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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01
Aftcrno.s, Tca.

Miss Corrinne Barksdale was
hostess Monday afternoon. Swing a
tea to her house tarty guests. Miss
Moses Wall OF Wrthsge and Mrs.
Earl Parker Of uullas Misses Lola
Mccartney and pa Holland met
the guests at the moor Miss Barks-
dale. attired in { pretty white taft
fcta frock with 4silver trimmings.
introduced Miss Nvall of Carthage.
and presented htr sister. Mrs. Earl
Parker. OF Dallas Miss Wall wore
a pink party IN ss with rose bud
embellishments. Mrs Parker was
attired in exaiiNte white organdie.
with dainty facef trimmings. stand
ing with them vfre Miss Sidna Far
rar and her gutst. Miss Tedo Noel
of Ennis. and bliss Margaret Glib
son. In the mubie room Misses Sal
lie Lee Sheltou Elsie Mccartney
and Winnie MCCARTNEY served tea
and sandwiches. Misses Lillian Roger
and Gladys DALI of Palmer we're al
so in the music foom and gave some
attractive numbEs as the guests tar
ried to drink eir tea. Mrs. J. ID.
Kirven and Nh Burke Ralston
stood in the f2ding doors leading
to the dining rdom In the dining
room we're stationed Misses Dossie
Mccartney, Raioey Harrison and
Margaret Edwards. serving brick
cream, minis aAd cakes. Misses
Margaret Kemte and Marie Smith
babe the guest3 adieu at the south
door of the dining room. About sew
eny-five called Curing the afternoon
The music rdbm had tall vases of
American beauty roses. and vase
of La France buds we're placed on
tfe pian1 ri d dihihg room had
deseratioasSs gsunfiowers with
shades OF yehlm featured in the
othtr 4e9 taeH &. Palms land ferns
besAeiasd ttAe deception hall where
thgs sQests enteted.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01
Lumpkins Famii, Reunion.


The eighth annual rfunion OF tho
Lumpkins families wF held last
in the grove az the nome
OF j. NJ. Lunapkins, petr Nash. There
were 1870 present amp twenty-eight
families represented. Four genet
atoms were also represented, the
first generation being X II. tohnai-
ly, A. l.. Connally, Mrs j. NJ Lump
kins and Mrs. Lou Adkins, and G.
C. Connally OF CulHan, Ala, tue
latter member bein4 absent lhe
fonrth generation was Pattie Clair
Pinkstons granddaughter OF MI ara
Mrs. w. Il. Pinkst4n and great
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
M. Lumpkins. In Hhe eight year
there has only been pne death 10 70.
family circle, the tYo-year-oid ehiiu
OF Mr.. and Mrs keith Johnson
There was a fine 4inner served ~
the grove, barbecueR sheep ana pig
making "a delightful part OF th'
menu. In the AFTERNOON water
melon feast was enbyed, and supper
vas spread in the grove before tins
Euests departed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01
sunday Dinner.

The children of " Joseph Key
.or,b of Buena Vista enjoyed big
sunday dinner and happy day last
sunday at the honIe stead at Buena
vista Those present. were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Keywofth and children
d clyde, viii Ketworth and Miss
Hattie Keyworth. who live at the
homestead John K{yworth and fam
ily, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Buck and
two children, Mrss w. d. Knowles
and the Rev. NJ, W. Wagner. Fried
chicken was the CHEF feature of the
dinner. though alf other accessories
supplied the mene.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01

kt.uIcAGo. Sept. s.--officiai an
was made here Midday ut
the offices OF the General Managers
association that the following rail
WAYS had lifted the embargoes on
oerishable freight: Chicago and Al
ION. Illinois Central and Chicago and
Eastern Illinois.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01
Dinner Party.

Miss Corrinne Barksdale enter
tanned with a dinner party Saturday
evening, honoring her house party
guests, Misses Irrna and Buena
Barnes of Arlington and Mrs. Earl
Parker of Dallas, and Miss Moses
Wall of Carthage. The table had a
cluny lace cloth, and the central at
traction was a golden basket tied
with yellow ribbons HOLDING a large
bouquet of Sunflowefs. A six course
dinner was served. After dinner
the guests played cards and danced.
Those present weret Misses Barnes
of Arlington, Mosesk Wall or Car
image, Esthey Roy OF Arlington
Margaret Gibson, Wipnie Mccartney
the hostess, and IL w. watson
Charley Davis, ALBEIT Mcpherson
joe Johnson, Henry White, Wayne
Mcknight. all of Fort Worth, and
Joe Harris of waxa4achie.
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ldM~~-Vy ~ BY Miss Matte Middleton. Old phone eso
Croquet Parry.

