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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1919-09-05
THE LATEST IMPORTANT DIG
PATCHES PUT INTO shoRT,
CRISP PARAGRAPH
STORY OF The week
SHOWING TIE PROGRESS OF
EVENTS IN OUR OWN AND
FOREIGN IANpS.
Western Newspaper Union New, Service,
WESTERN


Nathan Shapiro, grocer, was shot
and killed in his store in Omaha when
he resisted three small negro boys who
had come to rob the place.
Nathan WolfsOn, who was shot while
escaping from jail at kearney, Neb..
has been arrested in a hospital at
Omaha, where he went for treatment
of his wounds
John J. Shay got to Columbia, Mo-.
too late for his own funeral. He was
on his way from France when cere-
monies were held after the War De-
partment reported him dead.
ON Il charge of flying his aeroplane
within ten feet of the roof of firm
er's house, Charles H. Levy was fined
SD and costs for disturbing the peace
in Justice Court at DodSon, Mo.
Claims of damages against the city
of Chicago aggreguting hundreds of
thousands of dollars are to be the aft
ermath of the race riots. Notices of
the suits are pouring in to the corpora
ton counSel's office AT the rate of fifty
day.
II IRE, Originating Ill IIle rear VI lpl-
mer saloon, wiped out two square
Hooks in the heart of the business sec
ton of Los BanoS, causing between
S750.O0O and S1,O00,OoO in losses and
destroying the habitati0ns of at least
200 people.
Second Lieut. Floyd MeiSenheimer
of Detroit and Chauffeur Harold Ice
of St Marys, Ohio, We're killed at
Scott field, near Belleville, ILL.,, when
their aeropIane fell from an altitude of
200 feet and caught fire after crash
ing to the ground.
Frank Twohy, 9-year-old son of the
president of the Old National Bank, is
credited with saving the life of Anna
Wagner, -, at Hayden lake, near Spo-
kane, Wash. The boy rescued the
woman after she had gone under
second time
Arsenic was found in samples of cot
fee taken from a downtown lunch
room where thirty person were poison
ed in Chicago, according to Health
Commissioner Robertson He expressed
the opinion that someone had put poi
son in the coffee urn with malicious in
tent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
1ARRY LAUDER IN. I.
EXCELLENT TALK !.
!. BEFORE R0TAR|ANS.
SCOTCH coKfEDGAN H1T111A@H
MEMBERS AND WIVES At 110
LUNCEOH N N'3u14. - =
Pays HIS "1sspects" to 1a1Ssr AAn
Lands American Sold1sxs-TSAr1
and Laughter Blend. ,rs

The largest and perhaps the most:
enjoyable luncheon meeting held by the
Wheeling Rotary club was that OF yes
terday, when Harry Lauder and band
of his Scotch pIpers were the guests or
honor. The gathering was attended 'oy
about 500 Rotarians and their W1vS9r,
who were delightfully."- entertained ~
the comedian. The enjoyable affair WaA
held in the McLure,t and every reeefvh.
ton was taken.
olr. Lauder spoke for about 30 ntnS
utcs, but in that space Of time no paid
his respects" TO the kaiser - only.
such men Of his caliber can do. and IN
the same breath he paid q most oe4n1:
full, eloquent and an impressive tribute
to America, American soldiers ana tnH
allies with whom they fought 80 brave
ly and VIGOROUSLY. Ho pictured tho
heart Of the kaiser as black as the fues
of the bottomest pit He told OF the
greatest sorrow Of his lifo when his
son was killed upon the field Of battle
by tho Huns-"but he died for grand
and noble cause-freedom and demo-
cracy," declared tho speaker with tear,
bedimmed eyes. He said that in his
deep sorrow he found support BY lean
ing upon Him, the maker OF u all. IN
his talk he reverted from the sublime
and sorrow to the humor and wit: the
contrast was most effective to the largo
assembly Of diners. Harry Lauder en-
tcrtalned as only Harry Lauder cam do.
as an after dinner speaker. HIS humor,
was applauded and his expressions or
sorrow were received with tears. DO
incidentally paid a great compliment to
Rotarians. saying that they were among
the best collection Of men on earth.
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s. ENGINEER IN CHARGE or oaao
pIyER 1HPRovEMENTS V1Hf
OPTIMISTIC as TO
FUTURE.
-SeprAsED wATER TRAHSPohfA
r1oN FACILITIES AT LoWGH
PRICES HoPE OF ALL THE
MANUFACTURERS.
,r,r11oHs OF DOLLARS WORTH OF
~p4oyEMENTS: NEW BILL Pro
rEs HA1F 4nLloN FoR
MAINTEEANcE.

