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The Washington times., 1915-12-07

Wash, all OF whom are here to attend
the Congressional Union convention.
Mrs. Weeds son. Walter Harvey
Weed. jr:, who is with her this winter,
Is attending the Columbian Preparatory
school. and expects to enter the Naval
Acsqemy next year. Her younger
asushter. MARY. is with her mother.
while Miss Eleanor Weed Is a student al
Rosemary Hall Greenwich. Conn.
-
Miss Margherita Tillman. daughter Of
Commander and Mrs. e. Fl. Tillmen, will
go to Annapolis tomorrow 10 assist At
the debut party Of Miss Gladys Christy,
danEhter of Capt and Mrs, Harley H.
Miss Elizabeth Chase and Miss Sux-
anne Chase also will attend Miss Chris
Tvs coming-out tea. While in An
napelis they will be the guests Of Niss
Dorothy Fuller.
-
Mrs. Tunstall Smith and Miss Jose-
phine Tunstall Smith viii arrive to-
morrow from Baltimore to attend the
debut OF the Misses Chase on Thurs
dsy, and will he the quests of Cant.
and Mrs. Volney o. Chase for a few
AADs.,
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Atlanta Society Women
Engage in Street Fight

ATLANTA Dec. Uptown Atlanta
had a shock from an encounter be-
tween Mrs. W. l.. Bishop, formerly
OF New York. and Mrs. J. Walter
Ware. both prominent socially, in
which a pistol played a part.
As a result Mrs. Ware made a bond
in the municipal court and a peace
warrant was taken out for Mrs.
Bishop.
The two women met in the center
of the city in the morning Both
were in their automobiles. and when
they saw each other Mrs. Ware pulled
a revolver and pointed it at Mrs.
Bishop.
Speaking for his wife, Mr.. Ware
stated that Mrs. Bishop was unreason-
ably jealous Of his wife, had been
following her. and that ne had given
her pistol to defend herself. Mrs.
Bishop jumped out OF her automobile
and approached Mrs. Wares automo-
bile. he said. and his wife then drew
her revolver. Mrs. Bishop declined to
talk Of the affair.
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OF US.
COAST GUARD SOUGHT
Interdepartment Conference to
Discuss Possible Betterment
win Be Held Monday.

To secure a better system OF coast
guard and patrol and to improve and
perfect a system OF rapid communica-
tion between all Governmental activf-
ties along both coast lines. not only as
matter Of better protection of life
and property. but as a measure of mill
tary preparedness and protection. an
inter-department conference will be
held Monday morning in the office OF
Commissioner Of Lighthouses Putnam.
All departments and bureaus of tho
Government engaged in coast line ac-
tivities will be represented at the con-
ference.
Practically every mile OF the coast
line of the continental United States
is at all times under the observation OF
some Governmental agency. but the
men along the coast are In many in
stances isolated and without means OF
communication with the other.
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Evans School Case
Resumed on Thursday

The mapdanus action brought against
the Board of Education by W. Bruce
Evans. formerly principal Of the Arm.
strong Manual Training School. will b.
resumed before Justice Stafford in Cir.
cult Court. No. 2, on Thursday after.
noon.
Evans. who charges that he was dis
missed without trial, seeks re-
instatement. DIR. william NJ. Davidson
OF Pittsburgh, superintendent Of Dis.
trict schools at the time. testified yes
terday that Evans was dismissed sole
~ because he and other school Officials
believing that Evans was inefficient.
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SAKS AND CO., WILL
GIVE COATS TO BOYS
Firm Will Repeat Annual Distribu-
.,. ton Of Clothes to 100
on Christmas.

overcoats will cover at least 100 OF the
city's poor boys. whose parents are
unable to provide such outer ra.ment
as the result of the decision Of Saks g.
Co. to follow it's annual custom
of giving away 100 overconts on Christ
mas morning.
For years this firm has distributed
among the poor boys of Washington,
maintaining that 1t is more practical
to make such donation rather than
gifts OF toys and bon-bons. The young
given will be selected from the lists
of destitute which the Associated Chari-
ties maintain. The distribution will take
place at 10 o'clock on Christmas morn
ing.
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Republicans of Prince
George Organize

