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have returned to their apartment, 143
East Capitol street, Washington, after
having spent several weeks with Mrs.
Doucet's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Min
ford, of 1882 Porter street.
Miss Catherine Dever will entertain
at five hundred at her home, 1926
South Twenty fourth street. Among
the invited guests are Miss Priscilla
Keenan,, Miss Josephine Culbertson,
Miss Emma Grady, Miss May McKabe,
Miss Jennie Clark Miss May Murphy,
Miss Katherine Flynn, Miss Cecilia
McDermott, Mr.. Joseph Maloney, Mr..
Joseph Culbertson. Mr.. James Nc
Knight. Mr.. @. D. Stone and Mr..
Charles Higgins.
Sergeant John B. King, of 2602
South Eighth street, will return to
Camp Eustace this week. after having
been homo on a month s furlough. Ser
geant King has served two years with
the A. f. F. and before the world war
was engaged in active duty on the Mex :
ican border. He is now enlisted in the
regular army.
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evening, January 90, before the military
ball, to be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
ert Glendinning, in honor of their deb
utante daughters, Miss Mary Il. Glen
dinning and Miss Ellen Glendinning.
Mrs. William f. Goodman, of Chest
nut Hill, will give theatre party, fol-
lowed by supper, on February II. in
honor Of her granddaughter, Miss Mary
TrOtter. Goodman, daughter of Mrs.
Howard Il. Seaver.
The marriage of Miss Maisie Rush.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjam
u. Rush, and Mr. George Il. Bartol,
Jr... will take place on Monday,
April 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peterson, of
Ardmore. will give a dinner at the
Bellevue Stratfofd, on Friday evening,
January 80, In honor Of their daughter.
Miss Werner Peterson, before Mrs.
Charles Stewart Wurtss dancing class.
Miss Edith Fisher, of 311 South
thirteenth. street, left yesterday with
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Browning and
Mr.. George II. McFadden to spend the
balance of the winter at Palm Beach.
Mrs. w. Barklie Henry and her
daughter. Miss Gertrude l.. z. Coma
way, of Pine Cottage. Rosemont, will
move into their apartment at the Long
acre, today. where they will stay until
they go to Palm Beach, in March. Mr..
Henry and Mr.. John Il. Maxwell. Jr.,
will leave January 20 for Palm Beach
on Mr.. Henry's yacht, Retose.
Mrs. John Rodgers Maxwell, Jr., of
Greehbank, Villanova, has returned
from visit to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Moss, and
their daughter, Miss Eleanor H. Moss
Of Bala, are staying at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Edward G. Lee, of Lancaster
avenue, Haverford. is spending a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Sigourney
Mellor, of New York.
Mrs. Mitchell Hastings and family
of Lancaster avenue. Haverford, are
spending few months in California.
Mrs. G. Lynn Coane. of The Tow
ers. Wayne, has had during the past
week as her guest, Miss Il. 1. Gordon,
of HAMPTON, Va. a reconstruction aide
of Base HOSPITAL No. 43.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Fisher, of 1920
Spruce street, are being congratulated
on the birth of daughter, Adele Meter
Fisher, on January /.
Mrs. G. G. Hager announces the en- :
gagement of her daughter. Miss Cratic
Amelia Hager. to Mr.. Henry Raynor
Eilertsen, gunner, U. S. battleship Ohio.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Miss Helen Durlap and Miss Sophie
Dunlap. of Sharon Hill, gave a tea on
Saturday, in honor of Miss Henrietta
Cox. whose marriage to Mr.. John NJ.
Dunlap. will take place tomorrow eve
min at Z o'clock. Those assisting the
Misses Dunlap were Miss Plack and
Miss Anderson. Mrs. Peter NJ. X
Schwenk presided at the tea table, as
sisted by Mrs. James L. Kalleen.
The members of the Literary Society
of the Holman School for Girls will
present j. NJ. Barrie's play, equality
Street" on Saturday evening at
o'clock, in the ballroom of the Bellevue,
Stratford. Charming Miss Phoebe will
be played by Miss Elsie Wood. Miss
Susan Phoebe's sister, by Miss Margaret
Lott and Valentine Brown, Miss
Phoebe's suitor, by Miss Agnes Craven
The proceeds of the play will 60 to the
College Settlement, in which the schoo
has always been greatly interested. A
dance will follow the performance.
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FRANKFORT

