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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
By FRANK FOERST

;"'.kHf - mal>., sure that tn" pocket
h""k was $tiil there. jimmie TEL, pt"it>-
al that h" had rest rIlucd himself IL
brushed h! Sweeney as tn" train drew
up. ami as h" passed ga :" IN" Hiati"rit'
h" knew lin" "Auitnti"n "r ;irc artist IN Il
iIuisiied piccc ri work.. The i"rk"in"rS
MAS III his possession.
Not until hc bad reached his h"'.l AMI
wGS SAFE IN IN >rclUslUn at his own
room did h" "NaH.iir til" prlG''--~hANlnS
iIrSt ordered !, liT" in Nl'.W ~ "N"ntuhii-
ties. Their" MAS bunch IL Gr"rnbarkS
ami English notes irialiuG W ~ forty
prundS---no' Il bad haul Ais" there
We're L SC"r'. ur :" uI letters. ,Ilunl"
dropped tn" pOrkrtb""k itself on the
firr. and ruked the Goals round It. Then
Il" settled himself t. read The CORE
$pnnd"nC" hcfur" ruasi%niuE II IL IN,
flames. Waste rot. want not; ana al
though Jimmie held rigIdIy !" tn" Inc
Of business in which h" was :" adept.
Inc was not ayers" /" rrnt!tIuE from the
hy-prudurtS, TN" never knew what in
formation might ~, IN Il better. Iinmi"
had NOR" than once gained It hint Witch
passed on IL tn" right quarters. ha-i
earned him Il rake off, from Il robbery
that WAS decidedly acr"Htahl".
Their" seemed. however. nothing 81
that kiud her" Tn" letters w"r" ru"r"-
y ordinary business JarE"n on COM
m"nrla".S al r"lnin"r"'. and hal! Il
dozen TOR ~ uir"h"riI"n> wh."h It husj-
rrsS :n;,n visiting Europe 'UEiIt a.. ~
pc.'t"d I" carry. IN" hE on tn" tiaH"S
consumed them. fh"n H. cam" :" ,i''
last IN" and hit"h"d his shoulders as he
r"..d. /, had t".n printed hy pencil. owl
i"ntly mt som" trouble.
bear Sweeney:
~, ar" not going tu II" played With
amy longer. II yuu ar. III earnest you
will como oyer and 50" us rh" For
tunia Sa,i$ "u In" seventeenth. The,
evening following h"r arrival. ON" OF
lis Kill wait Tor you h"tw'"n i"u ana
iwcly" at Tn" Albert suspension bridge.
Patterson. You n,u%i maxi" ny Your
mind IN com" II ?"u ar" wise. We can
then S"tti" matters.
y tuam uujy h" Il pichrn,kci AHA retain
a certain amuGut -: human nature.
j mui? bal 4 passion Tor m"l"'rarH:,. lie
MAS fnn, -" thu nn:ir& OFTEN H. had
b.:.n So "n=rnSS"d by tn" hnIr-rH!SlnS
neglected tn" natural facilities afforded
by darkness and entertainment.
Now however. H.. WAS suddenly piUnG-
ed into an fair that promised real life
nlalodrama. Tho printed characters. The
mysterious APPOINT m"ni lat, at night. the
ambiguous threat. wrr" something Tor
mis- imagination Ia EiOat over.
He thrust tn" letter iutp tn" Er". and
vent out in search Of on" Fnur-hnC"r"d
Foster. sometime an associate nt his IN
New York. now established IN snug
little business ~ buncn STORING in Lon
don Foster had been notified IN aT-
vance nf his coming.
He found his four -iingcrcd friend eS-
labShnd under the role Of an insurance
agent al a EriHtnn boarding house. and
Foster was willing and anxious !" show
tho friend Of his youth the town So
thoroughly indeed did they celebrate tho
reunion tina. ten o'rlrck had gone be-
'nr,, .Timmi" recalled tho mote.
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flrnr!is Il. 81. "-nrl:" DIP. Ih:tt
ua> how b.. would nav" pui II nl'hS'u'
fn-rl, archives II III, New l"rh en-
rral Ip.;r,.ti\. bureaus tn description
vas loss ,.nnr,s. but even Innr" plain.
'IarirS tJintni,.) lis. alias Rcd Jimmie.
alias ,;., r\f,.rt pick POCKET -
,., ,;,,,.. ,,.,,,.,,. ,,,,r WAS na,n.
49,. ,,,,..,,it.,l,ln smile
s. , >, ,r ,,r IN. slightest
'iH>t'' '',' ,t 49,. i,,tr baking in
P'"t 80 ~ .,: ,, :, - buI mot
