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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-13
Indian Relics.

A copper banner stone or ceremonial
weapon of ancient Indian days, which
was unearthed in Fond du Lac during
the digging Of Il sewer, is shaped like
an ancient battleax and has two blades
and a hole for a handle. 1t was found
six feet in the earth and is believed to
have been lost on the lake shore many
ages ago, before the lake recedcd to its
present level. or buried by later gen.
GRAFTON of Indians. A cache of inter
csting Indian relics and weapons was
dug UP in the same city several years
n 90 --ENchangc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-13

DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin can be
obtained at any drug store for fifty
cents, and should have q place in
every home. 1t will save many times
its cost in lessened doctor bills and
maintain the health OF the entire
family. To avoid limitations and inef.
fective substitutes be sure to get DR..
Caldwells Syrup Pepsin. See that q
facsimile OF DR.. Caldwells signature
and his portrait appear on the yellow
carton in which the bottle is packed.
A trial bottle, free of charge, can be
obtained by writing DR.. w. B. Cald.
well, ass Washington St, Monticello,
Illinois
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-13
Worms Easily Removed

Mother, If your child whines, is fret
full ana cries out in sleep, he is prob.
ably suffering from worms. These
parasites drain his vitality. and make
him more susceptible to serious d.
seases. Quickly and safely kill and
remove the worms from your child's
system with Kickapoo Worm Killer.
This pleasant candy laxative in tablet
form quickly relieves the trouble and
your child brightens UP. Get Kicka.
poo Worm Killer at your Druggist.
25c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-13

The terms "cef wee,, 'eow week
and bull week are applied in many
of England's great Industrial centers
10 the three weeks before TIC Christ
mas holiday week.. In calf week the
men work time ana q third, In Cow
week" time and two-thirds and in
"bull weeiI" double time in order TO
mike up for Ices OF output caused 10y
the Christmas holidays.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-13

Flowers will tuln toward an artifi-
cial light just MS they do toward the
sun.
The man who has saved his money
always has the last laugh on the spend
thrift.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-13
Latest improvements.

III bet you do some craniiy thing to
make your wife begin thc Grades you
complain Of
Nothing in the cranky way doing.
She's a self starter" Baltimore Amer
lean.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-13

Shell want to tell you what Carrie
said.
He--But maybe she doesn't want you
to tell.
She.-Oh. yes, she does! She express
" sail 1t was secret. Exchange.
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served the red, white and blue colors
being again predominant.

Mrs Angelo Bovello was hostess at n
reception Monday night ut her resi-
dence. given in compliment to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles ]. Bovello. who were mar
ried Monday, May 81. in this city. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. w.
]. Brooks in our Ladys Chapel.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
home of Mrs. Cora V. Eohn. 2lo ID street
northwest. Monday. July 1t. the occasion
being the third anniversary of the we'd
ding of her daughter Mrs. George w. Nc
Pherson. Music and dancing We're en-
joyed. and at 1880 o'clock supper was
served in the dining room, which was
decorated in the national colors, Amer'-
can beauty roses, lilies and palms Among
those present were Mrs Cora V. Bohn.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Morris. Mr. and Mrs. II. Sweat. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Mades. Mr. and Mrs e. S. Rohn,
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Mcpherson.
Misses Ruth Rammiiug Margaret sum
rners. Eva and May iohn and y. Gessner.
MesSrS. Is, Mades. IL Johnson and Hoi-
land. Masters Stanley RoAn and But
Ter Sweat. Lieut., j. j. Hartrauft of Will
Transport. Pa. pr. Il. w White of En-
poria. Va. . Mr.. ). Iape of Long Island.
y. y: Mr. W. II. Sunderland OF Talbot.
Tenn Mr.. W. Harrison of Berwyn, Md.
and Nnssrs. George and Harry bowling
of Bryantown, Md.
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Marriage Licenses.

