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A Thrilling Story Of Mystery

the devil to be sick in an ou;land-
ish place like this.
"Gung squatted on the dirt floor
of that hut, and he looked at that
man and listened to his bab3ling.
Gung knows some little things
about sickness. You bet he does.
He listened to that man, and he
looked at him and looked at me.
"'He is very bad, MASTER he
said. he is very sick
"'Am / blind? | cried. by the
beard of Mohammed! You must
think / am a fool!'
"'He Is sick to DEATH said Gung.
The fever has tied itself around
him as a tree snake ties itself
around little bird
"And that Hindoo was right The
fever had that man by the throat
and 1t was choking the life cut Of
him. All that afternoon Gung and
j sat and watched him toss from
side to side, and I cursed the wild
places of the world as / sat there.
Do you know why, my friend? He
called for some one by name all
through that long afternoon, and
those cries hurt me. ia! 1t was a
woman. He called for her like a
broken-hearted wood pigeon calling
for its mate, and his cries stabbed
us. When he called her name he
cried out her address, and the
world never seemed bigger to me
that 1t did then. That girl was liv-
ing on the Goodwin Road at RAN
COON, and Rangoon is fourteen
miles from this place!
If he cannot sleep he will die
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said Gung; he is killing himself
by tossing from side to side
81 cannot stop him from doing
it, snapped.
ave might said the Hindu.
Because il she loves him still
and is anxious to see him as he is
to see her, something might be
done,' said that Hindu. softly.
"Now, have told you before of
Gung. l have told you of t1e things
that he could do, but / did not like
him to attempt any funny business
with a man who was so close to
death.
az will not touch him., said
GuHg, when ! glared at him. 4 will
not do anything to change his con-
dition, MASTER
THAT Hindoo looked at me and
looked at the man on the bed who
was still crying for the girl on the
Goodwin Road at Rangocn. He
saved my life, MASTER he muttered,
and IL that girl was asleep-do
You think she is asleep?
81 did not know what to cay when
he asked me that question.
at is after Midnight / an.
swered, and I should think that
she would be asleep
"Gung did not say word when
told him that. He picked up an
empty gourd and filed It with
water, then he picked the darkest
corner OF that hut, squatted down
upon his launches and started to
stare into the gourd of water.
did you ever feel little silence
in the jungle-a little silence, as II
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likely / said. DO not worry your
head about the business
"'No, he has not left, MASTER
said the Hindoo. 4 teel that he is
still up on that hill
81 have told you that Gung has
a remarkable skin, have / not?
He pulls information out OF the air,
and that remark of his kept me
awake that night. ia! laid awake
thinking of that poor devil. And
when the little fingers of Lhe dawn
came up from behind that mountain
I called Gung and we started to
look for that man.
That was a devil of a climb up
that mountain. II was fierce. Once
or twice wanted to turn back and
forget the business, but that Hindoo
coaxed me to go forward. He save
my life, MASTER he would say. and
am sure that he is still there So
I kept on climbing just to please
Gung.
II was late in the afternoon when
we found that mans camp. And
Gung's skin had told him the truth.
You bet II had. That man was
there, at least there was a little
part of him there. He had wasted
down to skeleton with fever, and
when we entered that hut he was
lying on mat and babbl;ng of per-
sons and places that were a long
distance from this little inferno.
"You can guess how felt &C that
minute. cursed myself because
] was helpless. That man was near
death, and all / could do did not
amount to three pfennigs. 1t is
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But sonfederae- Of the pupil engaged the noorwakers
attention Miss CLARK and all other pupils fingered the
the counter As any store shopper would She pointed TO
where shelves supposed to be- caused
turn their heads When she had learned her lessons well
able to turn from the counter with bolt silk
waist roll OF lingerie cluster Of valuable
ceaed about person. without having been detected
The Miss Clark Of whom have told became
crest shopters She must have stolen hundred thousand
dollars worth of articles during short She
versatile acted times fence"
quentsd picture studios
girl In big movie She satisfactory
the director she given really important But
not for salary for the personal qualification that she
tered the motion picture world Among the extra girls and the
principals found ready sale the beau
full and dresses which she hched from the fashionable Fifth
shops
Here partial list which the police out of the articles
found her hotel at the time OF her sresn OF
them having been missed by Fifth avenue shops:
Sixyegh silk waists thirty pairs of shoes Of which
had been los pairs gloves Jackets
eight nineteen handbags web thirty gold braces
buckles fftyve miscellaneous pieces
jewery and numerous other articles. -
And Marian Clark but Of who graduated from
this school" Now the school" Is closed and the police
the others Perhaps paid the penalty
quest happiness" becoming addict
dispensed his victims be Chief" this criminal
himself be In the tolls. 80
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and Undying Love