',' e 49, ,,,,,.,t;,,. al NuIbrrry
..,,,
"'-'' ,.,d
England '':t>Hil'i r'. = ',Ai. l.
"hrr', h. c"ui" max" ! .r:Sn S$eI W..
~" past All pui 10 hirri nun ~"
max" I mistake: jimmie naI n" u!t'H
zion 81 reform. Eut III t.nSGthI l't't
w"r" NO records and consequently u''
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! tn" bar counter. Most iHrutG!tr--;'rl-
. Etir--hi,.--'p"Iu' mont.
..\v.-i,'; = SHIRT roster WAS con-
, ,..,,,,u,nS
,. ,.l...r..,, r,,,, ~!
,li''h,-S "'" ""t i,,; i'm, H.,
3 "'', i, 49,, I,,.,, .y,,l,iu.,J
a"E'H rti!h'! |" ~, ''',''I; IMi'''''',
"iN me-" /" '"' "i''''' me-. '''' ~, ~
li'I S""h Na> H. ''7 H'"' ""'''' ~
No. Ti,''h ttNl. , , =,
i'.' :" WI ''t ~ ''''> 49," "
F't'"'u H'S ",St'i' I'm. '!"'''' '",
III AMI hvE'n I" WALK nnlcr in' Eit an;
i"nthcI"s o. ~" $hSi.hSi"h hT'"%'' ~
; htU" eyes rowing fcS'''>H'H """"''
was very I"h'I!. II" ia~-"" = t'',,r-
man. and lhcn Il stout mlhu cam" >a'iu-
l"r!il% ;LtHt"%;>j% along. Sweeney qua ROT
S'"Na Ia r"rucn'%" Jimmie, ANA J!n'inl''
d"i not wish - attract hi'' t'''hl'"h E'i.
,'lir ~ In" corner ~ his EYES H. saw
sweeney lean HH$"rtly ON til" IRON RAM
and ..aaa DOWN un tuc Swl"!uS hinck"n"'l
waters beneath. Til" pickp"rh"t passed
on.
He had gone a u"H"n PAGES when :,
, tlud ~ IF, heavy hammer falling NHrli
wood br"u@h, him aG"Gt with u jerk. u"
had .rccoGmiz"d tn" unmiSt;,klh'" r"H"r,
Of an automatic pistol Int" MS Itnc OF
Signl came L vision 81 Sw,rn"y. ru long
"r on the Pavement. but III til" center OF
The roadway. He was "n his knees AMI
Will. Jimmie ran. he foil forward.
rhrr. was no sign OF an assalant.
Iimmir knelt and raised the fallen man
Ian. tin, body was supported by his knee.
Th.r.. was Il hin irici:le Of blood from
ih,> i.nI;,l,--Si!ch 4 lrci>l" us might 30
,..,iIsrJ !,v :; superficial Surrac" cur. Tho
\n,rri..,n lonSrn"d the dead mans col
lar
II had al happened in n few seconds.
and ,.y,u whit. h." waS trying !" discover
II il,.r.. was lie rrma!u!u; ~ tn" llInv
body. tho couSI;,hi" h" had passed cam"
runuiu.; ~. "Wha.'& wrong here Il"
demanded.
IiHmo satisfied thrr III" man WI
r,,,i. j4.I ill.,. hnd> n1r, gently and
rushed T." iu=t irn" h'* trousers
%,,,..s rs IT,. Stnr.l NJ. This guys been
shot H.. said. 9TH" .r"r' tina: .i"i,., II
,'nn'. hrv, CON" 'nr. II" mast hav" h""n
hiding behind one Of tho hrtdg" sup
ports"
~, ,nuStahl" i'lAr"h a whistle !" his
mouth in swift summons. Then h" ~
trru kn"l' and examined IN" dead mnil.
Tho deserted h"tdg" h.tf suddenly i'"-
; COM, atiyr. In tn" 'naciral fashion IA
whirh = crowd SpriuG. AZ in pilr.%
seemingly Isolated! scores -; :.r"Ti" w"rn
,.,r,.,i,tra,ir:, ON ,h, SPOT Ain"rl: ihcnr
, ,,.',,, 5nttcI Tn. l,lu,. uniforms; of naIf :,
, 'T,,..,'r ~nIi,.,,.,,,n
I;.,,.'; I'D riyr, ~, .,..,. ii,., r hr;u-.
XII ia in ...,u ~. ir.,.-Iv viii,
,n,. r,,m0,,r Of nrIndraIn,. H.. watched
,.i.b ;r,nrrs. thc ,,r,..,iy,. WAY IN which
,hr ,,nIirr handled iii" .,.,urrgcuCv. \
y.;iE lin. original c"ust,hi". ana ,I"n
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AFTER GOOD ROADS.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Noy. i2.--
Chambers 80 Commerce" ami Rotary
clubs If Charleston and Huntington
will further a plan suggested by rh">"
organizations jointly looking toward ~,
,nu@irrIri iou ~ about fourteen miles OF
rnr,nancrt road between IN" Two cities.
part "f whi,n j. in CahCll and IN" ro-
rmaiuG"r ~ Eanawha county. Tho good
roariS COMMITTEE" OF these organizations
hav. been called together for a meeting
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WOMAN'S CLUBS
Wnrnan6 Civic LEAGUE

