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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-21
MANUF LECTURERS HAVE YEARBOOK
 AS THEIR GUEST
Annual Banquet os Associa- tion Will Take Place
 Thursday Evening.

Final plans for the eighth annual banquet Of the Manufacturers As= sociation, 10 be held Thursday evening at the Strathelds have been completed and 1t is expected that about three huz dred manufacturers will be pres ent Henry D. Estabreol<, an aspfrant for the Republican nomination as president, and an orator Of exceptional ability, will deliver the principal ad- dress of the evening under the /tit1es Business and Legislation.' Other speakers of note will appear. The
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-21
Charge Tomasky
 With Selling In \ Kitchen of Home

Charged with violating the excise law by exposing for sale intoxicating liouor in the kitchen of his home at 154 Willard street, Stanley TomasEy,- was arraigned before Judge Frank L. Wilder in city court today, His case was continued until Saturday morning and bonds were fixed at $15o.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-21
ELM CITY 6. A. R. POST ACTS UPON
 GILMORE DEATH
Adopt Resolutions Similar To Those of Elias Howe,
 Jr. Post Here.
Especial to The Farmer.) x

 New Haven, Feb. 21-At the meet ing of Admiral Foote held Saturday night, Comrade David w. Sharpe brought to the attention of the pot the case of Thomas F. Gilmore, a, Grand Army veteran and member of the post who died Dec 1 in St. Vim cents hospital, Bridgeport, his body being permitted to lay in the public morgue for 21 hours without his fam in1y being informed. Letters found in MT. Gi1more's clothing showed who he was, but no steps were taken to notify the mans relatives. That the medical examiner and hospital author tiles should have neglected to do this waa considered reason for action. What amazed the friends of Gilmore was the statement from the medical examiner that it was nobody's busi- ness to notify his friends.
 Comrade Sharpe said that if it is so that it is not the duty. of medical ex-s aminers or hospitals to notify re1a- tives or friends of people under such circumstances now; that something will be done at the next session of the general assembly.
 MT. Gilmore who was a resident of Wallingford. had gone to Bridgeport to speak at the anniversary celebra- ton of Betsy Ross council, Daughters of Liberty, when he was stricken on the street with ain attack of heart disease.
 The post adopted resolutions sim liar to those that have already been adopted by Elias Howe post of this city and Wa1demere and Uncas coun-- ci1s, O. U. A. M, that some action should be taken to name an official whose duty it shall be to notify reIa- tives or, friends in similar cases in the future
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-21
wILLMoRE BECOMES SPECIAL
 AGENT FOR INSURANCE co.

The local branch of the Travellers Insurance Co announce the appoint ment of Thomas F. Willmore as a special agent in the life and accident department MT. WiIlmorej is well known in this city to all who are familiar with Y M. c. A. work. In the recent Y. M. c. A. membership campaign a great measure of it's sue cess was due to MT. Willmore's ef- forts
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-21
TWO ARE ELEcrRocUTED

Beuefont, Pa, Feb. 21.-Roland s. Pennington and George H. March were today electrocuted~ in the death house of the new penitenttary near here for. the murder in November, 1913, of S.. Lewis Pinkerton, in Delaware county. Pennington is said to have been the first person of Quaker extraction to suffer the death 1,enalty in Pennsyl- vania-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-21
THE SMITH MURRAY 90.
 BRIDGEPoRTs BUSY CASH STORE
TOMORROW, WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY The Store will be Closed.
Special Announcement

Wednesday, February 23rd, M Herman, special presentative of the PICTORIAL REVIEW COMPANY here for two days to explain the distinctive PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
 The patent cutting and construction guides furnished every pattern time, labor and material they the pattern material-and also how to join the parts together.
 These features will be tO home dressanaer and make these than other pattern.
 Meet Mrs Herman She will be able give suggestions great the who makes her own clothes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-21
REV. ISAAC COOK DEAD.

Spokane, Wash, Feb. 21-The Rev. Isaac Cook, 84 years old, former pres ident of Ohio University at Athens, Ohio, died at his home here last night of heart trouble.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-21
ADVENT CHRISTIANS IN
 CONFERENCE HERE TOMORROW

The Sunday School and Loyal Work ers' societies of the Connecticut ana Western Massachusetts Advent Chris tian conference will hold a rally on Tuesday at the Advent church, Park and Putnam streets.
 A business session will be he1d at 10:30 a. n.; in the afternoon, com nnencing at 2:3O, O,there will be addresses by several interesting speakers. also in the evening at 7:3O. Dinner and supper will be served in the church to the delegates and out of town visitors.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-21

