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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

America, greeting to the above
 named defendant, Frank A. Ball,
 trustee:
 You are hereby required to appear in the district court for the territory or Alaska, Third division, within thirty days after the completion of the pc riod of publication of this summons, to-wit: within thirty days after the 18th day of November, 1919, and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiffs in the above-entitled action in which said plaintiffs demand the following relief, to-wit: A per- sonal judgment against defendant, North Midas Copper Company for the sum of twenty-five hundred fifty-two and .82-100 dollars ($2,552.S2), the further sum of seventy-five dollars (S75) for preparing and recording plaintiffs claims of liens, the further sum of four hundred fifty dollars (s45O) as plaintiffs attorneys fees in this action, and for such other costs and disbursements as plainti1s may incur in this action, and that such sums and all of them be ad- judged first, prior and superior liens upon and against that certain mine and mining property, situated on the east side of Kuskalina river, in the Chitina recording precinct, territory of Alaska, and consisting of the lode claims called Morning, Hercules, Gen. tury, Evening Sunrise No. l, Sunrise No. 2, Sunrise No. 8, Sunrise No. 4, Golconda, Minnehaha, DuPont, Camp Bird, Boston, New York, May Day, Black Jack, North Midas No. l, North Midas No. 2, North Midas Millslte, and the placer claims called North Midas No. 1, North Midas No. 2, North Midas No. 3, North Midas No. 4, to- gether with all buildings, tools, ma chinery, equipment, trans, cyanide plant, mill, and all other tools, ma chinery, buildings and equipment sit uated upon or in any manner connect ed with said mining claims; and that plaintiffs said liens on said property, mine and premises be foreclosed in this action, and that any interest, lien or claim that you, the said de- fendant, Frank A. Ball, trustee, have or claim in or to any of said mine, premises or property, be adjudged to be inferior and subordinate to plain tiffs' said liens, and that as against plaintiffs you be adjudged to have no valid right, claim or lien to, upon or against any of said premises, mine or property.
 The date of the order for the publi- cation of this summons and the serv- ice thereof by such publication is September 30, 1919.
 The date of the first publication of this summons is the 2d day of October, 1919, and the date of it's last publica- tion is the 18th day of November, 1919.
 Witness, the Honorable Charles F. Bunnell, Judge of said court, and the seal thereof, on this 30th day of Sep tember, 1919.
 Court SeaD ARTHUR LANG. Clerk of the district court for the
 territory of Alaska, Third division. By JOHN B. MILLER,
 Deputy Clerk.
 Donohoe & Dimond, attorneys for plaintiffs.
 First publication, Oct. ?, 1919. Last publication Nov 13 1919
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FORM THE
 HABIT ATTEND CHURCH

Why? is the question asked by the non-churchgoer. He who neglects his church is charging his life with an irreparable loss and is robbing his community of noble example, and is acting contrary to the principles and commands of Gods word. The church member who refuses to attend church because of some selfish whim is committing moral and spiritual sui eide, and must answer for this crime at the judgment bar of God, as well as in his life. John Wanamaker an swered this question by saying: "I would be very miserable without this spiritual uplift that comes from at tending Divine worship and obeying the Divine ordinances. It is privi- Iege to touch soldiers with earnest Christian men who are interested in promoting Christ's kingdom on earth" Don't be a "slacker" in Gods army. Begin next Sunday to attend regu- larly. Helpful sermons, good music and cordial welcome await you at
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didn't try to kiss her when he took her home from the dances. This was so unusual, she said, that the already twice welded young matron decided ito get that man, if it's the last thing I do on earth"
 She said just sheer wearnesS was responsible for her first marriage. Her second husband, John Davis, met her at dance and escorted her home and an elopement to San Diego, Cal, soon followed.
 A few months later, at dance again, she met her third husband, George Por- ter. She said she married Porter be- Ca uA she really loved him.
 George knew of my other es- capades," she informed the court, "and he says he will stick to me, if I can get divorce from the other two. He has gone to Alaska in his ship, and pray nightly for his safety. If any thing happens that cannot live with him, I shall enter a convent and be- come num-"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, COrdova Precinct, at Cordova.-In the matter of the Estate of James D. MacCor- mac, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed, as executor of the estate of James D. MacCormac, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent, to present them, with the proper vouch- CTS, within six months from the date of this notice to the undersigned exec utor at the office of his attorney, Ed ward F. Medley, in the Adams build ing, in Cordova, Alaska.
 Dated at Cordova, Alaska. October 15, 1919. H. l. O'NEILL,
 Executor. First publication Oct 15, 1919. Last publication, Nov. 14, 1919.
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SOLVING THE LEISURE HOUR PROBLEM

