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Evening star., 1921-10-16
ALEXANDRIA,

ALEXANDRIA. Va. October Ia
Gov. Westmoreland Davis will be
here Thursday afternoon to partici-
pate in the ODD Fellows. parade.
Iemplification of the first, second and
third degrees Of the order on a class
of 300 candidates in the opera house
that night: Gov. Davis in the parade
which lodge Wilbur c. Hall. chief of
| the governors staff. 10 noble grand.
Col. Hall will accompany the gov
ernor.
Col. Woodruff. commanding officer
at Camp A. A. Humphreys, as a COM
Of Odd Fellows at that camp. through
e. H. Allen. Accotink. has rendered
the use of the post band to take part
in the parade. This band will head
Accotink Lodge, No. Is.
gathering Of the Odd Fellows Of
northern Virginia here Thursday for
the purpose of comforting the first,
second and third degrees of the order
on 800 candidates from various places
nent state officials Of the Odd Fellows
will be here for the exercises.
| William Bing. colored, twenty-four
years old, was arrested today on sus-
picion of being the negro who fired
three shots at Policeman James Tai
Ihe was the man who fired the shots.
Bing, however, the police say, admit
ted that he entered q house near by.
He says he was looking for a girl
in the house. Another man did the
shooting, he says.
| Arrangements have been made by
Martha Washington Chapter. No ~.
Eastern Star, for q celebration on
next Tuesday night In observance OF
its tenth birthday. On this occasion
worthy matron Of the order in Vir-
ginia, will pay an official visit. A
musical program will be given and
refreshments will be served.
from this city who will attend the
dedication Of st. Anthony's Church
at Baileys Crossroads at $50 o'clock
tomorrow morning will leave In buses
from the corner Of Duke and Royal
streets at $3.50 o'clock. The dedica-
Rt Rev. D. J. o'Conell, bishop Of the
diocese Of Richmond:
Isaac L. Greiner. forty-eight years
old. died last night at his residence,
los North WashinEton rs street s.,,s .e,I nc Il
er. The deceased was g native OF
Glassboro. N. J.. and had lived in this
city for the past eighteen years: The
funeral will take place at o'clock
and burial viii be in Bethel cemetery
/ Judge 8. G. Brent, in the circuit
court for this city, has entered q
decree certifying that tho vote cas-,
In tho election held here October
for the council manager form OF city
government was l.47s for tho new
form and s24 against the measure
Next June Alexandria will eleot five
councilmen. and they will assume
Office September !, doing away with
the present form Of city government
Mrs, William N. Mes OF Is Walnut
! street, RoDemont, 10 one of th<
delegates chosen from virginia al
] representative Of Goucher College a.
i tho national aiumnao Of former stu.
dents, to be held in Baltimore.
Rally day services will be helt
tomorrow in the N, q. Church 6outl
at II o'clock, Tho Sunday school vii
| assemble at 1880 am Rev. DR.. H. T
| Hammill, presiding elder. will preact
in that church at O'Clock tomorrow
night.
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what bills are up before the house.
the speakers on the days program.
ETC., % that the woman visitor can
make the most of her time in Wash
tipping viii be allowed in the hotel.
The entire stsn has been engaged
with q definite raise OF wages every
sig months for an extendsG HSrioa.
Not only will the establishment
serve as q homelike stopping place
for the feminine visiting public, but
1t is also expected to use the hotel a.
q training laboratory for home eco-
nomics graduates who can take . six
months intensive practical training
mentx.
The structure itself 10 ssvsn stories
high. OF white stone and cream
cofored brick. It contains nearly 400
rooms, rates for which are By no
means excessive. Hestaurant service
will be q Ia carte. The furnishings
substantial character throughout.
The lounge. 100 by 40 feet, contains
early English furniture. and old Eng
1ish linens and crstonnss. The bed
rooms throughout have painted furhi.
ture and printed linens or glased
chints. The architect WAS Duncan
Gambler Of New York. It's manager
10 Miss Mary Augusta Lindsey.
Evening star., 1921-10-16
NO TIPS, NO RULES,
NO MEN IN HOTEL
Grace Dodge Hostelry, Ex'
elusIveIy for Women, to
Open Wednesday.