This evening al S o'clock. The Won.
ans Civic league Of BeIlairc Will
meet IN The rooms nf ID" commercial
club Mrs. e. NJ. Rod"fer, who has
spent several months in Californla.
will give Il lalk ON western civic
pride and q poem will he read by
Mrs. s. Q. Cummnr. Home sweet
Home" by Walt Mason. \ discussion
Of civic problems Will follow.
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kIn1neI Bennett.

$40 ~ ~ .'N'"T m w TT'T -.'I'-''
GRAFTON. ". Va. Nov. H. The
wcddin@ Of Mis-; Ruby Bennett. daugh.
ter 0G Sheriff and Mrs Err Bennett.
and Mr.. rlvd" Harrison KimmrI. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John +. kimmrl both
of ihiS riry. was SnirmniH"d ycStcr.
day morning ~ N:%n "'rlrrk AZ tho
home Of AIR and Mrs Bennett. with
only Il TOW Immediate relatives and
friends present infh ar" graduates
Of The Grafton high srh""l ami are
among thr MOST popular members "f
tn" younger social st. Mr. kimmri i:
prominent Ma>rn They lrfI nn m
carly train after = Wedding hrcHkfa+i
for cincinnati and other Ohio cities Ia
su"nd Ih"ir honeymoon. They will
reside in Grafton Whrr" IN" groom J.;
IN he postal service"
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Beware of Cheap Substitutes.

In these days OF keen competition n
is important that the public should
SEQ that they get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and not take substitutes sold
for the sake Of extra profit. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has stood the
tost and been approved for more than
forty years. Obtainablo everywhere.
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town TODAY as Doctor Pierce arranged with the local druggists o It's
that so many OF Us never suspect '"'
~ Like all filters they
fifty cent package OF Nc' "''
will ~ ned life Send 10 PACKAGE write symptoms
I Doctor Picres Invaids Hotel Buffalo, y y
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The thirteenth birthday anniversary
Of Miss Elizabeth hubbard. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur &. llubbalti,
Of I.rathcrwood. was observed on Sat
urday evening with a dancing party.
Thirtv-IWO guests WcrC invited.
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Mount de ChantaI Study Club

Miss EveIrn Blum viii have nc
members Of IT." Mount d" thanial
Study club rs her quests his alter
moor. The following program viii y"
given.
Roll Call Men III Industry"
Industries Of Am"rira.' Miss Doris
Whitman.
"'rhe American at Work. Mrs. Harry
Srh"Ullrr.
Current events.
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Tho Drama L"a@'i" Department OF
the WOman'S club. vii hold lis regular
meeting this afternoon 2, tho Windsor
hotel, al go o'clock. in Parior a. \
brief review Of current drama will hn
given. the subject for the n,eetins how,
ever. being tho open air theatre and
it's origin in tho Greek drama. tine
Trojan Woman" ry EuripidcS. viii nc
road
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TO PROTEST. RATE.

t.HARL.ESTO%. W. Va. Nov. T.
kanawha valley manufacture who use
gas in SlarG" quantities III their plants
will present IT, III" United Fuel Gas
company II friendly protest against u
prnitnscd advance in tn" rate for gas.
for Industrial purposes which is 10 so
into effect December |. If this protest
does not have til" desired result other.
action will he taken 20 prevent the
chang. in rates. n petition TO the Pub.
lie Service Commission being in prospect.
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Mueic Debartmcnt RccitaIs