Mrs. Dora Smith, of 1888 Harrison
street. has sailed on the Celtic for
England. where she will remain till the
end Of February.
Miss Alice Kline, Of Orthodox street,
will entertain the members of her card
club at her home on Thursday after
noon.
Corporal John II. Castor Post, No.
2o4. of Frankford, will hold benefit
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
of this week.
Mrs. Frank Bernard, of Church
street. is entertaining for several weeks
Mrs, A. 2. Herman, of Boston.
Mr.. L. Hub, of 1915 Allengrove
street, is on a business trip this week
through the state of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Harry l.. Johnson, of Arrott
street, entertained at bridge last Sat
urday afternoon.
Miss Florence Cans, of Orthodox
street, will entertain the members o.
the card club to which she belongs al
her home on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen J. Gilmour, o.
Arrott street, have left for st. Peters
burg, Fla, where they will spend thu
winter months.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

AZ the dinner which Mr.. and Mrs.
|ccaTard c.NMrd f. Beale will give at the Ritz
Ssrlton, Sr on Friday evening, before Mrs.
nurts class, in honor of their grand
Laughter, Miss Maisie Chance, daugh-
5. !. ol DR.. and Mrs. Burton Chance, of
aaSSalor; aSa the guests will be Miss Helen
1aen' Miss Margaretta Stevens, Miss
nsneS 1arnall, Miss Carroll Spencer,
NJ NJ Jack Grange, Mr.. Maskell Brooke,
W W. Hugh Hodge, Mr.. John Ryan and
Mr. Charles Bache.
N. among the guests at the dinner which
VI; and Mrs. Morris l.. Clothier. of
h hanova, hnnva VIII give on Friday evening,
clo,Si0r n sShor OF their daughter, Miss Dorothy
fCSv'Gler, fS"a, before the meeting of Mrs.
siafIes SiS les Stewart Wurts's dancing class,
Ni,Ioe NJ oe Miss Eleanor Purviance. Miss
NJ Ni'I y, ozark, Miss Catherine Mathar,
Rttr Ileien meier HopeN Montgomery, Miss
INV, r,eltz, Miss Mary Carter, Miss
Ni.,' McllVaine, Miss Sally Henry,
gs s' lIa Nancy Norton, Miss Edith Rob
Eood MS rs FRANCES Gerhard, Mr.. Teddy
iSOIin,M Mr. Wharton Sinkler. Mr.. w
as asSp'MHSOtt MOtt Colket, Mr.. William Ash.
CS,L Mr, WI Lloyd Renshaw, Mr., Minor
RsTbSS,oM Mr; Heber Morris, Mr., Woodford
PPssta,ASon, Mr.. John Ewing Mr. HOutJau 1oua,ai u
slIOwarsST . Mr.. Frank p. Kane and Mr.
Issued inSitatjadrrs,' "fa Gdrs' j. j. Willis Martin have
-,I'"'ohs for dinner on Friday
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Deemer.koeber Wedding

The wedding of Miss Lillian E. Koe-
Der, 5000 Arch street, a former yeo-
manette on duty at the United States
Naval Hospital and Mr.. Louis Deemer
a farmer army man, took place on Sat
urday, January 10, at 4 o'clock, at the
Ascension Lutheran Church, Forty
ninth street and Cedar avenue.
The guests, who included members of
the brides and bridegroom's families.
were Miss Mae Hogan, Miss Kathryn
Hogan, Miss Betty Carlin, Miss We
ronica Splane, Miss Florence Hille
gass, Miss Anna Magee. Miss Anna
Thudium, Miss Dora Sherman, Miss
Anna Haas, Lieutenant William T.
Minnick, Lieutenant Charles e. Rein
hardt, Lieutenant Clyde. W. Brunson,
Lieutenant w. W. Craig, Lieutenant
Patrick Corbett, Lieutenant Paul KEEL
Ter, Pharmist Writner Hostetter and
Secretary John A. Cunningham, X.
of G.
The bride and bridegroom will live
in Los Angeles. Calf.
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MANAYUNk

