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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-28


tender, as Conference titles are rated1
And the Minnesota people, being
good spOrtsmen, are the first ones to
recognize this.
University of Chicago footbaIIers
will receive their letters and elect a
captain today. Pershing and BrelOs
are rivals for the leadership.
These being dull times, the story
is being revived that Joe Tinker will
be supplanted as manager of the
Cubs in 1917. Fred Mitchell, assistant
pilot of the Boston Braves, is being
named as Joe's successor. This be-
cause there has been no meeting of
the reelected members of the Cub
directorate and two meetings have
been cancelled.
Weeghman Is president, and
Weeghman is favorable to Tinker.
The directorate worked in compare
tive harmony with the executive last
year, and it is reasonable to suppose
a sufficient number will still vote
with him to carry out his desires.
Otherwise Weeghman would not
have accepted the office.
The Cubs made a poor showing in
1916, but the material was bad and
Tinker deserves another chance with
the better material that will be at
hand next year. He will have a
stronger infeld, better catching,
pitching good enough for any club
and a probable improvement in the
Outfeld.
Tinker was thrown into the Illinois
river when his boat upset yesterday
while he was duckhunting. A fisher
man rescued the Cub after a ten
minute struggle.
Tex Rickard, worlds greatest pro-
mOter, is in town to sign Jess Will
lard, heavyweight champion, with an
unnamed opponent for ten rounds
in New York some time~this winter.
The bout will be billed as a title
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
I'm Ideal Remedy
for Nursing Mothers
Compound OF Simple Laxative Herbs
Safe for Baby and Mother.

Constipation is a condition that az
fects the old. young and middle-aged.
and most people at one time or an
other need help in regulating the &C
ton or the bowels. Harsh cathartics
and purgatlyes should not be en-
ployed to relieve constipation. as their
enect is only temporary, while they
shock the system unnecessarily.
A remedy that can be used with per-
feet safety for the tiniest babe and
that IL equally effective for the strong
est constitution Is found in the com
bination of simple laxative herbs
known as DIR. Caldwelfs Syrup Pepsin
and sold I'm drug stores everywhere
for nifty cents a bottle. This is an
Ideal household remedy. and should
De In every family medicine chest
Mrs. +. I. Barsolow. is Leslie St.
Holyoke. Mass. wrote TO DR.. Caldwell.
syrup Pepsin certainly is fine.
gave II to my baby. Evelyn. and also
took II myself. II is the only medicine
! have been able to take without af-
fecting baby IN the nursing. | have
used II for all four children and II is
fine; they like II and ask for IT,.
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suffraae sessIon bal the states.

suffrage session IN tnc OtdNcs-
State Conferences are all the style
in suffrage circles. Illinois suffragists
held the first on February Ord In the
city OF Chicago. and New York has
one scheduled for February Path. Mas
sachusetts for February 25th and -6th
and Maine for February 2Sth and 18th
while Rhode Island and Connecticut
may call their clans together for con
ventions on the 18th and the 2lst
March will be full OF the big get-to-
gether counsels. New Hampshire Is
booking its meetings for the LIST and
End. Pennsylvania for the eth and sth.
Ohio for 20 IN and 2ist. Wisconsin for
the cath and 25th. Kentucky for the
eth and 2sth. and Michigan the -
and %
The conferences are held under the
auspices of the National American
Woman Suffrage Association and Will
be attended by its president. Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait Congressional
work for the Federal Amendment and
State work along other lines Of en-
deavor will be considered by the dele
gates and, judging from the results OF
the FIRST conference, the women Will
take back TO their suffrage jobs much
enthusiasm, energy and determine
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
RECEIVES VEIL
Sister Agnes Of Jesus VIM Receive
Veil Of Carrelite Sisters This
Morning.

Rev. Sister Agnes OF Jesus. former
ly Miss Mary Agnes O'Conner. will re-
ceive tho black veil Of the Discaled
Carmelitcs this morning at the mon.
as'cry in Pleasant Valley Owing to
the temporary chapel being so small
only members az the family and i'm
mediate relatives viii Do present. Rev.
Patrick }. Browne. Of osvliie. ".
Va. will be the cclebrant OF the mass
and Very Rev. O. d. Moyc. v. O.. will
Impose tho black veil af The conclusion
20 DE mass. Rev. Father Amatus. "a
bHcalDd CBrmelite. OF Quinlan. India.
VIII preach fho sermon
sister Aenes is che daughter Of Mrs.
Mary Dturnor. az this city She.
Win sister Eugen.e off tho Holy Ghost,
took fle vows February 3d.
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Price-Mc Oermott.