urhe FUTURE for water traffic IS very
hrigbt especially so on the ONO ri'f'
a,d rho use Of the stream as coH'tne'.e
carrier is bound To conn" BUSINESS WI"
,d;ust itself and tho river Will Srirc
9TH tho railroads tho freight haaiaGs
!, Tho future" said Col. Lansing 6ehch
r.sterday. when talking TO ar lntcli!Ecn-
o,- rsnortrr about the prospects 81 4
gcncral revival Of navigation on thF
ohio river. Col. Beach Is the l. ;. en-
gincer in charge OF all improvements
on the river and it's tributaries ana ~
one who can speak with auth"ri'E "'
This subject, for. as he says II IS hoo-
by of his.
Col. Beach went on 20 say Lar se
,,an,,facturers are appreciative Of water
traffic not only from an economic slalu .
oont. but the shorter time in delivery OF
fro;yht The largest concerns arc build
ing boats and barges and will take al
vantage Of all inducements offered pS
water transportation >.
The l.. s. government has spcrt MIL
! lions on the improvement or the oa'o 70
! get it into shape for navigation inc year
round and the expenditure Of TINS e'Eo-
t-,ous amount OF money Is just oesln-
,,,p TO bear fruit as there seems TO Dc
=, general awakening all along the river
AS TO its uses in q commercial way.
"Freight can be carried quicker ana
cbcaoer on the Ohio river than by rail-
roads, for instance: Freight can be- load
I'd on a boat in Pittsburgh late In tnc
afternoon and it will be- 1T your wharf
.,he next morning. bat If the same
freight was shipped by rail it would
take from three to four days for It 10
reach it's destination. Freight shipped
from wheeling to Cincinnati By ooat
:Qets there in a trifle less than three days
and by rail Il would probably take
week so you SOC that tn" river Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
CHARTERS ISSUED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. 90
These charters were issued today by the
secretary of state:
The Fraser Auto Company, Charles
ton. $4,000 capital stock, 20 deal in
automobiles and automobile accessories:
incorporated by l.. D. Burns Of Ronda:
j.. Fl. Laird. Neal Fraser. J. +. sou-
chelIc and Berkeley Miner Jr. all OF
Charleston.
s. y. Mcndelsons Sons. Wheeling.
sI50,aUU capital stock. to manufacture
and deal in wearing apparel ut wheel
ing; incorporated by Louis Mcndclson'
Albert Mendelson. y. NJ. Frank. ]. -ien-
delson and l. Mendelson. all of Cleve-
land. Ohio.
Brown Tumbler Company. Parkers-
burg. $4,000 capital stock. TO manu-
facturc glassware in Parkersburg dis
trict. Wood county: incorforators. J.
W. and r. a. Brown. OF Williamson;
John ciottfricd. Of Rochester. Pa; &.
G. Brown. of Akron. Ohio: T. NJ. and
7 l., Broyn OF FarkerShurS.
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About People
Movements of individuals to and
From the City.

