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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-19
Luncheon for Miss Leyman.

N1lSS Lcyuldus .fg Mrs. Jesse R. Core gave a luncheon yesterday at her home on Cherry street in honor of her cousin, Miss
 Pauline Leyman of Philadelphia. The beautifully appointed luncheon table was centered with silver bas-
 ket of pink and lavender dahlias and place cards named places for twelve guests.
 l Miss Esther Shields entertained Tuesday evening with a delightful party. Games were enjoyed and an ice cream course served to the fol lowing guests: Misses Ethel Hut crimson, Almeda Studdard, Letho
 McCarra, Avis Magee, Marie and Esther Simpson, Lillian Smith, Jes-
 sic Pickering and Annie Lee Meek;
 Messrs. Harold Green, Otis Baldwin fJoe Butler, Carlione Mayhugh, Albert
 Colbertson, and Yetal McFalls.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Reinberger
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-19

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ratliff of Sher- idan were visitors in Pine Bluff yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-19

The s. l. A. of Union High school will give a musical and ice cream supper Saturday night at the school house. Every one cordially invited to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-19
Mrs. Slaughter Entertains Jolly Sewing Club.

f Mrs. Charles Slaughter entertained the Jolly Sewing club yesterday af- ternoon at the home of her sister. Mrs. F. L. Thoms, 1907 East Third avenue.
 The home was attractive with sum- mer- flowers and in the contest Mrs. Will Miller won the first prize and Mrs. George Afford the consolation. r Delightful refreshments were serv- ed to the following members; Mes danes Emil Hercher, Jr., George Brown. Earl Howard, Jerry Borecky, Will Miller, George Afford.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-19

MT, and Mrs. F. H. Walker left Tuesday for a several weeks stay in Mountain Air, N. M.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-19
Mrs. Mitchell Entertains For Miss Mitchell.

W
 For Miss Mitchell. Mrs. Robert l.. Mitchell gave a beautifully appointed luncheon yes terday in honor of her guest, Miss Rose Mitchell of Dallas, at her home on Chestnut street.
 The home was attractive with flow CTS of the season and the luncheon tables decorated in vari-colored flowers. Place cards marked places for the following guests: Misses Florence Brewster, Ernestine Nor ris, Josephine Grove, Mary Williams, Ellice Breathwit, Pauline Brewster, Alice Norris, Helen Tedstrom, Fran ces Land;. Mrs. Ray Mcintyre and Mrs. w. E. Baker. Mrs. Mitchell was assisted in receiving her guests sby Mesdames J. F. Williams and E. B. Mitchell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-19

Miss Esther Scott, who has been
 the guest of Miss Lillian Cone, has
 returned to her home in Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-19

Born to MT. and Mrs. J. w. Thorn ton 2006 Chestnut street, daught- CT at the Davis hospital, yesterday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-19

Mrs. Howard, Strauss and baby have gone to Colorado for the re- mainder of the summer,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-19

Mrs. Lillian Mohler and Miss FL sic Loomis motored to Hot Springs yesterday for few days stay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-19

Miss Birdie Campbell of Dallas, Texas, is visiting her aunt Mrs. L. A. Richardson, 1412 West Fifteenth ave- nue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-19

Mrs. F. R. Campbell has returned to her home in Little Rock, after a visit to Mrs. D. w. Connerly, 2515 West Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-19

Little Miss Elizabeth Ardeen Ha- ! ley arrived yesterday at the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry Carrol Ha- ley, 1902 West Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-19

E. R. Collins, merchant of Gould, Arkansas, is visiting his sister. Mrs. Miles of 523 East Sixth during this week end.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
HUNGRY RATS
BITE SLEEPERS
Traps, Poisons, Cats, Dogs,
Fail TO Keep Pests
From Home
GEORGETOWN PAIR
WONDER WHAT NEXT

GEORGETOWN. Del. May IA
Rats that spring up in beds and bite
the occupants are the strange annoy
ancc that the family of former Sher-
iff Thomas b. pritchett are enduring,
both Mr.. priicheti and his wife haV-
ing been severely bitten, pritchett be-
ing the latest victim when the rats
attacked him again Wednesday night
and biz him about The head. Traps,
poisons. cats and dogs have no ei-
feet on these savage rodents. and the
pritchcit family are almost in a
panic as 10 how TO clear such raw
cnous and dangerous pests.
A few nights ago, Mrs. priichetl
was aNakcncr by a sharp pain, and
as she jumped up heard a rat scam
pering in the room. Lights were Ill.,
but the rat was gone. and ID was
found that he had bitten through
Mrs. prlichoits lower lip. The next
night efforts were made 20 catch
them. but instead they slipped by
and attacked Mr. Pritchett. cutting
him severely below the eve.
Notwithstanding every effort they
attacked him again last night and Dli
him through The scalp, and then
jumped out through cloth net
screen window at the head Of the
bid They seem TO appear about
midnight and know exactly how 10
get II in the bedrooms, although
-key hole and crevice had been
nllcd.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
Will BEAUTIFY
DELAWARE CITY
Public Meeting Planned to
Discuss Proposed I'M
provementS
MOVEMENT BACKED
BY TOWN COUNCIL
speclal 10 The Evening journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
DELAWARE CITY, May ii.-ln the
Fort dupont auditorium at Delaware
City next Monday evening there will
be initiated a movement for a more
attractive Delaware City. The move
ment has the backing Of the City
Council and leading citizens. as well
as the government authorities at Fort
Dupont
The Federal authorities are eager
10 render every possible assistance.
owing to the direct Connection between
The fort and Delaware City The
State Board Of Health Is also assist
Ing the loial authorities by furnish
ing motion picture iilns, charts and
pamphlets
The meeting will begin al 5 o'clock,
when a series OF entertaining and in
structive films viii be shown which
bear on the subjects under cOnsidera-
tlnO for Improvements In Delaware
City. These films will be supple
mented by lantern slides showing
local conditions. After the eXhibi-
tion there will be short talks by rep
reseniatives OF organizations. Federal,
State and local, and then an OppOr-
tunity for free discussion.
After the meeting il is expected that
the city Council Will pass the neces-
Evening journal., 1920-05-14

Flowered Georgettes, dainty
satins and Taffetas, Serges and
Tricotines sharply reduced for
quick selling.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
DON'T
DESPAIR

II you are troubled with pains or
aches; feel tired; have headache,
indigestion, insomnia; painful pass
hse OF urine, you will find relief in
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
A Simple Way To
Remove Dandruf

There is one sure way that has
never failed 10 remove dandrun at
once, and that is 10 dissolve a. then
you destroy il entirely To do this,
Just get about four ounces Of plain,
common liquid arvon from any drug
store this Is all you viii need, apply
II at night when retiring; use enough
10 mOisten the scalp and rub u IN
gently with the finger tips.
BY morning, most II not all, OF your
dandrifr will be gone. and three or
four more applications Will complete
ly dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace OF IL. no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will ind an itching and digging
OF tho scalp Will stop instantly, and
your hair will be funny. lusirous,
glossy, silky and soft, and look ana
feel a hundred times better
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
See Eczema Disappear
Use Hokora for This and Other skin
Diseases which Ruin
Complexion


A clean. fair complexion Is the most
noticeable OF wOman's charms look TO
your skin for your pleasing healthy ap-
penrancc. Thousands OF people suffer the
unbearnble itching and thoughts OF skin
broken ont and marrcd by eczema. Most
folks are even sensitive and embarrassed
a. their own appearance
The majority Of people trust 10 time
and nature 60 get rid OF their pimples and
piemishes Just because they dislike 70 USE
greasy. vile-smelling ointment or saive
The treatment that does away with this
unpleasantness- Is the llokara treatment
modern. effective and pleasant. Does not
SOIL clothing or leave skin greasy.
The power of Hokara 10 relieve quick
IN any itching or burning of the skin and
70 make Il soft. white aud velvcty Is al.
most miraculous.
Minor skin troubles like pimples black.
heads, BARRIERS itch. etc. quickly respond
Go Hokara Even the worst eases OF
cc1ema. ulcers. salt rheum and chronic
skin diseases are successfully treated with
Hokara. The marred complexion becomes
noticeahly less each day. leaving as Il
fades away h clear. healthy skin.
You can get a liberal jar of Hokarn for
Soc. Larger sizes 60c and 500 Sold on
q guarantee and recommended by n. b
nanforth, druggist
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
SENATOR BALL AFTER
HIGH PRICE CAUSE

UnRed States senator l.. Helsler
Ball. OF this state. has been named
chairman OF the Subcommittee OF the
senate 10 investigate the increased
cost OF bread in Washington as well
as the rates charged at Washington
hotels.
senator Ball announced yesterday
that the first hearing OF the commit
tee would be held on May "a.
The Subcommittee named today Is
comprised OF The same Senators that
investigated the high cost Of living
In Washington some months ago, cx-
cept that Senator King OF Utah. how
ever, takes the place OF senator l..
llelslcr Bali, chairman, and Senator'S
sherman, Elkins and Capper. Re
publicans and Senators Sheppard and
King. nemOcrals.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14

sary ordinances TO put into effect any
eide at this meeting should be under
taken. The motion picture showing
viii be free and all citizens are in
NfIod
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
EUROPEANS BURY
HOaRDS or SILVER

PARIS. May ii-Treasury officials
and bankers are alarmed by the
growth OF the praciice OF htmying
silver coins The silver is In many
cases worth more than the coins
hrmsekcS
Evening journal., 1920-05-14

when those corn pains jump and shoot
and your bunlons sting and burn. just
rub on a little Geero WormwoOd Balm.
oh. iOy-lnstant relief. This cooling,
penetrating application draws out the in
nammation and soothes away the pain at
once. Delicious, delightful foot comfort
ai last No more limping or scowling
Walking Is now a JOY, and smart, tight,
high hceled shoes feel line. Use Geero
WormwoOd Balm tonight and make your
poor sick, overwOrked feet happy. No
rags, no plasters, acd liquids or sticky
salves. Just rub it In like a vanishing
cream and 70 10 bed. At n. Il. Dnnforth
and an druggists. BE sure and get
'CeerO" Wormwood Balm.
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WOULD SURPRISE
YOU To KNOW THE
BIC DIFFERENCE
REEN A CONSTANT SUFFERER XhoM
CONSTIPATION, KIDNEY TROUb4E
PAINS IN LIMBS, BACKACXE AND
DIZZY SPELLS.
CLAIMS HE IS 4 NEW NAN ~
EvERY SENSE or TIE WORD
SINCE rAKIN0 DRECo.

IF you really knew the big change
that has come over me in the past two
weeks 1t would surprise you" said MT;
George D. Ilues, who ives at l2t2
Marshall street, Benwood. near Wheel
"I'vc suffered long time. bought
much medicine and been disappointed
frequently. My bowels were SO badiy
constipated that / had to take physic
every night. often got 50 dizzy had
to stop and sit down and my head would
ache something awful. My food soured
and gave me heartburn and the gas kept
me hloated up all the time.
MY kidneys were in terrible shape,
giving me backache so bad could hard
~ bead over TO tie my shoes. ANY
quick turn would cause pains TO shoot
all over my back.
81 have been taking Drcco and l feel
like new man. Those pains have left
me so that / bend and stoop over with
ease; haven't had dizzy spell nor
headache in a long time My bowels act
regularly every day and my stomach is
in fine condition again as ! never have
the gas nor heartburn. Drcco has sure
ly been good to me and l don't hesitate
To praise it,"
Drcco goes right to the vital spot.
tuning up the organs that are weak and
aids them to operate as Nature intends.
That is why Drcco gives such relief TO
the stomach. liver. kidneys, bladder and
eliminates the poisons from the blood,
which cause rheumatism and catarrh.
All good druggists now sell Drcco
and il is highly recommended III Wheel
| ing by c. ii. Griest & Co.
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FARM SURVEY
OHIO COUNTY AGENT STUDYING
ALFALFA AND CATTLE POSs1-
BnIT1ES
All Farm owners Asked To Respond
Promptly TO Qulstionairroo From
Farm Survey

Tho county agricultural agent Is con,
ductlnp a survey of the farms or IN"
c0nniv i'm order 10 get information with
regard to tho growing If alfalfa in the
roIin,v and also with regard Ia tho num-
bcr Of dairy cattle both grade and purH
bred. The information Win rrsnru /"
crnDs IL desired 81 that tho Farm Bn-
rcan may have information on which |"
base plans for future work. inc lni"E
nation with regard 10 III" dairy. cait'"
Ia TO enable the farm bureau to help IN
the campaign for the eradication OF
hnyinc tuberculosis in the county An
attempt is being mad" tn grt all dair!
cows in the county 'cstcd TINS year;
Tile oucstionnairc is being mailed on:
,oiay and the farmers Of the county
arc asked by the, Agricultural Agent ~
MI out tho blanks and return az soon
as possible MS the information asked for
is needed. II Is hoped that all returns
will bn IN at the Farm Bureau office by
Nav 10. 1t j. only through IN" cooper
alton Of all the farmers Of the county
that such a survey Can be successful.
and the Board Of Directors of the Farm
bureau feel confident that All the farm
crs will gladly co-operat" in FURNISHING
tho informal ion asked for.
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LAST RECITAL
Of MUSIC CLUB
CLOSING PROGRAM OF sEASoN
woMAN'S CLUB.
mrs. Jasper Baum Elected Chairman
of Music Department For
Year.

Yesterday afternoon there was wei
attended program presented I" Ti.
hers of tho WOmnnS |lup anu nv
Sricnds hy tn, Music department OF the
It,h T.,iur,nr the last recital or Nhc
YEAR 4 we'll selected program WIS
Probably tho mos, interesting ,"a,
4urc. &c the audience. was 'h' W.
nIayed by Miss Nan smith ana MI,
oIiyer Edwards which hr"uShi forth
T,,,ob annlnust. II was IN arrange
mont e, the Hungarian Rhap:"d! Nun
b. Ivy List Miss Smith ana MT
Edwards responded with an encore. ~
Freak of Day" from the Peer ana "Sht
suite. 1870, ,,rso1r N
c,cycr Young violinst and one
Who will undoubtedly make an impress
ion later. Although quite young: , n'f
noise and confidence were rcmarh"o'e'
iICr playing was we'll rcccircd'
Mrs. Thomas Foulk sang with sweet
moss and sympathetic interpretation
"rhn Siayc song" by Thresa Del Riego,
aud "l,nddic." lighter number.
Mr., Jasper Baum pleased everybody
IN ~, Cor."--("Thc HornD, when ne
sang with a fine effect. The hunters
horn hcNg plainly heard. ,
Michele !" Jcal played Two HrrF u er
nrhtful numbers FOR violin, one OF
which was an encore. Both bumpers
brought applause. ,,o,,,,,
Miss Mildred Duprec. young pianist:
nlensrd by her playing in the SCARF
Dance" and ITO Ros" Bud. ,u,.
Tho chorus work was eNccptlonalIE
enc Miss Angela DeiEmtller did heau-
thu tiful solo work in the second chorus.
The shepherd Lady and the las,
,, chorus. "Wynken. Blynken and Nod. in
which Mrs. Edna de Brosrero was so'o-
ist. made fine impression.
We J,sner Baum, Mrs. Ed. Stifcl.
Mrs. s. II. Nnycs and Mrs. Anna Hilton
0,io wore nominated az chairmen. TO he
voted on for the coming year mrs
S,ifel withdrew her nam" from IN" llSl'
81, I,enar Raum was elected chair
man, thirty votes being cast in her
'Nrs Julian Hearnr. club president:
made a graceful acknowledgement OK
,,nstc drrartment during the past year.
and congratulated them upon their
success.
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SHARP FALLING OFF
IN RIVER ACTIVITY

The past couple Of days have been
marked by very little activity along the
river 1t Is especially so at the local
wharf since most of the boats have left
for different points both up and down
the river.
The General FcrshinG arrived in from
parkcrshurg yesterday afternoon heav-
consigned TO Pittsburgh merchants. She
left several hours later for the Smoky
City.
The Helen l. arrived late last evening
from Matamoras. She is hauling large
loads between these two points. She
will leave this morning on her return
trip.
The Verne Swain pulled out yester-
DAY morning on her way TO Steubenvile
and several other up-the-river cities
where she will run excursions for the
next couple Of days.
The stage at the local wharf late last
evening registered IL feet, and rising
very slowly.
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k|WAN|S LUNCHEON To
HAVE MANY FEATURES
Address By Albert N.Dennls-'
Special Music and Many
Prizes

Tho regular weekly meeting of the
Klwanis Club. TO be held in the McLuIe
Hotel tomorrow noon. Is 10 De tHpiSaJi
Kiwanis Booster" Luncheon. tcatured
By many muSlcal NUMBERS po'H 'O
and instrumental.
There is to be an augmented orfnest
ira of ten pieces and four pronllnen.
vocalists. all of whom VIII 1eatute
songs md instrumental NUMBERS puo
lishCd by the Progressive fubllsherS,
Inc, the local firm that is making suCn
great Roadway. Prof. Elmer q. lioclzlSs
will sing Your Smile" as 500 hnu
will also lead the singing OF "ther nun,
bcrs by these present. MISS M ntsa.e
Roberts, who is coming TO be cohSio.tttin u
one Of the leading contraitos OF s l,iH
part of the country. will render s"i0
using "Sweethearts Forever; Soms
published by Progressive PupilSne.S'
ms that Is sid to be t ama %SS. today.
Moonlight in Alohaland, is an Hawai- wal
Inn xaltz-song that is becoming yer!
popular, while II Like to Dream Is
novelty fox-trot song that ~ cons'uertbn ~
unusually good. Other numbers TO nT
Glide" a jazz-comedy song; ~ ing
Cupid" march song; Life VIII Bc II
Song" and Happy Heart an 1nu'"''
novelty song. .,ir. will
no nm address by Kiwanian AIberI y
Dennis. president Of Progressive iup-
fishers Inc, who Will take his lSleneIs
on On ina ginary trip through modern
To- tho lmished product. including many any
OF the secrets OF distribution wa. ,n%
neople understand. 1t Is mhuc, So, W"
ihot an out Of town man will also n"
present pres to speak for a few minutes on q
stmiIar subject. The title Of the talk TO
be- delivered by Mr.. Dennis mas poem an
nouncrd MS Boosting Boosters. .ir,
| There will bc ten special prizes. VII
a value Itr running up into the hundreds g" OF
dollars, and a Special Silent Boost. a,
each plate that all Will be mighty Giad
| to have. ~ :, eoid 70 he
o,n 80 hn most elaborate ever arranged
for any Kiwanis Luncheon. any amy, ne !.
and IL Is very likely that there VIII ne
! large attendance OF both members an
visitors. The program Will S'o'' "'
Il2:l5 sharp.
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The trouble with the dead past Is
that even though Il buries It's dead il
digs them up every once in while and
displays. grinning skeletons.
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HOW TO STOP
A HEADACHE
Aspiroual Relieves Pain In TWO MinuteS.
Prevents Return BY Removing Cause.
Absolutely Safe.

Doctors and druggists ore delighted
with the new Aspironal Elixir which re-
li"ves the pain Of headache in two min
utNs and also removes the cause by
gently acting on the liver. overcoming
bliousncss and constipation and thereby
preventing the return Of the headache
the next day. Doctors especially re-
commend 1tSplronal for the reason that
il Is not dangerous 10 the heart AMI
docs not upset the stomach.
The next time you have headache 60
to your nearest drug store hand the
clerk half q dollar for a bottle OF Aspir-
onal and tell him to serve you two tel
spoonsful In a little water. With your
watch in your hand count off two mill
utcs and call for your money back. IN
per manufacturers guarantee, If you
can't feel your headache fading away
within the time limit. Your druggist
invites and expects you to try AsUronal
so don't be bashful Everybody is doing
It. Same guarantee applies to colds,
coughs and ncuralgia,-(Advo
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Money won't make pcopl" respect you
nor love YOU but it can take you away
from them II they don't.
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RETURNS FROM TEXAS

CT. Smith. of No. .16% National Road
EJrington, who has been spending the
winter in Texas oil fields looking after
SOME Of his interests in that section.
has roturncd to his home. Mr.. Smith
ror several wears has been the ice man
in the Out-Thc-Pikc district and will
again take charge and supply his trade
in that section.
While Mr.. Smith has been away. l..
u IacL has hccn taking care Of the ic"
business, hut will turn everything back
10 the owner on the first Of the month
"a was agreed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
JACKSON CONSISTORY
RECEIVES CLASS OF l3

Thirteen candidates were Initiated
into the Thornton ~ jackson CONSIST
ory No. IS, OF the Masons. The class
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went through all degrees from tho
third to the thirty-second. The init.
alton started April IL. and WAS com.
pleted last evening. Thomas Arlington
Is commanding chief Of the local order
The names Of the candidates arc:
D. F. Jackson. D. G.. F'oleman. l.. J.
Twltty. +. V. Stokes, D. l.. Green, of
Grafton. W. Va: s. +. Platter. J. 4.
Jennings. Walker Harris, F.. u. John
son of Berryburg. w. Va. and G.. y.
Stewart. Warrington. W. Va.
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ISLAND STREET PLAN
TOBE CONE OVER
rsday, April %, 1920

Friday evening. committee COM.
posed Of Councilman Morgan Of the
island, City Engineer. and City Solicit
or ]. ]. p. OBricn will meet In the
Council chambers and will thoroughly
discuss the requests OF many Island
residents for raising South Huron. ONO
and Virginia streets before the city
starts paving them.
The committee met yesterday after
noon and went over the situation. Up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
,v,uprD WITH KNIFE,

Chester Miller, popular young man o!
tho East End, and residing at 500 Lind
street. was painfully cut. Yesterday
morning while working in the SChenks
shops at Fulton when a knife slipped.
striking him in the leg. He was removed
to tn. Ohui Valley hospital whore his
cuts were dressed. He was later re-
moved to his homo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
SCOUT DRUM CORPS

4 meeting Of the drum and hugle
corps of tho Wheeling council OF Boy
Scouts was held last evening at which
time several important questions We're
taken up. This was followed by short
~ session.
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siou..., ! spseis1 at &l4./5

THURSDAY we offer YOU an assortment OF BouScs
i of finest quality tricolette at a considerable
ing They are in over-bouse style with sash. They
are beautifully embroidered around the neck, on
sleeves and around hips with wool embroidery in most
attractive designs We have sold many OF these models
previously at $3.50, special for E11 75
Thursday onl y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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until late yesterday but two objections
had been filed with the city clerk.
The meeting Friday night is to hear
the REQUESTS Of those for and against
the raising Of these streets. The com.
mittee then will report to city council
next Tuesday night.