lnez Chapman. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. t. II. Chapman. gave a
croquet party in hdhor of Elsie
Stiles of Dallas last saturday after
noon. Nectar was fserved between
the games. The nfreshments con-
sisting of pineapple ice cream and
cake were served Fby Inez Chapman
and Flora stiles. After the refresh
ments the guests were entertained
by a drawing contest in which Flora
Stiles OF Bethel won the prize and
Willie May wripple won the BOBBY
prize. The guests were then enter
tanned by mu4c and other games.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01

DALLAS. Tsxas Sept. 2.---Tas
Katy today lifted the embargo on
freight which has been
In effect since Wednesday. A blankei
embargo on all freight was to have
become effective this morning. at
'o'ciock.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2.--Tne
southern Pacific announced today
the raising OF the embargoes. ef.
fective few days uro. on livestock
shipments.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01
Tkeater Party.

Monday night the members of Miss
Corrinne Harksdale's house party,
accompanied by their escorts, en-
joyed a Heater party at the Dixie
to see Tie Spoilers.& Special seats
were reserved for them. and after
the show they went out to the home
of the nostess and had sandwiches.
tea. mfnts, cream and cake. The
party Included the young ladies who
we're in the house party at the af-
ternoon tea, mplimenting Miss
Wall of Carthage, and Mrs. Earl
Parker of Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01
All Day Bridgef

The members of the Kappi XII
club were entertained with an all
day bridge party Wednesday by Mrs.
Earl Parker of Dallas At the home of
her parents, Mr. md Mrs. G. 1.
Barksdale, in Trinity addition. Mrs.
Parker was member Of the Kappa
Ki's before herr marriage. The
luncheon table was conferred with
yellow sunflowefs, which filled a
golden basket. Place cards were
the hostess cflling cards tied with
tiny white ribbons. The guests in
Guided Missea Modena Hawkins, Hat
tie Lee Hofnbeak, Blanche Hol-
land, Corrihne Barksdale, Margaret
Gibson. Winnie Mccartney, Sallie
Lee Shelton, Marguerite Mizell,
Moses Wall of Carthage, Margaret
Jones of Kaufman, and Mesdames
Lee Lasswell, Harry Knowles. Tai
mage Newton and Robert Phillips.
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|'sLOOK PA. HOW
.GETS-IT' WORKS:

Liza Your Corn Right Off--Neyer
Fails.
"Esyer in your life see a corn come
|out like that? Look at the true
Iskin lfbderneath--sm as the
lnalm of4your hand!
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01
seventh Bi,thday ccleyrated.

Pauieta Tankersley celebrated her
seventh birthday Wednesday after
noon from to 6 at h9 home on
Kaufman street. CREAM and cake
were served, followed bylan automo-
bile ride. The guests Eere Velma
King. Angie Fleming, q Y Thorn
son, Tom Thomsoa, Elkabeth ,Tnn-
nell. Mary Thomsos Ttneos Wsatt
and Vance Carmen Tahkersley.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01

Miss Iryy coke will leave in a
few days for Hafld in Wlioaiser
county, where she Twill teach school.
Miss Coke taught last year near san
angelo.
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"hh Wv " = %.4.r,ss@ F"N*
to chips and pineappfess Guests
outside the club incluted Misses
Rhedia Wicker. Dossse tnd Winnie
Mccartney. Lillian kdker. Marie
smith, Henry Aldermany Margaret
Watson. Margaret Edw Srds. Ruth
Pickett. Alpha Penn. Lois and elsie
Mccartney. sidna FarrafA Edith Ko~
ger, lnex Singleton Margaret KEN
Bile. Matte Middleton. RAiney Har-
rison. Allie Barcus. Moddna Haw-
kins. Juanita Ray, HeIeit DuBose.
Hattie Ice Hornbeak. verna Erwin,
Blanche Holland. Gladys Briggs.
Birdie Loe Mahoney. Lucil8 Harding
and Mesdames Burton Prihee. Earl
Parker. Charles Dahnke. I'd Du-
Bose. Carroll Todd. G. G Cooke,
Forrest Upshaw. Earl Brown. w, G.
Tenery, Herman Colemans Harry
Parkinson. Vera Hughes OF Wills
Point, w. W. Walston. Fletcher
Curry. Erlin Holland. jack Hood,
VIII Hines and Robert Wdbb OF
Arkansas Pass. and G.. c. Waegoner.
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Attend Ennis Wedding.

