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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-05-02
Weather Forecast
LEWISTON = Tonight and
Thursday fair. Heavy frost to-
night.
City News In Brief

r. Hodgins returned today from Spo-
kane after spending several days at
the bedside of his mother who is SER
iously ill.
Anyone wanting cement work done,
see or phone J. P. Norris, 1881. 77-3
Mrs. D. A. Barton closed success
full term fschool in the Toner dis
trict, Friday, April 81, and is now
enjoying her vacation.
c. C. Simmons was given a decree
against H. L. Mcclure, ct al, to quiet
the title to the west half of the south
east quarter of section 10, township
43, north range five west.
Deputy Sheriff John Hall went to
Genesee this morning to take charge
of Miss Ida Stevens who is suffering
from dementia. She will be brought
to Moscow and examined as to her
sanity.
j. L. Fullenwider, postoffice inspec-
tor for this district, stopped in Mos
COW between trains today to get ac-
ouainted with Postmaster Morgareidge.
He was on his way to .Whitebird on Of
fetal business
Mae Grove was granted divorce
from O. H. Grove in decree render
ed by Judge Steele in district court
this morning. The charge was cruel
and inhuman treatment. The couple
were married in Astoria, Oregon, III
January, 1917.
Frank Peck of Potlatch paid a fine
of 5000 in district court in settlement
of the suit instituted against him on
the charge of contributing to the de-
linquency of minor. Peck did not
appear in court but was represented
by his attorney.
DR.. c. D. Williamson, of the Santa Fe
railway company, who was scheduled
to speak at the students assembly at
the university yesterday morning, fail
ed to make railway connections, and
was unable to reach the city. AS a
consequence there will be no assembly
period this week.
. In the case of Lauritz Osvog against
Maud M. McKinnon, ct al, a decree was
granted in district court this morning
in favor of the plaintiff quieting title
to the west half of the northeast quar-
ter and the east half of the northwest
quarter of section "a, township 40,
north range for west.
The marriage of Liddie Flagg and
John Henry Ackerson, contracted
March 81, 1914, was annulled in a de-
cree handed down this morning by
Judge Steele. 1t was based on the
fact that Ackerson had another legal
wife, Winnie Ackerson, living when the
with Miss F1agg was con-
tracted.
Marsh Cozier, Jr. visited in the city.
over the week end with his aunt, Mrs.
r. V. Cozier, and left this morning for
Bovill where he will spend the sum-
mer months with his father. For the
past year Mr.. Cozier has been con-
nected with moving picture film COM
pany in San Francisco, and expects to
return to the coast in the fall to re-
sumo his work.
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r. Hodgins returned today from Spo-
kane after spending several days at
the bedside of his mother who is SER
iously ill.
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The Wake of a Torpedo

THOSR who have travelled by the lanes
L of the seas during the last two years
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airy between the schools. Idaho will
win them both or know the reason
why.
May IL or Not at All
Tuesday night the members of the
track team still at the school met with
Coach Edmundson and after COM
plete survey of the situation decided
that they must meet the w. S. G. May
IL or not at all. After that time so
many of the boys will be gone that
the team would not be in condition
to put up a creditable fight
So everybody interested in track
events will look forward to a hot con-
test with Pullman, either at Pullman
or Moscow, May 70.
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May IL or Not at All
TODAY'S MARKET QUOTATIONS

