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dren. and took this occasion to an
nounce the fact that Serbia had con-
ferred one If her highest honors. the
order of mercy. on Mrs. Walsh and on
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty for their
splendid work. Senator Calder thanke d
Mrs. Walsh in behalf of this country
for what she had done for the people
of America, as we'll as those Of the
stricken countries of Europe.
The guests included the minist er
and Nine. Grouitch. the minister of
Switzerland and Nine. Peter, Senator
and Mrs. William NJ. Calder. Senator
and Mrs. Key PittInan. Senator ana
Mrs. Robert l.. Owen. Representative
and Mrs Ira G. Coplev. Surgeon Gen
eral and Mrs. Merritte w. Ireland.
Gov. and Mrs. Joseph W. Folk. Mr..
ami Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Gen. and
Mrs. Charles r. Drake. Col and Mrs.
Matthew A. De Laney. Judge and
Mrs. William Bailey Lamar. Capt.
and Mrs. Robert Henderson. Col. and
Mrs. Francis T. A. Junkin. Judge and
Mrs. c. c. McChord. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
p Shearer. Mrs. Charles BoughtOn
Wood Mrs. Joseph Hampson Miss
Rooney. Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips, Mrs.
Dougherty. Mrs. Georgia Lee Parker,
Miss Sonia Shearer Miss Julia Junkin
Ravenel. Mrs. David Porter. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. &. Parker. Miss Mary +. Nor
gan. Capt. Paul Hudson. capt. John
NJ luther. Capt. Riggs. L. S. n: Maj.
Reginald l.. Foster. Maj. Charles
Patterson. Col. Enochs. Mr. william
Phelps Emo. Col. William T.. Horton.
Mr.. Lawson Trcadwell. Col. Mervyn
c. Buckley. Mr.. Durham Rogers. Maj
Robert g. Paxton and Commander
!.ansrloWn.
Mrs William j. Boardman has gone
to LenoX. where she is the guest of
her daughter. Mrs Winthrop Murray
Crane.
Former Senator and Mrs. Elihu Root
are staying for a tim" at the New
Willard.
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson Of In
dianapolis was the guest for whom
Mrs NJ. J. Colbert entertained in
formally at luncheon yesterday. Mrs
Jameson is the sister Of Booth Tarking-
ton and is herself a clever writer.
Mrs James p Woods. wife of Repre-
sentative Woods of Virginia. entertained
informally at luncheon today at the
Shoreham in honor Of Mrs. Walter G.
Cros!ey, the guest of Mrs. Horace Mac
farland This afternoon Mrs Crosley
and Mrs Macfarland will be guests of
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Secretary and Mrs. Hughes
Hosts TO NenezueIans.

Hosts to VenezueInns.
The Secretary of State and Mrs
Hughes entertained at a dinner last
night in compliment to the minister
of foreign relations of Venezuela and
Mrs. Gil Borges and the immediate
members of the suite accompanying
him to this country on special mis-
sion.
A sunken garden filled with guam
titles of American beauty roses and
ferns formed the center of the large
square table at which the guests were
seated. There We're toasts from both
the Secretary of State and his guest
of honor. and the Marine Band Or
chestra played the national hymn of
both countries and gave well ar
ranged program during the dinner
The guests included the ambassa-
dor of Chile and Nine. Mathieu the
ambas ssador of Argentina and Nine.
lie Breton. the am mbassador of Peru
and Sonora de Pezet. the minister of
Cuba. Dr. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes:
the minister of Ecuador and Sonora
de EliZalde, the minister of Colombia
and Nine. trueta. the minister of
Uruguay and Nine Varela. the min
ister of Costa Rica and Sonora de
and Sonora de Banchi, tbs minist,.r
of the Dominican Republic and
Sonora Joubert, the minister Of Mica
ragua- DIR. Don Alexandra Cesar: the
minister OF Haiti and Nine. Blanchet.
the Secretary Of the Interior and
Mrs. Albert Fall, Representative
Stephen 6. Porter. the undersecre-
fary of state and Mrs. Henry +.
Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Christian. the charge daffaires of
Honduras and Sonora de DiaZ. the
charge d'affaires of Panama and Miss
Lefevre. Mr.. and Mrs. Felipe Francai,
DIR. and Mrs. Jose S. Rodriguez Mr.. and
Mrs. Manuel Sanchez. Mr.. and Mrs
Humberto Marquez-Iragorri. the assist
ant secretary of state. Mr.. Dearing;
the third assistant secretary of state
and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mr. and
Mrs. Sumner Wells. the director
of the American Union, DR. Leo
5. Rowe; Col. and Mrs. William {. .
IS ely, the director of the consular
service and Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr Mr.
and Mrs. Francesca Yanes, Mr. John
Barrett. DIR. Hector d. Castro and Mr.
Luis Churion.
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SOCIETY

