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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-02
JUNE IS BANNER
WOODMEN PERIOD
Next To March, Last Month Proved
Best In Over Three Years for
New Certificates.
TOTAL FIGURE REACHES e,s4'
Is An Increase of 5,s2s Over 1919 When
Agitation 0rer Rates Was aG
It's Heighth.

Next TO March of the current year,
June has proved TO be the best month
of the last three and one-half years In
the number OF new benefit certificates
issued by the Modern Woodmen Of
America, whose head Offices are IN this
city. The total for the month was
bringing the total for the first half of
the year up to 1855 new benefit Ger
tif1cates. This lacks only 1.152 Of
reaching the grand total Of certificates
issued for the whole Of the year 1914
and 1t Is now practically certain that
the present annual period will come to
4 close with the society again in the
lead as the ranking fraternal bene-
fciary society. both as regards total
membership and new business for the
year.
A Comparison
How great the Improvement in re-
suits has been may be gathered from
q comparison OF the business Of the
month just closed with that Of the
same month for the preceding three
years. In June Of 1912, there we're
only 1918 new certificates issued, the
society being then in the midst Of the
agitation growing out Of the adoption
of the Chicago rates, since repealed.
In 1913 the number jumped to 3,400,
falling again. In 1914, to 2,647. Com
pared with these figures, the results Of
the past month are most fattering and
Indicate that the revival Of interest
among the deputies in the field and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-02
VACCINATION FOR
DAVENPORT PUPILS

Every child that enters the public
schools of Davenport next fall must
be vaccinated unless satisfactory evil
dences of previous vaccination can be
shown. This order, promulgated by
the board of education, is the most
decided action that has ever been taken
on the fight against contagious dis
eases in Davenport schools.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-02
BLACK HAWK.

Friday-'The Girl Engineer" tHaz-
ards of Helen series); Countess
yechrs Jewels" two parts; Moon
sinners" comedy.
Saturday-"The Girl Of the Music
Hall - Two and Two" comedy,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-02

One Of the means proposed TO oFins
this about was a preferential tarlH sys-
TEN designed to equalize differences III
the cost Of production.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-02
:G.l0,0fe:
MAJESTIC.

Friday-World feature Fine Feath-
ers."
Saturday. oman's Resurrection.
Sunday-Orrin johnson and Olive
Wyndham in Fighting Bob
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-02
COLONIAL.

Friday-Mae Marsh in The Victim -
Saturday-Harry Morey in The
Girl Who Might Have Been, " Broadway
Star feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
ATHLETES IN FINE TRIM FOR BIG.
GEST EVENT IN HISTORY.
All Colleges in the Triangular Con
test are Expecting to Cop
Highest Honors