Thomas Fox Of tho F.ast End is in
the city from New York on q short fur
Tough. This young man enlisted in
1915, and says when he goes back TO
camp he will likely be transferred
south.
Mrs George Ebcrts OF Warwood is
confined To her HON" with Influenza,
and latest reports are that she is getting
along nicely.
Miss stella stump If kentucky street
has been i'll 1T her home with influenza
for tho past week. and is improving.
Iohr t'aruthrrs. popular South Side
young man. is here from Fort l-eaTen-
worth. Kan. with his. discharge papers.
Earl Tccumsch Zch. one of the most
prominent young men OF tho city. who
resides in the South Side. is home on
short furlough. and will leave March )
for Texas, where he has been for the
past ten months.
]. A.. Hess Of Glendale left last even
ing for Pittsburgh on important bust
ness.
c. W. Hendrix OF the out-the-pi~s
district has returned from u short trip
to Philadelphia.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Glen Priplett Of st.
Marys are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Agncw Of East Wheeling
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Wallace and two
children. Kirby and Earle, of Bethany
rikc. arc able to be up. after being
very I'll Of Influenza.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Sulli
van, Of the Island. Il girl on Sunday.
Miss Leila Porter. of the Y. W. c. A.
will spend the Weekend with her par
D ais in GAINESVILLE. Ohio
g. l.. Brown has. returned to this city
after receiving his honorable Discharge
from the service. Private Brown has
recently arrived from overseas ana
carries with him many German sou'c'
Mrs.
Thomas y. Gorby. proprietor o. thf
Lincoln garage. at Sixteenth and H"1'
streets, is seriously i'll at his nome
No. 90 sixteenth street.
Dir. \. W. Cruise is able to Dc ou'
again after several weeks illness al
his home.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Reid returned
10 this city yesterday after spending
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
dam No. "a. about eight miles above

dam No "a. about eight miles above
Moscow. 0.
Tho average time taken to build n
lock and dam is about thrcc and orr
half years. as Il lot Of unforeseen condi-
tons have to be cont cDdede with; 1 TO
member one year we had only fifty
four working days in the whole ycar.and
in another season the coffcrdams OF
the dams under construction were flood
ed sixctcn times. 50 you see We are get
ting along pretty we'll under the cIrcum-
stances.
'-rhe Ohio river in the new Rivers and
Harbors bill gets 100000 for rainten-
ance, which will be used IN clearing
channels. dredging and removing OBJ
Slructjons. This sum will not DC con-
fined to any special territory. but Will
be used in any part Of the river wher-
ever needed.
Let me rciterate that the prospect,
for the Ohio river arc very rosy and
hope it will take its place where 1t be-
longs as one of the greatest commerce
carriers in the world"
Col. Beach arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday morning and was very busy
the most Of the day in conference with
the local offices OF the u. S. Engineer,
on important matters and loft for Gin
cinnati ON tho midnight train.
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the past week visiting with relatives
al Sykesville.~ Md.
MIR and Mrs. Dent Taylor are OK
Dsrted 70 return to their home in luis
city the latter part of the week from
Battle Creek. Mich, where MI. Iaylol
has been spending some time OWING
TO his health
Harvey Cormack has returned TO MS
home IN this city after receiving MS
honorable discharge from the service
At San Antonio, Texas.
!. G.. Mckinley. prominent business
man Of this city. left for Florida on
4 short business trip Of several Gays.
Lieutenant Howard Nay Is enjoying
a short furlough with his parents, Nr'
and Mrs. r. D. Nay. Of South Penh
street.
Ensign Russell Rosenberg arrived In
this city Yesterday from Cape May. y.
J.. to spend a short furlougn with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J: H. Rosenberg
Of the South Side.
A., T. Ray. OF south Eoff street, IS
confined 10 his home by illness.
Mrs. Robert Cats. Of New Martins
vile. is visiting friends and relatives
in this city for several days.
Misses Eva and Loretta Keenan,, o.
CInrksburg. left for their home after
spending the past week as the guess
al Miss Catherine Riestcr.
Robert Mckcever is enjoying short
furlough in this city. Private McKee,
yer is stationed at Camp Gordon. "a.
Miss Dorothy VI. Alhcrs. Of Clevc-
land. is the guest of friends and 'rela-
tivcs in this city for several days.
J. !. Hamilton. Of Dayton. O.. is
! business visitor in this city.
Mrs George j. Burns. Of Youngs-
Town. O.. is In the city visiting friends
and relatives.
John Caruthers has returned to this
city after receiving his honorable dis
| charge from Fort Learenworth. Has.
Deputy L. S. Marshal Short and state
! Prohibition Officer Bert l.. Phillips re-
turned last night from Fairmont, where
they attended conference Of L. ,.
Marshal Smith and the deputies OF the
| northern district Of West Virginia. J..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
How You May Reduce
Your Weight