When the leisure hour problem has been solved the spirit of industrial 'Hnrest will disappear. This is the theory on which the community serv- ice,, incorporated, an outgrowth of the war camp community service, is pro- ceeding In its national campaign. Or ganization has been completed for Illi- nois and plans for the establishment of the work are under way.
 "In correcting the apparently un- friendly relations between capital and labor, community service believes it can perform a valuable work by re- yiving the neighborhood spirit" say the leaders. This can be done by teaching the foreign born the lessons of Americanization, directing the leis- ure of the people along instructional and educational lines, finding a stimu- lating substitute for the disappearing saloon, furnishing a gathering place with a healthy atmosphere, organizing the social, educational and recreatiOnal
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SUM M ONS

In the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third division. Carl N. Anderson, Victor Swanson and Jus tus Johnson, plaintiffs, vs. North Midas Copper Company, corpora tion, and Frank A. Ball, trustee, defendants.
 The President of the United States of
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of of all Community service has organized elted
 
  mond portral herewh Mrs E. John Mitchell William
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"The Red Cross is the Gospel 1T boots"
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Red Cross is not a responsibility it's an opportunity-join.
 Your eyes fitted Compound and stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os' borne.
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FOR RENT-Furnished cabins. See Dooley.
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Register your belief in happiness join.
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT- Apply pr. Council. 1851
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APARTMENT FOR RENT-Inquire
 of Charles J. Goodall. 19-tf
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FOUND-Child's plain band ring.
 Owner can secure same at Times office. 13-tf
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First publication, Oct. 15, 1919. Last publication, Nov. IA, 1919.
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FOR RENT-Single room, Hegg's building. Apply at store. 1S-tf
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FOUND-A gentleman's kid glove, on way from railroad station. Owner can secure same at Times office.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR RENT-Cabins Apply to Chas. Cerney. Phone 108-3 rings. 6-tf FOR RENT-Three-room apartment,
 now vacant. Apply at Hegg's. 2S-tf LOST-A fountain pen. Call 175
 rings.
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Martins Ferry Recital.

'rh. l.rclurr- Recital club nf MartlnS
Ferry. Will hold its bi-monihly ihc"''nE.
TUESDAY. FEB. 4th in th"ir rooms IN the
Citizens Bank building. Mrs. VIII
SAUNDERS has arranged Il very ATTRACTIVE
prnyrnm which will i'c interesting 20 inc
members attending. Mrs. GharieS
,,nchranr'will II" the hostess TOR inc
afternoon. Tho club chorus Will hold Il
rehearsal ut Ihr"c o'clock. IN" proEF;hT'
beginning promptly nj thrcr-'n'7S.
The program follows:
Spring Song ...........-.-''. 'h"u','E
club Chorus.
,;ip,,c ... Ralthu&er Galuppl
Mrs. viii Saunders.
Minuct DI;Naiidci .......I Is. NekcIaih
wall, Son. .....J. l.. Wckcrlin
Mrs. Alfred M"ll"r.
Ninuct in f,..........,.:. h'''''"' WI
Scarf DaurC .,..., 49,. - ti''I'''''.''''
N.,Is. Arob,sGur :Th"udnrn Lack
Mrs. viii Saunders.
C;vrsv Suite Of Dances. Edward German
,iIa,-n TE" Dance
Nlinu,!tr Observation-Disclosures. Love Dust
Mrs E'l"y'! Bennett
Mrs. Helen Nirt"".
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MEMORIAL WAS
CLIMAX IF D. 4. R.
CONVENTION
BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTES FAID DE-
PARTED DAUGHTERS AT PINA1
SESSION YESTERDAY.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS RESULTS
IN ELECTION OF MRS. CLAEKE
HAyEEER OF BUCKHAENON.
MRS. ROBERT J. REED OF WHEEL
ING ELECTED TO OFFICE OF
VICE REGENT.