The following market quotations are
the prices paid to the producer by the
dealer and are changed daily, thus Civ.
ing the public the accurate quotations
in all classes Of grain, produce and
meats:
The grain quotations below were
furnished today by the Mark p. Miller
Milling company Of Moscow.
Wheat, FortyfOld, per bu. .... $2.49
Wheat, Bluestem, per bu.. 50 "a
Wheat, Club, per bu.. .S2.49
Wheat, Red Russian, per bu.. 80. 1924
Oats, per cwt.. ............ ....$2.25
Barley, per cwt. ................$ 2.1O
Timothy Hay, per ton. $3.50
Eggs, per dOz.. ..................3O SOC
Butter, per lb.. ...............35 @5Oc
Hens and Springs, per h.. ....... .1Sc
Old BOOSTERS, per h.. .S@1Oc
Turkeys, per h.. ....... .2O@22c
Geese, per lb.. .11@12c
Hens, per lb.. ................7 @1Sc
Hogs, live W.T., light, per h.. .14@15c
Hogs, live W.T., heavy, per h.. .1S@14c
Hogs, dressed, light, per h.. .20@22c
Hogs, dressed, heavy, per h.. .1S@19c
Veal. live weight, per lb.. 5000
Veal, dressed, per h.. .........1 1@14c
Spring Lambs, perdb.. ...... .11@12c
Mutton, per lb.............,.o1 s @91ac
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turn to his home today after attending
the two-day session of tn" annual con-
ventIon Of the Ice Cream Manufacturers
association. held at the Hotel Windsor.
W. NJ. B. Sine OF Clarksburg. who was
reelected president of tho leo Cream
Manufacturers ASSOCIATION Of West Nir.
Ginia yesterday. was visiting relatives
and friends while here attending the
convention.
S. p Dawson. former local restaurant
owner and president of the Progressive
Manufact curing company. has returned
home after conducting a restaurant in
the vicinity of Camp Sherman, Chilli
oothe. Ohio. during the past few months.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Ketchum Of Wood
lawn. is recovering from several weeks
severe illness.
Thomas Evans. who underwent an OPP
Grafton in the Ohio Valley General hos
pital. Is slowly recovering and able 10
be about. He Is one Of the oldest Odd
Fellows in point Of membership and age
in the Wheeling district.
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y. Lieutenant Tuttle will leave to-
rrow for Fort Taylor. Louisville,


morrow for Fort Taylor. Louisville,
ny.
Word has been received hero by Mrs.
Katherine Gilligan of South Chnpliae
street. telling of the safe arrival OF her
son. William J. Gllligan. in, France. Mr..
C;illigin is connected with the signal
corp regular army.
Attorney Frank A. O'Brien.. has re-
ceivrd a letter from his brother. Cor
poral Richard V. O:Brien. who is sta
toned at Camp Dodge. Iowa. and in the
letter Corporal OBrien gave menu OF
ID" Thanks giving dinner served the
boys. Corporal O'Brien Is we'll pleased
witt: army life.
Stanley Togler has returned from Co.
lumhus. Ohio. where he has been on
business.
United States Marshal John ". Shorts
has returned from Cameron. where he
was on business.
! H. w. Fair. Wheelns's we'll known
Veteran building contractor. was able to
BE- out for short time yesterday after
. being confined to his home at 81 Thtr-
4eeneh street. for the past five weeks
with IL severe attack Of grippe.
Col. Earl W. Oglebay. state food adj
ministratcr. who left several days ago
! To attend to important business matters
at Cleveland. will return to the city in
about ten days to resume his federal
duties.
Justice of the Peace Charles F. Mil,
lnr. has returned from business trip
! in Western Pennsylvania
joe l. Wilson. ono OF Euntington's
most progressive business men. will re-
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Inquest Into Double :
Murder This Afternoon
Coroner z. g. hobbs to Examine Wit.
nesses Into shooting at Tr1adsl-
phia-Johnson at Large.

Coroner r G. Hobbs will this after
noon at o'clock hold an inquest into
the death OF the two negroes. D. Az
Green and William Collins. who died IN
the North Wheeling hospital this week.
as a result of gun shot wounds in tho
stomach. said TO have been inflicted by
William Johnson. another negro. at Tria-
delpha, December 3. Johnson fled and
is still at large. Green's intestines
were puncturcd I'M ten places. willis =
Collins lntestInes were perforated five
times
Autopsics were held by Doctors J. T."
Marschner' and Carl Ulfert over tins. ;,
bodies Of the two men. The slain he
groes were coal miners. The shooting Is
said to have started over a quarrel bc--
tween the wives of the dead mn. ana,
Johnson. the alleged double murderer
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CRAY HAIR?
WHITE, FADED?
IF ANXIOUS TO HAVE BEAUTIFUL
DARK HAIR AGAIN AND LOOK
YOUNG, REAp.''THIs.


