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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12

Yes. I'll be therer' promised uncle
Wiggily, waving his paw 70 Alice,
who fluttered on to the hollow
stump.
After a while the rabbit gentleman
hoped off through the woods BY
himself.
What Alice needs is a pin cush-
ion" said the bunny gentleman
III stop at the seven and eight cent
store and get her one on my way
20 school And I might as well get
Lulu one also. She may nave to sew
button on my shirt some day"
II did not take the rabbit GENTLE
man long to buy. at the twelve and
thirteen parlor. two cute little pin
cushions for the two duck girls, and
then, tucking the cushions under his
paw in a bag, off he hoped. once
more on his way 70 the hollow
stump school
But uncle Wiggily was only half
way there when. an OF a sudden, out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12
Bedtime Stories For. The Little Ones
JINGLE WIGGILY AND ALICE'S APPLES.
nm By HOWARD GARIs.

."OH. Uncle Wiggilyl Are you com
" ing 10 our school this after
noon?" quacked Alice Wibble-
Wobble, the duck girl. one morning
as she fluttered on after Lulu and
Jimmie, who had already started for
the hollow stump where the lady
mouse taught the animal children
their lessons.
What makes you think am COM
ing to your school, Alice2" asked the
bunny gentleman, quizzical like and
Indispensable.
-oh. I was just sort Of wondering"
spoke Alice, Tapping her wings
I wish you would come and hear
me recite how many grains OF corr
are on ten cObs II Their are six beans
in each pod"
-Oh, surely would like TO come
and hear that" laughed Uncle Wig
gily, but the truth OF the matter Is,
nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy and your
mother are so busy they haven't
time to sew it on II go to school
without button on my shirt"
-Oh. say no morer quacked Alice,
7 have learned to do sewing in
school, and III sew the button on
for you. III have time"
Then Alice being a very romantic
duck. and fond Of doing housework.
first basted the button on uncle Wig
gily's shirt by fastening it with
pin She found the pin after look
king for one along the cracks in the
floor.
You ought. really, to have g pin
cushion, Alice" said uncle Wigglly.
while he waited for the duck girl to
thread her needle.
4 know ought" she said. smil-
ing. and perhaps I may get one for
Christmas"
Uncle Wiggily didn't say anything
just then, but he twinkled his pink
nose, and when he did that It always
meant something.
The duck girl took the pin basting
out OF the hole in the button and
finally sewed II to uncle Wiggily's
shirt.
Now you come 20 school this af-
ternoonr' quacked Alice as she put
the pin back iu the crack Of the
loor where she could find It next
time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12


from behind a mulberry sassafras
tree popped the bad old Skeezicks-
"One moment, II you please" said
the Skeezicks in a tantalizing voice.
Before you go any farther let me
have 4 look at your sousei"
So saying. he caught hold OF uncle
Wiggily by the ears, just where the
rabbit gentleman always carried his
souse, OF course, and the bad Skee-
ziclrs smacked his lipe and said:
"Ah. your souse looks very tender
and juicy this afternoon"
"Oh. please let me aioneF- begged
the bunny Why are you always
trying to get my souse7"
Because I like -abbit's ear souse
better than anything slse in the
world" said the Skee. That IS bet
ter than anything I have seen to-
day. unless. perhaps. Il Is what you
have in that bag" and he pointed
to the one uncle Wiggily had under
his paw.
"Oh, there's nothing in that bag
that you'll like" said Mr.. Longears
quickly. There are only some"
Never mind telling me what Is
in the bag" impolitely interrupted
the Skeezicks. Let me look for my
self and be surprised"
Rudely snatching away the bag, he
opened It and he cried.
"Oh, who are these f0rg
They are for Alice and Lulu" said
the rabbit gentleman. Those pin
cushions are"
PIN cushionsg cried the Skee.
PIN cushionsi" Don't tell me thati
Don't you s'poss ! know apples when
I see them These apples may have
been for Alice, but they are for me,
nowr'
Quickly putting his paw down in
side the bag the Skeezicks pulled
out something round, rosy red.
"Oh. y1um-yum." murmured the
Skee, and he took a most impolite
bite.
The next moment he began to
splitter and splatter, and to paw at
his mouth.
ooh. applesi What queer apples
Alice likesi" howled the Skee. and
then with a loud yowl away he
dashed through the woods. not tax
ing any OF uncle Wiggily's souse
at all
The bunny picked up a pin IS.
ion. made f. the shape OF a red. rosy
apple. II was filled with sawdust
and the Skee had bitten into the fine
wood dust. That's what made tie
Skee SO disaccomodated like and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12
A RULING IS MADE ON
STAMP TAXES ON STOCK

