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In places: an woke up to hear a
couple o guys talkin' In the next room.
Furst ! didn't care what they was say
In. an then | begun TO take an inter
est Seems one Of 'em was a lawyer
from Kansas City, or Omaha; an the
other gazabo was a rich guy from
down East. who was huntin' a niece
who had disappeared out In this coun-
try-the name WAS Churchill
~Is your name Churchnlr
-Minel Not In q thousand years
That was all lie. Well. as near as
] could get hold Of she story. this yere
girgs mother was nursin' il Richmood
durtn' the war. an fen In love with .
Ynnk an married him. She never
know'd she was no heiress. an difnt
dare 90 home cause shed married q
Ysnk- Her people didn't get on 10 Il
for . long while, an then. reckon.
they didn't get the story straight
Maybe they didn't Try very hard
anyhow she'd dropped plum outer
sight. Later they found out somehow
rhat she'd married a regular army on
Ger. named Cariyn. an gone West with
him. dunno Just what delayed 'em
after that. but afore they got these
eoIks located the woman died, ieavin'
3 little girl. an her husband-he was
. colonel by that time-put her into .
Cnthoaic school. Meanwhile. the colo
ri got on to some extent. an began
30 make Inquiries down East but be-
tore be accomplished much. he got
Mlxed mp one night In street light
oown In sheridan. an would have
been killed II II hadn't been for SER
oeant he had With him named Cal
kina He got him hone alive. but be
eroaked later. That LEFT the Nd alone
af school. but these foIks didn't know
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= knox sh. fidn't-
Lord Tn sure glad o. that I sortes
thoashi that Vas wha; she plugged ne
for. that would be the Msx o: IL:
th-y'r. h-i on that SORT o. thing. Ike
her. she's good scout Why ain'i
she herer Where ts she noxr
She has gone for . doctor: wen;
toTn into the Hole TO get . horse TO
ID
Where is she goin-r
-Geriasche: there's al army sur
g~On there
Yes, l know w-arily. an WHERE
you go, meT
In small cave part way up the
5lur-
Sure Eagles cave Pancha took
ne up yere onct. an showed IL TO me
An you two igsged me all that waysT-
Yes
He struggled to force back the OBJ
s'ruetIon tn bis throat
We'll. what did you do that for7-
h@ asked almost sayaEely. That's
lat don't get through my nut I
sln't doue Huthln' 10 make either one
o.: yer decent ter me ! rhoughi Shelby
here was deader'n g dcornail. an ]
-scEon you know what was nimin'
Ter do with you There amt no use
bearin' about the bush. So now. what'd
yer DO u for7-
Sbelby's hand reached ou, and
touched that OF his wife
We'll. Kid. ri tell you be said
frankly. we did IT for Pancha.-
Macklin grinned grirnIy. exposing
ais teeth
Il reckoned that was bout the
ruth he said recklessly. But ri
tell yer one thing-Pancha's never
-oin' ter get back before ! slide out.
! got what's comm 10 me. sn there
Amt no doc ever roIn' ter hold me
hack from goln-thaJ's straight oil
man
I'm not so sure Kid
Well | am. Lord. man gen.
eralIy knows when he's got his dose.
reckon: an ninr gnin' ter do no
nrdy no good Ter me ter keep my lips
shut. Say lady. you let your man put
bis shoulder hack o me. an hois, me
up higher There, now maybe can
-; this thing on my chest
'You want to explain somethingr-
Sure: didn't tell you. sinr
goin' ter leave this game wide open
Yer Indian Joe TO cash IN on. You been
decent TO me- an I'll play white as
can
He spoke slow. hesitatingly, as
though his mind wandered. stopping
every moment or two for breath. Once
he eoughed sharply, an expression Of
pain on his face, but he went Erimly
on.
I'D been on considerable OF a bat
down there, an was soberin' up. You
know the Custer houseT-
Yes; the old hotel"
We'll. It aIn't no palace; you could
throw cat through them partitions
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Tou Tom SheIbyf" be laughed wildly.
Lord. no; he's dead r.