There is no occasion for yuu ttr look
Old with gray. HTrmaturrly gray.
strpakcd with gray. white ar iron gray
or faded hair. BcfurC' going To bed
rub into your ScSlp and Ect all your
hair with Lit .C7rola Hair. Dressing.
This is moi 4 dye but harmless prep
.aration that rrvives' the color glands
OF nature. Soon ynu will br delighted
to observe all Your gray hair (and
entire head Of hair) urn IN an even,
beautiful dark shade, without even a
trace Of gray showing. In Creole
make, AL your. hair healthy. fuzzy.
long evenly dark. and ln$lr0rS. THIS
makes YOU look younger. As you
want beautiful dark hair again. don't
waste your time on cheap hair tones.
but rrt the old reliable La Creole.
which darkens all your gray hair BY
,rcviving the natural color glands. Sold
by Me1's Pharmacy or sent prepaid
for S1.@n by Van Vlnet Drug Co.. Menu
phis. Tenn. tAdvt)
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ADMITS HE TOOK MONEY
AND IS HELD TO COURT.
Charles Irons, Charged with 3HahsE>r
cling SIS Prom Local Concern %,
Preliminary Rearing. -.

When Charles Irons. q we'll known
resident Of this city. was arraiGned be-
fore Justice r. G. Hobbs yesterday aft!
ern2on on O. charge Of having embezzled,
abcHt SIS from the Edward Wagner
wholesale grocery. no confessed. and:
asked the court for mercy. He was:
remanded to the Ohio county Jail to-
await action Of tho grand jury.
II Is said that Irons had always
borne n good reputation and this Is the
first time he has been involved In any
difficulty. It Is reported that after.
having omSezzlcd tho alleged money he
went IL C:,Io and hearing that a war;.
rant had been issued for his arrest he
surrendered to the Ohio authorities and,
was rGlurned to Wheeling.
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BELMONT, 0. ~,

William Mcfarland was in this vicin-
ity Thursday buying fur.
Scott Wilson called on friends ut "
one day last week.
Manly Kemp was a caller at Center! ~
willie Friday.
S. c. Murphy Of Belmont passed
through this community one day last
week.
Sanford Milhoan wa, a caller at James,"
Normans, Friday evening.
Miss Dry Wilson visited at T. ]. Hat
cher's ono day last week.
Dennis Kemp visited at the home Of:
Peter Kemp's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan and son OF
Barncsrille. attended church at Mt Zion
one evening last week
Hollis Moore called on friends at
Lampsville Friday evening.
Rev. Morgan spent Friday at Nathan
Kemps.
Mrs. Carl Wharton visited her parent''-'"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kemp one day last"
week.
Miss Bertha Norman visited her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Norman last
week. so.
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Luncheon Today at A. O. o. W. Hall.

At III" \. @. L. ". hal! today from
eleven until two o'clocrH. the Burt Re-
view Nc IS. Woman's Benefit assoc]a"
tinn Of the Maccabees will serve LUNCH
con. The n!"nu will be Of the most
TEMPTING nature. ana tho fact that tht
pr, "rGs will purchase ynrn for Lhe
making OF sweaters for the soldiers
should attract a large crowd.
Mrs. 4. Dawson is chairman in charge.
and following will be her assistants:
Mrs H.. West. Mrs. Gnudy. Mrs kCrs.
Mrs. l'r1hst Mrs. Emmcrth. Mrs. Geo.
iIrngrrmnn. Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Ecneman
Mrs. McQGnwn. Mrs. richards. Mrs.
Walsh. Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Friend. Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Marvin. The menu viii
bc the fnllnwinG:'
Vegetable Soup.
Pickles crackers Celery
Hot HOLLIS Jelly
Potato Salad
Apple Pic Coffee.
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SEAL CAMPAIGN.