With Francis s. Carmody. chairman
OF the Republican State Central Com
mittee: William N. Fisher. delegate to
the State legislature. and other promi-
nent politicians present. the Republican
Club Of the Eighteenth district of
Frlnce George county. Mr., was formed
at Capitol Heights last night.
Rufus Gibbs was elected president.
Paul ]. Boyer. vice president; Walter
b. Payne. secretary: Harry Adams.
treasurer. and Raymond T. Payne ser
geant-at-arms
The club will meet on the first Mon
day Of each month. Others present at
the meeting were william III. Uns-
worth. Greenwell w. Owens, George
Essig. August G. Thiel. and Edward
A. Gilroy
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Wholesale Produce Market

EGGs-Ne.rby. fresh. sS9ss per doz,
Southern. 831$4c per doz.
CHEEsE-New York, new. 17c per ID.
nat, llmc per ID.
BUTTER-Elgin print, S7c per h.. tub. sec
per ID. +: process, 26c per Id.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens 1sQ1lc lb.; roost-
ers. l0c per h.: live turkeys, 10000 per ID. f:
spring chickens. l5Q16c per ID.
LIVE SToCK-Veal calves. best, 11@l1hc
per lb. heavy. sh@10c per h.; fat sheep.
taq6c per ID. spring lambs. s9Ss ped ID.
KREY. PRICE & co.
vEGETABLES-(Quot furnished by
Taylor wade)-Potatoes. s2.25 per barrel;
onions. 81. 90 per bu.; 81. .15 per sack; ca6bages,
81. 90 per barrel; beets. u.50 per 100 punches.
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ASKS ALL AMERICA
TO JOIN IN DEFENSE
Message Viewed As Plea
For "MoraI Partnership" Of
Western Hemisphere.
Continued from First Page.)

fly and Independence Of all American
nations, there was a vigorous momen-
tary outburst Of handclapping.
befriend Mexico, but viii not cocrce
her" also evoked brief round Of ap-
plause. For the most part, however.
the Senators and Representatives sat
silent, taking In every phrase as II
ated from the Presidents lips.
Reading" Proceeds Steadily.
Not once did the Presidents reading
falter. He omitted the world now In
requesting that Congress fix its atten-
ton on the Pan-American situation.
There was a particularly long pause
when he finished that portion OF the
message dealing with the, Pan-Ameri-
can proposition but. there was no ap-
plause since his last words bore on that
point for which everyone was waiting
national defense.
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MESSAGE SENDS UP
STEEL TO HIGH MARK
Fractional Gains Are General.
Professionals Control Stu.
alton in Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 7.-Following pub.
ication Of President Wilson'S message
to Congress today. United States Steel
jumped IA points and sold at IS. with.
In " points of the high mark for tn.
present year.
Fractional gains were general at the
opening. Buying OF Baldwin Locomo.
tive continued. sending the stock up q
to III. New Haven was up Y. Sears.
Roebuck was a strong feature, openina
with a gain of 2h to 1921.
The market was evidently awaitins
the Presidents message. and purely pro.
fessional operations marked trading up
to 1 o'clock.
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REV. DR.. F. SEWALL
DIES HERE At IS
Pastor of New Jerusalem
Church Succumbs After H.
ness of Six Months.

The Rev DR.. Frank sewalI. pastor OF
the Church Of the New Jerusalem, Six
teenth and Corcoran streets. died at his
residence. 1913 Riggs place northwest.
this morning at 7:3O o'clock. after an
illness of about six months, aged sew
enty-eight years. He was born in Bath
five daughters.
Funeral services will be held at the
Church Of the New Jerusalem Thursday
at II O'Clock, the assistant pastor of the
church. the Rev. Paul Sperry. officiat-
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Welsh Rabbit Kills
A Society Leader
Several Others Recover, But Sui.
fering Affects Mrs. White
more's Heart.