IAN exclusive hotel with abso-
lutely no rules or restrictions" Is the
phrase used by ofiicials Of the na-
tional board Of the Young womsn's
Christian Association in describing
the Grace Dodge Hotel. North Cap.
itol and e streets northwest, which
IL to open Wednesday and which will
be the first model hotel exclusively
for women in Washington.
The new hostelry has been built and
will be opened under the manage
ment Of the housing committee Of the
national board. Mrs. John d. Rocke-
Teller. jr.. chairman. 1t will offer
service; IL to be
stated exclusively by women, and Is
said to possess many unusual fea-
lures arranged for the comfort and
convenience of its guests.
Its situation near the Union sta
tion plaza is a part Of the plan OF
the national association to make 1t OF
the greatest possible benefit to the
professional or business woman. or
even woman of leisure. who Is called
to the National Capital on legisla-
tive activities.
Special suites for mothers travel
ing with young children will be a
feature. These will be outfitted with
cribs, heaters for babies bottles and
other necessary nursery accessories.
A booth for legislative Information.
as well as sightseeing, including
Evening star., 1921-10-16
FAv0RS BILLS TO AID
ARMAMENT CONFERENCE
Washington Board Of Trade Wants
CSC, 900 for Police Protection
During Parleys.

Confederation Of two bills to be in
troduced In Congress at an early
Date, one providing for IN apprupri-
stiun OF lse.eee for police protection
during the conference on the limita-
tion Of armaments and the other au-
thorising the Secretary of War to
grant permits to the oitinens commit
tee to use any reservation or public
space for receptions attending the
conference. was given yesterday at .
meeting Of the committee on legisla-
tion Of the Washington Board OF
Trade. Il. c. BrandenburH, chairman
Of the committee presided.
The bill regarding the citiEenso COM
mlttee also gives authority to run
overhead WiEss for the purpose of
illumination at such periods during
the conference as may be determined
by the general committee and also
gives to the secretaries Of the War
and Navy authority to lend to the
citixsns' committee OF the District Of
Columbia such hags and ensigns as
may be necessary. dependent upon
the nature Of the ceremony.
The committee voted in favor of
the $4,000 appropriation for the rea-
son that 1t 10 uncertain as to the
length Of time required for the con-
ference,
Evening star., 1921-10-16
ROCKVILLE Church
CENTURY YOLD0CT.21
Special Dispatch to The Star.


Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Nd. October 15.-on
Friday. October 21, the Baptist Church
at Rockville will be 100 years old, and
the pastor. congregation and commu-
nifty are to commemorate its founding.
The celebration win begin tomorrow
night with an address by Rev. James 3.
Clayton Of Washington. and win con-
tinue throughout the week. Especial
attention 10 being given to the music
and church decorations, while the La
dies Ad Society Of the church . VIII I'll
Tuesday evening.
The only living former pastors Of the
church-Revs. w. 3. o. Thomas Thomas
H. Campbell and Oscar W. Henderson,
viii attend the celebration and partici-
pate in the exercises. as will many for
mer members Of the church from widely
scattered places.
Pastor IL Historian.
The pastor. Rev. p. Rowland Wag-
ner. is the historian. and he has coll
lected many interesting incidents to
relate on historical night. An old
record book, with the first minutes
splendidly preserved. Is the main
source Of Information, and . study of
this book is understood to impress the
reader with the spirit Of these early
pioneers.
This record reveals the fact the
Rockville church was organized by
fifteen persons, who withdrew from
the church at Old Seneca, this county.
because Of the antagonism Of the pas
tor Of the Seneca church.
The Rockville church prospered
from the beginning. and there seems
| "a hnAH q n
members. Slaves were admitted to
the church fellowship. as indicated
by records Of this kind: "On the nine
|teenth Of January. 1928. Chloe. wom-
an Of colour and a servant, presented
% letter from the First Baptist Church
same time received into the church
by the right hand Of fellowship" and
ION Lords day. the eleventh Of Janu-
ary, 1924. Tobias and Henry, both
oolored servants, were baptized by
immersion"
Aided other Churches.
Through the instrumentality Of the
Rockville church Baptist churches
at Cedar Grove, Germantown. Travi-
lah, Poolesville, GAINESVILLE, Lower
Seneca, Mount Zion and Derwood,
while many Of its members have gone
forth into other fields Of service:
4u0 pIS0OHS CuVAC OuSi0lAb W0o
dedicated Sunday. October Ii. 1905,
and In situated ii the northwest cor
ner of Washington aud Jefferson
streets, Il 10 Of gothic architecture
and built Of brick and stone. It is q
decided ornament to the tewn Of
| Rockville, To the loft Of the pulpit
is erected a slab in memory OF Rev.
Joseph H. Jenes, nrst pastor Of the
church, and to the following nrst
membersi William Clingan, William
sedgwick, DIR; William Brewer. VIII
liam Chiswsfl, willy James. Pru-
dence Jones, Sarah Leach. Joseph II.
Jones, Mary Braddock, Mary R.
Brewer, Sarah Chiswell, Martha James,
Jesse Leach, Abraham Stallings and
earah stsllinEs: The pastors who
have served The church have been;
Revs. Joseph n. Jones, 2. I. KreGal,
Thomas Jonss, eampef R. white, II.
p. Hatcher, W. 8. q. Thomas, James
| r. Wright, L. r. M1bourne. Thomas
| H. Campbell, Oscar ". Henderson, A.
| Z. Howard and the inoumbent, r.
] Rowland Wagner
Evening star., 1921-10-16
FIRST Y. II. @. A. CONCERT.

Concerts are to be held every Mon.
day night 1t O'Clock In the lobby Of
the 7. NJ. c. A.. It 10 announced. Tho
first Of the series viii BE- held to.
morrow night. under tho direction of
Secretary Myers Of the social de-
partmsnt.
The public 10 invited to attend these
free concerts. It was stated. Those
who will take part in the program
tomorrow night are: Miss Helen Nash,
pianist: Mrs. Fannie Shreve Heart
sill, soprano: L. N. Gavitt. accom-
panist: Miss Margaret Evans. reader; !;
Helen Hurley and kiddies. in a nov
city act.
Evening star., 1921-10-16
W0MAN'S PROGRESS TO
BE theme At Meeting
Discussion BY Prominent Speaker
at Knickerbooker ThSataf
Tomorrow.

Many Interesting subjects reiasins
70 womeh's progress will oe discussed
ct the meeting Of the womaa's Ma
tionaa Foundation TO be held ak the
Knickerbocker Theater bseinping ID
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
There will be many prominent
speakers. including Miss Alice Robert
son, mGpber Of Congress from Okla
homa; Representative William 81
pie 0re3es. Niss Ceott B. Nortonl
commtt1ity centef department; Mrel
G. C. Calhoun. president of the WON
ans National Foundation; Mrs Lydia
8. Draper and Mrs. Marie Moore For1
rest. s,
All women Of the city are invited I'd
attend the meeting. which, II 10 said
will be a prelude to tho national or1
gani1ation day Of tho foundation,
which IL to be held throughout tho
c1hntry November Is next.
Those in charge Of the meeting to !
1ooffow are Mrs. Ernest c. walkerI
chairman; Mrs. Charles B. Howryl
Mrs. Lydia 8. Draper. Mrs. Oscar I'm
derwood and Mrs. Sidney Ballou.
During Mrs Calhoun's talk lantern
slides OF scenes on the foundation
grounds will be shown. She will dis 2
cuss tbs work accomplished BY the
organization since IL was founded last
April. and also Will tell OF its aims
and plans for the future.
Evening star., 1921-10-16
SHARE TO DIVORCED WIFE.