That is where you are wrong. my
boy. I'm Shelby all right. but long
ways from being dead"
"Nou. Shelbyl Didn't he get your
We'll. yes, he got me, but not quite
strong enough. failed to stay got
You lie down and be still Here, take
drink OF this"
The fellow did as he was ordered.
his hands shaking so that Shelby had
10 bold the bottle TO his lips. Even as
he drank grcedily. his eyes never de
serted the others face, until the girl.
creeping silently up behind. came also
into his range OF vision Her presence
seemed to give him sense Of reality.
Say. this Is too much for me-" he
said hnsEiiy, but lying back QUIET, ~yhe
two 81 yer here. Just what's happened
euyhow1 II was Pancha. wasn't IL,
who hauled me out o. that cabin Wei.
aaere's Panchai an what the b--l is
this place I'm INT"
Let me tell him. Tom" broke to ol-
eE, pressing forward. and IiftIug his
head into her lap. He will believe me
and he Is afraid OF you yet. You can
hear what | say. Mr.. HacldinT~
He nodded. guspins, his eyes on her
face
Then listen closely. II VIII only
take moE1ent TO explain. You were
shot"
"Yes. yes" he suffered. 81 know
she did It."
"oh, you saw. then, who fred. Il
was all a mistake. and she WIS so
sorry. The bullet was meant FOR In
dian Joe Laud, but you stepped in the
way"
"Pancha tried to kin LaudT'
Yes: II was all on account or me.
believed had the right TO some mon
ey. didn't your"
His eyes frightened. but still with,
the duh glow OF fever in them.
Sure; you got II comm. too. But
what's that got to do with Joe Laudl
He wasn't noway hooked up on this
game"
''oh. yes. he was. III explain all
that. You told something to man
named Matt Hanley once"
Me! maybe did. when we was
drunk tergether over at Gerlasche.
I'd just found out bout II then. But
he never membered-Eanley didn't
Yes, he did, and he kept watch on
you ever since: he and fellow. Sla-
fviv lsar ha .at
ley the night you brought me In here,
and they knew what was up. They
! followed. meaning to get you put out
+, of the way somehow. SO they could get
hold Of me themselves | guess they
didn't have brains enough to make 1t.
don't know exactly wha, happened,
but after Slagin got Killed
HI was that what that guy came
( to the cabin forf'
( I'VE suppose SO; at least that was
what caused Hanley to tell the story
to Indian Joe Laud. and get him to
take . hand. They tried to get the
/ Mexican. Pancha's brother. to help
them. but something brought on Il
quarrel. and Laud killed him. An In
dian boy told Pancha. and she went
T crazy over you both That was what
4 brought her to the cabin"
AN that OIL devil come there to
I get me, did her"
Yes, but FIRST he tried 10 learn all
he could; things Hanley didn't know.
20 he could make the job worth while.
Then Pancha tried to shoot him, and
/ got you"
| He struggled to speak.
Say. lift me up little more. That's
II; something seems TO fill up in my
throat. You sure she didn't hear uoth-
/ In ! snid ih~se-'bout leavin' her. sn.
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crsPT ER XIV.
The Story of a Pict

II was Mark'ln- burning with fever
IrIirIou-. -, partially conscious once
m"rr. u'ts-iuE sounds which could
hardly De- distinguished rs words. aud
struggling vainIy TO lift his body into
Hn upright position. Through the dusk
y the place he stared duly into SheI-
by tac. al first without recoE1..flo1; A.;
lhcn his syes exhibited terror and he
snd.av Or,,d 10 wrench away. covering
back against the ruck wall. ~ though
he beheld a ghost The horror he felt
.uS. volume to his voice
Good God" DE shrieked Am I
dcRdI J. this h"llT''
40 Kid" aud shelby held him flrn.
y. his tone fuIl ~ sympathy. every.