NE" HAVEN. Conn. Dec. Mrs
Il. Reed Whittemore, prominent so.
cially here. is dead today following
the eating OF a Welsh rabbit last
night in the home of Mrs. Hayes @.
Trowbridge, another society leader
Several other persons were made i'll,
but were out of danger today.
Medical Examiner SCARBOROUGH said
the Welsh rabbit must have been
made from infected cheese. and that
in Mrs. Whittemore's case II brought
on heart trouble.
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BOARD To REPORT ON
REPLIES OF TEACHERS
Members Of Committee on For
nation of Union viii Have
Meeting This Afternoon.

Members Of the volunteer committee
who have been gaining expressions OF
opinion from teachers regarding the for
nation in Washington OF a teachers
organization will meet at the James Or
mond Wilson School at 3:45 o'clock this
afternoon to report on the replies they
have received.
One OF the questions asked in the
blanks sent out was whether teachers
would favor labor union form Of or
ganization., and members Of the COM
mittee said there were some replies that
indorsed the labor union idea.
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New School Will Be
Named For Park View

In accordance with the request Of the
Park View Citizens Association. the
Commissioners today named the new
sixteen-room school building in that Sec
ton the Park View School.
suggestion had been made by the
Board OF Education that the building be
named after Lemon G. Hine. d former
Commissioner of the District
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Balance of $54,926, ,495
For Week Favors u. S,

A balance OF trade in favor of the
United States Of $s4. go. ass for the week
ended December 4. is shown in reports
to the Department Of Commerce for the
thirteen big customs districts, handling
about 81 per cent Of the import and ex-
port business Of the country.
Exports for the week totaled $so.-
o4l.4ol while the imports showed q
heavy increase over recent periods To-
falling ss5,6l4 1856. 1t was this increase in
imports that held the favorable balance
down near the nifty million mark.
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Today's Sales.

Capital Traction SIS, s5OOa1O7l4
Wash. Ry. CON-, l0aS2t
Wash. Gas Light. 25Q7S, 5@f7S.
Mergenthaler Linotype. 511nh.
Graphophone COM, Sq1S, lq131, log
lS9.
After call:
Wash. Gas Light, 5Q7s. l5a7S, lOa7S.
Potomac Elec. cons. 5s, SO, ,OOOdS91s.
Wash. Ry. IS. IS, ,OoOaS1, s. OOOqSl, 81. 900
0Sl.
Wash. Ry. pfd.. laS21s. 1OQs2h.
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To Amend Cummins Law.

Senator John w. Weeks of Massa-
chusetts today introduced an amend
ment TO the so-called Cummins law. ap-
proved March 4, last, which proposes to
relieve shippers of the necessity OF de-
claring the true value of express ship
ments, and to relieve travellers OF the
necessity of declaring the true value
OF their bagRsks.
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Fairfax Club Gives Its
Endorsement to Wilson

Endorsement OF President Wilson'S s
plans for preparedness was given by
the Fairfax Monday Evening Club. a
new organization of officials OF the Dis
trict workhouse. their wives and sur
rounding residents at Occoquan last
night.
The club has seventy-five members.
and will meet weekly in the administra-
ton buildings, The officers are w. r.
Sharp. president; w. f. Allen. secre-
tary. and Mrs. c. 3. Jett treasurer.
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Cotton Prices Higher.