Tokichi Tanakay formerly Japanese consul at Seattle, has been appointed counsellor of the Japahese Embassy
 Washin gton-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-21

Carlton ". Arnbro, superintendent Of sewers of New Rochelle. is dead at his home.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-21

Many people will 5oin the thrift campaign in order bo save money for a. cash payment on an ~rtomobile 1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-21
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY

The Swedish society of New York celebrated it's soth< anniversary.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-21

There are 176,701 Japanese in United States territory.
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Rcckward 5 hand wa= shaking. and
his strong. hearT face uaS autveFinS as
he finished
II IT Is otacknoatt. wh; haven't they
demanded rrouAy W IN" i":'ar. Id have
paid anych:nc-auI thing rH;h her i'an inc
girl should ran tn" risk. li"rc's three
days gone sine. Stl> vaUi~h"'i. ltf MAS
working himself into Il petulant anger
II your pcoptN had taken IT in hand
It first. you might have ion" s"u!e-
ching"
I'm sorry. SIR. Eockward SAID Ear-
saclough. II We had Known wIs"n you
hrst reported 1t that your ,!auSht": uaI
been abducted. Nc might hay" hamlet
L. All that can De done : :" circulate"
Z description and har- MIN keep their
syes open. hut you can rely that now
ne have something to =" on in Miss
Rockward's case. she will turn up safe
and we'll in the cad.
The millionaire offered MS cigar case.
.F'oSive rue. Mr.. BarrAclough: I'm Il
little everstrained.'' h.. sail. You DO
your utmost, and if you want money.
call upon Ine---ncrer ,uini how much.
acknowledgements Racracluugh did
not often sni"k" h2lt-Crown tavanaS.
and he took r:." fox with gratitude.
E.I1 in spite. of his professional optimism,
- fr tsct;yr. liz. Z. doctor. IS bound 20
have ~ surface optimism in dchttnG Win
oursiderS--lt was VITA psrp'cA"d mini
that h. made has va! back u nean-
quarters to LAY tho tuatter before his
CHIEF.
ITS a bit out ~ tho ordinary run.
sir" ne said III the privacy ~ thc SUI
periuteudent's room. "Sur&wa dis half
off his head--and I don't woudcr. Miss
Elcic Backwards a young cirl--shctl
De nienteeu next Juue--auG tho old man
would have SPOILED her i he could.
That's nothing 70 the point: though.
AS a matter Of fact. she went out. &C
cord:ng 20 the servants. AZ II O'clock
on Monday norutnS-;hree days ago.
She was believed 20 have hscn going 70
Regent street. Anyway. shes not beer
seeu since. This morning Mr. Rockwa I'd
had letter. This is what Il says. Hc
produced a document and read
Sir: This IS 20 INFORM yoa tnac your
daughter IS SAFE and we'll. S1s Will be
permitted 20 return to Eru uahar!nad IN
probably less ttau 4 week from t"day,
provided you comply with a certain re-
quest which ma l." mad" to- YOU and
which will cost you nothing. This is no,
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Think Spread Of Small
POx Has Been Checked
Schools. Churches and Theatres OF
Martins Ferry Ordered CLOSED
by Health Officials.

