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Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-02
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

Mrs. Walter Wood and daughter
Joysa returned to Bayfield, today.
W. G. Payne is down from Hes
pei7is on purchasing expedition.
Mrs. Jennie Smith of Aztec left
for Los pinos this morning to begin
a 9-months term of school.
Indications are this season will be
one of greater mining activities in
the San Juan basin than last.
Representative Thomas Kelley and
wife will visit awhile in Missouri be-
fore returning to these parts.
Weighing mail on railroads for sta
tistical purposes commenced this
week and will continue for IS days.
j. ID. Blasser and wife Of Houston
Texas are at the Palace, awaiting the
arrival Of friends, before continuing
their travels to Dolores where they
may acquire some land.
The increased number oil flags be
ing displayed indicates that many To-
cal people are awakening to the cris-
is that is facing them, but there
ought to be more.
According to w. A. Perry, who re-
turned to his Cedar Hill ranch today,
his section has never had better pros
poets for fruit crop. The continued
low temperature has retarded the de-
velopment of the buds until there is
very slight danger Of their being
damaged by a late spring freeze.
Tourists attracted here by the
Mesa Verde park usually desire TO
return again to while away q fow
weeks in the best summer climate
this globe affords A few months
hence this section promises TO be a
rendezvous for people from nearly
every state in the union.
q
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lsador rausch of Oxford was in
town ON a business mission today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-02

Mrs. A. f.. Jack returned TO Ok
ford this morning after transacting
business in Durango
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-02

C. f. Mesncr director Of extension
work for large separator company,
departed for Montezuma county this
morning, after spending a few days
here, comforting with County Agent
Smith and meeting the farmers in
terested in dairying.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-02

John Henderson of Kline is among
the latest addition to the ranks of the
jty riders. Yesterday he purchased
a ear from james Jarvis.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-02

Miss Gladys Coppinger who has
been attending college in California
the past 1S months is scheduled to
return home early in May. She will
be accompanied by her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Braiden Coppinger and babe.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-02

james Belmear, one of the big
stockmen Of the Dolores section, was
bound for the Florida mesa this
morning TO buy a bunch of cattle.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-02

o. A. Freeman and wife of Rock
wood were guests at the Southern
last night.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-02

Senator West and wife returned
from Denver last evening where the
former had been during session of
legislature and the latter for about
two months.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-02

2. H. Butler of Downs, Kansas,
went to the country today to pur-
chase horses. He was accompanied
by j. W. Morgan.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-02

Dee Brindle of Bayfield, will con-
tinue to be a patron of the d. & h.
G. until the roads are better. He
started for home via that route this
morning, having arranged to leave
his new auto here for the present.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-02

Fred KIoeger was down from the
Aninas valley today ON marketing
expedition.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-02

Mr.. AM! Mrs John Herr of Bay
field have been Denver visitors this
week During their absence. their
son Sammie has been visiting with
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Sheets.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-02

D. f. Place was down from the Up-
jer Florida today delivering ranch
produce.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-02

The increased number Of flags be.
ing displayed indicates that many To-
cal people are awakening to the cl'is-
is that is facing them. but there
ought to be more.
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MANY MAY FLY
THIS Afternoon
Largest Number of Passengers Ever
Scheduled for Aviation Flights
Today - Bellaire Officials
VIII Make Flight.

Rainy days are spent on farms In
SrcaSinE harness and repairing wagons.
Yesterday WAS cold. dark and drrHry,
and the cadets at the Nest Virginia
dying corps headquarters nj li""ch Eot-
tom Sp"ut Ia" day tuning ur the hlE
war airplan"S for many flights to-day
provided il is not such a day ms yes
trrday. There We're no flights NrStcr-
day but there was considerable diShp-
pnintmrnt on tn" part of Il number ~
prominent officials and citizens from
the belmont county tt'hiUJ metropolis
Eight mrm ui lfcllairc headed by Mayor
Charles WaSSman. went I" Beech Bot
tom To take lights among the clouds.
but owing To the miserable weather con-
dltiunS they remained upon terra
trina. However. they viii En up THIS
afternoon If the weather is fair. In addi-
ton Ia the l;ullairc delegation thor" are
u large number OF Wheeling district
citizens who nave engaged ''rc&crvR-
tiuuS'' for this AFTERNOON. Ten flights
will h miIdr today.
The passenger trips will he preceded
at noon by Lieutenant Paul laShhy. n
Wheeling boy graduate of the school.
making fancy flights ever tho city. lie
will loup-l h"-lnnp several times and Dip
lhc-dip The machines are in I'm" shape
for tuday'S flights. IL was reported from
the grounds last night. All week pas
scnG"rs will Il" taken up. provided the
weather conditions arc favurai'lr
Captain Louis Bennett. Jr.. head OF
the school. left yesterday on Il business
trip tn New York aud Princeton. y. J..
Hc will return To tn" city the latter
part OF the week.
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Rrinfs md Pnrs onalS.

