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The Washington herald., 1919-04-16
RIBBONS


New York City-There is nothing
Oriental, and there is nothing me-
diaevaI about ribbons, and it may
be that because ribbons are finding
an increasingly prominent place on
our frocks, We are turning away
from these two sources of inspira-
ton in our clothes that have been
dividing the honors for the past
year or so-that is, the Moyen age
and the Orient.
No, the ribbons are quite modern.
In fact they do not seem to have
been introduced into costumery un-
til less than four hundred years
ago, SO If there is any historic as
sociations with them, IL the clothes
which form the inspiration for the
ribbon-trimmed frocks of this sea-
SON belong to any period at all, it
is fairly modern one. The ladies
OF Queen Elizabeth's court wore
ribbons from Italy and France and
considered themselves in the most
recent style Then again they were
worn in profusion in France by the
ladies of the. court of Louis XIV and
Louis XVI In the wardrobe OF
Marie Antoinette there were rib
bons galore
Ribbons have been bought ana
sold within the last few Years, to
be sure But they have not been
used as they are used now nor as
they have been when ribbons have
been the mode. Apparently ribbon
makers and ribbon sellers devised
ways in which ribbons could be
used IN spite of fashion. So they
were used to make bags and they
were used for camisoles and they
were used to cover hat frames, An
exquisite bit OF ribbon was used 70
introduce the note OF color in a
gown. Metallic ribbons were used
to form the bodice of evening
gowns. But silk in breaths would
have answered the purpose. It was
only because the colors and weav-
ing Of the ribbons appealed to us
that we used them instead.
1t Is only when ribbons are used
IN festoons and in bows that we
can truly regard the fashion as IN
clining to ribbons. And that is Just
what Is happened now. Organdy
frocks are going to be of para
mount importance-satin ribbons
and moire ribbons in light, soft
shades that contrast pleasantly with
the color of the organdy.
In the organdy frock shown to.
day the ribbons are of blue and the
frock is of that soft shade of pink
that we call flesh color. There are
three deep tucl<s on the skirt and
the ribbons are cleverly run through
these tueks and tied at, the left side.
The same ribbon-run tucks are seen
on the edge of the short sleeves
and the high rolling collar and
again the bows are evident. There
are long ends of ribbon depending
from the belt in front and from the
collar. The hat chosen to wear
with this frock is of light blue
Georgette and there are roses ot
pink chiffon about the crown.
Inquiries are solicited and may
be addressed care OF this newspaper.
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CONFESSIONS OF A
WAR BRIDE
! Watch My Enemy from = Strange
Hiding Place.


