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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-03
THE GRADY COUNTY
SINGING CONVENTION


The Grady County Singing conven-
ton meets at Alex the second Satur-
day night and Sunday in May The
Regular time of meeting--it will be re-
membered- is the fourth Saturday
night and Sunday in May but on ar
count Of the literary fcaoos teachers
having to leave about that time it has
been considered best by many Of the
leading singers Of the county as we
could get word to to change the date
Of the next meeting to the second Sat
urday night and Sunday 50 that the
teachers might be able to attend
On account of there being an extra
amount Of business to attend to such
as the reading and adopting Of a con
stitution and bylaws, the election Of
officers and other regular business
such as is necessary at every conven-
tion, a business meeting will be called
the second Saturday afternoon at
o'clock in order to dispose of the bust
ness and to keep it if possible from in
terfering with the main singing Satur-
day night and Sunday
The places which wish to be repre-
sented at the business meeting must
see to it that they have delegates there
to represent them. And then let
every one in Grady county who is in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-03
FATEOF BONE
DRY BILLIN
BALANCE
Should Petition Effort Fail Bill Becomes
Effective in June, But Vote Would
Delay 1t Till Aug. 1918
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Oklahoma City April Effective
ness of the Ferguson "bone-dryp bill
passed as non-emergency law by the
sixth legislature, may be postponed un-
tile the statewide election in August,
1918, Should success crown the ef-
forts Of certain interests seeking suf-
ficient signers to a petition requesting
that the bill be referred to the people,
the law may even meet with defeat at
a general election
q. c. Patton corporation attorney
has been consulting with Attorney
General Freezing regarding the correct
procedure in order to bring about
referendum. A copy or the petition
together with the ballot title will
probably be filed with the attorney
general this week. A campaign will
then be staged to secure the required
number OF signers The law requires
that one-fifth of the total number of
votes cast at the last general election
be attached to such petition, which is
applicable only to such laws passed by
the legislature which are not effective
Immediately upon signature by the
governor Should the signers prove
too fey the law will become effective
in June.
Political men here today were al
most unanimous in the belief that the
main object of the referendum was to
postpone effectiveness OF the bill
Federal laws covering the same ground
are already in force. The liquor mems
hope is the possible evasion Of the fed
eral law if the state law is crippled.
The Ferguson bill, over which the ref
erendum is threatened, reads as fol
lows ut shall be unlawful for any
person in this state to receive direct
ly or indirectly any liquors, the sale
of which is prohibited by the laws OF
the state, from a common or other car.
Iier j shall also be unlawful for any
rc son in this state to possess any liz
uors, the sale Of which is prohibited
by the laws of this state, received di-
rectly or indirectly from a common or
othsr carrier in this state. This sec.
tion shall apply to such liquors intend
ed for personal use, as we'll as other
wise, and to Interstate as well as in
trastate shipments or carriage. Pro
vided however, that scientific institu
tions, universities and colleges, and
bonded apothecaries, druggists or
pharmacists may receive and possess
pure grain alcohol, as provided by the
laws Of this state, to be used only for
such purposes as are prescribed by
the laws of this state.
Punishment is provided for viola
tions
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-03
Observation-Disclosures
IANIINIDlIlNNINllINIIININllIHNNHlI
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The county commissioners made a
clean sweep of the months business
at a single sitting yesterday and en-
gagged in several lengthy discussions
at the same time. Following are the
minutes Of the meeting:
The resignation Of Joe Wigham as
constable of Rush Springs township
was received and accepted and on pc
tition Of the citizens Of that township
T. G. Parrish was appointed as his
successor.
The judgment OF the district court to
r M. Frey in the sum Of s64.7o was or
dered paid
Compulsory school scholarship was
granted to Miss Josie Simonds Of Rush
Springs for $3.50 Clara Smith Of
chickasha was allowed SIS per month
as county charge, Mrs. S. L. Bare
field was allowed $40 a month as a
county charge
A petition was presented for an az
peal from the decision of the county
superintendent to create new schoo.
district out of Nos SO and AZ and
make the new district No. 80 and on
motion the old status of the present
districts was sustained
The quarterly report OF G. T. Gar
rett Of Minco was accepted and az
proved as was that of T. p Moore, jus
tice Of the peace at Chickasha, A. G
Fuller Of Chickasha and John Coyle
OF Rush Springs.
The depository bond for the Stats
Bank of Amber in the sum of $4,000
was approved, also one for $4,000 OF
the Citizens National bank of Chicka-
sha
The bond of L. L. Thomas, clerk of
Starr township, was approved j j..
Hamilton. trustee Of Alex township.
The quartely reports Of the county
officers were received and approved.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-03