AT St. Mary's church in Martins
Ferry. yesterday morning. occurred
the marriage OF Miss Winifred Nc
Dermott. daughter OF Mrs. Matthew
McDermott. of Martins Ferry, and Mr.
James Price. of Canton. o. Rev.
Father c. A. Mulhearn offered nuptial
mass and performed the ceremony.
Miss Margaret Yingling. an intimate
friend of the bride. was her maid OF
honor and Mr. John Price brother
OF the groom acted as best man. A
wedding breakfast followed at the
Fenray grill. the couple departing lat
er for an extended honeymoon trip TO
eastern points. the bride travelling in
an attractive suit of dark blue Upon
their return they will reside with the
brides mother.
Mrs. Price is an alumna of Mount
dc Chantal Academy and is a popular
member of her social set. The groom
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs G. X. Price
of Canton. and holds "A responsible
position with the Wheeling steel and
Iron company. at Yorkville.
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SIDE TALKS
(5y Ruth cameron.)
Then and Now

was upstairs mamma. moving
my thlngs said susan. IN a fearless.
RAINY You know you had but just
settled that my sister Fanny and /
should have the other room: and I
S"uli not get Eebecca TO give mo any
htlp Jane Austen.
Being not quite recovered from my
t-1t. aii'r-l hriStmAs mood. have
n''n fc-readinE my beloved Jane Aus
tens books instead OF aCquainting my
ser with something new.
~" above quotation Is from Mans
held Park. and have introduced IL
mere because IL illustrates that thing In
these books which struck mo most
strongly this time and that is the re
narhahle amount OF fliM respect and
duty which was taken FOR granted in
this portrayal OF the life Of "a century
It Wasn't Customary for a Oil to
Justify Herself
Susth. OF the quotation. defends her
self from an unfair accusation OF lat
ness by giving an account Of what she
has been doing u is difficult TO ir1ag-
inc any 1i-year-oId child on to-da,, No
would not thus Justify herself and
yet 50 Tar was such a way OF speaking
-, 4' ~. = inYlher from the usages of
k'od society. that. as YOU perceive the
"eI-bred Fanny is startled
IN Pride and Prejudice as SOU
doubtless remember. Mrs Bennett 'tbs.
ill-bred. silly mother N two cbsr,,i,,,
Well-br"d girls. drives away two de-
-lrthl" young men who were on lilo
.'rte or railing In love with her daugh-
,,I7 hF her vulgar manners and her
indiscretion Ia talking 90 her nefrhbor
about the elder daughters suan r1rnor.t
n.t0rr DO had mnfDrIH1i1fH
They Never Thought OF Renonstrat.ns,
with Their Mother.
Ihe girls are too sensitive and In,
nt NOT 70 suffer constantly from
iHelr mothers vuiEtrity. ana vot ir
spite Or this and IN spite ~ the fo-r
IhAt the elder ig almost hra-fbrot-,..,
oyer the loss OF her lover. 20 whom
rut was sincerely attached. 10 acarroIt,
seems 70 occur 90 them that th.v rnirtt
i'u"he trHfe with their parent
, On just one occasion. the ttrno whom
hrs. 70 mott ig making herself ma ~
family ridiculous by taking about a.
adFaut nj cq OF James euF1 cement b.
I@rr th eyoung man has proposed. docs
~ h. VII. Who is very fond m her Sis
.I say. For heavens sake. madame.
si'tA lower warning which is of
A. Tho thing be- happening In n novel
instead of real mo. die ~, l,,',r- ~
return. and in spite ~ fte -,ott,,.-
-i.lIneHs and tulFarify. chow thsr,-
a. ft,-.,l..,t ~ marry OBJ. daughters.
OH Of ~ s5i 29s'o 70 He
w. would think that this time tho
a l. knl-r would take tho mother aside
tkaih. Fuf no. though Tffgrf..th a.
-tIf'fI fH hn u FirI % unuarfsT a.I-tf
nv 10y rhe N,rt"Ii without n protest fl
,IN lNi. ord fnfF hsr only -4fsfv f0
thn fact that "Afra parratf f,.t,iu
stood iu such awe of nor irfevfef o.,
wa, nN" ferfur.1 NOT fn rrraL
80 N'Is t were ZOO hrr power f1
gIs.r NIFH 7n- attention or marx her
1'irrNnr" f.r bis opinion"
10 gr... '4ifisi between fhsn md now
ono can iIat fancv how SIR. r.,r.,,
.-uIl HH.N been erf upon o.. Dor fru-b-
-n' itl iH- flIrf.rfurr to 1.-Two
- -. '' .i'-.. oil, Ir7f.,f most NJ nv
none ~ Nra Hrrrrffa fr.r- 49,. t
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According TO the census report or
Lord Derby Of England-out OF s.
lsz.l'S British men-42ia per cent
were excused from service at the
front because they could not be
spared" and 20 per cent were listed as
physical unable" to fight. II there
is anything In the argument often cast
at suffrage that voter ought 10 be a
nghter. these men should be disfran-
chised since they belong to the non
combatants quite as much as do wO-
men.
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TIME EXPIRES
FH,sen Days ~ Notice % Sheriff W
N. C'enana VII be- Up Saturday
and Suit May Follow

