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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
JEW NOMINATED
For Associate Justice of Supreme
Court First in History.

President Wilson has sent IL the :
-enate the name of l.oul- -. Erandle-
tor A--ociate Justice of the Z nite.i ~tats-
supreme Court o. -ncres.i Ju-tlrr i.s-
mar. sis-, ex-sd
Mr. Brandie- ~ lew, les,i-r in tl,r
Zionist movement i"r the establishment
Il Hebrew government in PalI-tInr. n
lawyer OF great ability. /. notei rriorr"er
n such AN extent that -pne call him AL
rxt<rme radical. and Publici-t oi na
tiorsrl note. II tle >enst. confirms the
appointment Mr. Brzndie- will be the
ir-t Jew ever to serve upon the supreme
Court There 10 some opposition To tine
appointment developing in the senate.
not upon grounds of race or religion but
~cau-- of the extreme radical vIrw- of
dr. BrsndIe- upon public ,lus-tiDn-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
DRY" BILL WOULD
STOP CIDER SALE

Richmond, Va. Jan. 81 -VIrgini.'s
ir~t geDersl prohibition ball, indor-ed by
tie Anti-Ssloon I.esgue. wss introiuced
IN tie state s~nate Its provisions, said
- ~ a. drastic a. those of snv pr..hihi-
ton measure ever adopted IN any state.
are.
Provides for prohibition by legislative
enactment n prevent any q 'e-tion ss 20
tire constitution aIity Of the enabling sct.
Prohibits the msnufssture and sale Of
wines and beer after November J., 1916.
Permits interstate shipment, unser
drastic regulations. Of one quart Of whis-
key, one gallon OF wine and three gallon.
Of herr every ~ dayp.
fSoeihio snsissay - s.ls q eidw.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04

candidate for the ofiio- Of nite.i stats
senator. Allow me o. rfnI,hatically cay
that ! shall not be q candidate 81 any
lactiOn. class or interest I -hall ask AMI
hope for the vote of l:eI-l,llcan- II all
sslk- 81 life and shall NelcOne and ap-
r'rerizte the support of all. and, II nom.
mattel anil eiertei. -haIl CONSIDER the
rights Of the people anil endesvor o. give
isir play and square desl o. all. I
now repeat that have not ls-.-otne the
candidate of any i@rtlon but am making
NY appeal u all Of the K~pubilcan- oi
Vest Virginia and have i~en amply
z~-~r~h AMI leel convinced that NY can
didacy tends o. promote harmony within
tie ranks 81 Cur party. want % 49,
the RePul'lIcsn party entr~nci,e'i behind
the % FORTRESS 81 Harmony and ~hethsr
! am succs--ful or not in my eBort- I
shall iai-or M -e@-pn AMI out o. that end.
~ ! have done ln ti,e past
In making their nominations every
Kepui,licsn should ;~ar ln mind that
'Ye-t~rdsy's succe-- belong N y~-ter-
day. With all II yesterday deie4t- and
-orro~-: the day . here. the time -
now and pnt hls -liouldsr " tie wheel
AMI interest himself IN nominating tic
men - STANDARD hearers Who will bring
succe-- and continue o. n.sse g,,.--ii,le
futnre vIctorie-.
Ny only Iistiorm = kepui!icsn prin-
ciple- and the ple'igr D. endesvor o. live
faithful o. the tru-t. sni u - upon the
question oi sl,ility and svsilsbiiity for
the pzrty's future that Republhsn- mu-t
submit their c.-e tor the deci-ion oi the
members Of their party.
! shall ~ pleased b hear from all and
earnestly ask for sud hope that may
te honored With Jour support, which
will - greatly appreciated.
Very cordially your-.
ALBERT a. WHITE.
Parkersburx. w. Va. Adv
February \, 1916.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
LYNCH LAW
IN GEORGIA"

