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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15
ELECTION NoTICE-

Notice is hereby Eivca that an cleo
tiDa uiii b. held on Tuesday. the e3th
day of June. A. 10. 1915. in the city %
Naet Island. Ia. Tor the purpose %
riretinE one member % the board %
education % Rock Island school dis
tFiet-
For this election the city of Rock
tsiaat WiIi BE- divided into four dis
griets. as follows
All that part % the city % Rock Is
Land uorth % Eighteenth avenue and
ucst % Twelfth street viii be district
so. 4. the polling place for which VIII
- az so. f0is Third avenue.
All that part % the city of Rock Is
land north % EiFhtecnth avenue and
betw~ea Twelfth and Thirticth streets
wiii b. district No. ?. the poliins place
for which will be az No. as Nine
teeuth street
All that part of the city % Rock Is
land uoFth % EiEh;ceuth avenue and
east of Thirtic;h street viii be dis
trfct No. 3. the polling place for which
wiil b. az No. SCI Thirty-ciEkth street;
All that part OF the city % Rock Is
land south % Eighteenth avenue viii
b. district 40. (. the polling place FOR
which Wiii be a. ii0i Twcnty-drFt
avenue formerly Aiken street.
The polls for said election viii be
open from : o'clock a m TO o'clock
.. n.
Dated az Rock Island. III. June s.
1918. WILLIAM MeCONoCHIE.
(Advl Mayor.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15
CAPTAIN WRITES
MISHAP DETAILS
Rock Island Boat FrOntenac Partly
Submerged After Striking Pier,
VIII Be Raised.

Mrs. William York, 321 Eighth
street, wife of Captain York, Of the
steamer Frontenac which sank early
Sunday morning near Winona as mem
toned in The Argus yesterday, has re-
ceived a letter from her husband con-
tanning more details Of the mishap.
The steamer, which is well known
on the upper river, had just left
Winona and was proceeding down
stream to take on passengers for an
excursion. AS it was passing through
the lower Winona bridge, the gale
blew the barge which it was drawing,
aside and caused the steamer to swing
from its course. It collided with
pier Of the bridge. The stern went
down in five feet OF water but the
bow sunk deeper. in u feet. The
front of the deck was above water, as
was the boiler deck at the rear. Those
on board had plenty OF time 10 get
out with safety The boat win be
raised without delay.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15

"a. sianrcis and Laiu C. Gierseh. both
% this clty.
o
Rock Island Couple Wed Here-The
marriage of Camille be smet and Miss
tethea Dixon. both % Rock Island.
took place Saturday az the ONCE OF
Justice Z. 3. EoddrFiE. the Justice Of
aciatlnE. The groom 90 employed IN a
saioou IN Rock Island. ard the new
home sill b. located iu that city.
.
WomHn Asks Divorce decree Of
divorce has bcru issued 90 May Hollis
from Clarence u. Hollis b. Judge Don
cyan she e. given th- right 10 as
suae Der maiden name. May Van Dyke.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15
THE BETTER HALF
OF THE CAKE
is THE FLOUR

Countless egEs and pounds OF butter
are wasted every year IN the average
household because the wrong -four Is
used In baking Many experienced
cooks fail TO realize that the four is
the key TO good baking.
hoxAne Cake Flour n specially pre-
pared-from wheat grown exactly 20
suit the scientific demands OF cake
making. Il insurcs a light. white
dough. OF tine grain. sure 20 rise and
keep ionE. II supplies the better
haif- OF eake-makinE. which no cook
can AFFORD 10 miss. CSC cartons al all
Eroeers' See yours today AKIN
ERskiNE MILLING CO. Evansville.
lad lA6v.l
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15
SUBSTANTIAL sum
FOR FAIRGROUNDS
East Moline Ladies Wen Pleased With
Success of Their Efforts of
Last Week.