Pierce Mccartney took n party Of
Waxahachians to Ennis Tuesday
evening to attend the Jemeson- Mat
kin nuptiais al the nope OF inc
brides grandfather, Df ]. G. Log
gins. The party incldded Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Brown, Mpses Lola and
Elsie Mccartney and Riss sidna Far
rar. The contracting parties were
Robert o. Jamesonfof Dallas and
Miss Antoinette M&kin of FL Paso,
The bride has beef living with her
mother, Mrs. Glen nie Matkin, at 81
Paso, where Mrs. Matkin has been a
teacher in the ciE schools, for nine
years. Mr.. and9Mrs. jameson will
make their honf in Dallas.
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House Party Guests Entertained.

Miss Irma Cole entertained Miss
Corrinne Barksda3e's house party
guests with an III day bridge party
last Friday. fhe luncheon table
held a bowl Fl SUMMER roses, Five
courses were served. The house
party guests were Misses Irma and
Buena Bafnes of Arlington, Mrs.
Earl Parker of Dallas, Miss Moses
Wall of Carthage, Mrs. Earl Brown,
Misses Sallie Lee Shelton, Corrlnne
Barksdale and Thelma Cole made
the other guests.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01
AUT|FUL SHADOW LAWN
| ABLAzE WITH COLORs'

ne railway has lifted the Gnu
ON livestock and perishable
a.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01

Among the joung ladies' VINO will
go away to SCHOOL this year will be
Miss Lola Mccartney who leaves the
eighteenth I'd Randolph Macon at
Lynchburg, "a; Miss Reba Single.
ton and Misa Margaret Andrews who
will leave BON for Sherman to en-
ter Kidd I8y college. Miss Rhih
Pickett whk will 70 20 State univer-
sity; MissfMary Forrest viii go to
Southern Methodist university AMI
Misses Christine and Candle Haw-
kins willfreturn to Southern Method
list UNIVERSITY at Dallas.
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on visit to wichita Falls for five
weeks, reNirned ome Wednesday.
Rev. and Mra q. II. Hogan re-
turned Thuradsk from Manitou.
colo... where thd spont their veca-
ton.
s>
Mrs. w. r. Crawford and little
daughter. Kathfine. OF Midlothian
were the guests iof Mrs. J. A. Fore
In the city Thursday.
10
Wayne Estes IND Miss sellle Ice
shelton and Misc isla Estes and sam
Estes OF Dallas lin attend the Ma
jestic In Dallas tbnight.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. webb OF Aran~
sas Pass have be5n tho guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. q. G. Vaegoner this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wfbb ana Mrs. Wag-
goner will no Il Ladonia saturday
and win Wait the home folks there
for few weeksf
-
Miss Jeannett6 MeDuffie Ii ex-
|pected home tonorrow night FROM
Chicago whore &he has spent the
summer studying art and methods in
education. MISC Robbie Lancaster pf
Ennis went WITT her.
80
Miss Estelle* Dunlap Is spending
the late summbr In California. At
ter several weeks stay in Colorado
she went on To Los Angeles and will
|atay until late In the fall at Paci-
lie slope sumtyer resorts.
-
Miss GladW DAILY Of Palmer has
been having a delightful visit for
some two weeks with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Biyinss
In fast End. Miss DAILY is~~ssIentr
ed musician and socially
ed, aud has eoRN.
Der Of hoass p.seiaot ii II
classed anon AZ
''o' PreciD
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01
Progressive House Party

Miss Harlan Miller was hostess
Wednesday evening TO the pkpgres-
sive house party that has betn en-
joying a series. of evening enttrtain-
ments for tho late summer. Picnic
supper was enjoyed inlthe yarQ. and
was followed by cards. danelile and
music. Guests were Misses alpha
Penn. Lola and Elsie McC4rtney,
Margaret Kemble. Sidna FarrA, Luz
ellie Harding, Lillian Roger. N arie
Smith, Corinne Barksdale. Mitrgarei
Gibson and Moses Wall. and Charles
Simpson. George Hines. janis Wat.
son, Aubrey Welbourn. john Poin.
dexter, DR.. Blind. Bill McElree, Joe
Harris. Albert Cert. Jimmies Rock
well, Beyy Biggers and Mr.. lCrook,
Miss Sidna Farrar. daughter OF
Nj. and Mrs. sii IL ar. VIII teach
In the grade schools at Ferris the
next season.
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GAY BUNTING
EVERYWHERE
Tur GROuNgDs ABOUT MANSION
GAYlx DECORATEO WfTH
FLAGS AND sTIsEANiEisS.
WILSON UP EARLY
~
The prcsislrnt Arose Esriy TINS
Morning and Prepared ~ Take
Up Fight for Rc-Elerfion.
| II Formally Notified.

