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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-02-17

FOR SALE-Fancy hand picked Va
lencia peanuts. 81 per bushel. Also
foated chufa seed, 50 per bushel. APP
ply Biting & Co, Ocala. 17-6t*
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LOST-Strayed or stolen. valuable
black goat; dehorned and ringed. Re-
turn to H. C. Jones and receive re-
ward. 16-1t*
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Give her box of beautiful station
cry on Valentine Day. It vii be a
most acceptable gift. 4 wonderful as
sortment at TEE SPECIALITY SHOP,
A. E. Gerig. lost
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Ocala Odd Fellows should take no
tice that the grand master, Mr.. Ar
thur B. Brown of Fort Pierce, will
meet with Tulula Lodge tonight and
make an address.
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FOR SALE-Our seeds are carefully
selected and tested for Florida Send
for our special price list for farmers
and gardeners. Manu- Hodge Seed Co.,
Palatka, Fla. 1-27-1m
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WANTED-One fattop desk ard let
ter filing cabinet. Apply at the Ocala
Motors Co. c. E. Simmons, Box
365. 14-3t
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WANTED-SiX genuine raZorbacH
sows and one male. ". c. Blood, PcN
pa, Ocala, Fla. 13-Gt*
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The wounded men at the hospital
are doing very well today.
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LATEST LOCALS

Temperature this morning, %; ct
noon, 55.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-02-17

The father and son banquet that
was to have been given Friday night
by the Rotarians has been postponed.
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Undergraduate nurse would like the
care of invalid or children. Address
or phone Miss Carleton, Kendrick. 6t~
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FOR SALE-Buick six roadster. Ia
perfect condition. a bargain for cash.
Apply to 0. B. Koonce. 1885,
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Cherry Bark Cough Syrup Is one of
the best. New lot just in at Gerig's
Drug Store. 1-30-tf
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WANTED-Share croprer. Can fur
nish all farming implements. Good
lard. L. T. Hendrix. Morriston. Flor
IDA. 12-6t%
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See the SPECIAL grocery prices being
offered by WELLINGTON all this
week. Phone 377. 16-4t
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STRAYED-From pasture five miles
northwest of Ocala. Feb. End, year-oId
Jersey bull; very dark; no mark or
brand. Libertl reward for return. j.
NJ. Fennell. Route B, Box 80. Ocala,
Fla. 2-7-3t*
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FOR SALE-Uakla1.d sin. 1922 model.
Has been run $500 miles. Practically
Now. Apply Box 374, Ocala lift
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WANTED-An experienced salesiaGy
at once. Apply at B. Goldman's. 13-33t
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LOST-Gold watch. hunting case,
Waltham movement. No. 7169928.
Finder bring to Star office and receive
a reward. 12-6t
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Postmaster Rogers is improving
after several days illness.
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HADSOCK'S WOOD YARD-Phone
your orders to Smoak's shop. Phone
1l6. Pm
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ALI customers of Federal Bread arc
satisfied customers. Ask them. If
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WHITTTNGTON, the grocer, can
save YOU money on your supplies.
Read the advertisement in today's
paper. Phone 377. 16-4t
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FOR SALE-Rent or exchange, five
room house; firts class condition. Lot
so X los, North Ocala. Cash or time
Address Box 424. Ocala, or Star of
flee. Aft
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ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED, LOST, FOUND, FOR
SALE, FOR RENT AND SIM
LIAR LOCAL NEEDS

RATES-Sx line maximum, one
time, Csc. three times, Soc; six times
75c.; one month So. Payable in ad-
varce.
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For Rheumatism, take Mystery
Red Drops. l9-lm
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Or. CLIFFORD B. AVER