on Saturday of thi7 week ua rroe,
dayH notice f1r settlement I..rsF "a,
FORMER sheriff Vs. 80 r.r.r. e,-
''iiI"monf Win tIr county rU I...
expired and unIr settlement IL. r..fa
.Ii rII hr hr0uehf fl force uf.m...
'Ihef. indebted 'o county WIN l. rrr
ceod'd aea'r.t Dol lIts manner
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A New klnd Id Home

a "socialized apartment house" Is
the latest thing In working girls
homes In New York City. It's slogan
Is Standards and not rules The
women who have sponsored 1t say
that II Is bad enough for a girl 20
earn a low wage without being furth-
er punished by a lodRng-house life
bristling with rigid regulations Here
we have another evidence OF the ten
dency everywhere apparent 10 treat
members Of the feminine sex less Ike
children and more like Rrown-ups.
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sTEANrR In naYnncn

h." YORK Frb fI Tho ungr
.'l steamer Ir0nr.r1 arrived hsra IaI.
'N1at 'o rp into drlInrk sIr f.r re.
comfy boon purchased hy OH rrU.l
company. f uaH announced. and eu
I' f'fI'f'd a'd renamed fhe rftr
'HF'|. Don m'mnr of mr Tn...f
nnf executed Ig tIo German. r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
Arion Kanee visits.

one OF the Arion's very ENJOYABLE So
cial assemblies was held yesterday AZ
ternoon and evening at their club rooms
on the south Side. During tho after
noon the ladies' gathered for cards
There being several tables NJ pIav
boutnoes also furnished an arroeable
paStime Tor n number until me sery-
,ng or ono OF their famous summers
Inc long tables arranged the Length 81
the dining hall were very attractive
Win their centerpieces Of Ercane-.,
ana tho room bore effective decoraf rs
IN NFlloW and green. Later in tho
evening Mrs. Aaude Spooner- Reci.e-
furnished an allurinE program Tor the
dance which was enjoyed until "a late
hour- Mrs. Harry kraatz was chair
mated the ABRAMS monts I'm such a sue
ccssful way. The committee was COM
posed Of 't
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18

Inc De- kept rpreafias
urul his vh1ie heal 30
came a crust ~ sore
~uupuona rith matter in
them anf vr taf t1 te-p
his bad wrapped up We
had him treatef brt 10
~ no end Hs waa
v~ry -ro-s and frrtflf arf
IL L.L- r.-L ---- ...a-.I.
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CHARMING EVENT
H0N0RS GUEST
MRS. JOHN p. AReENz OF PLEAS
ANT VALLEY. ENTERTAINED
YESTERDAY.
Miss Juliet Cambell. a Bride Elect Of
March, Will be Complimented This
Afternoon-Arion Kaffee visite

Compllmenting Mrs. A. F. wincher.
or Buffalo. y. Y. who IS her house
guest, Mrs. John p Arbenz. az her
home In Pleasant Valley. was hostess
at a delightfully."- informal gathering
yesterday. The guests included an
assembly Of her neighborhood friends.
who brought their needlework and de
voted the hours from ? until o'clock
10 this quiet diversion. A musical pro-
gram was an additional feature OF
charm and luncheon OF exquisite
appointments was served during the
late afternoon. Mrs. Arbenz had as
her guests:
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on the 18th this committee voted
by vote OF 9 TO : TO postpone consid-
Grafton until the next session OF Con-
gress. This was a great disappoint-
ment 10 those who are working for a
Federal amendment and they hope
to have a reconsideration of the
vote. There were five absentees at
the meeting-al but one being In IA
vor Of woman suffrage Moss and
Nicely Of West Virginia. being among
these. so that a reconsideration with
all members present means a more
favorable vote.
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olRLs oUARANrINro.