On III" third Wednesday ~ "a'i'
month q meeting If the Music Drpar''
mont Of inc Wnman's club. will b"
held in tho Second United Preshyt"r
ian Church. corner Fourteenth AMI
Chaplinr strrriS. Mr. John O'tnnn"r
director
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At the y. ". E. \. The members n'
the ST. lanes Circle Of Kings DaGSA-
tiers vii! meci1;o acw al an all-day S'S-
sion to-day. All are urged TO be pres
or
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S.Iiirh Dance

/ The N-Iil2h club al Martins FrTry.
has issued invitation for Il dancing par
iv y hici will b. given on Friday even
in@. November 81. at the ElkS' riHh
WaIkr~, SayNph"n" orchestra h2'
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WeIIsburo Shakespeare Club

The members Of the WriIsburS
Shakespeare club. will continue The
study of "Thr Merchant Of Venice. ,
Act III To h" read. Miss Flyers is lead
cr in .n- study and will present III"
main ideas. The meeting will h'
held al Tn" home ri Mrs. Elmer HonSh.
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to hc n>ld hcro tn afternoon of Wednes-
day. November T..
I;umd roads advocates for III" towns
aud rural communities between the:
cities will also t." III attendance.
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a rinn ( affee NlSItf

Thr -ec0nA Kaffec Vjsile n IN
Nrion Sociriy is set for Thursday -
This week. n their club rooms "n ~"
South SIDE" \ roast beef supper NH
h." served r"liuwin- The card games
cI lhr aIIrrnnnu and later al nrrh"-
IRA wilt furnish musical program.
10 which dunrnG viii hr enjoyed.
TIN" follow n@ runtmjrtr" i IN "nHrG'':
NrSualnuS.
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Will Meet Today.

hcnn engaged to furnish the music an1
4 buffet luncheon will be served.
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Won7ane Literary Club

Mrs. Anna Il. Bourne will lecture hh-
FORE the next meeting OF tho Woman $
Literary club. on Wednesday alter
noon ~ " o'clock. whi"n IS To be hhih
a. usual. Al the Hotel Windsor. kepTe'
s,riaIiyr~ uf the modern movement in
iiirra'urr will b. studied. in Sir James
n barrie and Robert louis Stevenson.
NcSGaurs Waiter Mcl.Irr. John HupP.
!. r. Yonnc&on and Miss Mabel Hos
ircrtnr are leaders in III" disru$slo?
which will follow TN" lecture. Mrs. W.
H. Wilson will give current Events.
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NO RESTLESSNESS OR BACKACHE TO NIGHT "
Kidney, Bladder and Uric Acid Troubles R"EF7
Misery Eganyo

When the kidneys diseased these na"' filters Go not
all |''S lt
Pains Dro"SeSS
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Have yon lost any rental income
durino the past year? Gould any OF
this loss have been prevented through
timely advcrtis'na7 7u2etf
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Supper at st. Matthew's.