East Moline people who had charge
Of the pageant given there Friday and
Saturday evenings OF last week are
receiving many congratulations on the
decided success OF the affair. The pa
gcant was given for the purpose
% raising money for Fairgrounds.
Though financially not as great a sue
cess as had been expected. promoters
OF the out-of-doors entertainment feel
Eaiisded with the results of their ef-
forts. The crowds Friday and Satur-
day nights were not as large as the
performance merited. hut weather
conditions are 90 blame and all who
had the opportunity 20 be there were
delighted. George ". Ross, always
alive TO anything Tor the good OF the
city. wants 60 repeated.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15

vsesfr ssrreI vas aFesssE fFswes
ff- fafst esfsr sEa3 81. 1tlses.tsssozs
elalsfs. rseis.siss Ss1f t1 ~ g. rsgeS-
e4 rsr assurance. tf o. FEs~tss. steQ
rsr -sreasss sF 4s~fs Ere elf fs easaee-
H5r wlse sFU ts uttes go elsV was
.sssrrstsf sst A. =. al@mFrs. fsT-se.
ere ana9-s ss sssst t7r as oTeFtieas
ssT tss efs vale ts ere e&e16T ss
s.5ssafe elsa sg gse wssFfwofts. weFs
srf=r-f ea
fsisss fsr tss sesaet siresiss ts Be
Erlt Iass 60 were spsesesst o. tss
esesrr ss follows
gtrsE -leaeert EseE N. . GsssEss
srf Fet WsEesfs eisssss j. A. &ssd-
fasE sst T q. csse7as RatEss.
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ssssesmtse sef Pred tssfsee. etsFss 9
W g. tfasss sat o. We se2sHzFrs
HittEse-
rhFE %. ftssseeosse. A r. Nsi-
ssr taf rrsaE Usrsess. etsesss e. r.
weaver sst c. e.. ArFsrtss.t. taEEes.
regFfs tfserT Nstscssrs tsssr
lf5ehffeEsr srf feseps EsssssF-
e1srts Eref WeCsw srt Arsssf os-
sfmta. FatEFss
The eeifrs rreerE fae ses rsesE O.
tisF ssavteE stt cases tried. Sc state
tet tt1 tUrs was rtet tT Ce@@fs-
s.7eer thsfssF. rstdes Wss5ssreEs g.
q agfsa esusetss s5tf Gel sees arE
fassfrr af enc Fsses Cast = Essst stzs.
aaEiaE a satst sf s2fs
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15
Women Watch the clook

IN our stores and factories for tha;
blessed time when the days work
ends Tho reason "a readily seen. as
the nature of their duties too often
drifts them into the horrors OF all
kinds OF organic troubles peculiar 20
women. causing backache. headaches.
nervousness and irritnhility. Lydia
?. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. a
simple remedy. made from roots and
herbs. may BE- relied upon TO overcome
these trouhiea.-(Adv.1
All the news all the tIme-The Argus
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15
EMIL JOHNSON FOUND
GUILTY OF VAGRANCY

Emil Johnson, arrested 10 days ago
on a charge of vagrancy, was ar
raigned in Moline police court yes
terday. Last week his brother, AXel
johnson, was tried for vagrancy and is
now serving a sentence Of six months
in the county jail. Emil Johnson en-
tered a plea OF guilty and was SEN
fenced TO so days in Jail.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15

resumed her duties. She has been
Janitress at the city hall for the past
Is years. During her absence Mrs.
p Rounds, who resides on Ninth
street, filed the place.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15
Is SIDEWALKS IN
BILL CONSIDERED
Ilsnsfzss~ss- 0rsfass~~ sna I've on
rs rr.-sslsx fsr waiss rsksn
CO ~ en-. Csan<fl
ptSrr-r AFYn0FEfATI0N RnI