MnrTiag" licenses have been issued to tho fol-
lowing. " " ''
Thomas +; Rome md Bertha T"r,rv
i.oi 10 ~ Hort and Eora w Parne
Na,,iah j. knhn and Elizabeth IIn"xtnr
utihin Hryson and Elaine Carter
'"hh II. LLOYD Of Franconia Va and Elsie
ID P"fitt of AGc"tink Va
Joseph r. Collins of Palmers Nd md Mary
Swami of this city " '
lanes A. johnson and Mary NJ. chittams.
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and Of concentrating the bridegroom
found during the week that congratulate
tons must also be extended to another
member OF the family, Richard Pennoyer.
whose engagement to Lady Winifred In
Gestre Of England was announced in a
cable from London.
Richard pennoyer has lived away
from San Francisco for several years
in fact. almost ever since his gradua-
ton from tho University Of California
which was followed by Il course at
the University OF Paris and then by
MS entrance into the dipiopatic corps
In accordance with the usual result Of
a post of the kind. he has visited many
places of interest in the world, having
served in South america, at Montevideo
and in Lima. as well as in various cities
OF the European continent.
Last year. after having been in Paris
for some time. says the San Francisco
chronicle, he WIS transferred to Lon
don. where he was appointed the second
secretary to the American embassy in
that city. He met his hride-to-be short
~ after mis- arrival in the English capi-
tai. and from the first his devotion to
this charming woman was remarked by
his many friends there.
Lady lnE-estrc is he. widow OF Iis-
count inEo&trc, and is "A very pretty
and attractive woman. from all tie Ac-
counts that have reached san Francisco
friends OF Richard Pennoyer
He is a son Of Mrs. Virginia PEN
noyer and the late A. A. Penuover.
who lived in Oakland for many years.
whore their home extended an unusual
" d".4ghtful hospitality. Another
brother 10 Shtldon Hennoyrr. who has
won distinction in the world of art
and who Is at san Francisco at the
present time visiting his mother at the
Fairmol4t Hotel
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Mrs. Alonzo G. Hearne, wife OF Passed
Assistant faymaSter Hearne, L. s. y,
after spending several months with her
husband at New York and in Virginia,
has gone for the summer to her old
home at kitterE, Me.
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Military Weddings
Daily Affairs.