could see nothing, but my skin was
telling me with ten thousand
tongues. You have sensed a per
son in a dark room, have you notf
Well, If you could multiply that
feeling million times you would
understand what felt. And was
not the only one that felt things.
That man had brought kitten with
him up the top OF that mountain.
and when the door opened that kit
ten sprang up. arched her back and
stood with her green eyes fixed on
the spot where my skin told 80
that invisible presence was stand
ing.
THE sick man was still moanine
and crying for the girl in RargooI4
but just as felt that the preSeTcc
was alongside the mat, he st0pped
suddenly. He stopped with her rRme
on his lips and with a lit.le ny OF
joy he lifted one Of his hands and
groped around IN the air as II le
was feeling for something. 4 am
telling you just what ] saw my
friend. He groped with that hand
of his as II he was searching for
fingers that were stroking his fore
head. Do you understand? His
hand would move backward and
forward as IL he was certain that
IL would come in contact with
something that he thought was
there.
He put down his right hand and
felt the air with his lef.. and he
gave a little sigh Of woneer rh-.
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you that because did not like you
TO think ] was an unnannerly
brute
"'Can 1 do anything for your
asked.
Nothing he answered. Good
bye, Hochdorf, Gung.'
He slipped away up the side OF
the mountains as I stood there won
dering over what be sand, then
Gung and / climbed down that hill
and came back here. Gung was
mighty silent, and ! was not In
elined to chatter Just then. Not
much. / was thinking of that poor
devil who was suffering q living
death on the top of that hill. Ach!
I felt sick every time I thought
Of the words that he had said: I
am a leper,' he cried, and there was
something in those four words that
bit into my soul like an acid
THAT night I sat out on the end
of the verands and stared up at
that hill The big peak stood up
Hike a great pyramid, and as I sat
and smoked and thought Of that
man | wondered what he would be
thinking of up there In the dark
ness. I could not see light. The
hill was high and black Ike strip
of haircloth that was nailed to the
doorstep Of Himmei.
at wish I had never seen him.
said. at win drive me crazy to sit
here and think Of what he is suffer
ing.
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MszRrLzz1zznal
of Nation-Wide Organization Of
Professionals Led by Criminal
Startling Achievements Outmatch Anything
Novels or In the Motion Pictures