PHILADELPHIA Fob 1-Eiehtcen
co..cao r.rIs. student Ursinus college.
aro undar quarantine ln one OF tho
dorm tories of that Institution az a
.uIf of Pho discovery chat two ofhcr
r.H e.ufen'a we're suffering from
scarlet frter
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Board VIII Meet

Tho board Of the Kings pauEhtcrs'
Ray Nursery VIII meet this afternoon
~ : O'Clock. matter OF particular
Importance win be discussed and IN f.
requested that all members make "A spe-
cial effort TO attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
Leap Year Party.

The Girls Glee club. OF Triadeiphia
district High school. have arranged an
interesting party for Monday evening
which will be given az the school
building. Progressive games will fur
nish an entertaining pastime for the
young people. and the affair is being
keenly anticipated. The club mem
hers arc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18

The military governor of the city Of
Brussels announced the arrest OF Bur
gomaster Max in the latter part OF
September. 1914. in a public poster.
which said:
Il have found myself obliged to sus-
pend Burgomaster Max from his Of
fee on account OF his irreconcilable
attitude. He is now IN honorable Gus
tody in a fortress"
Reports from Germany at the time
said that dissentions had arisen be-
tween the German government. Cen
eral Won der Glotz and Burgomaster
Max.
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For Miss camnheII.

The first OF a delightful series of
affairs arranged for one OF the popular
brides-elect OF early spring will be the
luncheon this afternoon. given IN hon
or OF Miss Juliet Campbell by Mis-,
sarah iazlett. al her home on North
Main street Artistic appointments
VIII grace the table, which will bear
covers for ten guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
PECULIAR SONG OF
W0MAN'S LOVE
New York Hit Called There's a
Broken Heart for Every Light
on Broadway"

The fair sex in the metropolis are
ravihg over new song. called
There's a Broken Heart for Every
Light on broadway" which has quite
pretty moral.
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The FEDERAL Amendment.

Thousands OF women all over the
country who are focusing their at
tention on Congress these days are
interested at the action of the Judici-
airy committee Of the House Of Rep
resentatiyes.
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Valentines day we're arranged and
figured in the luncheon which was
served az a late hour. Games and
other amusemeuts were enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18

4 great Carnival Suffrage Bali VIII
be held on March 9TH IN Madison
Square Garden In which ten thousand
people will take part Many spocta-
ctIar features will b. presented and
members o. the New York state Wo-
man Suffrage party are planning TO
wear unique and striking suffrage Coz
tune. which will boz Of a stunning
yellow hue New York women are ex-
pert in combining money making for
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Dsnee Id the stratford

This evening. al the Sfrstf,r,l
springs hotel. the guests will enjoy
another OF the informal dances which
nave pleasantly besuiled many Friday
evenings. during the winter Not only
are ihey popular with the resident
tu'.i+ hli many of their friends are
invited. The iortmghtly affairs furnish
ing lively weekend events.
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taking part. Mrs. Fred Faris. Mrs. J..
p. Ganley. Mrs. Frank Carlin and
Miss Alice Mcclure will contribute Sc
lections. Miss Marcella Seifert Will
give several readings in her usual de-
lightful manner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18

Hear Mr.. Toulmin OF Dayton to
night. on Commission Manager form
of City Government" A. y. U. W.
Hall. Free
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GERMANS RELEASE
MAYOR OF BRUSSELS

PARIS. Feb. lit is reported at
Havre. says the Journal Des Debats. :"
that Adolphe Max. former burgomaster
OF Brussels. who was arrested by the
Germans shortly after the outbreak
of the war and later taken 10 Germany.
has been liberated and sent to Swift
zerland. where he now is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
VOTES FOR WOMEN"