the dcbutantes. Military weddings are
becoming daily affair and military en-
gagemcnts the most familiar bits Of
society news. This week, says the Chi
cago Tribune Anne Lee Scott. daugh-
ter rf Thomas Hlyth" Scott. became the
wife of j. Henurn lie Geudre OF New
Orleans In the Church Of the Heavenly
Rect. New York, and announcement was
made that when Mr.. lie Gendre sails
for France to serve rs Interpreter for
he United States Marin. Corps his
bride VIII accompany him and continue
her Fed cross work on the other side.
This was "A simple but pretty wedding.
Tn" only floral decorations were huge
vases Of rambler roses and snapdraasonS
placed on The altar, and the bride wor.
afternoon gown of pale gray geor-
gctte crepe over crepe de chine of the
same shade. A feature Of the costume
ne frock being a simple piece at
fair Of severely straight lines. ernbroid-
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Mrs. Philip II. Torrey, wife of Lem,
Torrey, +. s. NJ g.. aQd children hay,
gone to Baltimore for Il visit TO rela.
lives.
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Rear Admiral y. z. Mason. L. 6. ".
retired. and Mrs. Mason will remain ~
Washington for the summer as Ad-
miral Mason has returned to active
duty.
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little gemlike painting by the great
artist himself. The room Is approached
by flight Of six steps of yelioHish
marble veiued with black, while the
bird's-cye maple doors which open into
the room are fanked by columns Of
the same marble. The vestibule from
which the steps rise is also Of marble
with a sunken fountain in the middle.
In the pool Of water stands an rx-
quisite little black marble statuette
holding vase from which a thread
like column Of water rises and falls
sriaShing into the basin beneath on
which float pink and yellow water
lilies.
The other Condor room in this won
dcrful house is Mrs. Davis sleeping
apartment. and this is made to repre-
sent a white peacock. All the wood
work and the decorations are Of pure
white. while the bed has as the back
ground to its head the painted tail of
Il huge peacock Of the usual jeTeIed
species which forms the only note of
color in the room. The bathroom be-
longing to this suite is buIr like the
interior OF t;Eecian temple and is
entirely of white marble. with a bath
sunk into the floor. There are marble
columns at each corner of the square
bathing pool. In the center of this is
a silver water lily of most exquisite
design that rises as the water enters
the bath, and floats on the surface.
One of the most important issues in
the war service which has recently
become the chief occupation
A New OF the feminist is the protec-
ar ton Of the young boy SOL
der. And the most amazing
feature of the issue is that in the pur-
silit f,f such I,rnt ,.cti1p the I-ounf- Girl
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Mrs. Charles Laird. widow of Capt.
Laird. l. 6. ". has returned here from
a visit to Mrs. Holt w. Page at Nor
folk. Va.
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Cant. F. T. Hayden. recently injured
in a street car accident at Atlanta Ga
has gone with Mrs. Hayden TOT
=
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Col. Henry l.. Rogers and Mrs. Rogers,
who arrived ~ Washington for station
last week We're given Il series OF laIe
veil entertainments before their de-
pa-ture from Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
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Paymaster &. Z. Barber. L S. ", and
family have gone for the summer to
Virginia Beach, where they have leas-
ed l. cottage.
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Rear Admiral Joseph Foster. L. S. y.
retired. and Mrs. Foster. who max.
their winter home here. have gone t
Portsmouth, y. H, for the summer.
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Mrs. Abernethy. wife of Lieut. Col.
abernetbv. recently returned from the
orient. is visiting her mother, MIS- IT,
Swain at the Preside. car.
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.iIar is Tieitine friends at Fort Doug
las, Ttah, until the arrival Of her hus-
band from the Philippines. when she
will accompany him to Washington
where he has been ordered 10 duty.
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or, - Won't H. A. Russell. Wyo, to when
place he has been preceded by Mrs.
buckley, who is now visiting heI
parents. Mr. and Mrs J. c. Hooper, at
f,hnrnnne- NNO.
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Mrs. Duncan G. Eichart, Wife. OF
Lieut.. Richart. with their two young
sons last week Joined her husband at
his new post. Fort u. A. Russell "So-
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Mrs. Prentiss Bassett, wife Of Com
mander BaSSett, L. S. y, recently ar.
rived from California. will spend. the
summer at Chevy Chase
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rfo,,+ yyi1Iian G.. IangwilI has been
io5nej i.y Mrs. I.augwiIl at Fort Smell
ing. MINI. after months visit to
friends in the east.
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to hin, Mt Fort Du Pont. Del His
fafber Mr. 7. p. Donovan. after a short
stav with his son. returned last week to
his home here.
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Capt. Raymond r. Wright, l.. S. N. C..
with Mrs. Wright. after a visit TO Mrs
:. 7. Hangar. at Portsmouth, Va. has
zone to Baltimore for d visit TO rela-
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Mrs. Harry l. wilkins and Miss Mar.
Raret Wilkins, wife and daughter OF
Col wilkins, have gone to chicago,
Irhare trev will spend the summer dur
ing Col. wilkins absence in France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-22

Cadet Ransom Mcbride arrived at
Fort Washington. Nd, last week from
West Point to spend the summer with
his parents, Maj. and Mrs. Mcbride.
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death of her mother. Mrs Upshur, has
given up her apartment and for the
present is living with friends in Jew CIT
Str
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Brig Gen. Elliott. L. s N c., retired.
has recovered from his recent severe
Illness and returned to his apartment
at the Marlborough.
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Can't Clyde II. Eastman has been
Joined by Mrs, Eastman at MS H."
most, Fort Douglas, Utah
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Personals.

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wolf. who
have been spending the past ten days at
Boston. the guests OF SIs. and Mrs. Ed
ward Goulston, are uow motoring through
the White mountains, and VIII visit their
son. Master William Wolf, who is in
camp in Maine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-22

DIR. James C. Pryor, L. s. n. and Mrs.
Pryor are at the Marlborough, where
they have leased an apartment for the
summer
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Lieut.. and Mrs. J. r Gillispie had as
their guests last week at Fort Wash
ington. Md. Mr.. and Mrs. DANIEL {.
kingman, who have now returned to
their home here.
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Mrs. Tsrbutton. wife of Capt. Tar
button. with their young son. has gone
to Miles City, Mont. for visit to her
mother
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Lieut.. Col. David d. Porter. [. S. NJ
c. and Mrs Porter will spend the sum-
raer on the Brookviile road. Chevy
Chase. where they have leased a bunsa-
Ira
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Rear Admiral osterhaus. l. s. n. and
Mrs. Osterhaus have as their guest Miss
Sue Irwin Wainwright of Norfolk, Va.
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Mrs. Haisey Powell. wife Of Lieut.
Commander Powell. L. S. y. is visiting
her brother-in-iaw and sister, Dr. and
Mrs Allen Perkins, at Norfolk. Va.
from where she Will 80 for 4 short stay
al New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-22

Mr. aud Mrs. J. EIscnmaun ard daurh-
ter HlaGche leave tomorrow for Atlantic
City to spend some weeks,
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RESIDING AT DURHAM, n. c.

Mrs Russell Selfridge, widow of Com
mander Selfridge. L. S. =. since the
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Lieut. F. c. Scoheld and Mrs. SEQ
field are enjoying n visit from Miss
Virginia Maxwell Of Chicago at their
quarters at Fort Washington. Nd.
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Mrs. Gus Louis and son Robert are
visiting Mrs Louis parents. Mr. and
Mrs. iierzrs. at ths.r hone at Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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Rear Admiral John L. Pil1sbury. L. s
y. retired. aud Mrs Piilsbury have
gone for the season TO Magnolia, Mass
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Miss Rosalte Levy entertained mum
Der of her friends Thursday evening At
a patriotic party. The par!pr was beau
tifuIly decorated il red, white and blue
crepe paper and flags. As soon as ali
the guests arrived The Star Spausicd
Banner was played and sung by Miss
yslaria MarmioH. who later in the even
ing gave several vocal and instrumental
selections. Progressive five hundred"
was played, followed by a L. S. A.
guessing tea" Patriotic prizes we're
awarded to the successful contestants.
The tally cards were hand painted, with
soldier girl IL khaki carrying an
American flag. Refreshments were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-22

Mrs Luther Sheldon, wife OF Surgeon
L. 5. y. has gone to Mountain
Lake Park, Nd, where. with their chill
dren, she viii spend the summer.
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Army Notes.

Continued from Second Page)
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Mrs. Edgar kaufman and daughter
Miss Ida Kaufman, l-ft Friday to :Deut
several weeks 1T the Huena VISTA Hotel
Euena Vista, Md.
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admiral William II. Whiting. l.. s N
retired. ana Mrs whiting have their
daughter. Mrs. James Taylor. wife Of
Lieut.. Taylor, L. 5. ". visiting them AT
san Francisco. from where they viii
shortly go 10 Coronado.
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The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club met
at the Country Club last week for lunch
con and bridge, with Mrs. \. Signund
rs hostess.
Mrs \ Sanders has been spend
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Miss i1izah"th Smith. who has been
the guest Of 2!T. and Mrs. hudrew smith
has gone 70 Rocky Mount, y. e, to spend
TWO weeks.
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Miss aIargherita Til!rnan, daughter OF
Commander and Mrs. Edwin Il. TILL
man, L 5. y, IS visiting friends at
AIIeuhu-st. y J.
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Reading the list Of engagement an
and military w eGdings Ger
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Maj. Harold C. Reisinger. L. s. NJ c..
has left Washington for the training
camp at Quantico. Va. where he has
been detailed to duty
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Capt James J. Meade, L s NJ e. with
Ers Meade. has gone TO Philade Iphia
where he was recently ordered 70 duty
In charge Of the Signal battalion OF the
Marine Corps. Mrs. Arthur caeee.
widow OF Lieut.. Ca~ee. L. S ". has left
Washington, accompanied by her two
little girls. 20 spend the summer at
Deer Island Ne.
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Entertainments.

