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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
JUST FOLKS
CARRY ON.
BY Edgar A. Guest.

CARRY ON.
Stick to the bench and battle and drill ;
The news from over there is fine.
But let no slackening of will
No idle hand or wheel that's still
Weaken our flung battle line.
On wit the cause SO we'll begun;
Who stops today, assists the Hun.
Good news is now our Joy to read,
But let 1t not our senses dull;
We have not passed our hour of need,
We must not pause nor slaeken speed,
Nor tarrv in the battles lull
We must keep pace with them 40 make
Each fine advance for freedom $ sake.
Until the victory is complete
" G must not count the danger q 'er,
We must not shun the furnace heat.
Nor come to toll with iaggard feet,
The things We make are needed sore
Drive home the blowl Let no wheel
cease
Until the Hun shall beg for peace.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
WHAT A DOLLAR Is WORTH

People who have suspected that about
the only cheap thing left in tho country
was the dollar bill have their suspicion
confirmed by figures published by tho
Department of Labor Measured 10y It's
power TO purchase food n dollar as COM
pared with it's value five years ago Is at
present worth only "a cents IN Washington
and Baltimore, 81 cents in Philadelphia,
50 cents in New York and Chicago and
63 cents in San Francisco. That rs, food
that could be bought for 81 in July, 1913
now costs 81 S5 IN Washington and IL
proportlonally high in the other cities
New Workers may extract what satIs-
faction they can from the fact that their
dollar still buy n subway ride more than
Washington s. As respects, shoes, rents,
coal liquors. amusements and both neccs-
sarics and Injuries. the dollar has shrunk
vet further. in some cases almost reaching
the vanishing point Given another
wears continuance of the same scale of
increase in the price of All commodities
and it Will virtually be necessary for n
man to earn 81 10 paw for what one bought
before the beginning Of the war.
This is the disturbing factor and the
unsettling condition For the protltccrs
and for all whom employers or employed
the war has enabled To earn larger wages
and increased profits having the pur-
chasing power Of the dollar matters
little; il is only necessary for them TO
adjust tho swollen cost Of living TO their
swollen incomes For salaned persons,
people on fixed incomes and all who have
had no share in war prosperity, the
problem Of living in the old degree Of
comfort has become an acutcly serious
ono Their only relief can come from the
return Of the dollar to its former status,
and that is bound 10 he d slow process,
possibly requiring decade to effect
New York World.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31

of their loss by taking care Of these soree
~ other mothers They come from al
classes Of society. women who have 10
financial anxicties and women whosc
life IA = constant battle With the high
cost Of living
Here in The xcanteen they u"et ob
common ground Society women ait
often found washing The canteen dighes.
while the wife of = plumber buys 10"
supplies becausc she has o. faculty fpr
getting low prices EVefy caniecn com
mittcc member must h. ready - mo-
peuts notice 20 answer cali me
other night for example, tho woman %
chargc ~ this cantecn WIS enloung %
quiet evening AZ he thcater when %
messenger suddenly brought her = teic-
gram announcing the arrival of 2 troop
train without a complaint she Ter
in the middle ri the Fecond act and
hurried oyer % The station
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
ATLANTIC MERMAIDS DANCE
Belle of Ball Wore Pink Jersey Shore
Scribe Records

Atlantic City, Aug. II Annette Kell-
ermann had very little on many Of the
dashing mcrmaids who romped with
hronzed heroes Of the tumblng break
crs at the annual ball Of the Lifeeuards
Beneficial Association on the Million
Dollar Pier
Costumes which heavy mist would
have ruined beyond repair evoked
the admiration Of fully 5000 spectators
An clfish maid in a pink jersey was the
belle of the ball la In Temple Band
Of Philadelphia escorted the beach
guardsrnen, gorgeous n red blazers
and white trousers. for their annual
parade before they turned loose on
the dance Il por
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
KAISER SHORT OF TIN.
The Old Can Has Real Value Now in
GERMANY

Washington Aug. 81 -Germany is
suffering from serious shortage of tin,
and as yet has found no satisfactory
substitute The Hamburg Correspond
ent recently said that the Upper Sileslan
tln-pate industry Is working under
exceptional pressure, being engaged al
most exclusively on army orders. The
paper further said that a new plant
had been erected for the purpose of
manufacturing old and scrap tin
plate, and that upper Silesian tin-ore
mines, which were formerly regarded as
being too poor to work, are now being
worked as far as possible.
Parahn paper containers are being
used in place of TN cans for condensed
milk, preserved fruit and vegetables and
IN place Of tin drinking cups Untlnued
steel sheets are also being used extensively
as a substitute
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
BY Walt Mason.
SEPTEMBER COMING.