Has gone north ID take a post
graduate course. Ee Will not be in
HI Office before Mach 7th. 5-m*
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FOR SALE-Buick touring car; II
model; good condition. A bargain for
$3.50. Box 17S. city. 4-6t*
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LOST-Between Oak and Summer
field, one 80 31a casing and tube on
rim. Finder please return to NJ. o.
Linton, care Arlo Box Co., Oak, Fla,
and receive reward. 16-6t
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MRS. SARA JANE MANLY
Vocal culture at the Woman's Club.
Studio hours 10 to II a. m. 16-12t*
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FOR SALE-Or exchange, Maxwell
light delivery truck for a light run
about; metal panel body; first class
condition. Can be seen at the home of
Fred Kunze, PIG n Main st. Ask for
Mr.. Gray. 1-16-*
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$2760 is the price of the 18-room
house today. Ditto. It
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Housekeepers will profit by reading
W'HTTTINGTON'S ad. today. 16-4t
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ial road and bridge district for pay
mont.
Communication of J. Rexwinkle
concerning taxes on lot in Gambler
was referred to Commissioner Davis
fo' investigation.
The board ordered that warrant be
drawn on the outstanding indebted
ness fund in favor of Munroe & Cham
bliss National Bank in amount of $24O
to retire coupons No. 8 on general
fund validated warrants No. IS, $50
No. - s3n. No. IA $50, No. II $50,
and courcns No. 8 on road and bridge
fund validated warrants No. IS 80,
No. So $50, No. 50 $50, No. 81 $50.
The board desiring to purchase a
tractor ordered that advertisement be
made for bids to be submitted on same
at meeting March 2, 1920.
County depository, county judge,
sheriff, tax collector, justices of the
reaco ard inspectors of marks and
brands filed reports.
The following warrants were order
ed drawn to cover bills duly examined,
passed and ordered paid, towit: Cen
eral fund. $1481.34; fine and forfeiture
frnd. S249.3 road fund S49O4.26;
state aid road fund, s7685; outstand-
}r@ Indebtedness fund S240.
There being no further business the
board thereupon adjourned.
o. Fl. Rogers. Chairman.
Attest: P. H. Nugent, Clerk, by T.
D. Lancaster Jr., Deputy.
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Postmaster Cooper
Goes to Hospital

Postmaster Clark Cooper was taken
to the Graves hospital Tuesday night
suffering from impaction of the bow
els. and his condition Is regarded as
of a somewhat serious character. Just
how. serious It is his friends are un-
able to ascertain at this time. Whether
surgical operation Will be necessary
for his relief depends on the develop
ments of the case. If relief can be OBJ
tained without recourse TO the knife,
an operation will not be attempted
Mr.. Cooper has been a victim of
trouble of this nature at intervals for
several years, but in no instance has
the attack been quite so distressing
and acute as the present one.
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Rockvale News

Elijah Kopeyteck was in Florence
Wednesday
C. C. Crosby, captain of the Rock
vale baseball club was in Florence
Wednesday.
William Smith was in Florence on
business Wednesday,
John L. Grady was in Florence last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Smith and
daughter. Audrey, were in Florence
last Friday.
Miss Belle Smith was business
visitor in Florence Friday.
Mrs. f. Goodhead visited Florence
Friday.
Mike Perrino was in Florence on
business Friday.
Mrs. Lorenz Batlnick was visitor
in Florence Friday. the guest of her
daughter. Euls
The attendance was 80 at Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday school last
Sunday, May 16.
Quite number OF Florence visitors
attend The Sunday school at the Meth
odist Epis copal church last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Doran and lit
tie daughter. Frances, were Pyrolite
visitors last Monday, the guests Of
Mrs. Sarah Doran.
Mrs. w. X. Jones was in Florence
Monday
G. A. Heap was in Florence Monday.
Mrs. Theodore Champion was a
Florence visitor Monday.
Mrs. John Sasso was a visitor in
Florence Monday.
Mrs. A. r. Goodhead shopped in
Florence last Monday.
Vincent Magllazio was a business
visitor in Florence Monday.
There are few cases Of smallpox
in town, but DIR. Williamson has the
situation well in hand and has the
quarantine restrictions In force.
Joe Crosse of Florence was in town
on business Tuesday.
Monday was the last day for the 10.
cal schools. On Tuesday the picnic
was held at the grove. Quite n mum
Der was there to enjoy the AFFAIR.
Mrs. David s. ColIeck OF Coal creel.
died Monday The deceased was the
mother OF David Scolleck OF this place.
Mrs. Adamson. former resident OF
this place, died at Canon City last
Tuesday.
Quite number attended the car
niyal at Canon City last week.
Thomas E.. Easton returned from
Denver Sunday.
DR.. w. A. Bricrlcy. the dentist who
was treating tho school childssn In
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Bridge Gives Way
After Train Passes

Just f5 minutes after Rio Grande
freight train passed over the 300-foot
steel spane bridge at . o'clock alst
Friday morning. between Hotohkiss
and Paonis, says the Montrose Press.
the center pier crumbled and the
bridge went down into the raging
black waters of the north fork OF the
Gunnison. according to Dudley Rodd.
brakeman. who was on the train.
He said the trainmen were loathe to
make the run across the weakened
bridge. but decided they would risk It..
and over 1t they came The bridge
was very weak He said the water,
black as ink from the soil of the noun.
tain side. was pounding the pier at
about 40 miles an hour. and they knew
IL could not last long. as timbers were
beating. the pier constantly with great
shocks. IL was lucky. indeed, that
he train did not go into the river.
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3 YEAR-OLD GIRL
F ALLS 16 FEET
TO BRICK WALK
BREAKING A LEG
Mary Louise Webb, Daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Webb, Falls
from Sleeping Porch Win
dow.

