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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-04

Mexican rope-soled shoes are now sold
they are said to be cool and comfortable.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-16

ana ana glance to the rear showed them
Hlant Fierce Fangs running after them,
balky Sam came to a stop beside
inc porch where stood the fair damscl
and her father, QUINCY
'tioity toity. what's all this sing
lng and running about" clustered the
tather OF the fair damsel. He was a
proad -shouldered man and had a
Dristly mustache which jerked IN and
down as he glared ut Crooked Nose.
Please, dear father, this gallant
youth with the handsome blue eyes and
smiling, tender mouth wishes to marry
me-, replied the fair damsel.
Indeed. ] do, sir, and ! crave YOUR
consent said Crooked Nose, his voice
shaking with excitement.
so do H. roarcd Fierce Fangs, Il
want to marry your daughter"
'liolty ,toity Fluff and feathers :"
shouted the father. "Hc who would
wed Judith, fair daughter of Farmer
Jonathan StrOngarm, must meet four
great tests" He looked up at Fierce
Fangs. you look big enough to stand
the tests he said, then he frowned
down on Crooked Nose. the dwarf
But you, frail youth. arc too small
and puny. You are not strong enough
to do what ! require -
"EIo' ho! You want a man of might
for your SON in law. am he" roared
Giant Fierce Fangs, sneering at
Crooked Nose. But Crooked Nose
stepped bravely forward.
Il have the strength of love. / will
meet your tests, Farmer Strongarm.
80 be it, you both shall try" said
Farmer Strongarm. "He who wins
shall have my daughter, but he who
fails must never, never see her again. :"
Saying this the father of the fair
damsel drew four packets from his
pocket and handed one of these to
Crooked Nose.
This is the first test he cried.
Crooked Nose opened the packet and
read:
so sturdy and strong you must be
You can ride a stecd that masters me. "
(TomorroV ciH be told haze
Crooked Nose mccts The first tcstJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-16
DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
JUDITH, THE FAIR DAMsEL.
by DADDY

p,nin VA last toeek's story Peggy and
SSMlp IN trip to Movictand helped
ErriooSed Nose overcome The Giant
uNrce fan9s and pin the promise of
mt Iar damSct 10 wed him if he could
s''A hcr fathers consent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-16


! Iron IRON afar. 1t was singing voice
tbs 'V,Ge hi mat seemed to draw her from
and ls chalr which she was doing
& Srono 70 carry her away, away until it
MoriEIlu Moriolu Ger softly on a grassy bank in
l,ns1sgV nsIsgV knew at once where she had
irOw iuea' It was at the edge of the woods
w,h wnlch Crooked Nose, the dwarf
iuy ane handsome blue eyes and smil-
,on.s sentlc mouth, had sung his love
sysiS 70 the fair damsel. And now
Gu sns heard the sweet voice of
drawUAep Nose-the same voice that had
risa "I ner from the big chair and car
ner through the air.
hor eSduCe toward the bushes showed
es,s,,n ,Grooked Nose himself, looking
a. aS toward the farmhouse of the
gium ass'' a beside him was Billy Bel
Sam una grouped around were Balky
Nrdy O0"nny Bull, Billy Goat and the
Noss'sa aualtlon to the sound OF Crooked
and c,o,e, voice, Peggy heard clicking
she ssW, sra'Ierlng. Looking to one side
make, ned Beard, the motion picture
Sbr w. cGanking away on his camera,
be wos "Onuered what kind of photoplay
thril@r@ @aElng--a funny picture or a
the foir song OF Crooked Nose brought
her iathouatms i uamsel out upon the porch of
tau 10 WIS farmhouse, but when she
she had Mount her prancing horse. as
from tbo uqne Ie before, her father rushed
would 'uc me- house and stopped her. He
Crooked IL Ne 'et her go and she waved to
0IIAvu M, Nose to come to her.
be-" criod iSs' 60 to my lovely bride to-
Billy baS sans back, aud Peggy and
when t% t%a Just time to mount after him,
kind him ie army mule sped away. BE,
lVS could hear humping feet,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-16
Saw George EIiot's Ghost