Ovrrstoutness Is Il very unwefcome
condition. especially in the present day:
when slender figures nrc so popular, and
every reader Of this paper who has no
ticcd q tendency to put on weight Will
I've glad TO know OF new. simple home
treatment that Is remarkably efficient
and Inexpensive
n you happen to be one Of those whose
weight is more than it should be. don't
try 10 reduce by starving yourself: eat
ali you want. but tnke after each meal
and at bed times five grains OF Phynola
which you can secure mt any drug store
phynola Is designed to increase the OK
yGrn carrying power OF the blood and
fiissnlvrs fatty tissue. in many cases at
the rntc of a pound day. It Is pleasant
to take and give remarkable results
quickly and easily. G. Il. Gricst 4 Co.
Original cut Rate Store. 1125 Market
street. can supply you.
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r. E E
ri ORMIJLA
So Or ,5 =.
q r RECKLESS

/ If you frccjde- easily, this is The sca-
son TO prevent their appearance or re-
move these unsiGhly defects. Here IL
a good old-fashined formula which does
The work.
pcrwillo. OF
Oatmeal, tablespoonfuls.
Use as directed in every package or
DerwiTfo.
This formula can he used freely, as
it Is absolutely harmless and will not
stimulate or produce Il growth OF ha'r'
MiS il nj homo then you know YOU
have the genuine article. Do not ac-
cent a substitute. there is nothing
better. just rs good or Just like H. II!
n today and you will be delight1uliy
.1,,1riscd Your frcckIcs and tan will
disappear ~ # by magic. The hrSt APP
ul Ics,tion will aStonish you This spich-
dir formula not only prevents and re-
roovr-5. frcckles and tan. but beau TILES
"a wet and brings to any skin that INosy
WHITE yefpety softnCss so much desired
nv everyone No other frcckie remedy
does this II Is also splendid for dark
shallow skin. rouEhncSs. pimpIcS, plaCh
beads sun spots. wrinkles chapped SKIN.
tanI nuts tho bloom of youth on your
checks which will cause admiration
.vervwncrc You will look many years
ynrnrcr and have 4 skin everyone just
iov,.; To touch. .
NOTE wlsyt asked atnaf; dnl~ino GRO OF oH 'eaa
,,, t1,-rixx sS,d: ''D.rcn!c Us ruruly wrhTtui
~, IN rtcrrsiuS ftrokes and tan. II Is away 1hr$a
~ ,v,b,r- wc have rrrr s,Id before. And ~ a-e
! .mh.,rjned Ia refund Tho mnnsy I" e'eF 'h'SsuSN
..,-.,,.- v, .ould noa permit the uso of otu name
,,,,,, thc ar:c.e rosa->..d unusual me1l i is S'i
~ ~, ci,r nnf-r l :.,,tr- rHrnd s''aran'c"
- IN d.,,.r,cut s,Srrs and Druggists. Including
p,.x 1,-,,r Store john Colrn.;I Co.. &. II. G7nx 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
ACTION TERMED ARBITRARY

WASH NGT1JE. Feb. o0.-Action Of
tho government in taking over the ma
rinc cable Systems WAS declared to be
"arbitrary. unwarranted and illegal" in
n brief filed In the supreme court to-
day by the Commercial Gable and the
Commercial Pacific Cable companies, In
appeals from federal court DEGREES dis
missing injunction proceedings brought
IN restrain Postmaster General Burle-
son from interfering with the cable
lines controlled by these companies.
In its brief the companies charged
that he seizure was not authorized by
congress-, but congress could not dele
gate arbitrary power to make the seiz-
ure, and that no proper provision was
made for providing compensation for
Lthe use of these cables.
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A1.aRMsr REPORTS DENIED.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.-Coloncl
George L. Stewart. commanding the
American troops in Northern Russia
cahlcd the war department today that
"alarmist reports Of the conditions OF
troops IN northern Russia were not
warranted by the facts
The health of the entire command is
excellent Colonel Stewards report said
the sick and wounded arc we'll cared for
and the allied command is capable of
taking care Of itself against the whole
BolShcviS army"
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, Missionary Guild Tea


