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DOING HER Bii'.

More than a year ago l took a course of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for gall stones, severe coic and stomach trouble and have been en- tirely we'll ever since. l have rec commended it to many stomach suf- ferers, as l felt it was my duty to tell th2m just how much gooo dit has done me-" It is a simple. harmless preparation that removes the catar- rhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the Inflammation which causes practically all stomach. liver and intestinal ailments, including ap- pendicitis. One dose willconvince or money refunded.
 For sale by druggist everywhere.
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Torch of one's Own.

As Plutarch tells us, Tt is well te go for light to another mans fire but not to tarry by it, instead of light. ing a torch of one's own." A torch of ones own! That is possession worth having, whether it be flaming beacon on the hilltop or tiny taper in the window. We cannot tell how far little candle throws its beams. nor who is laying his course by it's f1ickering light. The most that we can do--and it is also the least that we should do--is to tend the flame care- fully and to keep it steady.-Brander Matthews.
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Don't Keep Friends Waitinq.

Be prompt in keeping social engage, ments. The man or woman who is in. variably late soon merits disrespect for his own convenience and becomes un- popular with his friends. No excuse is compensation to a friend for having to wait for half an hour after the appoint ed meeting time. In making appoint ments allow a little time for possible delays-then appear promptly at the hour set.-Biddy Bye.
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APPROVE TREATY.

Washington, March sa4.-The Amer ican section of the international high commission at a meeting today ap- proved the draft of the proposed treaty for the establishment of pan American gold clearance fund. The same subject was discussed today by sections of the commission in most Central and South American repub- lies.
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AT THE HAUBER.

Louise Huff, the famous and popu- lar star, is starred in the new World Picture, "Crook of Dreams," which is scheduled for showing today at the Hauber theatre. The story of "Crook of Dreams" was written by Forest Halsey, the famous novelist and short story writer, and it is the type of story that particularly fits Miss Huff's beauty and abilities. You'll enjoy this picture, so be sure to see it.
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Nations ReIioious seliefs.

The German prevailing religious be- lief is Lutheran. The Church of Eng land prevails in Great Britain. known more familiarly in this country as the Episcopalian. However, all churches are accepted in England now. Belgium, France and Italy are Catholic in tend- eucy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-25

We do a general blacksmith'ag bus. mess and weld any kind of casting on farm and sawmill machinery and autos and trucks. Tom King. Phone 1879. 917 Main street. 2-19-1m
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Mknow ThvseIf"

When God gave you your talent, he knew what he was doing. Don't be ashamed of it. Don't try to hide it, be- cause it is not of the showy sort. Don't try to twist it into something it was never meant to be-. Nobody ever yet made success, who was not content to use without apology the gifts that were his.-ExchaY1ge,
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REYNOLDS WINS MATCH.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, March 24- Jack Reynolds of Cedar Rapids, well terweight champion, tonight defeated Jack Finn, of Beltont, Iowa, by pin ming Finn's shoulders to the mat twice in less than seven minutes.
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CARD OF THANKS.
NEW PRICES--.3o soc, COG. $l.20

I take this means of expressing my heartful thanks for the many kindness rendered me by my host of friends during my recent illness at Clark Sanitarium. Likewise l wish to thank the hospital management for their excellent treatment during my illness. Assuring you these fav- ors will never be forgotten, I remain
 Sincerely,
 Dr. H. E. Martin. 3-25-3t
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WANT SHEPARD.

Rio Janeiro, March 24.-Domenicio Da Gama, minister of foreign af- fairs, has received an offer from a New York corporation to build a shipyard in Brazil for the construc- ton of concrete vessels.
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TRIAL OF MAYOR
 SET FOR APRIL IT

Los Angeles, Cal, March 24.-The trial of Frederick T. Woodman, may or of Los Angeles, who was indicted here last Friday on a charge of ask ing, agreeing to receive and receiv- ing bribe, was set today for April l7th .,5 =
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NOTICE.