J. A Carvel, income tax specialist.
has received a ruling from the inter
nal revenue departu ent that the tax
imposed upon the original issue Of
stock applies when the stock is sub
scribed for and the subscription is
accepted regardless Of the time Of
delivery Of the certificate. The d.
rection by the subscriber to deliver
such stock TO other persons Involves
the transfer OF the right to receive
stock and is subject to stamp tax,
the ruling says
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12
UPHOLDS VALIDITY OF OIL
LAND LEASES IN NEW MEXICO

Santa Fe. N II, April 12.-Judge
san Bratton. OF the fifth district,
sitting in the first district court IN
the case Of Neal VS.. Barker. in q de-
cision Saturday upheld validity Of
the oil and gas leases made by the
state land commissioner on state
lands.
IN substance the decision upholds
the state land commissioner and the
position he has taken hitherto with
respect 70 oil and gas leases issued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12

7precipltous. and what made him run
away.
Wen. that's a good joke on himl7
laughed uncle WigEily. He thought
the apple pin cushions. stuffed with
sawdust, were real fruitl Wen. he
spoiled one, but III hop back and get
another"
Alice an apple pin cushion and Lulu
one also. and the lady mouse teacher
was very glad to see Mr.. Longears at
school
This teaches Us that we should
never mistake a postage stamp for
a letter. And II the potato masher
doesn't chase the oil can around the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12
OIL MEN To BID
ON STATE LAND

Roswell, n. NJ, April 12.-On men
from all sections Of the country are
nocking to this city TO attend the
state land sale which viii be held
Wednesday. The National Explora-
ton company, Texas Oil company and
a number OF midcontinent oil COM
panies are here TO bid for the state
land which is to be placed on sale.
The Burton-Spencer OIL company is
now unloading machinery and equip
ment at Elkins for its deep test 30
miles northeast Of this city. This well
is to be drilled In what IS known as
the White Lake pasture and actual
drilling operations win start on May
l. The contract calls for drilling to a
depth Of 1000 feet unless oil or gas
IN paying quantities is found at a
lesser depth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12

Dublin. Texas April 12.-Fourteen
company's well on the Smith tract is
in. making 100 barrels on the pump
This vel ros-sher with the Keith well
Of the Texas Royalty and Production
company opens un a new producing
field in this territory. Leasing is
active and prices are soaring sllyward
rapidly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12

nervous any more and is asleep as
soon as he goes to bed. In fact, he
Is perfectly wen in every way.
After seeing what Tanlac did for
him ] began taking Il myself as
have been suffering from stomach
trouble. headaches and dizziness for
FIVE years Since taking this grand
medicine I am now happy to say that
troubles
'Tanlac has been one OF the great
est blessings that ever came into our
home and I expect 70 praise Il as
long Is I live"
Tanlac is sold in FL Paso by Kelly
and Pollard.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12
DOCTORs LOSE LICENSES
TO PRESCRIBE WHISKY

Austin. Texas. April 12.-Permits
OF eight doctors TO prescribe whisky
under the provisions OF the Dean pro-
hibition law have been suspended for
the remainder OF the current year by
controller IL L Wiginton on the
ground that these doctors have
abused their permits In filling such
prescriptions. Five OF these doctors
are from Galveston. two from Beau
mont and one at Bryan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12
PLAN TO START TEST WELL
ON W. F.. CUSHING RANG

Big SprinE. Texas, April 1.-Two
representatives OF the H H. Tend rs
d Co, Of Boston. Mass. have arrived
here TO complete arrangements for
starting the test well on the ". F.
Gushing ranch. 20 miles southeast OF
Big Spring Paul Thompson. geolo-
gist who has recently made a survey
Of the land for Tenders & Co. has
been instructed 20 remain here until
the arrival Of these representative
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12
SLAYER OF WIFE DIES
OF SELF INFLICTED WOUNDS

Denver, Colo. April 12.-Silas J.
wilkins, IS, died yesterday Of
wounds self Inflicted Friday. after
wilkins had shot and killed his wife,
following a quarrel over his salary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12

block and make it bunk into the
lamp chimney Pn tell you next time
about uncle Wiggily and Jlmmie's
jinEles-( Copyright, 1920. BY Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12
Why Measles May
Be Dangerous

