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Bazaar and Dinner
ut Mullin Club.

D4EA4E anu DtIANI
ut MuIlin Club.
Elaborate plans are being made by
members Of the Altar Rosary 50
ciety Of the St Anthony's church for
q bazaar and a dime which Will be
held at tbs sfuliin club. Thursday
afternoon and evening. The bazaar
viii be oDened al . o'clock. and dinner
will be served from s o'clock on.
The auditorium hall of the Muliin
club Will be filled with Christmas deco
rated booths where tho work of the
members OF the society viii be placed
on sale The dinner Will be served
IN the banquet haii.
n baby's booth. where infant gar
ments and dresses and under clothing
for children even OF school age will
be found. VIII be handled by Mrs. ].
A. Leary and Mrs. w. j. Chamberiin.
The linen booth. which will be one OF
the most attractive showings OF the
day. will be taken care OF by Mrs. NJ
j. Foley and Mrs e. H. Pigeon.
Aprons OF every description will DO
sold under Mrs. ouaiey and Mrs w.
W. Stockton, and candles will be sold
by Miss Norma Stockton. There win
DO two miscellaneous booths which
Will display household articles and the
many accessories to delight house
wives Tho booths will be in charge
Of Mrs. Charles schank. Mrs. Frank
Riley and Mrs. Y. e. Dean and Mrs.
W. F. Dunn A sale OF baked things
will DO taken care OF by Mrs WI
liam Schwartzfager and Mrs. ]. w
Fisher.
Tho dinner Will be prepared by the
Mesdames ]. b. Cleary. Oscar Heis-
tand. Joe Dessert and John Heagiy'
A unmber Of girls OF the church Will
assist in serving.
The proceeds OF the bazaar and din
ner will be used to swell the funds
raised through the efforts OF the Altar
and Rosary society for church work.
Program Of Work
Is Outlined.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the mem
bers OF h Civic club. the pioneer club
OF its kind in the city. was held yes
to-day Afternoon at the Natrona county
library. Several new members were
introduced and an unusual amount OF
business was transacted before the ad-
1ournment-
The new officers. elected at the last
meeting. presided. They include Mrs.
3 B. Brooks. president; Mrs t.. A.
Dean. vice president, and Mrs. NJ. P.
Wheeler. secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. p. c. Nicolaysen. as chairman
of the park committee. gavo a short
but definite report on the subject. Be-
fore h subject was concluded IL was
moved and seconded that a committee
OF Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. John Grieve
and Mrs. Nicolaysen be appointed to
see J. NJ Carey In regard to exchang.
ing the so acres adjoining the school
section No. 10. which Is now owned
by the city. for the so acres adjoining
Garden, Creek. The idea was that the
land adjoining the creek could be
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transformed into q park with the ma
tural resources and beauties, while the
land adjoining the school section would
be as profitable TO Mr.. Carey from a
real estate standpoint This work is
being done by the club in conjunction
with efforts OF tho chamber Of com
merce.
The president then appointed Mrs.
Nlcolaysen As n committee OF one to
work with the chamber OF commerce
on h problem OF lighting and decorat-
ing the bridge crossing the Platte r5v-
err The problem will be taken up
with the city and county who viii car
ny h expense.
The question of entertaining for
teachers who will spend the Christmas
holidays away from their homes was
also presented. Definite plans were
not laid but an especial effort will be
made to assure a pleasant vacation
time for the Casper teachers.
The main topic of discussion at the
meeting was the question OF n correct
disposition OF garbage. II was found
that every roadway leading to the city
was marred IN appearance by at least
one huge dump heap consisting main
iy OF tin cans. The first move I'm
identifying the city, so 1t was pointed
out by Mrs Brooks and Mrs. NJ. p.
Wheeler. was to clear h approach TO
the city OF such blots. II It is .possi-
BILE. tswili DO arranged to provide one
dump instead Of the many
The next meeting OF the club viii be
held Tuesday. January ,.
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Regular Meeting Of
Pythlnn Sisters.

The Pythian Sisters will meet in
regular session tomorrow night. Be
sides the uuuai routine of work. there
will be initiation int IL applicants viii
be taken in.
An election OF officers for the ensu
ing year will also be in order. A social
hour will follow the work and tho
Mesdames Halves. Jameson Hall and
Cromwell will r refreshments
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Mrs. Britain
Is Honorec.
Circle Meeting
for Tomorrow.