The health authorities OF belmont
county announced last night that the
small puX situation was well IN han1,
but that every step necessary 10 check
a spread j. being taken. Schools
churches and theatres have been
closed down and a number of events
scheduled for yesterday were post
pnned, Only two cases Of the disease
have developed and these have been
uuarantined. Tho afflicted are cyril
Davis and Argyll Eaton. Persons who
have come into contact with the two
have been subjected to vaccination and
the homes Iumigated.
Must Be Vaccinated.
~ special meeting of Martins
Ferry officials and members OF the
hoard Of education held yesterday aft
crnoon. il was decided that schools
will resume Wednesday morning at
the usual time. but every student must
nrc$ent for inspection health certlf,-
cate of vaccination. This includes the
teachers also. TO those who are un-
able 10 pay for vaccination. arrange
ments will be made if they notify
Health Officer James Freeman.
Plated Silver Toilet sets at Hill
man & Sons.
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! blackmail. You wtII ta wise !" remain
quiet and NOT approach tbs police.
The letter is unsigned and in palpa
bly, disguised handwriting. Il was
mailed 1T Wtnchmors Hill and is posi-
married midnight yesterday. That, Of
course. only means that tho only rlac"
were certain the writer will not bc
found in Winchnnro Hill"
There's more than nno kind Of black
mail commended the chief In some
could be- induced TO throw his weight
one way Or the other. it would tip the
baiauce.
Yes. 6arraclough sucked In his
lover lip. OF course. I've not lost
sight %; that. suppose l have free
hand
"F:utireIy. Mud good luck TO you"
KarraclouSh went away TO begin pull
ing n" obvious wires necessary in an
inI es'iSation. Two Photographs OF tn"
copies and 20 supply every division OF
nc Criminal Investigation Department
TO say nothing III the more important
provincial police forces.
In their little studio on the second
Stor:. the staff Photographers were uu-y
! with tho l:ttrc that had been sent L"
Rockward. TN" Of the shrt-slecved as
sistantS came ~ tel! Barracl'uch that
all was ready lie followed the man up
! TO 4 narrow. windowlcss room at one
screen. TIN. photographer touched a
switch, and IN" screen alone remained
| iltuminat ed. Then he inserted d slid.
in thc magic lantern. and the letter.
magnii"d enormously. leaped into be-
ing.
Very carefully Barraclough examined
the enlarge meat. word BY word and let
! ter by letter. He had had the thing
! thrown on tho screen not because ha
{ had any definite idea as 20 what he was
| 70 look FOR. t'It on tho general principle
| that il should b. submitted to the min
| utcst possible "xamiuatio At last he
| ca me To tbs final word and drew back.
| Thanks" he said. 1T doesn't help
much. out thai isn't your fauit. Ey the
way, have you got the focus right?
The edges Of the letter seem TO DC in the
| shade"
The photographer switched on the
| Hight That's not tho focus, Sir That's
I on the letter Itself. There's a kind Of
| pinkiSh shade on the margin.
} The tint around the margin Of tho let
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
Doctor Tells How To Strengthen
Eyesight SO per cent In One
Weeks Time In Many Instances

getting glasses. Eye troubles of many
descriptions may hc wonderfully pshe
fitted by following the simple rules. Here
ia tho prescription: 30 TO any actte
drug store and get a bottle Of bon-Cp'o
tablets. Drop one Eon-Ortn tablet IN =
fourth of glass of water and allow 70
dissolve. With this liquid taths the eyes
two 10 four times daily. You shouIo
motto, "our eyes clear up perceptaoly
right from the start and Inflammation
will quickly disappear. If your eyes are
hothering you. even a little. take steps TO
save them now before II is too late.
Mary h0peIcssly blind might have been
saved if they had cared for their eyes
in time.
Note: Another prominent Fny'icitn 70 Wnom Us
,hnre article was submitted. said: "Bon-oDto !,
r,r, remarkable remedy. It's constituent insrediehu
are vel, known 10 eminent specialists ana Wia','
prescribed by them. The manufacturers guarantee L.
n strengthen cycssht % per cen: in ona weeks LIMO
In many instances or refund the money. 1t c,o oA
h,,iret from ans snod druggist and Is one OF 'hn
rory fey rrepargtions feel should Ia Kept on bann
D., ocular Ms. In almost every family. II Is so+o N
wheeling BIZ Cries, Co. and other drlSEista
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A Free Prescription You Can 1aV'
Filled and Use at Home.