Announcement is made of the we'd
ding of Miss Veronica A. Kern, .daugh
ter Of Mrs +. Y. Kern. of 4344 Boone
street, and Mr.. William Z. Mcintyre,
of Belmont Heights. West Manayunk,
on Saturday morning, in the Church of
the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin
Mary. by the rector, the Rev. Henry
Gantert The bride was attended by
Miss May Ripka, of Glenolden. Pa,
and Mr.. John Mcintyre was his broth
er's best man. After wedding break :
fast at the Adelphia Hotel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcintyre left for trip to Wash :
ington. Upon their return they will
be at home at 4344 Boone street, Sun
nicliffe.
Mrs. w. Galloway Tyson. reader and
impersonator, assisted by the Emman
uel Quartet. will give recital on
Thursday evening in the Emmanuel
Methodist Episcopal Church, Gates and
Sherwood streets. in aid of the work
of Bible Glass No. Q.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Burnett Glib, of 51S
West Mannheim street, are being con
graduated on the birth of son on Jan
uary 10.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Pointer Rippey, of
Mount Airy. for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Grace Poinier, and Mr..
William Mclean, on Saturday, Janu
ary 81. at 6 80 o'clock, in the Second
Presbyterian Church, Tulpehocken and
Greene streets.
Miss Helene Alexander will enter
tain the members of the Eida Vida
Vida Club at her home this evening.
Her guests will include Miss Ruth Paul,
Miss Helen Shepherd Miss Jennie Hun
ter. Miss Esther Scheirrey, Miss Elsie
Scheirrey, Miss Helen Montgomery,
Miss Margaret Bowers, Miss Helen
Tappen, Miss Mabel MARBLE, Miss Dor =
othy De Mott. Miss Lillian Sullivan
and Miss Ray Atkinson.
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-TIoaA

The annual meeting Of Tau Sigma
Sorority will be held at the home of
the secretary, Miss Henrietta NJ.
Rohlfs, 1918 West Venango street,
Tioga, Oh January 20. All Of the
members, including Miss NJ. Horner,
Miss II. Klein, Miss II. Kleinsmith, &,
Miss NJ. Kornbau, Miss NJ. Mayer,
Miss G. Mosler, Miss e. Reed, Miss
II. Rohlfs, Miss r.. Taylor and Miss
G.. Kett, are William Penn High
School graduates.
Mrs. William Donaldson will give a
luncheon tomorrow for her sewing
club. Her guests will include Mrs.
Walter =. Bauer, Mrs. w. G.. Gibbs.
Mrs. Charles Thompson, Mrs. Louis
Biggard, Mrs Ravnor Bowman. Mrs.
J. II. Chadwick, Mrs. Harvey Cress-
man, Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrs. Paul
Voight. Miss Ida Dripps, Mrs. j. A.
Neufeld. Mrs. Horace Davis, Mrs.
Charles Haigh, Mrs. Allen Meats. Mrs.
G. G. Clegg, Mrs. Thomas NJ. Scholey,
Mrs. Ralph Humphreys, Mrs. Ralph
Parinkson, Mrs. J. II. Dripps, Mrs.
Christian Krunn and Mrs. Harold Stan
ley Stewart.
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ENGAGEM ENTS

Mr.. and Mrs Charles J. Andrews. of
30 Dickinson avenue. Swarthmore, an
nounce the engagement of their daugh- =
ter. Miss Corrinne Pauline Andrews,
to Mr.. Jay Howard Mumman, of Ian
caster and Swarthmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Rodrock,
of Dbylestown, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Florence
D. Rodrock, to Mr.. B. Frank Leaman,
of this city.
Mrs. F. Zentner. 5745 Pine street,
announces the engagement of her daugh
ter, Miss Dorothy Zentner, to Mr.. Sam
uel NJ. Schultz, of 1923 South Fifth
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Martha B. Perrem, of 1881
on Saturday night given by Mrs. w.
B. Bowcher, of Jeffry street, Chester,
Pa.
Mile. Frances De Lattre, of Leon
and Nice, France. will sail from Mar
seilles on the Rochambeau about Jan
uary 10. Mile. De Lattre was nurse
during the war at Leon. Her en-
gagement to Mr.. Leslie Pennell. of
Lansdowne, was announced while he
France for the American Red Cross
unit sent overseas by Haverford Col
lege Friends unit Mr.. Pennell and
Mile. De Lattrc will be married about
three weeks after she arrives and they
will live in West Philadelphia.
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RoXRoRouGh

