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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-05
COMMERCIAL CLUB
DIRECTORS MEET
First Regular Meeting Of Commercial
Club Directors Held With New
Secretary.

The first regular monthly meeting
OF the Commercial Association direc-
! tors since the arrival Of the new Sec
rotary, Mr.. w. A. McElroy. was held
f., this morning in the clubs council
rooms. The meeting was called to or
der by President A. NJ. Waldrop and
the following we're present: o. s.
! Johnson, A. W. wilkerson, e. ]. Foun'
tain, r. s. Webb. ST.. ]. l.. Edge, Eu-
gene Edge and Secretary McElroy.
The matter Of naming the commit.
tees by the different chairmen was
taken up and occupied most OF the
time. The following committees were
named:
Agricultural Committee. Webt
Howell. chairman: C. L. Beason. r. @
Astin. John VI. Caldwell. Albert Kin
nard. A. W. Buchanan and II. L. Nc
Knight. This committee will meet
every Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Highways Committee-0. s. John
son. chairman; W. J. Coulter. DR.. b. u
Sims, VI. B. Parker and r. W. Howell
This committee meets every Thurs
day at p. m.
Educational Committee. L. Nc
Innis. chairman. The membership oil
this committee and the time OF meet
ing was not named owing to the alb
sence OF Mr.. McInnis from the city
but will be announced later.
, Trade Extension Committee. L
Edge, chairman; Allen Smith. f. II
Edge: J. Tom Smith and L. NJ. Levin
= son. This committee will meet ever!
Monday at 10 a. m.
City Development Committee
, W. wilkerson. chairman; h. Kaczer
l.. L. McInnis, Tyler Haswell. II. A
Burger. r. o. Allen and Judge Johl
W. Doremus. This committee vii
meet every Tuesday at 4 p. m.
Finance and Membership Commit
tee-E J. Fountain, chairman: Johl
NJ. Lawrence. John A. Moore. T. X
Lawrence. Hardy Newton. John Reit
l.. ID. Webster. NJ. l.. Parker. r.
Brogden. Jesse Hensarling and o. II
Hall and s. II. Holman and II. L. M'
knight OF College. This COMMITTEE
; will meet every Thursday at 10 a. m.
( Entertainment Committce-Ed Hal
( chairman: T. II. Bryan, J. $. Doane,
I W. James. Geo. NJ. Brandon. J. J
} Dulaney and d. d. White. This con
mittee viii meet every Friday at
{ a. m.
In addition TO the above the seve
{ committee chairmen will meet ever
I Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. O
; the second Tuesday In each month IN
entire board OF directors will meet q
{ the club rooms at 10 q. m.
Tho entire membership will me,
the first Tuesday in each quarter b,
ginning with this month at the Ca
ncgie Library auditorium and ever
member will be expected TO atton
these meetings. The first membe
ship meeting will be held on July 1
: Authority was given the new seer,
tary to purchase typewriter an
such other supplies for the associatIo
as was found necessary.
{ A motion prevailed to adjourn.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-05

Over fifty years the singer Sewing
Machine has been the leader. They
are better today than ever. Sold for
cash. or small monthly payments
Rented weekly or monthly. Adjust
and repair all makes Phone 7. A.
sattcrwhite.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-05

Superior
Tooth Brushes

On the quality OF the tooth brush
depends 1t worth. wear and appear.
ance.
When we buy tooth brushes for our
trade we insist that each shall con-
form to highest standard Of wearing
quality. We have tooth brushes for
every member OF the family.
The shapes are all OF the best
cleansing qualities. loo to soc each.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-05

COTTON CARNIVAL, CALVES.
TON. JULY 4-16. !. & G. n. RAIL
WAY SPECIAL EXCURSIONS for
Special Days. Season tickets on sale
daily. For rates. schedules. etc. see
Ticket Agent, !. & G. N. Railway.
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Standing Of Teams.