Friday ntelaencer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18

The reason for our having this the
franchise lies somewhere else than in
our personal good qualities
George Eliot.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Vs.
Va. Fct I'M and Mrs Ward
Lawrence. Mr and ,Irs vs. Kern. ur.
and Mrs owen Johnson. Prank %.
I.cka. Edward Crmh. Nrs Mabel
Hobcson. Ernest o. AyrauI and Airs
D.. 10 stuart wcr, member. off sew
oral driving parties today
Nra vs. s. ST. Meade entertained ID
party off friends at luncheon af TIm.
hurst Sire o. tI Wuuar and Miss
N GIlck were among thc rue.f.
Mra % vs. white arrived from New
York Sho was accompanied ht Dor
nephew. Almond kIetlmarr of Dob.
0IannroI Nr and Str. EHrI rurl.
.Iuin Irt f0r Winston eaIrm ~ O..
They VIII return to Now York early in
The week
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mere ought 20 Re Law in Japan "
Following the program. tea viii he
served by Japanese maidens. and dec
orations suitable 10 the atmosphere of
the play viii be arranged. No sdmis.
sion will be charged and everyone is
invited 10 be present The following
ladies' viii assist Mrs Otto Schcnk in
tho arrangements OF the evening.
Mesdames-
vs.. J W Cowden r. G Darrab
vs.. "a Metzner Elizabefb TsI-on
T. j. Hugus Miss Jennie Mile.
y. C. Byron
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WHOLE HEAD CRUST
OF ERUPTIONS
Had TO Keep Il Wrapped Up. Hair
Fell Out. Looked Terribly In
Three Weeks Completely
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

'-The hreakfns out On ny brothrrs hsad
beran I'm q Eman Diaos Ike q rsah and ths
parfa arVund b we're red and irrftrta.f f.--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18

Sire WilHon Kelley was comrI-
mcntei 90 sewing party given yes
i"rdav afternoon. by Mrs vs. s. Fu-
ION az her home. .Tho Knoll at Echo
Point The affair was quite Informal.
the guests hrIue.nr their sewiuE. at
which thc afternoon WIS devoted lea
was served at 8 o'clock The guests
included.
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The second verse tells of a girl who
left her happy home for the bright
lights Of the city but years TO return
To the old home town. The idea Is
prettily carried out. The Music OF the
song is said TO be remarkably catchy
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Fighting and Notinn

their cause with a thoroughly good
time.
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Sample Each Free by Mail

via sd. F<in Hoot on request hd-
frcss po-t.rsrf '-Cufisurs. DEPT. ". H.--
tea aoid ttrgurhout tlus uorfd.
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~ ths trouhis spresf Hs looked terribly.
a f-ianf NJ 49, to ~ Cutictra 41ss
anf Ointmsnt Affer 20 u--f them ~ two
~ thrse resis b. 80 completely hsaisf '
nisnsfI Nra J. % Aituan no Hamnstead
- Chssiesfon. q q. July ~. 1915
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Miss HIida Ycrtzou was hostess
Jazz evening to o. group of Der friends
yum valentine party ar her home In
FULTON. Decorations suggestive of sd
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Misses:
Entertain Elpina clnh-

Inc board OF directors OF the Columbia
ciHn enter aimed the members OF the
N4plne cluD last ulEut wItA a banquet
ana entertainment. Iu. affair proved
10 DE Nery enjoyable one and "a large
crowd was lu attendance.
MI. John Coleman acted as toaStlnls-
ter. ana after makIuE "a Few brlef re-
mlfhs. introduced t-y. Father TauI.
" up spoke upon "A ulted Lu0rt OF tne
columbia ana Alpine clubs The adj
dress proved TO- bee very interesting and
the two organizations are planning a
NUMBER or auairs 90 be- held Wituln the
near future- 1hc entertainment program
included some very good talent auu the
uluercnt numbers met with tnt approval
81 the audience
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\ number OF young ladies will en-
tertain this evening as leap veal
party. at the Musee alleys. Bowlin.
viii provide an Intensely intercsun.
diversion which will be followed bl
luncheon at the UOge Davis tcs
room. ln the party will be.
Misses
Mario chew Jean ClykCr
Emma Harris Nell Taunahau
Bertha Nolfe Ada starkcs
Ncssrs..
sam MOuntfOrd James CrumD
Howard earle Roy Tononbarror
Robert Nesbitt william Hartley
Ernest Stump
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The young Lady across the way says
her father has a very bad sore throat.
ana she fears from something she
overheard the doctor say that his com
plications may be affected.