The Womans Missionary Guild "eFt
hoslcsscs TO the members OF the FRS
PRESBYTERIAN church yesterday atter.
noon at the church house. knitting ano
ncedlework were enjoyed during the az
ternoon and attractive decorations. re-
latinE to the patriotic season. were II
evidence. \ musical program was
given, which included Mrs. A. r.. SlnkS
Mrs. Robert r. Marshall, Mrs. J. Z. n
Lee, Miss Edythe Edmunson ana MT
Henry Arbcnz Tea was also SeF'co
The committees included:
Mcsdamcs-
Charles r. Cooke c. Fl. Merger
Bertha Caldwell G. W. Grels
Committee on reception
Mcsdams- George Maxwell
cnorcc c;roir James Cummins
claude p Terry Joseph PAUL
John r. Reed W: Butler
Robert J. Reed
Committee on REFRESHMENTS
Nesdamcs- A. G. SQuibh
Pnbcrt Hazlett William n Miller
'ccorre Royd George Stamrl
~ Farley William McCluskcy
c.or,. I3iddIe Eugene Hildrcth
II I, Kraft Joseph Hedges
William Clemens Misses
ccorpc Hastings Virginia Miller
W - Gibson Annie Robb
1osonb CoIlncr Kate McLaIn
Elmer Maxwell Sue MARSH
Committee on coin boxes
Mesdamcs-
Ezra linn George crooh
Invitatinns-Mrs
T. C. Burke
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A Health Builder
For Weakened Lungs

Where q continued cough q cold
threatens the lungs. Eckmans Atefa1
tive will help to. stop tho eouEht
soc and $3.50 bottles at druggists o1
EcKMAN LABORATORY. Philadel1hiax
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PATRICK Hra1r's xon1 Bu1ns.

LTNCH3URG. Va. Feb. 2o.-"Red
Fil- the historic home Of Patrick Henry
In Halifax county. about 80 miles from
Lynchburx was destroyed by fro today
which swept tho hoase unchecked .be-
cause Of frozen-Watec pipes.
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Invitations Issued,

Invitations HAY" been Srnt 10 y large
crowd ~ til" riiy announcing n 'iaii"" Id
hr held III The E.lkS hill, in R"lIStlr",
Ohio. ON Thurstia! "i"n'nr. February
-, with rnrkcra Jazz orchestra III CO.
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lunbrs. Ohio. as the chief attraction
Several prominent young mon in the
city will be on the committee for the
affair.
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Third Anniversary Celebration.
The third anniversary Of the orsani'
cation Of the circle Of the Kings DAuGh-
ters of the First Lutheran church was
celebrated yesterday afternoon in lhC
church pdrlors with delightful gain
ering OF the members. There was IN in
tercsting program and luncheon was
served. -. g..
Included were:
II: T. Juergcns Laura bell
Enom. JoIes John kindelberger
w;l,;om Fritz Vim. Williamson
Edward Chapman ". \. -Mltchcii
Charles Dietrich MISSES
T. 3. Wilkinson Anne IoFic
William Saylor Laura forgeE
Jocob Youngingcr Clara JuergenS
George Bauc-fr lean AndrH
William Ripley Elizabeth Gibson
Dora J,ritt Eta Downer
II \ Albright I.ottie JucrgcnS
| T e Ncer Elizabeth Scrig
| Harry Bcalls Clotla selIs
| Eva Strickland
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Tho following invitations have been
issued:
You arc cordially invited TO he present
al an informal Masonic dance
10 be held
Friday evening. February 18th. 1913
at the Scottish Kite cathedral
under the auspices of the
Scottish Rite Guard
Is,rbponn's Orchestra.
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LADY, Moose Euchre.