Easford is president of the Roy Nc
Kinley Basford Unit of the American
Women's Legion: Miss Margaret Scott.
secretary; Mrs. Helen Hall. treasurer.
and Mrs. c. Viola in charge of press.
Mrs. James w. Wadsworth. jr.. presi-
dent of the National American Wom
ems Legion. and Mrs. Benjamin Soule
GantZ, president of the Southern Unit
of that organization. are helping TO
make the ball a success.
Gen. PcrshinE and his STAFF and Gen.
John A. Iejeune. comma ndant of the
Marine Corps. will be the guests of
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Elwin Tribbey, vice chairman, floor
committee; Mr.. Frank Morrison, Capt.
Douglas Gordon. Lieut.. Clifford Hines.
u. 5. N; Lieut.. ]. Henry Dougherty,
L. s. A: Mr. Clinton Tribbey. COM
mander E. b. Bratton. L. S. n: Com
mander Edward Banks Gibson,
I. S. N. Lieut.. Benjamin SouIe
Gantz. U. S. N; Mr. Carol Nc
Guire. DR. Frank Little. Mr. Walter
Kidney. Mr.. Bob Caine. Mr.. Kari
Champion. Mr.. John Bohbington MIR.
Charles krey. MIR Irwin Mohekheil
and MIR. Jack Ward. Miss Irene U.
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Give Luncheon in Honor Of
DIR. and Mmc. Gil BOrges.

DIR. Manuel Segundo Sanchez, direc-
tor of the national library Of Vene-
Zuela and member of the special
mission now visiting here, with Mime.
Sanchez, entertained at luncheon
today at the New Willard in honor
of Dr. Esteban Gil Borges minister
of foreign relations and head of the
Venezuelan mission, and Nine. Gil
Borges.
The guests included Senior DR.. Don
Santos A. Dominica. min lister of Vene-
zuela; Miss Dominica, Miss Aramburu
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NJ Walsh HOnOred
by Dancing Class.

Mrs. Thomas r.. Walsh was the
guest of honor at dinner dance
girrn last evening at the Chevy Chase
Club by the members of the dancing
class which has been meeting at her
residence on Massachusetts avenu,
throughout the winter.
The table was adorned with quanti-
ties of pink snapdragons and blue
lupins with tiny dancing dolls dressed
in vari-colored tulie scattered among
the flowers. 4 delightful feature nI
the dinner were the speeches made bv
DR.. Grouitch. minister of the Serbs.
croats and Slovenes. and by Senator
William NJ. Calder. DR.. Grouitch spoke
IN behalf Of the countries he repre-
sents IN Washington and the other
foreign countries which Mrs. Walsh
has aided through her gifts of thou
sands of garments to women and chill
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President and Mrs. Harding Will Receive
Daughters of 1912 At
White House Today