The death Of Mrs. Katherine Mac
quoid,. the veteran novelist at the great
age of ninety three. sewers another oi
the few remaining links with the Vic
torian past. A contemporary Of George
Eliot. Mrs. Macquoid used to tell how
she once saw the famous writer in n
vision.
When George Eliot went to live at
Chelsea Mrs. Macquoid proposed to 60
and call on her. But before she could
do so a remarkable and tragic thing
happened.
One night Mrs. Macquoid awoke sud
denly, and saw the figure Of George
Eliot standing between the bed and the
wall: The apparitiou was distinct and
unmistakable. On the following even
ing Mrs. Macquoid learned of George
Eliot's death. .--Eastou Free Press.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-16
coryioht. 1850. Fred A Eaopt.
Copp''Vif"iO Jy The Public Ledger Co
rurs STARTS THE STORY

r,onk Spargo, London newspaper.
n'"S sccs two men pcerihg into the
guy" .a,".r of M aiieyraU and fnds there
oO."d O.,n"u,dored man knoWn as John Mar
aa"p ~ Secretary 10 a safe deposit
no,U omy, tells of MdrburB renting
cosp~ud .ogs and dcpositing ia IL q small
,ea,tbcr sa, bor. but when official cGamind
,u 1;nn j. made the boz Is fourd 10 be
n,v lwm At the coroncrs inquest
cpSG p.InScu Ayimorc, Ar. p. admits 10
1.r;n0 taken Marbury 10 his rooms
! ~ o Ms Temple the night Of Inc mWr
after II O'Clock. aud that Ne
Ioe,o m him tpcnfy gears ago, bat toW
wy teU in phat connection he bnoD
~, ~" Spargo and Rathbary eGdmime
% ~" leather Dor and discoUCr child's
wv "Jtrotocroph ard silvcr herdldio
5%,r;cc % in the lining Of the lid. Spargo
aes nstcs q triD TO Market Milcaster,
,orryiug rifk him The SilUcr piece and
~, ..%h,o,jooraph. At the Ycllo,o Dragon,
pG pi'Gerc he nuts up, he falls IN toith "a
,%o~"tkfui buck Of ninety"--Mr. Quar-
ssrnagc. Sporgo shotos him the silver
JcricS. He recognizes IT, as being
ove of ftty issued forty years back,
occording the holders special priri-
lcors at The race meetings. "You got
u from London, did you say, sirF"
"From London dnSwcrod Spargo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-16

(TomorroW cW be told hoio
Crooked Nose mccts The first tcstJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-16

The young lady across the way
says she fears the steel companies
aren't doing much business just
now, they have so many untitled
orders on their books,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

Inc TIA" m'riInG 81 the rate I'rI,oh COM.
uittor al thc N"rlhoIu Went Virginia
Goat "I'rrni"rr
; ! H'hurIs II the s""ih slh" VII"
, has ho'u ,"Irnn'h /" hlr h"Iuo with III
~, ne. lr I"'"yoIInH nicely
Deputy 4 . MaIrh"I John VI ih"ri
returned }'Hi",dnY f"m A" nh"ri yIHl
H. Now MnIIIurvili"
I."uiu I"Hrlcr aud vito. 81 'hn,lonl"n
~" spending Tow hayn waiting '"i"
liy"u IL IhIH ely
! Iinrph"ru nn,I xIf" Of Grnfi"n 40
hero Visiting frl"nd1 f"t rw hayn
Singleton Fault returned yoaI"r'ny
fr"m Canada whrr" IL" h"a boon "n :,
hunting trip for thu pant tw" wrchp
Mr. aud Mira ! Harold ilronnnu hnv"
returned rr"m u wreck end tour Ia Il"d-
ford SprinEH Md
MI-s Marguerite Dixon. Of knn"nH
tIty. who has boru tho guest Of her
, aunt Mrs. J ! JuncE. Of North Mnin
| street. has been Called to Washing on.
! y. g. hy tho Hines If n relative Sh"
VIII return here later
MIR and Airs Clyde tr"Et or 'lnrkS-
hurG arc spending few days In this
city.
Sir and Mrs H. J. Tlt"r and Mr.. and
visiting nj the hom" OF MIR. and MrH.
A. n liuntsh"rry. of this city.
Bert Rowan has returned TO his HON"
In Pittsburgh. after short stay on
business here.
Mr. : J.. Christiau. Of the North End.
left yesterday on Il several days buSi-
ness trip TO Morgantown.
Thomas Brown. Of Beaver. Pa. Is
visiting at the HON" OF his aunt. Mrs
Arch Ridgcly. Of this city
Miss Mary Jacobs, who has been WIS.,
ming relatives Il, Newark. and Column
bus. returned to her home in the North
End yesterday
Miss June Woods. Of Grafton. Is
"A
[ yes and friends In this city.
Mrs Elizabeth tRrnhhhn and MlaH
Kate Molten Of Fifteenth street. re
turned homo yesterday. after an "N-
tended summer vacation IN northern
Michigan and Canada
f. T.. Meredith 81 fnlTm"hi. came |"
Wheeling yesterday Ia attend ia" meet
InE Of the f'hiT ITiC"r Committee OF IN"
&orIhrTn West Virginia Coal UpcTalnIn
Mrs IIsr,Iy DptcIIlnE. VIII" In spend
Inu IA few weeks al Philadelphia ana
nihrI points Ia lhc Gust VIII return
h,.ruc the InIIor pnrI 81 III" w'eh
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BARNESvILlf

Mr.. and Mr.. Al Dorsey OF wheeling.
spent Sunday with relatives.
Wilmer Murphy OF Stcuh"nville. ONO,
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. }. }. Murphy Of West Church ~.
Mrs. Earl NOVEL; returned home sun
day after n visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs George Fowler.
Mr. and Mrs. V. X. Smith and Mr.. ana
Mrs. G. w. Fraisure OF Brooksidc. ono.
returned home the first OF tn" week
after visiting Mrs Lille Kyle OF North
broadway.
A ron was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs VIII Iappcrt. al South Lincoln
avenue.
A. l. Hicks md Holland lt"incn-
schneider spent Sunday AT Wondshrid.
Mrs Frank BT,man and son Maurice
of ElyriA, ohio. Mrs Margaret Brown
and Mr. and Mrs. Elwo"d Friday mo-
torrd to Uhrichnville. ohio. Sunday
cor~in white. Of q. = T.. ioihmbuh.
Ohio. nprnt n few dnyh lnst week. win
his paronIn. Dr. and Mrr. + {. White
rho "mpioye~n Of Iirnhnnldn St"r"
ha. ~ moonlight picni" Monday evening
north uf town
Earl watt and thhn lHahnrld M"
InTod in Chamber zburs. I'u. Hun'iay 1"
bring their wivnr home. who haN" bern
uI,e ndlna the past week there
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K0tyHM;SJ


MAXWELL mu"hin". driN"r.H nam" IN
known IOHtn wheel 1T Fourth nhd Wa.
wood nN~nu" N"uhny Night about
r.,lnrk tying up trnffi" "n Ia" Ri~uh"n.
vile dIyIuiun ~ the Wh"~lInH Traction
company Tor about IN hour. unltI m"Rnr
could l." provided I" haul IN" machine"
from IA" track
Examination nr local Roy Scouts Tor
second ClnSa ,s,Outmast"rs will he held
ON tho evening of October "a. nj ""v"n
u'cIuck. In the clay school Many have
boon preparing for the examination.
\ meeting OF Democratic women was
held last might In the WRrwood high
school. Hon. J. J Conlff. OF Wheeling.
and Mrs LYDIA Holmes. OF New Orleans.
discussed the League OF Nations
The women voters OF the Island met
last evening NJ the Madison school for
"A nOn-pariisan meeting. The meeting
VAS called to order Mt 100 o'clock. Mrs.
John Birch addressed the women on no"
TO mark their ballot and it's use. MIS-
Edward Hazlctt was also one or the
sneakers explaining To the women their
duties as a vOtor. I1ans have been laid
To hold meetings in all OF tn" school
houses to instruct the women In IN" use
Of the ballot, and this was IN" flrst one
to be called
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@ OFT X +
successfully Treated At Nome by This
ClsvslAAd Lady With nHtsrnAl
ASmady.

Note: II wruld DO Illegal To publish
thcro statements II they wrrr not truc.
MIaa Jennotte DcmpHcy. llllt Willow
moro ave, Cleveland. ohio. says In her
own homo paper. tho Cleveland Ilain
Dealer: II have had an enlargement on
my mock ainco / WINS 10 IL caused me
severe hcadaChen md panied me- at
times. Several remedies hhvc reduced II,
but Il would Erow as soon AZ / would
quit their uBe. I have not used SOrbol
Qundruplc now for over three weeks. |
have not had any headaches. and II Ia
not coming back. fool that will BOON
bo perma ncntly cured. will tell my ex-
periencc TO anyone"
Sorboi QuAdruple comes in small bot
ties containing enough for most Cases. 1t
will not strain or irritate. Does not in
terfere with regular work. Leaves parts
In healthful. normal condition Requires
10 minutes daily.
Got further information at c. III.
Creist & Co. DRUG Store. drug stores
everywhere. or write Sorbol Company.
n echAniesburE, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

urging activ. support OF tho food draiv
plan devised by Mr.. Hoover, 10 helA
meet famine conditions In eastoSn any
central Europe.
individuals or organizations at Amerbs
can relief administration WsrehoueS
abroad. and are now on sale nj ~
banks In the United States. Moro thA3
AZ 900 600 worth have been sold and al
nro,its are turned over to the European
rhIldrcn's fund. II was stated. q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
Jons ron 1r1ua1AETs

New York. Oct. 1s.-Hundreds OF LETT
for. from manufacturers. coal opera.
tors. railroad manaHers' farmers ]
othcr employers Of labor were received
nj Ellis island today. offering jobs 20
Immigrants The letters were sent. g
"A result Of the activities Of the nsvD
organiE-d bureau of immigrant distrpee
tion, which - seeking to place lmmS
.runt. I'm American industry.
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buckley church Concert

Buckley Church Concert
A musical entertainment will bc given
by the buckley M r.. choir at fdCYood
Thursday evening. Oct. IN. nj O'Clock
Miss Hazel SeAmon. dlrcCtrcHs OF the
choir. has outlined An interesting pm
gram The local entertainers Will be Mrs
A r. Wells who posacsscS fine 70
prano voice. and Mr.. Dan Jones. the
wcll-known baritone; Ralph l.. Griffith
a Versatile entert amer has been engaged
To present character studies. dialect
readings and approximations or VA
rioty which viii b" pleasing I" all ages
Refreshments will he served by tho
members OF the choir at the conclusion
Of the entertainment. TlCkctH may 10
purchased from inrmDorn or the choir
DE-. Norton al r. w. O. A
Dr blanche koTion HpnLr lnnt evening
nj tho dinner given by members Of lho
Junior lunlnrnp ilITir nsbn' intiun az thr
w & A on c"ndlti"nn m Hhr found
hem In tho h"HpItnIn "f Armenia. where
nho hnn been rcTVInK Tor IN" I"nl year
Rhr FuVc az lni"TontinE nk~t'h az III"
work 81 thu Near Eanl lt"il"f 'llnl"n
which in hoinE '"ndu't"d under ia" Ill
tc,,Inn az rnnic nf thr In"rt sr"rI"n'"h
,ncuL,,n IT tho medical pT"f"nniDn Of
Europe md America ono 81 ia" great
vat n,nuTHur With Which thCb Inv" y"
contend IL their work aud "h" "f Va"
mont UlItl'hll 10 lt''' WV ""'' '"
I-o. uIInr cY" diE"nr" which In v"Ty '"h
tarcous mud n nh cured T~ruliH. ln
many raaCn In nhrnlutC hllndn"r" III"
MI. nLcr nnId that tho dlH"nrr hal mad"
such tremrudunun rtTId~r In IA" h"npl.
this Of Armenia md throughout tho
country that Thousands az pcrnopH. par
,IruInrIv children hnvn b~Con" blinded
through n
Dr Norton conc Iudrd hor talk by nm
nppcnl TO the EIrlu Of the w. a
To adopt MI hrmr nlRn child which viii
he cared for In one Of tho orphnnRErr
Of Icuropr. M thcro arc Thousands Of
hclpIour Irtlr orphRnr who must b."
taken CnrC of
The movement In tho United StntcT.
the speaker Hnid. has b"cTn" Wide
sproad. and most q { tho prominent
womrn's clubs. Y. W. c. A branches.
and many mems clubs. such nE tho Ro-
tarinna and Kiwanisns have Adopted An
ArrncnInn child to care for In this why.
Mlaa pL1by In 1soitA1.
Inst evening before n well filled hall
tho audience made up of her friends and
admirors, Miss Virginia DiEhy. graduate
Of tho Cincinnati Conservatory Of Music.
enys her first recital this year beroro
n Wheeling audience. Miss DiBoy TO
C,iycd many nattrrinK proSs NOTICES
last acasson In Cincinnati. when Hhe gave
her final recital thore. before complet-
ing hor oourrse with tho conservatory.
and In her recital last evening she dis
played "A voice OF great volume and
power Her program was Interesting anu
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uHDonanD IT nAAHnAs