Miss Alma Herman ~ SOUTH 1acoh
street is recovering after nm Illness
Of several days.
Miss Hazel Fitzgerald of Fairmont
is spending IA few days with friends
and relatives on IT." South Side.
Miss Flora CothrrS of South Jacob
street is improving after An Illness nf
several days.
Miss H"hrcra Manning of South Eoff
street. is improving after an illness or
several days.
Miss Emma Sander of South Ftoff
street. is improving after an Illness or
several days.
Miss Hannah Murphy OF South Eoff
street. is recovering after an Illness.
Miss Rose Graves If South ECff
street. is visiting friends and relatives
il Cleveland.
Harry Jennings of rark"rshIrE. Ia
visiting friends and relatives In this
section OF thn city.
MISC Rn;h E"rr is III ut her home
on the South Side.
Miss Lucy Hnz!"tt of South 1nrob
street, is visiting friends and relatives
in Charleston.
Miss Nrlli" Snndrrman Of Browns
Run. has returned home after spending
a few DAYS with South Sid" relatives
Lloyd Chalk Of South Jacob street.
is recovering from an Illness OF several
days.
HarrI Meyers. formerly II the South
Side but now Of Cleveland. is visit ing
friends in this srction Of tho city.
Mrs. ticorE" Mo"nIS -: South Jacob
street IS improving after nm illness of
several DAYS.
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PAYS HEAVY fines
MAYNARD Man Is Fined Total Of $500
on Three Charges--Arrested on
Another.

John Yukusrck. wh" was arrested ut
Maynard Tuesday evening. when h. WAS
caught selling liquor from Il wagon,
was gwen II hruring hrf"r" Mayor Henry
NJ. Davies yesterday morning. He was
found guilty and was fined $500 and
costs for srIliuE from tho wagon: $500
and costs for the illegal snlr NJ liquor.
md his wife was lined 5000 and costs
on n charge of Illegal sale uf liquor.
making $ann and costs in all on the
three charges. The fines We're paid In
full.
As he WAS leaving tn" court room he
was again arrested "n Il state warrant.
charging illegal snIr Of liquor and was
released under n $2hn hnnh for his mp
prurnucc later AS The man owns prop
crty at Maynard. II is likely that The
Aiken tax "f $ ono will b. pluccd against
the property.
Yukuscck wus indicted ny til" recent
grand jury on the ChnrE" Of furnishing
LIQUOR To- II minor md also on 4 charge
OF assault and battery.
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SIDE T AALKS
BY Ruth CAMEEOG.

I had I startling aud mind opening
little experience tn" other night.
\ group OF us wer" talking about
man whu is not at all popular with us.
Said the Authornan. HE is 4 mean
kind Of Il cuss. Why they say h" takes
advantage OF his brothers. poor "y"
sight to Fix over the accounts and help
himself tn all the money Il" wants. y"
wonder his brother grumhl"S about haw
poor business is. They say he to"Sn
know a thing about the expensive sail
boat Philips bought.
no I Didn't Alter The Accounts.
Not that had assisted in changing
the accounts.
But was They.
That is. had been tn" one wh" told
the Authorman that about Philip. And
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CHILD IS ANNOYED
AT A MOVIE SHOW
Frank New Arrested While Acting IN
an Indecent Manner With 15-Year
Old Wheeling Resident.