Since March 18th, I have been connected with the Lemon Auto Co. in no way, having severed my con- nections with them. y
 H. E. HILL.
 3-23-6t.
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FORD LIABILITY INSURANCE We have new rate on these handy cars, as we'll as other makes. Ask us how much, before it is too late for rotection.
 TAYLOR & co.
 Real Estate and Insurance.
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NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS

We do repair work on all make cars, work guaranteed. Rowlands Garage. 8th and Main. Phone 2167.
 1-23-1m.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-CARPENTERS. APPLY Dixie Battery and Manufacturing Company, Third and Tennessee.
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(Viene de la pag. 12l
MAYO 1o.--Los alemanes ocupan S~ebastopoi y Sc
apoderan de Ia flota rusa del Mar Negro.
! Mayo Eel crucero ingles Vindictive es hundl-
DO a la entrada de la bahia de Ostend por les lngle-
ses para bloquear esa base naval.
MAYO 2I.-Se inici0 Ia ofenslra alenana en- Ell
Aisne que lego hasta e. Marine
Juni) 6.-las tropaS americanaS gentlemen la
ofensiva alemana al oeste dc Chateau Thierry.
JUNO 9.-La cuarta ofensiva alemana Sc inlcla
en- el Disc.
Julio 1o-Cayturan Vaux las tropas americanas.
Julio l5.-Se inicia Ia qu;nta y ultima de las
ofensivas alenoanas en- 81 sector de Marne-Chan-
Julio 1S.-E! Genrralisino Fcch inicia su contra
ofensiva al sur del Macne.
Agosto Los franceses %recuperan scissors.
Agosto Al os aliados cruzan Il Fesle.
.Agosto 15.-Ilegan Il Fladivostok tropas amt
Agosto 25-Los inglcses rompen la Inca Hin
denbure.
Agosto 31.-Los alemanes SC retiran del saliente
del Yys.
Septie4,bre 4.-Los alemanes evaclan Lens.
Septiembrc l2.-Los americanoS inician Ia ofen-
silva de St. Michel.
S%eptiembre 1S.-El frente Dulcaro en- la Mace
donia, es roto por los aliados. e. Presidente Will
son rechaza las proposiciones de paz austro-hunga-
ras.
cos cerca dc Nazareth.
Sept;embre 3n-Rendici6n de Bulgaria.
Octlbrc 1o-Lcs inglescs capturan Damasco.
Octubre 4.-Los alemanes sc rctiran en- TODD ell
1I@!IlC CS!IF!ttd
Octubre 6-El Principe Maximiliano de Baden,
CancIler aicna n pide al P~residente Wilson que ira
te Ia paz.
Octubre l7.-Los belgas Hogan a Ostend Y Eru-
jas.
Octubre 2o.-Alemania acepta oficialmente las
condolences de paz del P~residente Wilson, los ca
torce puntos Y n~otifica QUE Sc lie ha restringido al
Kaiser el p0der executive. Alemaaia pide a Wilson
que negocie IN armisticio. Los franceses llegan al
Danubio en- el frente bGikanico.
Octubre 2l.-La Checo-E slovaquia es reconocida
como nacion Y Sc Inc q los aliados.
Octu5re 23.-Los italianos inician su contra O.
fensiva en- el Pave Y o5igdn 1 70: austriacos a re-
tIrarSe.
Cctubre 26.-El general Allerby captura Alep-
pc. Los aliaGos avanzan en- todos los frentes.
Octubre 59-Turquia Sc rinde y firrra Iii armis-
ticio.
Noviembre lies americanos derrotan a los
alenlanes en- la Argona.
NcVieInbre 5.-AuStria Sc rinde V firma los ter
minoS del armisticio.
Novembre 4.-El Supreme Coasejo de Guerra
aliado acuerda los terminus para I'm armisticio con
Aemania.
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EFEMERIDES DE LA GRAN GUERRA.

