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The Washington herald., 1916-08-17
MEXICAN MEDIATION
AWAITS APPOINTMENTS
President Wilson Must Name Two
More Commissioners to Act with
Secretary Lane.

Plans of the administration for mediat-
ing the Mexican question have been
halted by dec!ination of two of the three
American commissioners named by Presi-
dent Wilson. Since Associate Justice
Brandeis and the third commissioner
whose name has not been announced,
have declined to serve, only Secretary
of the Interior Lane remains on the
commission Of three that is to meet
with the Mexican commissioners already
named
Unofficial advices reached Washington
quoting CandidO AgUilar, Carranza' 5
foreign minister. as saying the delay in
appointing the American commissioners
will indefinitely defer launching of the
commission plan.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-17
FAMILIES NEED RELIEF,
SAYS WELFARE OFFICER
Unemployed and Wives of Militamen
Furnish Greatest Problem for
Settlement at Present.

A meeting of the central committee OF
the Citizens Welfare Association will
be held today at noon. This commit
tee will discuss plans for continuing the
work of the association.
Miss Alice I. Stuart, executive secre-
tary in charge Of the headquarters in
the Munsev Building, announces that sup
plies for the families of the militiamen
and employment for those who are seek
ing IT is the greatest need at present.
She mentions the case of an expert
seamstress who is capable OF the very
best Of work, she says, but who cannot
find enough Of it 70 keep her busy.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-17
EXPERTS
ADJOURN TODAY
Delegates to Philatelic Con-
vention Hold Banquet and
Discuss Their Hobby.

Threescore delegates to the annual con-
vention of the Southern Philatelic Asso-
ciation, which adjourns here today, met
last night at the Raleigh Hotel for their
annuat banquet.
The whole tenor of the evenings pro-
gram was one of reminiscence. Each
speaker recounted his experience as q
stamp collector, telling how the habit first
began as boy, and how the pleasure
ripened every year until mature age had
made the collection of rare stamps and
such like rarities a business with him.
A. E. Gorham, president of the local as
sociation, was the toastmaster of the
evening. After brief Introductory ad-
dress. he introduced the speakers.
II. b. Mason, a prominent Washington
business man, told of his life as a stamp
collector. In his remarks he touched up
on the prime reasons for the business as
1t Is now practiCed by experienced men
throughout the world. He said:
Although the organization is still
known as the Southern Philatelic Asso-
citation, it is by no means sectional, and
the association which started years ago
as hobby among a few gentlemen has
now grown to include some of the great
est business men of the country.
Men in all walks of life are now en-
Joying themselves during their leisure
moments collecting and arranging
stamps from all countries and 'represen-
tative of all ages"
Other speakers on the program were:
\. A. Johnson. c. Z. Severn, J. Muir
ray Bartels, c. W. Kissinger, VIM
Iycett c. v. Webb. L. L. Fisher, ]. E.
Guest and f. F. Wallis
Before the banquet adjourned 1t was
decided to meet again for the annual
convention next year in Minneapolis,
MINI.
The program for today includes a visit
to the United States Bureau Of Print
ing and Engraving The delegates will
be the guests OF Director Ralph. of the
bureau. and every minute detail in the
making of stamps will be explained to
them. After sightseeing trip about
the city. the visitors will go to Mount
Vernon The convention adjourns to-
day
The Washington herald., 1916-08-17
K. of P. to Meet in Lebanon.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Aug. 16.-The
Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias, in
session here today, selected Lebanon
as the place of the next convention.
The Pythian Sisters, an auxiliary or
ganization, also will convene in Leb-
anon next yeaS -
The Washington herald., 1916-08-17
GETS CENT, RUNS TO DEATH.
Little Girl Killed by Auto Crossin 4
the street.