HUNTINGTON. ". Va. Dec. IA
Plans to carry the Red Cross seal cam
paign to tho most remote lumber camps
in the southern section Of West Hir-
ginta were perfected at n meeting Of
the Cabell county organization here to-
day. To carry out the. plan workers
will be sent oft with instructions To
reach the Isolated logging camps where
the workers will be told Of the great
necessity Of raising funds for the Red
Cross organization.
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DAMAGE NOT GREAT.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. t.
The ir". which for IL time early this
morning ;hr".t"nod to destroy tn" Hotel
,;ufin"r. on" at the, largest. hotels in
this city. caused an estimated damage
"f S2":un6h. IL was announced today. The
no ri has been compelled to temporarily
suspend business until necessary repairs
rnn he made The fire started In tii>
Kitchen and the SECOND floor.
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VISIT WELCOME LODGE

The visiting committee Of the 4. Q.
T. W. lodge af this city. will make
visitation To tile Welcome lodge. this
evening and n large attendance is ex-
yf,;tnd. Th"$r viSilatlons are. proving
very popular with the members. We'll
com" lodG" is the largest in tho state Of
West Virginia and a good time is antici-
pntcd.
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TO BEGIN SENTENCES.

SAN ANTONIO. Texts. Dec. 12.-For-
ty-firc Of the negroes of tho Twenty
fourth infantry, convicted OF participate
Ing in the riots ~ Houston. Texas, Aug
- last. will. leave Saturday under mill
tary guard for Fort I.cavenwnrth. kas
tn begin their sentences. Forty-onn face
life terms and four shorter periods, the
longest being two and 4 half years.
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LAST OF NEWS PRINT
PAPER ASSOCIATION

NEW YORK. Dec. l2.-In accordance
with II federal decree pronnuncinG the
organization II combination In restraint
of trade. dissolution Of the News Print
Manufacturers Association was voted
AZ 4 meeting Of the associations direc-i
tors here to-day.
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Meeting To-day.

Tho regular monthly meeting OF the
Woman's Home and Foreign MISSION
AIRY Societies OF the. Vance Memorial
church Will he held this afternoon In the
church parl"rs. with Mrs. Joseph /.
l'null. Sr. presiding.
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ranged some delightful numbers for

the guests pleasure.
The musical program Will nc cdPap''
planned by Miss Sarah Metzner.
Mrs. {. II. Berry Will receive inc con-
,rIlnItIone uf old gold and silver which
tbn guests NAV have, which will be turn
od into money for the purchase or
warm 10 provide comfortables for the
Si3th Regiment Of Engineers.
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street whom Miss Fannie l.. Heaton'
daughter of the late Mr.. md Mrs y. i.
Heaton became the brid" OF Nr. y. r.
Hooper. Of Gary. Ind.
Tho ceremony was performed hei"rc
IN altar formed of palms ami other
grecncry. Rev. ". II. Fields. pastor OF
the First Christian church. read IN"
nuptal service.
There were nn attendants. and only
the members I'll the family We're pres
emit The bride wore Il pretty afternoon
froCk Of white Her flowers were sweet
heart ross and lilies Of tn" valley. which
formed Il bouquet worn II III" r0rSaHr
Immediately following The ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper lett Tor Il trip 10
tho middle west. The bride wore for
travelling n Suit Of shade nt brown,
with ha;. Shoes ami gloves nf III" same
color.
After III" first Of February. they will
he at ..homn 10 ih"ir friends NJ l4i Ief-
frrSun. street. Gary. Ind.
Mrs. Hooper il popular in large cir
CT" of friends. SIT" has been actively In
tcrcstrd in III" First rhris,inn church.
and wnS, assistant ho"k-k""p"r ut. tho
House e Hermann company.
The following announcements have
sb""u matted:
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa +. Il""p"r
Married
Wednesday,. D,crInb"r twelfth
nineteen hundred :int! seventeen
Wheeling. West Virginia.
Mr.. ASA f. Hooper
Miss Farnir l.. H"at,ri.
Juvenile PFrty.
ON Tuesday afternoon Mss. Eliza nor
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Whitn Christn;as Offering.

The. Second United presbyterian
churr,. will as in past years observe
Christmas. with IL White Christmas n!-
tcring which they will send 10. the sut-
f-ring Armcnians.
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eWoman's Patriotic Fatty

Th~ W,FS's Literary rIuh 81, Which
Mrs. II. NAynard Nirnl"r!and l.. rr"si-
dent. ha arranrc'l /? Il i!ghtful r"rcp-
.;i"n Irr' tho clul lu..inl'"r> aild their
friends. which will hr in the natur" Of
n patriotic party. /" Ia. held N the Hotel
Windsr Wednesday, T'"r"mi"r 10. Mt
ia "'rl"rk
Miss virginia Miller. chairman rf tho
hn&lil llIrr C"iulR:ti"" Will H. in charge
Of lEi arranE"m' MS for lhc reception. @.
Mrs. Rlar'h" Dumlrvy Stccnrui who
is in "harg" ri thr literary program. has
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wheaton-Euson wedding.