Miss Anna Melcher. of 535 East
Walnut lane, has gone TO Pittsburgh, to
remain through the winter.
Mrs. johnson L. Miner, of All Ly-
ceum avenue, left last week to spend
the midwinter in Pinehurst, n. G.
Mrs. w. Rauenzahn, of 435 Rox-
borough avenue. was the January hos q
tess of the Aid Society of the Grace
Lutheran Church.
Mrs. John Cuntley, of 5440 Ridge
avenue, is entertaining the following
ut cards this afternoon at her home :
Mrs. Thomas Bancroft, Mrs. Joseph
@. Davenport, Mrs. Lee Burgess, Mrs.
J. Ramsay. Mrs. Charles Eastwood,
Mrs. Samuel Borer and Mrs. Alfred
Patcbett.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph O'Donnel. for
merly of South PHILADELPHIA, have re-
turned to their home, 1870 South Con-
estoga street, after spending the week
with friends in New York.
Mr.. William Muhley, of 2007 Snyder
avenue, is making a fortnight's visit
with his sister, Mrs. Beirwodh, at her
home in West Newton, Pa.
Lieutenant and Mrs. A. Doucet and
their daughter, Miss Louise Doucet,
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Dr.. and Mrs. O. Edward Janney, of
Baltimore lane. have been recentlv tho
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Robin =
"Nn Johns. of Media. Mrs. Johns was
formerly Miss Eleanor Jannev.
Mrs. j. Renwick Kerr, of Moylan,
entertained at bridge last week.
Mrs. r. Edward Clyde, of Chester
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Law
renee Miller, of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Hyatt, of the
Pennsylvania Military Academy Col.
lege, Chester, have returned from visit
to DR.. and Mrs. Milo G.. Burt, Of Lynn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
L.EAP.YEAR DANCE

The Friendly Aid Society will givr
leap year dance at Mercantile Hall
this evening. The proceeds will go tC
charity. The committee in charge o.
the dance consists of Sara lehman, Til
lie Base. Katharine Freedman, Glare
Soffren, Rose =. Berman, Frances Xii
iskey, Martha Jaffee. Jenny Stevens
Yetta Berman, Jenny Green and Mrs
g Gold
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baer, of South
Narberth avenue, Narberth. are enter
tanning Miss Nan Hay, of York, Pa.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Town, of
Narbcrth avenue, Narberth, have had as
their guests for several days Mr.. ard
Mrs. Raymond Scofield Curtice, United
States consul at Nagofaki, Japan.
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OLN EY

Mrs. G.. Elmer Smith, of Atlantic
City. is visiting her son in law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Ihenny, at 622 West Olney avenue.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. FELTON,, of Mill
ington, Md, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Howard b. FELTON,, of 5424 Rising
Sun avenue.
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NORRISToWN

Mrs. Z. L. Vaughan and Mrs. Ben
iamin Warren, of East Marshall street.
have gone to New York, where they
will meet Mrs. Vaughan's son, Lieu
turned from France after two and one
half years of service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13

CROSS KEYS MARKET ST, Bel. Goth
HERE AND THERE" NJ
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Ham Snlders e.apIused q Tie Iey
Company Nas fined SO last evening
81 . special session Of police cour!
for striking his foreman as result q
a argument. The foreman's cheek
was badly cut and BIS eyeglasses
broken. Snider was arrested py
CHEF Molsn and officer Hawkins
whom he threatened TO strike witl
rocks Il they toot him. Nm cangn'
Is arm Just as q large rock was aim
ed At him and be was brought over q
ga 4 number Of traffic yiolators vers,
caIlil to Report 70 headquarters and
viii likely turn up BY tomorrow morn.
ing The new ordinance Is catching
many a man unawares and scarcely 9
day masses that at least half dozen
40 not report and pay fines.
D. Bostie, colored. was fined slV
for cutting a corner In wrong man
f,er. There was no other police court
Mayor Conway was absent from ht
post helping in the election.
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Domestic Science Exhibit
There Especially Good
This Year.