terested either directly or indirectly
in good singing and its promulgation,
be present Saturday night and sunday.
If you are not there you are liable to
regret it when you find out what you
have missed Great things are being
planned, great singers are expected 70
be present and in fact if you don't want
to miss one Of the grvatest times ever
had in Grady county then you cannot
afford to miss the Grady county sing
ing convention at Alex the second Sat
urday night anu Sunday in May
G. b Worsham. President,
Rush Springs Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-03

Adjutant General ANGEL carp, head
of the Oklahoma National Guard, has
requested every company commander
20 attempt to bring bis mommand up
to war strength a campaign for en-
listment is now in full swing carp
is ths busiest man in the state. When
not az his office filing telegrams and
giving orders he 8 out over the state
encouraging and instructing and adyis-
ing company commanders IA their ef-
forts q swell the rank Of guardsmen
it the state Less than SEQ men are
now enlisted ia the regiment and other
units OF the Oklahoma Guard which, if
recruited to war strength would num-
her more than 24oe The regiment If
SELF lacks many mem the Oklahoma
Field hospital corps, Oklahoma Amhu-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-03
Tulsa demonstration was equally a.
Ipenful
sToP LET OVER COUGHS

DR. Bells n-TarHoney will stop
that hacking cough that fingers from
January The soothing pine balsam
loosens the phlegm, heals the irritated
membrane, the glycerine relieves the
tender tissues you breathe easier and
coughing ceases. Don't neglect a lin.
gering cough. 1t is dangerous. Or.
Bells Pine-TarHoney is antiseptic and
pleasant to take. benefits young and
old. get ii at your druggist today. For.
mula on the bottle. csc. 1m-d-w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-03
sy UNITED fres.

BY United fresl
Okiahoma CITY Aprii Oklahoma
is preparing for the var Which the con
gress at Washington is low consider
ing. Recruiting in thc aey. the army
and the national guard 81 the jump
and patriotic meetings have been held
in The larger cities to demonstrate the
support Of the governments course BY
the citizenry.
The navy has requested eight hun
dred men from 0kIahoms during tbs
next twenty days and ths recruiting
officers are cbmbing the state seeking
the necessary number A travelling
recruiting party are working now max
ing a swing over the state and six sub
stations are working in cooperation
with the main recruiting office here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-03

lance company no. 4 and the two
lioopa of cavalry an nave room for
more men. Federal Inspection is now
going on.
The army has no limit 70 the num-
Der Of men it'can use.
Patriotic meetings BY the citizens Of
lhe larger cities have served as exam
p.e for Che smaller towns and demon
atasiona Of arpport for the govern
nent are being staged over fhe state.
9he Sunday demonstration al OlSlaho-
na City brought ont the largest and
most enthusiastic gathering o. men
ihat has assembled for amy cause II
tna capital city ID many a day The
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-03
CARD or THANKS

We wish in all sincerity to thank our
many friends for their kindness. ex-
tended to us areing he illness and
death Of our dear beloved husband
and father.-Mrs FL A. Gerstenfield
and family.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-03
MODERN woopMEN