Now YnTh oct 10 . ltI'hnId linw"H
Of Illinois ITrnIhCnI 81 ih" hH"rl'nh
nanhcrn' nrnnrIntion. han written 10"
,2GR1 nrmber1 Of the .run"lnt Ion, Ii"r-
hort IInovrr'A oni"o announced Today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
About People
noysmsnts 81 Individuals T" Ana
from The City.
AT TIM HOTrI.H

-, W,,,i,h rnIrmnnt Louis I"nrins
,MnrL.r,nr T. I;n,hh"u" Inrk"r"n"rE
"A u smith. tlnrhahurE, Ilyd, 'T'"'
,Inrk .hurE. II T. kyl". Sh'"nT'"".
wiudsor-T + Entt"tt. M'n",nR' -,
NJ l. Fray. r"ln, Pleasant. X
I.nmnr. taITmon,. p @. r1cmnlE' Fair
m"n,. ;; l.. uon"" nn|''nT,"". ro,aor
Blair Fate inrk"rShurE. J"hn l'Hs",
lar sburg. IT. NJ M"untf"rd' hunting
'uti.
,;,orgn Snyder. Of WcrshurG. has re-
turned after spending few days VIZ
i,Ins with friends here. -, - d..
10, f. \ McCord and VIII" or tho
North side. who have been Attending
lutheran conference At Washington. -.
g are expected home s"In"tim" next
week ~
Mr. Higgins and daughter haV" re-
,urncd 10 their home down in the Stat"
after visiting with relatives U" a'N
street, North Side. 49, -.
ron ZONES has returned TO his home
"a pittsburgh. after d week VISIT WIN
Nj Mr. and Mrs Carl H. Eh"rts OF South
U,rhI,nd avenue. North side. are WIS.,
ming ia Washington. T.
Gnr Ktndclhrrgrr OF Mar~ood ave
uur IrU Monday for Pittsburgh. "hri"
he viii spend few days Visiting win
Mr., Hn,s IIuss Of che South Std".
l,u yrstrrda, f"r visit WIN relative"
la rUl,dU. bhi" -,
lt,IrrI Klddlc has returned {" his
hu,,,. ,,,, Snuih Iu"hlhTd avenue. ht'"I
.pCuiIuE lev h"S - waiting 49, '
cen Montgomery has returned l." hl"
home. ga the E"r,h Sid". after Hi""h'"E
, ,,,,I. ,.T ~Crk- Visiting with ret"
u,rr at Nn7IIrPt"u. Ia
- / cain 81 IIttrhuTFh wnT hhT
i,,,-r ,Irrtn, lu ihIr 81, N"r'"rhnY
r., "A X Nr,min"I. - N""I"N"" '"l
IcEc ha, returned l." h-"'hh""""". "''''
., rhnri vIru h"'r
tn 20 u Irn'"- hHs r"'"""h '" 'I'
bonn. Ia TIcuiug,"n ntt'r h"inT h'r'
o. Lualn~-r
~ /. uyrc, ~ I'nrh~rrh"rH. L. !" ~"
ri,y attending f"h"rH' court "'""'"""
which ut,rn~d y~T'"fdnN
Nj, pnrn N~tsncr - Pleasant valley
T. Ia Pittsburgh Waiting friend"
Tim, IrnUn - UoU,"r "a 10 't"i'lnF
his ,irIrr MR. Nr'h tuhE"l"T. "r W"r'
wood -,
Mr. and Mrs ~ Ttu"r and Mr.
,rL Nr, prucc rilt~r hnv" returned :"
,helr homo IN Inn"avill". after ''"''
hrr" with rri~phv
Mrq Lydia " Ir"lm"- ~ E"w or
leans Ia T. In III" "'rv addressing
nunhcr 81 r,cctInEs Will" here.
shirley Harris has returned :" ms
homo In pittsburgh. after visiting VIII"
friends h"rc ,,. -,
Mr. and MrT Roy A. "eln't"'H' OF
Marietta. Ohio passed through inc cry
has, evening "nrout" for New York
Mrs Clarence Jackson l'tt N"S''r""'
FOR her hom" in Tan"svill". after VISIT
ing friends In MCM""h"n ~
United States District Attorney
stuar, W. walker, Of Martinshurg ar,
rived Yesterday morning 10 roman ~
The city during m" term OF Init"o
States DISTRICT court IN
walter SEdcn. ~ Srst"rsyilic. VIII
,rriyc ihfs evening - r"nlain In IN"
city rur III. Shr'T"rS c"r"m"nial FRI.
day TIE - n'uStr'ouS rot"nlat" 81
Osiris Temple
Rcy :; " WAY - N" Islanh Spirit
,u,list church : ~ columbus. Ohio. at
tending a conference.
.o,orx. r I:,ll anal { u. I"uk }n,. "f
rmont. were here yesterday attend
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Wedding as nuehlsy Parsonage.