The East circle of the Lutheran
Ladies' Aid will meet tomorrow aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Rediske,
ga North Center street.
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Informal Party
for Tonight.

Miss Vera Tnrgeman win entertain
Informally this evening at bridge. A
number OF intimate friends will be
the guests and refreshments viii be
served
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Mr.. Pep has ordered an
other Town Clock "a
Western Union Clock-to
tick a sale every minute
on the corner of the alley.
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Miss Annette Knox has accepted {
position with the Chicago & North
western railroad and will be employed
In the offices.
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Interesting n at
Missionary Meeting.

The Presbyterian Missionary society
will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:15
o'clock at tho Presbyterian church. .
Mrs. L. Z. Carter. of the Methodist
church will talk on her work among
the Armenians.
Mrs. w. b. McCarthy's committee
will have charge of tho meeting and a
full attendance of all members and
those interested in missionary work Is
desired.
First Of Luncheon
Series Today.
Mrs. Carl Gompf and Mrs. Marshall
Dayton Will preside as hostesses at
6. series of formal luncheons to be
given in honor Of the society matrons
of the city. The first luncheon was
served at 1 o'clock today at the homo
Of Mrs. Gompf. so2 South Lincoln. at
which twenty guests were present.
The table was graced with . besuti-
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Musical Recital
L. Announced.

The pupils of the School OF Music
viii give n recital December >. at the
Christian church. corner OF Lind anc
Grant streets at s o'clock All par
ents and friends ART invited.
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Mrs. McFayden
To Entertain.

The second of a series OF bridg'
iuncheons will be presided e b,
Mrs. John McFayden tomorrow after
noon. Invitations have been extend
ed to a number of society matrons.
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Chicken Dinner for
Saturday Night.

Chicken Dinner Tor
Saturday Night.
A chicken dinner win be served Sat
urday night by members of the st
Marks Guild at the luncheonette de
partment Of the Midwest pharmacy
Of the Rimbali drug stores. Serving
will start ct 5 o'clock and every on,
is invited to attend.
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Mrs. Frank Probst. accompanied by
her sister. Miss Marie Pritchett. are
expected TO arrive in the city tomor-
row evening from G~reybuil. Mrs.
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Selling anything is
ike going to School
you have to be there
when the Bell Rings.
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Speaking of Headquarters
Pops Depots Sell
1900 Magazines
every month-to the
Rich, to the Lowly,
and to the People.
So, Sell En- Kid.
while the Sellin's good.
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Mr.. Pep has another
Institution for the
People because the
People have made
it possible.
After all, the People RUE.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-16
DRESS WARM AND
KEEP DRY FEET
Tells rheumatism Sufferers TO Take
Salts and Get Rid OF l'ric Acid

rheumatism is no respector of age,
sex. color or rank. If not the most
dangerous Of human atilictiOns. it it.
one Of most painful. Those subject
to rheumatism should eat less meat.
avoid exposure and. above al, drink
lots o pure water.
rheumatism is caused by uric acid
which is generated in the bowels and
absorbed into the blood. 1t is the
function of the kidneys 10 filter this
acid from the blood and cast it out III
the urine; the pores of the skin arc
also means of freeing the bloOd Of
this impurity. In damp and chilli.
cod weather the skin pores are closed
thus forcing the kidneys to do double
work. they become Weak and sluggish
ard lail to eliminate this uric ac,d
which keeps accommodating and cncu-
] lating through the system, eventually
settling in he joints and muscles cauS-
ing stiffness. soreness ard lam called
rheumatism.
AT the first twingp Of rheuma: ism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces Of lad Salts, put a tablespoons
tal in a glass fl water ard drink he
fore breakfast each morning or Il
week This is said r. eliminate uric
acid by stimulating the kidneys to
normal action. thus Kidding The blood
# these impurities
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice. combined with lithia
and is used With excellent results by
thousands of folks who are subject to
rheumatism.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-16