thing t. aII right LIE SIN and don't
Rprry.~
"Bui vho ID" HI are you1 Ain'i
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svissany dying: vas aissaAy bsyso1
help Any breath aighs Drsvs TO b
his last. and it vas even then TOO late
for any doctor to save him But would
Panchs return In time 20 assist themf
Would she bring sulAcaent help With
beff In spite Of ths o0ineus quiet
below he felt n faith fhat Indian Jos
wouid % easily abandon their trail-
would assuredly arouse his suspicion
hat they had not pefished In the
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CHAPTER u-SeCarthy. ralo0n-
ss~1rT ard TunCA's leading citizen. de-
eiies that the s'rl. now alone ln the
world. sao-lt marty Shelby Starts a
bunl fgr sl-.sle husbands and u. min
b'sT gg-s % confer with the sirL
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sTHoPsIs

CHATTER Tom shelby. a ranch
rfer .r o.. ne trarlleT town o. POM
booa.-s ..r good tine after e long Ey..l
% assE ~.rs and !9HsliHeas on the
rAEel. iHar-lf. b. runs into a funeral
ttSi - Had ..alElzs a retired army man
% ~tpm aiIa 10 known 4 girl suII In
ssr Teens. s..Tylyes CAikias.
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CRATER v.-Tre wedding taxes
pihcs and 'hr couple Set out for sheIby's
ranch VIM them 10 the "Kii." MACK
hn. whom shelby has hired . hslper
on the ranch on the way the girl tells
hsr husband her name 10 Olga Cariyn.
AM also tel- him something OF the Pc
eulllr rITr-rE TtaUces Of her lie.
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CHAPTER yL-LeAvinS his wife In
the house. shelby goes TO care for the
horher ILafIrElu. he Is struck from
behind by an unknown n.ssilAnt Hours
later he Tec0ysrs consciousness. to hnd
that his wife and the "Rid'' have c.s-
APPEARED He starts IN pursuit
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CHAPTER ~ -I<sytRE her. Shelby
runs IEig izro Of he rejected suItor.. and
n fE'' N0TB's them 10th. AnEercd
AZ trlE rrrsarsH ho returns 10 the girl
aet-rula-s 8. marry her. n she will have
him After his explanation she agrees
10 rEuTry h.u
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CHAP! EE III--sh. agrees 20 PIX .
hushaui tTyEu a score OF men lined W IN
hsr t.us To his Consideration. Ehe So
>eiH HE hy sao had gone AloEE merely
A. sg~.'a'gr He decline. u, honor.
intlErRni tho strI :lsrulsssa the Easern-
eiaEr Later. Bhslby EO>s back 10 Daks
A. rrpLaHat-an. 81. rpos!Vss hin good
AatUFetly.
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CHAPTER vIII-snelby lays plan,
to CO... re EE wife he s. discovered by
INDIAN J.s Taud the leader Of the
outlaw ana forced to accompany him
into ta- atruarhold. There shelby make @,
rrteuGH with Mexican E.rl. Pancha.
who is bstrathsi to MackIln and In.
teUBcly Jealous
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CHAPTER IX.-Inprls1uch By IAud
thelhy OF -f.H With Paicha'- help She
guide .''. '. A SECURE hiding place but
refurea Co. reveal TIE whereAbou Of hi,
wife
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CHAPTER vII.-.helby oyerneArs .
Conversation between two outlaws that
throws som@ Iight on his Wi'es history.
He Learns g. Is an hciress and that her
abduction has been planned. He also
Learn 'ha' she has been taken to
"Wuls.s' Hoe" a haunt Of bandits and
Dad" Indians The Whereabouts OF the
place .a IuHI0wn to shelby though its
rrputa'.rn aa resort of criminals Is
widCsTrtAt
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job cracked you good an hard. Well.
that makes the whole story. don't liz"
He shut his eyes, his head falling
back In complete exhaustion Only his
labored breathing proved that Mack
lin still lived. Olga held him motion
less In her lap. bending over and soft
y smoothing back bis hair with one
hand. Shelby left them there. creep
Ing out through the entrance onto the
rock platform without
Il had ceased showing. bat enough
had fallen 70 cover the blun with q
white mantle. obliterating the trail.
and leaving the valley below covered
The sky arched over all dull and grny.