Philadelphia. Pa 20 %"n wear sI"ss ~,
Are you a victim OF -" strain "L o. -I.'i
.y, wca knesseS" e 81, EoH VII pT 90"
~ know that according t" Or. h%WIS
mere N"E is real hope for you. Mary whose E
ives we, we're falling say they have mao
their eyes restored through Inc PrInctIp ins
NJ this wonderful fro" prcScrlptl0 C,e
man saws. after trying ii: II was almost
h KIM Sould not see 70 read al all. Now
can read everything without h.a,sr amy amy
F'< 80. A. nirhr .they would pain dread
[uIiy now they feel fine all the time II
vas like Il miracle TO me. lauy VIZ
used il says: The atmosphere sccin:n
hay with or without glasses. pu, " I.':.
everything seems clear. can even rItH
fine Drini without glasses. 1t IS pc
licyed that thousands who wear elitS 50
can now discard them in Il rca:".apiF
limo md multiiudcs more Will o.; ape
Ia strengthen their eyes :" as !" ~
spared the trouble and expense OF ever
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Thr following 10 from Huntington
PAPER aud Will he read with interest ny
The local friends nf Mr.. Burke. who Ia
tho son Of Mrs. =. {. Eurh" At tdc-
wood
1T has been oman secret ~ the
city hall. for som" time that Arthur ".
Burke the new city chemist and hact"ri-
ol"glet who same hero from Wisconsin.
had left hts heart in tho western STATE
but the date of The wedding WAS not
learned until Yesterday
ION rcrnmhrr ., Mr.. Eurko "a :" we'd
~ chicago Miss Hazel Sturt"NAnt.
their engagement having heen ~" cut
minatinn Of q rnmanc". which had NJ
beginning. when Mr.. Burke was stud
rnt OF tho University Of Wisconsin:
Miss SlurtcvAnt was n high "rh""l
student th"ro. The wedding viii he
solrmnizch quietly in 81 Fr"ShE'Hr'an
church. at Chicago. Miss Sturicrants
h"mo.
Mr.. Furko is a Young man or four
end twenty years. and when he departs
r"yi week I" Chicago 20 he married. he
will carry with him ~" hest wishes OF
JTuntinctor'S official family. After n
honeymoon Journey. they will return /"
Huntington t" TAX" up their rcSidcnc"
there.
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to use only pure roseated cream. as It is
an entirely different thing from ordinary
face creams and must not be COMPOUNDED
with them. l personally prefer Creme
Toka!on tPoseatsd). but any good brand
will do. If YOU have wrinkles get box
OF Japanese Ica Pencils and use them In
connection with the cream and you get
quick action on The deepest wrinkles. II"
matter Of how long standing. in one
nights time and awaken on the morrow
TO witness mos: astonishing results.
I personally guarantee success In
every case. in any OF my newspaper
articles which 1 write on subjects relat-
ing to beauty. or 7 will refund tho
amount paid for any products which |
recommend provided you take your
dealers receipt at the time You max"
your purchase. MY American address Is
S;none Mariex 20 West 22nd street.
New York.
NOTE: Tbe manufacturers II rene ToSa,nn
HoSeoted haze such urboucded confidence In their
paricula- brand. that they offer to ooeit $4,000 Ia
charitable Institution. II |: he shown that l.
viii not Danish every complexion oleEnish and SiSn
most Astonishing beauty Ia wr!nSlod carc-w worn
aged women In three days time IN rlany Instances.
prrc from Baer's Dr'lE Stnrr Stone & Thomas. =.
Shook Co.. or most any Suod druggist In this citS.
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Child Study Club.

At the Stratford hotel. Thursday af-
| lernoon. the regular meeting Of N"
| child Study Club VIII be held At 2:3h
y. IN. The subject for discussion is De .
! rertivc and FrecocIOuS Chilhren.' and Il
! PAPER on the subject will be read 10y
| Mrs John w Gilmore. Tho hnstesseS
are Mesdames Harry Hamburger and
Arthur Schmidt.
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wel1sburg wo1nan's Cluh.

In the parlorS OF the Hamilton Ciut.
the Woman's Club Of WcllshurE. will
meet on Thursday afternoon At , o'clock.
department work OF HON" Economics
will he discussed 10y the Cha'rmhn. Mrs.
Henry Elig. other papers ara: Homes
The Greatest Need oi America" Mrs.
NJ. l.. McGill: THE Housewife IF Yes
icrday and To-day" Mrs. George 6. cur
It's Th"r" will be- parliamentary drill
and music by the club quartcttc.
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Invitations Issued.

Adding 10 tho calender ri social
crcn!S for this first week nf n"ccIul'"r.
j. tn. ,i;unrc Mt the M"rrautil" rluh.
this evening. from un'il !" o'clock
cards ana dancing will afford enter
lainmrnt and from then uriil midnight.
dancing will hc enjoyed by large mum
her nf th" younger members "t tho "lnh.
WIN prefer this paStime. frrf. Jelly
will furnish the music for tn" dancers.
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WOMAN'S CLUBS
Enna1 Suffrage League.

Miss F'lorcncr Hogc, Will have tho
'rriadelriIia district branch Of tho
Equal Suffrage League at her HON" In
CIV God. tomorrow afternoon AT 2:3n
o'clock 4 program VIII t." given anu
the meeting is open 10 visitors.
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McCullaph-Eil

Al the parsonage OF the North Street
NJ. 2. church Saturday evening. At s
o'clock the marriage or Miss Yvonne
Marie Hill to Or. Joseph McCullagh waS
&olemni2ed by R"v. Roy McCuskrr.
There wcr" no attendants. The couple
will establish their home in All al rae
lively furnished apartment on North
Main street The bride is the daughter
nr Mrs Mary Alexander of North Wheel.
Ing and is we'll know IN large circle ~
friends. Tho groom Is tho son Of Mr..
end Mrs Joseph McCullaSh. ST.. or this
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The next social affair OF the i"ca'
lodge Of k;lks will he held NJ their cl9n
home on Fifteenth street. MONDAY even
ing Of next week. December II. This IS
their regular open house and club night
and the committee In charge is alrea ~
occupied with the plAns for IN" al
fair which beSDcaks its complete
success. \ popular orchestra mas
been engaged to furnish the latest uahEe
music and Manager Habcrstick Will mayo
in charge Tho supper. which Will Or;
novel In It's appointments. The usual
large attendance is assured ana lhS
event is being anticipated with a 6rea'
deal oc pleasure.
Tic committee in charge includes hoth
the dance and amusement committees
with the following members:
MesSrS.
Harry Str0nbel Dave I[raus
r 2 EoulEe Buck Windsor
Harry F,rkhart !. W. C'umminS
Harry King Jr.. G"nrC" PhllllPS
Or. .. ". Burdat,s Ted Eiig,
John Reid Mark Nllpano"
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Shokeaoea,,e Club.