rv~~nfq -sfE sif@safss ef varief
fsnffa snd l1 dlrrrsaE sections ef
Rack tsfsad we're fseisdeG "a tAe ME-
esliaa@ous arfinaaes 9ressut-i ~
CofnmfsH.rsr 81 A. jan and eonsid-
~rs6 ~ ananfasoas vote - tae cry
eouaeI az tas rssaiaf saeesias lsss
~veufnH neit9~fsE tbe fral eceafeis.f
flon sf sa- orainaaes. whleh WI issiT
CONS aess ws@s. sas orepsrtY ovnsrs
VII 80 gwen 80 fs1s 90 comply vim
ths erisr ahd have Constructed eoe-
crete walks A. far end ~ thaf tiaas
r. aafHfsE hs aans sas eisY VII i~t tss
eeatract aad enc property owner WI
BE- assessed
Aaefnsr shf@~afs srftaanrs eocsiG-
sr~d waa esr tns eaastruetiaa % COO
errss wafss sa Fss se4fh site ~ EiEa-
t@snfh sgsnus. from r1eensv fourth 20
ryV~HtY-Hfsh streets an enc aerth BaE
soufh slf-s ~ Niaetseufa avenue srona
twenty saurth co rweafr ffth streets
on ths north snd south sifra of rwen-
taetH svenas from rwentv-r7urts 20
Tvsnfv afsn str-ss. ea ths west SITE
of rw=ntY gfth street frae EiFtfeents
rs rweutiefa aVeaae and on fbe sitsf
side 81 rwent7-rsgrtn street from
niEhtssnfa ta rWeetietB tveaae, ras
estimate fs fsssf
A hfFf ordinance wafer enc f1-Gsg
law prevfdse fsr eaaersf- wafts on
'rnfrey- y-rnfsf sfrsrt from Fsurtsent6 60
aftts~rss sssuus. al ar estimated cost
~ rf.Tgfs0
Budget Considered.
The spDre8rfstfan grfiegEee was
considered last aifBF BY the commits
sion vim hut few fsmafts from ere
eoancfi cammissiouef fsatsrea str
Dfafaed Eaaf fBe eouFiaEsaf flnf hsf
been eas Ef000 IRE mavor declared
mar he would ffte f7 see az large a
centfaEsut fgsd ss possible Cemmts-
sfon@r faars fepaFemees. the maVer
declared. We weif tstsu care ~ .s fBs
tgpreprfatfaas. uas ae debate r-safF-
\ed ever tae ordinance. aet nftctFiscs
nov tru nat E WI BE- adopted as
frawa ap sad considered
seHfie q Marshall. gs e. -amHus fes9
tion 90 sHe eouecft explained fsaf usvs
ON behaff ~ afrs MarY naufBerfF
- at. hat made atatrs Attorney
Thompson defendant aa f alaad.isi.is
tctioe Hisit ta etregf segFf fsr nes-
geediaas seian ta frfsrrH .sr ri- Legal
w oi we titif- sfrllfn OF "-.tNf N.r
eommnptcatiea was received ssf p,se-
ct on ate
. Van Dorm sss-,f o. place a pop
corn wagon ea some corner ia fEe
eitg satisfactory ts t1e commission.
Commissioners faat sad tfgFrIa we're
named - enc mafar F1 tafesf fssf- Fns
pstition, win power ra set. cemmas-
sioner Fudfrau sabt f8af enc lssF sf-
ministfation rgoE a d-euf-f srtat
tHsisssf these wagons saG aads 81 a
0oint eof % hcrusr sgF
erhe Affus vas matte Fgr aHeftf pH
pee 81 fhe cffv n nFHdIHFsr vas
gwen tBe eontFscf rsr Fns srfaFrF m .
pampnist Form zoo bootfsfs cartsts .a.c .
tHe moutHtT reports ef enc eauseff .
procee'ftsss tfs was Tow Httf-r ri p .
7sit 81 snFee win enc ertee Or Ets5 .
per PAGE
rhansrd far banslfion.
The efvic feplartmenf ~ tHe Wawsa E T
ebfh IN q eemmusicgJieu slEHed ev
Nrs lena Davis NffSssr. thasted ms .
seuaefI Cor tas G.snsSlca of $500 fsr
ne otsvEreasd wers is the cfsv. IRE [
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15

mere are COW ss tss Uenss states
tAesesN eersees essfes 60 GsFmsnF.
Snstrts sst rgrtsT ssf 6sss1st az
eve ta tss sssases sEsstsE ss tss ep-
cesEfas atfsaser
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15

Mrs. Dumhauld Receivers.
Mrs iottic Dumhauld. 1892 Fif-
tceuth street. Ianitress az the city hall
after an illness OF three months has
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15
MOLINE SPEEDER IS
PROPERLY INSTALLED

William NcLain conducts a garage
in Moline but he never became a mem
ber OF the S12.O5 club. Saturday even
ing. however, he met Motorcycle Po-
liceman Negley and the policeman
decided NcLain was speedy enough 10
Join the exclusive society. He ap-
peared in police court yesterday
with his membership fee in his hand.
70 was accepted.
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15

All the news all the tims-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15

rhe civic departmeaf ~ tBe Wsmsa e
etfh IN q eemmusicaJieu slEaed 9v
Wrs lena Davis lffsssr. thanted me
eeunefI fer ths GanaEtea of $500 f5r
ths pf,svEreuad werR fa the cfev TIRE
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-15
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN.
River Forecast.