NEW YORK. Dec. cotton prices
were up eleven to fifteen points on first
call today. and the market was fairly
active. Liverpool reported a steady
market and a good spot demand. Texas
rains were indicated as likely to retard
ginning.
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c. L. u. Opens Fight
Upon "Near" Beer Sales

The legislative committee OF the
Central Labor Union. headed by Sec
retary John B. Colpoys. will take
steps to interest Congress in the nee.
essity of placing near beer" under
the same license restrictions as reg
ular beer.
This action follows an agitation OF
some months.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07
Woman Given One Year
On Manslaughter Charge

NORFOLK. Dec. IA sentence OF one
year in the renitentisry was given Mrs.
Amelia C. Stokely, found guilty OF kill
ing A. p. Hsssett last June. Her de
fense was 'hst she shot to defend her.
self dutAA her husbands absence from
The Washington times., 1915-12-07
LOCAL AND N. Y. FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Stocks.

All transactions In stocks are on the
basis Of dollars and fractions thereof
Quotations furnished b. w. b. Hibbs
Hibbs Buildink.
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Continued from First Pageo
the national committee. and subse-
quently the Democrats elected H. M.
Easterly for the same office at the
State primaries.
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ARMSTRONG; MILLS

~. ANIltMsTRONG'S MILLS. o.. Aug. 10
I,1Iies Hoover. Of Akron. visited home
tolks here the past week
n, miss Ella Dollbear. Of MoundsviiIe.
". va, visited az the home on Mr. and
NIT VI. l.. Myers. the past week
Class No. 3. OF Concord sunday school
mas perfected r. class organization win
James Clark is teacher.
Rev J. W Eicher In f,r,,r- ,.,,-.
stationed ~ Centcrvilio. end very we'll
hnoWn here. viii occupy the mint a. q
concord church on Sunday August ae
~. y Tim berlake. Of the ohio Medical
I'M ersit ~. 81 Columbus. b. spending the
END OF his vacation 81 hts home here
4tter spending some months rnrDaerfne
TOT q publishing house in Marietta
,,, Inc Ladies Aid society Of the Gem
lcfNille NJ p. church. will hold "a social
and lawn fetc on the lawn I'd ne b..-,
or Mr.. ana Mrs. Lee Wise on nc1t sac
urdaf evening. HefreshuIsnfe r1rsfafiT .-
~ lc' cr. am and cake will De- aerl caI.
tFrrN"u" d. Invited Co come
~ he ine wei bgtwCcn the farms ~
y. = M"hlcy and N. Piper was drilled
lnt" the rrit uu last Monday nIrbf I'D.
D. came in o. duaffr 90 Ia rlrrnF fhrf
lhla may practically end the d.yefor.
wells are surrounded bt a chain III al.
.i. IN. production M FHfE sI. and
90 b. ,tili sisadiiy falling ana &c SOD.
Mrs. ". o. Parker har b.rn called t.
Uoiiair brcaure 0f trI lime. .' r.-
mother Mrs. D. a. F1rmHr
Work on tearing down thr smith town.
.,. n2l DentertIlig ha7 be.r come
build the structure aud als.. BIZ. /,
new heater urI make an Auditorium. u.|fI.
tuple capncitr f0r meeting ~ tHr.1u.
which CO. hold elections ard a....,......a,
tnc township Officers
The Young Ladies MISSIONARY society.
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birthday club Entsrtainsd-

MIS-. J. II. kOen entertained the
Birthday Club and a number OF visitors
AZ very charming midsummer party
Saturday afternoon.
The koen home which g spacious and
well adapted for entertaining which was
made more attractive by the use OF
many flowers. In the front parlors
bowls Of nasturtiums were arranged in
a pleasing manner. The effect was es-
pecially good In dining room. The CEN
terpiece was large cut glass bowl OF
sweet peas and ferns. The blinds were
drawn and five shaded candles accentu-
ated the beauty Of all the furnishings.
Covers were laid for 80 and at s o'clock
a course dinner was served. The honor
guests OF the most charming affair were
Mrs. Sarah Furbee. mother OF hostess
and Mrs. Mary Hood. The occasion be-
ing an event to mark another years
passing by the hostess. The aides were
Mrs. Fred Beatty. Mrs. Robert Burt.
and Misses Audele. Margaret and
Frances Furbee. Those present from
out Of town were Mesdames John Dunn
Of Washington. Pa, r. A. Blackstone OF
Wichita. Kan. and W. c. Berlin Of Den
yer. Colo.
Mrs Walter and Mrs Guy s. F>urbee
were also among the guests.
The members Of the club are the fol
lowing ladies. most OF whom were girls
together; The Mesdames Margaret Heat
~. O. y. Koen. L. 9. Furbee. Eunice
Morrison. John Rogerson. =. r.. Stewart
Anna Morgan. Caleb Burt. a. ". Prich-
ard. Mary Coleman. Zana Blackshere
Frank Bowers. Rosa Burt and Miss Ma
RE Burt.
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MANNINGTON