Mary Louise Webb, not quite
years old, little daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. E. C. Webb, fell from the window
of sleping room at the family home.
AIT Greenwood avenue. about O'Clock
Tuesday night, breaking the femur
bone of the left leg, near the hip, and
sustaining other injuries of more or
less serious character.
Mrs. Webb had put the child to bed.
carefully tucked her in for the night,
and had retired from the room with
the expectation that she would soon
be asleep. A few minutes after she
had gone down stairs the accident
took place. Some of the neighbors
heard the impact on the brick walk
when the fall occurred, and with the
members of the Webb household, has
tened to the scene of the mishap to
render such assistance as they could
in the matter. The distance from the
bedroom window to the sidewalk is
something like 16 feet, and that the
fall did not kill the unfortunate little
girl is almost miraculous. In nine
cases out of 10 it would probably do
SO. 1t was due to the fact that she
did not strike her head that she es-
capped such a fate. To have fallen on
the head would have inevitably frac-
tured the skull and produced concus-
sion of the brain.
After being placed in bed the little
girl seems to have decide dto get up
and look out the window to the side.
walk below. where she had left some
Of her playthings before being called
into the house at dark. To do this
she climbed up on a window seat in
the bedroom, unlocked the screen and
raised herself to the window sill In
order to get better view of the place
where she had been playing earlier
in the evening. In some way, more
easily imagined than described. she
lost her balance and fell to the paving
below.
She suffered much pain during the
night from her broken limb and
bruised body. but was resting easily
when inquiry was made as to her con
dition at 10 o'clock this morning.
An x-ray of the fractured femur
was made today, but as the plates had
not been developed up to noon, It Is
impossible to state just what compli
cations they will reveal. The indi
cations of her genera! condition are
favorable.
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Coaldale

George Williams. his daughter and
son of Saguache. are visiting relatives
here.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs Rob
ert Lemons is again on the sick list
DIR. Langdon is caring for her.
Markham Lemons has sold his ranch
to Edmond Browne OF Saguache. Con.
sideration, $500.
Robert Atkinson Of villa Grove is
over for a few days visit with old sc-
quaintances.
Ben Boyer motored up from Canon
City Sunday.
Mrs. J. C. Gilray was transscting
business in Salida Thursday.
The following Coaldaie people took
in the chicken dinner and dance at
Howard Friday: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Rathborn. Miss Ruth Cooper: Messrs.
Ray Glen Smith. Norman Lemons.
Bart Barch, Mr.. and Mrs. Dench and
daughters, MissesSAnna and Stella.
All report the most enjoyable time.
Mrs. Clarence Hayden closed her
nine months term OF school Friday.
They went for picnic to Barnes City.
Mr.. and Mra Thomas Dench and
daughter motored to Salida Friday
afternoon.
G. v. Hodgin and James Belknap Of
the Board OF County Commissioners
OF Fremont county. visited Coaldale
Wednesday.
: Kent Eldred OF Canon City motored
to Coal dale Sunday
Everett and Henry Weber OF Salida
spent few hours here Sunday.
Mrs. Isaiah Render came up from
Canon City Sunday
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Ten Thousand
Mexicans to Work
in Beet Fields

Mexican labo-e-s for Colorado beet
fields continue to arrive. The latest
contingent included 1900 direct from
the Interior of Mexico making total
of 10000 arriving in the state in the
last three weeks.
Under the law these workers must
return to Mexico after the beet crop
is harvested. Most OF the laborers
are accompanied by their wives and
children.
Announcement was made that the
final contracted beet acreage in all
districts of the Great Western Sugar
Company factories totalled 2Si.1
acres. as against 265.952 acres in 1919.
OF this acreage 81 per cent was seed
ed May Is as against SO per cent last,
year and Sc per cent the preceding
year The total acreage planted up
TO May Is aggregated 173.S29 acres.
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LIPPINcoTTs ARRIVE
FRO MDENvER

Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Lippincott OF
Denver are spending few days here.
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The Canon City Record, Thursday, May ~. 1oso

the c. F. & l. Company camps, is now
located in room $50. Majestic building.
Sixteenth street and Broadway, Den
yer.
James Scolleck and son of Coal
Creek were in town on Wednesday.
Rev A r. Dennis had the misfor-
tune to strip the gears of his car last
Tuesday afternoon.
Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Bodycomb was in the
county metropolis Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Powell was Florence
visitor wednesday.
Miss Gladys Arthur visited Florence
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ithel Williams and two
sons of Chandler visited with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Newell last
Tuesday evening.
The stacks at the mine have been
taken down. Also the brick around
the boilers is being removed.
Mrs. A. E. Goodhead and daughter
Murn, visited her mother, Mrs. James
Murn at Williamsburg last Wednes-
day.
Ernest Penny, aged 5, who had his
leg broken some weeks ago by jump
ing from a coal house. is able to be
around again.
Manager Nodgreen of Colorado Sup
ply Company. is busy fixing up the
sehlving, and says he is a real car
penter.
Mrs. William Adams and children
Mrs. Antoine Bole was Florence
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Grantwas In Florence
Wednesday.
The railroad crossing near Kiles
barn has been repaired and ready for
use.
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in the automobile wreck on the night
of April 80.
DR. Atkinson told OF an unusual case
in the nature Of a tumor of the brain:
DIR. Davis reviewed a typhoid case
that was very much out OF the ordi-
nary, and DR.. Rupert interested the
members with a history OF the case of
Mrs. Camerlo.
Those present were: Drs. Oren-
dorff, Little, Holmes, Graves and
Webb OF Canon City: DIR. Davis OF
Portland, Drs. Rupert. Atkinson,
Weinfeldt and Hutton of Florence.
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Raynor Holmes. Earl Holcomb, vii
liam Bland and Leroy Hopkins

Mrs. d. N. Cooper was hostess at
Il delightful card party Monday after
noon at her home on River street.
The rooms were filled with the per-
fume of lilacs. which were used in an
attractive manner, and were most dec
orative. There were 10 tables en-
gagged in playing five hundred, Mrs.
George Rockafellow being the success
full player for the afternoon. She
was rewarded with lovely Rookwood
vase. and Mrs. Harry Bowen, who
won second prize. received a crystal
bud holder Mrs. John Bacon was
consoled with an incense burner. De-
licious refreshments were served later
III the afternoon, the lilac color being
carried out in cakes. ices and con-
fections. Mrs. Cooper's guests were
Mesdames Harry Bowen, George
Bethel. Mona Carter, Clyde Farmer,
T. NJ. Harding, Spared Gale, Herman
Loehr, William Mci<instry. C. Herman
Graves, Webb, George Rockafellow.
w. c. Thomas, Roberts of Denver,
Thomas lyman, H. C. Webster, Ray
mond Riede, Julius Cramer, Arthur
Wilson, Leslie Stevenson, Charles
Keys, F. L. Smith, William Smart,
George Bacon, Fred Whipple, John
Bacon, Witcher. Ben Rea, P. II. Trout
man and Winnie Hoover.
Miss Cora Woodford gave her trous-
seau tea Friday afternoon at her home
Do RI rha
made beautiful by an abundant use of
spring flowers, and the guests. upon
arrival. had the pleasure of musical
hour, the program being given by
Miss May Moyle, violinist, and Mrs.
Fred Reiter, Mrs. Flippen and Mrs.
Elton Woodford, who gave vocal num-
bers. The guests were then invited
to inspect the many lovely things in
the trousseau, and gifts which had
been received at Showers" The
tables at which two-course luncheon
was served. were artisticaHy decorat-
ed in pink and white. he place cards
and appointments being carried out in
the same co'ors. The guests included
Mesdames Cleland. Rice. Reiter. Ell
ton Woodford. Hammond, Flippen,
Garwood; the Misses Snow. Hamilton,
Wright, Moyle. Ross. Anna Garwood,
Coffey, Bailey and Gillen.
Mrs. Fred Reiter entertained at a
pretty bridge party Saturday after
noon in honor OF Mrs. Bricker and her
hister, Miss Claire Evans OF St Louis
Tulips were used with artistic effect
in decoration. and the rooms were
most attractive. There were four
tables at bridge. Mrs. Fem carrying
of the hon0rs for the afternoon, and
Mrs. Gibble the consolation prize. The
two honor guests received guest prizes.
A dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess. and the afternoon was most
delightfully."- closed by an isnpromptu
musicale given by Mrs. T. NJ. How
ellis of Florence, and Miss Evsns, who
rendered vocal Selections. The guests
were Mesdames Frank. MoFarlane.
Phil Chappeli. Ernest Stump. Clyde
Farmer, Fay Moore, William McKin-
stry, T. NJ. Harding, SparreH Gale.
B. Harrison Sydnam. Harry. Bowen.
Bricker.. Fem, Lon Gdibble. T. M.
Howells of Florence; Misses Claire
Evans, Jane Holmes and Elise Hadiey
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County Medics Hold
Meet in Florence