The divers suit was suspended so
that It faced DR.. Certeis' bedroom.
With half an eye glued to q small
opening in the blouse. I surveyed
my enemy as he returned to the
scene OF action. I could see that
Certeis. like . true man Of science.
took nothing for granted. He lock-
ed the door of his room behind him
and put the key into the pocket OF
his elegant dressing gown.
Good thing. Jane Lorimer. that
you didn't decide to hide under his
bed until you could roll into the
hail." was my inward comment. but
had my doubts as to whether there
was anything else good" about the
situation. I couldn't take much
time to dwell on general strategy.
however. for i was having all ]
, could do TO handle the details, one
at a time.
The one of the moment amused
me greatly in spite OF my personal
peril. The handsome, distinguished,
ing by his door holding two wet and
parently he was unable to decide
what to do with them. His situa-
ton. however. was not a bit more
ridiculous than my own.
He laughs best who laughs last
! I reminded myself. as Certeis start
ed toward my place of concealment
He entered the closet and paused
close to me and IT was only by q
mighty effort of will that / kept
myself from recoilinS involuntarilyI
The least tremor of that diving suit
would have betrayed me! For
tunately. my agony was short In
great haste. Certeis opened one OF
the closet drawers and stuffed the
soiIed pillows away. Then he pass
ed quickly into the room which
had occupied.
OF course I didn't dare to twis,
the divers suit around so that
could follow his Investigations. but
could easily reason them out from
their results.
Apparently Certeis made a quick
| survey of the place for presently
heard him close the windows, ther
he passed me again on his way "a
his room. In one hand he carried
the ribbon mule which I had sc
carefully deposited at the top OF
the rose trellis and in the other he
held the belt of my old cloak.
He tossed the silk slipper ontc
| the table at his bedside, then he
settled himself in a big chair and
slowly rolled up the broad belt as
neatly as a nurse might roll a sur
gical bandage.
Evidently he accepted all the evi.
dences of escape with which had sc
carefully provided him, My russ
had deceived him completely! H,
| believed that ] had fed from tn,
house by way of the trellis! And h
had given up the search for me, a
least for the night.
Ny muscles relaxed I was saf,
for a few hours
For a thwarted villain you ar
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ments for the wedding have not
been completed. Miss Rennard Is .
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs J. Cliff
ford Rennard and sister of Lieut..
John Townshend Rennard. U. 8. A,
who served in France with the Ar
tillery Corps.
Lieut.. Benjamin, who is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. william Evarts Ben
jamin. is named for his grandfather.
the late Mr.. H. H Rogers. When
the United States entered the war
he obtained q commission as ensign
IN the navy and served overseas for
year. He returned recently from
duty in Texas and Mexico.
Lieut.. Benjamin Is the nephew and
first cousin Of Mrs. Henry Huddleston
Rogers, who has passed the last two
winters here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hewson will
have as their guests during Easter
week Mrs. Hewson's son-in-law and
daughter. Lieut.. and Mrs. Donald
Washburn, who will reach Washing
ton on Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hew-
son returned to their residence, 1889
New Hampshire avenue, q few days
ago from Florida, where they have
been for several months.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer has sent
a request for the young women who
have assisted her as mattresses in the
cafe Of the comforts committee of the
Navy League. known as the Sign OF
! the Ship. to assist her this week in
| attending the members OF the d. A. R
at the Sign of the Ship.
Owing to the enlargement of plans
by the Dixie Chapter, United Daugh-
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At the Theaters Tonight.

NATIONAL
-Happinesa"
sHUBERT-
The Thirteenth Chair"
POLLS
oh, Cncle."
sHUBERT-BLLAsCo-
Dark Rosaleen.''
KEITH's-
Vaudeville
GAYETY-
-Ths sizhtseers"
COSMOS
VAUDEVILLE
MooRE;s RIALTo-
Alice Joycs and Maurice Costello in The Cam
bric Mask"
MoORE's STRAND
william Russell t Brass Buttons"
LoEws PALACE
Marguerite Clark 10 Lets Hope"
LoEw's COLUMBIA
Bvaut washbQrn in -sornething to Do"
The Parixiao F1irts"
MooREB GARDEN
Madline rraverss in -Gsnbhns in Souls
CRANDALLS METROPOLITAN.
Marion Dariss in Getting Mary Married"
cIANDALL's.
Elsie Ferguson IN The Mauiase Price"
cRANDALL's SAVOY.
Pauline Frederick in Paid in Full"
'CRANDALL's KNICKERBoCKER-
~ House Peters in '-The Forfeit"
PALACE--Ninth. near the Avenue
fAs AaA's Theatsr. Smoke if you Ike
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certainly much too calm was my
unspoken reproach as I regarded
him from a corner of one eye IF
only you would rage around little.
I might get some idea OF what is
going to happen next for instance,
whether you are mad enough TO
take up the hunt again tomorrow,
But IL you are only going TO sit
there and think. however am TO do
my own planning
As IL to help his thinking, Certeis
lit a cigar. then he drew my photo
across the table and turned II so
that he could regard IL at his lei
sure through thin wisps Of tobacco
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learned new things, who will come
back home mentally or physically the
same man that he was when he went
away. He may be better or worse
But he Is changed.
Nor will women ever be the same
again. They, too, have a new outlook
CONTINUED on PAGE EIGHT.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-16
Stage and Screen
BY EARLE DORSEY,