The Lady Moose gave IN enjoyable
entertainment last evening in the lodge
rooms of the Loyal Order of Moose
Several prizes were captured by the
winners of tho games. and luncheon
was served There were patriotic deco
ralions. and tiny Ratchet was given
each member before leaving. dancing
was also another diversion Of the even
Ing.
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The civic department Of tn" Woman $
club will come together for an import
ant session this afternoon in the ball
room Of The Hotel Windsor. Rev Clara
liclvic will hc an important speaker OF
tho afternoon and will present To her
audience plan for the League o1
Nations" Miss Eta Roberts will also
b.. heard in an interesting talk. THE
Library a Public institution" and as
Miss Roberts is librarian of the local
library here she will undoubtedly have
some important views to present to her
audience. \ large attendance is antici-
patcd.
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st. Joseph's Euchre.

An informal cuchcr party will be gwen
bv the Ladies Catholic association or
ST Joscph's in the basement Of the
church. Mrs. Henry. Frcinlcr is general
chairman in charge and many plans have
been made by her and her committee 10
make the affair enjoyable. The MEM
bcrs of the association and their triendS
will be III Attendance.
x-High Club.
Tho members of the Mil club Will
dance Tuesday evening, February 20 at
the Elks' Home on Fourth street. An
efficient committee has been untiring in
its efforts to make this ono Of the most
successful dances ever given by the
popular organization. Patriotic decora-
tions in keeping with Washington
Birthday, will predominatc and punch
will he served during the evening.
Gumps Saxaphunc orchestra will pro-
vide music for The dancers and many
from out of town will no doubt attend.
Steel Mems Dance.
The Island club rooms will he thr
scene IF q pretty affair on Thursday
evening. February o.. 1919. when the
Rerwuud. belmont and main Office
force nf tho Wheeling steel and Iron
company will give dance. Beckers
orchestra has hccn engaged for the
evening. and the following committee
is in charge Of tho affair:
MiSSrS-
Margaret St"bbins Emile Lewis
Anna Fletcher
MrSsrS--
Walter Mcmillan Carl Carothcrs
1sadorc Fulton
DANCTGI
Prof, Oatmans dances every Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday nights. Market
Auditorium. Premier orchestra.
Dancing at the Eiks Auditorium ever!
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Edpwood Entertainment.

Tonight in the parlors Of tn" new
L,dpvood Lutheran church n Martha
washington entertainment will hc given
hv the ladies' Of that congregation MISS
trci,n Grilbr will represent Martha
washington. Will" tho others who VIII
partiripatc in tho affair will wear colo
Mai costumes: y musical and literary
program will be rivnn and refreshments
served. 4 silver offering will be taken
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Linsly Military Ball.

All plans arc completed for the an-
nual military ball which the l-insly
cadets will give this evening AZ the
Scottish Kite cathedral. and society
folks are eagerly awaiting the all im-
purtant hour. Gump's full orchestra
has received pleasing program. and
elaborate decorations pertaining 10 the
patriotic season will he arranged over
IN" ball room. The affair will b. quite
formal. and only men in uniform and
evening clothes will b. seen on IN"
,loor. /, Will undoubtedly BE- tn" most
attractive dance of the season. for the
Linsly men arc noted for their art al
entertaining. Major Charles McnkcmIl-
Ter and Miss Madeline -tltmcyer VIII
lead tho grand march. which is schcd-
ulcd for $50 Invitations 10 large
crowd have been issued.
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DANCINal

Prof. Oatman's dances every Tuesday
Thursday and Friday nights. Market
Auditorium. Premier orchestra.
Dancing 1T the Eiks Auditorium ever!
Saturday evening.
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MANY. AFFAIRS
PLANNED FOR
WEEK END
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY TO BE
CELEBRATED BY LARGE NUM-
Der OF LOCAL SOCIAL Or
CARNATIONS,
PoLLYANEA CIRCLE OF KINGS
DAUGHTERS TO GIVE MUSICAL
TEA THIS EVENING.

SPLENDID PROGRAM BY BELLA1RE
COUNCIL z OF c. ON MoNDA1
EVENING AT ELKS CLUB.
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Ladies' Aid Entertains.

Tho Second division Of the Ladies Aid
Society of Thomson 81. r. church gave
,hcir annual Martini Washington tea
Yesterday afternoon in the social rooms
of the church. Colonial gowns formed
tho charming costumes Of the women.
and red. white and blue decorations
w.ro ar,isticnlly arranged over the
rooms. Tea was served at 1870. Those
i'm charge were: