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Tin cans at right prices
at Vanarsdell's.
Attention Musicians

Miss Anna Chandler Golf, manag-
or Of the Lexington college of Mus
ic, was in this city last week and
that the college had Sc
cured the services of Prof. Jenny
the celebrated concert pianist and
organist and that she was endeav-
oring to interest a sufficient number
of advanced pupils in this city ia
enable Prof. Jenny to spend one day
per week here.
The college is better this year
than ever before, both from an In
as well as a vocal stand
point and those interested should
investigate this college before going
elsewhere. For further information
apply TO Mrs. Geo, e. Coleman,
Mt. Sterling, Ky, phone 236.
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MACHINERY ON GO

The roller, erusher, sprinkler,
grader. etc., belonging to the Bath
county outfit were moved from the
Maysville pike Monday to the Mt,
Sterling and 0wingsyille pike and
active work viii at once begin al
the Montgomery county line and GO
towards 0wingsville. A similar out
fit belonging to Montgomery county
and which has been in use on the
Judy and Flat Rock pike for the
past several weeks is being disman-
tied and will be moved this week to
the Mt, Sterling and Owingsvillt
pike. 1t is proposed to begin work
right away and push same to com
pletion before winter.
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Y. W. N. S. PICNIC

One of the most delightful out
door gatherings of the summer was
the picnic given by the Young
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Christian church at Towards Mill,
on Slate creek last Wednesday. The
regular business session of the So
ciety was held, and an old fash
Toned country dinner was served
There were about one hundred pres
ent, and in the afternoon interest
in gand enjoyable games were par
tieipated in, The occasion was ont
long to be remembered by all who at
tended.
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The Annual Midsummer Dance
viii be held at RingO's hal Thurs
day evening, August 18th. Browns
saxophone trio will furnish music.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Il. Griggs enter
tanned with six o'clock dinner
Thursday in honor Of Judge Allison
Ayres, his mother, Mrs. NJ. Ayres,
his sister, Miss Eva Ayres, Of How
ard, Kansas, and Mr.. Fletcher
Ayres, Of California.
=
Mrs. w. p. Oldham entertained
the younger set Wednesday after
noon with beautiful rock party in
honor Of her attractive niece, Miss
Verne Smith, of Louisville, who is
spending the summer here. Twenty
four guests participated in the gam.
A dainty and delicious luncheon
was served, the rainbsw scheme be-
ing carried out both in the luncheon
and decorations
The following enjoyed a pleasant
day at Pilot Knob Friday; Mr..
Harry Reehl and sister, Marguerite,
of Miamashnre q Mr.. Agharry
Mulberry, Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Clark,
of Dayton, o., Misses Berniee and
Euniee Holly, Miss Bethel Wilson,
Mr., and Mrs, Bluford Weleh and
daughter, Elrine, of this county,
Miss Nancye Bays, of Lexington
The same crowd was entertained
with a fox hunt Saturday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bronston
entertained with a pretty luncheon
ON Friday at their home in Jessa-
mine county in honor of Miss Nell
Pangburn, of Mt Sterling, the at
traetive guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Land. The day was very delight
full informal one, and a delicious
course luncheon was served. The
quests were Miss Pangburn, Mr.
and Mrs. Land, Mrs, M. p. Land
Mr.. and Mrs. William Land, of Lex
ington; Mrs. William Mathews, Mrs
Scott Mathews and Mrs. Bueknel
Bryan, of Nicholasville, -LexingtoI
Herald.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. J. NJ. Henry left Monday for
n hnsiness trip 10 Illinois.
Mrs. w. Hoffman Wood is spend
ing the week at Oil Springs.
Mrs. G. G. Anderson is visiting
her parents in Lincoln county.
Miss Naomi MADDEN, of licking
ton, is the guest of relatives in the
county.
Mrs. Geo. W. Anderson, Jr., and
children are visiting relatives at
Clay City.
Mrs. G. b. Senff and son, Earl
King, are visiting relatives in Wood
ford county.
Mr.. G. Conner Ewing, of Owings-
vile, was a visitor to our city
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Perry have
returned from several weeks visit
to California.
Mr.. Tom Ricketts, is spending his
vacation in New York City and 9TH
er Eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. billiard Mcclure
visited relatives in Winchester Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. M. v. Leach and daughter
have returned from a visit with rel
atives IN Lexington.
Mr.. J. Greene Trimble, Jr., Of
Cincinnati, spent Sunday here with
relatives and friends.
Miss Matte Berry Reppert, Of
Cincinnati, has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. OIdahm.
Mrs. Ella Willoughby, Of Charles
ton, W. Va, is quite sick at hel
sons home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Turner anC
daughter, Emily Barnes, are spend
ing the week at Oil Springs.
Miss Thornton Lisle, of Clarl
county, visited Miss AIleen Beal
for few days the past week.
Miss Malissa Wilson, of Lexing.
ton, was the attractive guest Of
Miss Vivian Alfrey last week.
Mrs. l.. r. King and son, Of
Charleston, w. Va1 are visiting
friends and relatives in this city.
Mrs. Ford Patterson, of Owings,
vile, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Alice Perry, on West Main street
this week
Hon. H. R. Prewitt and sons, Al
len and Reid, spent from Saturday
until Monday at a camp on the Ken
lucky river.
Messrs. Jno. H. Keller, billiard
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Program for The Tabb Theatre