Shelby hung out over the ledge.
watchfuily studying the view out
spread beaeafh. II was . peaceful
scene enough. with scarcely q moving
figure visible. He could hardly real
ixe that this was the haunt Of out
Lawn, where only a few hours before
be had been desperately struggling for
life. The daylight revealed no sign
Of disorder or pursuit. the only re
mindef Of Whist had occurred being
the blackened ruins Of the burned
cabin almost directly below. Yet
this vas deserted and the snow
about appeared untr6Dpled The
sight gave him hcpe Pct be felt
stranseiy depreeped And unneved.
Ths remenbrsnes q De scene Just
witnessed could not b cast OF.
He had 10 reason 10 question the
truth q fhes occaslso and Il had
tnntsuse ~ -strpaaly.s Aacklh waa
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CLUB NOT GOING
T0REFORN SCHOOL
Billy Sundayites Postpone
Trip to PruntytOwn
Because of Roads

a meeting In charge Of the Billy
Sunday club scheduled to be held
al Pruntytown at the state reform
school tomorrow afternoon has
been postponed on account OF the
illness of the leader and expected
bad road conditions.
A meeting will be held Sunday
al Warrington a, the NJ + church
In charge Of Billy Sunday Club
leaders. W. H. Barnes and John
C. Hupp at 2:3O o'clock. This
meeting is n big union meeting
and all the churches will he rep
resented.
c. {. Denham will be the lead
er tomorrow 10 so 10 the Hyland
Seuue N. F. Church and conduct
n meeting. A Billy sunday club
meeting will also be held tomor-
row evening at Evansville.
a. p. Jones will conduct n"
meeting held tomorrow afternoon
al Willow Troo above Barrack-
VILE.
The Billy sunday club is con
tinuing in its good work Of reliE-
fous nature in the county with
meetings Ield each week wherever
called.
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/ OGAL SOCIAL EVENTS

watts, second vice regent; Mrs.
Harry C. Wilson, recording secre.
tary; Mrs. Elizabeth T. N. Bog
CESS, registrar; Mrs. Homer Bell
treasurer; Mrs. F. o. Sanders,
historian; Mrs. Sam G. BIggs. par.
Humanitarian; Mrs. D. D. Geiger.
chaplain; Mrs. c. y. Anderson,
director; Mrs. Minnie Walker Gel
ger. honorary life regent; and past
regents Mrs. Minnie Walker Gel.
ger, Mrs. Iuez Healey Wilson. Mrs
Mary Myers Cowherd. Mrs. Sally
Joe Hedges Biggs, Miss Mary
Burks and Mrs. Mabel Ritter; ana
committee clGSrmen Mrs. w. H.
Weller. Mrs. Frances Davis Prich'
ard, Miss Virginia FouIk. Mrs. T.
s. scanlon, Mrs. NJ. l.. Tronton'
Mrs, Robert Armstrong, Miss Eliza
beth Stalnaker. Mrs. E. R. Gar
land, Mrs. RE. Vickets and Mrs.
J. c. Geiger. Guests were met at
the door by little Misses Irene
Force Caldwell aad Margaret Pleas
ants. An orche>era Of an Italian
harp and ivy string instruments
provided the music for the function
which Ia among the most Import
ant Of the D. A. R. conference so.
cial affairs. Huntington Herald
Dispatch.
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800 ATTEND
women IS CLUB
MEETING HERE
Seasons Activities Out
lined-Club House
Wanted

When Mrs. L. y. Yost, president
OF the Woman'g club. struck the
gavel yesterday afternoon. as a
signal that the club year would Big
gin, there we're present at the Ma
sonic Temple, where thu meeting
was held, $50 to 300 representative
women OF the community.
Ideal weather conditions ana an
attractive program had combined to
bring out a large number OF women
and the temple was crowded.
In her address which was brief
hut TO the point Mrs. YosL struck
4 POPULAR chord when she voiced
the sentiment that steps be taken
during the club year to secc'e
club house. She expressed her
love and great confidence in the
large membership TO accomplish
much during the year and touched
upon some OF the many things tho
club would have to offer its mem
hers and the public at large duriaG
the year.