Thsi No. Of series Of advsrtsesns, prepared BY com
pent physician, explaining how certain diseases which
the ar passagess1ch IS Pneumonia, Influenza Whoopng
Cough, Measles long Continued Cod-often leave
thee organs infared congsted state afording
favorable foothod for invading germs And how Vcs Vapo-
Rub may Be Of value II this conditon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12

Garden Tools for that home gar
den e Paso Seed Co. 523 E. san
Antonio SL-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-22
BELLAIRE NEWS
Auto Parade Tomorrow.

store. has been sentenced - the pen for
NH irdrt"vm.uN;e term. lie pleaded
guilty.
Auto Parade Tomorrow.
y big AUTOMOBILES Darad" Will he
STAGED h"r" Saturday morning under
Il" auspices Of the Womau's GIVE club.
The event Will be IN connection with
;hv "tl"Sn-Up" campaign 70 be conduct
rG IN Hr,lGir" next week
At GAINESVILLE.
yclvate first class Donald Walker, &C
thc army recruiting office os this city.
viii 60 10 BarUrSville to-day on a sp"-
csai army recruiting mission. He VIII
remain IN tn" western part Of the rUuu-
~ until Saturday,
Commercial Contest.
Announcement IS made that CONNER
riai department students OF Bcl!airc.
Martins Ferry and StcuhcUvil." msh
schools soon viii participate IN ,nl-
test N typewr;ting and shorthand Tie
contest viii be 10 develop speed and
accuracy.
Get New Plant,
1t is announced that the tinted
Of the New Matamorus Cn-operatt,"
Creamery Company and y will b" nIvr-
atcd IN line with the other plants Of
III" firm. The consideration Was not
learned.
1nter-Church Meeting.
;ions was n,ld at the Ars, Prc<5yj =
an church asst night. E"v. :. H. Rob-
:nSnn. OF Wheeling. delivered an t1',r-
c>t.nG talk III til" !nr"rrS, ct tn" Inter
Local Man Licensed.
g :. !,''a'i" Of this v.'y taS ""'"
licensed by IN" -. r'alr>,s.'r Hi,~Hl -
tory as 4 minister. liz r"rt ,Nanr.-
attons and passed su.rrSsfu.., 81 tho
annual meeting Of ~" Presh'',ry h'li
nj Ea-u"svill". lie hats hr.u - me- IL
her OF III" Fr>i Nrcshyt"r.aa ,lur.h OF
this city. lie will worh among the
foreigners. Of tho rr".hEt'ry
Back women's Civic Club.
The Child Conservation l.al'I. e
this Crty has joIusd la ~" hu,,'"'' "F
potatoes a. the eNiS,snE high TrI'".
Members Of IN" club. VIII" present
three ScCv" Of Beliair" homes !rN' IT,
tcrmincd 20 erase "spuds from IT,"
daily mcnU Until prices hccou'" Norma,
Child Mysterously Shot.
Julia Saho'Sky. a SlN year old f":' gN
chlld Of Johnsons Mead t"wuSh'r. SIS
confined I" IN" family homo With ~
bullet wounds IN her stomach tn"
lily home By her mother. VIII" heard 'wo
bullets discharged. From whence 'hc'
were fired, has not boon d"r'r'r Hru.
The chjld'S condition IS serious. h"Hu-
" shcrirts har" been !uN"~,igatuE ~.
case.
Gets Hearing Today.
\ Foreigner arrested ~ Johnson <
Mead township by CouS'Oh," Sh""h"rd
ard Deputy Sherifts Sl"r" ard Eari"W
will oc given u hearing today an SqUlr'
Nasou's court He is charged with
having a sin in his possession. L -
SAID il IS the second time he has boz
arrested for tn" sam" uh"nSr S.u'.
national prohibition beam" effective.
FIX Minimum For Pastors.
The s.. Clairsv.ii" Preshytery has IN
81 the minimum salary ro' pastors -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-22
SHADYSIDE