BY the terms Of the will of George H.
Chandlee, patent attorney. who died
October II. one-half of his estate not
otherwise disposed of is left to his di-
vorced wife. Laura G. Chandlee. His
widow, Grace Fulton Chandlee, is given
his cash in bank, other personal prop
srty and one-fourth of the estate not
otherwise devised.
Evening star., 1921-10-16
BOARD TO STUDY HE1IUM,

Director H, Foster Balm Of the
bureau Of mines has appointed . board
Of engineers, consisting Of u; II:
HobeFts, DE. q. q. Welmaa and Prof
W. L. b, Bsaufres to study the produe-
ton of helium in Texass '.'U"
Evening star., 1921-10-16

Only three women have been Dor
trayed on the United States postage
stamps-Martha Washington, Queen
Isabella Of Spain, and Pocahontas
who saved the life of Capt. John
Smith. .~-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
OWEN IS flATEO
BY THE MISSIONARIES
His Stand on the feyote Rean
Opens Dear To Indians To
BECOME inebrfates Is
Claim

MusAohee Ocf 1' reseiuiiop
severely sonaemalne Scnalor A
oeon fof hss opposition g lhe hla
shich ~eald haNe prohl,airi tbr ass
% the peyege rcan ia Indian geft
moulsls ~as adolsea hers iodss e
the national conference ~ - tnte
determination Nlsslen to,ifN eb.et
met 10 consider ths esisns.on -
missionary work ameuE tho Indian
The law % prohlhu ihe usske -
tho psstoe afae haa already passeA
the house and seemed a. have clear
ssHins Ia the senate when Senator
owen spo . assinst q and uoe tsded
ln gsltlng Il shelvpd
The conference here vhe represent
all f'ro,sssAnt ehar'hes Nhlsh are
do.rs m.sslonsf, eofk among he
Indians. ssk that the posn.sioas efs
icets oi The peynte dng fcuntefsesrd
an ehrlsilanlslnr efforts among tae
tribes Nhhh used ID
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You Can't Brush Or
Wash Out Dandruff

The oni1 safe WAY 10 Fot ri ~
daudruf 4 81 dissolve IL then so
DESTROY i entimlN To du lhln -.
about fonr ounces OF ordinary ilqa It
aryou apply i AZ nirht when -
tlrlnr use enough io mnlaten fhf
scalp end rub Il ia gently with iha
finger tips
no IA tonight and By morning.
most II aoi ali ng yaur dsninH Nl'i
b. gone. aui three or four more ass
plieailonr sill completed, dissolve
aud cnt.res deatrny eVrf' single lns
and trsce 81 Il no matter how mH,a
dRndrff you may ha,"
You viii find too. that aii itehiuA
and dixe as 81 the scalp Vlll eteu g
once and your hair VIII y" fi0fly
lusiruus. GLOSSY silkN nd soft az
look AMI foei j hundred times belief
You can rct lauld avyun ~ ans
drup store Il ta lheNneneNe and
never fails 90 do the work
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PERSONALS OF
:. SOCIETY -.

Mics Marie McDovci of Oklahoma
city j. tae guest of Miss Myrl Hen
drlchs
* x y
Mr. aud M Robert Endio 4, an
nounrc the birth - 4 son. MONDAY.
O,iober = his aamc' VIII be
Robert. Ir
y = y
Mrs J s Shcarcr. Airs = "
Trapncll and Mrs Cox have retufne
fron Oklahoma Cty where they a.
tended school of instruction FOR r
O s chapter
zH "
Ms Carl Fllson 10 chsparonlng
the dozens Of little tots who are IA
"springtlme~ and Mrs sam smiln
also has n older group
y a n
Mrs Roy Crabbc Is 30 AZ her bom !
~igh tonsllitiS
" a
Mrs A T. Jones uill arfisp To.
night from Arkansas City 60 visit hes
parents Mr.. and Mrs Amos EWinr
= y =
Nrs Harry Pulse and Mrs DaY.
Betoh usil give silver shower -
night in the home Of the latter foF
Mhs Rels billings whose wedding !;
near event
p r ~
Watch the Leader for SATURDAY !
surpiIse It's all about something
YOU need 10 hBov
~
Mrs Jack Eliot and son have re-
inrnel from Memphis renn<
y y y
Domestic Science club VIII be en-
tertained 10 the home OF Mrs J 4
Douglass ioporrow afternoon ~.'A
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and ARRANGEMENTS are being mace
Tor newspaper ad,ertising
All members OF the cast anu
chorascs. a. veil a. those of the
committee. afe highly enthusiastic
in their desire 80 make the sEoN a
succcss. 10th financially and arsis-
ucalis. and no efforts are he n
spared in this regari
Ax -
oklahons CITY Ladies pay coN
Mrs " n Bcsseu entertained
lev ladies from Oklahoma Cils tn
morning Al the Coantry Cluh ~iih q
morning of golf followed by lunch.
con and bridge The guests ~err
Mrs & A sehnicnle. Mrs & noafe'
man. Mis- 4 = Leach. Mrs Goes
rea aad Hrs Ensle AZ q olsao1'
city
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~ Az II\A\tI I!O\ltO
HEAD TO IOtIt sINIt

