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! hAAH Is na,l ! eonnects you with the Want
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DIsPLAY-fiaSSiFIED

THE stated communication OF DavS
& will he held IL its IodEeroo,n, u
Broad and Adams Streets. on Saturtia $.
p"c"nb"r n. 1919. at $50 Z. NJ. Annual
election and installation OF officers Mem
h"rs If sister lodges and transient brethren
Master. All. IL. Mcdowell. Scc-
n
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Situations wanrcd-,!cmalc. .t

BpokKEErEH-Expe rcnccd lady book-
hnrprr and iND!st desires position January
y, NrtyreEccs furnished. !. dsl. care Times
LADi-Nantcd. by n lady OF culture, 10.
Sltion ~ EoEcrncSs; aches French, Eng
lish. cIocutton. literature. water color sketch
lhs or as C"mpa EICn and secretary, where
tSpnMriti nr, nnc sewing. embroidery and
inGnd!nS VIII he done; also "a entertain with
original stories ana reading is called for.
care : East Cary. city
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Situations Wnntcd-AInic.

AGEICCLTrNIST graduate An italian,
w"il-netcd aud experienced agriculiurlst
IN general WiSh'H pos;tion director of
same. Phone Randolph assoc Write Erncsi
iranchi. 10" West Broad Street. Richmond,
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Auto Accessories.

,RK PLUGS Dcrfs starting easier Mas.
~ s: Company. 2li North Adams
|5ES--30N2. sl7i: &Ox2 10 81 NaIo,.
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3ERGENCT road service 24-hour day
5unday Included. Call Randolph 4G77
lhpond Auto Service Corp. 1O9 West
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1t1OSIORiiES
AutOu,Onllts ton Sale.

,kvS-N icw moro new Ford ears with
eli-stMtcfS Come and acc them. j. H.
MS central Garage. 1885 West Broad
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l'i, L., r SMITH and whselwriGh Tor w"r.,
ON large farm near the city. Public Pm
ni"Sm"nt iiureau. Hoom 3. CITY Hall.
holLERMAk ER-.-Wanicd. first-ciuss all
'TincS- Dispatch " 80
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Auto iivery-Garagcs. !

XBl BIOS. x COTTTELI-For Ford
,rvicc. none better with Richrnonu
or G" Broad nt Tenth
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IirgeTy Work Of the better kind only.
tied Auto supply Company 327 Yves.
ad Strect Phone itandoIph llC4
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THE public is hereby notified chat ;Lc
UNDERSIGNED has purchased the business
E r.l,si rs + funai's i.uns nroo,.. No 700
a.ainst same viii present them To- me on ~,
before January !. 1920. &. Eu@ncns
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service s,Allun,- Rep ,lr.ng.

|. READY. LEwS GO-Rolfe n Gangcrt
neral auto repairing, ovcrhaulinG. start
lighting and ignition We weld any
ig In metal line. Prices reasonable.
nc Randolph 93a so East Main Street
|CO REPAIRING ana everything. tLat's
u Foulkrod X Son. .22i Hui Street
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ros for r, hire r /. Geld. boulevard
Is, Open nj closed $50 ana .a.oo
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INr. - MINUS BANK OF KiCliAiOND-
Annna! meeting. The auuuAl meeting OF
The st"Ghtniders OF this bank, viii he he'd
A. It's bHHhiu@ housr No lll7 East Main
street On Thursday. january s. 1920. al );
o'clock T. NJ: for the purpose of cicctins
ulf"clntS Tor the ensuing year. and for ;ny
transaction or any other business, that may
HTon.rH IHin" before tho meeting. James
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MERCHANTS National Bank. Rchmond
va; December % i3i9.---!t meeting OF
me Board a. Directors az TINS bank held
ms 1"H = s..ni"nnual dividend OF ten p-r
cont 'lp'o) iId an extra dividend II I'VE
per cont t"'ob We're declared. U.y:i.,I, :,
the stockholders Of record as OF III. ,,los,.
o. huslt.SS December ii. 1919. JOAN T.
W mo- o. - -.
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lrOMODILES for hire. $3.50 10 So p.r
Jour. Parker BROS. 627 wcst Rroad
|ison h0o9
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iHpa;rInS.
Rcnovating and Dycfny.