The last session OF th' thir, cetltn . n
MIA! CONVENTION ~ The Daughters OF Inc
.Aru,.r;caa it""olUttou was very sue
..SS;ully Brought to 4 close yesterday
morning =. lhc Y. ". {. y. Mrs. W.
" rr;,r... r'':,'; IN" memorial S"rvir"
winch Vas very impressive. followed b.
IN. singing OF The Gold star by Mrs
+. ". Stiff. Then beautiful tributes
var.. paid MISS f;rar: Barber. MorgLls'
town: Mrs Alice Mo-ehrad Morgan
town. and Mrs. johnson y. Camden
T,arkrrSburc. who have PASSED away
during tn" past gear. The election oil
otncnrs was b-gun. which resulted .
follows:
State RrScnt-Mrs. Clarke Heaveuer
Iuckhanuo0. w Va
Vice RrS"rt--NrS Robert J. Reed
H-r"riiaS.
Corresponding S"cretary-Nrs Charles
BOYD. M"uuhSvillc.
Cha piain--a1rs. George Baker. Nor
Saut"wn.
tIfy;orian-Mrs. Margaret Morgan
Parkcc$burS.
Honorary Historian for TIif>-Ncs. Dr.
In McC"iIorh- Point Pheasant.
Several other bus!hCss matters con
r.rnl:l, financial matters and resolutions
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her homo in Syk"sviil". Md after IN
extended visit with her uncI" and n,ny.
Hon. and Mrs. !. !. C"nt!i, IF North
Main street.
Mrs. Frank De SAINTS. nc Wririon. W
Va. arrived in IN" city last evening 70
spend Tho we-l;-"nd with rclatt'rs i'll the
East End.
J. r. Dunsf"rd, Of Pittsburgh. is in
IN" city on business for III" Wheeling
Mold ana Foundry Company.
Andrew and Mex bernard. % 81.
Clairsrill". were callers on local friends
yesterday.
Miss Hattie Kreutz"r. az McCoIlocfl
street has recovered from 4 slight i'll
ness.
Edward Dail"r. "r North Wheeling.
leaves for tho Great Lakes Tuesday, ar
tor enjoying II ten day furlnugh in the
city.
John Dngar. -: Fourteenth street. has
returned from brief visit with friends
in Barnrsvillr.
Miss Angela JacnhuccI. Of Srvcnlr"nrn
street, left last "vrninc IT, Spcnh IN"
weekend with rclrllv"s in 81. CHAIRS
willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Milton. after be-
INK the guest of Mrs. Charles Milton. OF
Monument l'laCr. have returned to their
home in Memphis. Tenn.
Mr.. Scattcr'iay. Of III" Island. IS scr
iUusiy i'll 1T his home.
Mrs. George thauncry Dewey. Of hts
witty. is visiting III N"w York City fu7
8, few days.
Mr9 Wilbur Broadway. "f ErlnivI"w
STREET. is seriously i'll n her homo.
Miss Jennie L. Wills III, II; North Main
street is seriously ~ II hrr h"rn". MISS
Wilson wnS :uJur'"l IN Il TALL that occur
red several works AZ
Mrs W""nlS nf quiz. y. H.. g the guest
Of MIR. ana Mrs. j.. Garth li"arn", 81
ErlIS Point. for s"v"ra. days.
: Miss Anna Mae Arrn$t Tnn:S. "f thn To-
land, is attending The funeral OF her
uncle nj Washing on. Pa.
pr. Charles j. Reilly. OF Beatrice. N"b.
10 the quest ut hts mother. Mrs. l. y
Reilly. % Fifteenth street. for few
; days
VIII Stone and his S:sttr. Mrs. Horny
T. Ionrs. will lc1lv" for Florida the frs;
pnri Of the wc-'k, wh"r" they vii! Sn"nG
he rruuainIcr of the winter.
Rev. l.. ". Stry-krr. of Youngstown
O.. j., in The city for few days. calling
ON old fri'1lnN. Rev. Stryhcr was for
,nrrly pastor Of III" s.. Matthew
church.
, Mr., Den, Taylor and his son, Mr.. Nor
ran Taylor are spending several wc"K-
II Rattle creek. Mich
Miss laura Hurt will leave soon TOT
california. where ah" vii! spend the re-
number Of tho winter.
G. ". Summers. Of FaIrmont. after Il
business visit in this city. left yesterday
for I'nrkrrShUrE.