That signal that covered and that had only to
watch the girl waiting and the who covered
and customers in the immediate vicinity
the couple had seceted under
nv cloak $500 Before left the had two others
carefully wrapped around My of that days plum
der to almost $1,000 When met at night and
up learned that raid had cost that store some
thing the best and modsh fur garments
By this trusted member of the organiza
ton I was successful worker do not know
how much received for the articles stole Usually we
worked on carefully planned the
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wholesalers obber books Of the transaction
puts his the while the
which purchased and which he paid the usual whole
transfers to other deaeperhaps friend
to whom below price,
perhaps other member of the organizations chain store
authorities notice his price the stolen
him sells below
ought him. he show his bill Of sale for the
fifty pairs he purchased legmately and simply This
where purchased them this is what paid for Them it is
them for What the authorities do
And this practice applied other articles also
final lessons in the Seyentye street school
taught actual shopfng-how take things
and them in her mu bag the
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This is the work
shop of a legiti-
mate furrier, but
very similar to
those conducted
by the Master
Criminal, where
expert furriefs
serving the Mas
ter Criminal even
design and make
fashionable fur
ciOdkS out or the
stolen fur skins,
thus getting not
only a profit on
the stolen skins
themselves, but a
double profit on
the completed
cloak.
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This sells almost exclusively the
employees big Wall office buildings and broker
clerks and private secretaries Sra
financial district of New York where tens OF thousands
young girls employed salaries, often have
marked at the sartness and with which
young existence Of this shop which
chain stretching the coun
try, the solution of this mystery.
keeper of the follows the usual practice Of such
agents Of he Chief When he puts In stock let us say OF
fifty pairs of costly silk hose stolen from store in other
brought disposal he promptly seeks
the wholesaler the obbng house which deals in that
brand of silk hose and buys legmaey fifty pairs He
thus that record
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re- Aa1ws' -

pockets made into the
under side of her cloak.
without being seen by
the clerk
Behind he counter
young women posed ~
clerks. At the end Of
the counter a man stood
representing the focr-
walker. Passing up and
down the ~aisle" In
front was another man
who posed as a store
detective or a rowing
customer. Miss Clark
when her Lesson was
on, stood In front Of the
counter and went
through the motions
and conversation Of a
customer seeking GER
tain articles. The young
women behind the coun-
ters copied as faithful
ly as possible what
would be the usual ac-
tons and wstchfulness
Of store clerks. They
were Instructed to
watch the ''pupilr on
the other side of the
counter closely; 10 de
tect. II possible. her
slightest suspicious mo-
ton The ~hoorwalkers
watched. too. N.+~
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ITO be Continued Nert Sunday
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Continued on Nerf Pooe.
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'"udCr are now re-
FOLLkNSBEE

FOIJ,ANSREE. W. Va. Nov. Co
PAM Brandon, we'll known y"uuE man
If Foilarsbrn. who enlisted IN III" To-
mar Army at Columbus RHrrIrES carly
in thn sprIng Of 1917. being on" If Ia"
first from here t. enlist for tn" World
War, arrived horne yesterday. after r.
ceiving his honurahl" Discharge. IT,"
- thm last Of tn, FollanSb,c S"rHIc"
MON 70 he discharged.
EnnGrII <,,rv!rcs ever tho r"rairs "f
,bc late Mrs. 3. J. Sanders. wrr" held
80 Tho lotc residence on l:aufi"ld
t"'rr tbis rf,rnnnr In,,rmnnt was
made IN Rrookc cemetery. W"lIShurE.
'rb. Trian:I,. club viii dance IN thu
pann street hall this evening. Invita-
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VYEIRTON