At the new fair grounds in Clarks
burg. Saturday afternoon 10 is pretty
certain hat such an unusual thing al
having a majority Of the existing re
cords for track and field events n
West Virginia broken will happen
According 10 the list below five Of tn,
West Virginia records nave stood sine,
1912. three were established In 1871;
and ' additional ones were estab
hished al Fairmont last year OF this
thirteen existing records. however. 81
would appear as stated above that IN,
majority Of them were doomed to x
in the big meet Saturday.
The existing records. where made
and by who held a. as follows:
100 Yard Dash. 10 seconds. Buck
harmon. 1912. Young Of Marshall.
Pole Vault. loft. 6 in. Fairmont
1914. Shumaker. Wesleyan.
Broad Jump. 20 a.. & in. Buckhan
non. 1912. McWhorter. Wesleyan.
$40 Yards Dash. 80 IS sec. Buck
harmon. 1912. Ward. Wesleyan.
Hail. Mile. . min. \ Sec. Buckhan
non. 1912. Ward. Wesleyan.
Two Mile Run. ~ min. 10 2-5 sec.
Buckhannon. 1912. stump Chenille.
Hammer Throw. III n. y in. Fair
mont. 1914. Newman. Marshall
Discus Throw. iO1 n. 2 in. Clarks
burg. 1913. Hovlcs. West Va
Nile Run. 3 min. 3 sec. ClarksburR
1913. Griffin. West Va
HiEh Jump. Is o.. 81. in. Fairmont
1914 Stuart Morris Harvey
220 Hurdles. rs % ces. Fairmont
1914. Lestherwood. West Va
Shot Put. &c o.. 80. in.. Clarksbure
1913. Boyles. West Va
200 Dash. % sec. Fairmont. 1919
Leatheru God. West Va.
Taking tho vents lu the order In
which they come above and consider
ing along with them the records made
by tho Wesleyan and West VIRGINIA
entries I'm the big meet here SATURDAY
10 b. not hard 90 dope" out the events
In which D records are likely 10 be-
shattered Saturday. On spite Of the
strenuous efforts OF the redoubtabia
Nike Leathorwood. tho speedy miller
and their cohorts. Talbot. Freutei
Morrison stuart and others. 90 b. uu.
likely that the record Of ten second
hat for p hundred yards dash held
by 'Cy Young the noted Marshall
Splinter viii be- taken away An m.
usual number % records Of less Than
zen seconds have been reported as hav.
ing run the distance On ten hat. and ID
Is altogether possible that the record
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practice. The shot, too. Is another
that is slated to 20. Sheets. at Wes-
leyan. has regularly been throwing
past last years record, and in several
trials Brannan and RuppeI. OF West
virginia. have exceeded the old mark
The Mile run. which record West
Nirginia's captain. Griffith, holds ba
soeen exceeded and the first man in
the history OF sport IN the state to run
the mile in less than FIVE minutes has
peer produced. He is a member OF
HTlHiths own team by the name of
BIosser' and his record Of 4:42 In this
event Is one that compares favorably
win any made In the biggest meets.
IN Linn. Wesleyan has an entry WIN
Is TO De counted upon for a spectacu.
laT performance in this event. In he
hlgh jump Stuart. last years. and tho
states record holder. wiz again be
entered this time representing Yves.
leyan. Tuckwiller at the University
mas Deaten Stuart'e present record
out stuart is In better form than ever
ana can be counted on breaking his
own record. The existing record In
the Hurdles Is not so good that IL is
not In danger and with Norissop
~LeatherwoOd and Heavier after IL N
ls very likely TO fall. The two-twentv
Dash IL another record that will likely
go. Ihis standing al - seconds is
within a couple Of seconds OF the time
made In the biggest college meets but
with the unusual field that will be- on.
tered In this vent II would not be sur
prising to . az least one second slIp
ped from il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
NEWS BRIEFS

WOOL GROWERS ToDAY-A meet.
ing OF the Tri-State Wool Growers
Association OF Ohio. West -irginja and
pennsylvania. will be held in the Mar
ket Auditorium today A promi.
nent wool merchant OF PhlladeIphia
will deliver an address. The subiect
OF n distribution OF wool will be the
principal topic.
PETITION FILEO-FoIlowing his
declaration to become an American
citizen. a petition was filed yesterday
oy Felix Lisax. who was born and
reared In Austria. now living at No.
4"5O Woods street. with COMMISSIONS
george T. Boyd. LisaX came to this
country in 1905.
SMITH 6ANkRUPTcY-A petidop
Tor discharge and an order of notice
was entered yesterday BY CommissIon
or George r. Boyd Of the Federsl
court. In the bankruptcy matter OF w.
w. smith OF Holidays Cove. Hancoc,,
county.
DIRECTORS MEETINo-The dir.
ectors or the Market Auditorium com.
pahy VIII hold a special meeting this
AFTERNOON. a successor 10 the late
AIRY c Franzheim Will be elected
Other business will be transacted
WoRkHoUSE REPoRT-Superln.
tendent Harry Halter Of the city work
mouse Med his report yesterday show.
ing mat there are twenty-five prison
ers IN The works. Four OF these are
women. William Fox. who escaped
the street gang is back in the works
TOP MILL ROAD oPEN-Work Of
clearing h Top NH q near The
county line has been accomplished
ABOUT ten tons OF earth has been clear.
ed away
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RECORDS WILL GO AT
CLARKSBURG MEET SATURDAY

