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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22
c.t.rrh caaaot Be cureA

b. LOCAL APPLICATIONS. a. ~
cannot reach tbs oaat Of The d1oaeeA
enced b. constitutioeal condtt3ooa HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE Vim cure cataffh-
Il u taken internally and acts through
System. HALLS CATARRH HEDICnl1
10 composed Of some Of the hsct toa1e3
blood purt6erpL The perfect comhinAt1oQ
Of the Ingredients in HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE 10 what produces goch Voo-
6efful results In catarrhal coo6do02
DruG1lsts &c. Tsotimonialo ire.
y. ]. Chsn4y q Co.. Propo-. Toso4n. q
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22
Teach Sailors to Swim.

Merchant mariners must know how
to swim The United States shipping
board has added lessons in swimming
to its course for apprentices. 1t is said
that any number Of seamen. picked at
random, and compared with an equal
number of men picked from land in
dustrtes. will show about IS per cent
fewer men able to care for themselves
in the water. Many sailors are unable
to swim even a few strokes.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22

Columbus, Ohio.-"Fve broken my
Leg" yelled Jasper Poltis, As he fell to
the street Two cops saw Poltis fall
and heard his cries. They called the
police ambulance and hustled him to
his home. All the way the man with
the broken leg talked with the officers.
Funny how a man with a broken leg
can be 10 jolly" remarked one Of the
cops. at was my wooden leg" said
Poltis.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22
What Esau Sold.

Bobby was entertaining the air pilot
who was waiting to see his sister.
Fancy" said Bobby, flying ma
chimes are mentioned in the Bible"
Are they reallyY asked the inter
ested sub.
well. in his sermon this morning
he vicar said that Esau sold his heir
,hip to his brother Jacob" replied
Bobby.-Stray Stories.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22
VaIue Of Canadian Farm Land.

In the annual report Of the Cana
dian bureau of statistics, recently is
sued. II appears that the average value
of farm land ID the dominion. inciud-
ing improved and unimproved land
buildings, was $40 an acre in 1918
The average was 81 In 1917. 81 In
1916, so in 1915. and $3S in 1914.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22
cut,eura fer ssrs Hama

cutieUea fer 8ere Hama
Soak hands On retiring In the hot sud1
Of Cuticura Soap, dry and rub in Gu
tlcura Ointment. Remove surplus
Ointment with tissue paper. This u
only one Of the things Cuticura viii do
u Soap. Ointment and Talcum are ussd
eof al toilet pufpooe4-Adv.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22

Hereford, Pa.-Peter A. Metz of near
Creamery is the owner of a goose that
II twenty-nine years old and has a
record of laying eight eggs during the
year. The last egg she laid measured
S& by 11+ inches in circumference,
The goose is in a state of mourning, for
some time ago death robbed her Of her
life partner, Pete" the gander. a dog
snufYed out the life Of Pete"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22

the live stock output. not only because
IL is a profitable feature of the farm
Ing business but also for the purpose
of building up the soil.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22
haIk 10 oIseovrsoed,

st. Louis.-Edgar Halk doesn't think
he'll ever be highwayman. His arst
victim had only one dime Halk gave
1t back. The victim gave the police
Halk's description. The arrest fol-
lowed.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22
Thief Leaves Load Behind.

College View, Neb.-An attempt to
lower the high cost of living was cost
~. SURPRISED in the act of robbing 4
farmers hen roost, the thief Hea, leav-
Ing his overcoat containing $40.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22

Dallas Tex.-"Thirty miles an hour,
makes $50 fne," Judge Robertson de-
clared, announcing Dallas Speeders will
be fined Q dollar . mile Id the future.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22

Outside Brussels Is a large monu-
ment Of . German general. When the
allies started to advance last year.
some wit placed 4 handbag with the
words ITO Berlin" printed on. in the
outstretched hand Of the monument.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22

They are old-fashioned children"
That sor
Yes. They even obey their par
ents."
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22
Great Vegetable Crop.