The wedding Of Miss Ruth Leach of
MoundHvillC. and MIR. Bruce Grifnth ot
Glen t:ustun. W. Va. took place ycstcr-
day morning ut II o'clock, at the par
aunnEr Of tho buckley NJ. T.. church.
Rev. J. r.lhcrt wells. pastor Of tho
church. reading the nuptial service. Fol
lowing the ceremony the c"upl" LETT Tor
n tour OF the valley Of VirBinin. after
which they Will be at home AT Glen
Enstnn. where Mr.. HTifhth Is prom
nrnt young bu5in' ~ man.
Missionary sooi.ty Meeting.
Tho Young Womcn'n missionary so
cicty Of the Buckley M r. church will
meet ON Friday evening nj tho paTaon-
usr, Miss Olivc I'nrkhE president "f
the circle. prcsldlnK. Election Of ON
GERS will take place and good attend
uh"r In desired
B.Ls BAL. At rayIors.
MrmL"Ir "f IN" 'hrlhiInh End"av"r
r",Irty or ia" First fr"Hhyt"rlan church
viii h"lh h"hc ral" saturday. pct"hr
~ at tho uo"TEo II Taylor Company
store G"kor. fancy br"nhn. rolls a"l
all good o"ini,"n Of lik" kind Will he 81
frTrh for sale
MUuthIy Missl"naT Msstina
The m"nIhl, m""tlnH ~ III" Young
Wnmcu'r MIrrI"r'nir ""'Icly VIII ho
held Ia the church II"uH" ~ tho First
Trrrby icrInu church -" rh"r"'"p """.
nIuR o. t"huI - Hnullu' hnHln' M
will 10 IranuprIod
Au-Day Ohnroh Ms~tinG.
Y~rtnTdny'u rcrrl"n of the "h"elinE
dIrI riot rrorhylcrlan - Women of vnT-
inuH rhur"hcr Included In tho rrcrhy
tory wan held nj ia" tlrHi rrcrhyteri1n
church. featuring nhdrrRrrH by Mr".
Andrew Todd Taylor "f l'hIlndclphln.
Mrs G"Orgr Prime OF III" Hnuth"rn
nynnd md MtE W r. Allen " Now
Cumberland
AddrrarCE touChod briefly on tho rrRi-
atlon % the United States to Near
East and other phnE"T "f NJ" interest
INK tn missionary HubIrctT
The wNll- Of tho lecture rooms or III"
church. whero tho meetings were hold.
w-rc adorned with artistic posters rep
rrpontinG tho living conditions IN IN"
duatri"a and mode OF life. Ono ~spc-
cIally interesting poster was that which
showed tho children Of tho Near Fast
Engaged In tho industry OF rug making.
on the beautiful Turkish and Oriental
rugs. Most Of Tho children shown In
this poster looked To hc very young.
white Bhr1ns Dinner.
One OF the most delightful func tions
to be hold In connection with tho Scot
tiah Ritz fall ceremonial this week win
he the dinner served tho delegates Ia
the White Shrin" convention. nv tho
Womrns Rihle class OF the Second
Prasbyt-rian church. October q. Plans
nrc being made to serve over 400 ladies'
at the dinner.
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Miss Theresa q O""L snd M vi","'
usbi.~.dt win n~ Ns''Isd TO-DAY
Vaaas M.usIEiaI Church.
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interpreted with number or well
chosen readings mostly humorous IN
character She waR accompanied by Miss
Nan Smith nj the plano.
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MIss Soamon which will include solos
and duets for plano and voice md or
chcstrn selections by the whitaker
Glcssncr orchcStrn-
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WADDELL -COFFLAND
ANNOUNCE MENT MADE