DR.. Felipe Francia, member of the
special mission. and Nine. Francia:
DIR. Francisco J. YaneS. assistant di
rector general of the Pan-American
Union. and member of the mission.
and Nine. Yanes: DR.. Jose Santiago
Rodri igueZ. dean of the School of Po-
litical Sciences of the University of
Caracas and member of the mission,
and Nine. Rodriguez: DR.. l.. S. Rowe.
director general of the Pam American
Union: Col. William Kelly. jr.. mill
tary aid to DR.. Gil Borges. Mrs. Kelly
and Miss Kelly
Rev. John Il. Creeden, president of
Georgetown University: Rev. W. Cole
man Nevils. dean of the School of
Arts and Sciences of Georgetown Uni
versity: Rev. Edmund A. Walsh. re-
gent of the School of Foreign Service
of Georgetown University Mr. Stew
art johnson. former charge d'affaireS
Of the United States in Venezuela. and
Mrs. Johnson: Dr. and Mrs. James G.
Mckay. Mr.. Alberto Marques Iragorri.
son of the provisional president of
sorri; DR.. Constantine T.. Mcclure as
sistant secretary general of the Inter-
American high commission: DIR. Gull
lermo A. Sherrell juristic expert of
the lnter-American high commission
and professor at Georgetown Uniyer-
sity; Senior Don Luis Churian. secre-
tary of the legation of Venezuela;
Senor Don Alberto Adriani. secretary
of the Venezuelan mission: Mr.. James
ONelll of the School of Foreign Serv-
ice OF Georgetown University and
representative of the Bolivar Club of
the same university.
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" He. President and Mrs. Hard
ing will receive the Daugh-
ters of 1912 at the White
! House at O'Clock this aft
! ernoon.
| The Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
will leave Washington tomorrow
night for Pittsburgh. where num-
! ber of engagements await them. and
! they will return to Washington
| Thursday night
This evening the Vice President and
! Mrs. Coolidge are guests of honor at
! the banquet given by the Daughters
of 1912. Last night they We're enter
! tained at dinner by the Misses Patten
The ambassador of France and Nine
JuSSerand entertained distinguished
company at luncheon today in honor
of Prince Albert I of Monaco. The
other guests We're the minister of
Denmark. Mr.. Brun; Princess BibeSco
wife of the minister of l;unanla; the
minister of Sweden and Mime. Wallen-
berg. former United States minister
to France and Mrs. William G. Sharp.
Prof. and Mrs. Henry Fairfield Os-
borne of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
bert II. GrOsvenor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Delano Robbins. Mrs. Henry
G. Corbin. Mrs. Charles S. BrOmwell.
-hiSS dtitH MI. Jonn nay
mond. Mr.. John Il. Henderson. Com
mander Bouree. officer in waiting to
Prince Albert. and DIR. Louvet. who
Is also a member of his suite. Prince
de Bearn. counselor of the embassy,
and Capt. Rigal naval attache.
Ambassador and Lady
Geddes Return to ID. &.
The ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady GeddeS returned Yesterday
from New York. where they spent the
week end. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore
of Richmond, Va, will arrive in Wash
ington tomorrow to attend the dim
ner to be given tomorrow evening at
the embassy and will be the guests
while here of the ambassador and
Lady Geddes.
The ambassador of Italy Signor
Rlcci, has returned after a stay of
two weeks or more in New England.
and the secretary of the embassy, Sig
nor Eittorio Falorsi: and the special
attache, Signor Guido Buggelli, who
accompanied the ambassador. returned
with him.
The minister Of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter will be the guests of
honor at dinner this evening of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Ira G. Copley.
Princess Lubomirska, wife of the
minister of Poland. entertained a
small company informally at luncheon
today.
The minister will return from New
York today. and tomorrow will go to
Pittsburgh for few days. returning
to Washington the end of the week.
Princess LubOmirska will accompany
him TO Pittsburgh. where they will be
guests of Mrs. Henry r. Rea.
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c. 4. X. National BOnrd
Entertained mt Ten.