JIM. sHERIER. Local Forecaster'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-10

An excellent program has been ar.
ranged for the appearance here to.
night OF the West Virginia University
Choir az the N. p. Temple. This IS
the gecondiappearance here in concert
(of the Organization and their audience
tonight will Include friends which they
madeEmRde at their initial appearance
here. Among those who will appear
on theSprogram whoNare well known
Mrs. Edna Lehmen Morris,
Misses Genevieve Elliott, Alma Bach
m%an,sLillian Garrison, sBeulah Picken:
!paugh, Irene Madeira, Eleanor Brock.
EuctlefE Elliott, Mary Ollie, Mary Price.
Monte Garden and MILFORD Booher, and
Prof.GBlack.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-10

An interesting meeting OF the vii.
liam Raymond Chapter Of the Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution wac
held on Saturday afternoon in the
Sunday School room Of the First NJ. 3.
Church. The meeting had been post
6ponedg from more tina ma week ago in
order8tha reports from delegates to
the continental, Congress might be
made.
MISC! H. Gsmoot presided at the
meeting and brief descriptions of varl.
Gus departments of Continental Hall
Weresread$b Mrs. Hugh Smith, Mrs.
q. 4: Robertson and Mrs. HAG. Stoet-
2er, and interesting reports OF the
work OF the congress were made by
Mrs George DeBolt end Miss Mary
Louise Nichols. Mrs. H. G. Stoettsr
rendered two vocal numbers, with
MisssEichols as piano accompanies.
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eoodwin.Wfsman.

The marriage of Miss Clara Alice
Wismangt to Mr.. Ward Goodwin, OF Nc
Mechen, whose engagement was an
nounced recently, was solemnized on
Sunday morning at the home of the
latter,se brother, Rev. G. p. Goodwin,
in Warrington. who performed the
marriage ceremony. They were &C
companied there by Miss Lucy Wis
man; sister of the bride, and Miss ota
Hood.
Mr.andyMr Goodwin returned here
on the II o'clock car and a wedding
dinnerswas served at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Misman, on Maple avenue, prior 70
thatfEdeparture for Washington, D. c.,
and other eastern points on a two
Neutrality-suspicious.. They will reside
at McMechen on their return, where
MI. Goodwin is engaged in business.
Miss SWisman, now Mrs. Goodwin,
the honorTguest at a number
of attracttvely arranged events since
the announcement Of her engagement
aeeyral weeks ago.
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AlcEfeaao MiIk story.

"A family living I'M South Chicago
found a good deal OF cream on bot
tie Of milk which had been standing
overnight, and when the driver called
In the morning the pleased servant
held 1t up to the light and said. Look
here; 1 have never een anything like
this before on your mllkE'
The manslooked at, 1t for a moment,
scratched his head and replied. We'll,
/ don't know what's the matter. but
you can throw 1t out. and I'll give you
a fresh bottle in its pIace."-Chicago
News.
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when Men Pow..derea ThoIr Faoa..

When Men Powdered Their Faces.
The use OF. powders for the hair and
face. which began in the sixteenth cen
fury. infected the men. Henry III. had
the habit Of parading the streets Of
Paris, his face covered with white and
red paste. Ike a faded coquette. and
his hair filed with violet powder and
scented with musk. Powders were
made Of all colors, and the infatuation
was such that servant girls were afraid
to be seen in public with their hair OF
the natural color and. not being able to
buy that used by their employers, en-
.ployed sawdust as a substitute.-Lon-
don Mirror.
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piatect

Miss Ritta-Aren't you fond Of d.
alect poetry. Mr.. Drestbeeph? Mr..
Drestbeeph (of the Chicago Browning
society)-well. James whitcomb Riley
and Eugene Field do very well, but
cdme across some poems by a fellow
named Chaucer the other day, and he
carries it too far:-Esfe.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-10
You Beat 5ItY

Sheen, Jack, do excuse me for get
ding here so late! You poor fellow,
you've had to wait a n hour for me!
He-oh. no; IT'S all right! I've only
Just come. She-What! So that's the
way you treat me, is IT? II I'd come
at the time agreed you'd have made me
wait a whole hour.-Boston Transcript
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wilcox, OF
Detroit, Mich, are expected to arrive
here this week tosspend some time
with relatives. They are enroute
home from Asheyille, n. c., where
they had spent several weeks. Mrs.
Wilcox was formerly Miss Marguerite
Arnett, of this city, and will be guests
at the homes. of her uncles, Drs. w. Y.
and Jesse Jamison, and her cousin,
Mrs. Ord F. Tough.
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Mlnaion Society ID Meet.