September. genial. mild and calm,
Is coming, like a soothing balm
Perhaps. regardless Of the cost,
she'll bring along an early frost,
and that will swat more kinds OF
flies than man can swat, howe'cr
he tries But II she doesn't bring
that boon she'll soothe our spirits
pretty soon; she'll heal with hrees-
es cool and sweet, our chigger wounds
and prickIv heat September comes
so don't despond, hut save the
coin 20 buy a bond; the fourth big
war loan will appear before Octo-
ber's dawn is here, and in the crisp
September air we surely ought TO do
our share. For then we're full of
pep and snap, and fit for frolic or
for scrap and we can hustle up
the mon, and look upon the stunt
as fun The summer is long ordeal
like false alarms oil people feel
they're wilted and they're all run
I down; ah, then it's hard TO chnsc
through town To rustic sc1ds for
any cause, however good 1t is or was
But in September. when the hreeze
puts ginger in our spines and knees.
and makes us feel like yearling colts,
cxcrtion brings no jars and jolts.
And we can dig up many bones, and
welcome Uncle Sam, his loans, and
start the autumn feeling right, cur
conscienccs all shining bright
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
Who Were Responsible ?

This week. by order Of the War De-
partment. Lieutenant Granville ), Jeffer-
son was dropped from the rolls Of the
Federal army And behind this incident
is disreputable history
This dropped lieutenant IS Phila-
delphIa partisan product Formerly he
was a police boat pilot in that city,
and was dismissed three times, following
two reinstatements He enlisted in the
United States Naval Reserve and was
dishonorably discharged Despite this
unsavory record, he was backed by sufii-
cent influence could he have ever seclr-
ed ii in any other city than Philadelphia
to secure for him an appointment to a
Leuteuantcy ia the Federal army.
The question Of interest IN this connec-
ton is What influences. what persons,
deceived the Federal army authorities
into accepting and honorIng man with
such record with eutenant : com
mission These infueEces and these
persons should be exposed and held up
to public condemnation and contempt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31

Field Marshal Foch! What an I'M
impressive name. But what general
he has proved himself to be History
affords no counterpart since the days Of
the great Napoleon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31

Great honor and credit are given to the
American soldiers now fighting III France.
They have shown their mettle and proved
their fighting ability. And they can well
afford to divide the credit Of their per-
formances with their able commander and
director, General PeTshing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Apache Tribe, No 81
Olive Temple, L. g T.
Wenonah lodge S Of Il
Liberty Conclave. s " NJ
Mechanics Lodge. | O. O f
Lenape Tribe, Imp Il o K NJ
Sheet Metal Workers Association
James Young Conclave II or S W NJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
PERSONAL.

Charles l. S'cnglc secretary 20 thc
Ncw York Civil Service Commission
spent yesterday with hi- father Rev.
Adam SUngle. u f07 West Twcnty-frst
street
Mr. and Mr. Harold Stcnglc, of Nfn'
York. spent last night with bis grand
fnfher Rnr Adam olcngIr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31

The advance Of the British and French
forces on the western war front is irreslst-
ible The Germans are near TO the Hin
denburg line but it is doubtful if they
will be able TO dig themselves in" there.
The Allies are pursuing them 50 closely
that they have no time for anything else
but running
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31

No more automobile pleasure ndes on
SUNDAY, for awhile But whats the odds?
For years our people were content with
an occasional ride IN q carriage, either be-
hind spanking bays or patient Dobbn,
for Sunday recreation And there are
few horses left The automobile may well
enough be kept in the garage on Sundays
for awhile, to help win the war
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
DUTCH GET GERMAN SHIPS
Six Steamers Interned in Java Go To
Holland

Amsterdam, Aug 81 a Batavia, Java
news agency despatch to the Dutch
newspapers says that six German steam
ships-Silesia a $50 tons gross, Uhnefels
(5.557 tons, GERMS (6,550 tonsl, Wwst
Mafk (5,87Otons), Castell Pelesch q, ,464
tons. and Linden (4187 tons, have
been transferred to the Rotterdam Lloyd
the Holland-American Line and the
Royal Dutch Lloyd, to replace six Dutch
ships torpedoed off the Scilly Islands
All the ships are in Java ports
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31

German newspapers. even Of this week,
print stories Of German victories z
and German strategic retiremcnts 7
But can they fool all the German people
all the time? 1t is doubtful.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
NIcNabb for Represeutative.