Many Shadysidc mon who had expect
cd 10 have hearings for naturalization
papers this week were interested IN the
decision Of Judge Lynch that such hear
'iuEs might not be held within n month
&C any election. For that reason the
officers Will not 50 - st. Clairsvtlie
until the last week IN May.
Mrs. 4. T. Workman. Of Ncfl. IS
spending tho week at the homo OF her
son. MI Harry Workman. IN AvOndale
Seniors Of the Shadystd~ high school
viii present this evening in the. audi
forum the comedy. The New Cold"
Tho young propl" have worked hard IN
preparations Of the play and II will Ne
we'll presented Tickets are on sale ut
the Dawson Pharmacy.
I""rl" q the town have hecn hinder.
cd In the cleanup campaign by IT," rain
hut many hnd done much work last
week and there will be time yet 10 get
the town IN good condition before
Mr.. l.. ). NaIlr't and Mr. Chester
Ward went yesterday 10 Car'ina. where
they Will do SON" roofing work. They
expect to BE- gone until Saturday.
Irv. Dr. Z. VI. Price and Mr.. John 4.
Futn"y We're AZ RHrnNsytll? Monday al
;"rnuun and Tuesday ~ attend the
meeting If III" St Cia!rSvll'c Pr"sby-
tory
Workman Troth"rs. painters, hav"
tn" contract Tnr Ncd"CrratIng tn" inter-
10Y " ~" SnadyS!d" Banks business
rooms. Exterior wood &c IN" entire
hu.'ling wilI also 10 roraint"d.
r"opln who dosir" TO qualify 10 re-
turns mal" for personal property TAXA
ton may DO 50 without Charg" before
Mr. M''ton Ault. the assessor for
Nall ia ut IN" ShIdy-idr Aut" Com
pt-v.s gara"" each afternoon from
20 = c','.Ck
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T"ydl, who had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-22

the churches Of the Preshyt"ry ~ ST.
500 per year and parsonage. |, Is SAID
many Of IN" ministers are receiving less
than thar amount AZ the present unr".
Women Cannot Vote.
Belmont county election BOARD '.crN
last night from secretary OF stat"
smith, stating that women IN ONO ar"
not - partiCjpat" in next TUESDAY
pres dental urinary.
Petitions have been filed asking i''
4. referendum on the woman suffrage
hll rna"j"d by tho stat" Legislature
giving tn" women III" right to vote,
Meeting Tonight.
Member IF lily" Mary r" k0de!'~
division or the " {. +. L. viii meet to-
nigh, Vt the home If Mrs. sidney SrH-
hrigh, un North jefferson street. \
program will h' rendered
Has fractured Thigh.
jack E"wIos. VII known R"im"@'
pital with e fractured 'h'4A. He re-
coiy"d IN" injury wr'l" AZ h's work IN
seuairs Briefs.
Mis- E.l-l ii,fi1n entertained W,'h
i u'c'"r& DINNER las, n,Gh' At her hon"
v, Hamilton street. h"nur'"E Mis-
liazrl Mrarua. VIII" leaves MonGay i,r
GAINESVILLE. 80 max" her homo.
\ daughter has been horn :" Mr.. AMI
Mr.. william row. Of Tw~n'y-t ,,,~t
street Mr. Crow WIS 'u"m"r:y Mss
Irrn" Cool
III Rnd~wrc te ~ CINCINNATI. whcre
h. Us alt"rdjTc No rr',', meeting ~ r.
, Royal Ar,AaUu H* !".'Sal" c' ~"
, l"ca' loddgc. II" - aurornprn.'d "N his
Mrs. Rcr, Hopkins. - Noble stree.
will entertain members of Tho =.
.rIrIrsy,i}" Thursday Ar"ruo"m club
tn. a","ru"ou e: h"r home.
Mrs.. Gr""c, DtrI''h VIII "ut"ristH
e, Z. '.rv - be-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-22

this that during the wntertme shut up within
doors eating much and too little vegetables one
heaps which not burned and the cnkes
remain to poison the syea coggng of the circulation
inactive liver and kidneys Time to put your house IN order
For an nyigoratng which will clarity the blood put new life
in the sparkle the and wholesome skin nothing does
made from Blood and Stone root Oregon
crane Wild Cherry bark which has been sold for the past
fifty wears Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discovery BY reason
Of feeding the blood when the blood the nerves
feel the and neuralgia other disappear because
such pain is the cry of starved for food
Petersburg Golden Medical Discovery has been my family
on the
market and home all the ready for Doctor Pierce
find when
have also taken the avore
trItbfy recommend IS LIT ilerce 0Iue
n. Hamilton 9l6 Hinton 81
prk Val Pes medicine for IT has done
could no DC
months and would not give me Anything
Golden Medical discovery ana
II my life ans u'Ms Emily Rl.0s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-22