rus MaRBIAuR or MInn NAaV
UOFFLaHD ON LnHNOH AHD Mn
WILLIAM wADDni-I. or
LAMlRA o. HHHT wuRH
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The Kings Daughters OF the tlrHt
prrsb yterian church. Will give thoir soc
ond annual dinner next Tuesday evening
In the lecture rooms 81 thr church, the
IIomr Mirhinn Circle having charge al
arrangements under tn" dlre'll"h OF
Mrs Henry T. Catering An "ihb"rnI"
menu Ia being arranged and plhnh made
for ono Of the lATKonI social dinnefn al
tho nrnAnn Tho frat dinner waH slvo"
last "a year an" by ia" Homo MihnI"n
,lI"lr. aud II wan ~" popular Unit u ""n
dc IcftuInr,i 1" mako iho event "a yUnTly
,uC ThIn dlnnoT Ia purely n"'lal al
rnIr an u Ia not the intention "f III" ''
.Ic /" Inlpn m"ncy fm aNy rn'I"A"
TI,E,Ir may ho obtained through m"m
horn uf tho ,IT'lo
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CHIROPRACTIC
PHILOSOPHY

Thu, BRAN Is the instrument Of the mind The genera
tor of Ihr NlH"m. TIA" =" called nerve sup
nj, r. M rrah, but II mental current sent through inc
NERVES, l., Ih, hruu and Ihr rrhl Ir current The NE
u ilr boot, nrl htn carried |" every organ "l III"
hn, Ilu force ch,hrn the ncrN'h !" worn
anal he, current uhh earned by them /" all the 81
rnrr e." III, hnd' "nmrn them I" perform 'h''r ''''"'
va, interference with the normal action e" til" "''N'h
u, rnrr, v hIc cuV,ul dcnng"n their luhr''"n hih
ILr,rl, "T the |" Whhh
lh, carr, the life current Dcrnng"d lum"li"nn NJ" '
c.,, nn arr, cnrscd by npln eel npn v"rl"brI" pinch
,, IL, uc,rq lDcrnngcd fnriI"ng h" mhd" n"r"hI
l., having The ,rspln""m"nN replaced hy 'mr"P"'"r'
,IInu.,r, free and normal action 10 tho ncrvca
Ina other vor,lH hcnih can be tcsorcd 1" the h"Iy ny
50 correcting spinal iSplnr"mcns nS to give nature ii
100 per cent opportunity to do lH own work.
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coro.r+ nt A,eenh.im Homs.

The IhiIanthropic Department OF the
womans club. under the direction OF
MkSs Hazel V. Scamon chairman. will
present a musical program at the Home
nr the Aged at Altcnhcim. Wednesday
evening. Oct. 81. at o'clock. A de-
Iightful program has been arranged by