Where They Play Today.
Beaumont at Galveston.
Houston at San Antonio.
Dallas at Waco.
Fort Worth at Shreveport.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-05
FOR SALE.

One and a half lots located on car
line and close In: five-room house,
hall, bathroom. two galleries. sewer
age, electric lights and city water:
concrete walks. stable and other OUT
houses. Price $4,000. See J. w.
Bats.
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TEXAS JUNK CO.

We buy rags at s1.oo per 100 and
up. Also buy bones and Junk. Bryan
Street. We are located In Coulter's
Barn.
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ATTENTION.

Those holding automobile vouchers
for the Civic League will please turn
same in 20 Mrs. G. W. Emory.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-05
cHILLs-AGuE-FEvERs.

cHlLLs-AGuE-FEveRs.
Malaria or chiIIs and Fever are ~
little consequence when you use tk'ss'
unfaiIIns remedy. A few doses win
break any case. Ask for the senuisss
eRAzos CHILL TONIC. Take -
other. Sold and guaranteed by z. -
emmeI, Druggist
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-05
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Results YESTERDAY,

Houston 10, Galveston 2-8.
Fort Worth 8, Waco 0.
Shreveport 2, Dallas /.
San Antonio 60, Beaumont IL.
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PYrHIAN SISTERS.

The Pythian Sisters will have their
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon
at 4 O'Clock. There will be installa-
ton Of officers. Please be present.
Mrs. II. L. Mcknight. ". r. c.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

CHARLESTON, w. VA. Oct. 3-Certi-
Gicatcs Of incorporation have been issued
by the Secretary of State to the follow
ing new concerns which will operate
under the laws Of West Eirgiria
Southern Powder Company Of Hunt
ington, TO operate a dynamite and pow
dor plant near Rarhoursville.; authorized
capital S1.O0n.000: incorporators c. w.
Shaffffer. of Emporium Pa. ]. H. Berry.
NJ. J. Ferguson. Homer F.. Holt ard NJ.
l.. Brown. all of Huntington. Tho COM
pany proposes to do only domestic
trade.
Tho Greater Fairmont Investment
Company, OF Fairmont: 10 manufacture
and d. III in oil kinds of building n'dtr :,
rial. operate for oil and gas and deal
in realty: authorized capital 81 .5ho. 0hn:
lncorporators: G. NJ. Alexander. y. w.
Rowe. G. J. Jackson. Tusr;I Morris. and
A. J. Colborn. all Of Fairlnnnt.
The Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Of West Virginia. Of Charleston. no
authorized capital stock: ircorpOratorS:
M. W. Fenahlc and q. +. Payne. of char.
lesion: G. II. Alexander Of Sistcrvill".
l.. A.. Harper. Of Point Pleasant and
Henry p. MarIll. nf Chicago.
The Fruth-Rfhmnnd Company. nf
Charleston 20 deal in general mcrchan-
disc: authorized Carital 5000: inrCrru-
r;ttors: Clifford F'"uth. T.. VI. Fruth
Frank T. Richmond. l.. g.. tiustincauX
and Val truth. all If Charleston
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MYSTERY DEEPENS IN
DEATHS or WOMEN

COLUMBUS. o.. Oct. '3.-Reticience, Of
c. F. Long. chemist. regarding the find
inEs Of tests for traces of the common
poisons in the stomachs of the three
spinsters, Misses Agnes and Alice Smet-
ter, and Miss May Stratton. found dead
seated In chairs IN their home at Lam
caster Sunday night, and the failure OF
police to obtain evidence to warrant a
theory OF asphyXiation today. strength
ened the belief among officials here and
in Lancaster that the women were VIC
TINS OF some subtle form of crime.
The chief chemist and his assistant.
who are making the analysis In the
case. declined to say whether they. had
found evidence of poison in the stom-
achs. Long stated that he would know
definitely within "a hours whether a
common poison had caused the deaths.
but said If such was not the case. 1t
would require ten days before a more
exhaustive analysis could be completed.
The police of Lancaster are bafrled by
the mystery. They consider it highly
improbable that the three women died
simultaneously from asphyxiation or
other accidental cause and thcre is no
evidence OF violence.
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STA1EW. c. 7. [
CONVENTION OPENS
At PARKERSBURG