The value Of farm vegetables in
1913 on the farms Of the United States
was s1.246. 100000. or 10 per cent Of
all farm crops
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22
vev Likely.

what killed your case In courtY
Il guess 1t was the fact OF its BE-
ing q short circuit court"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-05-22

Omtno0&
Il don't notice anything of q music
rack about here" "Just wait until
you hear Sallie begin to play"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
Senoritas! Aumenten y
embelIezcaD su pelo, y
a~huyenten Ia caspa
,Pruebe este. Su "abeliO sc tornara
ondulante. lustroso y abundan-
te desde luego.

Para poser una cabeza adornada
de hermosos cabellos, suaves, Iustro-
SOS. delgados Y ondulantes, Y libres
de caspa. unicamente es necesarlo
usar una poquita de "Danderine.'
Es faciI Y POGO costoso, tener un
Delo hermoso. suave Y a~bundante.
Para clio. procure listed luego, por
unos cuantos c~entavos, Il botella
de "knowlton's Danderine," recomen-
dada nor todos los b~oticarios, applique
Sc una poquita, de acuerdo con las Iii
recciones. Y en- diez minutes, u ca
bellos tendran una apariencia de
abundancia. frescura, suavidad Y una
Incompatible brillantez Y lustre, y
no le sera Gado encontrar en- eilos
nj Ia mas leve traza de caspa, nj Sc
lie seguira cayendo el pelo. Pero 10
Que reaImente Ia s~orprendcra, des-
pues de usarla dos semanas, sera yer
que lie brota nuevo pelo, fino Y pc
oueho al principle, 81; pero en- reall-
dad nuevos cabellos, que pronto Gu
brian toda su cabeza. La "Dande-
rine," es, sin diSputa, el unico toni
co que hace grocer Ell pelo. que des-
truye la caspa Y cur las ~picazones
del cuero cabelludo, Y nunca falla en-
detener desde luego Ia caida del ca
bello.
ST listed desea probar que tiene I'm
bonito pelo. suave v hermosO. como
es Ell realidad. humedezca IN PIANO
o lienzo con una ]poQuita de "Dande-
.rine.' e introdizcalo embellishments
entire sus cabellos, frotandolos lige-
ramente al mismo tempo, Y Sc tor
naran suaves. b~riliantes Y hermosos,
en- mos cuantos minutes, Una deli
ciosa sorpresa eSpera 4 todas las que
usen este. tAef-)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
CORTES Y P0LIClA
'UN EETERANO FRANCES EN-
Ia CARCEL.

--
ri senior raul L. rage uS nacIT,
na!luao Iralccsa cue i!eSo me- AZ
aver 4 san AhloHIo' IUC ".isss"Jo
IA 'oche Gci "."r'eS lo. so
Naganc.'' porous i Us 80 - c;I,-
baSe"'a soSPSCHoS"'"'''' Po'
daH: en-, An
RI senior rage eSIu,T Ell o"" ~
tonic en- el "1o &c -. p1'o
taa@.a III" m9E nreNt' pue9 no I.,i'
acaha'a "' 'ieE"' " 60" S.u,"n'
cHanH" 'Sta5!i' i" -" Ja no,.
Y q Schcr f&Te h!a'Sl" " .uIa1i ~, -,
"a p@ls' H'ahuo on 'Sr1 T'u;,"" = Ios
I@h'lll"' I.nsG GO" !" '""' '''0
EStaH"S macs
Despu.s de cinco amos dc quo
IRA. los cuaies. Ell senor Page rmp."o
en- los tr.nto- dn bH-alia ' en- los no.
pjtalcs, dondc Ic curaron 1arlas he
| ridas Guo r~ecinlo. ana vcI trma"o
81 armisticio = ohtcnida 81 haja, sc
drigir a San Antonio o cl ohjc-
20 lie jnUujrir por su fam,lla. dc IA
que nc iUvo notirias CT los Cinro a
nos mdlr@d"S' ~ha"lena" I!'Sauo " c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
La CORTE FEDERAL NO TRABA
30 AVER.

Con motive de haber sido aver ei
an;versario del nacimiento dc Aora-
ham Lincoln. para conmemorar ia!
dia. la Corte Federal no etectUo
aver trabaios de ninguna ~naturaleza,
debiandose yer hoy las causas que
antes de aver tenia pendientes.
Entire LIS acusaciones Il pTonto
Sc veran en- esta Corte. Sc e~ncuentr2
In de ur individuo de nacionalldad
americana sobre quien pesa el cargo
de haber hecho uso del correo para
defraudar Il otro in%dividuo, de IL
misma nacionalidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
ENCONTRARON Accessories DE
AUTOMOBILES

Los diputados sheriffes Juan ST.
bird. Y Joe FroboeSe encontraron
aver. en- ell arroyo donominado FL
Salado," un gran nimero de llantaS,
ruedas Y otroS accessories de auto
movies que So presumen sean com
ponentes de algunos &c los carros
que Iltimamcnte han sido robados
cue los laGrones desarmaron para
de<figurarlos : poder hacer uso dc
ellos.
FL departamcnto de sheriffes w 4
emprender una investigation soore
81 particular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
ENLACE

Aver n las scis de ia maiana. Sc celebrd
en- Ia Cathedral tic San Fernando, 81 matrin,onio
r]cligioso &c IA Srita RosGura Gua-dioia con
Ell Sr. D. Jose Zertuche, ambos pertenecicn-
ties Il Ia coiUnia mcEicana de San Antonio.
Los recien casadcs, saliCron aver misElo
rumbo a Ia ciudad De Corpus Christy. doEdc
pasarin alguroS GiaS, rsgrcsando luego q San
Antonio. para fijar So Residential en- In ca
sa uumero 3I2 de In callc dc ". Romano.
DE MONTERREY
Procedente de Monterrey. Sc cncIcntra CT cs
n poblaci6n. en- yiajc dc neEocios. el ST.. D.
Luis saba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
soo,o(ss R',sonol&
FlAJER0S

Procedente dc Tor-e6n, Coahuila. y en- via
j. para In ciudad dc e Paso. Texas. cstuvo
dos dias en- csta ciudad Ct 81. D. Ramon CO.
terra. 4 quien acompana su j6ven espOsa, IL
sonora Maria OIazabai dc Cotera.
La rermanencia de los cstimables v~iajeros
en- e PasO, scra brevc, reEreSando. ultima
dos los negocios que al senior Cotera llevan
q n mencionada poblaci6n, al ugar de su re-
sidencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
RegisIro Civil
NACINIENT

Tn uino del senior Isidro Aldrctc y de Ia Sc.
nora Antonio Patino dc Aldretc. en- 1916 Qua
dalupc.
I'm niho del seEor Fernando Nledci = Dc Ia
sonora Zcnaida MARITIME DE- Ncdcl. IN 81 $.
Laredo.
Una Mia del senior jose Cclso Navarro y
DC Ia SeHora julia Cadcna dc Na"arro. on 20G
:. Pccos.
Una nina de- senior Guilermo MARITIME 9
de Ia sonora Natalia Cara &c MARITIME, en-
1909 Monterrey.
Una nina del senior Carlos Gutierrez ' dc Ia
sonora Sofia FeIan dc Guti@rrcs. en- BIZ Qua.
daluDc.
Una nina del senior Hilaric Cardenas y do
"a sonora Eivira ". 10 Cardenas, en- 1920 FL
P"su.
Ina ni8s dol senior Macedonia Trcyilo y Dc
Ia scTo-a Juauu Guerrero Go Treviro. en- iO5
HALL Alley.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
DOS ACADEMIES AUTOMOVI-
LISTICOS.