Wednesday, Aug. 1sth,-Mr
Frank Daniels in "Crooky," a V. L
S. II. Feature.
Thursday, Aug. 19th.-'Romanc(
of Elaine" and Charlie Chaplin in
"Work."
Friday, Aug. 2Oth,-"The Dia-
mond From the Sky" and the Mu-
tual Masterpiece, "The Fox Won
am" a Japanese Romance by John
Luther Long.
Saturday, Aug, 21st,-"C, o, D.
a screaming comedy, and 'Battle OF
Love-" featuring Francis X. Bush
man.
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RELIGIOUS

Rev. Clyde Darsie began a meet
ing at the Camargo Christian
church Sunday evening,
There will be services at the Epis-
copal church Sunday morning at
10;45. The public is cordially in
vited.
Rev, J. S. Wilson will return FROM
his vacation the latter part Of the
week and there viii be preaching at
the Baptist church Sunday morning
at the usual hour.
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NEW DAIRY BUSINESS

Mr. Dean Carr, who was connect
ed with the Carr Dairy for several
years win shortly engage in the
dairy business as viii be seen from
an advertisement appearing in this
paper
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- A|ttNN" - ANANNtNfN'N'I ~'H'"t
Mr.. s. p. Hunt viii visit relatives
in Clark county this week
Mr. and Mrs. 81 G. Barnard visited
in Terre Haute, Ind, last week.
Mrs. Henry M. woodford, Of
Florida, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. G. Hamilton.
Mrs. May Baum and two attrac-
tive children, Of Marietta, o. are
visiting Mrs. Mamie Baum, in this
city.
Miss Anise Hunt, our popular
Deputy Circuit Court Clerk, is
spending the week with relatives in
Clark county.
Mrs. Chas. Fist and daughter,
Miss Martha, and Miss Ada Porter,
Of Maysville, are visiting the fami-
hes Of Mr.. II. j. Porter and Mr.. j.
w. Baber.
Messrs. A. b. and William Old
ham left Monday night for New
York and other Eastern cities to Sc
leet the fall stock for the A. b. Old
ham Co. store, in this city.
Mrs. j. II. Johnson, Of Houston
Texas, was the guest the past week
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Conroy. Mrs
Johnson before her marriage was
Miss sMioiiiiiie SMicGiosky ana mas many
friends here who were glad indeed
to see her.
DIR, and Mrs. c, w, Compton, Miss
Mary Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. G. b
Senff, Mr.. and Mrs. Keller Greene
Mr.. John William and Misses Edith
and Hattie William spent Sunday al
the William and Pinney camp ON the
Kentucky river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Burnett, Of
Louisville, Mr.. and Mrs, t. b. Ar
thur and daughter, Elizabeth, Of
Lexington, and Mrs, M, G. Mckee
and daughter, Ada Embry, of Union
we're guests of Mr., j. w. Hedder
and family Saturday night and Sun
day,
Miss Elizabeth Loekridge enter
tanned the Chautauqua Circle las
Friday afternoon at her beautiful
suburban home, 'Maple Ridge" De
lightful hours were spent will
James Whitcomb Riley. At tn
close of the program ices, cakes an'
mints were served.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. w. Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Mary Wood Rice, Miss DIV
Wood, Mr.. r. e. Toms, Mr., VIM
Wallace, of Richmond, Mr.. Floy'
Clay, and several other out Of tow
parties are spending few days a
Kirkpatrick's camp on Slate ereel
this week.
Rev. A. p. Finley and wife o
Bethany, w. Va, motored to Thu
city last week where they visite'
friends. This is their first visit t
Mt. Sterling for several years. Mrs
Finley was Miss Elizabeth Schlege
before her marriage and was bori
and reared in this city. Rev, Fin
ley is now conducting meeting a
Tilton, in Fleming county.
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NICE SADDLE HORSE