will be equalled and might be surpass-
ed.
The pole vault record seems due for
a readJustment. Shun.aker. the IVES
leyan Captain. is vaulting in ever bet
Ter form b last year. and IL il
unquestionable that he would have
broken his W record last wear had
not an accident prevented his compet-
ing the competition. Freutel OF West
virginia seems 10 be a good vauIter.
TOO. and IL is probable hat IN recrd
VIII be moved above the eleven foot
mark this year. The broad Jump rec.
ord OF slightly over twenty feet is
fairly safe. Stuart and Shumaker al
wesleyan and Tuckwiller at West Vir.
ginia has so far failed to surpass this
mark and although stuart iumped
within an inch OF II last year. his i'm.
provement In this particular event has
not been marked The $40 record held
by the speedy Goose" Ward OF Wea.
leyan track fame is another that is
not likely to be moved down. Both
the Wesleyan and West Virginia men
IN their trials have not come within
Tour seconds Of this record an5 h
seems due TO stand for another wear
az least Wards other record Of tuo
minutes and eight seconds i'm he bsIf
has not been touched by five seconds
and while the stories OF the events
may have been "doped" i'm sendirg
out. u IL nevertheless 10 be conceded
mat this record will BE- a hard ono to
beat. ""' 10
n tWomlle record establishes De
me long-v nded Mr Sfump 81 Ct,r
VIE Normal school In 1912 bas move,
u'"h 20 much as threatened ip q
Stdle meet and although both Wosi
NirElnia and Wesleyan runners have
~ reported az making the distance
" "iihln Tour seconds Of this time
he' long distance records on, prone
!" dWindle IN tho days OF bic sterfs
'iephN .DkC h~nniihIihds shrdlu ID
li ts 90 The weight events thai roc.
IuS are expected 20 rs. In tho ham.
m'r-throw West Virginia De- rerorfrd
20 nave four men who have beaten
me state record Of 90 feet. and ono
haf thrown as far a. 1875 Ir d trial
newman. present State record holder.
D. registered ~ West VirfInia. and
his performance during tho pasf two
years have been q feature Of tho
meets Sheets. AZ Wesleyan. too has
exceeded the state record in the ham.
mer. snd will give n GOOD account of
himself Saturday
Tn the discus. Newman has a record
made this year OF los feet I inch
The previous record was 100 feet 8
Inches. 20 thia seems due FOR wreck.
ing lewis and sheets. a. WESLEYAN.
have both been hurting mo discus
further than evor before. and DO be- said
that no feet have been reached In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
FOUND DEAD
Autopsy on Body Of Woman Found
With Bullet Hole In Head
Shows Criminal Operation.

CHICAGO, May 27- Miss Anna
Johnson was found dead today with
a bullet wound in her right side OF
head at the residence OF Dr. Eva >.
Shaver. a physician. An autopsy by
physicians attached to the coroner's
office indicated that an operation had
been performed and DR.. Shaver ana
her son Clarence Shaver. are being
detained by the police. The coroner
is continuing his inquiry TO determine
whether the bullet wound In the head
was inflicted by the young woman
herself or whether there is ground
for suspicion hat she was shot TO
hide another crime.
Miss johnson came here a year ago
from Ludington. Mich. and was EN-.
ployed as a hair dresser. h DC
cupied a room in DR.. Shayer's house.
Miss Johnson was 25 years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
ARRIAGA RESIGNS

LISBON Via. Paris. May IS. 1925
= m-Ihe president Of Portugal. Man
uel Dc Arriaga. has resigned
President de- Arriags officially an
n"unced 10 the president Of tho po-
iugese congress bis determination O.,
resign HE Office Congress will meet
on saturday 20 deliberate ON fbi.
action by tho President and take
measures required BY the situation
thus created.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
, About People !
Movements OF individuals TO I
! and From :iis City.