MONTE BELL galloped into the Fa-
nous Players-Lasky wickiup yester-
day afternoon, looking thoughtful.
In half an hour he gaIloped out, lug
ging with him a framed chrome of
his patron saint. George NJ. Cohan.
The chrome is said to be a gift from
OSCAR MORGAN.
All the big downtown picture pal
aces are dolling UP for Easter.
LARRY BEATUS has closed con-
tracts to load million dollars
worth of Easter lilies and other floral
decorations into the Palace for the
Easter Mary Pickford ceremonies.
TOM MOORE says he's going to
turn the Rialto into small-stzed edi.
tion of spring -has-come'' in con-
nection with the showing of "vir.
tuous Men, next week.
HARRY CRANDALL also has some.
thing sumptuous on the ways for the
Metropolitan, but he hasn't told any
one the groundwork of the plan.
ROBERT BERMAN was wearing
his HEAVY eyegIass cord at the
Belasco last night. The same one
you know. that he wore on ROLLIN
ROBBINS Midnight FroIic" party
-
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moke! and b. smiIed-A tender.

smoke! And he smiled tender,
not a cynical or reyenseful smile!
At this / almost wrtegled enough
to set the divers suit 20 rustlins. /
couldn't picture Bob doing such a
sentimental thing. not even in the
romantic days OF our engagement
That was never Bob's way. ] had
to put the thought OF my husband
out Of my mind. Hysteria had BE-
come a habit whenever 7 fvelf "a
our love traEeds
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y WAYS
TO Catch a Man
q. q 9 q q e q
J. THE WOMAN.

As unto the bow the cord IL;
So unto the man is woman:
Though she bends him, she obeys him,
Though she draws him yet she fol-
lows;
Useless each without the other.
--Longfellow.
There is type Of woman who rules
her man with love To her the hus-
band has much the quality of a little
boy whom she loves yet must make
behave keep himself clean and con-
duct himself properly. and over whose
welfare she watches with vigilance.
Blessed Is the man who wins such
woman.
This type does not need to be told
how to catch q man nor how to hold
him.
1nstinctively men turn toward her
with love and trust and respect They
come to her In trouble sure Of comfort
and help.
They lean on her more and more.
Then slowly or suddenly they realize
how Indispensable she Is to them.
They Just can't get along without her.
She 1t is who safely steers the ship
of marriage through the dangerous
seas Of matrimony by the compass of
love.
This woman with the mother in
stinct, the faculty for service and de-
votion holds her man with bonds of
steel
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Florence Rose Fashions.

CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-16

sorns 81 tts A. - = sra->t
fr fhs - ~ Is s~ss o.
loS'ef pa Etf tt- a EiHcl-
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Mrs. Earhez Oliphant has as her
EgsEr Nl.sz Mar Moore. OF Trenton.
y. p. Uh0 arr red today. Mr. OIL
plant went Go Trenton yesterday to
nnszssan in8ei1l:e stay.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-16
THE STATUS QUO ANTE

By DOROTHY DIX
THE WORLDS HIGHEST PAID WOMAN WRITER
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Dates stuffed with walnuts and
baked, being basted with butter and
a little water. become very delicious
The Washington herald., 1919-04-16

Miss Dorothy s. Rennard and
Lieut. Henry Rogers Benjamin. U. s.
y whose engagement was an
uounced in January, will be married
IN New York on April 2s. Arrange
The Washington herald., 1919-04-16

Mrs Frederick Keep will return to
town today after a short stay in New
York Mrs. Keep will give a dinner
next week in honor Of the British Am
bassador and the Countess of Read
inE. The Ambassador and Lady
easing WI. = hosts at dinner to-
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Mrs. r. J.. % Pont will entertain
81 tea tbs a.y srnoon at the Cafe
Il 4--.-s
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Admiral Henry T. Mayo, command
er-in-chief of the Atlantic feet, which
arrived Monday in New York. will
come to Washington today to dis
cuss with Navy Department officials
the arrangement and location of
warships in the Atlantic Ocean for
the overseas flight OF naval seaplanes
next month.
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Mrs. Walter Boyden, who has been
visiting her brother-in-law and sister,
the Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs.
Houston, has left town for her home,
Aas stopped in Ardmore, Pa, for a
efief visit to Mrs. Robert Leatherbee.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-16