- shades, large hall mirror, cot,
child's table and chair, ice chest,
burner oil stove wood range. oil
heater, . kitchen tables, kitchen uten-
sis, dishes. china, canned fruit. tub,
etc. etc.
b. II HARNLY, AuctlOneer
Phone 1856 Blue
A PENNSYLVANIA NURSE desires
employment as attendant for invalid
or aged person. SOC S. Fla Ave
Phone 1877 Black.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-16

FOR Rhode Island Red eggs
fer Matching, 81 80 for -; also
three varieties of rabbits; June
Pink tomato plants ready March
at 81 per thousand L. A Bebhett,
Route A, Box 80 j
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-16
AUCTION SALE
of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
FRIDAY. FEB. IS, AT P. NJ.
On the II 7. Brown Vacant Lots Adj
Joining Express Office, West OF
Mum Park

white enameled beds, springs and
mattresses. white enameled dresser
and washstand, mahogany writing
desk. library table mahogany pedes-
tai. mahogany rockers and chairs.
rocker and 3 chairs. fire screen. stand,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-16

from Three Oaks, Vista
bula St, black horse. one White foot
brand on right hip Fork halter and
tie chain. Reward for information
for recovery Marion Hills, phone
$40 Black.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-16

MRS. ANNA WAND will latch the
runners or dropped stitches in
silk stockings and tricolette dresses,
SOC s. Fla. Ave. Phone 1877 Black.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
Personals

LETTERS Lost, package letters. ,rubhe
band value except owner. suitable
T"wafd. =. u. Mix. care Southern stamp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
RUDOLPH AMONG PLAYERS
BRAVES WILL TAKE SOUTH
Little Master" Will ilUrI for Fred
Mitchell on Bonus Basis
This Year
tEv NseOciatod rress.

BOSTON March . Starting FOR
tn" South to-day. Manager Fred
Mitchell. of ia" Boston Nationals.
learned that M would have with him
again Richard Rudolph. the 'littl.
master on" Of tho three pitchers
who brought victory to tn. Braves
IN 1914. i:udolrh's arm failed him
Last Year and H. was given permits
sion to play anywhere. hat he dc.
cid'd Htt"r II conference. with rrcsi.
dent Grant in Now York y..stordny
nat h" would u" back with ,hc
s!raNc@ on :. bonus basis. so much FOR
IN" &anc> he pitched ,ni 50 much
NOR" roy the gam = h" wins
Leaving Boston Toy tn" clubs
Sn'tn& chmp at Galveston. Ten Man
hE"r Mitchell hal with him only Two
r.'rHh butchers. ~ Morgan. %. Mid =
"lt""r". Who w. with S3rinc Geld in
n" Eastern i."aEu" last wear. and
iJphn Quincy. 80 'r"nton. l.. J. On.
81 tn" b"Sr.aI family oG that name
the par. WIZ gather strength IN
route aud "iSht"ru hhi;crymrn Will h..
~. ~ IA" vanguard "hru 1t reaches the
Texas city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
Funeral Directors i
Special Notices

The Roosevelt! tonvacse-nt Home II open
TO guests. Cohraiescent nervous and
Tcst.cure cases. invaiid5 and elderly
people Those desiring To speak to M!ss
Williams IN regard to this homo VIII
please call boulevard &tt6. as the num-
ber In the ieiephon. directory Is an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
GLEASON OPTIMISTIC OVER
OUTLOOK AS SOX GO SOUTH
htraSn Manager Expects to RchuiId
Machine Which VIII Give
Hest Hard Fight
IN NSNO0INI'U IfrNs

CHICAGO March Part of tho
nov White son club. minus its stars
81 last season who az" involved in
tho baseball scandal. assembled here
today to start FOR its training camp
at WaNahaChi". Texas. this ,Ncniur.
"ndim- tho journ"y about br.akiaS;
tim. sunday.
Th" teams iirst exhibition game is
scheduled Tor Marrh 10
II realize. said Manager kid
Gleason. that Ne won't have tho
powerful team that wc had last tea
son. Iat tor that matter uu other
club viii. hci.cv" We viii hc wei
up ia tho remnant race"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
RED AND WHITE SOX AGREE
ON IMPORTANT TRIPLE SWAP
ilnuncr. Eos:nu \mcrirau tar;nin.
Goes {" 'hir:tEo Tor John
Inllins amh l.irhnLh.