Airs. p. =. Probst IL visiting her faith
er az Youngstown. Ohio.
pr. and Mrs. VIII Cruise are In In
attending the automobile
James Boyies. Jr. OF Clarksburg. Ar
rived IN the city yesterday aud attend
ca the X Of C.. banquet at the Windsor
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Andrews Of Eas,
LlNtFpOoL ohio, arrived here yesterday
10 visit friends for a few days.
John T. Hunt OF Burton. Ohio. In VS.
lung relatives on the Island.
J. =. Praire % Charleston j. In the
city for a brief visit with relatives
Among the Fairmont people in the
SltN, yesterday was y. g.. Stemple. who
VIII return home today.
Mrs Margaret stoops Of Guyandotte.
~ ses-t or her daughter. Mrs.
Ihomas Martin OF Main street. who re-
Ohio.
=. l. Morrison OF the south side left
FUNERAL Of a relative.
RoIa De Tarbct. IN the service OF tho
nited states government. in the Philip
pines. D. visiting his mother. Mrs. DE
Iarbet Of West Wheeling.
george W Stamm. OF tine Stnmm hotel
returned homo yertfrday from Clcve-
land. where he has been attending the
National convention OF the HOtelkeep-
Miss Ada Caldwell. Of Elm Grove
left yesterday for y several DAYS yfsii
WIN Mr. and Mrs Earl Wilson. Of near
Ncs-rs John g. Coniff HARRY " No
Lure and George ". Lutz. left yest,r-
nHF MORNING iu an automobile driven bg
fs"n stamp. for Indianapolis. where
me- VIII attend Saturdays automobiis
Mf. O.. o. G.. List viii leave June 4
fof I0'H Ltuu. Nd. where she will CON
QUOT tns Loeb Lynn hotel during .lo
winter At Winter Park. Florida. Vhsrs
-h. the Winter PARK hotel
MI o. Mendel who was associated
NI'h Mr. IIat at Winter PARK aim af-t
be- with her at Loch Lynn.
state Fire Marshall Joru Is Wornr.
81 tnHrlesfcn spent Naaterdav in this
city. on business
a harWs autr Vna the guest On
Ihuredaf evening OF W 81 Allen. III ne
NeurHIgtitus Company
MrH ~ o. Milton diued last evening
W. o. W'"dsn of The Hotel
Sir g. vs. Adsn, returned from 4.
Two DAYS visit in F~IffeburEh.
Mifa Belle elena. of the South SIDE.
i-'raii1n DAY with frienIa
Hia- Mars Nrcou1Irhy lett last even
Ire Tor So tl4irarlUn. where She viii
.ia. u short while With relatives
Hurley Miss 1yadalr Moore ard MIss
rrr. SCI. rr4lf uII spend SUNDAY uIth
'ri.nd7 ont OF town
Iiss Man Malociy. NJ Eoff street.
in w~a,-'1s,aa ar5 So ,bareb o., @
.uF from there fo Cambridge rrrIrrr
NIrH clover rarahuiI % ST CHAIRS.
Woo nHe been fno guest OF Mfa
Rogers returned Co. her home
Mrs Cecil robinson will have g. hey
ns tnla week Mra a. o. TAYLOR ard
two children
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hrs wi PAxrou

MtA David Paxton. a well known rsu.
l.t or iitnut died yesterday murnIn.
~ ? r. clock ~ The family home ar "HI.
t.n lelfhia death being due fD cancer.
EvF lhe ftHl several FnIra Mrr Paxton
and me urrr ~ her death. uIIfa ..f b.
ifpfise NaT received with drer rerref
~ neg lflende THE deceased u.. ID
Lie s.th year or De- age. and WAS afuHv.
consistent member Of fha afefura.I
~ p Churru. Besides hrr husband rha
HHfNiFed hy Two rhiIIrfr-Nra IFIH.
nome fuufraI services eII Hr HaUI
rom ne family home tomorrow rfr..
Loon - oclocF Rev co. % TfararTsr.
W IMe NiffurnN ~. o. church
nlW o~fticiafr. assisted hr Rev U4f.
pastor % the Martins r.rrv rarr-.
cnurch intermrnt VIII be az Week.
cemetery. bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
POLICY RAID

NEw YORK. May 27-A police raid
akainsi The policy gamo. recently OK.
iensively revived boz this city. was
made today when detective visited
ne ALLEGED he~adquaucrs Of tho policy
rims and arrested three men
The prisoner are John T. Saul al.
legged 90 b. tho barker Of tho game
on the East side Peter Watfbews
said to control the West eide and Sol
goldstein. said 90 bo ln charge IN
BROOKLYN A number ~ other arrests
were made % men charged with being
connected with The game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
cARRANzA DlsLoDeeD.