Representative John +. McNabb an
nounces himself as a candidate for the
Democratic nominations and re-elec-
tion from the Fourth Representative
district.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31

Every Evenings classified advertise
mcnts bring results Proved to the salts
faction OF many and will be to you-AdY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
RIPPING RHYMES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-14

According to a British scientist X
rays are the most extreme rays at
the ultravioIent end of the spectrum.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-14
= . -
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
THE UNIVERSAL. CAR

The Ford Model y One ron Truck is really the necessity OF
tl faor n}1urac aIa contractor and merchant 1T has all
fine st,0 features 81 r Ford made bigger and stronger 1t
has the powerful wof9iVc large emergency brakes act
inc on both rear wlre;nd controlled by hand lever, ia men
wheel base yet turns IN 4G foot circle and has been most thor
ougy tested Enw it is absolutely dependable We advise
giving order without delay that yoh may be supplied as soon
as possible The dCpa is large and orders filled in rotation
Leave your order today.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-14

rHoS. J.. MACARTHUR. m. D..-SpecIal
Attention to Surgery and GyDiecology
Cordele. Georgia
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

/. L. DAVIS, Attorney-at-Law, Ofnce
Phone 1870, Farmloans at 51-2% inter
est, ,Cordele, Ga.
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Partv for visitor.

MISS Mary Mnrtin OF II" TNIt!N "NI''!-
,.oircd the - club last evening. h"n"rin%
Miss Cleo Carroll OF washington. ra
who - the guest Of Miss Mildred Car
iInI Of this city Dancing ana mus'"
vnrn on iCvcd until Il lat" hour. wh"n Il
d,;nty luncheon was served. ThnS"
who attended the affair were:
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About People
Movements of individuals to and
From The CITY,.

Mig Wilbur Davis Of Mlnn!ngtnn, w.
Va. is spending u few days III The Guy
The rurSt Of rclallvrg and iFichuS.
,aIrs. MARY E;hrl l'Fn"k"r is 'Si""'F r.
covering frnm *cr"US illness ~ -''t
h,n" an Fifteenth street
The I,rv, pr Jacob HrittlnEli"m wa
resting ..sv in lhr OH" Valley H'i'-
cr;,l hospital late lasc might. .., d.
Mira. Susan Gu"k, * at pittsburgh ~
tending the North American tupcrF"''.
Mr. and Mrs. william 9. nmrhril OF
Wulr%iuwn have rrtUrn'd hom" alter Il
visit with friends and r"llliv::' nero.
Mrs J. w. Hryan has COR il'r CO
MIR and Mrs l:tChard N!Fci'IaH "'''
, uf Canton. ohio. ,.,,-,o, re-
j. II. Thornton Of Springda" mas MS re-
, turned from SISt"rSN.ll". where nv 'l''
! tic past rc w,lays TN business. 49,.
William II: Hall If nc I IS n" Visit i,siI
Hast evening for Canal Dover w. !" '''''
Mrs. Mary Marker Of Spencer ~"
.tutu, Is spending few days hHFc' tH1
, guest OF friends ami relatives. l.,
, james II. yelling Of Fen" l"lnt Il.
.rrnJinr n few days here, III" guest OF
friends and relatives. IT, r.,,,1
Mrs. Thomas C;icsry o" the Island
who was critically burned IL An a'SluE'i
u few ,lays ago. IS slightly ihPr"' cu'
although she continues IN very Ct'''
: Arthur Enhrrt. who hos hc"n located
III, 1
q; Camp Gordon, Ga. has been oihcih,l!
discharged. md arrived home last night
Mra Aaron Mrilott Of MnnntnEtoh
iN. Va, has returned home. II Ter HnGlT,-
Ing n few days the guest OF hrT Hhuhn-
Irr Mrs. .,innzo Henderson ri this city
Wilbur Watkins. who has hocn con-
! tined 10 his home m TIA" Island for the
Iast week with Influenza. Is Improving:
MIR and Mrs. John CORNISH Oh ~
South York street arc rejoicing owe,
Inc arrival Of II baby boy. Mother anu
son are doing vcr" nicely.
Rrv. and Mrs. John Rcdnw o. Nhh,
r!ngton. who haze been visiting. lrlchaI
here. for 4 few days. hAFo fctuF'i'u
home. ,, -
Miss Clara Kaltcnhach is confined 70
nor home on East Twelfth street WIZ"
II severe attack of influenza.
Private CHARLES ". Lingo has nTFiNt"
home from Newport N"ws, Va. ana -
spending Il iivc-day iurlourh with l"ca'
rrlHtI
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Y W. G. A. Activities.