Dos academies automoviiisticos
~ocu:r;eror aver. Uno en- IL esfulna
de laS call,s de Houston Y SOiedat,
dorde Ia sonora Conception Madero,
fut atropellada por III automovli
que g1iaba IN individuo de naciona-
lidad americana. Y ell otro en- Ia es-
quina de las GALES de Austin V Grand.
dondc Roy Winters, qJe caniinaba
en~uaa bicicleta, choc6 contra I'm
automovil. causandose nuy SerlaS
lesioneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

- anuncia para hoy. en- san Antonio y
sus al-cGcdorcs VA dia f-io. nubiadD y con
rrobahlcs luvias. la temperatures minima
varia-i entire - y - grados.
Soplaran vlcUtcs del SUR nj pouicutc.
FL :orm6-nctro marco aver Ia temperature
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
Ell BALE EN- Ell CASINO

En- extreme animado rcsultj cl bale verified
DO anoche en- cl Casino Mcxicano en- honor
dc la Scnorita Beatrjz Chapa. Una selccta
Y enthusiast coHcurrcncia diu bri!lantcs 4 IN
reunion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
ATRINONIC
DEL UNCIONES

CcciIio Estrada : Maria Reyes.
iiiGuci L. Coy y Jos"fina Martinez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13

Nicauora Cuclia-. en- 1924 Lamar
,tosefa Nicto. On Gil Matamo-os.
Narcisa Martinez. OF Jli Chihuahua.
Marcelo Gomez. en- lg2 South.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
2ANUALEs PRACTICES

"a ~ ESQ eada wS01.
Manual &C ASdcultu-a
Manual dc A-:es = orsin
Manual De Aceites = JaboA%
wz-ua, De AT5iHi!erf&>
Manual te Ca-pin;eris de TaAer
Manual e Ce-raieria y o0ras Dc Hero
MAMMAL d, Cohste-o y Polvorists
,iaauAl 4ei Curator de ?ielcs
vrsaazI d. ConEtero-Paste!ers
s.s71al del Observation-Disclosures
H,lruaI = Elec;rieidad
Manual &c EntoErsfia
nzraai del Hoiaihte-n
annual 6, Ja-dineria , EoCtcriSUrS
Aauuzl ie! Labo-ero le AiaNA
N2-uaG & Leche-il
Manual De Msc&aicA Industrial
Manual Gel Pinsor
Manual DEL Te!cE=atista = TsbesHnsA
Manual Del Reloje-o
Manual 6el Sastze
Manual del Fsbrscaase dc Vsas
Nan2a- &c Ve;eyins.ia Y EGuiaelon
SiaauaI del Zaratsro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
oBgAS 2IyERSAs

Arr 1e Et-,z5ois ... 5 o.3t
- So ) o.3t
$3.50 = A-or Ola aneaisiEa ; O.3i
I-.-'' sT,-a~1o DAM. ...-..... 5 o5i
- Ana Dc Casa Guia q n Eu1sr ecu
-. - ua:sria &c cocInL- mooas
81. In tono enPastaac IN tea. ~.
Y, Lso-U &c as mae-es .-.. 80
Esss.9 GsuesSl de Car-as .. -
i y..ds5e-o Lib-o de Cro- Practices
ca IraEac-sGo, hiTnOesmo ; sGEes-
Tior Gorge 2. a~pocSmienio. taiSa
- ..,-l,s,se v cuers!4s perulGa& Con
= Sc .cca.e-e a luer&. - ieAe'dad' =,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
EovELAs De \ 80 cENTAVoS,