A fine example Of the upward and
onward march Of systems Of educa-
ton, Is shown at the annual e1hi6i-
ton Of the work Of the pupils at the
Dunbar school for colored children,
now open to the public. From me
crude but invariably expressive an
ings OF the children Of the first grade,
10 the finished essays, works OF do,
nestle are and products Of manual
training, the exhibit is a credit to me
pupils and teachers and Is well WORN
a visit from anyone interested IN Inc
question OF education.
Many interesting and amusing
drawings are shown. a great number
emphasizing the N.csssity for using
correct English. BAD English Us
bersonisied lying in a coffin and be-
ing taken ont to be inferred. Two III
lie Dutch Cleanser girls are shown
chasing Amt" another picture o.
two brooms with "Haint," "A!nS y
seen" and other debris show tina.
their work has been Ell 81; tcf ths'a =:
Il the department: o. scla3es y
5aoyn 4 ny:rGG4Hr 10: tesi.as SIX,
gasoline and other liquids, the results
Of fifteen experiments IN physics
made by the pupils, health charts,
showing the answers to ten questions
regarding the observance Of import.
ant rules OF health, a number Oh
maps Of different periods in Amefi-
can history, all made By the pupils
and many other exhibits.
But it is in the department derot-
ed to domestic science and art that
the best and decidedly mos: useful
work is shown. Products Of the skill
full needlework Of the girls. ranging
from simple handkerchiews te deli
cate lingerie, table linen. kmonos,
negligees. and ether things 100 nu-
me.ous and complicated to MENTION
fill seyera! tables.
Several tables arc loaded dowt
with the nost -appetiiIing array os
doughnuts, sslsds, pineapple anu
vegetable, various kinds OF pies,
sandwiches. gingerbread, cookies: and
other goodies made by the girls: A
lunch Is served by the girls consist
Ing OF cakes and punch.
The following members Of the rae
nifty who deserve great credit for the
work Of the pupils we're present: W.
@. Armstrong, principal and teacher
OF ciyics, history and French: L: N.
Chamterl!n, science and English;
Miss Estelle Lee, domestic science
and art and academic subjects;
grade teachers. Mrs. W: o. Arm
Strong, Mrs. George Cooley, ana
Misses Eula Forney and Mildred A.
HING
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DBIISI[| HERE
(cosiihnsd NON psSs onS,

q
That Hat!r
Il was an Embarrassing
wen / s,ammered, -I1Got
It in q General
Store over on the East
Side"
Crane said. Gee, Ineyer Saw.
Anything like It"
| could see that He
Was consumed with Envy
Course not" ! assented. You'll
Never see Anything
Like II Il you live To
Be Ninety.
Once Mr.. Glenn Barns Had
One exactly Like
II, but he hasn't Got
II now" ! affirmed.
."D'ye mean to Tell
Ne that Barns Ever
Wore q hat Like
That. Adam!" Crane inquired
Tensely. ~
"Yessir-got married In
IT." i assured Him. :
Great Garfield" he Exclaimed,
"You know, I'm Glad
Barns Is getting out OF
That bank, he mopped
His brow-"Adam, I've
Had money in That 4
Bank right Along
What do you Suppose
That had to Do
With my hat. Anyway?
Crane is a Queer
Duck.
Spring Song.
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Special Bargains
in City Properties
for the Remaining
Part Of the
Month Of May