Arn<st-rry.
Ms KSt- - 80 -. ~ VI Aus. a.
81 AanninEton were unite.i IN rnarriars
S~NaroAy morning az s.1o In Fairmouf.
~. Thomas Hanisy Nas a business
Nisitor In Fairmont yesterday.
NJ AanArd Thistiewaite has left for
nas norne AZ WAshington where he &C.
oepted nsw position.
Ms Mabel Charlton has returned
IRON a VISIT with relatives Al Katy.
,- ArA * -. Gee and childrsn are here
atfvea ~" 'e.-
James :. F,sress and son Harvey
spen, sunday with his wife IN Wheel
nrss rnsre she underwent a surgical
Mr.. end Mrs. Harry c. Pi,ser hsv.
.~eurnsd 70 their home IN Fairmont af-
bra. re" Gays visit with the formers
X, - AlthA Of Beitsvnle. Ma. has
Miss Anna Carren has returned af,.,
a two weeks visit In Cleveland and De-
Mrs. chas. Kennedy and son Prank
have returned to their home n Parksrs-
srsourE after few days visit with
Mr.; and Mrs. l. ]. MCMILLAN are
1hgs1oans go, lev weeks visit at Cam
Mrs. l.. snyder and children returned
TO-DAY from a visit az Clover Gap.
Jeanett Morgan have returned from a
visit with relatives IN Moundsviiie.
Lee Pllner was visitor at Wheeling
The Misses Bessie and Julia Be. OF
weston. are guests OF the Misses smith
In Sycamore.
Mrs. Emma Furbee OF Wheeling ana
MS Roy Nutter Of Clarksburg. visited
sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry clark and son
Dick. have returned after several weeks
visit with relatives In New Castle. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wheat OF Wheel
Ing. SPENT sunday with the formers
sister. Mrs A. ~. Burt.
X q. Dancer Of Wheeling was a bust
ness visitor In town. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Fuller who have
been located here the past few years
nave left for visit with relatives in
RynoldEville. Pa. prior TO going to Flor
ida. where they will locate
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. VI. Boor and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. 7. W. Davis started
this morning for an auto trip TO Con-
neaut Lake. Pa
Word was received by Mrs clara T.
son at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. carl
Neimer OF Chanute. Kansas. August II
Mrs Weimer was formerly Miss Edna
Dietz OF this city
Little Miss Nancy Lang entertained a
Few little friends Saturday afternoon
In honor OF her sixth birthday. Those
present were Miss Alice Elizabeth VIII
son. Washington. Pa. Miss Annette
Beardsley. New York City and the Misses
Frances and Katherine Taught OF this
city.
Mrs. c. o. Rymer and Mr.. w. Y.
Young Rer visiting relatives at Fair
mont.
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Invitation dance tonight. Wheel.
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street is the guest of GAINESVILLE