Frank New. OF Lexington. NY. Is
being detained at police headquarters as
a suspicious character until the author
tiles have chance TO Investigate his
record The man was arrested In n
moving picture house last night by
Chief Of Police J. c. Sill and Sergeant
Brtrnson who discovered him in the COM
pany Of q pretty 1S-Eear-old girl who
lives on Chapline street. The child comes
OF good family and her name Is being
withheld because 1t would accomplish
no good to publish It.
The man. who IS apparently about
IS years old. had his arm around the
girl and was acting in an indecent
manner. The police watched the couple
for q while and then quietly took them
from the theatre to the city building.
Chief Sill called In Assistant Prose
cutting Attorney Carl Rachman to CUES
ton the prisoner and he arrived at tho
station accompanied by his brother.
Deputy Sheriff Phil Rachmann.
Attorney Bachnann and Chief Sill
questioned the girl and found that she
had met the man for the first time in
the theatre. and that when he made
advances to her. she was AFRAID OF
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creating a disturbance and getting her
self into trouble ii she raised any out
cry So she sat still and h"r" them
Later, New was brought up fr;in IN"
cell room and put through the third
degree" but he refused To- talk much
about himself and acted in an inS"len'
and daring manner. Which, h" started
To return tn the cell room. New at
tempted to speak t" III" child who was
sitting in an outer room. but Bachmann
who WIS taking him down. pulled HIM
along 1t looked As ii N"w WAS going
IL make Il break. but tn. 6c2ut? sheriff
pulled his KUN and the Ean c"wed down
ard was again locked up.
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"rhev Said" Moro Than I Said.

In the first place II cain" back rs Shch
things do. in a very much stronger
form than ] hnd put it. | sad said. mat
they" said that il seemed rs II fhIlip
mus, have some way "f getting ln"r"
money than his brother paid him ne
cauSr. ne spent money ~ freely. MS" |
had heard that his brother DIDN'T sem
10 know about the sail i~at.
la the second place searched my mind
for the authority from whom ! had got
ten the Information. and when | found
who II WAS | didn't IT,. rntITrly salts
ri",l with his reliability. | n"vrr should
have repeated il without c"rr"!"rt'i"n
from some other source.
Ills It True, Is Il Kind Is It Necessary
"ri the uilsp"k,n word Incur ART t';'S-
tor bat tue Spohvn w"Td H. master of
thee
'''rh"y Say" is sure? y FraakliuSt"an.
made up my mid iha, t'"Gld lie
careful how started 'th"Y says III
lhr future.
wonder if | shall.
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To b" possessed Of a head OF heavy,
beautiful hair; soft. lustrous, fluffy,
waVy and free from 'dandruff Is merely
q matter OF using little Danderinc.
II is easy and inexpensive 10 have
nice. soft hair and lots Of it, just
get 25 cent bottle of knowlton's
Danderinc now---all drug stores rec
ommrnd it--apply little as directed
and within ten minutes there will be
an appearance OF abundance, FRESH.
fitness. fulflncSs and an incomparaDle
gloss and lustre, and Try as you VIII
you can not find 4 trace of Gandruff or
falling hair: but your real surprise VIII
b. after about two weeks use. when
you will see new hair--flne and do%ny
II t1rst-yes-hut really new hair
sprouting out all over the scalI--DaL-
d"rine is. We believe. the only sure
hair grower. destroyer OF daAdrufI anu
cure for itchy scalp and il never fans
to stop falling hair at once.
If you want 10 prove how pretty anu
soft your hair really IS. moiSten Il
cloth with a little Danderine and care
fully draw II through your hair-tak'
ing one small strand al 4 time. Your
hair will be soft. glossy and heoutiIu!
in just frw momenus--a delightful
surprise awaits everyone who tries
this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
PLEASURES MANY
III AUTUMN DAYS
SURPRISE FOR MRS.
BATES McLSiN LAST
EVENING.
entertainments Of Charming Nature
Create Much Pleasure for
the Many Groups.

At The home Of Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
HuhinSon of the Island, their daughter,
Mrs. Bates McLain. was rendered d
delightful surprise by a group OF Is
land ladies. last evening. the party
being arranged in honor Of the we'd
ding anniversary Of DR.. and Mrs.
McLain.
The guests wore quaint gowns Of
carly date. and enjoyed pleasant In
formalities throughout the evening,
with dainty luncheon concluding the
pleasure. The party included twenty
ladies.
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Enlargement Announced.

The engagement Of Miss Della Reilly
Of this city, to Mr.. william. Russell. 4
we'll known business man Of Sisters
vilc, has Just been announced. The
date of the wedding is not set but It
will probably take place in the very
near future. Miss Reilly, Is the daush-
ter of the late Captain Steve Reilly,
md Is prominently known here.
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Luncheon and Supper To-day.