s roomed house on Albert Court
with all modern conveniences, price
$500. On half cash and terms.
4 roomed house with two large
lots fronting on two streets, this Is
great bargain, p.ce S27oO.
Modern Z roomed house on Spring
street with eoslosed SUN porch and
large lot, pnce $500.
4 roomed house on Norval street,
good sized lot, alley way running
down side Of lot, making 1t c;%
venient for using car. Price $500
one hall cash and terms.
Z roomed house with all modern
conTeniences with medium sized,
lot located in three minute was
from Court House. This Is an ex-
ceptionally good bargain at the
price $500, ;2soo cash. balance in
one, two and three years.
s roomed house located on Ham
ilton street near Monroe street,
Price $1,000. half cash and the bal
ance on easy terms.
5 roomed house on Wilson street.
first ward good sized lot also good
sized building on lot used for work
shop. Price for quick sale 5000.
6 roomed house, located at Nor
%ae: wa rery larss corner lot
house is practically new, finished
In hard wood. has good cellar. This
is a splendid bargain price $500.
4 ruoned house on Market St,
with good sized lot, price $4,000.
One third cash and god terms.
See J.sA. Forney, Second Floor
Mccrory 5 and loo store, Office
phone iO5. R. Residence 74o-J.
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Moved to New Home.
Burley Bice has moved from ms
home in Lambert street to the Martin
property In Bridge street.
Has Bought Properly.
VIII Villars has recently purchased
the property occupied by ]. W. Cain.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. Martha Isaac and Mrs. Dels!
! Cookarus were shopping in Fairmont
yesterday. ~.
university to attend the primary cleo
ton. ,u
game at South Side park last evening.
Alya Griffith was visiting his home
at Pennsboro Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Hatfield. OF
Wyatt. were calling on relatives here
yesterday.
/. III at his home. =, /.
Isaac Glover, who has been Ill FOR
some time, Is able to DO out.
DR.. L. S. Smith has purchased me
property owned by Lee n. satterfield
in Ford street.
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Doctors to Report On
State Convention

The Marion County Medical society
will meet tonight at Cook hospital
and an especially good attendance is
expected as various reportt will be
riyen by doctors who attended the
Medical Convention at Petersburg
last week. The following we're pres
emil at the convention which took up
q greater par. q last week: Drs.
johnson, Henry, Peters, Fleming,
Clinton, Waddel, Traugf. Strickler.
Offner, Dr.. Moore Of Warrington; Dr;
Reidy Of Monongah; Dr.. jenkins OF
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Woman,s Council Meeting-The
Woman's council will meet Friday at
1880 at the Y. N. C. A. for a regular
meeting and will appoint additional
members TO the woman's council,
which includes Is women IN the city.
woh have supervision over the affairs
OF the Woman's department. Other
business will be attended to also.
Some new plans for work will be c!!s-
cusEed,
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Blood Transsusion-L. c. Wflfong.
Of 20l Hamilton street, was admitted
10 Cook hospital this morning and
took a TRANSMISSION Of blood, his broth.
er, Ed Wiltong, supplying the blood.
Mr.. Wilfong had been very I'll and the
operation was performed as q means
Of saving his life. The operation ap.
narently was successful.
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R0DAYlS KWIZ

Il iii spass each day. The Vest
.iasn will Ssint this ncyei eta-
olkl teatlte and Ten quessio1s :
'ucuEd I'D ire scientifically selected
's &c s1tsni Of your fund Of gen.
+, lncRledse The idea Is TO VIE
; ycht answers . the questions 70
nd compare you. answers win
sSt5sct oles In mo space 'oai0l'
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Re-. Pdg. .. S. Pat. OF.


The material calico denim is Q
oSfse cotton drilling, originally call
n 'iSsrle az Mines for the city In
nee where Il was first made.
Henry. VIII had six wives. The
and fourth he divorced, the sec
ia Snd fifth be beheaded, the third
liza q natural death and the sixth
60Ilifet him.
Tlie pfetty flowers known as
aiehnafi's Brooches are white with
llldR tips and in some localities are
lled by the more appropriate name
d White Hearts.
"A mnddler Is a person who con
MSS or makes a mess" Of things OF
dawdler Is one who loiters
l6s and wastes time.
The Dean Of American Letters
the veteran author and novelist
William Dean Howells.
The potato Is a native OF the
American, continent.
81 galvanoscope Is an instrument
III testing electrical force.
E1sia Tetrazztni. the great lta'
in opera star, made her first success
h the United States In 1907.
10 The green turtle, found along
he Atlantic coast South Of New Eng
Ind. b. the most valuable Of the turtle
.irlily for food, most widely market.
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