WASHINGTON ou - Eaesne MNer
Jf managing director 90 the war
finance corporation left Wednesday
for Chicago 10 begin a western tour
explaining to livestock groWefe aui
iarmrrs the ENLARGED poecrs of the
corporation for financing these !
dualrles
Mr N,ors ialll visit Illinois ohie.
Nebrasla. Oklahoma aud probably
North add south Dakota and Wynn
inr lie viii take up 1ith ropfesen
tatlses of the corporation the matter
Of glslng nidcr Information % farm
ors and growers of the aenlstAne~
which the government Is 10 q pos
tion 10 affor them IN adtaDelns
loans on their products
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Prone sss
socIAl CALENDAR

THURSDAY
wom4nlcss Mcdd.ns Christian
church
Silver Shower-iietsh Home
At Home-Niss Marion weltou
Acorn c.ub-Mrs Chester Damon
III Ilnx cuib-Postponed
openorky club-Nrs- Mary Caea-s.
Clover Leaf eluo-Mrs. G. c. Harris
Alrrizn club Luncheon Mrs. j y
Dolph
Tsu ri su cub Miss iuclle
pooley
Builders Class Social Hrs A L.
Heiden.
Altar Society
West W c. 7 U.-MrE " II
Gross
rarm womsns club. Division /.
Hzllcue'en Party-Mrs F.eemsn
Domestic Science Club -ars J. L.
Douglass
Z. o. s chspter-Masouic Temple.
saturday
L. G. Hsliore'eu Party
Phi Delta Gamma clab--Nrs Henry
George.
Halloween DsDee-A o e. "
Hall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27

had occasion % take u again A. ! have
been 50 we'll. ! have = SIX room Hat
and DO all my work. My two sisters
are taking the COMPOUND upon my rec
ommendation and you may publish my
letter. II is the gospel truth and ! viii
write 70 any one who wants personal
letter. Mrs. r. ~ IitYDocK, 6szt
81. Lawrence Avenue, Chicago iillno.s.
Because Lydia +. Pinkharsa 2 vege-
table Compound saved Mls. Haydoek
from an operation We cannot claim thar
All operations may be avoided by II,
but many women have escaped oper-
AZ, ,ns by the timely use Of this old fash
iyrsd root and herb medicine. . -.
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fuR sAI.E-osc pagers ., the LsAi-
sr offies.
A TEXAS WONDER

For Kidney and bladder tfoubls
Frasel veak AMI lame back. rhsams-
tlsH and irregularities OF The kidnes
and bladder Regulates bladder trou-
olas IN children. n not sold by drug
gssts mail ii% Small bottle often
cure Send for sworn testimonials
Or =. " IIaIi. ss.s Olive street. 81.
Louis. Mo.
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U- RULER AND WIFE HELD
ON ENGLISH DATTlESH|P

Paris Oet 81 The alilrd cnnns'l
., ambassadors today decided tina.
fprmef Fmperr Charles " Nusirsa
Hun sfs aud hmrrees Tita sha'
he Halted immediately ON ~ tis1
battle oalser ln the nauuhs pcndnF
another mectns ~ thr colnull ueA,
saiuriaF. ehen finA a., siou -
earding thea disposition Is % 81
made
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nNd fHuf no. Nff p ~
none of them did ~
any good They .
said ] would have =
have an operation
A druggist wife
told ~. 10 take LYDIA
r. Pinkham' : vege
table Compound and
4 took ~ bottles.
never missing . ds,as'
and a. the endof that
time | was perfectly
we'll have never
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27