Mr.. James r. Peed, agent, of this
city, sold last week 20 Mr.. A. A.
Freshman, Of Charleston, W. Va, a
nice six-year-oId saddle gelding for
1925.
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Remember the home merchant in
prosperity and II adversely comes
he win feel mors inclined to rsmsmv
Der you.
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New York representing their res
pective firms.
Mr. Riggs Sullivan, Of Owings-
vile, was in this city Monday.
Mr. Hoffman Wood spent satur-
day and Sunday at Oil Springs.
Mr. Ann Brooks, Of Oklahoma
City, visited relatives here the past
week.
Mrs. Bishop Clay and daughter,
Of Lexington, are visiting relatives
in this county.
DIR. c. b. Clark, Of Oxford, Ohio,
is the guest Of the family Of Mr..
John w. Lockridge.
Miss Jessie Bondurant, Of Lex
ington, was the guest Of Miss Mary
Huls the first ef the week.
Mr.. w. S. Turner, Jr. has return
ed to his home at Atlanta, Ca, af-
ter pleasant visit with relatives in
this city,
Miss Alta Evans left last week
for Cincinnati, Cleveland and Chic
ago to select the fall stock for her
millinery store.
Mrs. A b. Martin. of Winchester,
and Miss Bette Shaw, of Carlisle,
are visiting their nephews, Ed. and
Bruce Willoughby.
messrs. Eigin Evans, Stanley
Brown, VIM. Enoch and Garrett
Marshall spent Sunday on the Ken
lucky river, near Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Woodland, Of
Louisville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Suter, of Lexington, spent Saturday
with the family of Mr.. VIM. Hubs.
Hon. w. B. White, member Of the
| Democratic State Central Commit
tee from the state at large, attend
ed meeting of the committee al
Louisville Saturday,
Mr.. l.. E. Griggs left for an ex-
tended motor trip with his boyhood
friend, Judge Allison Ayres, Of
Kansas, who is making an interest
ing tour on his return trip to his
home.
Mrs. Jas. X. Shropshire and little
sons, James and Lawrence, whC
have been visiting Mrs. Shropshire'i
father, DIR. J. A. Shirley, returned
to their home at Frankfort, Ind.
Monday,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Kenney N. DeHaver
and little son, Wallace, are in New
York City, where they viii spent
the remainder of the month as thu
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Trimbl'
Mckee.
Miss Grace May, Mr.. William
May and Mr.. Alfred Jones, Of this
city, were members Of house party
at Millersburg last week. Misses
Stella and Nettie Hurst were hos
tesses.
Mr.. Keller Heaton and famil!
win leave this week for Memphis
Tenn, where they will reside in tn,
future. We regret to lose these ex
cellent people but wish them pros
perity in their new home.
Judge A. A. Hazelrigg will leav
next Saturday with party of Ma
sons on a special train from Chi
cago for San Francisco, CALI t.
attend Grand Lodge meeting AM
the Exposition. He win be gon
about three weeks.
Miss Annie Sousley, OF nea
Flemingsburg, Miss Idell Hall an
Mr.. Jno. Scott, Of Sharpsburg, MI
Lumer Snapp, Of Ewing, Mis-
Edyth Bently and Mr.. Allen Board
man, Of Little Rock, were guests o
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Ice Cream Supper.

There viii be an ice cream supper
at Antioch church Friday night,
Aug. 9th, Come everybody and
bring somebody with yon,
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BIRTHS

Word was received here Sunday
Of the birth Of son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Prentice O'Rear at their home
in Columbus, Miss. The little new
conner has been named John Thomas
Hazelrigg O'Rear.
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Fsr SaIe--spotted Shetland pony,
Safe for children to ride or drive
Five years old. Apply At this once,
(i-tf)
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For Rent-One furnished room.
Apply to Mrs, II. @. Jacobs, corner
Sycamore and High STREETS. (3-tf)
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White Crown fruit jar caps
at Vanarsdell's.
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See Henry Judy for Hurst Home
Fire Insurance. LIT
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zubian sealing wax and Parowax
at VanarsdelPs.
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DR., J. L. MecLUNG, Dentist
Mt. SterllnQ, XIV.