The Cuban Minister and Nine. de
Cespedes have as their guest Donna
GrszieIla CasteIh. who has been pass
ing the winter in New York with her
mother, Countess CastelH
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The marriage of Miss Ray Slater
and DR.. James b Murphy. whose
engagement was announced a short
time ago. will take place at the
born. Of Miss Slater's mother. Mrs.
Horatio Nelson Slater. in New York,
on Monday, April rs.
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The Attorney General and Mrs A.
Mitchell Palmer were the guests in
whose honor the Secretary of the In
terror and Mrs. Franklin K Lane en-
tertained at dinner last night Mrs.
Palmer will be the honor guest at a
luncheon which Mrs John Lord
OBrien will give today.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-16

Lady wilIert went 10 New York
last night for a short visit.
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of paralysis. is improving rapidly from
the affiliction.
Miss Virginia VILE, who has beer
the guest Of Mr.. George Vose OF 1882
Jacob street, will leave soon for Visit
with relatives in Darlington.
Mrs. Elmer Jones, Of Main street. is
suffering with an attack Of intiucnz".
Mr.. William Long, who has been con-
fjncd to his residence by illness. h";
again returned TO his work in the La
Belle mill.
Miss Pauline Sicfcrt is improving
from her recent attack Of Influenza.
Mrs. Mary Carral is recovering from
her recent illness
Miss Madeline Wicr OF MoEstcn strcc'.
is the guest Of Pittsburgh friends ana
relatives.
Miss Wilma Lorcy Of Eoff street. T.
spending the next few days as the
guest of friends and relatives in Pitts
burEh.
Mrs. Francis LawIor Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. George Elliott Of Cleveland
O. Mrs. Lawlor expects TO return |"
the city within O few days.
Mrs. Thomas ecker, who underwent
a very serious operation at the Nor;E
Wheeling hospital. is said TO be get
ting along very nicely and in the course
Of Il few days will be out again.
Miss Catherine Ault OF New cum
bcrland. W. Va, is the guest OF friends
on chaplnr srtcct for a short visit.
Mrs William Fee remains CRITICAL:
i'll ut her home on Chapline street.
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.,,,d NARY Conner slot j in BcllalTe;

and Mary Conner slot ) in BellalTe;
$3.50. val,
Tho GAINESVILLE Garage co. 10 Floia
I,chsr. lot - in Flushing: 81.
1Io,herlne Mott ct IL. to J. H. fiouSr
,.,,d !, Warren townshp;'El.
Tn.cnh l;vczart and Cecilia Boczart
20 lessee Scipto ct al. lots 4. ana III
EIajrcyiuc. in Wheeling township
$l@T5.
Anna Erabek and husband to hathar-
;,n Mott. land in Warren township; S1e'
Common Pleas Court.
New cases filed:
Samuel yaccaro ct al. vs.. ~ &; S. Rauc-
81 ct al. action fer money. Amount
claimed $4,000.
Louisa j. Schc,hIc ms cHecutrix vs.
Peter Wachtcr. action for money
amount claimed Sect.
Frank Marx vs.. carton Cooperative
Stnr. 90, ct al. action for money:
amount claimed $@1S.12.
Mike kpvalt Jr.. by his n"XF irl"nh.
Mix. I<ovalt, vs.. H. IL. ElkinS. PETITION
ALLEGES that on or about July :. l9lS'
,,,..,r y'rovidcut Ohio. defendant was
driving an automobile, and while drlF-
inr this automobile struck PAINFUL
knocking him down. damaging Tn" mus
los about the mouth and breaking a
bone in plaintiffs right leg. Ey reason
OF thrs" injuries plaintiff asks damages
in thp sum OF 5000.
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VVELLSBURG
Change Of Voting Places.