FLORENCE. May 26.-The mem-
bers of the Fremont County Medical
Society met In Florence last evening
and matters OF unusual interest to the
profession camc up for discussion.
Dr. Hutton was requested to give q
history OF the John NJ. Richardson
case, the young man who was Injured
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SOCIETY

Mrs. Frank P. Smith was hostess at
two delightful card parties last week
given in honor of her sister. Mrs. W
E. Galley, who will leave soon for her
new home at Grand Junction. The
rooms were most artistically decorat-
ed by tulips of unusual and ,beauti.
full varieties. Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Phil Cappel had high score in playing
five hundred. and was presented with
a beautiful etched candy jar, and Mrs
Cooper was awarded second honors.
receiving a bridge set. The fortunate
players Saturday were Mrs. A. j. Tur-
ner. who was the recipient of candy
jar, and Mrs. Sidebottom, who was
rewarded with a silver salt and pep
per set for having second highest
score. Mrs. George Bacon and Mrs.
Myra Sheriff. were the winners of
the consolation prizes. There were
eight tables at each affair, and both
were delightful afternoon for the
guests who enjoyed Mrs. Smiths hos
pitality. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess. assisted by Dor
othy and Elizabeth Thomas and Velma
Smith.
Gate City Circle No. 120 held very
interesting and enjoyable session last
Wednesday night. delegation from
Circle No. SO at Florence were pre-
sent to enjoy the evening At this
meeting on member was initiated. One
application was balloted on and two
members were accepted by transfer.
The visitors were loud in their praise
of the initiatory work, especial credit
being due the team in the floor work.
The lodge installed an outer sentinel
to fill a vacancy. After the regular
business was transacted social hour
was enjoyed, which consisted of the
following program: Piano solo, Mrs.
Tribble; reading. Irene Rouse; vocal
solo. Mrs. Golden; reading, Loretta
Esser; vocal solo, Mrs. Charles Sell
After the program delightful lunch
con was served of hot roast beef,
mashed potatoes. salad, pickles, ice
cream, cake, coffee and rolls.
Meriel and Louise Clark entertained
at dancing party at their home, 1101
Greenwood avenue. Saturday night
There were 18 girls and boys present
Games and dancing furnished most
enjoyable evenina for the young peo
pie, and late in the evening delightful
Refreshments we're soryed- The house
was prettily decorated with lilacs and
snowballs. The guests were Mary
Cosby. Dorothy Farmer. Elizabeth and
Dorothy Thomas. Margaret Harding
Margaret Robson. Lasetta I>oehr;
Maurice Konkel. Wildwood BcalI, Ar,
thur Reese. Harry and Stanley Combs
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LIEUT. DoDsoN GUEST
OF MOTHER HERE

Lieut.; H. L. Dodson OF the United
States navy. who has been with the
Pacific fleet. arrived from San Fran
cisco Saturday morning to visit his
mother Mrs. II. c. Dodson. and his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Galloway. Lieut. Dodson has
been ordered to Annapolis, and is en-
route to report for duty.
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Miss Eva ]. Wade
Died Monday Night

Miss Eva ]. Wade. sister of DIR. Pitt
A. Wade and Mrs. Herman Bickle.
died Monday night at her sisters home
on Nineteenth street. She had not
been well for several years, but was
not confined to her bed until the last
three monhts,-----s
Her death came -as a shock to her
many friends. Besides her brother
and sister here, another brother, b. o.
Wade. who resides at Fort Sumner, N.
NJ, is the only close relative living.
The funeral service will be held
Thursday afternoon at o'clock from
Wilson's undertaking pariors.
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Cadet uniforms can be ordered Of
s'eltcr Clothing Company. 1915 Wit