The meeting tonight is Of Importance
as arrangements for the county camp
meeting are to be completed and otlr
er matters will be considered. Come
John Niehaus, Clerk.
-WHEWT1s D. e. Emerson, Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Campbell Of TAB
Ter are in the city today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-03
Oils SOOtEe v
Skin Disease

on Of wintergreen, thymoI, glycerine
and other healing ingredients c0mpounded
in proper proportion into the ID. D. Y;
Prescription has now become the universal
dieease IT Il a mild wash that penetrates
Tie pores and gives instant relief from all
burning and itching II kills and washes
off the gnawing disease germs and It's
soothing oils quickly heal the lnnaneu
tissues ~.
Druggists are glad to recommend this
soothing, cooling liquid. 25c. soc and v LOO
4bis narlyabie remedy Your money back
rnless the first bottle relieves you. u. y, A..
Soap keeps your skin healthy. Ask about It.
smr w~ - For rs Years
the Standard
-. ..,'....'..s.,.,,.'.u..s-....su SIrin Remedy
THE OWL DRUG STORE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31

SurrS the pleasure OF the guests who
will attend.
Tea will BE- served III the conclusion
of Il musical program Of diversil led
numbers. Mrs. X. Il. Marshall will sing.
Mrs. Blair Roberts, Of Martins Ferry
who played before the WomanS cluh
ut the recent recital Of Ihr music
department. appears on the prOgra m
for violin numbers Miss Alma Bach
nlan will sing. and Miss Sarah Metz
nrr will play her acr0mpanimenis
Mrs. Flora Williams and Miss Bertha
SchrHdrr will also cuniributr 10 the
rniuNablr series ui musical numbers
and Mrs. May Fry" Sinks will sing
solo compositions.
Will Meet Friday.
The WOmau'S Christian Temperance
I'niun. Central chapter. will meet on
Friday evening. Feb. >. III 40 o'clock.
This is tho Regular monthly mcctlne
and will b. helI 1T the home Of Mrs.
R"brcca Schufi"ld.
Invitations Received.
copies ~ The following cards nave
ltru Irt.riN"1:
Imi are cordially invited 10 attend
u l'anr"
given 10y
Tie Young Minis club
Of ~" \. -. /. w.
Thursday. February first
eight Ia twelve o'clock
A. q e. W. Temple
ms Ghapline street
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BAL |MORE & OHIO OFFICIALS
HOSTS To LOCAL BUSINESS MEN
PERSONAL FRIENDS OF STAFF
WERE GUESTS AT DINNER
LAST EVENING.
Vice-Presdent Thompson viii Arrive
in Time to Speak at Luncheon
1t Noon Today.
The commercial Development depar