SHADOW LAWN, Long rraarl,.
n. j., sept. 2.--<Sverhanging cIoNe.e
and occasional splattcvs 81 palA
greeted President Wilson wlsen ~
arose early this mnrniax and pve-
pared 10 take ap the party css'ks'
end begin his fight Tor rc-esec-
ton.
a land brcexc from tjtc s"sst WITH
west indicated warm weather fue
tho day. Law mssts hung over sne
ocean. Tho forecast WAS TOR t'ossa-
HE SHOWERS "a mar the gayety q ne
notification cercnsonlsn sclsesiulesl
for four .,eleck le cnlon.
l,SSnss this afterpt ION. rs1i-
~ sisis Miss Lon pie ~ ty&
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01

Miss Ethel Hamiltdp. VINO spent
the summer with her\parents' VI 2
and Mrs Walter Hamifon, let ioi
Chicago Tuesday nightA IN ofdei ~
make her destination b4ore the I'M
pending strike. Miss Hamilton tooh
her master music degree at the oh''
versity of Chicago last June anu
viii teach this fan and vinter at I'll
gin, Illinois.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01

Mrs. wiley hcLaushiin and little
daughters hast returned TO their
home in Dallif. after a visit 10 Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Fears on oldham
latenue.
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Abshower.

Friday aftef1g pom. August rs, Mrs.
Myrtle Powell hwas agreeably sur
prised when, Oh looking out of the
window of hcH new home on the
Oyilla pike abbut one and halt
miles from Req Oak, she saw sew
real buggies turn in at her home.
These buggies we're we'll filled with
people that had come to spend the
afternoon with sher and to see her
new home. Sha was given a shower
of pretty thingslw which to make
her home ATTRACTIVE, such as center
pieces. wall pockets, towels, man
tie scarfs end numerous other
things. Forty-tto came, in all, and
among them were Mrs. j. B. Elder
and two children, Misses Nettie Da-
Wis and Vernon Hays, all of Jard-
we'll, end Mrs. J. E. Morris and
daughter, Idella of Waxahachie.
Mrs. Powell showed her apprecia-
ton by her face for she could not
tell it in words. Ice lemonade and
cake were served and a few pleas
ant hours SPENT
~-.rr.
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A GUEST.

Miss lola Burks, who has been sec
Rotary TO DR.. Hoenbeak for fife years.
has accepted the secretaryfhip in a
large manufactures concern at
Memphis, Tennessee. whSfe she went
the early part of the summer to
spend her vacation With her sister.
Miss Burks is a ve1 efficient stem
ographer, and she yade many friends
during her stay i9Waxahachie Be
ing talented /bloist, she was a
member of the/ central PRESBYTERIAN
choir and wiYalso be missed there
Mrs. Rosf Cannon of Ennis visit
ed Mrs. i. f. Cannon in the city
this weet. She will leave Saturday
for Oklahoma where she win join
Mr.. Common. and will stay until
Christmas with him in Oklahoma.
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Ruth Stephenson, Connie Kirk and
Emma coor4r. and nineteen little
Children.
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Ahilene Guests EnIertained.

Miss Lillian Windolh entertained
last Saturday afternodh with de-
lightlul forty-two partt at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. atd Mrs. c. H..
Window. at their elegant country
home near Ike. Thq event was TO
compliment her sister, Mrs. Sam Orr.
of Abilene The liting room and
dining room we're given golden
hue In the profusiul OF sunfowers
scattered about in Eases. In cut
for the prize Miss bucye McDuffie
was presented withIa hand embroi-
dcsed towel. Refr(shments consist
ed OF chicken saifi, olives. potato
chips, saltine flakks pineapple ice
and waters. The quests were Mes
danes A. ]. Rice. ]. II Graham, c.
W. casebier. c. VI Witherspoon, X.
n. orr, Charley aeller and Sam Orr
OF Abilene. and Kisses Bessie Ora
ham. Elsie Grah,Sn, Clara sullivan,
Lucy McDuffie add Vera Criser
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Open House f4r Guests.