New York, Aug. 16.-After getting
penny from her father Johanna
Cleary 9-"Bright-eyed Johanna" the
neighbors called her-started to rush
across the street last night. She did
not see an auto truck going west in
'front.' of her home. She ran into the
rear mudguard and was pitched across
the street and killed.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-17
EDWARD L. PAINTER KILLED.
baltimore Lawyer and Huntsmsn
Struck by Train.

Baltimore, Md, Aug. 16.-Edward Lynns
Painter, prominent lawyer and well
known Green Spring Valley huntsman,
was struck by a train today at Owings
Mills. Maryland, as he was walking on
the tracks. and was instantly killed.
Mr.. Painter, who was IS years old. was
a civil engineer graduate of Van Rens-
salaer Polytechnic Institute. Troy. n. Y,
and in 1902 was a member of the Mary
land legislature
The Washington herald., 1916-08-17
NEW MERCHANT SUBMARINES.
Trials of Two said TO Have Been
Held on HelgoIand.

The Hague, Aug ls.-It is learned
from a reliable source that trials have
taken place OF Helgoland OF two new
German commercial submarines OF the
Deutschland type.
It is expected that they will soon be
sent to the United States with c.rgoes
The Washington herald., 1916-08-17
Lawn Fete Postponed.

The lawn fcte OF the Progressive Coun.
Gil. Daughters of America, that was to
have been held at Second and East Capi-
tOl streets last night was postponed until
tonight on account Of wet weather.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-17
CITIZEN "JACK1Es" SAIL
Three BattIeship. Carry Naval Vol
unteers of New York.

New York. Aug. 16.-Amid the
cheers of hundreds on the piers and
bridges over the East River. the bat
tlcships Kentucky, New Jersey, and
Maine left the Brooklyn Navy faro
today
They have on board $50 citizen sail
ors, who will be put through a
months hard training at Fort Pono
Bay. near the upper end of Long
Island.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-17
Britain Awards 5000 Medals.

London, Aug. 16.-Over 5000 mill
tary medals have been awarded in
France, It was announced in PArits-
ment by H. W. Forster, OF the war
office.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-17

Visit Atlantic City Next Sunday
S3.o0 round trip. Pennsylvania Rail-
road. All-rail route. Special through
train leaves Washington Saturday
midnight 12:16 o. m.-Ady -----
The Washington herald., 1916-08-17
HUGHES GETS ROUSING
RECEPTION ON COAST

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-17
TRAINMEN HERE SEEK
TO AVOID BIG STRIKE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
APPLY Q-bAN TO
DARkEM YOUR
GRAY HAIR
1t Is Harmless, No Dye, But
Darkens Hair So Evenly
No One Can Tell - Also
Stops Dandruff.

Whenever your hair falls out. turns
gray. or takes on that dull. lifeless.
faded. streaked with gray appearance
simply shampoo hair and scalp a few
times with Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer.
All your gray hair then turns a beau
uful dark shade. and entire head OF
hair becomes evenly dark. wavy. soft.
huffy. abundant. thick and charming
just as hair appeared when you
we're 16 or is years old. Q-Ban is a
ready-to-use delightful hair color re-
storer. perfectly harmless. no dye. but
applied two or three times week, be-
sides darkening gray hair. makes
scalp healthy and clean. stops dan
druff and falling hair and promotes its
growth. Give II trial. Sold on
money-back guarantee. Only soc for
a big 7-oz. bottle at Griest Drug Store.
1125 Market St. Wheeling. W. Va. Out
of-town folks supplied by mail.
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morning. This was the statement Civ
en- at the city building yesterday.
\ foreigner wandered into the
county clerks office yesterday and
wanted to trade a marriage license for
divorce papers. He was informed by
W. II. Marshall. deputy clerk. that they
did not run an exchange bureau there
A meeting of the Republican
county committee will be held during
the coming week. when preliminary
work for the campaign will be gone
over and a successor to the late Les
ter Smith chosen.
There was not a single case in
police court yesterday morning. this
being the first blank session in weeks.
1t is understood that the state an.
thorities VIII arrest who they claim
To be the real owner OF the alleged
speakeasy that was located at 2gO9
McColloch street. at which place Geo.
Powers and Louis Seamon were ar
rested.
All offices in the city end of the
building will be closed this afternoon
curing the time of the funeral of John
falloure, who was until his death. an
assistant in the city treasurer's office.
Members OF the city water works
are using blow torches 10 thaw out fire
plugs that have become frozen
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Remedy Prescribed
By Many Doctors
COMPOUND OF SIMPLE LAXATIVE
HERBS PROVES MOST
EFFICIENT