The Home Mission Society OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church will
meet Tuesday. afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock at the church on Fairmont ave-
nue.. It is requested that the mem.
bers bring the mite boxes, as this will
be Mite Day" and the boxes will be
opened. The hostesses are Mesdames
CLYDE s. Holt, Thomas Buckley. VIII
liam Frank and Scott.
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ID. b. 6. Meetina.

The regular meeting OF the Robert
E. Lee Chapter of the Daughters OF
tho Confederacy will be held on Tues
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at. the home
OF Mrs. C. e. Manley on Jefferson
street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-10

Mrs. M. j.. Grove. Of this: city, accom-.
panied by her son.inlaw and daugh:
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Clayton, OF
Huntington, left today for Mt. Jake
Park, Nd, where they will open their
cottage for the summer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-10
n BIrthdayTParty

Miss Mary Bennett, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Ben
nett, was an honor guest at a delight
fully appointed birthday party on Sat
nrdays afternoon at her home at Bell
Run: 1.-THE occasion was her twelfth
birthday anniversary, and about sixty
tFIestsEw entertained. Games were
Efhe& dfyersion of the afternoon and
tempting refreshments were served.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-10
~ Attend ereat Councils.

Mrs. Olive E. Harden, Mrs. Ella
Evans, Mrs. Cora RACER. Miss Jessie
RACER, John s. Scott, H. Z. Hawkins,
Harry Hershberger and George Shoe
maker left this morning for Parkers'
lbnrgRto attend the Great Council ses-
sion OF THE Degree Of Pocahontas and
Improved. Order OF Red Men. They
viii also attend the reception and
gand ball to be given at Marietta,
'ohios Monday night by the Ohio Tribes
andiCouncils in honor OF Mr.. Freder.
i6k Downs, Grand Incoheene OF the
United States Great Council and visit
ing representatives,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-10

HELD MOTHERS DAYasERvlcEs.
Impressive Mothers, Day services
were held this morning at the Normal
chapel. DR.. McCuaig, social service
lecturer, gave a reading. Appropriate
vocal solos were given by the Misses
Hazel Dilgard and Elizabeth oPsten.
Literary selections apropos were read
by students. G. Z. Federer delivered
a select grafton and Miss Beatrice
Fitzwater, theZnew %elocution teacher,
read q poem. Students and faculty
were dismissed after chapel till the
1880 classes!
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ArrIveda From South.

Mrs. Howard Ross returned lyesteFt
day rom Raleigh, N. O., where she
Ind spent the last i've weeks with
her sistet, Mrs. Howard satterfeld.l
Mrs. Sattetield, Who Is recovering
fforn an operation, and son Boydstonsi
accompanied her home and wtIlspendl
die next several month"; here wthlreE
atfyes. M satteraeldS IN come mere
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Wasted.

sloggs - People are i%nexcusably
wasteful Of writing paper. Bloggs-
That's So I've got creditors who
write! to me every week.-Cievelard
Plain Dealer.
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The Hartford Constitution.

The first written constitution In.
America governed the people lof Hart.
ford, Conn. This included the neigh.
boring towns. The year was 1880.
Magazine OF American History.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-10

Irate Diner-Hey. waiter. there's
not a drop of real coffee in this mix
ture. Fresh Waiter-some little bird
told you. / suppose. Irate Diner-Yes
a swnllow.-Prtnceton Tiger
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.Motored to Pennsylyanla.

DR.. e. w. Howard and daughters,
the Misses Dorothy and Mary Katha-
grYn, Miss Louise Conn and Lewis
6Howard motored to Masontown and
ut. Marion, Pa, yesterday and spent
several hours at the homes OF both
DE- andEMrs. Howard.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-10
KREBS LECTURE
TOMORROW NIGHT
and Last Address To
Be Given At Normal
Auditorium.
Dp6T55 e16CHaTaC 20.