wFIRTON. w. Va. Nov. 90 -Four If-
fiCials Of Ia" Fn'I2nNh"r plant "I 'H'
jefferson Glass company, W." in Weir
ton yesterday .EoinE or S"y'fai . SUES
Win Their this company PLAN" I" give ~"
town another industry is nri kit"wm. IN"
officials saying thcy wr"" n"r"lH here
Thc Knirhts Of rythiaS lodge meets
tonight L. cc"r-r Ia, rank 81 NluEhi ~
L class If CailG.t:it'S. rac !'ythi"n Sis
tors Will hold . meeting Friday rN""'"%
which will h" concluded hy Il social Svs-
sion AM rcCr, hmcut".
Tho now floor IN th" Panhandle BRIDE
wniyh crosses n" Ohio river between
Wheeling JUrrt."n and St'U'"nt'il" IL
now ahuu; completed. y !IrE' fore" "t
men were ,ur!uyrd =, this task for the
4 IoG;s. Of the Ancient Order Of
Imtcd Wurkm"n l. 20 rr organized here
this winter. \ state organizer was up
from Nh,,ljnE W-'lnrs day IN IN "rf"!l
e. get together . few prospective NOM
hsr~ and form n small membership ~
order Ia throw open q charter.
The Wcirton \. {. football team ?rtrr
having q very Succ"SSluirSrI&"ii. DOWN
ing some Of the best clubs in I"nnSNI'
lot Of taiN fhcSc days Of the "old timers
and What they c\u"ct t. do To III" rcSu-
lars. IN q game that - to I've played NJ
Mil Fl "a Sunday. Nov $0ih. DECKER
Scott, IblD lluE!'f~. w NV ''''' '''''''
and a :,w more Of IN" old timers. say
they will Start warming up next week
Tho fam: lock- for the hardest Fought
gam" &c tho year
Mss N"llir !Iarmnn and Mr.. Leonard
Lewis, Of Stcuh"nvilic. were recent
guests Vt Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. fen"'r' OF
West street. ..
The Degree Of Nouor will hold their
regular meeting "u Friday evening. MI
members are urged t. hc sent a.
there is n great amount &C business 10
, receive attention. Mrs. Frances BU!l
Olson. national president "f the Do%r.G
Of Homo: from St. I'Hu'. Mimi VIII visit
WcirtCn l"dc" on saturday. NcF. -
; 'rErrn will also J." larg" class for m
itjntion. \ number ut the W"irI"n
ladies will go with President olsen /"
SjSterSyillr. W. Va. to attend the con-
ycntion OF Nov @Sth
Mr.. and Mrs ! ! lender ar" no" re-
siding on West street
4 miscellaneous shower waS E'T"E n
honor OF Mr.. ard Mr.. 'h'In,'rS
Groves at the hn,rc Of Mr.. ont Mrs.
7 W. J-mdcrwCod in IN" Cove Th" h"m'
wa beautifully decorated for the 90
coeion. Mrs. Groves received many
beautiful as well aG useful G'itS. MI
ard Mrs. Groves viii max" their future
home in Warren, ohio.
pr. and Mrs. Clcmmar are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. James Sargent o.
Mrs i. |. Sutton and children. Mar
ian and Ray were rrrrnt visitors a. r.
home Of Mrs. Sution'S mother on i"I
, Heights.
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Danish
Nervousness
Puts Vigor and Ambition
into Rundown, Tired
Out People

If you feel tired out, out of sorts, de-
spondeut, mentally or physically de-
messed, and lack the desire to accom-
pIish things. get 30 cent box OF Wen
delrs Ambition Pills n John Coleman
G Co.'S today and your troubles will
be over.
II you drink too much. 7mokc too
much. or are nervous bccau. e OF over
work of any kind, Wcndeil's Ambition
pills will make you tCs better in three
lays or money back from John Cole
man & Co. on the first box purchased.
For all affections of tn" nervous sys-
tenn, constipation, loss of appetite. lack
of confidence, trembling. kidney or
liver complaints, sieeplessness. ex.
hausted vitality or weakness OF any
kind. get q box of Wendell's Ambition
pulls today on the money back plan.
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NO, 4 FURNACE AT
MING0 IS ON WITH
No. 3 TO FOLLOW
=, nisnatch 70 the Intelligencer.

Specta, Dispatch 70 the Intelig"nc'r.
STECBENNLE. O.. Nov. 2h.--Eo.
furnace At thr MiDEo plant Of III" Car
nerie Steel Company was blown in to-
iav and preparations are going speedily
forward for starting No. furnace on
Monday OF next week. Former furnace
employees Of the company have reported
!rr duty, Il was announced. Indications
AZ tho Mingo plant are that it will be
operating in full within another week.
over 1000 men being available at the
present time.
There WAS no change in the situation
at the L.aBelle Iron Works. except for
a slight increase In the number CT men
returning to work. Officials announced
they were unable to handle any more
men until they got the various depart
ments ready for operation. which VIII
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MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
Circuit Court Ends.