DIR. w. A. Evans, writing for the
Chicago Tribune. makes the assertion
that practically everyone. at some time
or other. suffers from constipation.
This applies regardless OF age or con-
dition in life
The congestion OF stomach waste in
the bowels is evidenced in various
ways: bloat. eructation OF foul stomach
gases, sick headache. langour. all in
dictate constipation and call for prompt
attention. not only to relieve the pres
ent discomfort but also to avoid posi-.
Die disease that follows neglect OF this
important function.
Harsh cathartics and violent purga.
lives should not be employed, as these
anord only temporary relief. while they
serve TO shock the entire system. 4
mild laxative such as DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin is far preferable and is
now the remedy generally used and
prescribed by many doctors. IL is free
from opiate or narcotic drugs. acts
easily and pleasantly. without gridng
or other pain and is a safe, effective
family remedy.
Mr.. Chas. Schell. 132 Church St.
Grenada. Miss. writes that he found
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NEWS BRIEFS

"A new insurance firm TO be known
as Tough & Kelly company will be
opened IN the German Bank building
In the near future. The members of
the new organization are Charles
Lough, now with the Paul & WEIGH
Co. and Wilbur Kelly. district man
ager OF the Pittsburgh Life and Trust
company.
slippery sidewalks caused scores
OF falls about the city yesterday. but
fortunately for those who had the un-
desirable experience. no one was ser
iously injured.
The young ladies' Sodality OF the
BLESSED Virgin Mary held their regu-
lar weekly meeting at St. Joseph's
Cathedral last night After services.
conducted by Rev. o. II. Moye. routine
matters of the organization were dis
posed Of
Bert n. Swartz. secretary OF the
West Virginia State Fair association.
Is attending the annual meeting of the
ONO Racing and Fair committee at
Marion. Ohio, in his official capacity.
MT. SWartz has some excellent offer
ings for the committee which will
doubtless result In some extraordinary
good races at the fair here in Sep
TENDER
Among the Wheeling district men
who Will attend the annual convention
OF the National Roadbuilders' associa.
ton in Pittsburgh from February %
10 March 3. are. James r. Ball. of the
Ban Engineering company. George
Steenrod. Ohio county road engineer:
John Garden. Louis +. Halter and
Charles O. Ephlin. Ohio county board
OF commissioners.
Joe Crumbacker. arrested by Con
stable Hun Butler on a charge OF be-
ing intoxicated. was arraigned last
evening before Squire W p. Wickham.
On his plea of guilty a fine of 81 and
costs was assessed.
A meeting Of the committee an
pointed by Walter II. Hilton. chairman
of the Ohio County Industrial ReIa.
lions con- mittee, will be held Sunday
evening In the Trades Assembly hall
Plans will be devised for the enlist
ment OF large number OF citizens
in the new organization.
"A home for transient girls is the
latest plan Of the Woman's Catholic
league Of this city. This association
has done valuable and extensive work
In this vicinity and the new home will
be another step In the right direction.
4 Nv NAME OF =. tieTNe% Meldel. OF
the Madison school was unlntentially
left from the list OF graduates publish
ed in The IntelliEencer yesterday
morning
Since the establishment Of the
safety first departments in the local
mills noticeable decrease in the mum.
Der OF accidents have been noted.
1t Is reported that men who 20
into Ohio from down state. and buy
liquor and endeavor TO return home by
way 81 the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road lines. are finding Il hard 10 get By
the gates The men a. is claimed.
take of their labels when they get on
railway property. but keep them in
their pockets in case a necessity 20
show them arises.
COuncilmen are again talking Of
dispensing with the services Of the DO
lice matrOn az the city building This
Is expected 20 provoke hard fight.
as the matron has a. many friends in
council who wish % retain her a. there
are those Who will try 20 get rid Of
her
The report % the test 81 wells
a. Warwood will likely Boz laid before
the board Of control next Monday
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Leap Year Ball.