Special Dispatch to the 1ntslligeneer,
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Oct 81: 81
The thirty-fourth annual conYentaaoona
Of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of West Virginia began h eas
TODAY with the state president, m NE.
Lena Lowe Yost, of Morgantown. pre- pre-
siding over fifty delegates were reg st
jstered at the opening session. put
several more arrived during the Gay.
This evening a public. welcome sersf
ice was held at which numoe[ ~,
addresses were made to the women 1n,a
who are gathered from over the sla.e
representing the county and city TL,
CARNATIONS. A conservation serv.Ge
opened the convention and COMFY.
tees were named, following Whicn
departmental suggestions were taA 6da
IN, in which short talks were maut
bv the leaders of the many aehSa nS
ments. This will be continued wy
nesdav, and in rho evening loanlei ~;
poIinG Of the flying auuadron: anu
one Of the national officers OF the
United Christian Endeavor sGcleties,
will talk. The convention will be IN
session until Thursday. A memorial
service for deceased temperance work
ers was held today.
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HEALTH HAD
| GOT RUNDOWN
But Cardui Built Up Her
Health and Strength So
She Could Do Her
Work.

Etowah. Tann.-"About years
ago." writes Mrs. Lille Garden, OF
this place, Il first took Cardui. DR..
- said was suffering with ulcera-
ton and =. turned over to one
side. suffered great pain in lower
abG.nen and back. For l or years
the had been irregular and came
about every two weeks. and / suf-
fered great pain. Would cramp so
couldn't get up and do my work.
Sometimes the would last or
days and would come too much,
which seemed to. cause NE to suffer
very much. l would be up and down
in the bed for or days. When I'd
take tho Cardui through the period,
the would be less and not last
so long - only something like three
days, and the suffering would be en-
tlrely relieved.
My health had got run down and
the Cardui would build up MY health
and strength and keep ME going and
GU, Of bed, so 1 could do my work.
1t hurt ME TO even sweep the floor
when l. began it, but got so could
do the most of my work, and didn't
suffer any more, had no more
cramps"
Cardui, the woman's tonic. has
proven it's efficacy in the treatment
of womanly troubles. Try it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-04
AGED MAN CONFESSES
TO MURDER OF WOMAN

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Oct q
James Allen, Cd years old. broke down
late today under a severe grilling ana
confessed. according TO Shcrltl bcrr!'
tbnt he murdered Mrs Hannah ST. John,
81 years old. Of Mayfleld \. Y. IN
lonely woods near here. The woman
body, with bullet holes in tho forehead
and right arm. was found In the WOODS
Sunday by two boys.
A,,cn Is alleged to have confessed
thnt m, married Mrs. st. John shortly
after ate he her arrival here from Mayheld, on
September 10, and that the day follow:
ins the marriage. he took her into the
woods. and killed her with reFolctI.
He is said TO have confessed that after
shooting Mrs. st. OHM he took what
money She had In her handbag. It was
claimed that Allen and Mrs. st. John
became acquainted through correspoh-
dcncc with q matrimonial agency.
Allen says his home is in Ashtaoula.
Ohio,
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MINING MEN SUBMIT
EQUITABLE TAX PLAN

ATLANTIC CITY, \. J., Oct. .
What they regard az an equitable
schedule OF taxes was submitted TO the
Mexican members Of the Mexican
American Joint Commission today by
the committee representing American
Mining interests in the southern re-
public. For, two hours they we're IN
conference with Luis Cabrera, head OF
the Mexican Commission and Minister
of Finance Of his country, and Alberto
PAM, another member who is director
general Of the National Railways. No
assurances were given the mining men
that their schedule would be adopted,
but il vas understood that il would Ee
submitted TO the CarranZa government.
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Man Who Murdered
Brother Gets -Four Years