few days have returned to Warwood.
". Va.
Ernest Kandlc who attends Bethany
College. viii arrive saturday 10 spend a
:cw days with mis- parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. l.. Kcud!e.
Friends Of Rev W. r. Eskew. pastor
Of tn" VI. f.. church, of this city. will
regret 10 learn that he Is quite III at
his HON" here.
Miss sylvia Malone delightfully."- en-
tcrtaincd the Willing Workers class OF
the Christian church. Monday evening.
Music and other social diversions were
engaged ri and ~ lat" hour delicious
refreshments were served.
Mrs. LcSS." Padcn Davis and daugh-
tcrs. the Misses Anna and Della, Of
Wheeling, nave opened a millinery
store N the Spencer building on Main
street.
}. f. HiEgInbotham has purchased
the Timothy Putnam property on First
avenue and VIII mOv" his family here
from Beech Bottom. IN a few days.
Cecil CuEart, we'll known local boy.
who has been III military service in
Texas for several months. has been dis
charged from the army. and is expected
hon" within the next few days.
William FarKrry has returned from
n coUpi" of days visit with relatives in
MoundSriilc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-22
COUNCIL PASSES
ORDINANCE FOR
Bic PAVING job

A special meeting Of city council was
hold las; night ~ the city building an"
acton WIS 'ak"n On the repav!0g pro-
Eyau planned - b.. carried gu; this sum
la,r The ordinances determining 10
pYu."nd with the Improvement was up
fer consideration 90 The officials. The
wrr" l"~-.H A. was an uraiNancc pro-
v.j'r@ for ,ha .Ssu" 90 $4,000.
Q Tn SO. ...l SESSION WAS called by
Ma. Pc .'v.t r'S.u.
A. soon a. ~. determining ordinance
j. effective rr.p"rt, 'wn"rS hav" Ger
raIu uu..1,l 81 DAYS =" make complaint
r,-trslir. me- Improvement. with the
lapse uF th,r rrr'rd The service director
"a, aIy"r;a~" Enr bids.
p,Gn'N ur, expressed BY some OF tho
rtr....fI~ a~ 20 whr.Nrr the r,ty will bs
su.- go have any paving dome during the
sf'ut'..~ h.. w. - m" lat"n"SS n got
ting -" necessary legislation through
practice Held Up
Prac, - II the candidates FOR tho
high SCHOOL tr7ck '"an has been held
ua th, r1$' few evenings due 70 tho
muddy rrndjtluu e the 10th stree,
park. m" EymnaS:umS HAY" been
Tickets on Sale
Tickets ara NV OIL SAL for tho nu-
steal Hvrnt. The Nautical Knot" 20 b"
gwen by the high school glee clubs a.
. tho Gravel I'm auditorium Friday even
lnr. Many - II" tickets are being sold
q
Renders verdict
Coroner John K. Wyatt 81 South R@'-
la,r.. was a. the Webb coal mine yes
tcrdav wherN he invest gated the death
uC Joe Mo>kola aged % years. killed IN
81 fall ur roof coal The official rem
Grrrd q yrrd!,' ~ accidental death.
Legion Post Met
A meeting Of E"lla.r" lOSt. American
Legion was h-ll last ,.ght a. tn" Am
= CIRCUS club rooms IN The Nicholson
building Action was taken on the con
p stitutiou and by laws - The FoS, and
other matters given attention.
, Major wade Here.
Major J. r Wade. Of columbus, N
70 large e the Columbus recruiting dis
t~.ct. was n Bela;rH yesterday. making
an inspection OF tho army -"cru.ttnr
crCicc here" lie suurd everything in
good condition ard IS well pleased with
the work be!ng done al the local sta
ton.
TWO to PeRIssnttary.
Joe Wallace. Ut this ".;y. found guilty
Of sodony in common pleas court. will
60 20 the Ohio p"r.te2'.ary t,c an IN
ie:FrmiUat" sentence
Arthur Haywood. who pleaded gu:itT
to yoLJ.ng the Fair Supply Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-22
Wealthy Widow Would
Wed Again ~ .s.t