Noviembre 6.-Alemania rompe sus relaciones
con los holshevikis.
NCvitmbre Los americsnos entran a Sedan.
Noviembre 9.-Estalla Ia revolution en- Alemanla
v ell Kaiser huve a Holanda.
Noviembre 11.-Los ~delegados alelanes firman
los terminus del ar7nisticio en- senlis:
Noviembre 12.-Se anuncia la abdicaclon del En-
perador Carlos de Austria.
Diciembre 3.-Los reyes de Rumania entran a
Bucarest.
Diciembre 9.-Espana rompe sus relaciones con
Alemania.
Diciembre 1S.-Los e~jercitos aliados ocupan las
fcrtificaciones cabeza de puente en- Colonia, Coblen-
"a y Maguncia, soore ell ell Rim. Ell P%residente
Wilson llega ii Francia. Sc prorroga ell Armisticio
hasta Ell II dc Enero.
Disienbre 14:-Las tropas alemanas en- ell Afri-
ca oriental Sc rinden en- Rhodesia. Els asesinado ell
P~residente de Portugal.
Dicienbre 16.-Polonia ~suspende sus re.aciones
con Alenlania.
Diciembre 26.-El Fresidente Wilson llega a
Londres.
1919.
Enero 1S.-Se reune en- Paris Ia Conferencia de
PaZ.
Enero 24.-La Conferencia de Paz empieza a re-
dactar ell trat4do.
Febrero 14.-Se termina Ell convenio de la Liga
de las NaCiones.
Febrero 25.-El Presidente Wilson sale de Fran
ca para Estados Unidos.
Mario 15.-Regresa q Francia Ell Presidente
Wilson.
Abril lila Conferencia dc Paz adopta ell infor-
me de la Comision de Legislation Obrera Inter
racional.
Abril 16.-Se invita- a Alemania a enviar sus
delcgados 4 Versailles para recibir cl tratado de
paz.
Abril PEI P~residente Wilson hace sus decla-
raciones sobre Fiume y surje la crisis italiana en-
la Conferencia de Paz, retirandose los Delegates
italianos.
AbriI 2S.-Se adopta ell Convenio revisado de la
Liga de las Naciones.
Mayo 1c.-Llegan a Versailles los Delegates ale
names encabezaGos por ell Condo Ulrich Won Brock
dorff-Rantzau.
Mavo Sc presenta cl tratado de paz a los
~delegadoS a!emanes V Sc da Ia publicidad un re-
surnen de dicho documento Italia regresa a ia Con-
ferencia de PaZ.
Mayo 29.-Alenania pressnta sus contra-propo-
siciones d les aliados.
JUNO 2-Se e~ntregar d Austria los terminus de
laz.
JUNO 16.-La Conferencia de Paz entresa ell
tratado revisado i los alemanes Y da de plazo hasta
el % de JUNO para su decision.
Janio 23.-Alemania notifica su aceptaci6n in
Conditional de los terminus de paz.
JUNO 2S:-Firma del Tratado de Paz en- Ia Sa-
Ia de los Espejos del Palacio de Versailles.
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BREVE, PER0 IMPONENTE
FUE LA CEREMONIAL De
LA FIRMA DE LA PAZ
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al acto. no ha5iendo firmado Made
For csc pals.
Por Cuba, el senior Antonio San
chez Bustarlante.
Por el Ecuador, senior ion Enrique
Dorm y Alsua.
Por Grecia. Sr. Eleuterio Venize-
los Y Nicolas Politis.
Por Guatemala. Sr. Joaquin Men
DEE.
Por Haiti. S.. Tcrtullien GuiI6aud.
Por Ell RENO de Fseijaz. Sr. Rus
tenn Haider. Sr. Abdul Hadi Aouni.
Por Honduras. DR.. Po!icarpo Boni-
la.
Por Liberia. el Honorable c. D. B.
King.
Por Nicaragua. Sr, Salvador Cha
MORO.
Por Panama. Sr. Antonio Burgos.
Por el Peru, Sr. Carlos c. Canda-
mo.
Por la Repubiica Folaca. Sr. Roman
Dmowski, Sr. Ignacio Jan Paaerews-
ii.
Por Portugal, DR.. Alfonso RoSta;
Sr. Augusta SOareS.
Por Rumania, Sr. J2an J. c. Bra
tiano, General Constantine Coanda.
Por 81 Estado serbio-croata-esIavon.
Sr. \. P. Pachitch; senior Ante Trum-
bic; senior Nilenko r. Fesnitch.
Por Siam, ell Principe Charrona '
Ell Principe Traidos Prabandhu.
Por Ia Checc-Eslovaquia, senior
Charles kramar; senior Eduardo Be-
mes.
Por 81 Uruguay, senior Juan Anto-
Mo Buero.
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TRES o CUATRO MIL HOMBRES
NECESITAN EN- Ell VALE

Agricultores de Ia region de El
Vale, o sea, la comPrendida en- torno
de Ia ciudad de Brownsville, que &C
tualmente Sc encuentran en- esta, nos
dicen Que hace pccos dias los propie-
tarios de la dicha comarca. Sc ace>-
caron a las autoridades fedlerales Y
militares, para ANNIVERSARIES las gra-
YES dificultades con que para los ira
hajos agricolas tropiezan, MERGED a la
falta de brazos, es decir, de trabaia-
|dones mexicanoS que son los que han
dado siempre el mayor contingente
a sus labores.
Sclo en- Ell dicho distrito de Ell
Vale, en- donde la agriculture es la
mas importante fuente de Ia riqueza
publica, haran falta, cuando menos,
de tres a cuatro mil hombres para las
labores agricolas.
Los agricultores que con las auto
ridades celebraron Ia junta de refe-
rencia, piden al gobierno que, por 10
menos para esta OCCASION, Sc les den
f~acilidades para c~ontratar al nlmero
Gle trabajadores que han menester,
pues que sin clio resentirian graves
perdidas.
Sc juzga que Ell gobierno accedera
a Ia solicitud.
La 6~cnticion en- los ninos siempre atravie.
sa Tor un duro periodo especialmente GUAM
do empieza en- el tempo caluroso. No So
lamente sufren por los obietos de hule cue
Sc les dan z masticar para calmar Ia irri-
taci6n, sino que 81 estomago c intestinos
atrav;esan por las peorcs condolences. El
mejor remedio que listed pueGe dar al Pc
queio paciente, es el McGEE'S BABY ELL
XIR. Cor-ise los des6rdene5 estomacales y
refresca y caima Ia irritacicn de los intes-
tinos, al mismo tempo que ayuds a Ia
digestion. De venta por Ia Botica San Pc
d-o de E. Cohn & Co. San Antonio. Texas.
(Ady.)
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HAGA SU CERVEZA

No cualouier bebida dulce o de las llama
das "casi ee-ve=a," sino Ia verdadera ecrveza,
sabrosa, fuertc y espumosa.
Suministramos a listed nuestro eItraeto de
ecrveZa Victoria" eonsistente de lupuio y
malta de los mcjores, con 10 cual puedc US
ted hacer en- casa, scSun nucstras instructor
mes. Ia mejor cerveza.
FL precio de Victoria Extract" para ha-
Ger Il gaIones de buena ccrvcza Lager. IS de
81. 90. Mandenos ST. dinero con ST. orden y
recibira Ell ~articulo libre de gastcs. La IA
hricacion de cerveZa en- casa y el cnvio dc
nuestro extracto a los Estados prohibicionis-
tas, es legal. Garantizamos satisfaction.
VICTORIA SUPPLY COMPANY.
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ETdHQS = a uH gran OmOr como
| Willard.
Lo que ganaran 10. luchadores
Como decimos antes, todos los pre-
parativos para Ia gran lucha estari
hechos va, V cl gran ruedo en- que
! debera verificarse ell encuentro sc
halla listo. Toledo. SIC We desde ahora
practicanente congestionado de Il
~sitantes. V de espera-se es Que. dada
Ia sensation que ha ~despertado n
lucha. no haya localidad vacia. n.
sitio tampoco donde hosPeiar a los
viajeros Que de todas parties de les
Estados Unidos concurren a la men,
cionada ~7oblacion. avidos de presen-
ciar Ell tranSceiental acontecimiento
Geportivo.
La question ~pendiente es tan solo
la election del referee" pero sc es-
pe-a cue ella quede arrglada &c CO.
NUN acuierdo con los representatives
de los ~luchadores, para evitar futuras
disrutas de caracter puramente tee
nico.
Como dato curioso puede agreearse
aqui que Jess Willard ganara, game
O pierda en- la lucha. Ia fuerte suma
de ciento cincuenta mil dolares, y
Dempsey, cuarenta Y cinco mil pesos.
81 logra resistir c~uarenta Y cinco MI
nutos de boxeo con SUI adversario.
Los palcos de Iltimo grade valen
treinta Y cinco pesos, por cinco asien-
tos. V las primer;as filas. Glen.
La lucha empezara a las tres dc Ia
tarde. Y antes de ella, Que scra a doce
| rounds, habra cincuenta Y cuatro
rounds disputados entire diStintas pa
reias De luchadoreS, de men impor-
tancia.
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A ultima bora.

va en- momentcs de cerrar resta
| magma, hemos teaiGo conocimiento de
! que los representatives de Willard y
Dempsey. de comun acuerdo. eligie-
ron a Ollie Record, de Ia ciudad de
Toledo. Ohio, referee para la pro-
yectada lucha del proxirIo dia 4.
Al mismo tempo, ambos interesa-
dos desig1aron a los senorcs Tex Ric-
kard V Maj. A. J. Drexel-Biddle, jue-
ces en- ell mismo encuentro, por par
te del Ejercito, Ia Marina Y el Club
Civil de Box de los Estados Unidos.
Tan pronto conlo 81 aombramiento
de dichos sanores Sc hizo publico, los
luchadores sc a~preSurarcn a nantes
tar su entera conformldad por me-
do de los %periodicos.
"Muy satisfecho me siento con Ia
designation de Pecord,-dijo Demp-
sey. Lo unico que 70 necesitaba era
IN hombre honrado, como 81, capaZ
de contar diez sin miramientos nj par
ciaiidades. Y 20 me encargare de 10
deu,as-"
La izquicrda de Dempsey
Willard, por su parte, eXpuSo tam
bien su conformidad con Ell nombra-
miento, por mas que no estuvo muy
de acuerdo, no con Ia calidad de los
Juices. sino con ell hecho de que hu-
biese jueces en- Ia lucha.
"Pudieran estos hombres discre-
par de la opinion del referee, Y en-
tonces poGrian sobrevenir complica-
clones sobre Ell resultado de ia lucha.
Pero. de cualquier modo,-agregc,-
tengo fe ciega en- Mi Representative, y
len mi mismo, Y pues e. 10 dispuso
asi, a mi ME toca respaldar con Mi
conformidad todos sus actos."
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LA LUCIA WILLARD DEMPSEY

! Willard, por 10 demas, parece es-
tar muy prcocupado por la ~"izquier-
ia de Dempsey, V no omite tempo
slguno para prepararse de IA mejo-
manera a efecto de contrarrestarla.
"Diganme como diablos es esa ma
nc V de cue modo acomete,-dice a
cada momento a los pugilistas CUE le
prcparan,-yo no !stare tranquilo n
dorinire Ell paZ. sino hasta que ten
ga conocimiento eXacto dc la eject
vidad de csc brazo, Y de la propia de-
fansa para esquivar su golpc.'
Willard Sc leyanta muy dc mana
ma. Y practica Ell box por largas no
ras. Despucs, NADIA una media nora.
Y como en- abundancia. alimentos es-
pecialmente p~reparados por I'm espe-
cialista.
Los guantes de cinco onzas
Para termirar esta larga nota in
formativa. cahe decir que Willard eS
hombre de 35 amos. de c pies ocho
pulgadas de estatura; de un bice2s de
cuanenta V cinco pulsadas de circun-
~ferencia, Y de 245 lioras de peso. En-
tanto que Dempsey tiene cinco pies
c ~puleadas, es die 80 amos escasos,
y peSa 223 libras.
De modo que cl sensational en-
cuentro Sc ha eStahlecido de Ia 81
| guiente manera:
Tn cGerpo renorme y una fuerza
descomunal. versus. luna habill-
dad extraordinaria Y una rapidez IN
concebible.
Veremos quien triunfa.
Los guantes estan listos va, y pc
san cinco onzas. Han sido especial
riente fabricados para este aconteci-
miento por Sol Levinson. es~pecialiSta
en- la materia, residente en- San Fran
cisco.
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isu ULTIMA ~oPoRTUNIpAp!

iSU ULTIMA oPoRTUNIDAD!
e. 20 de Julio de 1919 II formula Dc
Schmitt, para prerarsr deiiciosas beb;das alco-
holicas con frutas frescas o seas, aunersEra
a $500. Estas bebidas Sc preparan sin lie
cesidad de aparstos, en- su propia eocina. ess-
tando a razon de 30c gallon. Tonicos y be-
bidas superiores a los obtenidos por medic de
6estilacion- Mandc hoy mismo s1.o0 a
MATH. J. SCHMITT,
202 Cottonwood Street. EMPORIA. KANS.
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(Viene de la Psg. l4.)

grande V a an gran hombre" como
Willard.
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Barns Glass to
Stage a Comedy

A very clever and well presented
comedy will be given by the G. F.
Barns class of the High school soon. 1t
is named CLOSE to Nature and is a
farcial episode Of an outing in Cana
dian woods, in four acts.
1t will be given in the High school
auditorium Friday evening April 20.
An excellent cast has been rehearsing
for the past several weeks, and some
really fine talent has been developed.
Miss Hervey OF the high school tacul-
ty is directing the play.
The High school classes have always
delighted their audiences with excel
lent plays they have presented in the
past, and the remarkable talent found
in the school. The Juniors expect
their play to be well up OF the usual
high standard and to completely fill the
large auditorium. Seat sale begins ear
ly next week.
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Progress on Connecting line.

Progress on work of building the
railroad from here to the by-products
plant at Norwood has reached that
stage where nothing startling can be
done until a lot of preliminary work
is completed. A water tank has bdSn
set up on the hill. a water line LAM
from the river and a boiler for pump
ing set up. Several carloads OF lum-
her, gravel, and sand unloaded and a
gang of men are busy digging trench
for a big concrete culvert in James
Snider's field.
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Briefs

Mrs. Charles McElfresh is sick at
this writing.
Jas. d. Bowman is confined at home
with tonsilitis.
james McElfresh is visiting rela-
tives in Monongalia county.
Mr.. S. ]. Smith and daughter, Mrs.
G. A. Squirting. with her two small
children we're visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Malone, of Fairmont Sunday.
Miss Gladys Watkins was visiting
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FARMIlNGTON
s. S. Rallx.

A very interesting program was rem
dered at the Sunday school rally held
in the NJ +. church. south, Sunday
evening. The songs by Miss Margaret
Winney. Roxie and Fairy Downs and
Masters William and Richard Martin
were enjoyed very much by the large
audience.
Messrs. ]. Walter Barnes, ]. NJ. ia
cobs and Straight, of Fairmont, gave
very interesting talks on Sunday
school work and the Centenary move
ment.
This was the last rally service with
F. G. Gray as president, as he is going
TO move to Moundsville. He has been
president OF Lincoln district Sunday
school work for eleven years. His
successor has not been named.
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on his residence in West Pennington
Huffman, timer. Of Warrington. is do
ing the work.
Mrs. Atha and W. E. Maple arc
painting up this spring. Mr.. Maple is
painting white and Mrs. Atha cream.
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serious oneration performed.

Serious Operation Performed.
Mrs. James E. Halbert, of this place,
underwent a very serious operation at
Cook hospital yesterday. She was on
the operating table two hours, we un-
derstand, but came through the oper-
alton and from the influence of the
ether all right and at last reports was
resting easily.
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entertainment.

John Ross Reed w,ll give an enter.
tainment consisting OF songs. readings.
slight of hand tricks and ventrillQuism
at the Pennington High school audi,
forum Wednesday evening. April l5,
al eight o'clock This will be Mr..
Reeds last appearance before going 10
France TO e-l.eEain the soldier boys.
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Easter PROGRAM.

The Sunday school and Epworth
League OF the NJ. E. church will COM
bine forces in an Easter program to
be given at the church Sunday night.
Arrangements are under the manage
ment of the committee composed Of
Misses Gladys Watkins and Bertha
Bowman.
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HOUL1.
e. L. Elects Officers.

The Epworth League elected Off
GERS for the coming year Sunday
night as follows: President. Miss
Gladys Watkins; first vice president
w. F. Hoult; second vice president,
Mrs. Nellie Harr; third vice president,
Mrs. w. H. Hall; fourth vice prest-
dent, 0mer Burnworth; secretary,
Ruth Harr; treasurer, Erma Watkins;
organist, Mrs. W. H. Hall.