The y. W. c. ~. is 4 great alnus"m%mII
,,,.,cn and nIr Kinds ~ meetings ana
Sports ps,,T are are being enjoyed here, AMONG
S Sbs v,r t, ,n"S;inss held in tn" rooms
there the duriug The past week: csp"c "a, : :
Interesting was tn High Sth%"! T i,ar
meeting. which was In session ~
,'yrniur There was Il rous!nS htichI-
,nc. and nlans were mad" for the li!Sh
SrhonI Conference. in Columbus. when
Mas ben postponed Until after CHRIST
The Advanced AprnraNs Class also
~, I,af evening il: tn" gymnasium ana
~ ILL.,, ..,i,,,ts anonndrd or all sides. This
ga + a sr LEM, opportunity, for anyone
w!s5!ns TO join such Il i:la$s' AMI IN. ,nI
rcsul; IN heath and goo" r ST'' rho time
sreut
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Misunderstanding WedQing.

Comics OF IT," following ann9nn'"-
men; have oern received in ;hc c;ty::,
Mrs. Emma licl!"E announces LIZ.
narrjnrc Of her daughter. f.i"!&c Anna,
TO Ross =. IIol.n"s, Thursday; l''c"iU-
Der 5, 1918. Martins T"rrr. Ohio ~
hon att+- December Is. 4; $nG North
Huron street Wheeling; ". Wy. ,-
TIL. wedding was. soi"mni2c1 Thurs
s se. J ?" iSS Lutheran h ch1rch IN M4r'in*
Ferry. and there We're no ATTENDANTS.
Imm-diately following tn" w"ddlHE t -"
happy couple left for eastern p"!M'S.
after which they will rcS'd" N 'H'S
Tho bride - tho daughter n Mrs.
Emma IGcllnE OF Martins Forty. ara -
q very popular young lady Of That Town
THO groom IS n valued "'nih"%r AZ ~"
Vhi.aker-Gl~eSner Company. l'"th are
yyrli knowu in tho city. and their many
friends will shower them with con-
ordinations. upon thcir return.
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SIDE TALKS
by RUTH cAMERoE.
WHAT TO LEAVE OUT.

"....r hard"s: ,h,nE N ~Ti'!H&' s sr
h.. Au.!.rrTu:.n. - not !" k""" WIN
-, So. bu. What t" i.:i*' ''Ui
g. rnrr>:. t.," nut:."r:n:sn il not PA.
.:..,,.-Iv vr.cin;.; n tt!& Statement: l.
;,s uc,cy, b,-.u s;,.H before. IN on" TORN
or anp;h"r. : rc'n":,s'"- T",'",'; 1r,.r,
..,,, S,.rn..y!c-" hat = c"r;:'i: historian
.c.ks rr:np over his proofs and
:. t.3 asks. wha, II" VAS d"'nE' Sad
-TaEing ous ;,djccci""s.
1871, when n" .turE"r':',n sad 1ii;'s.
r.,,i,.d.-l III. Of similar "a; ~"
,,,..-,. n-7u;:alJ narn"'%. that 81" 81 u"
.,,-r.v, ,hinrs in th" zinc ARK * nv
i,,. Z. knowing what n"t :" "a; ''''''
GOOD at the Positive, Bad at tho
Negative.
Many people who az" ,:' ill., S< e. II
.,r,:.y 81. ,ho po*t,i"" So: @, "f,nS
'.,.,., :r!..n it ""mea To n" ''''S'' = -
80
r., ,!n;.'. know wh"r" I" stop.
T., ,..h,r ?.r:,!s. They lack u: S"pr','''"
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-r,cnr c-r, emit Announced.