FL PASO. Texas. May 27-An on
cial villa bulletin. given on tonight
a. Juarez. said that the forces Of Gen.
oral Thomas Urbina had dislodCed the
tarranza garrison from Panuco. IN
the Tampico district 70 was asserted
that Jrhina'F column had pursued the
enemy along the Panuco river. The
battle occurred on MAY Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
STEAMER SUNK.

ROCKLAND. Ne. May 1.-THE
small passenger steamer W. G.. Bur.
man sank while on her regular run
between Metinicus and Rockland late
today In a rough sea The ten pas
senger and the crew Of four took TO
the ships two small boats and after
a hard row Of seven miles. safely
reached Metinicus Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY
TO MEET AT ATLANTIC CITY

ROCHESTER,. n. Y. May 27.-Tlse
general assembly Of the Presbyterian
church in the United States voted at
its first evening session tonight TO
hold the 1916 assembly at Atlantic
City. Invitations were also received
from Winona Lake. Ind. and Seattle.
Wash.
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Obituary


Funeral services will be held this
morning az 1880 o'clock over the re-
mains OF Morrow Gibson. one OF the
Oldest residents Of Ohio county. who
died Wednesday. Rev. r.. T.. Morris.
pastor OF Roney's Point United Presby-
terrain church, will conduct the services
and iuterment Will be In Triadelphia
cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs Gibson cele-
brated their sixtieth wedding anuivers-
AIRY. recently. and the venerable wife
still survives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
FATALITIES 400

LONDON. May q. 3.s5 a. m-rbs
estimates Of The fatalities on board
Princes Irene AZ made by the morn
ing newspapers vary from 300 10 over
900 The Daily Mail SAYS that in adj
dition 10 The ~ shipVright there slso
Here on board n hundred vorkmen
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This afternoon At 280 O'Clock the
funeral OF Edward l. keatiug retired
shoe ma~nufacturey viii be held at the
noine OF MS daughter. Mrs. Paul -. Eey-
mann, No. 101 Fifteenth street. V.y.
Mlarshall Dawson. Of Boston. Mass. will
ofhciatc ~ the conclusion Of the sore
vices the remains viii DO taken 10
,sreenwood cemetery where they will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
INTEREsTINe REcIrAL-

Fourth o. Series Given BY M, cs,t
Wciscmann.
last niEht o. 81 Matthew p D
church. Mr.. Carl Weisemann. Inc veil
known organist save the fourth 81 q
series n organ recltais. and this. It.
The others was most pleasing 10 tbo
audience The program consisted oil
classical music and was well received
by his anDreciauYs hearers
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ord was received here YESTERDAY
telling ~ the death o. william D. Rorev
Mnlch occurred Wednesday at Allegheny
general hospital The deceased was in
been a. rcsident OF this cItg until ab.uf
ven years ago when ue removed fs
f~lttsburgh. Local relatives left for the
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remains OF Miss clara gadIer
were inferred yesterday iu Graauw0od
efmelrrI. FUNERAL services had been
hld Wcdncsday evening
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from me Chatham al well ss 2fO mem.
Ders or p crew which would give "
ioiai OF llN persons on the steamer.
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WILL REBUILD
CARROLL CLUB
DHcIsIon nEAcuD AT sAzQuEr
OF kEroErs or coLunus
Last EI0HT.
hore reNa oas zzaAr>a Asssaasa NAB
oHte Affair." 81 Hotel
Bishop spsaka