DR.. Stanley L. Krebs, the practical
psychologist and business lecturer,
will deliver his third and last lecture
at the Normal School auditorium to-
morrow night at 5 o'clock. The
Grand Opera House commences the
showing of pictures tonight which it
will continue throughout the summer,
and therefore a change of auditoriums
was n~ecessltated.
Z Or. Woodley, president Of the Nor
NAL School, Is acquainted with the
worth Of DR.. Krebs and is quite anx-
ious to have him address the Normal
School student body. Dr.. Krebs ex-
poets to arrive inSthe city about noon
tomorrow and If he does he will ad-
dress the Normal students in the af-
ternoon on the subject Of the "Blues."
This is said to be one of DR.. Krebs'
most, witty and humorous lectures n
at the same time most practical.
The subject of the lecture Tuesday
night, as announced many times be-
fore, will be ".The Secret and Power
of Suggestion in Advertising and
Business Building. This is a lecture
that every one should hear, for it is
pronounced by DIR. Krebs as his. best
lecture, and those who have heard
him in his first two lectures may
know what to expect.
This lecture is not alone for the
retailer but for the lawyer, doctor,
dentist, banker, teacher, preacher and
all the people. From what We have
learned OF this lecture we expect 1t
to materially change the character OF
a great many OF u newspaper adVer-
tisements, and greatly assist oil IN
putting their ideas across without
~arousing resistance on the part OF the
other fellow.
MIR. J.. NJ. Hartley took all his de-
partment heads to the annual conven-
ton OF tile West Virginia State Bust.
ness Mems Association last year to
hear this lecture and 1t Is upon his
request and the request, of others who
heard this lecture at that time that
the lecture is being given here at TINS
time.
DR.. Krebs has delivered this lecture
throughout the United States and
Canada during the past three. years,
and all are of one accord that 1t Is h
best lecture they have ever heard.
The Normal auditorium will be I'LL.
ed, Notwithstanding other attractions
in the city at the same time.
+ Single admission tickets are but
Soc, and are on sale at Martins book
store.
-o-t
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'Harnersteele.

Miss Nell Steele. daughter of Mr.. N.
o. Steele, OF this. city. and Mr.. Robert
fHarner, of TIorgantown, were united
IN marriage on Saturday at Oakland,
Md. Their engagement was announc-
ell several days ago. MIR. and Mrs.
Harner5Willireside in Morgantown.
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Nh. and Mrs. viii Hall. OF Gypsy,
entertained a number of Fatrmont
young people'a at a weekend house par;
IL atItheir home. The guests included
Inc Misses atharine Miller, Lulu Po-
ipfe. katherine Schatfer, 0pal. Radford,
Grace Stealey, Madge Helmick, Agnes
Arnett,s the latter Of Little Fails; MT.
and Mrs. j. R. Miller. Yesterday the
uarfy was Joined by Julian o
ina Ray offman. s8Fs
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Commencement Invitations Received,
Invitations have been received here
by friends OF Herschel Yost, son OF
Dr.sand Mrs. H. S. Yost, to the gradu-
Safion3~ exercises at the Cincinnati Elec'
frtc Medical College from which Mr.
Yostfwill graduate.
TheSexercises will be held tonight.
Drs and Mrs. Yost are in Cincinnati
landEWill. attend the exercises.
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Knowth that troubles comeiswtft.
" than the things we desire.-+Plautus.
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Hourly Nursing.
Bell Phone 200;R. Con. Phone g..
Mrs. u. j.. Goodrum
Joint and Fracture Work a Speciality.
Massage Gymnastics. Electro
.Therapy. Hydro!Therapy.
Graduate Pennsylvania Orthopaedic
Institute and School of Mechanic
,Therapy Institute; PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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Mrs. George T. Watson and daugh.
ter, Miss Rose, left last night for Bal
timore, where they will spend a few
days5enroute to New York to join Mr..
ISndtMrs. s. L. Watson, who have been
Iinsthe. asst for several weeks.
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later in the summer to accompany
them home.
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Choir Recital at $3.50.
TheSUniversity Choir recital at the
n. q. Temple will begin at $3.50 this
evening.
on account Of the recital, the lee
tureEby DR.. McCuaig has been moved
up toS7: 80 o'clock and will be closed
IN time for the recital.