\ pretty u'I!ri wedding was Solni"n-
led il IA" First Christian church last
evening ut seven C'Glock. when Miss ROX
ana Hunt Wilson. daughter nf Mr.. and
Mrs. T.: d. Wilson. became III" bride Of
! Mr.. Harry L. Wheaton. son Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. r. f.. Wheaton Of Nurth Wheel
ing.
Th.- Rev ". II. Fields read the nuptlal
service in the prcscnc" Of tho ininediRte
family. Their were no al tnndHnts.
The b. idc wore Il pretty frnck Of pink
crepe lie chine and IL large black hat
Following the ceremony wedding
supper was served ut The brides home on
Seventh street
Mrs. Wheaton HIS 4 larE" circle nt
friends with whom she ia very popular
and the groom - well known ito many
friends. He has just returned from
France and England where he has been
naval Wireless operator. Mr.. Wheaton
leaves on sunday for Sew York. and
will later sail. for Francc. His bride
will reside with her parents.
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Hooper-Heaton wedding.

\ petty quiet wedding WAS snlemnizcd
Yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock Ia
the homo OF tho bride, on Sixteenth
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Tho Coleman home on South Chanllnc
street. which IS SO delightfully."- adapted
10 large parties, was the scene Festrr-
dav afternoon Of two Pleasures ut winch
Miss Clara Rose and Miss Marie Cole
man were hostcsscS for the Daughters
OF Isabella TO raise FUNDS Tor Tue
knights of Columbus campaign nf this
week.
AT tho afternoon party the Indies di-
vidcd their pleasant hours In knitting
and playing cards. And in the evening
several tables were engaged at cards.
while the younger set bcso"k themselves
70 tho ball room, and whilcd tho hour
away IN dancing.
Throughout the homo pretty decorH-
lions Of grccncry and roinscttas wfr"
seen. and i'm the hall room the only deco
ration was tho service flag with lh3
sta1s, of the Cathedral high school. I'll"
rvuSy fortune teller. created much m"r-
rimcnt for the dancers during intcrmis-
sions Tea was served In conclusion uf
both charming affairs. at which the
guests patriotism was shown in tn"
picndid sum M $4,000 realized.
The guests of the afternoon We're:
Misses: Ada carroll. Hlnctta Miller.
Carrie Ii"mrcrs. CARR" Smith. R"rth'
Schiller. Ella hughes Marie WiugcIr"T
Virginia Wingrrtrr. Rose Rock. Rup"r-
tina Blum. Marie Lane. Margaret law
theirs. Rose SHELLEY. Marie owens. Rcr-
nice Watt.
Mcsdamcs: T. \. Rcatiie, Thomas Nc
Guigan. Bernard Ward. M j. Ford. !. S.
Miller. W. l.. Lar. Ci"orE" Coleman.
john. Walters. john Coleman.
The guests in the evening. were
McSSrs: pr Ryan. II. J. Keys. ChaS
Mcraddcn, Joseph tilasor. Bcrnlcc Mad
den. Dr. Frank Carroll. Tom McDon"ueh,
Bert McCann. Joe Csurilla. Raymond
Duffy: George Greene. Joe Owens. Icr-
ME Alexander. MIR. Edwards.
MeSdamrs: t;eorgr Coleman, b. J.
Fisher. Leo Werner Anna 0'Rrirn Ford
Catherine klug. -. r. Daughcrly. Will
Roth. W. +. Lear.
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ Freismuth,
Misses: Frances Sullivan, Esther Hell
Rose Voellinger Margaret GIlligan, Mar
tha Fisher. GATHERINGS Elur. Miranda
EunGcrmau. Sarah Fricsr. Sarah iiav-
cron. Ann pougherly Margaret CoCkrril
Cuthcriuc Farley, Virginia Moore. Anna
MrCabr. Margaret Lyons. Regina. Reilly.
Martha kurn"r. IsahclI" BrudcrIrk. LII
clllo West. Virginia Miller. bella Nc
laddcu. Dorothy Ru'iS Agnes Reilly
.tildrCd Cogl"y. Margaret Maninn. Mary
McC;ruil. Virginia Carroll Marie owens
Bcrnicc Watt Lulu O'MaIlry, Frances
piegmillcr Angela niegmiIlcr. Mary
Alexander.
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Sonora, clear as bell, has won
its place ahead Of products which
were already firmly established
when Il was unknown. Sonora for
your home for Xmas.
C. A. HOUSE MUSIC CO.,
City Agents.
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D. A, r, Meeting