MANHATTAN Hat wORKS-fIats r:eared
ana DlOCEed ike new. Special .,trprj,n
pad 10 Parcel post orders. 20; East Ii;oai
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Tos hired. $3.50. 81. 90 and .s.00 pcr
bur Daniels Call boulevard 2c7.
frOS fSr hire, quick service Call Ma,li
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- "''un' rr-".,- ana no iep,,..
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By HAERIsoN-DYER COMPANY.
PUBLIC
SALE
on

MONDAY. DECEMBER 90. 1919.
At 10 O'Clock ~. NJ.
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TON Of BEEF To
Be SERVED At
314TH BARBECUE
EXECUTIVE CoMNTTTEE OF 3l4th
FIELD ARTILLERY HOMECOn4NS
HETD INTEREsTING MEETING.
Satisfying Reports Received From AL
Sub ComInittees-Success Oh
Celebration Assured.

The cxccutivr cummitt"" Of III" slain
Field Artillery homecoming celebration
mot with the sub committees IhS' hIEht
IN thu, urSt branch council "hhln"'T anu
IN, luE demonstration received Il Et'"t
impetus toward completion. ~ many ~
ia. features - The program were '"'''
rl,,,.d and little jS l"it to- h" d"h'' ~
rrrt details whrrh will r">NlhiE vary.
uwIrS Ia tn" uncertainty az the exact
dat. uC tn. return Uf tn troops.
The rXr,utIN" rummI;t'' wants II
rnn,uly understand that tn" celebration Is
mot hr,u.. STAGED fer thu "}ith alone. nut
ell returned s"tdt,rS .sHlI"rS ana ma
r,n,S who h:,y, com" h"In" Stn"" tn"
wrlrom" IT ia" 9Th H. ii Prt'Il"ry and
those, " hu wrrp. in IN" - rNiF" ndn wh"S'
, hrnrlun arc t. rurn out and do homage ("
,hr rec. mt arrivals ana III" 81 ith tn" lat
;"r part of n"N' week.
tn" ii"ld dny Exercises VIII D" par'tc-
ipr'rd ia hN every returned S"Idrrr
sailor and marrnr IN ohio and surround
iuy counties. including Belmont county,
Ohio. u
The first - report was Chrirman Boil.
Of tho commute" on committees. "h"
said that tn" compl"t" plans Will D."
ready IN a day ar IVY" and "v'ryt:ilnE
VIII h" IN r..,GIn">S for tn" ""l"hrat;"n
thu latter part "f u"Nt week.
Julian e. Harm. r'p"rrrd that r..
John l.. D.ck"y could n"' serve IA
chairman at w Iliir'' t''UItI'iA''t 'tl't
Mr. Hrarnr WAS appointed IN Dr
t'ha,rmnn DYSON Of the parade COM
mite. said that Major W. II. Mcl.aln
had bgcu app"lnr"d grand marshal. Wh"
would appoint IN aides and th":r names
would b. published IN Il day or two.
Thu, military C"mmltt"" r'r"itcd'
through chairman Mc'iInl"y. that me
American Legion would h" ~ Line ana
invitations had been extended I" all re-
turned soldiers. sailors and marines ana
tho matter had been taken ny with al
schools and uniformed bodies IN the "iiE
and surrounding towns.
The committees on bands and music
reported the hiring o. ten bands. IN
Guiding IN" Municipal band of.'0 pieces
for a special concert. and two bands
tu furnish music At III" fair grounds
during tho field dav EXERCISES. In tE,H
way Of vocal music. Prot. Hnclzlc said
that every church choir in the city
would contribute Ia form Il chorus or
! son Voices. augmented by the 400 chill
drcn which formed III" living flag dur
ing the recent stat" CncarNpm"nt OF tn"
G.. H. r.. making 4 total Of 1000 voices
which will be placed on tho limo or
march. tho selection Of tho sit" 10 be
made by the decoration committee.
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4 Great CHANGE
ENTERS into LIFE
OF STOREKEEPER

A certain unassumIng gentleman IN
this CITY who happens TO be promi-
nent merchant and who Up TO few
weeks ago .EaC become recluso be-
cause OF his physical condition tells this
remarkl bic and most interesting tale:
For 4 number OF years. he said, II
have been so closely confined 10 my
business working jealousy 10 make my
store representative in every respect
that wear and tear finally got me, m!
face became drawn and haggard ana
my disposition seemed TO urge people
= cyade me 1t was then that began
10 Gcsl!se my own company.
Nv bookkcepe- one day suggested that
/ needed a rest and that my nerves re-
ouired attention. She told me that her
father had taken Phosphated Iron when
in my condition. Look IT him now she
said lie works ten hours day and IS
the happiest man in the world.
"All this happened less than a month
ago. followed the advice and look
at me now. Back in the harness with
a smile all the while. / am feeling
more At than ever. When ! see tired
looking face the name OF Phosphated
Iron Immediately comes in my mind. l
am convinced that 1t is converting
many worn out body into life rich
IN thought. ambition and enthusiasm.
Special Notice: To insure doctors
and their patients getting the Genuine
Phosphated Iron we have put In cap
sules only. so do not allow dealers TO
sell you pills or tablets.
c. n. Gricst & Co. druggists. and
eading druggists everywhere
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THE RIVER