Mrs Bates McI.nln. nf the Island. will
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picking oranges and basking IN the sun
shine Of the Pacific coast cline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson X Martin. Mrs
.. W. Hissom and son, Robert. Of Sar'
dis, Ohio, who have been visiting Mrs
homes today
Capt. Bert 2. Phillips. chief 0f Thu
state prohibition department in this
district returned to the city las, even
ing. after attending the federal cour,
at Parkcrsburg.
H. J. Mccain OF tho East End is
spending a few days as the guest 81
relatives ut Connellsville. Pa.
Mrs. William DannenhcrE Of this city
Ia spending q few days in New York
city. where she viii meet her son, who
has just arrived from France.
Miss Carrie Bellington of East i.iV'
erpool is visiting her mother. Mrs. Res
sic Bcllineton Of Seventeenth street
East End.
Joseph Nally Of Chapline street is
spending O. few days the guest at his
brother ut Cameron.
John Cameron Of North MnIii street
is ablc TO b.. about again after being
confined to his homo for the past few
weeks with illness.
Charles Bates OF Woodsdalr left last
evening for Charleston. where he vii
spend y fcw days attending the S"s
sions OF tn" state Legislature.
Homer NickcrSun OF tho carpenters
Union is spending u few days til" cu">t
Of friends In Charleston.
! Floyd Chapman of Woodssialc is II
Columbus. Ohio. for Il few days. look
ling after business mattrrS.
MrA P. Il Gaffncy and daughter. Mis-:
| Elizabeth. of SiSt"rSvillr. hay" spent tn
| last few days her" tn" guest oC friends
| They also visited Sister Margaret Mary
| NJ Mount H.. ChaUtnl Academy durinI
| their stay n III" city.
| Miss Edith Garden Of North Huron
! street is able 10 b" around again. 'urlc
| slight Illness
| Mr.. Frlnt Martin. os tho Island I:
seriously i'll with the flu. HIS wife, VIII,
, has also had IN attack of TIN. sam" dis
! '.t$" srs1ils slightly improved
J w. l.. Hoffman. Of thu Ia raInuun
! Thoatrr OF SiStcrST'ilI" will spend tn
week cnd with his family on tn" Island
! Mrs. NJ. L. C.!cndcnnc. OF SiStcrSv'llC
was 4 business visitor N the city yes
! tcrday Will" here sh" visited her ll:,e
! ter. Miss LlIcil". who is a student a
! III" Mount.
Miss Mary Heath. If New Mnrtinsvin
Is visiting local friends.
! Mrs. W. II. Cooper and Mrs. Alic,
! Mooney. ~ Sist"rSvllle. Shn?rrd in tn
| city yesterday.
! Miss Blanch" Tnrr!eld has returned 7,
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their friends at their regular monthly
dance in the auditorium Of the Scottish
Rite Cathedral last evening. Nearly
lhrro hundred couples were present and
the dance held q record attendance over
previous monthly affairs. Bachmann's
full orchestra rendered a delightful
dance program Of tho latest and most
catchy selections and at 10 O'Clock
buffet luncheon was served. The COM
mittce in charge were as follows:
MeSsTs:
4. D. P"akc. Fred E. CoWL
W. l.. Felsing. . George R. Thrall, e
Wm II. Bycott Roy +. Roller.
Phi Sigma Tau Party.
The Phi Sigma Tau's wore entertained
last evening ut the home Of Miss Enc,
line Crock. Dancing and music wcrc en-
loved duriNG the evening and dainty
luncheon was served. Included were:
Misses
Ida Belle Martin Dorothy Stamm
Tillin Sivil2 Sylvia SiTfU .,
Carthcrine RronGha'EmeIine Crock =.
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DANCING.