o. rom liir Ncw York World }
tive Negrp,--. ~ Americans. were "a
ken from tl'r Worthy county isil ~ ~vi-
ve-ter and iyrsi,ei. i,uf no United STATE
~en~tor na~ introduced re-piution ca.i-
ing i"r intervention in f.rorgi4 by the
nit'-i STAFF. Tie Negro~~ wers hanged
b. TIE iinh oi trcr and their lrplis.-
hi'l'liei With huliets. tut fgrr-- in -
wrath > not clsmorirg for tie instant
INVASION of ',eprgia ~ federal force- q
vndiraie the rigIit- - American citizsn-
Nei;ier senator F<I. II New Msxico.
nor ~enatpr Bosrsh. ~ Idal,,. hss made
an innFa~-iDncd pi-a o. the ~enate that
the brutai murder 81 i've Americans hy q
'ieoryia mob 10 sveng,-i in blool and
tie national honor upheld IN the eye- II
TIE world. Tie victims of the sserrsis
mob Dbl not carry lnited ~tste~ pas--
forts either. Trey hsi not s-kef for .
military escort. They were in jail and
under the protection Of the authorities II
is~- They werr not IN q semi-bsrl,arou-
forrlgn country infected With bandits and
gleriils iorces. Their personal safety
wss plesisri by the laws Of the state Of
0sorps snd The peaceful ehazsessr Of he
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
JESS WILLARD MUST
FISH! C0L0RED MAN

According TO the view Of the Washing
tim Herald. = paper noted for 10. fair
"es-, Willard must fight Negro. Til.
'I-rald hes this 10 say concerning the
5000" offer 10 Jes Willard. champion
hesvyweight OF she fistc world, 20 box
>am Lsnsford. regarded by many ss his
most ~orthy Opponent. "Mr. Willard
At the time b won the championship
announced hat he would never again
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
Big Guns in
The C0aHieLds

tics,i in scuie fnreign nations. do favor
an all q'rate armament To- guarantee th.
T, Poaer and pre~tisa %, our hg among al
the nsti"r- ~ llr- earth. regardless OF
what Il may r"~s. and tins I believe is
the -'-ntiment nf tie patriotic SONS oi
America throughout the width ami
rssdti Of the nation.
There l. "i.iy one party whose prin-
siple~ have i'm the past stood for a square
deal for all under the fsg of our country;
there l. only one party that has said L.
All men. blark snG white. r,rh and poor,
your voiss, your rights ARE equal. AMI
snail i'e 80 tfeate,i and re,-n ngnizs,l: and
That party. gentlemen, y"u and have
tile high privilege of belonging to- least
my lint vote tor it, nominees when our
'nartyre,i Mckinley was on it's ballot for
the presidency. and have never ~werv-
'~i from my loyalty In its nominees up to
this hour have always been interest. a
enough in the c,untry's welfare to as~isi
I"'iiticai.y in What / .ieeue,i To he tia
lest Interests of tl.r greatest number. amt
have contributed iyom my earning |
~hai lrlt ! Mas justified in doing for |
tn~ rurf'"~r "f keeping the grand Gle |
putty "fgaaizsd and ever ready for fh. /
Tray, ~ ! pr"gsO~e Ia Ia i'm the future iu-i \
- long As she stands ior ihs principles 1
tho~e founders Who .-onr~ived t an.
'iasie ls'->ii,lr What D. ha~ accomplished
The history of the RrI,nhinan party J.
'''r history oi thi> republic inr more Than
hity years. and "a" aiver>ity has t~-I
Experienced in this Period except wh-i
t1r party wa> "ut II power. Why shoul,
Ne not all i'r proud to t.s. nrnter- of
l'arty "I zurh great achievements
ADMINISTRATION or STAFF
AffAIR~
Il am indeed yiai to he. " ith you h..r,
. might amt IT, 80 ,.bratr with fhi- cnl
- "'r "i itsrl rtrr m -nilcr-: INT A..ior,
] ri''-e ! fsii,St ii-.-u~~. I isrl a lev an.-
'r'ii~ which interest u- in IT,. matter ,tl
tate aflair~, AMI my administration a.
GOVERNOR IA particular. I am cratelnl Q,
ny many friends uhroug.sout- ths stat
Ior the l"yalty and support they have
HNen me. and ! am e-pes.ially grateful &
'h" iri'nd~ VII" have been stalwart i'm
Mcdowell c unty IL has fs-.n due large
y To tins stimulus that u hss been p,-
'ibis Tor tn' q" put into eilrv-t through .
friendly legislature every promise mad
u the Tt'oI'.e in our parts platform OF
l'l2 and 1911. resp ctiNr'y IL l. trus |
,,,d ,.,;,;,.,-,.. -.
'''"'
4 TIN ..t,..,... -, =,
.,i-,.r,,,.. 81 -
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
r" Ksrt Eir,~ N"rEK~ 90 M,Ib,utti
Csa>r,.