The river ~ still falling slowly. and
If the present rate OF recession Is kept
the stage Will be- low enough SATURDAY
to rais" tn" dame in the " h""l'nG md
Pittsburgh districts. No rHlniallS hnN''
been reported on the watersheds and
the Ohio is falling as far south as
Louisville. with n" rise in sight.
Tn" stage ut the wharf yesterday ut
t H. III. was Il feet inches and l".I-
ing and the mark at tn" foot Of Nc
M"ch"n dam showed IL feet I inches
and falling.
With ihrc" arrivals and two d"par-
lures business was good on the WHhrf
Yesterday and much freight was CA
changed on tho wharf boats.
Tho e., neral trUwd"r cum" in from
shurEh AT . u'ClCrk in IN" murnlrc.
took an larE" cons Enn'ntS uf freight
mt IN" wharf and l"ft Tor Charleston at
j 30 II. m.
The General PcrshinC arrived from
Farkcrsburr At , IN In" aft"rn""n and
loft for Pittsburgh 4, 1 o'clock with a
big tr3p.
Tn" Helen t. arrived from New Nut
am"ra at O'Clock IN tn" evening with
Il big shipment Of lIN" stock.
The Liberty IS due IN tonight from
GAINESVILLE.
The General Wood will h. up tom"r-
row morning on her way from Cln"in-
natl 10 Pittsburgh.
Tho Helen r. leaves today at noon
for New Matamoras.
The General Pcrshing will be down
from PittsburR at o'clock tomorrow
morning on her way 10 Parkcrsburg.
The Verne Swain will arrive from
lower river points Tuesday afternoon
and in tho evening will take the DokieS
out for an excursion
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Hawker's Hero Days
Ended When He Makes
Bad Break at BANQUET

LONDON. May 2s.-(By the ASsn.
ciatcd Press.)-Speaking at a luncheoh
given by the Daily Mail today IN DE
and lieutenant Commander crew
honor. Harry G.. Hawker deprecated ~
organization which had won Tor vas
tinted States the honor OF the NJ.
crossing OF tho Atlantic by neeSIG.
than air machine. He declared II ENS
not a serious attempt. with q snip 49,
toned ut every twenty yards.
IIawkcr continued:
III you put ship every ntty mu.s
il shows YOU have no laith IN F0@
motor" 80
This was greeted with absolute -.
lcncc on the part OF IN" men gathetc3
nj Tho luncheon. numbering between SSH
ard 900, nearly all Of whom were BIZ
i*h. \ few minutes before they AZ
chrcrcd heartily the statement thaI -,
American navy aviators had been sNe..
rr$sfuI in reaching Europe. -
Iiawker disclosed that on SaturoAy
night. Immediately preceding his SteH,
nc and Raynham had agreed that unleoe
tho wind changed they would stA!t ca
SUNDAY for "A flight by way OF Ihc.
azores and Portugal. The wind vSotN0
slightly Saturday night. enough to BiHA;
IIawkrr and Gricve the chance to STAN;
from their airdrome: but 1t was u0cor
vurablc for Raynham.
He declared that althoO1D IT,
weather was unfavorable the 00ooO ~
the Americans in reaching the A1oeo9
The The Daily MANS aS.oee stasiIAe -:
solatisn prize was pres1nteA -
aiEuaena -. - 49,
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WHO. HOSPITAL
COMMENCEMENT
TEN GRADUATE NURSES ARE PRE-
SENTED WITH DIPLOMAS 6H
BY BISHOP DONAHUG
Exercises Held Last Night At Carroll
Club-Progrnm Elaborate And
Interesting