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
HARRISBURG. w. VA. Oct. GIN
the circuit court here this afternoon.
Gibson Twyman Of Martinsburg. who
pleaded guilty to voluntary manslauEh-
ter, in the killing Of his brother. Bud
Twyman. with a revolver last summer.
was sentenced TO four years in the
Moundsrille penitentiary by Judge
Woods.
William Dixon. Of Washington. who
pleaded guilty to placing Il pile Of cross
ties on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
tracks near here last summer. was given
five years in the penitcntiary. DIXON
placed the ties on the tracks few
minutes before a crowded passenger
train came along and a wreck in which
there would have been great loss of life
was narrowly avoided.
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RESISTED ARREST; KILLED

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct 3-Roy
Dickson, q, said to have been a res
ldent Of Danville, Ills, and variously
described as a travelling photographer
aud salesman for a picture house.
was shot and killed near here today
after he had resisted arrest on the
charge Of decoying Catherine Letting,
II, from her home in the suburbs or
Louisville.
Rural telephones today located the
man and child trudging along a coun-
try road in the direction Of Frankfort.
Sheriff J. L. Smith Of Shelby County
and an assistant started in pursuit
and overlook them near the village Of
Bagdad. The Sheriff fired when Dick
son refused to surrender and attempted
to use a shotgun.
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WIN. M'GUFFIN JAILED
ON SHOOTING CHARGE
orarrel Between Negroes Over Woman
Said to Have Been Responsible
for Row.

William McGufffn. 4 negro. is in the
city lookup to be held for hearing
before Squire f. G.. Hobbs on charge
Of attempting TO shoot Joe Davis. an
-0ther negro.
McGufTin and Davis ar" said to have
engaged in quarrel over i woman last
night and the dispute. it is alleged. end
ed in McGuffin drawing a gun and shoot
Ing at Davis. The bullet went Wild
however.
The trouble occurred at the White
Cloud hotel in the Second ward. Po-
liceman William West placed NIc(iuf-
fin under arrest and took him to the
lookup. Police were still searching thus
morning for the revolver which McGuf-
tin is supposed to have used.
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ago. which extended twice across the
continent. ended today when the girl
was returned to Indianapolis from
Grand Forks, B. c. Hundreds Of dol
lars were spent in the search.
Advertisements for Katherine Win
ters. of New Castle, Ind. who has been
missing since 1913, led to the finding
of the Merriman child in the Canadian
home. The child had been left in Can
ada by woman. who, for time, paid
for her board The woman is sup
posed 10 have been the girls mother.
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JAP AMBASSADOR aANouETrED

SEATTLE. Wash. Oct. 3.--Dr. Aim
arc Satn. the new ambassador from ia
pan to the United States. was q guest
judge Thomas Burke. president OF tho
Seattle Chamber Of Commerce. The
guests included business men and
Steamship officials, whose interests
touch Japan. nr. Sato. who visited
vucc: Sound for the first time eleven
vca.rs ago, spoke of the cordial rela-
lions existing between the people OF
III. I'aci:ic Northwest and the Japanese
who G.rcIt among them.
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DANIEL STORCH IS
BADLY INJURED