The O"tohrr term Of circuit court
cnd,d yesterday. tn" jury WAS dis
missed last Thursday. but II" decisions
No., hand. i down until yesterday.
In ;hr C.Sr ul the State against I. {.
Truman. - iurErry cas-. III" demurrer
was uV"rrulrd and the cas-" waS c"ntin-
uvd uMI!. Ia. next term Of court ErG'
mIu VA released on bond.
In ihr case Of J. II. l"h". motion
was submitted for 4 U"w trial and was
l.tk"u under IdyiS"mcnt There WAS
Like action in the case of Anthony kascS
II Evnw"ud l.qunr CLS".
In tho C:tSr ut the state against V. X.
l,liauiE. u motion for new trial was
made which was continued until the
tist day Of the neat term q! court ana
LrliulS WIS released CA bond.
The case OF Henry Moore. charged
with fviuuIuuS assault. was dismissed:
h., WAS found guilty If assault aud
battery. hut IL was CUutcndrd 10y ms
counsel that more than year had
riIp$Cd since h. had attacked Cal Mra'
doWS In the prison. and that there
Sluuld be no jUH-muNt.
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McMechen Briefs.

Mrs. Charles Eaglcy. OF Bedford, IA.
is visiting friends in this city.
Wm Keller. who has been i'll at the
Glendale hospital FOR several weeks. has
been removed L. his HON" and is getting
along nicely.
Wade McMcchcn and family have
muNcd {" their new home in the Mid
way addition.
VIM Lyslc has returned |" his home
at New Martinsvillc. after calling on ms
aunt in this city FOR the past several
days.
Frank Mcclure has accepted a posi-
tion at the Goodyear tire works at
Akron.
Miss Frances Bone has returned to
her home at Elm Grove. after briet
visit in this city with friends.
Paul oliver has returned to his home
At Pittsburgh after spending several
days in this city ON business.
Miss Olive Becker has returned to her
home At Round Bottom after brief
visit in this city with relatives.
Harry Parker has returned home af-
ter spending several days al Sisters
willie.
4 large number of the sport fans will
attend the football game this evening
at the state fair grounds when Wheel
ing High will meet Cambridge.
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ANTONIO GALLUCIIS
HONORED AT DINNER
Employees Of Security Trust Co. Foreign
Exchange Attended Dinner for
Ex-ServtcO Men.

Forty employees Of the Foreign Ex-
change department OF the Security
Trust Company were guests at Il dinner
given at the Windsor hotel last evening
honoring the birthday anniversary Of
Antonio Galluci. and concentrating
his return from France, where he served
In the army.
Tables arranged in the sun terrace OF
the hotel were artistically decorated
with Chrysanthcmums and roses. the
latter being placed ut each cover. A de-
liciouS menu was served and the affair
was enjoyable in every detail.
After the dinner. 4 program OF songs
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Waterproof Covers for oil uses.
Tel. 663. wheeling Tent IL Awning Co.
Big Game To-day.

one Of the biggest Games Of tn" year
vii I've played this afternoon on The
gn scn""I Ii,id. when Moundsv!ii" and
high clash. ManninGton
rAutrrS ami Ona ur tn" strongest teams
IA tia, state. l:urkhuunuu having de-
tuaIvd tl,rrN hv lhr small S"ur" Of li-h.
aud as I;urkhauunu l.. ON" ct the con-
:. nd,rs Iur In stat" championship. 4
wet ~ Will place MuUndsNiN" near III"
r,.f, of thu. n.up
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Boklenan Funeral.