a surprise party was given Miss Flor
ence Fuchs last week at her home. In
dian Springs. Lorton. Va. by her friends
in honor OF her birthday. Dancing and
games we're enjoyed b. ali. Those pres
ent were Misses Anna IIigham.
Florence Higham. BESSIE Higham
Myrtle Newman, Margaret Richards
Bessie Harlow, Rebecca Landstree;
Meta Fuchs Florence Fuchs. Mcssrs
Frank Carlow. Spencer Davis. John
Tyers. Bentley Mason. Hunter Hamrnel.
William Short, Russell Bittenbeuder and
Darrell Davis.
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Mrs.. Claude g Block. wife Of Capt
Block Z. : y. accompanied BIZ Miss
Ethel Block, has gone 70 William sourg.
"a. <3- the sumner.
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Rear Admiral Eugene c Leufze. L. :
y retired. accompanied by Mrs. and
Hiss Marion Leutze. has gone to the
Warm Springs. Va, for the remainder
% the s.nwsr.
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Picked Up Here and There.

Society at san Francisco ana the bay
region. busy with the pleasure of en-
tcrta ming
Diplomat to Wed Mr. and Mrs.
Titled Englishwoman. $3.50 o ra-
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Miss Helen Elr'ch Of New York is
spending the summer here with friends
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Lieut.: G V. Mccarthy. l.. S. y. and
Mrs. Mccarthy. after short honey
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moon trip. have gone to Vallejo, Cal,
where they have taken a bungalow.

| moon trip. have gone to Vallejo. Cal.
where they have taken a bungalow.
Mrs Ross s. Kingsbury. wife of Lieut.
by her sister, Miss Priscilla Ellicott.
daughter Of Capt. John NJ. Ellicott.
I. S. n. retired. and Mrs. ,Ellicott, who
are at present at San Francisco
Lieut.. Commander Earl Ship. u S.
at Annapolis. Md. the latter's mother.
Mrs. Charles l.. Weller. who arrived
last week from San Francisco.
Mrs. William E Eaton, wife of Passed
Assistant Surgeon Eaton. u. :. n. now
surgery. Navy Department. left last
week to remain until the late autumn
with their two children at Boston.
Mrs. James s. Taylor. wife of Surgeon
Taylor. Y. S. n. has gone to Stock
bridge. Mass, for a visit to Mrs K. S.
kilhourne of New York.
Surgeon Taylor is now on duty here
in the bureau of medicine and surgery.
Mai Harold c. Reisinger. L. s. NJ. c.,
has left Washington for the training
been detailed to duty.
DIR. James C. Pryor, L. s. n. and Mrs.
Pryor are at the Marlborough, where
they have leased an apartment for the
summer
Brig. Gen. Elliott. L. s N c., retired.
has recovered from his recent severe
Illness and returned to his apartment
at the Marlborough.
Mrs Russell selfridge, widow of Com
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The reception following the recent
marriage at London Of Miss Helen Law
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Continued on Fourth Page.)
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rr.-zi Gibson. Z. s y. accompanied by
MISS El.Zzo beth Gibson. will go the first
q The month % Spring Lake, y. ).
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taiuly convinces
the reader that
there Il re f. W
SlackcrS among