street is the guest OF GAINESVILLE
friends.
The following young men froLl
Wheeling who are now enjoying a
camping and fishing trip through Can.
ada Will return home next week
Messrs. Tom Cumins. Edmund Jones,
VIII Burt. Alan Garden, Jess Barton
and Guy Holden.
DR.. A. J. Noome OF ChapIine street
has returned home
Stanley Smith has left for Canada
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august Loges at his home there There
were guests present from both Wheel
ing and Mozart and a very cpfovabic
evening was spent.
ne cnlcken supper given by the Wo-
men utn Adult Bible class al the SIT Olive
hall' luesday evening. was = great sue
cess An Immense crowd patfonized the
iadles and over $50 was cleared
Inc NJ. Oliyet Ladies Aid entertain
Mt. Olivet Tall. Thursday aftcrn,,,,,'
sewing was the chief diversion and In
VIC evening delicious lunch was
Mr.. Albert Miller. Sr. 81 Nroz,r, no..
almost completed new Concrete v.sil.
IN front or his residence
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. ChaI Minor. a
Invitation dance to-niaht Wheel.
ing Park.
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children Of Leatherwood. are spending
"a few weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charles Y. Sheridan and son.
Phil. are at Atlantic City for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips have
returned from an extended auto trip
during which they visited Cleveland.
Detroit and other lake cities.
Miss Elizabeth Hugus is the guest
OF friends in Cleveland. o.
Sheriff and Mrs. 7. Il. Sweeney re-
turned yesterday morning from an
eastern trip.
Mrs. Henrietta Wiley OF North Main
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to return with his family who have
been there for several weeks.
Julian Sweeney is on a business
trip TO Huntington.
Miss Florence Gould Of the Y. W.
c. A. has returned from a vacation
spent at Plymouth. N. II.
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SHERRARD
Announcements.

Rev. Shultz. OF Spencer. w. Va. win
preach AT the Allen Grove Presbyterian
church Sunday evening at o'clock.
Rev. a. g. Rasche OF the St PauTs
church, Wheeling. will preach at the
Bethlehem Chapel, Sunday evening at
7:f5.
There will be no Sunday school at
Bethlehem Sunday. This and last sun
day are their vacation days.
Sunday at 1880 a. m. there will be
re-opening services and a sermon by the
new pastor. Rev. Critchlow. at the
Christ Lutheran church az Mozart. Spe-
cial features at this service will be solos
by Miss Louise Kiser. OF Mozart and Mr.
Thos. BycOtt, OF Wheeling.
Rev. A G. Rife will preach at the
Fairyiew NJ. f. church sunday morning
az IL O'Clock and at Wood Hill at D.
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Some little Inconvenience has been
caused the farmers o. this vicinity bv
the closing Of the road near ShcrrarI
The road gang are working hard and
have about three hundred yards or road
hullts starting az tho HowEs Run road
and reaching 20 tho Hernke home The
stone has been rolled and IT, now In read
mess for the Tarvia.
An effort r. being made By the road
men 90 keep or an traffic in order that
the road may be finished In first cfare
condition.
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Curate-I am glad to hear your hus-
oand Is showing so much Improvement.
Mrs. StiEgins
Hopeful Wife-Oh. YES. sir think ,,,u
rs so much better why e don't saw
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1ntsrtain class.

Mrs. J. r. Binder will entertain the
members OF the Women's Adult Bible
class or Mt. Olivet at her home near
Bethlehem Tuesday evening, August %
The husbands and sons OF the ladies' are
invited and the evening will be spent In
n social way, music and games being
the principal diversions
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The young son OF A. W. Bevan. near
Mt Oiivet. was painfully injured We'd
needay evening. when he fell from a
wagon. His head was badly cut and
bruised Or j. " Ferguson was called
other medical aid 20 the child The ac-
cident, though not serious. IL very pain
fuL
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IL prayers no more Of a night now
Passing Show.
understand ne let you In on n get
rich-quiCk scheme"
no DO YOU suppose would be
angry az him FOR that '
Then what was It-'.
quick scheme but Or wasn't uo1etop
Post '''
Me tramp Eu .fr. I'm 81 r,,,r,t,c-
OF de nrmy Of toll"
y never see sou toll"
- belong 90 d. reserve .'--Kanaas
city Journal