Yesterday aft"ruunn NJ, u'"l"cH. at
the family hum" on Paw 'aW ridge, iu-
lI"rai services wrr" held over the re-
mains of Mrs. Emma B"klrman. who
passed away Monday evening at h"r
nome. Rev g. {. Wilkinson. pastor uI
'h,. First christian church.. utI:"iatcd.
uud intcrmrnt Was mad" AT IL" Mounds
NLlL,. rtlnN ,,rN.
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The u,mhrrs IF thu Ernw"uh and Nc
Mrchcn council, At 4 Joint session. H"-
..uI"d 10 erect u new hridG" between
THIS city and Eruwood. as tn" on" now
s.,rli,r is hrcumins unsafe for the
.arsr trucks &" pass over. Th" officials
have decided tn build thr hridg" OF con-
crete. 30 feet wide. Sidewalks Will BE-
hr,dsr il marrow, has nu walks and It
- uu.'c dunEarnuS t"r persons walking
-. - at "a" s.l'u" time hat cars ana
machines are passing. Work GA thc
new bridge viii -" started immediately.
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Ohio Valley News

probably h" III" first of N" week. Tho
open hearth and finishing mills. aS!d'
crnm the sheet mil! which resumed IN
'"tl Yesterday, ar" dur I" 80 on Mon
day.
The WeirtOu Steel Company to-day
reported too per cent operations in it,
SlrUhrnyille and Wr!rtou plants.
There were fewer piCkct$ about n"
LaBelic plant To-day than At any tim"
since the plant reopcncd. while pickctin2
has practically been abandoned NJ tn
Mingo plant.
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Constable Arrested.

Wll!aim Alexander. constable. 81
T.ppccar"c. O.. was arrested y"Stcr'
day ny Game Warden John Crawford
OF this city, FOR hunting without /:
license in Harrison county. He will l..
taken before Mayor Woods at Cadiz. t..
day. for 4 hearing and viii also have {,
answer 10 q charge of aSSaultINS an o..
ficCr. Il being alleged that nc made
attack on the warden when arrested
Alexander was found in the woods witt
gun. but denied thTt he was hunting
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Men and women suffering from bank1
ache. rheumatic pains, stifr and 0Woh. !
en- joints lamencss and soreness Vbla'
be glad to read how one woman, fotuAse
relief from kidney and bladder trouhless.
Mrs. G. Hyde, Homestead. Mich, writes =,
Il hava been troubled With weak kidd
ncys; and several times in the last ter, J;
years / had that terrible backAcho aA1s =,
tired out feeling. scarcely able TO - N.Y.,
feel like n new person" Sold OVoEHsk
where, = r
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policn COurt.

Two offenders were up before Mayor
Chaddnrk Yesterday morning IN short
session al puiiCc court one. John t"Ch'
ran, was fined 81 and costs ~ 500 IN
all for hrinE drunk. Owl IicrSOn. Of
Woodruff. was up for PARKING his car
more than sin inches from the rurH, but
az ne was 4 stranger in ;hc city and
bong ignorant If the PARKING ordinance,
hc WAS released w!tn u warning.
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TIL" Woman Cluh VIII entertain the
m,rrhnrs -! THO -. y. i; nus evening
with 6 O'Clock dinner, with Mrs. j.
CnIri,S Hughes Is h"Si"SS.
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Choir Rehearsal.

The wcckly cnnIr rchcarSaI OF INC
FIRST Church Of God will he held THIS
,.kruinG ~ thor" are IL he numh"r
OF new selections r"hcarsed. all menu
h.rS are urged 10 hr present.
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M'hlECHEN
Planning Program.

Tn" mrmrrrS # In" Win aud N@H! XII
Literary Societies Of Union high school
Will render Il THANKSGIVING program "n
N,.!r,.~,liy ,NrIiui ia thu study hall "i
thu. :rnool The r"mmitt"" L. making
Ia effort - MAKE. this the best program
:Etr has hrvu =, ud"r"a tE,S year.
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Will Entertain This Evening.

Homer I'ari,"" viii entertain Il group
Of his friends tnis evening At his home
ON Garfield street. \ delightful! even.
Inic Will b" spent IN gaines. music an"
other pasiiin"$. Luncheon VIII. DC
served
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met last evening at tn" h"m" "i Her
man Muldrcw ON tiIrtI"ld street.
The mcnbrrS nf the Midway club VIII
meet this evening in their club rooms
on Marshall street. \ full membership
i desired