folks supplied by mail.
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Don't Hide Them With Veil; Remove
Them With the Othlne Prescription.

This prescription for the removal
OF freckles was written by a promin-
ent physician and is usually so sue
cessful in removing freckles and CIV
ing a clear. beautiful complexion that
II is sold by druggists under guaran-
tee to refund the money IL II fails.
Don't hide your freckles under q
veil: get an ounce OF othine and re-
move them. Even the first few appli-
cations should show a wonderful i'm
provement. some OF the lighter freckles
vanish entirely.
BE sure TO ask the druggist for the
double strength othine; II is this that
Is sold on the money-back guarantee.
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Miss Isabelle Evans. at her nome IN
brookside. was the charming hostess 20
a number ~ her friends iu The colahra-
ton ~ her eighteenth birthday. 4 very
Pheasant evening was spent at gnfnea
ana several musical numbers We're er-
ceedinEly well rendered. delicious re-
Treatments were ferVed
The following were present.
Misses Isabelle Selh1. Virginia Marsh.
Ethel Marsh. Effie Baker. Elia Nennev
.IesEa Ross Bessie Marty Agnes nrarfv.
Mabel simpson. Helen Davis. clara T1y-
b., Ethel bdmundspr. Garnet -afxar.
Eliza Morgan. Laura Lrtflla gors.
Jennie Love. Anna Rouse. Helen Green.
Isabelle Evans Nesere william Tutter.
dale. Charles Totterdale Robert Totter-
dale Res Strirner. Zoo Kearhereo
IIeI Sciby. boy Hffth. windsor uarIs.
Phillip lance Paul Bass Thomas Nor
San. Ralph simpson. David " Tvanr.
Evans
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Y. w. c. A. Announcement.

Vespers VIII be- held al 4:3O O'Clock.
Rev. Arthur Mills will speak Sunday.
Later tea will be served. The house
girls Will be hostesses. All are invit.
cd 10 come.
Monday night tho r. l.. c. club OF
the White Swan laundry will enjoy A
swimming party.
Saturday afternoon the members OF
the association are 10 meet AZ the
building to indulge in the FIRST Of their
cross country hikes. The Outing club
has planned these affairs for the sum.
mer. and they are quite a departure
from the leisurely saunterings. A
number o. congenial parties have been
arranged. and such tramps promise TO
prove popular by the more rugged
members OF the society.
Another anticipated event Is scbed
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summer festivities are under way and
the outlook Is most promising Tor
many gay events.
Quite extensive Improvements have
been made and more are under way.
so that the popular resort will offer
more inducements than ever FOR IN
vigoratinE mornings on the links and
all sorts Of open air affairs and ~ al
ways. viii be exceedingly popular for
the dance
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AIumnae Meeting Postponed

The meeting Of the Collegiate Alum
nae which was 10 be- held In the lee
ture rOoE oi 81 Matthew church at
3 o'clock Saturday has been postponed
until a week from SATURDAY All the
members arr urged TO be- present ~
an election Of officers will b. held and
other matters Of Interest to the mem
bers will be discussed
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Dramatic Entertainment.

Tonight at the Y. W. c. A. Mrs.
Lima Hennig-Sherman will present
several OF her students In two clever
plays: Love and Theosophy." and A
Fighting Chance" Mrs. Sherman's
pupils are splendidly instructed and
have attracted much attention in pre-.
vious appearances. A large crowd
Will no doubt be in attendance.
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IN affair ~ n very pleasant nature
and iu tho way ~ surprise vac ffe
shower for Miss Marguerite Ennis hv
The emp .Oyer uf the Sam o. Mckee Com
r1rV. Mics Eurir ie o. Dc bride OF the
early 5prlrg. and received many heauff-
fll and uarfIl rlffa Those present
were. Misses Marguerite Ennis. Sarah
Ennis Fuiryin Ennis. Elizabeth Fnnfs
Nhods ft Campbell MARY " gauubsif'
Meaqra r o. iueuhurf " y Vance q.
~ 1ehua Jas p Seaman C " graan.
Naicolm Cowan. Earnest Vance. Robert
Holmes. Grover Mcfarland. william
Reith. Howard Holmes
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Sewing Club Meets.

Mrs I'd Supler a. her home on tho
Dallas pike was tho hostess az very
enjoyable meeting Of the Priscilla
Sewing club yesterday The visitors
spent the afternoon az ncedleWork. FOL.
lowing which a dainty luncheon was
served
Those present we're. Mrs. Charles
King. Mrs VIII Suplcr Mrs Newton
orr Mrs Horace Powell Mrs John
Supler. Mrs Audrey McCutcheon. Mrs
Price and Miss ruth Powell.
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Miss Alice Ferry was the hostess
Tuesday evening to a number of her
intimate friends. A dainty luncheon
WIS served and most enjoyable
evening spetn. The following were
her guests: Misses Joy Taylor. Allene
Scott Pearl Smith. Carina Clark.
Helen Abbis. Elizabeth Morgan. Sara
Gordon. Sarah Mansell. Mary Adams.
Roberta Tenor. Lois Phillips and Bea.
trice Perry.
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In the Sunday school room OF 81.
Matthews yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Craigie addressed an Interested and
appreciative audience on christian
Citizenship" Later she left for
Moundsville and other nearby towns.
where she will speak in the Interests
OF woman suffrage. returning to
Wheeling. IL is expected. by Saturday
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me lunch served hy the Pastors Aid
society u the Second Presbyteriau
church last evening was a decided sue
cess \ most appetlzing menu wa h..
served and the ladies' feel we'll reward
ed Tor their preparations
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McCuskcr-Malah

A wedding that will be OF interest
TO her Wheeling friends is that or
Miss Kitheryn Walsh. who formerly
resided in Benwood. Miss Walsh was
married to Mr.. Jack McClusker. OF
Carnegie. Pa. at the St Joseph's
Catholic church. The happy couple
will make their home at Carnegie Pa.
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Sale and Entertainn.,,

The Ladies of the MaccRbees held
parcels post sale last evening in the
Mutual Bank building. An excellent
program was also enjoyed by the
large crowd present for the occasion.
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Miss Julia Morgan Harding 81 ptff--
lufEh. viii address the current Event
DEPARTMENT ~ the Wuuara' CLUB Fff.
oaN ~ their regular meeting This will
he thr llef ~ che series ~ Hddrer.ra
given hE Mics Harding during tho year
Her lectures have excited great Interest
and have ENGAGED the attention ~ many
beside the REGULAR club members
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MONDAY Lunch.

The luncheon served by the king 8
Daughters Of the second United Pres
byterian church was an unqualified
success. A very large number we're
present and excellent home cooked
viands were served.
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What do you think OF the Presi-
dents speech"
II don't like it,"
Have you read it,"
mo. When | disagree with a mans
politics don't have to read mis-
speeches TO know | don't like EN-
Washington Star.
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uled for Monday. April 20. when a
swimming and diving contest will be
INDUCED In by the swimming class
and the small boys OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
viii vie with them In the sport.
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ON Friday evening. April Z7 Miss eus
IDA Rhodes. of COffHrevfila viii give n
recital az the sherrard High school audi.
t1rium commenclnE az O'clock Miss
Rhodes o. highly recommended a. an,
and reader and che will renf.
- The following program
~ the Palace - The kInG tCuftfngl
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Meeting Of Literary Club

NJ the studio OF Mrs. Lima Henning
Sherman the Woman's Literary club
will meet April 22 az 1880 O'Clock 10
discuss Russian Literature"
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Convention Ratt

Bund hive No. IS. l.. o. T. NJ. will
entertain with ball az the Carroll
club tho evening OF April p. Music
will be furnished by piano. drum and
saxophone orchestra.
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Musical and Literary Entertainm.n,

The Ladies' Aid society ~ the War
wood Lutheran church most success
fully presented an excellent muicsal
and literary program A. the First Eng.
lish Lutheran church last niaht. 4
most gratifying number were in at
tendance and the numbers splendidly
delivered
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Woman's Club Luncheon.

Reservations are being made for
the luncheon at the Stone and Thomas
tea room, en- event of Friday, AprilI
%. The reservations which are limit.
ed are in charge OF Mrs. Chas. J. Beck.
man.
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Ben Nur Court.

The first open meeting OF Ben Hur
Court No. -. will be held at the OF.
nee of DIR. Walden on Main street.
Friday evening. An entertainment
committee has been appointed and
good time is assured those who are
interested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

4 high point In The social news Of
the week is the announcement that the
Country club vii. open Saturday ApuI
H. lnnumerable plans spring and
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HOSPITAL BENEFIT
BRIDGE TEA GIVEN
er womEs's BOARD OF OHIO
VALLEY GENERAL HospTT-
A. YESTERDAY.
Large Number % Local People pres.
ent-Heid In Hub Building
During Afternoon

The bridge tea given in the Hub
building yesterday afternoon by the
wonen's board OF the Ohio Valley
General Hospital was a brilliant sue.
cess. The large room on the second
noor was artistcally decorated with
American Gags. lengths OF bunting.
palms and tall baskets OF greenery,
while clusters OF wistaria adorned the
spaces between the windows.
Over so table reservations were
made. both for needlework and cards,
and from financial as well as a So
eial standpoint the affair was a graft.
flying success.
Tea was served late IN the after
noon to the visitors. and everything
TO make the occasion enjoyable had
received the attention OF the commit
Tee. The proceeds will 20 toward the
$1,000 pledged by the woman's board.
which is composed OF Mesdames Tier
nan. Butler. Noise. Cummins. McCul-
lash. Kraft. Klee. Brady. Birch. Franz.
helm. Horkheimer. Hazlett. Sands.
PAUL. Aschman. Hubbard. Killmeyer.
Browne. Simpson and Miss Mcclure.
Those Present
The following were among those
present for the event:
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SIDE TALKS
10y Ruth cameron.)
MARY JANE OR ROSALIE
CECILIA?

Ntef iriend suggested TO me the
other day that u would he a splendid
idea II children were called pet names
IN their baby hood and permitted 20 name
themselves after they grew up
My mother named me Rosalie Ceci-
la, she writes. Il look and act like
Msry Jam! lam. am large. square and mat
.er-of-tact When people hear my name
called Cecilia as the lesser OF two evils
and ! sign r. Cecilia. but people want
90 hear what the II. stands Tor and that
nmuses them more than ever. Now IL
II fair that because my mother was ro-
mantle over her first little pink and
romauc woman should be burdened with
~ namo like THAR"
NO wonder She Feels Strongly.
one can readily understand the warm
IN with which my letter friend advo-
a person IL doesn't NJ is as out of pIao.
and awkward as the airs and furbelowH
or sweet sixteen on plain, angular and
forty. II isn't so bad when the mis-
take Is the other way round. Mary Jane
imposed upon a girl who is Resale
n demure quaker costume on very
pretty girl. Il gives an added piquancy
10 her charm.
But as to letting the young folks
should they be permitted to exercise
this Junction.
The scheme Is one which has suggest
Ell itself to me several times but / AL
ways paused In the face OF that diffi-
Guilty.
Would the names We choose at twelve
or sixteen be any more suitable TO our
matured selves than the choice OF our
adoring parcnts7
When We were about twelves a group
OF US sirls had a club and one Of ia
most delightful features was that we
cum members knew each other not by
tne names infltcted upon us by misguid-
cd parents but by names OF our own
choosing. one girl was Lily, another
violet, another Millicent another Wv
lenne. while / rejoiced In the cognomen
Of Phyllis.
hut We Are Reconciled NOW,
As you may SUSPECT. I certainly am
not sorry now that I was not permit ted
10 name myself ~ that age. Now the
othcr club members feel | do not abSo-
lutelN know, but l have my susplcions
particularly as two Of them have al
ready named their daughters their own
formerly despised names. Joan and
Perhaps twenty would be 2 pictures
que and appropriate time for n Young
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I0HS
Girls Dress with Long or Short
Sleeve. and Tune Blouse

Sleeve. and Tune Blouse.
Brown serge combined with plaid
WOODEN is here shown The model
would bo equally effective ia blue vel
vet. with cashmere for blouse and
tunic The style ls smart and becom-
inr The skirt is three piece model.
and o. Joined To- an underwaist. over
which the blouse ia worn The tunfc
is attached Co the waist under the
belt but 90 may be- omitted The rat
tern is cut in four sizes 8 10. ~ and
10 years 70 requires 81 Yards OF 20
inch material for 10 year size.
a pattern Of this Illustration mailed
% any address on receipt Of 1Oc IN
-u''r or stamps Address Pattern
Department TIE tnteligcncer. 1909
Main street
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Hostess az Bridge.

Mrs. II. Clay Hornbrook charming
ly entertained at her home I'm Beech
Glen Wednesday afternoon. compli-
mentary TO her guest. Mrs. S. Bruce
Hall, OF New Martinsyille. A few en-
joyable hours were spent at bridge.
after which a luncheon was served
The guests included:
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The Mcclure hotel was the scene ~
a merry dance last evening. the par.
Elephants being O number Of the social
folk who hold every two weeks ono OF
these highly entertaining affairs This
one was PRECEDED by dinner and was
particularly enjoyable. and the re-
mainder Of the evening passed 40 the
dance. those Who were present being.
Msaara. ana Mssdamsas
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Sweet Girl Graduate Pauline Phelps
fotion Scene From Romeo and Juliet.
80, ....... ...--... Shakespeare
christmas Star
scene country Girl
scene ll-SeTen Years Later.
nj, ....-.... Bertha A. Wilson
~ a,na'l'ti .-.-.-- .'itselle DInger
- inc Moon Rose ...... Pauline Phelps
Tit for Tat Musical Reading)
The admission will be gI cents for
adults and Is cents FOR children
Masonic Dance and Reception.
The Masonic club subscription
dance and reception will take place at
the Elk's club. fifteenth street this
evening from s to - O'Clock. Regular
program commencing promptly At
S:3O O'Clock. The entertainment com.
mittee In charge. with J. r. Crawford
as chairman. have planned 10 make
TINS one of the most delightful social
AFFAIRS OF the season in local Masonry.
The affair will be of an informal
nature. the decorations especially at
tractive and refreshments will be ser.
we'd. Bachman's orchestra will fu-.
nish the very latest in the music line
for the dancing
No cards have been issued. all Ma.
sons OF Wheeling and vicinity. their
ladies or members of their families
being invited
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Equal Suffrage MEETING.

An extensive program will be rem
dered at Sherrard. where Mrs. Mary
Craigie. OF Pittsburgh. prominent in
suffrage activities. will speak. her
subject being The Moral Aspect OF
Woman Suffrage. Mrs. n. =. I.oe
has also accepted an invitPtion 10
make an address. she will speak on
the West Virginia Convention OF
Woman Suffrage" which was held 10.
Gently in FairmOnt Also. Miss Flor.
snce IIOge will give a talk on similar
lines
Or Hariert y. Jones will deliver n
convincing series of reasons why
Women Should Vote" The campaign
has been more than ordinarily sue
cossful. and the association feels
greatly encouraged as 10 the ultimate
outcome. \ very interesting program
has been arranged. which consists Of:
song -.......... ......... High School
Scripture Reading Rev. \. c. Risse
Prayer ........... .... Rev. 4. H. Riddle
SouS ........-. .--..... high School
Address. .......... Mrs Mary Craigie
Vocal Solo. ...... Miss Gladys Dexter
Address ....... DR. Harriet -. Jones
Vocal Solo ............... Miss Dexter
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Mau,i,.s moan annual temperature 10
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The young lady across the way says
she always hates TO see one OF her
young men friends drift from one po-
sition to another and a rolling stone
never grows fat as the old saying Is.
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