Csa>f,.
Fri~nd-
When one -toP- n consider that i'm
1917 the highest vote east Tor Kepub-
lic~n nornine~ Cor stat ofic~ wa- ~. 5lg
me can resdily r~slize tlse physical i'm
Do~ibility that c"bfront- q Republican
ctndidste. IN the cour-e OF the next four
~ 'nth-, ~ ut IN touch With all II The
members n his own party, either by ct
tor or meeting them personally Itwould
10 pleasure 10 me ~ write and have
the opportunity II meeting every Repnl,-
lean m the state and have heart %
heart tslk before the primary. shall
eDdesvor o. grt m y uch with the Re-
publican voters IN every bonorsble vay
and intend to make an extensive sp~as-
ing tour and desire 10 extend n all a
most hearty and cordial personal invi-
tstion n attend any meeting 7 may all
dre-s In thesr vicinity in order that I
may have ~ rriviIsge and pleasure Of
srectins 10 person ~ many a. po--il,le.
Ia y hoped that no one xill hecome Of
Tended h>csu-e of not receiving . ter-on-
81 letter but, on the other hand. I hope
IN receive the heneGi Of the hearty sup
port and sctive veco-operst'on Of my friends
- well - sil ~ho may feel kindly To-
ward my candidacy. want % assure
one and sll that shall sincerely sppr--
cisse eli iefIovss in my b<hslf.
Is = nssdls. for M 70 ssy that have
- R61ebais.n all NJ hSs snd sn
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04

Mrs Dora Washington. of Gary. nn-
derwent an operation At the welch Lo.-
pitsi recently. She is getting alrng
nicely and is expecting 10 40 home -..op
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
ORNAL EVE Mt
FQR VISITORS
RECEPTION LAST EVENING AT
Y. w. c. A. OPENS WINTER
INFERENCE.
Banquet Tomorrow Evening at n;
Second u. P. Church-SxtensiVc
Preparation5 for Christmas
Carnival

- In;roduc;N: toUr visitors 20 the
!urInnerS o: III" louH@ Woman's
Christian a>sociation. 4 reception was
hei,, las: evening a. which Miss
Edith Stanton and Miss Elizabeth
Dean. OF New York civ; Miss Eliza
beth Hughes. of Cincinnati. and Miss
Rnbhan. % YOUNGSTOWN. o.. were ;he
honor guests.
This wa planned Very informally
and presented me visitors. preceding
;he. winter conference which will
open this morning e. tho residence
hall Quite q Gutub"r called and dur
iug Inc. evening Miss HUGHES spoke
o: II" aim OF these conferences aud
what they hope 20 Gain in the mental,
moral ana social efficiency of hose
VINO are CLOSELY identified with me
work OF n" ;;>Snc;atinnS. AMI through
'hejr activities 70 bring 10 all girls OF
all stations = greater meaning in the
worth OF their efforts and Il broader
conception % lit". IN members Of
the association are invited 10 ATTEND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
| VI HEADACHE: III
NEURALGIA PAIN
GET A 10 CENT PACKAGE OF DR..
JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
AND DON'T SUFFER.

When your head aches YOU simply
must have relief or you will 20 wild.
It's needless to suffer when you can
take a remedy like DR.. James Head,
ache Powders and relieve the pain and
NEURALGIA al once. Send som"on" 10
the drug store now for dime PACKAGE
of DR.. James Headache POWDERS.
Don't suffer. In a few moments you
will feel headache sOne-no
more neuralgia pain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06

and This morning from 10 o'clock until
it:51. Rev. Il. +. l.. Sirid"r OF ST.
MT;'h""s viii lead in a lecture on
e hrisiian Fundamentals" Then from
II Until iI:au. Miss Hughes. executive
of III" Ohiu and West Virginia field.
will speak on "PrrSonai Evangelism
Other lectures during the week. both
mornings and evenings. will be no less
Interesting and cordial invitation is
cXiendrG: IA al members 10 attend.
Las; eyening'S affair was in charge
~ the religious committee Of ~@hich
Mrs. !. {. Whitaker is chairman. and
refreshments Of punch and waters
we're served ar 10 o'clock By Misses
CIarmond Mcndel. Sarah Whitaker
and Eliza FriSsell.
\ thc ,rnrn..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06