WELLSRURG. W. Va. Oct. g.
Daniel Slorch. manager of the Juer-
gems bakery. was seriously hurt about
s o'clock tonight when a basket OF
bread fell Oh him, rendering him I'M
conscious. Mr.. Storch. while unload
Ing the bread. slipped and fell, with
the result that the basket fell on him.
He was removed TO his home. fol-
lowing the accident, and at late hour
the exact outcome Of his injuries could
not be ascertained. Mr.. Storch is
hrother of Louis Storch. of Wheeling.
who is. connected with the Juergens
Baking Company.
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Hcraldcd by Il spirit of enthusiasm
and Eaycly, Marshall County's third big
annual fair, agricultural SHOW and gen
eral homecoming C"lchrntin will l."
uShrrnd in this morning AT ? o'clock ut
Moundsvillr. with Mayor Evan G.. Rob-
erts's address Of welcome III tho court
house. All preparations for tie two
hiG days Of celebration hav" hrrn COM
pl"tcd and tn" hundreds "f visitors and
townSpnepln arc now nwai,:nS Tho time
when Mayor EnhcrtG will formally open
the hlE event and turn the city over I"
the mtrrymakcrs.
Tho entire Homecoming celebration
promises Ia far exceed any eyer before
attempted by Tia" Marshall county pep
PIC. The exhibits. which will hr r2n-
tered in tho Court House. Trimhlc &
Johnson company garage. and other
buildings. VIII surraSs any ever rut be-
fore the public ut Moundsvillr while tho
mammoth street paEnants will be more
inspiring and interesting than any ever
staged on tho streets Of Moundsv;llc.
Both raradcs promise TO be banner at
fractions
Numerous Attractions.
Band concerts will nc staged on nil
street corners during the two hiE days
There will hc hundreds Of attractions
for the thousands Of visitors in tho Old
Mound City for tho big occasion. There
will be fire drills at tho Central school
building today and tomorrow. while tho
girls Of tho high school will entertain
the visitors with basketball game.
4 football game tomorrow afternoon Mt
the ball park is another big attraction.
Chickens of all descriptions will he OK
hihitcd in pens on Seventh street while
there will b" Il dog show each afternoon
at tho Mound City garage.
MoundSrillc was thranEch with
visitors last evening. and although 'hn
opening Of the big celebration is Schc-
dulcd for this evening. the people could
hardly resist beginning 10 celebrate and
many small demonstrations were staged
on the city streets.
In Gala Attire.
The Marshall county scat is in gala
attire for the occasion Nearly all Of
the business houses on tho principal
streets of the city are gaily attiTnd
in the national culors. while other
buildings about the city are prcttlly
decorated with fodder, pumpkins. and
other products Of tho farm. Residences
on the principal streets of tho city are
also profusely decorated in the red.
white and blue.
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,hrv ~ sov the" y."y nr"t lin" ih.N ~"
..t;E,TS-1r." It's bor;'us'' "tETS.lr rs
50 simplr and easy /" use-rnS 1t on IN
a few seconds-h"raus, mere IS Il"
work or rnrn-fnnlinE I" do. no pain mat
ahnnIs I'm ia YOUR heart II E"'9 your
rmrr. nrf ynur mind. All tn" time It's
v2rrI;i ~ then. that little old corn
nccls right Off. leaves III" clean, corn.
free skin undcrnea'h-and, your corn Is
"Gr.rS-IT" Try it tonight,
"t:lrH-IT" is sold and reconmen!Sed
bv ,rurrjsts everywhere. 25c q bottle.
or srnt on receipt of Price by L Law
renee s. Oh. Chicago. III.
Snld in Wheeling and recommendcd as
The worlds best corn remedy by John
Coleman Co. e. II. GrIest & Co; Gaus
Pharmacy, w. S. McElroy, r. II. Rau.
Baers Pharmacy. Goodwin Drug 90.
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DAWSON WORTH Ss2, 900.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Oct. ga re-
port Of appraisers appointed sometime
age to learn the value Of the estate OF
tic late w. NJ o. Dawson. former gov
crnor Of West Virginia, and at the time
of his death, 4 member Of the Public
Service Commission. was filed here to-
day showing that the Dawson holdings
including coal and coal lands In Preston
county arc valued Ut $1,000.
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|NARSHA[L'S THIRD ANNUAL FAIR
AND ACR|CULT URA[ SHOW OPENS
FALSE MARRIAGE CHARGE