cryatjons by applying Ia Mrs. Carl
| IBCndrl at Birch Lynn.
Supper at St. Matthew's
ON Tuesday evening, Nov. II. from
1870 TO s o'clock, the Junior Auxiliary
OF ST. Matthew's church. corner Iii.
iI"cnth and Chapinr streets. will
serve one Of their justly famous sup
ipcrS ut which time all members OF The
Parrish and friends arc most cordially
! invited 10 come and help the caIlSr of
missions, as that is the work Of this
society. The following persons will
have charge:
/ In Charge of Kitchen.
Mrs. II. &. OGDEN, Mrs. !. N. Birch,
Mrs. Walker Allen. Mrs. t.. \. ASch-
man. Mrs. John McAdamS
Table No I.
Miss Rosetta Emblem, Mis- Jessie
ncNinnry. Miss Blanche WarihCn and
Miss Irene Farmer.
Tables Nos and 8.
Misses Mayme MrrSChrod. kath-
crime MOtrr. Lila Moltcr. Stella Knob.
laugh. Frances Ogden, Mrs. VIM. Cox.
Mrs Fred Govt.
Table No. :.
Misses Marjorie Ford, HHIr,nt Mil
Ter. Katherine North and Miss Jessie
Pratt.
Table Nc. ).
Misses Beta CIykcr. Grrtriiu- NnIl.
Bertha Gablrr. Mrs. j. 4. SccrcSl and
! Mrs. Lee Dohbs
Table No. 6.
Mrs. bon Crawford. Mrs " y.
Stump. Miss Milircn RauschcnhcrG,
Mrs. Harry RubIr
! Table No. !.
! Mrs. W. S. Hamilton. Mrs george
wv. Sternrod, Miss Sarah Dmmack
Mrs. ChaS McCloskry, Mrs. {. T..
Jackson.
Table No. 6.
Miss Laura Bender Miss Anna
Bender. Mrs. George Phillips. Miss
Eva Davidson, Miss Sarah FinncCan.
Tables Nos. 9 and 10.
Mrs. Jos. Rankin, Miss Matr Chew.
Mrs. Jas. Collins. Miss Edith Fish.
Miss Anna Hood. Miss Edna Major.
Miss NcIlr Mnard. Miss Carrie Bachl.
lor. Mrs. II. W. Cox.
Refreshmcnt Table
Misses Mary Nardy. r"rrl Rose.
Nancy Hare. Adelaide NicwcE. Eliza.
beth Linaa. MarGarrr Downs, Martha
,liirSch. Mary ELLEN Str'nrud
Bazaar and Market.
\ bazaar ami market viii hC gwen
by the Queen Esther circle al Wesley
NJ T.. church. 80 Jacob street. Fri
,rlay and Saturday. Nov. II and U.s.
! Fancy articles Of various STYLES and
prices will be on sale" This is an "p-
porluni'y 10 hny beautiful Christmas
presents at reasonable prizes There
will also h" IN large assortment Of
IcandiC$. cakes and pies. Special muSi-
,ral numbers viii b" features; uf both
EVENINGS.
Fred \. Crosse. nj Liberty street,
Elm Grove, wa$ host Saturday even.
ING In party 0l his Young friends.
the occasion being hi, sixteenth birth.
day anniversary. Tn" evening WAS
very cnj0yabIr spent in music and
idancinc, and dainty refreshments we're
served. Tn" guests included:
Misses.
/ Ethel Mccormick. EuniCr Nicor.
Evelyn Fox Laura Elmer.
! Mabel Mctiranahan. Margaret Boyd
! Wilma Winters. Elizabeth Williams.
! Angela Chapman
! McS>rS.
. Paul Ilinklr. Enhrrr Shrnck.
I.awrrnC" KRAFT. James Boyd.
Joseph NOct. Fred \. Crosse
Will Sew Tomorrow.
, Tho Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent so
rioiy will meet in rhr parlnrS Of the
. Itolf Street 'Cmplr tomorrow afternoon
and Will spend u few hours AT needle
work. LGh refreshments will be
kimmeI. Bennett.
GRAFTON. ". Va. Nov r. The
wcddin@ Of Mis-: Ruby Bennett. daugh.
sirr Or ShrriCr and Mrs Lrr RrnnCft
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Bazaar and Market.

Ethel Mccormick. tUniCr Nicor.
Evelyn Fox. Laura Elmer.
Mabel Veterinarians Margaret Boyd.
Wilma Winters, Elizabeth Williams.
Angela Chapman.
MCSSrS
Paul Ilinklr. Enhrrr Shrnck.
l.awrcnC" KRAFT. lanes Boyd.
Joseph NOct. Fred \. Crosse.
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Continued in Wednesdays En'"lli@"nc
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on Tuesday evening, Nov. II. from
$50 10 s o'clock, the Junior Auxiliary
ui ST. Matthew's church. corner Fiji
I"rnih and Chanlinr streets. will
serve one Of their justly famous sup
pcrs at which time all members OF The
Parrish and friends arc most cordially
invited To come and help the CallSr of
missions, aS that is the work Of this
society. The following persons will
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-05-19

Yellow Yam potato slips, sl.50 per
thousand Apply to Win Hood.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. S. Simp-
son on May IL, six pound girl.
See the new and pretty things in
millinery, going cheap at The Style.
Don't fail to see our selection of
graduation gifts. H. D. Peck, Jeweler,
Don't fail to visit The Style for
that new summer hat you are going to
buy.
Children's Day at Lebanon Sunday
commencing at 10 o'clock. Every
body invited
For sale zone registered Poll-Angus
bull three years old. Price $4,000. H,
w. Dickinson.
Christ Episcopal church:--M Morning
prayer and sermon, 1900; evening
prayer and sermon, $780,
Don't miss an opportunity to pur-
chase high grade cut glass at sacrih-
cial prices. H. d. Peck, Jeweler
The Ladies aid society of the Bap-
fist church will serve ice cream in the
court house yard Friday afternoon
and evening.
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SOCIAL And
PERSONAL
Domestic Science Class Entertains