NoVELAS De \ 80 CENIA'o1
Amor y Martirie.
Ate &c Buscar MaEldo
CsI.ariO lie AMOR
:. Inferno &c los SouStS
+. \ovlo rrestado
~ Puu.-a.orlo de las Soiter"
~ paralso de las NujeEs
~ Hsta Ge los Mares
~ >SiGo lie RuiscnoEes
~ Collar de EsmeraLtas
81 ;! &c rs Ninas
J. Al.la en- ~ Beso
J. Eija dc Us Flores
= Hicl en- Jos lasios
!. Nina uc ios J2AmInS
/. N!EG- ALeEEe
In Corte del Amor
"a PlnceSa del Doaz
Ia HIia de Venus
Is Eva. Mcdernas
- Dt-e.aS del Amor
Ia. A.,as del Champagne
MIA. por Jor$e lSaacS,
Na..n. o = H!-a de As C.'
raAL5-os sean los honoEs
Na5Ias sean las S@e.ra
Na.a..C sea e. Amor
E.a.I,.gs sean les clos
p-a,Iona-iaS IL Amc=
$50 - CaSan los Ao-rnzea
Pc~1ue - Easan las A-le5eS
rc-nIs Pecan t4s Mu!ereS
ro-SGc MuvmGr4n las Nie-ss
Ssroue re.nciden - FlalA
- Se-ul- a 4 AH!cE
"a Na5gstad 81 AmU:
Viva uoi $ov1ai
- H.;o AsIditC
~ Bccerro C. Orc
Naaascri;o de III &aa'''
rr~EE-TEiCAS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13

..sIen. y cine AAes DcsDls )
,l5lgz1e a. o.A~=.0-e. -
-fsa " 80
- p.esic.arioS dsi Amor ..- : 0S0
- CsnCuIs-zG0Ses ue. Fo.o -------.. ; 9.sv
80 a.. pueblo. = Tones 90. ; LOO
- -. de, C2pI,zI L=Ao-- E1r -
- Er-ne. . tomas ; Ls-
- s.s.c s.ecAlos C-9II-es. = Je2.0s > 40
o. 3 Ana-1-- .Su0s ---.----- ; s.os
E.5.asga Cg-sor Us.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
osRAS De HUGO CONWAY

: $50
5 600
sN 't~ Me- ... ; $50
- @sS ) O.5O
- R.,. : go
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
He CASTING OUT OF DEVILS AND MORAL .LEPROSYN

Bill. IL you don's care. ia like to
have enough shavings to make 4 sofa
pillow. because me and my wife and
children and my neighbofs can round
up; We have all been converted. Bill,
and we all knelt around on this. and
| Kind OF like to get my knees on
that shaving pile" He said: "I'd like
to have enough to make a sofa pillow,
so when You are gone and come
nome. II / am tempted to drink, I'll
see that sofa pillow and 1t will remind
me that i used to be a drunkard, but
I've been saved. and am sober and
!" h1so1".-a 81 ~ssS ~ ---ASf -.
two weeks What the devil didn't DO In
seventeen years-put a little piece of
Bili?"
said: mo, Jack, and IL you want
enough shavings to make a mattress
out OF, all right" And I said to him !:
JACK. 1--WE were In q tent) II you want
enough Of that tent TO make each Of
your kids a pair of pants. take your
jack knife and cut Il out"
He said: II don't want to forget
God when the tent Is gone, and when
you are gone. Eill."
Naaman said: Can have two
mules burden OF earth. SO when !
get back home can make an altar
in the temple in 'front.' Of the old idol
and when the king 10 praying to the
idol, Will be praying to God. Seer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
NEW ZEAIAANDEzss ON
VISIT TO MCu1u1gn

Among Richmon6s disttnga1IAod
visitors yesterday woro =. 1Sa0p sof
ing to their homes after hWuse aRv-
leo on the front ThAy cnsno ~
Richmond from Newport News wAGes
the ship, on which They sAilea AUn
France. stopped 10 taxa On eoal. 3Aev
returned 70 the Seaport yeG1og1ng
Afternoon, aftsr q visit % ne eaQ11Di
Of tho Old Dominion. of which 1lGy
had heard . great deal
Those IN the party wege: Cap1nl4
E. L. Reuben. Lieutenant Deo11o6.
Lieutenant q. 3. Bender. Lteueuusant
c. r. Prime. Lieutenant Lendetl lgrs.'
Prime and MrsL LendeiL who 40
their husbands when the beat lAD1e4
party. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