Gcl;anium. Civil service clerks. small
business mon ami mailcn ladies', hf
commented. 'WOnd"r what some OF tho
n"ishbors will say when ;hry learn who
GW"Hnic IS. Come on, boy. You better
wall, driver.
Not q soul did they meet as they
sauntcr"d down the diiIiy lighted street
SCrutlnlHInE the numbers on each side.
Al last Cranlcy lifted his hand in signal,
and his companions Joined him outside
thu Sate at which h. Was standing
No. io7 sir" hc said
They advanced up the PATH and Ear
rac!"uEh piled knockcr and bell. In II
little while Il light was switched on at
an upper window. They heard foot
Steps. Then j light sprung Up in the
hall, and tho door opened
\ skeleton of q man with dcep-sunk-
lank!y about him stood pe"rinG out at
them. "W"ll," he demanded CURLY,
what is it,
Cr;tnIcy leaned nonchalantly against
the door post so that 1t WAS Impossible
10 shut III" door. B;trraclOuSh. daZZled
somewhat T." The sudden glare Of cleo
trIc light. wrinh!cd his brows at the in
tCrl"culrr.
THAT you. Vclsonc" he said, as he
picked out the features OF the man
flows Gw"Hnic"'
Il don't know you retort"d the other
And my names not NclsOn."
barraClough stepped inside. no. very
likely not" he admitted coo!ly. Snail
We cut ali that OUT"
y sudden baZ" OF wrath famed IN the
dull. +unk-n eyes OF the little man. He
Withdrew his right hand from beneath
he folds nG his dressing gown and the
blue barrel Of n revolver showed in the
,lcr;ric light. "ND funny business" he
warned. You guys can't play ii on me.
Cr%nl"y l~ap-d swiftly. Tho rcTniNr;
cracked n0iSIiE rs II" ovcrhoro the /;
lie man and they fell Il wriggiing he" 81.
on III" tiles. liut Nc!Son STOOD ~
chance" IN rather less than sig 500
ondS h" was GiS;trfn"d ans hanGCUt.r.:.
EarraCioUi,h picked ul' tii" rcTu! .''-
II know YOU w"r" gUnmau, Nc.SoH.'
h" observed quietly hut djir'; thia-.
y"u were a tool. You wouldn't haV'
pulled out the w"aT"n unless YOU w"r;
mighty frightened shat something was
going 10 happen
You go to bia&"S." said the prisoner
suuk;!y.
MI right" Tie inspector added the
formal warning: 40 n"ci Ia ."ll you
we're nulic" officers. Anything you say
may H. used as evidence, you know.
You look after him. Gender. Take him
iatu the diniug-room Cranley. you'c
better stay at the door"
Concluded in Fridays Intolligcncer)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
rnnse present includcd:
SDragC-Knight.

Marked by quiet simplicity, the we'd
ding OF Miss I:ctta Knight 10 Mr.. JnhE
Sprags took place Wednesday evening;
Nnv"iilh her %. ut O'clock at the home or
Tie brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. II: H..
Knight. OF HarriSvill" .. The marriage
was Solrmuizcd 10y K"V. F. q. Wise. of
Nd"na and the service was attended by
only tho Immediate relatives and
friends.
'rhe bridal couple entered the rarlor 20
the melody Of the LnhcncTin Wedding
March. Suftly played and took their
nla,,., before the officiating clergyman:
The bride was attircd IN u gown az
white Grorccitc crepe banded with tat
r";a and made over Il foundation OF
white satin. She carried Il wedding hou-
UU.t Of white carnations.
Decorations throughout tho rooms
were IN yellow and white and n III" sup
per whirh followed. all appointments
were IN these same tones. The Edison
furnished music during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. SpraGe lett for a wcd-
ding trip through the principal cities Of
,he east. tho bride travelling in Il hand
suncly tailored brown suit. E"th yoUnl;
people have n larG" circle OF friends
who extend their good wishes and con-
gratulutipuS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
Will BANQUET Thursday.

IT ~ j. !T..Mir IS N tNN rONGr9 "a non
o:.i Sunday school. "t tn" Second INIT
",i Fr"%Hr;"rian r!tuT~r over t"ctEo
lar. 90. 80. ar" iuv;i"d !" 4 banquet
,,.,l"rr"W- evening. - tn" church. Ih!S
VII. g.. served 10y tn" Young People $
- Jet IL tn" church At C o'clock and
t,... Mons i:itIn class members will be
Ir.,.t9 l.; connection 4 program viii ne
,:Iv",I. " hiri will iHrlId" addresses ana
:..u~l",l :uu.h"rs. E"T. NJ. y. takln
of ~ Presbyterian church ut St"nh"n-
-iiie will ,,.i,y"r an address and Mr.
!. pirt-ou. superintendent Of the
-S.r,n,! T. I. sunday Scil"ol. will speak.
Nr ,;:auar, Marsh will xiv" musical
;.ur"h"r and Mr.. Waite" Sadirr will sing
a.,G Mr. I:;"h"r,! My VIII contribute
..nr-c. SaIn Tho" will hn n business
session - follow. ~ which officers will
t." ,>l.,':ssl fnv IN" coming year. This
,....a: : anticipated rs i@rE delightful
affair unI viii ts largely attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06