Domestic Science Class Entertains
The sewing department Of the do
nestle science class at the high school
were at home to their friends on
Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week. A rack of beautiful white or
CANDY dresses was displayed by the
girls of the senior class. These dress
es were made by the girls and none of
them cost over FIVE dollars. Each one
was credit to the student and to
their efficient teacher, Miss Bang. Each
class had beautiful display of gar
ments. Prizes have been offered in
the various departments. The arti-
cles will be carefully judged and the
prizes awarded during commencement
week. The friends who called to show
their interest in this splendid display
of work were entertained with mus
ical selections on the Victrola and
were served sandwiches and tea pre-
pared by the girls Quite nice little
donation was given to the class for
the purchase Of silverware.
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A jolly and congenial crowd enjoy
ed days outing and strawberry pick
ing at Mr.. E. C. Kings farm FIVE miles
from town Wednesday. The berries on
this place are luscious for eating, but
are most too perishable for shipping,
so Mr.. King was generous enough to
offer them to his friends. A picnic
lunch was spread at noon and an en-
joyable and profitable day was spent.
Those in the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Dickinson, Mrs. e. c, King, Mrs.
John Bond and son, John Bond, III,
pus ssHqmsqo N d ssmspssN 'ueI
-puqo pug uosIsa . IA 'sIW pug NV
F. w. Lyle, Rev. G. V. Crabb and
Misses Crabb, Mrs. Srat Thomas, Jno.
Gray, Luther Windrow and Joe Rus
sell.
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in Jackson happened when a COW
swallowed snake three feet long and
more than an inch in diameter. DR.. G.
w. Wright, veterinatrians treated the
COW and has the snake on exhibit to
convince the doubters. The veterina-
rian was first called to treat the COW
for swollen lip. Later he was called
to treat her for COLI, The snake was
passed.
The supposition is that the COW was
bitten on the lip by the snake and that
in an effort to dislodge the reptile with
her tongue she swallowed it. The COW
will live and appears to be none the
worse for her unusual diet.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-05-19
Forrest Chapter, U. D. c.

Mrs. ]. A. Wilder entertained For
rest Chapter, U. d. C. last Friday af-
ternoon at her home on East College
street The following program was
rendered.; Reading-Miss Annabel
Moore; Piano-Miss Willie Murchison.
Reading-Mrs. Jno. Crowder, Vocal
solo-Mrs. w. A. Bates. At the close
Of the program ice cream and cake
were enjoyed.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-05-19

Henry Dupree was in Memphis
Monday.
Macon Thornton was in Nashville
this week.
Mrs. VIM. Kinney was in Memphis
Wednesday
Mrs. R. M. Chambliss was in Mem
phis Thursday.
Mr.. Clifford Dinwiddie was in Nash
vile this week
DR.. Nash of Stanton was in Browns
willie Wednesday.
Mr.. Robt Owen is in Memphis to
spend the week end.
Miss Margaret Watkins Of Ripley
was in town Sunday.
Mrs. c. Dinwiddie and children are
spending the week IN Bells
Misses Emma and Cornelia Bond
were in Memphis this week.
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Roberts, Walker.

The Rev. anc IS
Roberts announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Zetta, to Mr.. William L. Walker,
the marriage to take place at Harris
Memorial church, Memphis, in June.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-05-19
Magazine club.

A delightful meeting of the Maya
zine Club was held with Mrs. Dan
Shaw last Friday. A musical program
was enjoyed and an ice course was
served at the close Of the afternoon.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-05-19
Hirsch. Rothcschild.

Mr.. and Mrs. julius Marks announce
the engagement of their sister, Miss
Pearl Rothschild, to DR.. Jerome Hirsch
Of Greenville, Miss.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-05-19

Miss Bessie Smith who has been
making her home with Mfs Dora
Flournoy. for the past wo Years, left
Thursday for her form Z home in Bir-
mingham, Ala.
Mrs. ]. VI f Me0a has returned
from chattanooea VII re she attend
ed the state federati 4 Of Women's
Clubs, ant the diocese 4 convention Of
the Epise opal church She also Wis
tied friends in knoxy He.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-05-19
Gov swAiLob 5 SNAKE.

Jaekso MAY me Of the most
peculiar incidents thlt ever occurred
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-05-19
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