Mrs. Estella Kirkcr is h0stt+& 1t thH
| eG7ilar meeting of the ShaktSpeare
club. this evening. Mrs. II. l.. Judge
has been charge of The arrangement Of
the program. which will consist OF book
! reviews.
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Outlook Climb.

Mrs NJ. T. Boyd will have the mem
! beers az the Outlook cub. as her guests
! on Thursday afternoon. The following
| program will hc given:
! The roads Of Il country are in pro-
| portion 10 it's civilization"
/ Roll tail--HiStCric Spots.
! Lincoln Highway. 60. Mrs. r. +. Harden
| Dixie Highway ...Mrs. holland +. Craig
| Appian Day Mrs. John Fisher
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luncheon Friday.

The local chapter Of the Daughters ot
the Revolution, will give luncheon nj
tho Windsor hotel on Friday afternoon.
which vii, honor tho state regent. Mrs.
George ncRolt Of F'aIrront Mrs. John
r. Garden acting regent Of the wheeling
chaptor is in charge and will ho assist
ed hy n committee re The follnVlnE:
Mrs. r. A. Graham. Mrs. John II. Nc
Clurn and Mrs Roy G.. Darby.
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1000 LOST IN CYCLONE.

I.nNnrN. Dec. =. .%> j.. MA Con-
trail News d"$irIiri fr"n Calcutta says
il is estimated .unn lives wcr" host in
til" recent rycl"n" IN i'Udirh"rrr. tn"
chief 81 tho French possessions III In
dia. Tremendous lama%" was iniliri"'i
throughout Madras: prov NO.. Four nun
drcd bodies have been found.
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,ir";tt rrr ua rnti"nr ar" h"inc ln"n" nv
y r:nh"r. If tG" Twi: o. which Mrs.
Reed 'SniId jH chairman. for III" cake
and pa ,iri momtil. nn" n' ~" features
nr tho Twl2e. Christmas hazar planned
FOR December :. y; ih" f:lk@' club. MI
iimd- o. n"ur-innd" goodies. im"ln,IinE
hrrri. "ah,~. .,r"ki"s. pr"s"r:'t. J"l',"F
M! rliu 0udiin::. ~I'' h. offered Co.
-. TL,. honrh d"+,rire nd Vii
douhfirs- h.. accorded - mn..; liberal
i,:.t r0HI=r
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Charity Whist Tuesday

In the rooms Of the Mcrcautiir clan
Tuesday afternoon. from until >
o'clock the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent
rarty. Mrs. Charles SrrnrhCrn and Mrs.
Herbert Snnnchhrn will /" h"StcsSes ana
society will 'nioy their fort nightly whist
will snrvc light refreshments. during tho
late afternoon. The proceeds Of tn" ar
fair will br devoted to charity.
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Current Events.

Friday afternoon. Il; III" Windsor
hotel, at o'clock. Mrs. G"orE" !, be
Bolt, of Fairmont. will again lectruc on
Current Events These meetings are
mos, Instructive and Mrs I'n Bolts pre-
scntation is extremely interesting and
told simply.
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decide NOT To RAISE
THE PRICE Of MILK IN WHEELING

which occurred in industrial plants OF
The state, the operations OF which are
subscribers to the workmen's compen-
sation fund. OF this NUMBER Ten
resulted in fatalities.
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P-,sci1,a rr,nrovenept Climb.

Mrs. J. z. NcWIon. VIII have mo Fncn :
berS Of the Priscilla improvement tluh.
as her guests on Thursday afternoorG
Of this week. Mrs. 4. l.. Lynn VIII lead
I'm the general discussion. having az a
tonic .-fhe Lilo OF a Bee"
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Enchre and Dance

4 benefit richr" and dance. viii be
held ut the Carroll club. December >.
for John Ralir. 4 nurnher of his friends
have arranged the affair which will he
In NIL it's details thoroughly cnloyao!e;
Prenaratlons for a large number OF
guests are being made and orchestra
music will tc provided for the pleasure
Of the dancers.