The Ladies Sewing Circle OF St.
James Lutheran church will serve .
very delicious luncheon and supper to-
day in the dining room Of the church
The luncheon will be served from II
until o'clock. which will attarct many
business men and women. The dinner
will be served from until o'clock.
Mrs. Emma Bayha will be the chairman
of the affair.
These ladies have m established rep
utation for the delicious viands, which
always form their menus.
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Anniversary Dinner.

Mrs Russell Gates entertained with
n charmngly appointed six o'clock din
n"r last evening at her home in War
wonh. which was arranged as de-
ligthfmi surprise TO her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Alexander. honorinE the
twrnty-cighth anniversary OF their we'd
ding.
\ large bunch Of American beauty
roses conferred the table. and dainty
rrochctrd baskets filled with confec-
tinns were the fnvors. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander were the recipients Of many
beautiful gifts, presented ny tho guests.
Included were the members Of the fam
rs. rs follows:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
r. A. Alexander Russell Gates
Mrs. George Rhoades.
Misses
Mary Alexander Ethel Rhoades
Martha Alexander Claire Rhoades
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To Collect NeWspeperI.

The Homo Missionary Circle OF Kings
Daughters Of the First Presbyterian
church have arranged FOR a collection
of newspapers and magazines for next
Thursday. October llth. The ladies
will L.. III the par! rrs during the entire
day. where they will r" glad 10 receive
any olT periodicals.. Those who cannot
arrange for delivery to III" church. will
kindly notify Mrs. VIM. Lynn OF North
Huron street. ard some mrans Will be
provided for their receipt.
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Off FOR CAMP
St. Clatrsvtlle Contingent for Camp
Sherman Will Leave at $50
This Morning.

All arrangements hay" iH"n COM
rlctrd for IA" dcrariur" Of ihr third
contingent Of L.; m"n vii" will leave
". ClairsN!!lr this morning for Camp
sherman at thilllr0ih". Tn" men Will
leave. on III" =. x O.. s"uiht"uuL train
nj $40 "'cl""k and II" doubt a large
crowd Will l." ut tn" STATION /" see the
boys "n.
The Hammock and Mi,iwHy bands will
lead the parade. which Will escort Tho
drafted m"u to tn" station and there
will hc several hundred men i'm tho line
Of march TIL" Harn"SNiIl" ladies Will
furnish the hoys with lunches and the
Red Cross society Of s.. tlaIrsrlllc Will
furnish the comfort kits. ,
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Twilight club.

The members of the Twilight club
will enjoy a delightful dinner this "v"-
ming at the Fort Henry club. nj which
very attractive appointments VIII be
seen.
Following the dinner. several Of the
members will give short talks as is their
usual custom.
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Kenwood Club Dance.

On Friday evening. October 5th. the
opening dance IF tho season (strictly
inviintion) under the auspices OF the
Kenwnod club Will be held Mt. the a. O.
T.. V. hall.
Invitations have been mailed for tho
occasion and there is no doubt OF
large attendance.
Music will be furnished by the War
wood orchestra
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e1,chre will serve as delightful diver
sion. All friends Of the league arc
Invited. The proceeds Of this affair will
be used toward defrayinG the expenses
OF the very commendable work the
league Is engaged In.
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tracttve music will be rendered by an
orchestra for dancing. and as this will
be the last affair for several weeks. .
large crowd will no doubt be in attend.
ance at this pleasure.
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So 600, 900 FOR BELGIUM.

WASHINGTON. oct. 3.--Thc govern
mont to-day advanced I:"lgium another
s.. nOn. 0NO in addition tn previous loans
Of $500 900, 4 month for six months
ami II special loan made some time ago
Of $4.90n.000
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Ohio Suffrage League Meeting.

This afternoon q called meeting Will
be held In the Ohio county suffrage
League headquarters. 142l Chaplinc
street. with Mrs. Edward Hazlett as
chairman. All members are requested
TO be present to acs upon important mat
tiers.
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SOUTH SHE NEWS
Rallz DnY Sunday.

Next sunday c"',air= Rally Day will
h. observed ~ I.ir sunday school and
choir 81 -; $,r;lilIns ,;rf"rm"d church.
An cxc,'l II, program haas been arranged
for th, affair
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PRAYER Meeting.

TIL" regular weekly prayer meeting
nf St Andrews Episcopal church. viii
I've Friday in tn" l"ciur" room of the
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04

In 1916 ;hc United States exported
drugs. chemicals and dyes amounting
to $lcI.hoG. nn6--arpruNimatcly $4,000
400 in excess of the previous years eS-
ports.
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C1uh MaetinT.