gala event OF the year will be
given al the Carroll club. on February
IL, when formal ball Will afford a
most delightful social gathering. or
chestra music will be furnished for
the dance and the grand march will
start at 2 o'clock Attractive decor
ations Will be used in the large par
Tors and ball room. The dining room
where an elaborate supper will be
served at a late hour. will also bear
trimmings OF very pretty nature.
Mrs. John Groean is chairman and
viii be assisted by Miss Sophie Bosch.
The committee on arrangements fol-
lows.
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SIDE TALKS
(By Ruth cameronS
The Wedding Present

suppose e body does hate bric-a-brac.
Wuat - she going 20 do about 10 when
Tor wedding preseuts@'
so IA letter friend writes in response
.o a talk OF mine against cluttering up
your homes with all kinds OF bric-a-
We have so many vases and little
pictures ana statuettcs and uiscelIana-
Gus cut glass and all sorts of fold-rolo
mat We really have Difficulty IN kDo..,-
ing where 20 put them" she goes on
We Ike To- have just two or thre.
good things about. but We cant Most
or our friends live near and ID simpl,.
, ~.,sn possible 90 store their gifts
way ~ the attic, even ~ We had ono
which We haven't I'VE live In an apart.
Little letter friend sympatbize with
you with all my heart There h. no 10
Tor which makes for the cIutterfny 90
yuI MONIES more than the habit % giving
-PTac Elfts on an occasions. ana
'-leclally at weddings
NO wonder Our Homes Are Cluttered.
lI-l.h tHr giving ~ uesful Christmas
nus l7 becoming more the custom
gifts. WI" "'"uihk
There are $50 many ucsfui things that
80 E'uns couple needs that no ono
mas any excuse for giving the soiei,
ornamental. the superfIuous. tho ciuf-
terry '
Why not make Il a rule 10 xiv. bous.
urn. hlns' instead on house decora-
of course. don't mean merely big
Il''s. Clocks. lamps. silver. linen
ih's" are an house furnishings and ono
M ~ L.hI as little or as much a. ono
Find Out what Pattern the Rr4d. Ha.
Chosen.
ln buying silver. ~ rr,tt.- 90 e, g.
"uiy one piece. "a courteous r.cognlfior,
IN thc Tact that one is buying H. sutf
,l i',. OF tho recipient is o. enquire
on th' brides mother what uafferr,' bsr
''.h CHOSEN. and buy accordingly
are ftgurIfe wedding nrea-
,u.. OUT Think one should 10 verv @ars-
IT,. u. Iini out thc recipients taste he
.'i' choosing The pictures ON our tv,ff-
ought fo express our psraDrality - q,
pr ihfl'r Zoo bad fhnf they often srr,r.ls..
only fhe cnrrInulrafn fuatra Dor relL 81
itstel ~ our friends
Wuffh-whlle books dicti.o.rte- ,..,,.
rIor'd'4a. reference hroks .f ali 80,
fhI mo rlr"r Irr.. seem like Az fI..r ..'.tf
ding rift tp mo- but may b. preiy-
Why Not Lump Several Little orr. into
One Biz ons7
Many brides would b. very ham, a.
in'y might only lump dozen IN 'tt.i-
-niHN'r EIftH together and srrHsr,g.
IN'fu Tor ono good cold much r,.,.I- ID
l.'.' 'l IAfhIiurf a. crowd Of vrrr =
% 'lIH Do our neigh herN.uI rrrr~rf,.. III
fhHf. and when ono. .f fI.f. .r..'.t....' ~.
about tU bs married. Instead .r ri,f,-.
INDIVIDUAL FIffH they ..uIN.r f....t b. II
i'r o. beautiful eaev chair that v.IIr b.. .
NIrI1rF reminder rf fIrfr fuurfffYI
or COURSE tIs i- often done fl, .r,,,..
nfflD... -f. but . wish 10 could t. 49,.
anon, i..r n.irhhnr4 and social srp1ps more
The river Who makes genuine .,,,-,
~. 'NI We hrI1rH tastes ana rerirrs
t.i. Iif'IF '' r'f genuine graufude
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With the announcement OF the sec
ond OF the series Of dances. arranged
by the Arab Patrol. Osiris Temple. one
of the largest and most perfectly ap.
pointed affairs of their social year is
assured. This next event will take
place az the Market Auditorium. FRI.
day evening. January 2S For flIs
fifteen hundred invitations OF this great
assembly The following committee
Del iu charge with J y Fox chairman
Messrs Thomas Meek. p G. Eur. ".
T. Buhn. J p Dobbs. 4 p Schaircr.
r. g Cameron and " o. LinaIv
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hair Ny araip ifeh-i and
twnof fm o oDu.i1f saef
a. might you'd comb mg
hafr ard my roIisr rrff
~ covered rffh fandrur
% didn md any relief
urtn Z found Cuticua
Soap anf Ointment 9
would rul ny araip a. nigft
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21