It ~ proposed IN Washington 10
merge the War and navy Depart
uents nto single department Of
Sat onal Defense
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27

jn al the wafs " the u0rld. xaEcI
between 1870 and lsis. tho total
death boss - estimated st iftis.0o1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27

The are de Trioufphe. in Paris "a
the isrgest trhlmpllal srct IN the
worii
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OF LOCAL MOMENT

Tho Fiks viii dance al the f0..
rest Monday evening
Iass-t+sst
nls Cook. former Guihrian " hcr'
from ~ Faycttc Indiana
~
Grand Secretary Bruce returned
ths morning from attending mr
Odd Fellows meeting at theootah
yesterday
-~--sfa-1---a--- -----as~--~--~ n
W n Shoemaker of NeAleHinr and
~. u Hunter of PRYOR. wcra Nltofs
~ the Odd rcllows headquarters 70
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27

Great Britain has 1875 di,ablsa
nurses Of the World War.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27

Itoaalie" u the n.cAnan~ given By
the French soldier 90 hls bayonet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27

Nls~es lois Pulse and Grace Jauws
save a shower last nieht Ia The hons
Of the former when "a array of
beautiful lingerie wss presented Miss
Billings BY the guests The even
ing Was spent IN making hot pan
holders Dainty refreshments acre
served 70 Miss Leona langhenuing.
Miss Mabel Ropp. Miss Della Has
sel Mlss sadie James. Miss Mar
lory Myers Miss Fiors Seofcfn Mrs
Inward RSucc Mrs tiydc Pulls, =.
Mr.. Davis Isctseh. Mrs Harry Pulse.
Niss Mlnnie Billings and Mother
kennedy
S<elai sno nissionsry
Societies ef Presbyterian
nsve corbsneo Me~trc
ociobcrs meeting u the Women
Home and Foreign Missionary So
,lctos OF the rresbytc ian church
Was held In conjunction with a
Fpeclal meeting ~ the social circle
At the caurch. at which al Joined in
preparation for tho Christmas bazaar
to be held bs the latter
An Inspiring devotional service
conducted BY Mrs Parker and tho
monthly business meeting followed
The Chairman Of the committee. ap-
pointed 20 purchase a Christmas gif'
for u. victoria Ncsrshar medical
missionary 20 India. reported suit.
able gift already on It's Nay TO the
eonfecrstcd Womau.
The barrel Of clothius and suppl e.
which has been in sourse % urc.
pAration curing the past mon'h.'~ss
reported shipped 10 the Alice Lee
Eliot school At Valiant Oklahoma
Further plans we're made for the as.
soelate members department OF the
society and the pro sram for the da'
vas Jed By Mrs. Armantrout follow
ed. Alaska, al phases OF its climate
geography. religion and activity o.
It's twenty one Presbyterian mission
aries uas dealt 18th ~ differcn
mclntcrs The program closed alt'
summary hy Mrs. ArrnAntfout o
the Missionary work IN the most 70
icrsst.ng possessions of the United
States.
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Mrs Dihbins. chairman ~ The pup
icl,y committee for 'sprinEtlme
and her associates arc busy avcf-
tising the production. Piacards snc
Autographs are placed abou, the city
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MRS. HAYDOCK
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
Followed Advice Of Her
Druggists Wife and Took
Lydia z. Pinkham''
Vegetable Compouni

Chicago. IL Il WIS 10 bca ritn
female Ii uolc and Inflammation -
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~. n. c. Club enssrssir.o

Mrs Jack Csyior entertained the
N NJ. q club aud Nrs n T swear
sngen a. her DO nc yesterday which
Nas decorated with cut flowers ana
Halloween suggestlons-bl -black cat.
and witches Foilopinv an afternoon
o. lsnfy work tie hostess served q
two course lBnca In tao weeks
Mrs ". r Saddsrth vii entorta n
the club