Tho Worth Willie club will hold its
regular weekly meeting AT the nome
ri Miss ililria Ferry "m Jacob street
this evening A. fun att"n,laucr is re-
QueStcd.
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Kahn Club Dance.

The members Of ting Kahn club will
entertain with another OF their delight
FIJI dances ut their club house on Friday
evening. a program Of unusually at
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Suburban Literary Club.

Tho members Of :he Suburban Lit
rrary club met Yesterday afternoon ~
the Stratforl hotel. and found delight
ful interest in the sp!"ndldly prepared
program for the day. Tho next meeting
which will he held on Wednesday Oc-
tobcr II. will b" thr first meeting OF
tho new ycar. and will be an open
meeting with Mrs. William Rumhl" as
hostess \ departure Will he MAD"
from tho regular program for this occa-
sion. tho usunl study being dispensed
with. md n program Of purely rnt"r-
tanning narlrc enjoyed. which Will Dr.
shared with knitting and sowing.
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TIRED OF LIFE
Constant Backache
and Rheumatism
Foley Kidney Pills fixed UP Texas brakeman
% he's good as ever.

% he's good as ever.
Almost down and out with kidney
trouble. rheumatism SO bad ne couIn
scarcaly get up when lie sat down.
Eack ached all the time.
No wonder Mr.. F. 4. Wooley. brake
man on the road from Dallas to Jack
son, Texas. was tired OF living.
Il saw Foley Kidney Pills 'adver-
tised." he said, IT took some and after
q short time was thoroughly cured
and am having no more trouble
Your kidney Ills Will disappear
and with them tho bacltache and rio -
mntisra, by the use OF Foley's Kidney
Pils. Once your kidneys become
strong and active, aches and pains
will disappear like magic.
There's nothing to equal tho genu-
Inc. Will help any case of kidney or bladder
trouble not beyond tho reach OF medicines.
Contain no harmful drugs. Try then-
For sale by John Coleman z g.
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h" had forgotten and was telling II BACK
t. nc GiiS Sum"tine$ hHpp"nS.J
And L didn't al all like the sound nj
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Invitations Received.

The following Invitations announce
wedding of interest in Baltimore next
week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgaway Merryman
request the honor Of your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter
Hazel Taylor
to
Mr. Walter Herbert Edwards
on Monday evening the eighth OF
October. nineteen hundred
and seventeen
at six o'clock
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore. Maryland.
Mr.. Edwards Is Il resident of this city,
being prominently connected with the
valuation department Of the Wheeling
division of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
rond. The bride to be Is well known
socially in Baltimore.
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Mrs. Lee Hill Hostess.

Mrs. Ice I'M wna hostess last evening
Mt her home in Woodsdaln 20 tho mem
hnra If the Agnes Lee Circle OF Kings
Daughters.
This pleasant group WIS busted with
sowing for the Day Nursery and the
planning OF Its winters work during
the evening. which was concluded by
the serving ~ dainty refreshments, to
tho following:
Misses
Sarah Mctzncr .&lmn Hubbard
Eleanor Clarke Virginia Higgins
Katherine Pfarr BESSIE bowler
Elizabeth EuEus Jane jefferson
Ruth Mason Sophia Wood
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"Recoru" To Be Again Published

The many patrons Of tho Record"
tho interesting paper which Is edited
and published by the Seniors Of the
High school each year, will be glad to
know that the Senior class OF 1911 Is
rapidly formulating plans for this
breezy publication. and the first Issue
will appear the latter part Of tho month.
Tho class earnestly desires that their
former friends and patrons will give
the same support that they have shown
in past years.
The editorial staff has been elected
as follows
Editor in chief. Ruth Goodhue.
business manager, Nelson Cook
Advertising manager. Robert Freder-
lex.
Circulation editor Amy Sorthwood.
Local editor. Sarah Ehellng.
Athletic editors. Elwood Miller and
Anna Mccullough.
Exchange editor. Esther Mcmillan.
Alumni editor. Lucille HuEGer.
Society editor. Virginia Nay.
Personal editor. Rhca McGlumphcy.
Staff st"nographer. Mary Rlodgctt.
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Tho Catholic Womrr'a League mem
here will hold two delightful parties
nj their Headquarters today. nj which
bridge. Gominncs. five hundred anu