The commercial development depart
ment Baltimore & Ohio special carry
ing a score of high officials Of that
railroad. arrived here last evening at
: o'clock in charge OF DR.: W, II.
MansS, in the absence OF Elce-PreSl,
dent \. w Thompson. who remained
over at Newark. O.. where he al.
dressed the chamber OF commerce OF
that city last evening Mr.. thompson
. will join the officials this morning ana
attend the luncheon 10 br gwen MS
staff in the Mcclure house today al
noon By the Open Forum branch OIL
the Wheeling Commercial association;
Last evening 4 number OF personal
friends OF the. officials and represent
iatiyr business men OF this city we're
The guests OF )r. Man$S and the other
officials at 4 dinner in their private
cars. Ii WAS the original intenilon 10
have the officials aS their guests al
dinner in the Fort Henry club. Inc
hosts were: W. II. ManSS. assistant
10 vice.prrSidrnt in charge OF CONNER
cial development department: Aren't
bald Fries. freight Traffic manager i
W. 3. Galloway. general passenger
agent: W. ". Blak-ly, inttrchanse
commodity agent: y. b. Clark. chiei
pt facilities bureau. {. Smith. chlet
OF lluISlElIl survey ~. l N't''t'>''N -
Geological survey. all OF Baltimore; j.
T.. racgart. assistant general paSsen-
ger agent. OF Pittsburgh: Il. II. Marsh.
division freight agent. OF; Grafton, anu
local representatives OF The railroad.
General Agent L. g. Williams. and
r. c. HoSkinS. superintendent.
Tn. guests. VIII" arr ui"tnh'r$ ~ IN" |
Wheeling T",n"rriaI aSS""iai ion were; !
:; J. Holloway. Nl"N r;la&>. W. j.. Try !
inc. john y. Garden. MA. J.. S'it"l:
\ =. Ia\t"ti. =. = Hubbard, Edward
WaSn.r. I$aH" NJ. Sc"ti. John Duncan.
i;"hrri l.. D"iX..Ii. \. t. Whitaker. CIIt-
iu:,i.,;. Stokes. ''i:lrirS NJ. ii"i"hutn.
viii Outline Improvements.
I: WAS ::numi,r."i :'t III" dinner that
til. TWO rriarip:il Si":Ia,,'rS u: thu l''nrh-
CON to-day VIII b.. Ni""- President Th"inH-
son q former resident If this city. anH
.ipr. Naus> assistant to Mr.. Thompson.
Ny. 'rhntnpSnn wii! ;"ll "r III" improve
r.,..:.ts T., b. rna.i.. by th' l;,li ltnor'' ami
ohio in thiS iruru.',Iiat.. vicinity. ""S,
.I,. about $50 "n". which includes Il
larG' ncW -, ISht d"pUi her.. costing IN
:i" n"iSnh"rh""d of Sl"h.""h ami ~ .
'.rSiN" new tracknr" land ether improve
lurn.S in III" i".nwnud section; also u
4. !: Eat ion ut Elm I;ruN,. aud il duuhIr
track frnui here !" Film i;rr.". It WAS
stated that lust AZ soon AL the COM
tracts ar. 1T ;!;" work Will h'. begun,
wiirh will likely h. started IN III" next
:LT months.
Dr. NarSS will speak ON tn" Natural
y. sources and TIN. Treat Future rIev"l-
.cu promises t. 10. IT," sr"St largely at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31
BRYAN RAPs Amy AND NAVY

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 30.-Wn-
liam Jennings Bryan. addressing the
'rrnucssrr legislature at 4 joint session
Today, said army and navy officers were
Iin,,iy,L Mt Washington above civilian
nr;irialx Of such departments as aSri-
culture. commerce and labor, and de-
rlarrd that "if this is to he a Drmoii
cratic nation Their" must be liftmg! Jul
of the latter 10 III" plane nf the SOLO
w. =, LwrlIinr of the soldier" Hc So
r,uui,inn makers and professional 5soI
:,rs wcv" trying to convert the Unto
states into u military nation.
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tended similar affair held III this city
for 4 long time. Those desiring 10 at
tend the luncheon should communicate
with I'll. Wh.elinG 'omnrri"al asSocia-
ton early this forenoon as only those
for whom reservation ar" made are OK
r"rt,.d 10 att. MI. The luncheon will he
served at - O'Clock, I"ii"wcd 10y
SI""ch"S.
Officials Entertained Enroute.
Following the Officials entertaining
a Delegation Of tho t!arkSnurS narh Of
Trad" with q dinner on their special
Monday night. tn" officials We're met
nj all points along In" Line yesterday
SiSt.rSvilIs. wh"r" they We're received
ny the uard nl Trade: Ncw MariinSviIlc
wh"r" III" IH"ar "r Trad" delegation
"i ;hat city w"r" tho luncheon guests
."f In" "ffirinls whit" 1T MnundsviIlc
ih"y W"r" given al auto tour about tho
rity and vicinity by members of the
i:"ard nf Trade. y delegation from
Ea'i"n GI;v also met tn" train. Brief
addresses were made by some of the Of
iirials at each stop.
Tn" special will leave here this after
moon ~ 2:s" o'clock. stopping ut Cam
nrun and Huntington. y delegation Of
th.. I'airmunt Chamber of Commerce
will b. tho officials dinner guests this
evening in their tram.
Tn" staff is making 4 tour of West
Virginia and tn" train has been called
hy Daniel Willard. president Of the Eal-
tlmor" aud Ohio. 1t is being operated
Ia bring about a closer cooperation b.
tween the business man and manufac-
turtr throughout this state and to as
SiSit all cities and towns In locating
NOR" industries and developing larger
ratur"l resources along it's line.
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W0MAN'S CLUBS
Rabbi Silver Will Speak.