, The December meeting OF the naugh-
terS Of the American Revolution held
yesterday afternoon in tho social r"nms
Of the Y. ". c. ~. was nnr "f the most
Instructive and interesting meetings "t
the year. The businesses were Mrs
John Is. Garden. Mrs. Il. a. Graham
Mrs. Albert Grafton and Miss Gertrude
Garden.
Mrs. Fl. Maynard Kimhnrland in her
usual delightfully."- interesting style gave
Il talk on "ArmrnianS and SyrianS." tell
ing Of their student ability. and intel
lectuality as II people, and their high
moral code. and of IN" horrors and IN
disnitiGS the ArmcninnS have suffered
at the hands Of the. Turks. &.
Mrs. \. J. Norton's. CONSERVATION" pa
per was read by her daughter. Miss
Mary Norton.
It was decided 10 appropriate $l0.Gn
TO the War Library FUND. and nfter this
month the ladies will form n. unit Of the
Red Cross. On" new member. Mrs. a.
II. Murrin Of Martins Ferry. was r.
ccivcd int" III" chapter having hrcn
transferred from tn" Cnnn"isyIlc chap
ter.
\ resolution was adopted To cooper
ntc With the National Defense Move
mcnt lrt conserving man power. for more
important national work. 10y the ladies'
carrying their own packages as. much
as It IS possible. to show their natrio-
tism, so that one general delivery in each
territory each day. will suffice.
The regent. %lrs. John H. Garden. malr
the suggestion that III" different mcr-
chants be communicated with. and asked
t, adup, tho scheme nf other cities OF
providing for each rackaE" which IL
carried home. Il label. inscribed Carried
by n patriot"
The display of suitable books for IN"
Juveniles which Miss Luctin Roberts.
librarian. has Oh display nj tho public
library WAS brought TO notice.
Tea hour closed tho pleasant after
noon session.
Those present wrr":
Misses g.. -
NdrIaidt Smokey Mary Norton
ELLA Ingclhright
MrsdHpl"s
Roy Darby II. MhEnarI Mini
RUhrrt j. Reed h"rlar6
Harry DnhSon fl"n"lp l'uil"N!'
f. 4. Graham Stccnr"d
.. II. rfarr G""rg" bishop
\. II. Won Hayor WIN. kirhach
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-,h1S il Is llln nOlxln-hrartcu

Thus it is III" nolN"-hcartcd
Live until their day is flown
Thus they lIft. and thus the liEhtcn'
A 'hugla blast Is blown:
Thus il is they help and hrightcn. '...
Thus they live and thus they tighten.
Souls less stcAdfast than their own.
DENIS \. Mccarthy.
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PLEASURES Of
SOCIETY FOLK
nE11GHTrU1 PARTY OF YEsTER-
DAY AFTERNOON AND
EVEMING.
Weddings Of 1nterest-club Women hH'e
very Instructive Meetings ana
Arc Making Plans Tor
Future EventB-
youR JOYS AND SORROWS

Have you sorrows: You must
/. them
without murmur. without 'ho"'''
Think not you may Shirh VI Si''
them
Keep them for yourself alone
Eut, If YOU have Joys-oh, SOW them
Broadcast; TO the winds go th1o"
them,
Srodljln thru the world go SOW Them I.
And BE- glad when they are s"wn:
Have You trials" You must free them
Without grumBlG. without grnah'
THEN be sure To place them
On no shoulders but your own.
But II ydu have aught that's cheeFiu''
Give /, forth TO calm. the fearful
Give II forth to sOnth the tc;trlut'
Sing Il. ring il. make It known.