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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
MISS HUGUS HEADS
ANNUAL RED CROSS
ROLL CALL HERE

Miss Elizabeth Ilugus. Of Wheeling
has been appointed director Of the
Fourth Red Cross Roll Call for the
Wheeling Chapter. This announcement
was made by Potomac Division head
quart ers. yesterday. who stated that
more than rs per cent of the Red Cross
chapters in Maryland. Virginia and
Canization for this annual event. which
consists of renewing memberships or
enrolling now members.
Volunteer workers are urgently need
ed TO make the roll call a success in
this country and all those, who desire
to solicit memberships should COM
municatr with Miss Hugus. who will
furnish them with supplies and creden-
tails.
With its peace time program fully
completed, thu great relief organization.
which has moro members than all the
combined welfare agencies in the ma
lion. is carrying out Il health enterprise
in cooperation with other health agen-
cieS, that will eventually be taken up
in every community in III" United
States. Included in the general plans
for promoting the public health arc the
Junior Red Cross. the extension OF
home service to civilian families. health
ccntcrs. public health nurses. HON" care
Of the sick and dietetiC classes and first
aid methods. Thc Red Cross is also
finishing it's obligations. to the soldiers,
sailors and marines in the military hos
pitfalls Of the country; is continuing
homo service in the camps for our
peace time forces and is still conduct
ing n system Of foreign relief.
The Fourth Red Cross Roll Call he.
gins on ArmstiCc Day. November IL,
and ends on Thanksgiving Day. Novem-
bcr IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
WATER COMMISSION
Mayor Calls Body to Meet Monday Even
ing to Consider tho Well
Proposition.

Announcement was made by Mayor
Thomas F. Thonrr yesterday calling a
meeting Of the Pure Water commission
TO be held Monday evening. October 18th
at o'clock TO consider and report upon
the latest proposition Of the Indiana Air
Pump Company FOR Whcclings pure
water supply.
Mayor Thoner in discussing the pure
water question yesterday said: Il don't
really favor any further delay in the
matter Of selecting u means of produc-
ing pure water. Owing 10 the delay OF
several weeks which hav" already pass
ed. 1t would be impossible ~ get the
question hrinr" Me voters before the
first Of the year. | do think that all
companies that haN" entered proposals
should be given a square deal and think
that the Indiana company should be
given another chang" to prove To the
state board Of health that their plans
can meet all requirements. The new
delay Will not be- over week at which
time council VIII also receive letter
from the board stating just what they
think o. the company = plan.
The mayer further discussed tho plans
from different amSic% and stated that
,hr various pians Ni'l be taken UP at
tn, next council rn'3':inG. He feels sure
that tho voters viii r"t Il chance TO vote
on the different SyHlcmS before the first
Of the year 50 that Wheeling residents
will have good water some time next
-
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MRS. PARK At !
woman 5 CLUB
PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL league
OF WOMEN VOTERS WILL SFEAA
TIL SATTERNoON
Gives Below q Statement OF The Pur-
pose Of The League OF women
I voters

There has been a good deal OF dis
cussion about us, as to whether the Ma,
tional League OF Women voters VIII
eventually become n p"litical party ana
nominate its own candidates. Let mt
say pmphaticalIy we have no such In
,ention. We feel that it is mistake to
have a separate woman's political parry
and from the time OF our organization
last February we have urged our mem
hers to enroll in the party OF their
choice. The League of Women voters
Is a common meeting ground for women
of all parties, where they may gam N.
formation and education conducive 10
Intelligent use Of tn" ballor. and where
they NAV plan together how they. shall
work for what women want, said Mrs.
Maude Wood Park. president OF the
much discussed womcns organization.
who speaks today at two Of the largest
and most interesting political gather,
ings ever held In Wheeling for men and
women.
Mrs. Park will address the meeting
Of the NVomcn's Club this AFTERNOON at
2:SO o'clock in their rooms In the A. q.
Z. W. Hall. and every member OF me
club is urged To attend. This meeting
Is being held under the auspices OF the
Civic department and Il more timely pro-
gram for the club session could not
have been arranged. Mrs. Edward S.
Romine. chairman of the citizenship
committee, will preside and will intro
duce the worldwide famous woman
the Nations League Of Women Voters,
bu talso right hand assistant to Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait.
The same DISTINGUISHED speakers will
address mass meeting or both men
and women Al the high school auditor
tions the auditorium will be taxed to
CaDuCity
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BIC PROPERTY DEAL PENDING !:
IN THE BUSINESS D|STR|CT
OPTION TAKEN on THE JEP5oN,
BAIRD AND BATES PROPERTY
ON TWELFTH STREET.
Local Corporation Would Erect Ftvs
Story Fire Proof Garage
on the Site.

4 property deal that involves money
in large figures is pending IN the heart
OF Wheelings business district and
within few days will likely be consul
mated.
Il was learned last evening that neGo-
tiations were In progress and that OPP
tons had already been taken for the Sc
curing of the DR.. Jepson property. the
Baird property and n part of the Bates
property. fronting 20 feet on Twelfth
street and running back a depth of ap-
100 feet.
The men connected with the securing
of the property are all local business
men and are connected with several local
garages. 1t is the intention TO erect
five story concrete and brick building
that will he strictly fire proof.
The site Is directly across from the
Virginia Theatre and II is reported that
the garage would be used for storage
purposes exclusively.
That the promoters expect new street
TO be run through. from either Chapline
or Euff street to connect with the Ma
tional road and the outlying district is
the general opinion and keen interest is
being manifested in the outcome Of the
deal. which is being handled through
local real estate concern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
GIRLS! DON'T NEGLECT
YOUR HAIR

beautiful hair Is every womau'S birth
right and her most potent charm.
II is the duty Of everyone not only TO
preserve the natural beauty Of the hair.
but 10 improve it. You cannot afford 10
neglect it, and just little care will
work wonders.
II YOUR hair Is scanty. wiSpy. brittle.
dry losing it's natural color and lustcr.
and powdered with dandruff. II needs
Immediate attention. Don't wait. but
begin now-tonight-to help 1t regain
IT'S life and beauty.
Any good druggist can supply you
with Partisan sage Liquid form), which
is guaranteed TO keep away all dandruff,
check falling hair, promote a new
growth and beautify 1t. or money re-
funded.
and will not change the natural color OF
the hair.
II YOU want n fresh. clean scalp. and \
wealth OF lustrous. overlooking hair
that's easy to arrange attractiNely' 10y
this Simpe home treatment.
c. II. Griest & Co. Will supply you and
guarantee money refunded II not salts
fed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
TRY THIS TO DANISH
ALL RHEUMATIC PAINS

People who have BEEN rheumatic sufS
ferers for years-yes. even 30 crtppieo
that they were unable TO help thems
selves-have been brought back to ro>
bust health through the mighty poWen
OF Rheuma .
Rheuma acts with speed; IL often
brings in only a few days the relief you,
have longed for. 1t helps antagonist,
and drive from the system the poison1 (,
that cause agony and pain in the 3oint4 |,
and muscles, then all soreness 1noul4
immed ately disappear.
1t is a harmless. inexpensive remedy !.
but gratifying and quick-acting. ana -
the one discovery That has forced fhoo
matism and sciatica to yield and disaO!
pear.
It's only necessary TO try one 7g-eoM2
bottle. and If you do not immediately
your money win be gladly returned.
c: H. Griest and Co. always has 4 sup-t
My OF Rheuma ana guarantees it to you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
ORAT0R|O SOCIETY
Executive Committee Holds Splendid
Session.

"A most enthusiastic meeting. thus
did a prominent business man and lover
Of music. express his sentiments OF the
meeting held on last Monday evening.
when the executive committee OF the
Oratorio Society met with Mrs Anna
Hilton Otto. chairman of the Music De-
partment OF the Womans Club, under
which head the Oratorio Society is car
ricd on.
Various plans were discussed and
views exchanged toward formulating
plans to make the Oratorio Society
tower of strength in Musical circles
II was decided to carry on the Work
this year under the direction and the
auspices Of the Music Department OF the
Woman's Club, thus setting at rest all
rurnors toward forming separate or
ganiZation.
The male singers OF the city and vici-
nIty will again be invited TO join and
Mcssrs. Baum, Dobson. Hoelzle and Neer
will have charge of this Important fea-
ture Of the society. 1t Is planned to
build a splendid male chorus. thus as
surfing the success Of all musical endea-
yors undertaken.
The outlook Is very encouraging and
noints TO a very successful season. AS
before, Mrs. Flora williams. will direct
the music in the oratorios.
The members OF the executive commit
tee are Mrs. Jasper Baum. Mrs Edward
Stifel, Mrs. Frank Carlin. Mrs. $. VI.
Moves: Nessrs. Jasper Baum. Harry
Dobson. Elmer @. Hoelzle and Carl E.
Neer.
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MSW ((@1[E
AA 80 IN
INITIAL DANCE
Of GRAF TSNEN
INVITATIONS OUT SOON FoR HAL.-
LowE'EN FUNCTION OF AEoR-
GANrzED MEMS CLUB
Wheeling Lodge No. az 3. P. o. Efs
ISSUED Invitations Yesterday For
FIRST Dance

An event that has been anticipated
with great pleasure ny the members oil
the younger social SCI sine" TN" hrSl
cold winds touched the leaves and turn
cd them from green :" scarlet. - the
initial dance OF the r""rCanized crafts
men. which j. announced for Monday
evening, October -. 70 be held IN the
auditorium of tho f.lk> club. Tho dance
will be in the uatur" Of Il Halloween
function and elaborate decorations VIII
b. arranged throughout 'he Sp"cions
auditorium in keeping with this trlEoI-
Gus holiday MauGn'~ orchestra has
been engaged 10 furnish tn" music and
A buffet luncheon Viii he served under
tho direction OF Win Le"ch. Of thr
Flks club. Puuch will be served dur
ing tho intermiSSjonS aud there VIII or
a nrogram Of novelty dances which Will
add to the gay spirit of the dance.
No doubt the series of dances planned
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VESPER SERVICES
Miss Elizabeth Rungee will Speak at
Y. W. c. A.-Tea Served at
Conclusion

Miss Elizabeth Rungce. superintend-
Ont Of the Florence Crittcnden Home,
will be the speaker ut the Eespcr serv-'
sees 1T the Young Woman's CHRISTIAN
Association Sunday afternoon At 1870.
All Young girls Of the association and
csrec!allv those who are away from
their home and strangers in the city.
are invited to attend AT the close ct
the address. tea will he served. and u
get acquainted hour will be enjoyed.
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new DIRECTORS OF
CHAMBER TO meet

The organization meeting OF the new
members of the board Of directors OF
the Chamber Of Commerce will be held
today at noon in the Fort Henry ciup
and a mass Of routine business Is to
be transacted as well as much ne"
business.
The new directors were announced
Tuesday night at the time OF the mem
bership dinner. held in the Mcclure
hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
SENATOR HARDING
STRONG IN ROANE

"Roanc county. the first county in the
United States to declare for Roosevelt
in 1912. will give Senator Harding big
majority at the coming election, You
can always depend on Roanc being for
America first
Phil Adams Of spencer who Is stop
ping at the Mcclure. made this state
mrnt last evening in Speaking OF the
coming election.
The women of Roane county" he
said. "arc working like trojans In
fact they are ahead Of the men in per
fccting their organization. The Re-
publluanS uC my county arc for the
most part for tha straight ticket There
will be little scratching. Montgomery
will not be given much support in
Roanc."
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Enrnrsm.nt Announced.

Mrs. Edward Funds of the Cathc-
rine apartments entertained last night
with a most delightful social event to
announce the engagement of her sis
ter, Miss Esther Funds. to Mr..
Charles Gretzinger of Martins Ferry.
The, guests enjoyed the usual diver
late hour. when they were invited to
the dining room where tempting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
Opportunity Circle.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Opportunity Circle or the Vance Me-
mortal church Will be hold this after
noon in the Bible class room Of the
church. Mrs. J. NJ. l-uttcr will preside.
and following q short business session
an interesting program will be given
with Alaska" the topic. Tea Will DO
served at the conclusion Of the pro
gram with the following women act
Ing as hostesses: Mrs. II. ]. Humphrey.
Mrs W. =. knoblaugh and Miss Anne
HuSeman.
Program:
sour Work in Alaska. ............
..MrS Charles Flanagan
missionary Education" ........;;.. :,
.. Mrs. Bertha Caldwcll
Vocal solo. Mrs. Elsa Gundling-D uga
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The following clipping from the Pitts
burgh Chronicle Telegraph. Of Thurs
day. October IL. will be- of particular
interest 10 local folk. owing TO the
prominence of the bride:
"Tomorr"w night the marriage OF
Miss Ella Jeanette Booher. daughter OF
NoundSy;lIc, w. Va. and Curtis FL
more Iarkcr. sou Of Mr.. and Mrs;
charles i. Parker. of South Nrgley and
Elmer streets will be Snlcmnizcd at tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15

| Sistcrsville: .. +. Cornicc, Huntington;
IF. A. Harter Huntington.
! windBor-E. II. NoCkes. Inorganic own;
| +. VI. Wartenburg, huntington; r; II.
ManninE H J. G Froffi,i, Blueficld.
! stanln-Ci. Martin. Clarksburg: j.. G,
Jones, Weston; q. w. Justice. Sisters
VILE; John Richardson, SistersHillc.
c. II. Shaffer. Of kittaning. Pa. has
| returned homo after spending few days
here looking after business.
rived here and will spend lew Gays
| looking after business.
+. Is. Crosby, Of New York City. is
spending a few days in town on busl-
| ness.
y. NJ. Burgess. OF Pittsburgh. Is spend
| ing several days in town on business.
o. w. Robinson. Of Buffalo. is spend
| ing several days here visiting friends
| and relatives. .
| friends in this city.
arc spending the week end with relatives
MIR. and Mrs. T. d. wallick. OF Toledo,
are visiting friends here over the week
/ end.
g ". Lovenstan and wife. Of Elkins,
arrived in the city last night on sew
cral days visit.
JACQUES Gregg. of ClarksburG. is
spending rev Gays III the C'tS VISITING
with friends.
Miss Katherine James has returned to
her home in Pittsburgh, after visiting
with friends in this city.
r. r. Mills, Of Cleveland. Is spending
\ few days in the city looking after Dus-
mess matters. .,
; Miss Neoma Williamson has returned
to her home on North York street, Is
land, after spending the past month VS.
, iting her brother in Kansas.
Raw L. Smith has returned TO Clncln-
natl. o.. after being here for the past
! couple days looking after business.
Herman Strinmann. local boy who
has been associated with the way
Down East theatrical production Tor
! the past - years. is visiting mis- Sis
! ter, Mrs. Hannah Myers. OF the Eighth
! Ward , ,,,,io
, is expected in the CITY, sunday ms
friends here arc wondering when he Is
going 10 buy Il one way ticket for two.
i Good luck Clyde.
of the Baltimore x phio Railroad %
! is leaving this morning for Ifttsburgh
, on q business trip.
4. c. Barclay. deputy nat!cC$ ncld
scout commissioner of New ~1rn Guy
was in the city yesterday, visiting the
local office cnroute to Falrmont wherS
he is aiding in thr organization OF 4
! council Of Boy Scouts.
Percy Baker of WarwoOd avenue
Warwood, is in Tuckertnn. \; j..
John G. Davis Of the Hoge. Davis drug
company returned last night from
short visit to Pittsburgh.
. Harry Werner of the Island, leti
Yesterday for Cameron. where he VIII
, spend a few days hunting. J.,
Fl. D. Wells of Burton. w. Va. IS
spending a few days in the city looking
after business matters Of general im-
portancc.
! Miss Jessie Bell Of Elkins Is spend
ing a few days in the city the guest OF
friends.
Mrs. Paul f. Bcisw"nEcr. Of Pitts
burEh. is visiting her mother, Mrs. +. G.
NaSs, on Sixteenth street.
w. s (PiStol END Johnson, Republt-
can candidate for state treasurer left
for his home in Charleston yesterday.
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Aeadino Circle.

Next Monday evening at AS o'clock
Temple will meet in the vestry room.
This Is the last opportunity for joining
tho circle. no new admissions Will b.
taken in after this week, so those dcstr-
ing to join are urged to apply for mem
berShip at once.
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RAra Jew ell.
Aiatarhood Luncheon.

Tho Sistcrhood OF the Eoff street
Temple will serv" another of their de-
lictous and largely patronized lunchconH
in the vestry room next Wednesday IT
noon All who have attended former
luncheons served By this organization
will welcome this opportunity to again
secure a delectable luncheon at mimi
mum cost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
OHIO COUNTY BAR
TO ATTEND FUNERAL

Bar Association WILL meet this Alters.
noon (Friday) at 2:3o p. m. in the offs,
fee of the circuit court to pay their,
respects TO the late Guy R. c. Alle0,.
and to attend his funeral in q body. y,
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ALLEN z. N. O. A. DIREcTo1

Guy R. c. Allen whose funeral sSry.
Ice will be held this afternoon. was
one Of tho citizens who assisted Ia or
sanizing the Young Mems Christian
Association in December, 1884. He has
been a director OF the association con-
tinuously from that time ana was u
The time Of his death vice president.
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Bihla Class Dinner.

4 splendid menu has been arranged
for the, big dinner that will De served
at the \. @. L. w. hall on Chapline
street Saturday afternoon by the mem
bers of the Bellt Bible class OF the
Methodist church in WGrwood.
Dinner will be served from II n. m.
until . o'clock in the afternoon and u
large attendance is expected from the
business store clerks and members OF
the church.
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KGty&lia6d


The Ohio county board OF commits
sioners yesterday discussed the erect
ing of movable voting houses TO be used
in Ohio county. Although no action
was taken in the matter. County En-
gincrr W. {. McCluSkcy, Jr, was in
structcd TO draw up plans and figure
the cost OF building these voting places.
large party of local Republicans
are planning to journey TO Steubcnville,
saturday night to attend the big Re-
publican rally which will be held by
the G.. O. 7. followers of Columbiana
county. The affair will be the biggest
OF the campaign in eastern Ohio. Many
prominent Republicans Of the tri-state
district will make short addresses.
Louis Wilson. OF West Wheeling,
who contracted a severe illness during
his service in the army. is now confined
10 the United States Public Health
service hospital at Grccnvillc y. c..
and writes hOm: thai he Is now 'improv
ing and feeling much better.
John Siko. again appeared In court
this morning. this time before Judge
John :. Ritz in police court AZ 4 wit,
ness against Alex Soboska. who was
arrested Wednesday evening by Officer
Beck. Suboska didn't show up SO the
judge fined him s. and costs
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You look

Strangrr-"lIrllo. Jones! You look
like Somonr else"
Tho Otchr Mani am. This isn't
Jones'"
'Many's de speech | has listened to-"
said Uncle Ehcn. dat left me wondcrin
whether | was grttin' Information or
ent erta inment, W Washington Star.
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home Of the BRIDES sister. Mrs. y. T.
Hamilton. on Kentucky avenue. Only
the immediate families will be in at
tendance.
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luncheon was served. Tho table was
centered with Il Kew"ie doll. surround
ed with roses and at each place was
an engagement ring place card. bear
Ing the names Of the betrothcd couple.
Miss Funds Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Funds of No. -
Thlrty-frst street and has wide CIR
Gle Of friends with whom she Is an
especial fsyor,e Mr.: GretsinEeT Is ;n a
Ohio city and Is receiving the congratu-
lat!ons OF his friends. While no date dat
was announced for the wedding. II VIII
be an interesting nuptial event OF late
October.
Guests at last nights affair were:
Misses
Edna Wagner Eihma Fundis
Hilda knoke Jane watson
Rhca Campbell charlotte i'rauy
Grace Wagner Anna Funds
Dorotha Dixon Hilda Funds
Minnie Mcdonald Esther tunolS
Edna Knukc May RAIDER
McSdameS-
John J. Funds Fred RAIDER
W II. Rogers I'D FuhdiS
Earl Ncncman
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Bake Sale

Final details FOR the bake sal" 10
be held in the Il. {. Dancer store on
Saturday under the auspices OF me
poiivnnna circle of Kings Daughters
of the Second Presbyterian church, are
being completed. The young ladies'
hnye a splendid assortmcni~of all kinds
of pastry and home made candy ana IL
Is an assured fact that the aeIicacies
will tjnd a ready sale with Saturday
shoppers. Mrs. W. W. Irwin will be
IN general charge Of the sale.
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by the Craftsmen will hold a prominent
place in the social calendar Tor the
winter and large number OF the younS
people are eagerly awaiting the ARRIVAL
Al the reorganization meeting held
recently the following. officers ana
members were appointed TO the Crafts-
men:
President--Chas. A. Ebhart.
Vice President-Russell {. Heaslett-
Srcretary-Jess r.. Crawford.
Treasurer-victor H. Ge6haTt'
Eo oa1r1naeeWcS " y. DaG6ert. clar-
ence NJ. Holland Herbert NJ Jones
Earl NJ Morehead, Ronald \. Topp' Al
bin T.. Schuoart.
Copies of the following invitations
will he mailed in few days:
Monday. October IS. 1920
F;lks Club. Wheeling
Margo'S Novelty Orchestra
Communications. Crawford Iau-
bert. t;bhart. Gebhart. li"aslett. Hni-
land. Jones. Moreheid. Topp sehuoart'
s.P. o. Elhs' Dance.
The following invitation has beer T.
sued 10 members ot loca! lodgr or r'HS,
and is the first of Il series at cup nlEnl
dances TO be hold during n" winter
Wheeling Lodge No. ~
Il. 2. -. Elks
announce the opening dance OF season
club Night Dance
Monday evening, October Is, l9-p
Elks' Club Auditorium.
Jones Novelty orchestra
Dancing eght-thirty until one.
admission by paid membership cara
Rare Jewel.
Mrs. Maud Wood ParHP. chairman OF
N, National League Of Women Voters
who will deliver two addresses in tn,
CITY today is the pUSSCSSor of most
unusual ornament which attracts nuch
attention and causes comment where
cvor she goes This is 4 pendant OF
hand-carvcd white jade. which was pre-
scented 10 her by the College Equal sui
TRACE League of san Francisco. White
iadc is very rare and valuable and Mrs.
Park is justified in her pride In tn;
handsome ornament