Among the offerings will be an
operetta TO be put on by the music
club. play by the Literature and
Art department. the bringing 10
Fairmont by the Music department
OF A galaxy OF artists and the heGuh
program as mapped out by the
home economics department. She
also talked concerning several new
committees which would be active
this winter among them being that
on applied education of which MIS-.
James 4. Meredith is chairman,
Public Welfare Of which Mrs.
.rosenh Grimsley is chairman.
American Citizenship OF which Mrs.
p. N. Hoge is chairman. She also
smoke of the good work Of the yarl'
nns other committees during the
mast year such as the program com
n1ittee. AmeriCanizatlon, MOTION
Picture Another new committee
which was mentioned BY Mrs. Host
was that OF Legislation OF which
Miss Dnrcas Prichard is chairman.
Mrs. Joseph Roster was intro.
duced by Mr.. YOst to tell about
The observance Of Health week in
Marion county and after outlining
plans for the Woman's club part
in the program she introduced Miss
THOMAS Marion. county Health
Nurse. who talked interestingly OF
tho nIans Tor the weeks ohserv-
arce Miss Howell the Public
school Health nurse. talked con
corning the plans for the ohserv-
ancn Of Health week in the city
schools
Mrs. c. W. Waddell, chairman Of
The Music department, gave a re-
SINE of the three number concert
sarics which the department Will
rut on during the winter. telling
briefly OF the treat that Is in store
for music lovers and incidently
mentioned the great expense OF
bringing these attractions here. The
club must guarantee a very large
sum in order to get these cele-
britles here and the citizens Of the
civ should appreciate the opportu-
ni,v afforded Of hearing musical
attractions Of the calibre OF these.
Mrs Levi p Harr announced 4
change OF date for the frs; meet
ing of the Home Economics depart
ment. Of which she is chairman The
meeting will he held on Monday aft.
ernoon. October 10. instead OF the
18th. as announced in the ycai
hook
Miss Daisy Prichard in brief
talk asked for the cooperation Of
the women in the club in behalf Of
the demonstrating bill which
would place a department OF edu-
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Edwin Brooks is spending
the week end with her parents Or.
and Mrs. c. o.. Henry at their
home on FaIrmont avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Cobun went
To Pittsburgh this morning TO see
the ". v. U.-Pttt football game.
Mrs. n. Kline Of Pittsburgh ar
rived here last evening to see her
granddaughter Miss Meredith
Kline who is III at Cook hospital.
Miss Kline is slightly improved
today.
Mrs. Albert Thalman and sun
and Mrs. John Hare were recent
visitors here from Morgantown.
Mrs. George Primm Of Morgan
town is in the city having been
called here by the Illness Of her
mother, Mrs. Warder who is a
patient at Cook hospital. She is
a guest at the home Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. John Hupp at their home on
BellTiew avenue.
Miss Leoma Shriyer went TO
Grafton today where sAe is spend
ing the week end with relatives.
Miss Mary Scranage is spending
the week end at her home at
Shinnston.
Mrs. Goldle BillinEsley under
went an operation last evening al
Cook hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Simpson NOV
Ell this week from Wana to their
new home on the Speedway
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Moran mo-
tored 10 Pittsburgh today TO at
tend the football game.
Mrs. Della Moran has returned
TO her home after spending week
with Mrs w. E. Wise OF Maple
shade.
O'Neal notored today to Pitts
burgh 10 witness the W. Y. t.-Pitt
football game.
w NJ. Meriet. G. ]. Wise and
Roy Wise motored yesterday to
Pittsburgh where they witnessed
the football game today.
Mrs Florence Powell and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Powell. have re-
turned from Keota, Iowa. where
they had been the guests Of rela'
t'ves. They attended the golden
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs, L. Powell while there Mrs.