Mrs. Robinson F. Downey entertain
ed at tea at the New Willard yes
terday afternoon in honor of the ma
tlonal board of the Children of the
American revolution. There were
about twenty guests. and the tea
table was charming in it's decoration
of spring flowers
Maj. John F.. Daye. l.. S. A.. who
has been with the American army of
occupation in Germany. returned on
the New Amsterdam Saturday. and is
at the Hotel Astor for a few days
before coming to Washington
Mr. Bernard Baruch of New York.
who is at the Shoreham for short
period. entertained there at dinner
last evening. having among his
guests Mrs. George Vanderbilt and
her daughter Miss Vanderbilt.
The National Press Club No. 90 a
the American Legion, will give a re-
ception, with dancing. this evening in
honor of the officers and board of
governors of the National Press Club
at the Marine barracks. at O'Clock
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The Theta Chapter of the Theta
Sigma will hold its annual founders
day banquet this evening at the Had
lev Hotel The committee. consisting
of Miss Margaret Mcdonald. Mrs
Alice Bradford, Mrs. Helen Richmond
and Miss Elsie Mcclure. has planned
A very interesting program. The
toastmistress will he Mrs. Helen
Richmond
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honor. and Mai. Earle Jenkins. o. s.
c. C. aid to the commandant. will
make the presentations.
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Prof. and Mrs. F.. Osborne
Guests of British Attache,


Guests of British Attache.
Prof. and Mrs. Fairfield Osborne of
New York arrived in Washington yes
terday to be the guests of the secre-
tary of the British embassy and Mrs
X Leslie Craigie. who will entertain A
small company at dinner tomorrow
evening.
MI and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
VIII entertain at dinner this evening.
When their guests will include the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes
Mrs. Geisser CeIesia di Veglia SEQ.
wife of the secretary of the Italian
embassy. has returned to Washington.
United States Consul John Arthur
fay and Mrs. Ray, who recently re-
turned to America on the S. S. IIbon
from l>orenza Marquis. Por.ugues,.
East Africa. are in Washington, after
having spent several weeks as the
guests of Consul Rays father. DR.. AL
fred A. Ray, of Whitewright. Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray were the REGIMENTS
OF many hospitalities and social func-
uchs during their visit in Texas They
are now stopping at the Hadleigh
apartments, on 18th street
the assistant naval attache of the
BRUSH embassy, Lieut.. Commander
- n. NJ. King. and Mrs. King are Civ
ing up their home in Chevy Chase on
April 20. on which date they will
leave Washington for the Pacific
coast. where they will remain for
about six weeks
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The minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter will be the guests of
honor at dinner this evening of Rep
reSentative and Mrs Ira G. Copley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Warren DelanO Rob
bins entertained company of eight
cen at dinner last evening.
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Georgette Waists
Values to S5.98

Many beautiful styles, in
lace-trimmed, beaded and
embroidered effects; white,
flesh and colors.
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Former Senator and Mrs Elihu Root
are staying for a tim" at the New
Willard
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4 IN baSSadOr and Lady
GeddeS Return to ID. &.

The ambassador of Italy. SignOr
Ricci. has returned after a stay of
two weeks or more in New England
and the secretary of the embassy, Sig
nor NittOrio Falorsi. and the special
attache, Signor Guido Buggell. who
accompanied the amba ssador. returned
with him
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Mrs Ovid Butler Jameson of In
djanapolis was the guest for Whor
Mrs. NJ. J. Colbert entertained in
formally at luncheon yesterday. Mrs
Jameson is the sister Of Booth Tarkins
ton and is herself a clever writer
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HE. President and Mrs Hard
ing will receive the Daugh-
ters of 1912 at the White
House at 4 O'Clock this aft
Evening star., 1921-04-26
Handmade Waists

Values Are
S3.9s and S.9S, at.
Excellent quality Batiste.
with lace-trimmed collars
and cuffs: hand drawnwork,
in tailored and dressy mod
els.
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TWO KINDS or WOMEN

We know woman, who when she
needs TO purchase necessary things
for the home or the family. puts on
her shopping costume. dabs bit OF
powder on her nose and sallies forth.
She shops here and there and chases
up enc street and down another hunt
ing and hunting When she gets
home she is i-a<z-z-y and i-a-d-e-d. She
is all mussed up mentally and physi-
caIly
We knew another who has learned
the art Of reading the advertisements
before she starts out She finds out
what she wants and where To get it.
Then she gees straight down town
ami right to the store that has it.
In this way she saves time. money
and effort and comes home fresh as a
daisy and ready to get friend husband
a COED dinner instead of cold snack
and het ~bawling cut Which one
are You Winter Haven Chief
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WEAK, NERVOUS,
ALL RUNDOWN
Missouri Lady Suffered Until She
Tried Cardui.-Says Result
Was Surprising. Got Along
Fine, Became Normal
and Healthy.