The largest and one OF the most IN
1oyable banQusts ever held By the
knights % Columbus Of the wheeling
district Was the one a. the Hotel Wind
sor last nighL when more than ieo loyal
Members OF the organization were seat
NE tables % plenty. Ths 80
meeting when discussions were entered
INTO reAuye 20 either razing the old
and srecting a new hall. costinF about
ese.vee. or ~remodcling the structure. Il
building a. soon az possible
Architects Giesey. Frauxhefu ana
Paris submtttea plans for the new build
,.ns Ihess plans VIII be On display
roll club, after which another meeting
vii be held 20 take dcnnite action in
b.Ftfetins plans for the erection OF the
The banquet vas pre-idea.over BY A
!. Nager. Nho in the capacity OF toast
nbor, esised AMONG a number FOR
Was delivered BY the ri Rev. Bishop
= ): Donah9e. y D. whiie the follow
y > Riley. DR. NJ. b Kelly. Dr A. j.
No1me. Rev. Father I~ngsntius. Rev.
rather y. Il. kOesman. Attorney Prank
4 OfBrien, John Coleman. w NJ Gund-
ling. J. A. Blum. George ~ Mathtson aud
state Deputy NJ. J. Cullinan.
Among those present were
tt Rev. p. j. Don FIR. ". T. Hanrahan,
abue. VIM. A. Zipfel
lion 7. ;. Riley. VIM. A. Roth.
Father lgnatius .. Joe HillenbrAnd.
Father Z. W. Ross FRED GSIlnsr.
man. Joseph A. Glen.v
Charles winEerter. Jss. J. Gilmartin.
John Coleman. Ed. J. Hasenausr.
J. A. Blum. y. l. O'Donneli.
Geo: }. Mathison. Or. a. J. Noome.
4. J. Wager. Ut. N. b. Kelly.
T. II Csuley. rhos. A. McChane.
a. = Opel NJ J. MeDonaugh.
l. NJ. Geriing. John l.. Giesey.
John e. X. Miller. A. II. Shunck.
VIM. ]. Wingerter. Clarence BREEDING.
James Boyle. Jr. T. l. O'Connor.
C~larksburg. T. r.. Cooper.
N.P Lear. ~. J. Hoffman,.
J. W kemple. p. A. Neuman.
J. }. Fitzgerald. Jr. ,. J. owens.
q 9. i. OLeary. r. o. ORrien.
Frank J.. Whyte. &. NJ. Truschel.
John +. Weiss. l. A. Fitzpatrick.
Chas. Weiss. Harry Glitch.
tharles Curran. John W. Beltz Jr..
Rev. p Pneger- ". :. Foose.
/ =. n. NJ. W. FaheN.
John =. Walt. VIM. L. nolan.
G, H. Donovan. John T.. Howley.
4. l.. Heller. Geo. A. Shia.
Geo. n. Greene James J. Harkins.
Clarence y. Feeny. John G. Emmert,
John w. Welty. Norbert T.. Baker
v. l.. Owens. Chas. ". Miller.
II. ]. Snfder W. ". GundlinE.
%. r. Hcyman. Chas. j.. Deckman.
Besnard Alexander, waiter IL Chapman.
NJ. ]. Cullinan. A. r. McGreai.
J. William Maley. Herman W. Camp
lJOhn Corrigan. dell.
J. r McDermott. Rev. Edw. f. Cal
! John VI. Corners. way.
NJ. r. Thrcy. Dcniel ~. Manners.
John NJ. Murphy. Felix V. MCGEE.
4 Th0s. J. TiEhe Geo. ". Hughes.
| VIM. r. Well Edw. j. Kelley.
{ r.. \. Connfn. Edwin g. Jepson.
4 r.. ]. Chairman. Harry l.. Donahue.
r. Earl Neneman. Jas. +. Flynn.
Jos. j. Wagner. Chas. J. Schsen-
Francis NJ. busch. huhn. NJ
Harry j. Ryan. Frank A OBrien.
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.

The members Of the -Four g. club
were delightfully."- entertained yesfcr
Gay afternoon by Mrs j. a. McGIenn.
az her home In Hrookside. This club
mas met regularly the past year. and
future meetings are always pleasant
" spent. the hours being devoted 10
fancy work The members include.
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including short lots
and samples la sew
ersl styles All leath-
erS Values up TO 81
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spring and Summer
models with leather
or rubber sole- Best
white canvas All siz-
-. s. values.