All work 6rst-elass and guaran-
teed, Office in Masonic Temple
building, formerly occupied by DIR,
S, f., Hamilton Phones; Office,
607; Residence, $40. 7-lyT
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Water melons and cantelOupes on
ce at yanarsdelPs. :,
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Rubber pants at walsh's.
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New Ball Band Gum Boots at
Walsh's.
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All kinds of lunch goods
at Vanarsdell's.
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demonstrate that right meth DDS make
farming profitable.
Secondly since good roads, good
health and good schools are ali de-
pendent On community efforts the
county agent Offers his willing help
to the good roads movement, to the
health authorities, the ministers, the
school teachers. County agents have
taught night Glasses in, count " schools.
have preached social !. service from
county churches and helped build
sanitary privies for county Schools.
The final test OF county agent,
however, is his ability to help IN de-
veloping local leaders. This some
times begins as 8 one farm proposi-
ton; and the taking OF the. school boy
son into farm partnership ny a father
fs not too simple a beginning. AS a
next step that father and son may be-
induced to: enter into partnership
with their nefg hbors for various COM
munity activities and so lead to g
more satisfying rural life for that
whole community
The farmers meeting today is at
Lost Creek ana tomorrow af Good
Hope At . O'Clock Saturday at. the
court house the farm ;bureau Officers
Will be elected. s.
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Democrats Complete
Ticket in Contention

small crowd in attendance appIauded
1t was forced after painful. hesitation
and consisted OF sporadic hand-cIap-
ping Of the daintiest kind imaginable.
Simple and Short.
1t was very simple and short pro-
ceeding. A delegate in the. First ward
would get up as each nomination was
called and yield to the ward in which
the ring candidate resided, some one
would make a brief nominating
speech, the rest of the wards would
second the nomination and then some
body, generally the same fellow
would get UP and move to make it by
acolamation. That was all there was
TO it Oh, gee, il was rotten!
The ticket? Oh. yes. Kenneth
Sappington was named for police
chief. ". r. Johnson for city clerk
r. P. Rady for treasurer, NJ M. Brad
ford for street commissioner, Glen E.
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KIDNEY DISEASE
Causes Death Of WI. ] Wharton
a Well Known Farmer of
AIva. This State.

The body Of w. j. Wharton, aged
66 years, well known farmer of
Atva who died In a local hospital at II
O'Clock Thursday morning after an
illness OF kidney disease was taken to
Gafmish. Thursday afternoon where
the funeral services and burial will
be held Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Wharton was brought to To-
cal hospital about two weeks ago and
for time it looked as II he was go
ing to recover but other diseases de-
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How q DesdO . Gat;ll'1h
Germs and End Catalrh
Forever
Sneciaiisst,t,,Is, Advice.

Gatarrh Is q germ disease and the
only way TO cure it;so WIFI stay.
cured and never come back Is to Kill
and drive out Of your system the ca
tIrrha1 germs which have found Iodg-
|ment there. When the germs 90
the catarrh will stop. The troubl.
with most treatments. like sprays.
EsaIves, creams, greasy balns, lotions,
etc, Is that they give only temporary
relief BY opening up for while the
c1ogged head, throat and nostrifs. In
"a little time the Catarrh comes back
as bad as ever.
People who aucer continually FROM
catarrh should drop such temporary
In.akeshifts and get something that
really gets at the root OF the disease
and stamps it out. There is nothing
better for such cases than breathing
into Your nose and lungs the pleasant,
soothing, healing germ destroying
mel made from purest Gil Of Eucalyp-
tus and combined with other power
tul, healing, antiseptic and germ de-
astroying Ingredients. Hyomei pene-
trates an dheals the infamed. swollen.
Membranes of your nose and; throat.
stops discharges. clears the passages
and co:nplet elys oSeTcomes the disease
ny destroying It's cause: For catarrh
germs cannot live in your body after
Ftyomei reaches them. WeIls=f1aymak-
er Co., an dmany other good druggists
In Clarksburg ana vicinity have long
sold Hyonnei4on ., posttfvesguarantee
of successful results OF money DacE
hnd find this generous: policy pays.
Most druggists are now giving pock-
ct inhaler made from hard rubber
with every complete treatment sold
This makes a very simple, easy aid
convenient. as we'll as q thoroughly re-
liable. means OF treating BY the best
known method this dangerous and
often disgusting disease Advertise
Dent
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FINE SUPPORT
GIVEN BUR EAU
Movement as Preachers,
Teachers and Business Men
Are EnIistinq in It.