Last night tho commencement "X"r-
ciscs Of tho North Wheeling liosp'taI
Training School for Nurses TOOK plac"
in tho Carroll club auditorium. y Ia!s"
number Of friends aud rclatiT"S OF liz INC
graduating class filled the hall. The
RI. Rev. Bishop Donahuc bestowed d.
plomas upon the following young ladies':
Bertha MauEcr Bishop. l'cnnsylvania.
Eleanor nC",ricC n Mnt; yirsinis'
Helen Elizabeth llammil. ohio.
Rachel Annice D"Garmo. Ohio.
Elizabeth Angela Marnn"y. Maryland.
Anna Mario kcarus. West Virginia.
Mart ha Estellc Kelly EirEinIG'
Sarah Cecilia lyman Maryland.
Emma Mary IIammc. ohio.
Tho program was an interesting ana
varied ono. addresses being made by
Ron. j. ]. Conin. Hon. J. Il. SomrrNlllr'
DR.. c. 4. Wingerter and the H; Rer; T.
ut was a pleasure 10 me to como her"
tonight to speak To thcS" young ladies'
who are going out Tortured WIN
Christian education. 10 SlrhEsIc WIN lh'
fads and fanrirS Of III" times. 1" r"slir-
rect by their mobility of character IN"
One odd virtues sometimes laid aside IN
tho busy whirl Of the world today; Ih"y
are going to devote thor time ana 'h,r-
GIGS pul ting into practice the things Tor
which they're education fits them. ana
their succrSS is assured. They VIII do
the real things that m"dlrIn" cannot
cure going int" homes Whcr" happiness
and commitment dc mol "AlSt. ln"HH
young ladies must spread about hem
fhOS" things that rrStor" and heal
Christian homes. You have nil seen N"
sliU nurse VIII" merely sits and takes
ihr patients PALS and The DEBTORS ord
rrs. When YOU l"aN" This hall tonight
Ia be- TIA" KIND of nurS" Hhu
is prnrticcd and kind as we'll II" profess
Sluual. and when occasion arises. us"
your ,ntrEi"s for public wCIfar" IN IN"
,..t,tC far a
The works of lhr day III which your pro-
fcsSiun should take part. | congratulate"
you urun Your achievements. and know
that Nuu Will know tn cas-" IA the No
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Mans Land into which you are gong
Tho lund OF sadness and suffering.
Following Mr.. ConIff. tn" Roy. Father
Brown int reduced Hon. J. Is. SoHcrNlllc
who said. There Is not mu'h 10 be SAID
which has not been already very grA'"-
fully expressed by Mr. e nIN. These
Young ladies are about To tnlcr one oil
the most important CallinIs nf hfH Thcy
arc the riPht arm Of IN" med prof"S-
sion. The war has exalted tn"lr profess
sion MS perhaps no other during tho past
years The field Of the nurse. which
was limited before. has Ir' rraScd its
scope TO world wide breadth and you
have cause 10 hc proud OF your profess
sion. as your friends. relatives and
teachers have cause Ia be proud or you
Tho following was tho program:
Entran :" March. .l'rcmi"r Orchestra
Vocal Soio-';Thc American Come 49,.
Mrs. J. y. G"Hnr.ly--rontralt"
Address ..........lI Hon. !. b. Som"rrill"
Vocal Solo
There's Rose in No Mans Land"
Mrs. J. /. Hanl"y
Selection .........-. ....... Orchestra
Address ...........Dr c. A. WinRcrt"r
Tonight"
Misses G"rirud" Brown. Mary GorSuCh
Sara Brown. Mary H"a'y.
Mrs. J: y. Connolly
Piano ACcompanist Mrs. Alfred Mcllor
Comforting Of Diplomas and Medals.
............R TT. Rev. +. J, Dunahu"
Selection ........... Premier Orchestra
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BASE BALL PLAYER
BACK in The GRAND OLD
GAME-THRU NJ VIM

Mr. $. l.. Ml-shnii. "%n 22nd Street.
RaltImurr. Md. sad. Il MAS =" run
down and had rh. unItilr pm AS and head
arh, all Ia. rlu" | r"uii not cat or
SI,rl | hnh such pans IN my shout
dcrs could no. piny tail ANY more. I
had ir:rd II lot ct different tones. and
nothing did m" any good. had taken
'hrr" bottles "f Nh Van and nay pains
w"r, all Kou" and can play ball again.
'nt .,nd sleep better than | ever did IN
my be. Many thanks 10 Ma Vim.
M Vim beng herbal prcpa ration.
rad, w Of Iron Weed. BurdOCk. Poke
Root. Pr,rkl"y Ash. Queens Root, Vel
low Dock. oregon Grape. tascara, with
Iodine and Sallcilates. accounts for Mr.
Marshall's speedy and permanent relief
and his return TO the diamond.
Try It. Only $500 a bottle. at Grist &
Co.. s Drug Store, ll25 Market street.
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South Side Briefs.