Stomach Trouble causes a multitude
OF ailments. and often results in Gall
Stones. Yellow Jaundice, Acute and
Chronic Indigestion, Appendicitis,
Constipation, Auto-IntnyiCatlOn. Gas
Pressure, Fear OF Heart Disease. Can
Ger and Ulcers Of the Stomach and
lntcstines, etc, eIC. One dose OF
! Mayr's Wonderful Remedy has proven
successful in thousands Of cases Of
Stomach Trouble. This explains It's
enormous sale. Has been taken and
is recommended ny Physicians. JUS
tice OF the Supreme Court, Congress
men, Lawyers, Nurses. Ministers,
Farmers. Educators. Mechanics -
probably your own neichbor. Many
owe their lives TO Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy. Thousands say il has saved
them from the knife. Contains no
alcohol or habit-forming drugs. FREE
booklet on Stomach Ailments. Ad-
dress Geo. II. Mayr. Mfg. Chemist.
Chicago. Better yct-obtain a bottle
OF Mayr's Wonderful Remedy from
John Coleman Co., Or E. II. Greist II
Co.. or any reliable druggist. who
Will refund your money if II fails.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
Red Cross Society.

laya INFERRED further meetings until
mo FIRST Tuesday q: january, when
they Will no resumed with lhclr Gus
i"uIry on"rgy. Tuesday has been the
@unr m"rI!nG day hut owing to me
days, il has seemed adviSa Bile tn post
pom. the n"N; few sessions. The work
- m0Si Summrnlable and much has
h""n accomplished III the preparation
81 hanGaEr&, SponG"s. congresses ana
lhc !.f".
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C1rf1 pnrty Today.

\ very pleasant social i"S;iNity "f to-
day will h. tho card party ut l!r car
roll club. this afternoon. by the Ladies
Carroll Social r!ut. at which Miss
Angela l:a.hmau Will h.. hostess.
Nr.dl"wu"k with cards as usual provide
II few hours OF pleasure which Will h"
followed by tit" serving Of light re-
irCShmcntS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
NO VERDICT IN B1ooNsH1NE CASE.

rUAELESTpN. W. Va. Pc". Tho
United states District ''"Wrr jury Whirl
held Ii" cas-" a. .Am'lr"w Martin. m
ICl"d for alleged operation "i u ir",'N !.
shine still in Ni'hulns county r"r"r'"!
today thai Il failed "a :i%rr'. and was
dismissed from ll.,- case.
Another trial viii Il" h'ld u III" NEXT
term of CuUrI.
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Suburban Literary Club

y "Eilry" program VIII b" ctvyn ms
afternoon Il, tn" Stratfurd hotel ~ ~"
Suburban Literary c!Uh. Mrs. H"hrii
Darrah AMI Mrs. Jnh2 Admins viii XIV"
readings and social hour viii fuli"W
at which ihr hos,cSsn.; are Ia he: M"S-
danes Herbert ulmSirHd. W. IS. Nall
son. \. q. Plant, George Cameron I. L.
Flanagan. Jr.. Jessie Tomlinson.
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,Con,fnu.d from Mondays lntcilis"ncer)