With The lecture OF Rabbi Silvr" on
Friday afternoon the W0HanS r!Ib
has one of It's feature numbers To an
iiCipatp Rabbi Silvur j. not Only :,
fascinating speaker. which wins for
him HE greatest attention. hul will
present y subject in which al! women
are really greatly Interested. He VIII
speak IN Friday afternoon al the
Windsor hotel al :? o'clock on PROP
lens oi IN" Modern Woman" This
is the general mrclin" Of The club.
and as such. will b. accorded rhh Gus
iumary large attendance.
Chorus Rehearsal.
Mrs. Elsie Fischer kinchrlne will
direct this week i rehearsal Of the
chorus department of the Woman'S
club. which will he held this afternoon
al the Windsor hotel
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LESTER SHOE COMPANY
EMPLOYEES BANQUETEl
Are Guests Of Manager G. O. 1EeoseaoA
q: Hotel windsor-IutsrsStAG
ProTrA1n Given.

Employees OF the Lester Shoe. com
Inny were entertained at banquet III
the Windsor hotel last evening by =.
The guests took part in a program. the
purpose Of which vas to create Interest
among the employees and give assist
;,l"e in making them better saiesmen
and Salcswomcn.
Those taking part In the pr1Et
were: Miss Clara Gressner. Edwarc
I:roun. Miss Ethel Strosneider. MISS
Flora Moore. Earl. klemm. H. ]. MINES,
Insrph DuSItry and George Burke:
Those present were: Misses ClAra
t;rrssner. Ethel Strnsneider Flora Moore
and Mrssrs. Edward Broun Earl kicmm,
n, J. MINES. Joseph Duskcy and George
Burke.
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Suffered Several
Years. PERUNA
MADE ME WELL T.. Nv

Mrs. Elizabeth Reuther. 1902 18th
St. ". W., Washington. D. c..
writes: Il am pleased to endorse
Peruna as a splendid medicine for
catarrh and stomach trouble. from
which suffered for several years.
took it for several months. and at
tho end of that time found my health
was restored and have fele splendidIy
ever since. now take 1t when I con-
tract q cold. and it soon ribs the sEs-
tenn OF any catarrhal tendencies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31
Xmas DAUGHTERS Will Meet.

ON Thursday aftrrnuun the King :
Daughl"rs' Circle of tn" Fourth Street
". T.. church will hold Il meeting 10
which is attached more than ordinary
interest. All members are urged 10
attend and aside from The various buSl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31

Mary is captivating and Henry. sgd
nor Harrison tells the details OF the.
whole thing, beginning In the Satur
day InteIieeneer. Don't miss tho mrs
in staIlmcrt
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ness matters considered there will be
a PROGRAM "iv"n. Mrs. May Kinney
Lewis. Of The Y. ". E. ~. will deliver
all address. AMI Miss Eva Egrrtrr. who
has recently heroine member Ut III"
Fourth Street choir. will give solo
DR.. Clara Sullivan will giNr
4 health talk. which will hr Il subject
of considerable importance.
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Island BRIDGE Club.

Mrs. John +. Reed will havr the
members of III" Island iird"" club
~ her gursl:: on Thursday afternoon
AT her home ON IAN" avenue. TIL"
serving Of refreshments: will b. an
rn inNAhlr frAlMr, in cumml.cl ion.
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SUFFRAGE Tea Saturday.