Coming az Il. great surprise 70 ,hS;r
many friends IS the, aUNnuh'''''."", -,
Of ; IN. Island and Mrs Charles Nlh4 OF
WeNsbure Miss stevens Is the 3t'ra'-.
tive daughter o: Mrs. Eianch" M"rk,,:
and is very popular .wt'h he EHHnIys
etnp.oycd at the AMERICAN Sh""i a,.G
Tii!plate Com paUy in Martins frrr%. ana
* vrr,- well known III th'. city. IA' "'!'
Eageuicnt vii! probably result IN 1 N'"'
winter wedding,
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q,;rlity or restraint.
Area. ~o,sconxcs"us of Nnbwins many
T,.-,rlc u. y:noru his lack IS III" Flaw
:ha, ,H,ls.:.i' Tn. wiI"i" GnStruH"nt I'M
perfect
p~up!" whn would b. inr"r"SNNI; Il
.!.:- ii,,"Y: when - yield tho ii0"c 20
s.ru,.rrs. ITS, and wiic:. I" l";tT" "Et hut
vino u;.i;. acl,t",." ~" distinction OF be-
M: considered ho:.-S by their indiSer;m-
+.,.;.. oUtn"ur:HgSc
They Become Offtctous.
!,s.p!. ~nu want; :" D.. h''ir"nt. and
2aly. suc..,,! IN hing "ftic!ous and an
rs.y.uc bv,..US" tho: don't kispw where
. E" stop?
People who would b" Amusing L they
l:.!% st"pp"d II til" right POINT, put
who h"'l- OH or f"''"in" 'i""E'"h oE
ti-r<4,i!:.. ~ vulgar"
Erecting ana c,.uratton and charac-
t,r development inru;"a:" restraint 1t
= found. a.: course" mach more seldom
n III" ?"is';; than III pcopl" "f tnH'ur"
years. occasionally ov"rI,r""dinE Ut an
!nc,un harSiuc%s IN tn" teachings or
If" vi! rc%u!t in TOO much r"S;Tasn.
Not Many Of Us In tbs Danger.
Il; ,.rrtnIn Kinds nG neutrality-suspicious.
.u;,H:r.. II St."l. Cor i'r+'a"""-e-t r" y
I ;."lt: az winch Nh UINiHr" has i;i
in; thr elsa, tr"Ltfu'nt /" rr"!'I"'' 'lI''
DESIRED .::.;f>.s:..ri-:. ~ ztuu Short OF
thu, ;."i,.i w",.,rI RAIN tn product. {" ="
S,.un.i .tuul,! ,In tin. Ss:n".
Ia ,ms.;,S'. =" iI''i" Restraint on one
s..f ru!,i% ,l"'S effectiveness. hI<""I&e
[" .iur":.,. -" much. lie" e" OF us
a, u H. },s,vnrr Ia Halter danger,
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ror,n's Club Meeting.

Tho Womau's Club m"t T'S'"fhhN
afternoon. with IN enthusiastic attend
:rce. The Hotel N'rdS"" was i''.
rrc.tinr plac" and Dr.: L. a. Stnth"rs 81
Tho stat. University CAV. ~ H. m
comparable way. = 'Hfk an War work
and tho Women Of France. l'r. NiH'h-
rrs who has lived som" tim" ~ France.
Vas able 70 r;r" III" r'rl ""rd,n"nn
there. and spoh" ~ El"w'M@ t"::uS Ct
Iho work tha; has boon accomplished III
that country b" III" w"mNl !'"'i m
forest followed every w"rd-"r hI> inter:
cs.inC DISCOURSE, ana regret Wa MS
= cnui1 nnt hn l"uEth"ucd. THIS wtr
;hr nre. r.'n"-al iu''.;iii" Of. lh"'' 'j'h
rnr t,v, months. and Il :r"J,! :, $nr-
cess IN ""rry Wa. Mrs. Charles =.
I:cc,r7a?,. as chairman Of ~" h''ri" eco
ron,ics DEPARTMENT. - +" y" ''n%"A,N u
lated on occurring %U"h m @h'" %p'i'h"r
ms Or. Stath,rs. and il is hoped that ~"
r,,ay b. with Wh"'i'n:: women ;''.'n
.,.,afr. airs G,n"l." -" li"i' - t:tF-
mont, president # ~" S,"' f"d, ,.,.
ion Of Wp:r,f'= Clubs "' No. Viz
riria viii L.. Nor. vi:h 10" N"n.:i%
nal n"xt ,."l:. md G"r coming "a an
.icirl.od Nth WHct "nE"ru"$$ Icy all
tl,r. 1nnm h.rg-.
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INDICTED FOR TREASON.