{ t'NtElIl, q iI''llI Hl'll'"' '''N''''
\, Ton o'clock H. and tran'"N hhd De
KAN Il fresh t"ur--ihiS nm 81 t"' go,
l.,.. rooms and restaurants 81 W.; "
End. TIA" sergeant WAS P"""' - a
ru2l,d Than lie would hay" cared 10 a"-
init. III" could HAY" TriIsp%H IL II III
had been seeking SonI- parti'H'aE C'o'N
Who could have given definite Ini"rii'a-
lion. hut apparently i'arra'!ouEh -,
rn.:reiv qucSiiuE around III SEARCH vi
srrnI. !3u: Tor the life Ut han 'fasleE
could not sac how an INFECTIOUS u'S."
rni,iI h. connected with III" thrcat"hinH
.IrItr. ihai had been written u Tie h''i-
llonair". -
Hut everything has an end. y sjF'nS
banG vas making an uHucr'urFfh, -,
n,rindy 10 tn" laughter ana COW IL , 81,
ri hundreds OF men ana women Gus
ed in ,wos and thr"cS about !itiic ian!tS
under shaded lights as i'arracIpuhn an
rranIry entered the basement Oh one ~
lh. great supper rnomS-WhSi@ I'o "tI-
ever dreamed Of taking supper. y irock-
coated under manager caught a glimpse
of Them out of the tail -! ms eye anu
promptly threaded his way toward thehl.
i:arrncinugh laughed.
Lust having walk around-thatS
ALL" hc explained. Nothing to Eec
alarmed about. We knew you re away"
i'I,uscd /" s"c us--rh' "rahleF'
Til. official smiled and rubbed his
hands. The lGopriclors liked 10 be on
g,,ud terms with the police. were very
..arciul-yuu know that, MI. barra
rt"ugh.
!yn,!,.I. ..", %r,;r I,rruSc to con
- y" %
Sir.f. ,l.;,.. o..cr Rarra-
I'm'"H We ' ;,'r', - rho hir
'I""En :mp pi liz H. r:,;1, sittinr ri
Wif!"F"' MY DIS ',n,.' ri.-hi Ne,
'h" 'lEh'h L""'" VII
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=, ~, 80 ~ i,,.n AMI rr.iIrairu
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Gift Shop Exhibits.

TviE Number one. known as tho Gift
Shop. Will literally be q gift shur. It
has made n specially OF incXprnSivH
articles. ana viii hay" more than 40
novelties At /" and - cents each. any
nu" o; which IS practical. and daintily
boxed. making a remembrance III itself.
90 Il ME" littl" surprise toward Filling
til" Christmas stocking. There ar"
many other unusual things ut 90 cents
and III to one dollar. many ~" hand
made :t,II hand painted and include tn"
latest novelties from the east. You will
ind many Of the pretty things. described
and ILLUSTRATES in December N"Eu" and
Nanit? Fair. i"r sale at III" 'iift shop
There are Adorable" things for children.
haln for that pr"hl"in---th2 mai!~-aud
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Ladies' Masonic Club

n n" >c0tIlsh Rio CHtn ctl:aI ms
al'c.uuun. ne ladies who max" up he
Masonic card c!Ib. vii hold thcl" reg
uiar social session. f"om : uniil D
uclnck. \ luncheon Will be served at
"u:rh tn" usual IS. emily q: guests
Will b" served.
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WOMAN'S CLUBS
Music Department

This afternoon. al me Windsor ho!"i
th, weekly r-h"n:Snl of tho Music De-
partm"ut'S ,hor's Will bc held at
n'clucl. All m"nher$ are expected 10
attend. Mr.. John p'COnuc: viii direct
III" work.
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Third Twig Preparations.

'ractiv" huuihS at the TWiG's Christ
mas Carnival ThursGny, Will be that Of
the Third TwI&. VIII" vii! offer unilm-
tied varieties and uuInfItl"S OF home
hHkrd pastries. Their assortment VIII
iir"luhr all In" choicest products Of
tia" Kitchen. which will ho cniiCirgly
displayed and will loo assured ready
Sal". Plum pUdiinES for Christmas
paT dinner hav" hr.n made specially
ami will n" rr"Jtily boxed. for the pur
chaser. All sorts of home made S""d
things viii b" their contribution to
what will b" one Of the largest under
,hhjnEs which has characterized their
activities III connection with the ONO
Valley General Hospital
Mrs. Reed NJ. Baird is chairman IN
ChIrG" "t the TNiS. whose members IN
rludr:
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Sic@arS.
Enhancement Announced.

At her horIn OF the South Sui" Mon
dav evening. Miss lila Sick was hostess
20 A rarity Of friends. at whirtl IN" very
interesting news Of h"r engagement |"
Mr.. William Henry Of MCMrchen. was
announced Saturday. December Is has
boon chosen rs TIN. d;,r" OF lI"r wedding.
Tho guests at Mondays affair enjoyed
many pleasant paStiru"s and at late
hour a prctt:ly appointed luncheon wa*
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Elks' Socinl Affair

fHcnm- tie social program Of next
Week with interest viii l.: the dance at
til" Els 'luh. on Monday evening. As
;h"ir r"%Ala" open huusc and club night
this event. i attended with more than
tn" i!~'iai aniirlrHii ion. and will M
doubt j." accorded Il record breaking AT
tendance. Orchestra music will b. pro
r:'irG for tie occasion and supper will
hr served.