Preparations for the house warming
ar suffrage headquarters on Saturday
afternoon betoken a very delightful
few hours. Mrs. George y. Laughlin,
Mrs. Edward S. Romaine and Mrs.
Flora Williams have the arrangements
in charge. which are being consum-
mated with the perfection which in
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Supper in New Spiritua, Church

The ladies of The First Spiritual
church are making elaborate prrpal-
alions FIR tn" hot roast beef supper
which they wilt serve in their n"w
church. rurnrr North Broadway AMI
Maryland streets. Island This evr-
ming.
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Later they attended the services in
III" FiTsI Christian church ut Elm
Grove
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Cnrroll Club Party.

Thr r'-u!hr rarrl ana SEWN" party
III thu. l.;,dl's Carroll Social club will
be- held This Afternoon al thu club.
Mrs Haven Itubh - 10 Ia hostess and
rh"r" will he Il LUNCHEON iD l"IInw
he gaines.
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IS ANNOUNCED
MRS. SAMUEL HAZlETT MAKES
INTERESTING ANNOUNCE
MENT AT LUNCHEON.
Several Attractive Affairs Fill Winter
Days With PIeasures-A Pretty .
Wedding This Morning
at st. Joseph's.


Mrs. Samuel Hazlett, who resides at
the StratiUrd Springs hotel, announced
The engagement OF her daughter, Miss
Mary Ellen HaZlctt. to Mr.. Kent b.
Hall, al Il luncheon yesterday after
noon. The affair took place at The
Forty Hcnry club and the guests in
cluded several recent brides and
number OF school friends Of Miss
HaZlett.
A beautiful arrangement OF flowers
in many varieties waS used in the dpc-
Grafton of the table and favorS for
the guests were Colonial bouquets,
lace edged.
Miss Hazlett Is member Of a
Wheeling family Of prominence and
much inIerst centcrs about her com
ing wedding. Mr. Hall Is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bruce Hall, of New
Martinsville, and is Il we'll known
young attorney OF this city, being
associated with Henry NJ. Russell, Jr.
Guests at the luncheon were:
Misses
| Virginia Hoffman,, Marion Nichols,
! Sarah Whitaker. Marie Stitel.
Mary Ellen Hazlett. Virginia Mckee,
Sophie Euston Ray Capes, OF .
! Woods, Pittsburgh.
Eleanor Clarke,
MeSllames--
| Alfred Brady. Mertz FranzheiR,
Hugh S. Brady, Edward Pitcher.
Charles Feeny, Samuel HaZlett.
Edmund Jones,
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Luncheon Friday.

The board Of MANAGER ~ III" fl":-
rnrr Critlunlun home have ARRANGED
a luncheon for The girls Ut tnr 1n$ll'
IuIiun ON Friday afternoon. Luncheon
will BE- Sr.rvti at | o'clock and III IN"
lhelr Will h" Il program
with y series Ot alnuS"m"ni*. Mrs.
u. T.. Best is chairman IN chHrS" and
the follow n% ladies will br hu$l"s-"N
Tor ihr affair:
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lInn"rin" Mrs. II. l.. Mayer. Of oil
City. Pa. Mrs. ~ l.. tnyl"'s visitor,
Mrs T.. H. Rau will b" hostess a; Il
LUNCHEON on Thursday afternoon.
Th"r" will b. plHCrs arranged Tor Ten
guests and viii b" given at The hum"
Of Mr. ltali al WnudIaWn.
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Its My
Standby
for a
Cold.

Those who object to liquid nedi-
cinss can now procure Peruna Tab
let's,
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NEW CASE or PARALY410

''r =, p;;SI'SS W r. Va Jan. ao-Ntak
ing thu tenth case Of inf:.ntilc paralysis
To develop in i':lirmnnt. Mary. the nine
months old daughter Of Fred Smith was
stricken this evening. Both arms arc
prralHz"d. With III" death OF vaughn
IulIiri. Jr,. son Of Vaughn Jolllift. here
,o,luy. two fatalities have occurred since
Ia" inalady broke out here three weeks
a;.u. The .Iulliff child lied at the family
il, me on Walnut avenue. The other cases
AZ. imprnvinE and il is not thought any:
OF ,lcm will prove. fatal. Four OF the
cases are az mild form.