NEW YORK. Dec. G.-lndictm"ntS
charging lrrlsOn were returned u!
federal grand jury here today nE'tinS'
man navy. and Albert RAUL Fr:"kc OF
Momnt Vernon. y y. American r"rrc-
sentative OF . German 10? Manufacture
lnE company. ,,
TIN mon have been IN IN" "'HhS I
nm several months. having been denied
hail after previous Indictment on GnATH'S
# rnnsririnS with jeremiah \. !t."nrE'
Norir X p,.virtnriI. Willard J. k"hih-
son. John r.. Ryan and Others " InF;
ward Srcr;'1- messages thr"uRh Il"''"''''
20 tho German government
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PRAYER SERVICE AT ST.
LUKE'S WELL ATTENDED
Many petitions Offered for Victory and
Peace, aud for DR.. Drifting.
hama Recovery.

rir. all-iry session of inirrc"ssnr;
prayer services At -. fui;'$ .r.pi%c"pAi
rhur,,;, YESTERDAY. were we'll attended. y
cnrrnrm;r communion !nr women wa
t"l,i WIN tn" K"v. X. + l.. S'rrdcr, "f
=. Matthews church. "ffrr;rnmE tn"
,!av mad nor SIT nsid" fer special prayer
an offering thanks TOR victory :,md peace
Tn. i..i!,inrS also embodied prayer Tor
NE, recovery ~ The l"luvc1 rector of 81:
I,ul-..'. church. the Rev pr Jacob brit
lirgh;rl. wheel * rcco"rring frnnl Il .t"lit
rHt" ~p"":iiinn III IN" ON" Nai!fI S'rh
cr.al Iiosp.trl. which VAS performed
Monday evening.
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Tho IIose- DaNls tca rooil- 'TNr 'EI III
",-oin srrve one OF Its special Saturday
night suppcrs this evening. anG "rcrE-
,hinE that goes to max M 4 delicious
rncnu viii be IN evidence: Already res
CREATIONS have hccH md" ny iaCE"
,,,nIhcr W na+rons. nri with Miss FL
amor Black IN chang. The regular goo"
t!:uS - assured.
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Mr. EsNcv Konie.

Mrs. Leonard Es>cy. Of F3ur;Hrnth
s.ra.; aud daughter. Miss E!izahcth: WI"
is connected with n" N.Y. w., m"rK " ETY.
,,.,.,th street Mrs. i.Shcy. who has
ben viii, her daughter :or SOM ;i i'm,
in tie city AND VIII remain hTr" wv, u",'I
after the holidays. Th"rc WI! nnm T.,T-
given IN her honor during christmas
season.
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McsdaneS
Earl Cameron.
MisSe3
rntl,11 slnStic Meeting.

The meeting Of the Geneva club. h"'H
II. tho Y. w. G.. a. was a most "NfhW-
siast:c ono. MI who attended II" cor
ference during tho last two wears he
Ing present. Sunday afternoon this riub
will have charge OF "a larg" lnc"nnE |"
hr hold in the Auditorium. Slides Sh"""
ing tho liro Of young women IN TINS
country 90 Franco will he. thrown ~
Ithc screen, aud interesting pictures 81
conditions under which all w"m"n ar"
working today will nf!"-t a most prii-
l,ahlc afternoon. Thu program follows:
Thcmc-W-hat the !. y. 9. \. is do"
irr for girls Of America and fr;,nrc III
war time.
song sr-vtc---Niss Katherine Mitchell
urcSidiNE.
Scripture lnsson and prayer - Rev.
Arthur Ja2cnhy.
Solo-Mrs. Dora NiHn"c"0 BARD.
e:,crconticnn v;cws--N-6rk in Franc"
Illrstrnrci and explanatory nn:"s pre-
| scented ny Miss Sarah .'arE$M:"
invited To- attend.
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EotillIon Club Dance.

A7rIarr dracr viii h"' given Ivy The.
Cu,illlGu. Club IN Monday might ut III"
Carroll cluh with iirnIn"ld's orchestra
g., Tie pupular music maker. These al
i.tIrS. which ar" weekly. arr always III
.i,rdrd hy a jn!lv .ruw.l and are eagerly
anticipated ny tn, members. y mum
hcr Of n"w dance hits havc been secured
and Il J.HENtful evening Is anlicIpAtrG
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TO azEAx UP 4 COLD IN ONE DAY
TAKE
PIrNNERS COLD BREAKERS

sure sa1s and Easy TO Take. No otuntns
M LGDr panr Gr.pe Makc-the- Head
Ring :ew doses WILL prevent Co!ds.
Influenza or Grippe. Get ooI To-Day
and ,..ko then, At first align oz Coids, 1oc
At {. M. Griest &C. or - Aail.