Andy Mllko and aBrbara BartIovich,
of Benwood, were arraigned last night
before Squire Hobbs on a charge OF
false marriage. The bride claimed
she was 81 years Of age, but upon
complaint of her father is was dis
covered she was only 16 years old.
The case, however, was mutually set
j1ed
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u, S, COURT MEETS
and THEN RECESSES
Special Dispatch to The Intelligence,

CLARKSBURG. ". VA. Oct. 3
Judge A. G. Dayton. Of Philippl. opened
a term Of United States district court
here today. but as there were no cases
either civil or criminal read yfor trial.
a recess was taken until Wednesday. II
is likely that a recess will be taken
Wednesday until October 3 when' Judge
Pritchard. Woods and Waddill will sit
hero TO hear Il case brought to test Ger
tain features of the West Virginia eX!sc
1uWq
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pENEsY TROOPS SENT HOME

r,1, pAsO. Ten. Oct. 3.---The First
pennsylvanIa infantry LEFT for Penn
slyvanIn tonight being the first o. the
Pennsylvania units to be ordered I homc
for mobilization, The Ihird rem IN
low tomorrow and the Tenth Pennsyl-
vnnia Infantry MIL probably go Thurs
1:tV
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VILLA THREATENS RAID

Ell PASO. Tex. Oct. 3.-Tomorrow
Il Francisco Villas Saints Day and
many Mexicans in JuarcZ and FL PaSo
believe that he will carry out his re-
Dorted threat to take Parral. Chihuahua
CITY and Juarcz on Saint Francisco
nay. Military officers in Jnarcz are
not taking any ezra PRECAUTIONS as
there are no Eiua followers in the
border zone. they say.
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Judge Lands was drawing in detail
A spoctaculsr raid on West side hotel
rcs,iItcd in q persons being captured.
The notice burst through a locked door
and found n group with money In sight
lust hearing rho announcement OF
race at Louisville.
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cHR1sr1AN SCIENCE WIN

ALBANY y Y. Dr;. ".--lAghtS ot
Christian SCicnts 20 trr;I, persons at
flfcted with d!S.a$" without obtaining
n license to practice medicine arr: clear
ly set forth as 1 rricci?!" Of state law
by the court Of appeals. to-day. Inc
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FALL FESTIVAL WILL BE ON AT
MoUNDSvILLE THIS MORNING.
Mayor Evan G.. Roberts will Deliver Al
dress Of Welcome-Mauy Exhibt-
tors in Mound City.
THE PROGRAM.
"4dnak1av ncfotnT 4
" 0ILHUbSIHyI OClOECf :.
O L. q. In .=Iinnl concerts.

. TO IL 4. Ir.-Hand concerts.
1880 Il. n.-AddrcsS Of Welcome
by Mayor Evan G.. Roberts
Judging and awarding ribbons on
exhibits.
70 p. m.-Band Concerts.
i:3Q-Fraternal and Hovsemen's
parade.
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KIDNAPPED CHILD FOUND.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct. 3.-A
hunt for Lorine Mcrriman, Q years old.
kidnapped from the home Of her aunt.
Mrs. Luella Overman, here, four years
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MAKE BIG HAUL

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.---Thc police InhnE
further efforts ,odny to locate GaTh-
ling plncns evidence of which Federal
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ruling is considered the most import
ant and far reaching victory Delivers in
Christian Science faith have ever won
in the state.
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Thursday, October S.

3 to II n. m.-Band Concerts.
@:30 =. Automobile and Cen
cral Parade.
Z to =" y. m.-Grand Closing Dem
onstratiuns.
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view the future with confidence ana
serenity"
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''On|y 'Cets-|t' for
Me After This"
It "Gets" Every Corn Every Time
Painless. Nothing More Simple.

Painless. Nothing more S'fhP'e.
III tell you what, I've, quit using
toe-ratinE salvcs for corns. I've Qni.
making 4 package out oil my toCH W..
bandaEcs end contrapt ionS-qult diEElne
With knives and scissors. Give me
.Ccta.TT'' every time" That's what