Vow That my stomach trouble has all
disappeared sine" tnkIug a course OF
Mayr'S Mond, rful Remedy would even
consider getting married again. I can
not t,il YOU how terribly | suffered be-
for" iakIuE this great remedy" 1t Is
simple. harmless preparation that re-
ton which causes practically all stom
a'h. liver and intestinal ailments. In
moves tn" catarrhal muCus from the
intestinal tract and allays the infiamma-
Guiding appendicitis. one cose Will con-
vince or money refunded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-22
|. O. O. F. ANNIVERSARY
Wheeling Lodges Will Have Ssrvtesa
Sunday Morning at The Third
Presbyterian Church

Monday. April Is. being the l01st an
niyrrsary If the founding of The In
dependent Order of odd Fellows, the
three Wheeling lodges Of that order
Will hayr anniversary services at the
Third Presbyterian church. South
Wheeling. Sunday morning. Hugh Al
len. Of Wheeling Lodge 80. 2. Is chair
man OF point anniversary committee
representing Wheeling Lodge No. Q.
concord Lodge No. 70. and Excelsior
Lodge. 40. 40
The odd Fellows will meet at the I.
O. .. F. hall. Chnp!ine and Twelfth
streets. At 10 o'clock Sunday morning
and march TO the church IN the South
Sil". Automobiles will carry veteran
odd Fellows. Summers band will lead
the procession.
The Rev. Or. James =. Lcyenberger,
pastor oC the Third Hr' sbyterIan church
VIII deliver the anniversary sermon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-22
Ladies' Aid Musicale.

MnaiCnla
Tho u,u,hn,- ~ IL" ladies' AID s..
,rCiv It T-.m:y Lutheran church e.
This ..t'y W,E mold "a ug.:,ai,. % H.,
Su,In, ,i,.,r room, .ur thc church 800
iIirEwood his r,rn,n. at : u',,uch Al
az ,l,. nlrr.n rr, aud rr,r.l. of the y....
.',i, wv. L,,,. sry,.,I fn rn..
.,..r,t md r,fr,yNr,,n., yy.l he served
n, l,r lrd..., ~ tn" close Of .hc rv,u-
iny \ SILVER offering WIKI hr i3k,n So
dctrav ,h. expenses
Tn, ruu,rI SERVICES ~ Vrrni.o Nav
e.. 1, ,..., ,.rI s.,,rt,r , NJ mai
H.. ,:.nrr. I,,rr ,,,.'T v.r, t,ad =,
o., i,y. r. III Ia r,rI from, ,I,.
c,r4y Irr,. IL. -,n.. -. on the Barton
l;,.. .r.fn,, - ms ,,i.~r,,.,,, .. .
...l ., ,,.,.,r,,, rf Pc. il, (. Rove,
,.as;nr Of 80. I1reir,. Nl,'Nu!.~; ,r.r..Ir
.rhc ,ptcrmrnt Viii n.. mad. Il, l.luwu,d
Euohra Postpoued
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ven. rn nsy, hem ri,..u hy he nrr,b,r-
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ill.,. NI,..pn,o- an rrefr y,..ir, Tins eye
uirs ",'luw.ny the lodE, meeting. has
h..,.n :r>;run..,i 10 some fu'urr date.
Demonstration OF Truck
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Of has community we're ri 'nr streets
YESTERDAY r,,uiuS, 70 wi'n.-s lI. first
rub.lr DEMONSTRATION of ,lu- now Sod
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T.,ra;,.,. ~ III" ,uo,l,r,. v.r, will
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he'd ,y,,l, arr.,ratrS and nr,I,rcJ for
i,ras fnI'n,y,,Lr IN. irsr.,IafA,, If the
now alarm, system.
social Affair Friday.
-. ,u.r,IGcrs II M. VI NJ Club. "a su-
ain, .-t..,I,iZar,,r, .r Inc. Woinr,I's Rene.
~ AeGucit',uu at the Macrahccs. Will
bond :pI APRON and cake social IN The
Srhlffcr hail in Klrkwood Friday and
saturday evenings Dancing viii h,,
Z. Sp,ritI feature Of the evening. and
Tho even, il ,.Nru..l ted To- b. Il vrrHt Suc-
.,r.y
Ieus Company Leased Building,
~. nrIrr Autn I.us ,,utInnT has
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hu,ld',y On Lincoln nynurir IN Tins CIV.
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,...Ir, and they rTuu.s, ,o use th,,.
,r,,r.rry r,,r a ware, room. and SHINING
IN, ..r ,,,.r ,r,.,,,.r
u of A Entertainment
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the, p,r.E,r,% # lm..rr'a viii Give =,