Miss Corrinne Harksdale kept
open house for heV house party
guests Sunday afternoon. In the
morning the guests motored u
Hillsboro, where thy were served
break fast at the Weaf hotel.
-
Mrs. II. u. TimmonS and Miss LAT
rine Hickman have returned from
two months visit 70 Bristol, VII
ginia. They stopped p Houston en-
route. and we're accompanied home
by Henry ID. Timmoik. grandson OF
Mrs. Timmons. Mrs. ITimmons sass
ii rained great do Whlie thss
were away, and peote OF bristo
feared an epidemic meht follow ah'
she cut her visit shoF MISS Ldu
rine had lovely visa and enJoyeo
the social pleasures y BRISTOL very
much.
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Miss Madge wssner. who has bessss
on visit to wichita Falls for five
weeks, reNirned ome Wednesday.
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LEROY Bertrand IL the guest OF Won
Keller Aubrey II Denison where he
went to attend J. picnic and outing
given by the Rot and Gun club Lee
Roy is 10 be principal Of the Milford
tseIlhol ana gill boon begin his duties
there.
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REV. and Mrd q. II. Hogan ~
turned Thuradsk from Manitou.
Colo. where IND spent their yeca-
ton.
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GREECE
Irf cu.ARATioN
u Et'E ~
: Jo'''lTH.

Henry HnwkS, Lee sork.
Sullivan. Maute Eastman auHc
ter. Miss zeta Eastman. clydos
erspoon. letter zals;on. T,
Workman. charles Flynn.
Flynn. j. S. Bynum, Charles Z
heydcn. r. Delk. Clemmie
dleton. Ed bennington and NJ
Grace Delk. ddie aud Anna D
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Hardware, crockery ware, graniteware, tools, camp outfits, buy them and save money at Holt's.
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NOME. ALASKA. JUNE 19 1916

The district attorneys announcement that he is preparing to institute vice crusade again raises the question that has disturbed Nomeites at intervals in the past and has also revived the same wide range of discussion that has at tended previous similar efforts
 It is a question which presents many sides ana varied aspects and is subject to many interpretations. That public vice is condemnabe in whatever form It appears will not be gainsaid by any with a proper regard for the moral virtures. A restricted" district is an admitted evil in any community in which it may exist and must be deplored by all right think people This is we'll understood by those who have given the slightest at- ever that in spite of the admitted evil of their presence, there IS a certain ques- tion of expediency arises in connection herewith which has resulted in their retention in the majority of towns and cities of the earth It is said that such are necessary. It is universally recog- nized that public vice cannot be wholly eradicated, however much it may be de- nounced or deplored. It may be restricted. confined or abated to cer- tain degree but it cannot be wholly abolished regardless of the efforts of law and the activities of moralists and re- formers Hence t has become recognize cd as something which must be tolerated. because it cannot be effectively sup pressed It is something that will not down though all the forces of law are turned against it. Not q civilized coun- try in the world but has at some time made efforts to abolish it from their midst but with little or no success. Towns and cities innumerabe have enacted re- pressive measures of the most drastic nature but all have had no better result than to simply conceal the evil from public view.
 In few eases were the measures adopted more than a palliative. They did not eliminate the evil except in trihins degree and the usual result was to sim ply cover up the conditions while at the same time making the evil more insidu- ous Considering these things We fail to seem wherein the contemplated vice crusade is going to benefit the moral or social welfare of Nome. The announced intention of the district attorney is to suppress prostitution. But. can he do it effectively? The mere closing of the restricted district will not abolish pros- stitutlon any more than will the prose- cutlon of individuals stop thieving.
 Though a watchman be set at ever door prostitution will still finger and 1t is futile to believe otherwise in view of the evidence of centuries No one should blame .ne district attorney for wanting 10 enforce the law as 1t is laid down for him on the statute boks. That Is his duty. The question is will rigid en- forcement of the laws relating to public vice be a benefit to the community or will such enforcement merely transfer the evil at which they are directed from one locality to many? By closing the restricted district the public practice of prostitution will be eliminated but will 1t not continue to finger concealed from the public eye If it does. and the his- tory of vice prosecuetion shows that 1t
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WEATHER RECORD

Tho following tAhae ahoWs the av- srase temperature TOT each day for the the following yeGrs:
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:

The best guarantee you can have for n successful issue of your clothes is to patronize an old established house; a house that wants you to come back and be their permanent patron.
 Such house is the Nome Tailoring Co, we make alterations.
 We do cleaning. pressing and repair ing We make suits to order. We ap- preciate your patronage.
 NOME TAILORING co, 'etween Segerstrom & Hagen and Zeh-
 ner's Jewelry Stores
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Entered as see0ns-oiass unastar Esh. 2e, Fs0z. at the pDStodacs at Nome Asassa, under sns Aet Of Congress cf March 1s7s.
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SHOE REPAIRING

Have your shoes repaired NOW Lea ther and supplies have advanced out side sky high and arc hard to procure at any price. We are well supplied with materials and will not advance prices until We are compelled to. Our work is the very best that can be done
 P A PETERSON SHOE co.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-19

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-19

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