MrH D D. Foster. of FdrIrrfor
Ian' wac pleasantly surprised yes-er.
NHF afternoon in honor OF hsr bIrfb.
Hif when number ~ hcr rrrrds
called Tho afternoon was apent lo
playing various games. at frc close
of which a dainty luncheon u8s.
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

Owing 10 strike conditions being
settled satisfactorily. We Will be in
position to fill orders in full. and give
prompt shipments as we formerly did
with our high grade goods.
r Schenk and Sons Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
W0MAN'S CLUB
HOLDS LUNCHEON
THE LARGEST EVENT OF THE
WEEK WILL BE HELD THIS
AFTERNOON AT
WINDSOR.
Society Finds Itself Closing One Of
the Busy Weeks OF the Season.
Many Affairs Fill Days.

The most notable affair of the week
and also a brilliant one in the calendar
OF Women's clubs will be the luncheon
given this afternoon at the Windsor
hotel. This has been arranged for
the pleasure of the members and TO
meeting three eminent club women
Mrs. Samuel Semple. president of the
Pennsylvania State Federation of Id
mems clubs; Mrs. ]. G.. Cochran, OF
Parkersburg. president of the West
Virginia State Federation. and Miss
Eleanor Fftzgibbon. of Pittsburgh, who
Will represent the Drama league de-
partment and has the distinction of
being one its founders. These women
viii be guests OF honor. and following
the luncheon will make addresses. All
club women are invited TO be present
for these. IL not In attendance at the
luncheon.
This meeting at the Windsor today
is one OF the general assemblies OF
the year and was originally SEIZED
uled to be held at the A. y. u. w.
building. When the luncheon was de-
cided upon. IL was arranged to have
the speakers follow this at the hotel.
All club women OF the vicinity have
been invited TO attend. and many from
Wellsburg. Follansbee. Martins Ferry.
Bridgeport. Bellaire and Moundsville
viii be present. Two hundred and
fifty reservations have been made. at
which practically all clubs surround
ing Wheeling will have a representa-
tive membership. Many of these will
attend I'm a body and include the var
ious Rural. Literary and Study clubs.
The program arrangement for this
occasion is of particular consequence.
and has been in charge of the execu-
tive board of the Women's club, with
Mrs. Oliver Russell Wood. president.
in charge of the luncheon program of
the afternoon. Mrs. +. c. Ewing has
looked after all details of the lunch
con, and together with Mrs. &. Bates
McLain. has received the scores OF
reservations. All details of the affair
have been delightfully."- worked out and
will combine with the other pleasure
able features to make a most interest
ing afternoon
The committee in charge OF ar.
rangements includes:
Mesdames o. II. Wood. c. Bates Nc
Lain. John h. Garden, Charles J.
Proudfoot. r. c. Ewing. Dent A. Tay-
Tor. +. J. Bird. Guy r. c. Allen. Walter
;. Kelly and Charles J. Beekman,
Misses Mary Vardy and Frances Bell.
Responding TO toasts will be Mrs
Cochran and Miss Fitzgibbon. the hon
orary guests; Mrs. ;. o. Cummins for
the visiting club women present. and
Miss Pauline Horkneimer will respond
for the coming generations of club
women. The addresses of the after
noon will follow.
Among those having made reserva-
ton are:
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sortment OF home made edibles will
be offered for sale. and will consist
of cakes. cookies. rolls. breads. pies.
preserves and mayonnaise dressing
Mrs. c. Bates McLain Is chairman Of
this division.
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was awarded those In possession Of
high scores at the conclusion The
next social AFFAIR al the Arion will be
the kafee Nisite. on the afternoon and
evening of Thursday January p. This
popular event will be- marked with the
same splendid attendance which has
favored the preceding numbers. Those
present yesterday We're.
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i'" I'"rflDrr TvIr Of thc Ohio
valley Iio pifHl Association VIII hold
h'f' Gallo OF fho George d. TAYLOR
.'Inn'nf store SATURDAY. morninr. Do.
ginning at O'Clock. a delicious o..
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The young lady across the way SAYS
she hears a good deal OF criticism of
fee-splitting doctors. but for her part
she thinks it's very good of them not
TO charge the poor people as much
as they do those in better circum-
stances.
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Yesterday 600 tho Ar.on hall the
Ladies Auxiliary OF that organization.
entertained i's members with another
or ih"ir enjoyable afternoon parties.
tu'hr,. five hundred and dominooa
furnished an exciting paetimo from
. 30 O'Clock until p. when delicious
luncheon was served Handsome prizea
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Luncheon for Miss Patterson.

H"S"SoN TOT MISS Patterson.
\ charmingly appointed luncheon
or yesterday. given by Mrs. l. X. era
craft and Miss Eleanor Mcclure al the
McLurc hotel. carried compliment 10
Miss Eleanor Patterson whose wed.
dlnE VIII De- prominent affair Of next
week color scheme Of pink and
whit" was dominant in the decorations
.cf the table. which bore covers for
fourteen guests.
Misses
.l'anor Patterson Eleanor Holloway
IuI't campbell .ydia Good
~, hu-+'l oI Holly Patterson
baltimore Eleanor Mcclure
Eleanor Clarke
Mechanics
L'hiuh carter Of Frank Schmidt
h"lilmof" William Hearuc
Prank Waterhousn 20 Franzheim
l.. b CHcraft
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Tho oneida Clee club entertained 40
the home Of clyde Uoocker. Wsdrea.
day evening The hours were spent bon
very enjoyable way aud at "a Iaf.
hour a dainty luncheon was served
Those present were.
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Misses
Masquerade Party.

\ large number Of the following IN.
have been issued.
You are cordially invited TO attend the
Masquerade Bau
TO be Given by
The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent
Society
Tor charity and he benefit Of the
war sufferers
Carroll Club
"wednesday evening. February ON
1916
N'istcr's Orchestra
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SampIs Ench 10 bv MnII

Win a2-p Skin Eook 0n request "a.
frsss pr card - uft.a rs. Dept. Y. Hss-
fsn.~ sod through0ut ths rorid
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Snow Ball Dance

Inc annual snow ball dance of the
columbia club was given last night in
their auditorium. The hall was an.
proprately decorated and quite a
number OF young folks. whose names
Follow, enjoyed the interesting pro
gram.