limerick Russell Of the South sids haS;
accepted a position with the Auto saiea,
Francis Young Of Mccolloch strfSt,
spent the past week end visiting vita
friends in Fairmont.
Miss RANGES Shumann Of the So14
Side has returned from a visit WIN
relatives in New Martinsville.
Albert Carl Of South Jacob street -
been confined TO his home by illness tot
Mrs. A9dy , ksrkCif O. Il. South p;i 49,, 49, i
whore she will be the guest Of ffis6e1
for few days.
side is recovering at the North Whee..s
ing hospital. having undergone an OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Edele. who haye
spent some TING here visiting the r
Of south Jacob street, will return -
their home in Charleston this mor9ing.
George a. Lucas. son Of Mr.. ana HI
mes i. Lucas e 2loi Main street r: -
returned home after receiving s- ne BOT =
Camp Lee. rs
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.L|NSLY TRUSTEES
APPOINT TEACHERS

Tho trustees of Iinsly Institute mot
AT the Office Of DR.. Juhn l.. D!"kCy yes
tcrday afternoon and elected Officers for
tho ensuing year as follows:
q. T.. Holden. principal: II. +. Barn
house. teacher Of English: J. J. Owen,
teacher II science John \. Laws. teach
or Of Latin and modern languages: T. w.
S,nhhS. .Ir.. teacher Of history and ath-
l"iirS: +. MnhhrrlN. teacher IF nriihm"-
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OBITUARY
Mrs. Eugene Deiters.

Wednesday morning at the family
home. No. $40 MARKET street, occurred
he death Of Mrs Eugene DeitCrs. we'll
known I"sld"nl Of North Wheeling. fol-
lowing a lingering illness "f tho past 8
months Of complications. The deceased
was devnut member Of tn" North
Street NJ L. Church. She was born il,
this city 60 years ago and has rcsid"u
here all her life Shr is survived by nor
husband. on" son. William f.. Of char
lrrUi. Pa. and u grandson who returned
from Franc, last Thursday.
Although funeral arrangements arc
incomplete thu funeral will h" held from
Tho home az William BaCkcs No. 32l
Main sIr""t Friday aft"ri.nUn with the
Rev. IiamrIciL pastor Of thc North
street church off ICiatIng.
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DALMA TEMPLE 49,
BOAT EXCURSION

Dalma temple 1874. Dramatic Order
Knights Of khorassan. will give their
first OF a series Of summer entertain
mcnts on the excursion steamer Verne
Swain Tuesday evening, June 3.
The boat will leave the local wharf
at o'clock for a three hours cruise on
tho river. The program Is complete
and consists of various forms OF enter
4aiprnnnt
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ARRIVES SAFELY.

Edward c. FrOhme. well known Young
man OF this city. son of captain lichr!
Esrphmc. has safely arrived at New YORK
city Yesterday from overseas. lie Is n
member Of tho S4@ud Field Artillery Of
the third army Of the S9th division.
f>rchme enlisted May 18th. l9lS. getting
his preliminary training at Akron and
Camp Jackson, s. G.
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Chamberlain Tablets,

When your system becomes rlnEgcd
from uv"reatInE. constipation ana 4 tor-
pid liver your stomach H. lIE"!y I" tr"u-
bic yuu. \ dos" Of Chamhcrlan's Tab
lets VII give you quick relief. They
r;lusr a free moS"m"nt' of the bowels.
tom" UP tn" liver and strengthen the di-
gcStiun You will b" surprised when
vvu r"nliz" how much better you are
Irclng q day or two after taking these
tablets. For safe ny all dealers.
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delicious home cooked suppers for which
they have gained such an .enviable IlHe.,
tation. Mrs. A. {. RAsche and Mf1.
William Rothermund are the GeAefaI'
chairmen in charge Of the AFFAIR, Whlsns
announcement in itself 10 OuHletenk
guarantee of the Irresistible treat IN;
store for all patrons OF this supper
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Christian 1nd0Avoe.

Members Of tho Christian EndeAvot
society OF the st. Johns EvangelicAts
church will come together this afternoSns
hours will be devoted to the ,b0SWNns
which occupies this group Of EannSSu i On
tho regular meeting day. AZ the
sion Of the afternoon q light suepSh
remain over for the business meeting Qk9
the organization. which conNenes 1t t:so;
clock -
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SOUTH SIDE
Ladies' Ala Meet.

Members If tn" Ladies' Aid society OF
the ST Johns Evangelical church met
in their regular monthly meeting IN the
sunday school rooms Of the church yes
Icrday afternoon from 10 o'clock. The
hours were devoted tn the usual bust
ness session and "A social time. Cnnclud-
ing with the serving Of light lun-
CheOn.
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On every package Of twenty cigarettes made
from imported tobaccos, smokers pay over 3
cents of the price for Import duty. Also they
pay the cost of Marine Insurance plus Ocean
Fr.ights and other charges.
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Ladder AID Suupsr,

ST. Pauls Evangelical church will be
the mecca Of scores OF South Siders this
evening when the Ladies' Aid society OF
the church will serve another OF their