Springfield Mo.-"My back was so
weak I could hardly stand up, and I
would have bearingdown pains and
was not well at any time, says Mrs
D. v. Williams, wife of a weIl-known
farmer on Route s., this place. II
kept getting headaches and having TO
go TO bed, continues Mrs. Williams
describing the troubles from which
she obtained relief through the use OF
CaTaui. AIy husband, having heard
&c Cardui, proposed getting it fer me.
= saw after taking some Cardui
s.. that was improving. The result
was surprising. 7 feIr Ike different
person.
Later r suffered from weakness
and weak back, and felt all rundown
I did ret rest well at night, I was go
nervous and cross. NY husband said
he would get me some Cardui. which
he cid Il strengthened me ST. NY
Doctor said get along fine. + was in
good healthy condition. cannot
say too much for It
Thousands Of women have suffered
as HRS Williams describes, until they
found relief from the use Of Cardui.
Since Il has helped SO many. you
should not hesitate TO try Cariui 4
troubled with E0manIy ailments.
Fer sale everywhere. E.S3
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dence that he is leading dogs life
StonewaH (Oklap News.
Man wants but little here below
The poet sang with fire;
There's one thing that we surely know,
That poet was some liar.
One more thing this country needs
is fewer fashion magazines and more
cook books.-Edinburg TEX Review
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WITS AND FUNNIFS