Florence Powell had a cataract
successfully removed from her eye
ii hospital IN CiRinnati. preyi
curly to sing to Iowa
T.. G oBggs and Bailey Hupp
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icaton In Warrington With the
, head a member Of the Presidents
cabinet Miss Prichard Is chair.
man Of the legislative committee.
Mrs. j. S. LeMasters, chairman
of the Membership committee, read
a long list OF candidates for mem.
bership which will be acted upon
at the next meeting.
One OF the most interesting II not
the most interesting feature Of the
afternoon was an artistic musical
program which was rendered with
Mrs. Ada Hatch Benedict as So
prano soloist. Miss Hazel Book
SaccompauisL and the Misses Laura
N. Briggs and Katherine Beltz.
hoover, pianists. Mrs. Benedict
who is one OF the city's favoTtte and
talented singers was at her best
and sang her way into the hearts
OF the club women by her splendid
and artistic rendition OF tal The
bird OF Wilderness, by Edward
Horsman, (From the poem, HThe
Gardener" by Rabindranarh.l Oh
Love, by Blelchman. Russian
song. Loves in my Heart, by
Woodman.
The singing was enthusiastically
received and heartily applauded.
She was sympathetlcaliT accom-
panied by Miss Book. TIN Misses
Briggs and Beltzhoover played
skiilfully and beautifully piano
duo. Prelude in c. sharp minor by
RaChmaninoff.
The annual Autumn tea was OBJ
served at the conclusion of the pro-
gram. the hospitality committee as
.hostesses, with Mrs. Samuel Leep.
er chairman. and Mrs. l.. D. Howard
vice chairman Of the committee. As
sisted BY the other members Of the
committee and a number Of other
club women they served most de.
licious salad lunch with coffee and
the women stayed for a social hali
hour which was most enjoyable
The club year started off with
vim. With five hundred women en-.
rolled, great things are being
planned for the year and year OF
achievement along many lines viii
result it is believed by those closest
IN touch with the club work. Mrs.
Yost enters upon her second year
as club president having enjoyed
most successful years reign as
head OF one Of the largest and most
active bodies in the city.
The next general meeting OF the
club will be held on Friday night
two weeks from yesterday at which
time the club will take part in the
Health program in conjunction with
other civic and religious hodies OF
the city
The year books handsomely ar
ranged and comprehensive affairs
were given the members at the
meeting Yesterday. Mrs. Otis G
Wilson is the chairman OF the Year
book committee and she and the
other members Of the committee
have worked diligently In order 10
have the books ready for distribu.
ton at the first general meeting Of
the club
The platform was beautifully dec.
GRATED with large baskets and
bowls OF Oahlias and other fall
flowers. The decorating was done
by the house committee nf which
Mrs. {. H. jenkins Is chairman
Flowers were contributed by Mrs.
~. II. Rownd and Clyde Polling.
"A partial list OF delegates to the
State Federation meeting ct Hunt.
ington the latter part Of OCtoher
was read
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left last night for PittsburEhStossee
the w. v. o. :Pitt football game
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Young Of Par
kersburg who were called to Man.
nington by the death of the lat
teTs sister, Mrs. George Weibel
and who were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Parrish have returned
to their home.
c, L. Greene OF the Consolida
ton coal company left yesterday
for Pittsburgh.
Dr.. stanhope NJ. Scott OF Terra
Alta and Albert Kunst OF Pruuty
town came here yesterday and in
company with Walter Corbin took
the midnight train for Pittsburgh
where they viii witness the W. V.
L Pitt football game.
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embroidered in bright colored yarn-some With VeNet
jacket-S12.5o TO $3.50.
Girls Velvet Dresses embroidered in colored yarn
--sla4yes OF crepe de chine-$s.75 to 1880
waist satin sasi-some with embroidered sleeves at
$780, $500.
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Sweet Hawaiian Girl Of
Mine.
1s7s5-WhoTl Dry Your Tears
When You Cry
William Robyn
In the Heart Of Dear Old
Italy Sterling Trio
ts7s4-meIon Time In olxIeland
Billy Murray and
American Quartet
Irish Home Sweet Home
Billy Murray and
Monroe Silver