Prof. Oatman's dances every TucSd;ty
Thursday and Friday nights, Mark"
Auditorium. Premier orchestra
=" ia 31-tf
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Scottish Ritz Guartl

Til, members Of III" Scottish E:i"
Guard entertained a large number or
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LOOK OUT FOR
THAT TIGHT COLD

Not only does II annoy you and lower
sulIr vitality, but pneumonia IL always
a possibility: On your way to or from
work, stop in IT your druggists and
get n 2Jc jar of .l<RES-PINA. Ono APP
ulration on retiring will break It. and
4 second usually knocks 1t entirely.
kEF,W- PINA is also splendid for
bronchitis. tnnEIlittS. sore throat: burns.
bruises and cuts: it Ia foe to all inflarn-
mnt!cn and should be on hand IN every
home
Especially good for Group. II relieves
quickly when doctors are delayed in ;he
dead Of night or can't come at all. You
can secure it al all druggists.
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relariu:. to IN" hett"runnt OF the state
ORGANIZATIONS were passed. finishing IL
th. business matters OF the day octoFe
and putting all reports in order Tor inc
April meeting. Miss May Blshop Wa
next heard in beautiful piano 500
which brought thr last meeting 10
close.
Then on all sides wer" expressions
from all visiting members or the pleas
t,rf. they frit ut being with the heei'
ing hustrSScs and OF their sincere s!do
ness at the success or the cohEfnIAo'l
by far tho very beat conference eEet
Xii -; 1ybccliur. Very cordial ant
hanor wore tho greetings and IL lifting
rInsa 70 the big convention. The mem
h,-. r.o-c thcn taken to the Fort Henry
c,nh where luncheon was served
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SiYty-tvo women were in attendance
al the luncheon at the Fort Henry club
yesterday afternoon al onc-thirtY. when
tho Daughters Of the American Rovolu-
! ton following their last business SeS-
sion Of tho morning met in joyful Spir-
| its NJ their last general gathering The
| tahlew arranged III tho large dining
room Of tho club were attrnctivrly
| placed 10 represent the letter "E with
| the speakers table across the end. Bas-
| kcts OF spring flowers, including prin1-
roses. sweet peas. hyacinthS. maiden
| hair, and roses wcr" in Eraccful Protu-
| sion over the table and tiny place cards
| bearing the picture OF Washington
marked each guests place.
At intervals candles in Colonial hold
| crs were seen and patriotic decorations
aboundcd everywhere. Ihcrc was
general mir Of frStivity. as if to make 1t
J quito the best time Of IN" whole Two
| DAVIS and every member seemed happy
Ia he with the gathering nj so apprpP-
| ratc n place.
! Mrs g. u. Garden called upon Mrs
! Robcr, Reed as tuaSt-mistrcss. who gave
] In her bright way her plcaSuT" ana nap
| uincsS Of being with the daughters ana
| Of the honor the Wheeling chapter felt
| nj ,havinE so many honnr'd guests upon
| ,rc ncrasjon, She called upon Mrs
| George Thatcher Guernsey. pTcGldch'-
| general who spoke cntrrtainInCS OF her
| enjoyable stry in th" city. MISS fmH'a
| Crowrli. sncrctnry!Ecncrrl, next gave an
| interesting talk. relating her export
/ enccs during three months worH III Il
munition factory last summer
Mrs. Clarke Hcavcncr, who is the me-"
EIntr-rnCrat, responded very GraciouSlE
! 10 Mrs. Garden and Mrs. John Hume
who js the state rrCrn, of Wisconsin,
next smoke very CharminGlY on ScrF-
| ;,,r" and Mrs. George DNEuit, Of tair-
| mont. who is always eagerly ~cic"Ih'"
| in :h,s ,iclnity. nls" responded III h'I
| usually interesting way. MIS- Ropc'I
En.d then proposed toast L" MiSH
! C;crtr1Idr Garden. vii" sailed !"S'''"'s
/ for rroucr, wh"r. she VIII Il" internal
| tion,I club work. Tho guests responded
! IN tho toast by rising. TIL" toast was
."rha; Miss Garden should hay" SAT"
| tourney and 4 happy return.
| Mrsdam"s.
George. Thatcher Guernsey. WASH. hE-
| ton i. t.
! John lmmc. Wisconsin.
George ". Johnson. Parh"rShUTG.
S,.uhrn Jackson. M0rgantoWh.
+. i. Hartley. i'armon,.
| lanes +. lTi:hcr. ManninGi"n'
| y n Fee CannnShurE. In.
| George D"8Olt. Fairmont.
Iuscnh McpcrmnIt. MorEani"wn.
| Max Mathcrs. M"rSani"wn.
! Stuart w. Walker. MartinSAurE'
] Collie Smith. Park"rShurE
! George Baker. MnrEanto"n'
SAMUEL Nhitrs;dc. Morgant"wn
/ I & Domain. MurEantown.
t;uv rurb"c. ParkrrshurS.
! Harvey Smith. ''arksmrE.
s. r. Rrady. Fairmont'
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Masses
Gertrude RurI"t. Point Pheasant
Nnrianua BARNES. Weston.
S;c1l, White. MnrEani"wn.
Emma Grnw"ll. Washington.
Emma Henderson
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TO BREAK UP A COLD H ONE Day
TAKE
RUNNERS COLD BREAKERS