MS money for 4 tire-P;ar.a 80,
Leader. 'salo, !
Chip Of the Old Block
20 you believe il here.s;tv No., i.
certainly 40. WY far insTsaa.
z my sixmonths Cd son aIwa7s -.
Eng g get his tees IN MS non-5 ! s
T ISN'T because Of bis dai,s eons+,ne
struggle e make Both ends meet9r
Irresistible
aaH0alad--Sk ay DO your clothes eosf
such q lot more this year than thai
ala last2 aren't things cheaper
Wfe-es, dear that's Just Il.
There are 50 many bargains
Romantic Old Maia-Teu me- b.ra
you picked up any bottles On tbe
heach2
Boatman- Very often, Miss.
Romantic Old Maid and have y,,r
found anything in Them
Boatman Never a blessed aran
Miss.
Smart Eoys
Once Boy tanxious to 60 to bali
game May have the afternoon off
sir? NV grand,
Employer-Oh, yes I've heard that
before. Your grandmother died last
week.
Office Boy Yes sir, but-my grand
fathers getting married again this
afternoon.
Keep Pus1ing
Here. boy said the wealthy mo-
torist. T want some gasoline, and
get move on! You VIII never do
anything in this world unless you
push. Push is essential When |
was young pushed, and that was
what got me where I am We'll,
guv'nor,' said the boy, Z reckon
you'll have to push again, cause We
amt got a drop of gas in tie place.
One chap is told Of via always car
ries a whisk broom with lin. to brush
his clothes OF when he gets up after
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taking a drink Of h0och. E1faula
eCkla1 Journal.
Very Complicated
Re 9cautiousIg Would you say
Les T ! asked ECU to marry me2''
sila estiII more cautiously Mould
you ask me to marry ron II / said ]
would say, Yes If ron asked me ID
marry your
Her Reasoning
men are liars. said the pret
81 ana burst into tears. But, NY
aaar said her friend. yoa mustn't be
ssle1 cgnfc There are exceptions.
On very likely said the pretty girl.
.71t all the really nice men are liars
Mura-From MUMMY
1unnthe Egyptian had many se
eFets thar are lest 10 the modern
verdi
Bum Yes. look how hey made
tneir yemen dry up and stay that
way fer centuries
SYMPATHETIC Jimmy
Inr1y-I'd Like to be a doctor when
i grow M.
Tommy What for?
Jimmy Sos when fellows mothers
brought en- to me I could SAL keep
en- home from school a week or two
Just Commencing?
The great war is cve- Ter everybody
in America except the follows VINO got
married to avoid the draft
Hardly!
The fellow who said talk was cheap
evidently never spoke to his wife over
the long distance telephone
Superiority
rs that cement any good? asked a
prospective purchaser of peddIer
ANY good? was the reply. why
you could mend the break Of day with
that cement
The Origin
FIJI Wonder when the game Of
poker originated?r
Tut Tut: In the time Of Noah.
He aehed the deck with pairs.
Gentle Flint
He e trust I am net firing you
with ny presence
she tsweelE Why presents -
American Legion.
sele i've to 4 ripe old age; others
taxi back to their wives.
Disarmament viii decrease warships
but increase friendship
Many are invited to weddings be-
cause their presents are needed.
Pensacola Journal
The Lover
You know. love laughs at lock-
smiths
Thereby proving that love Isn'tslch
i serious matter after all Wayside
Tales.
It's best to throw the mantle OF
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charity over the mistakes Of your
neighbor. You may need circus tent
to cover your own Lena eIIl1 star
Should Fiez
# body meet toGdy.
And d bcdy's dry,
Should teddy treat body
Comm through the rye2
Wayside Tales.
Too siow
4 negro lad had been brought into
a Virginia police court for the fifth
time charged with stealing chickens.
The magistrate determined to appeal
to the bag's father
See here. said his honor. this
bey cf yours has been IN this court
SO many times charged with chicken
stealing that I'm quite tired CT seeing
him here
4 don't blame you. ledge. said the
parent, an rs tired Of seem him here
as you is. z
Then why dent you teach him how
to act2 Show him the right way and
he won't be coming here
Il has showed him de right wa,
said the father, but he jest don't
seem to have no talent Cor learning
how. jedge: he always gets caught !"
Tawyer and Banher
The man who growIs every day
shows each day by indisputabIe evi-
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/>frf
! telsphone'
an broke.
., ! neuti.pises. but unlike
women.
~ use i
.'sss uss me g break dates with
girls
al nd their wives over me,
I. rises eaH their husbands down
over me.
.sr 90 anywhere
..net;snes the company comes
.ua takes ne out,
I, sspsrds whether you pay your
bill. Or not.
= NOT bee, but,
sIsn buzz IN your ear
~ mile / do not wear jeweIry
e tie belle Of the town,
alen get rings
ussIl,er do things or not.
(, ii people nail me to the well,
81 music, but the only music I
\
ever hear
4 csin music.
F = I'll the popular airs and
~ most popular one is Hot ART
Jacksonville Observer.
~ Family Inheritance
Hou many children have you, my
nd woman asked the stranger.
ms siven I have. SORT was the
rr|r Four by the third wolfe of
= sseond husband and three By the
.ona wolfe Of my first
cusl! Cruel
i Is becoming fashionable for old
usa % take young wives, most of the
u,IIIniIlionaires Of the country being
Wien they say a woman is de-
dlei blonde we always wonder when
Il decided
I every man has his price, every
Wnan has her figure. Mount Nor
Is M Index.
Zen are not necessarily big guns
Hi because they are big bores.
Chicago Daily News.
there IS really very little economic
Mssenee between the man and We
FL d today a woman spends her
n1asy for attire and man spends
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RAxrrR rRa.rER co

We nave prepared to do your haul
ing either light &c heavy. II you want
to move you viii make no mistake by
calling on Us. All work guaranteed
Charges reasonable. Phones 169 and
LII BAXTER TRANSFER co.
- I6-4t
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Is z 90
DIED

IN New YORK City alone from kid
ney trouble last year. Dent allow
yourself &c become a victim by
neglecting Pairs and aches Guard
against this trouble by taxing
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Office Furniture for sale. See D S.
" 5odrow room s., Merchants Block
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e66 cures ssaiarial Fever 5-1s-2ot