The following voting places have been
designated for tho Republican rrlm-
aries 10 be held in this city on Sa:ur-
day
All voters residing in the First wl"d
will cast their baIllts IT tn" mayors
office. IN tho City building.
All voters residing III the Second
ward. will vote al The office OF J. w,
Lauck. No 1G2 Eighth street:
All voters residing in The Third ward
Will vote at the Third ward hose house
On Twelfth street.
All voters residing in the Fourth
ward will vote at the Fourth ward rose
h"us". opposite the office Of the fas,r
Alanuract urins Co.
Much interest has developed in ln'
contests. and j is believed That wish
i:nod weather prevailing an unusra!il
hravy vote will be poIlcd. as tn" fri nh,
Il the Ig;T1uS candidates arc acriv. u
the campaign, and the principals Nc
working with confidence and enthusiasm;
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MO(JNDSvILLE
NEWS
MAN ENDS LIFE
1T N|O(JND5V|LLE
Daniel P. Hinfle Hangs Self at Home
Yesterday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
News Notes.

rroSDnndrnt over i'll health. Dan T.
HInkIc. prominent Mound$riliH citizen
ended his own lif" Yesterday afternoon
ut his h0n,">nn Second street. lie made
n rope Of h", clothing and hanged HIM
SELF from ~" Id post.
Efr 1llnkl" WIS II claSSworkcT for
number Of years hut was forced To give
IN his trade h""All%c Of leakage Of tho
heart. He later entered III" Insurance"
business. When found h. his VIII" yes
tcr(iar he was almost fulk dressed. DR..
=. G. Peck Was called and announced
that the mum had been dead but short
timc when found.
Trn is survived by his wife and onc
daughter, aErd IL years. Coroner j. T..
MrCnmbs was called and viewed IN"
remains He will render his verdict
later. No arrangements for tho funeral
have yet hccn made.
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N1oundsville Briefs.

Charles Gallagher. VIII" has b""n Ill
g, his home on Eleventh street, is apie
- L." cut.
Miss Marie Ear,h OF Washington. u.
T.. is home brcaUS" Of the Illness Vl
her mother. Mrs. Z. j.. Earth.
Ernest White is i'll at his home on
Baker avenue.
sumner Linch Of Stcubcnville. has
returned ~ his home after d visit with
his parents here.
Mrs. e.. q. Craig Of Wheeling, is
srrnding II few days | -thc city as the
guest Of Mrs. r. T. Craig on First street
Mrs. Frank Bauer Of Detroit, Mich,
has hc.n tho guest Of Mrs. Arch Martin
Vt jefferson avenue.
Franz; I'ctcrs lief: Thursday on trip
to Buckhannon and Clarksburg.
Tho child Of Rev. and Mrs. G.. o.
smith nr Morton avenue. has been i'll
FOR II few days. but is getting along
nlr,!%
IL Moundsrillc high school girls
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Furara.l e Eelu.

Funeral services were held N'Stc--'N
Afternoon oyer !hc rcmHi"S 81 inc Iat:
.I;.rn..: T1ariS. viii" died "Wednesday ~
hi; home III Round Iott"Hl. ! nc IT,
n,nI!!. were taken /" NrT Mart'hS' ''''
and hon nn /" Tyler county. Wh'r' az
icruirur took ularN in tho Travis bury
frr nru!r,i. Services were held al the
u.n,.c a informant.
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Hinh School Hand.