NEEDS 41o,Noo
Again the Richmond nre alarm
system. which has been often pFUs
nounced antiqua&ed ana inadequa4p.
has come TO the attention Of eoWn4-
tent ofncials. and Director Of pV3llc
Safety William n Myers VIM tnet19e
in the nsxt budget . request for ~.
oeo with which to Install = - -
modern systsm. M
Mr.. Myers states that HI GenrnAr
ton Of the system. end The aAv1o9xNS
experts. makes Il clear tha3 - GQ0~k
now In uso y poor. and taat IA M
should ever tail to work, 49, l
to b the cAas at any t1ne, 16Rel
consequence would foIlov. Es
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
Fraternal Americans

affiliated with Jf. Q. u. A. M. IN al
states except virginia-)
All American 10 a man who is great
er In his soul tina nhts class, his creed.
his political party or the section In
which he lives. He must belong to the
whole country. and the whole country
must belong to him. The decision OF
all secondary issues must be left until
after we have won the war. and then
if we have any differences. we will
bring them back on American soil
and right them on the principle4 OF
democracy and justice.
We can not rest . democracy upon
any one class Russia has tried that
in the last few months, and her failure
is the grimmest warming ever served
upon democracy since tho world be-
gan. There must be room in demo-
cracy for every man. great and small,
and for every CLASH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

New York, Jan 17.-shelley Hull,
aged thirty-four. co-gtAr with HlIia
Shannon In the Broadway Success.
enxA wss given - the oAuna .oe desth.
Mr.. Hun WAS taken stck aaAdsnly 1aat
saturday. M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
RICHMOND FRATERN|T|ES
Continued from Pare Three.)

Continued from Page Three.)
every Friday night. each month in
Masonic temple. J. M. Harding
recording secretary.
Maple camp, No. i59. W. O. W.,
built it's regular camp IRE on Friday
night. the 10th instant in its forest
at Leaders hall. 1900 Hull street.
when and where the following officers
for the ensuing term were installed /:
l. II. Reynolds, past consul COM
mander: J. c. Blake. adviser lieu
tenant: S. Z. Phillips. banker; r. G.
Smoak. clerk; G. w. Jewett. assistant
clerk: j. I. Murray. mescot: c. NJ.
Smith. Waterman: ]. M Mabrey, sen
try; A. G. Frosuck. o. D. Brinser and
Charles Burkett. auditors, and Drs. r.
d. Jones, E. G. Hill. r. E. Mitchell
and NJ. p. Rucker. camp physicians.
r G.. Smoak. head Waterman OF the
state camp was the installing officer.
A class of eight neighbors was adopted.
Delegates to the annual convention
Of the state camp which will be held
In Roanoke IN MafCn, Will De eieCteo
at the first meetine in February.
Clerk Smoak reports Maple camp
now has a membership OF more than
400, and the members believe the new
year win be highly prosperous for
their order.
Recently elected officers of Maple
Grove, No. 81. Woodmen circle. were
installed at the regular meeting held
on Thursday night, the 9Th instant
at Toney's hall. Eleventh and Hui
streets as follows: Bertha Good, past
guardian: Mrs. Mary e. Bisnser
guardian: MIS-. Flofcpce d. Way.
mack, adviser: Miss Grayce ID
Brinser, clerk: MIRA Media s. johnson
banker, Miss Caroline 8. Good. Atten-
dant; Miss Hazel A. Blunt assistant
attendant: Miss Blanche Brinser, In
side sentinel: r. w. Smith. outside
sentinel; Mrs. Marian waymack. chap
/ lain: Miss Helen L. Hooker. must
clan: DR.. r. d. Jones. physician; a
J. Simpson, n. n. smith and T. g
Smoak. managers. After the install
lation there viii be q social hour and
/ refreshments will be eerved.
| niack Gum camp, No. 81. mests
/ first and third Friday nights each
month in Marshall hall, 25o5 Eass
Broad street. w. f. Conner, clerk
1905 North Thirty-sixth street.
/ D<xaar. camp, No. -, n,eets frs,
and third Tuesday nights each month
/ at Jr. o. U. A. NJ. hall, corner Redo
and Stewart Streets Fulton.
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Mckinley council. No. -, O. r. A.,
meets very Thursday night in each
month, at Arcade building, No.
z06 LIZ Fousher street. Wythe White,
secretary. 1l05-A North avenue.
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Faithful council, No. 3, meets every
Friday night 1t Springfield hall.
Twenty sixth and N streets. Mra
Lillian Sale. secretary,
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Maple camp, No. 159, meets second
and fourth Friday nights each month
in Leaders hall. 1000 Hull street. I.
G. Smoak. clerk. II Cowardin avenue.
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Magnolia camp. No. 70, meets sec
ond and fourth Monday nights each
month In Monroe hall. 81 West Main
street
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Goodwill council, No. 3, o. r. A.,
holds session every Monday night q
Corprew hall. 1%oS East Broad street
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Loyal council, No. ~. ID. Of A.. holds
its regular sessions every Wednesday
night at Harrison and Broad streets
Mrs. Ella Turpin Ia the secretary.
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Capital CITY council, No. Z, n. Of A.,
meets every second and fourth Mon
day night at Colombo hall. 3047 West
Broad street. Mrs. Laura Powell II
secretary, 307 North Davis avenue.
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woODMEN CIRCLE