B7re. Safe and Easy to Take. no Quinins
No DoDc. Don't grippe or Make -shG-Head-
3fng & few doses viii proven: Colds,
rrf!ren=a o. Grippe. Get q bog today
and take Them at first sign OF Colds, Csc.
A. c. M Grtest Co. or By nail
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Kings Daugntors' Meet.

Trr A.,ir"@ tie '.Trl" -: IN" k'i.E :
nu,rhirrs will meet ON Monday night.
February ::r.l at the nome Of Mrs. Eliza
Itrissrl, on Fnuri"cnth street. THIS viii
hr i regular monthly meeting and 4
large. Attendance is expected
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Theatre Party.

last niuht nj the Court ''l'E''''
,ortv rninv,d The Kiss burglar, ~
Tho guest q; Mrs. McCiurE Hayes 81
Wnodsdal". Tho performance" wa S''','
ilv rnioy.,L ny ia" quests IN" II '"'"
at ih. HAYES hrmc r"I'"N M. 'u"'N
an attractive, feature t" 80 H''''h''''
,horu,ur rart>. En'lud'd we're,
Mrssr. ana M".dAr"S:
IT. IT, Mcdonald n. W ''W,;H""
! Il. Garth Nrarn" !. lr''" miami
Geo. \. l,nughlin Mcclure Hayes
Alexander Glass
Birthda- Party.
The Ladies' Md society "f IN 81
Wheeling NJ. T.. church hav" pIann'n
, birthday marty for next Friday. Mover
in,it,tinns have been sent ~; Tor inc
affair There will h" many attractive
entertainments arranged for IN" evening
md tho committee includes;
prorram--ITnrry Lyle. Leonard DON
'lcv Nax Trrtnry. Misses Floss F"rtR"E'
Claru Kraft.
nar distribution --'M"@dam"S Ford
l,uy,. soon for california, whore Sh" VIII
, spend several months ,,;
Mis-. Martha IIuEh"S. O: PhHurlPhlA;
In. i tn" guest al Mr. and Mrs. lilw"ou
! hughes. Of Thirteenth street.
! TN" family al II'nry Mathews -: Fin
! Erny,. ia reported ~ with lHfiu"n~i' aII':
; twt, children with rn"utnoni': .,
| Miss Mariana Harness. of Weston rex
i.I, r,rriur for Irrr hume. a:icr Sr"n'--
; nr The pa$t several days visiting local
Mr and Mrs. r.. s. Rtsn"t;. o: Fa'r.
mont. hnv" r"turn,H 4" ln"': h''''''' ii 90
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