Tho MuundSvllc high school bahu
made a public appearance on IhurS"a?
afternoon and evening. The boys rs
yurtrd the basketball team 10 IN" Tram
nn their way to the state tournaments
III Bur!hannon. ana gave "Hoi ~
ncrt on the streets. In the evening inc
i,u,.s aptm:trr,l on seventh street ana Il
r,,u,.cri entertained Il large crowd await
;,.. clrri;"n returns. Splendid progress
IS being made by til" youngsters.
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Duffy wins Ont.

d. ]. J. Duffy. democrat. was return
"a n winner in thr school commissioner
fight. defeating e. r! TIcnn"n. GGe 20 eos
n majority Of % votes. W. w. LENDER
son was harmed school commissioner
over c. Z. Pickett. 7%G I" So. hr
Duffy was the only democrat elected in
the rnunicipal election Thursday.
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Initiation Held.

several nrw members were initiate"
i.y Ihc Munndsv;ilc lodge Of tli1s last
evening. Thr ceremonial vas ctaho-
rate. and - lary" ATTENDANCE" was on
hand \ social tinln brought the cv"h-
ing to a,rl"Sr. Many business mattcrS
were Disposed "f in a "hor; BUSINESS
session preceding the initiation.
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Nc-c 1,ullucnZ.a.

Mr and Mrs James Jaeger together
with their two children arc the We
inns 81 severe attacks nf the Spanish
Influenza Tho four arc said In have
u violent fern Of TIC epidemic and Will
be renewed To the Ohio VALLEY General
hospital unless their condition shows
Improvement.
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The Outlook Club.

Tho regular meeting Of :iir Gut: 'si,
club WAS held OF Thursday at;"rnu"a,
~ "E!mhurSt," the hnn'0 "f Mr. an-
Mrs. JamcS Paul.. on Pleasant avenue.
Out Of town guests w"r- Mrs. =
rinia Witwcr, Of ,lcvcllnd. ani M"s.
Lily PAUL, Of Wheeling. Thr &c.,;
meeting will he with Mrs. ';i!h"r; rot
lanSbcc. on March 81, in E'ollaRSbc".
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BAD Taste in Your Mouth.

When You have 4 lad taste in your
mouth YOU may know that your dlEcS-
ton is faulty \ dose Of Chambcrilains
Tablets will usually correct the dlsnr-
der. They also cnuso Erntlc moEe-
,n,nt of rh, bowels, You will find this
To- he nn,. If .hr best medicines YOU
have oyer h"r"m" acquainted with. f"r
y:llc Ivy all dealers.
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Gal to arrive.

Charles l;a;l. who will haN" rhaHs" "i
the prrparn;irn Tor In" H!k"' min*irr!S
here, VIII arrive in the city sunday:
,nhrarsaI* for the annual event Will
Start in the k.lks' club ronM* at )
o'clock Monday evening. Mr.. G;N IS
very we'll known here" and assure that
his years show will b" III" best ever.
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Advisory CCNncil.

Il. T.. Games, president of the Ma:
.lf,Il Cupnty Agricultural society. Mas
ISSUED call for Il meeting OF inc au
visory council Of tho body 10 DC he'"
Monday morning at 1881 CLOCK IN Inc
,nr,rI If Trade rooms. The meeting is
an in,ruriant one. and the matter OF
.rI,riiur Il rrw CoInty agricultural
agent will hc given consideration.
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VIII JrirT Youths.

Chief Of r"ii,c John raEG Will brlng
Frank Hatrcll and Virgil kirhWirich'
local boys arrested i'll Eh"r!":.i"'' |"
this city today. The boys are :'3id /"
have confessed to IN" r"lrhrry q. ~" L.
{. Myers store rn Jefferson aE"ruc II
short time ago. Th"y VIZ" arrested III
Charleston for lettering.
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Hearing Today.

loo Arimnz. charged with shooting al
H"n Mares. n fellow worker nj TN"
smrltrr plant, with intent I" Kill. will
get q hearing h"fNr" Squire. w. NJ. Riggs
this ;ift"rur"n. Artm"2 is Il Span'lrd
and was jailed Thursday night.
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Dies At Cameron.

Mrs. Harrison y. Evans. local woinaIh
died ~ Tho hnnl" Of her mother in Cam
ton. Ohio. Thursday. Sh" is survived by
her husband AMI ono small daughter.
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Phos GRATED
AA "a \ IF Strengthens
VIA 3 vltallzes

Eourishes and invlcorates every nerve AID
= organ Of the human body. says Doctor. Read
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