WOODMEN CIRCLE
Maple Grove, No. 81, meets on
Thursday nights at Toneys hall,
Eleventh and Hull street. South Rich
mOnd
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Dove council, No. II, D. Of A., meets
every Friday night 1t MAfshalt hall.
2505 East Broad street
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stack Gum camp, No. 81. meets
first and third Friday nights each
month in Marshall hall. 26os East
Broad street w. f. Conner, clerk.
li05 North Thirty-sixth street.
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he was leper. Now he was cleansed
and that God down there had done
it.. Nobody up here loved God. They
were nli idolaters and so old Naarnan
had to hold true to himself alone,
without help only the remembrance
OF the blessing. So he wanted enough
dirt to build an altar in the temple SO
he wouldn't forget God among the
heathens and that gang. Wasn't that
great?
/ preached In a town in Iowa.
Along toward the last of the meet
ing. the last night I believe IT was. or
the next to the last night. fellow
came down crying. He pulled out a
handkerchief as big as young nap
and said to me, as he stood there wip-
ing his eyes with his hand. hard
working fellow with calloused hands.
he looked up and said to me:
"Rill, do YOU care II I take enough
OF the shavings down here to make
sofa pillow?''
/ said: What for. Jack?''
Never Walked ON Carpet.
He said: "Bill. before you came to
town 1 was a drunkard. my wife, and
my children never walked on q piece
without meat or without butter or
bread, and" he said. "Bill. gave my
heart to Jesus and the first two weeks
I saved enough money to buy a little
carpet. 1 measured the room one day
when my wife didn't see me and got
al little ingram carpet. It cost me 80
cents a yard. 1t amt much, maybe
for some, but II was a lot for me and
had them make 1t down at tho store
and when l brought 1t home Satur-
day night. with my pay. throwed It
down. Ny wife cried for two hours,
Bill. She never ate amy supper
He said: I've been married for
II my money for 0yink.- He sAid:
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preached ~ "a town I'M Iowa and l
a eoupl. Of women coming Down
a:s.e one night dressed in mourn
and ] soon found out that they
mother and daughter. The
her. was protesting Christian.
daughter was a fine looking girl
ii twenty years of age. She SAID