Fine support is being given by Har-
rison county people: to the movement
now on for a farm bureau to secure
the government aid toward salary OF
a county agricultural agent This
comes not alone from farmers. but
from everybody interested in county
progress. showing that our people are
The county agents first duty Is to
grasping the meaning OF the county
agents work as explained by State
Agent Nat T. Frame at the meetings
held In the county this week.
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Former County Clerk Chosen
for Mayor and Sappington
for Police Chief.

Well, talk about your tame and
1ffe1ess conventions! First, second
and consolation prizes. together with
the visitors souvenir, go without
question to that one held Wednesday
night int the court house by the Demo-
crAts, WHO made the mistake Of their
Lives by nominating ". Guy Tetrick
for mayor.
After it was all over. due account
OF the proceedings was rendered over
telephone to headquarters at Fair
mont and "a brief telegram was sent
to. certaia peFaonase at Baltimore
Nd
Realty and truly, IT was a most
Epirit1e9s afair and the few times the
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The Court 81 Last Resort.

Around the stove OF the cross. roads
grocery is the real court! OF. 1asttresort.
for it finally over-rules all others
Cough Remedy has
been brought before this court in al
most every cross roads grocery IN this
and has always received
verdict. It's in the coun-
try where man expects to receive full
value for his money that this remedy
is most appreciated. E Obtafnabla
everywhere. Advertisement.
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NOTICE or JUDICIAL SALE.

NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE. n
Pursuant TO n decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Harrison County, West Nir-
.ginIa, made and entered on the eth day
therein pending Of Homer p. tSsqutres
ard Others against Matilda E.. Queen
I will on Il
SATURDAY. THE 10TH. DAx OF
sstt APRIL, 1915, 5se
ct the hour Of 1:30 O'clock 2 lat the
son County, West VirEinIa. offer fdr
sale to the highest and best BIDDER
therefor. the fotlowlnE Described real
estate: All that oertaIn tract Or parcel
of land, with the appurtenances thereto
hetoHstpg. lydns IN the g, County Of Har-
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itRn1s for assessor Isaac Cos
w. Bland for issthooi connafssionef:. IN
Would Not Have II.
Nj. Rady declined his nomination
With mysterious hints or SEVERN rea-
sons not for the ears Of a public
meeting he said he did not zee tina,
he was under any ob1ig tons to the
Job. He would not have 1t that was
all and preferred to withdraw In favor
lot Roscoe Brown. Az this point. the
silence was So pai1ifuI that falling
pin would have made noise like q
rtyeting machine, and one Of the
bosses began stamping fifs feet in
order to get the crowd out Of its pre-
dfcament. Somebody then got UP and
moved that Rady be named and that
other nominations be taken I'D.
With Apologies.
Mike Bradford hard to be ominated
with profuse apologies and excuses
These consisted OF the admission that
he had not cleaned up the streets very
much because there was little money
on hand but that he had made few
cents go d long way The subject Of
street cleaning was then dropped like
q hot potato.
Perry Williams, Chairman OF the
S--ISoSAS A0AA4aAll(CSS StLllSu LA6
convention to order. Edgar Hood, sec
rotary OF the committee read the
official call and the former called
Harry ". Sheets to The rostrum as
temporary Chairman and James G..
Shaw as temporary secretary. These
selections were made permanent by
the convention
Painful Silence.
Mr.. Sheets made neat little
speech on assuming the chair, the
most notable feature Of which was the
painful silence that greeted his men
ton Of President Wilson and his adj
ministration in connection, with in
ternational affairs.
The biggest joke Of the evening was
cracked by Guy Tetriek when he got
up and thanked the convention for
his nomination. and @fnnocent1yn in
formed the crowd that the honor had
come to him unasked and unsolicited
That was about all. On, yes. Carl
Neff got UP and had resolution
passed empowering the executive com
mittee to fill vacancies. The commit
tee had that power anyway, but NNr.
Neff doubtless thought it would have
to be employed and wanted to make
sure Of It,
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MRS. SLATER DEAD.

Mrs. Ida Virginia Slater, mother
of Dr.. G. NJ. Slater, died at her home
in Washington. D. c., at 1920
o'clock Wednesday, night as result
of pneumonia. DR.. Slater went to
her bedside Tuesday night. Mrs.
Slater will go to Washington on No.
Y tonight to attend the fnera1.
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s.sloped and he died this morning.
Tie deceased man IS survived by
MS widow and i've sons and four
dau ghters.