Nv -N"SNTiIIIN T'NFSS-
BOSTON. Ni,rrh :.-Tr.inSTCr .;
liarrI lloooor captain and rack
Uti.Idcr of To" Boston Americans
to TN" thic"-" Americans. was am
noEncad hy Manager !IuCH Duffy. al
h" local team today.
la "Nrhanur V;oStou Nil! r,ca,yo
FROM Tho WHITE Soy T"hn ''rliins and
Harry . Lrrh"id. Quito idcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
|. A. G. Swimmer Lowers
His Own Record at Meet

CHICAGO. March i.-Hohcri Skol-
ton, OF the Illinois Athletic Cub.
lowered his own American amateur
record OF 3:0i - for the yard
hrcast-strokc IN tn" Central y y. T..
swimming meet Last night making
the GiSianC" in 1901 10.
Miss Syhil Bauer. ot the l. y 4.
won the y. y. L.. senior Ion yards
hack strok" swimming race Tor NO
men IN 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
WILLIAM AND MARY UNABLE
tn MEET YALE TRACK SQUAD
iarh at Adequate Facilities Iuu,,S
WILLIAMSBURG t"nrh Ia Turn
Down tIflcr,

Sl'Clii :" Ihc tImrS- i'tSDatCN.
lIAMSHtE G VA. March =
George !'a.l"y. manager "i the Val"
~. X team has written = letter 10
t"'tn Driver. expressing r":r.t 'Hat
william ana Mary college ccIli not
meet III on the s.uGcr path thu. year.
"a''iiti"s trv track here ar" nrr 80 =
Iua'" 20 meet TIA" request pg Val, 70"
= arg trh"N ana training an 80
Tor % lar!,t squad.
Nli.tn NI Mary met Vac ~
ha""hah last year. ~" EuI!dus WIN.
ming HS = I'll score"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

'Icastina Is rC2utcd to hr the great :
est SfdpDIrr of recent days. whit. his
opponent. John frcbcrE. is Il hcav.-
N'isAt OF unusual speed and abilit T.
~ ~ claimed that he Will force Pics
Una To extend himself 10 the limit
TO cop tn" event
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
FAST HIGHLAND PARK CUNT
WALLOPS CONSULTATIONS
ring TIP ~ 10 Opponents so Points
Dcrlnc. WnlicrstcIn mud
Tatum Star.

Highland Park defeated ;hc CON
Stcllaiion$ last night 10y 4 score 81
~ 4" 40. D"Ninc WAS til" iudividu.l
scoring star OF his team. Will" III
tum AM Wnli,rS;cin rang NJ ih'
most TALES for their team.
Thc lin"-up follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
u.-E,.c,-h Monte President.

ssaI0EJI.E. MA Mrr"l' j1h', -
s Z -, n WIS rr-olec,cd president OF ~,
siSInbf,e Southern Association. hns"
Sti,nfI cJu; AT n meeting hriG t"u.rht
i lrEts5 y IL y the second term for Logan
Sii,,.f y 80 norts Of the club shbr' an "v
& !, !, XII N 4 = fiosnriai condition. j'rrsid"u
w rtrsu nsae also named sccretarN anc
u ~. rffss. tho association. All Ia
kYsst crt; rctc'crt"d for a""'"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
conuEss USED CARS.

coEuE*'s USED CARS.
Al S:udshhneTs Thoroughly renewed re.
painted nov tops. new t!f.s where needed.
etc.
S,uirbake- /. Scr.c. I.=h; six.
Sindrh'nr! Is series. passenscr. s-ey!n.
s,9aeDaker. ls series, 7-rassneser. Big
Stud"bakc.. i-cyl.ndvr. PRISONER.
saxon IL Series, S-passcnHcr.
Essex, 20 Series. winter an,: summer ;on,
Overland. Mode. 80. ..... ,oo ~
Overland. Model sS....... an az
Maxwell. Is Roadster. ......... ySYn TS
Dodge TOURING. rs Series. .... ;55O az
premier i-passenger. Sire whee
equipment .................. 81 200 an
vclie. 20 Series. passenger. tour
inS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 90
Terms to responsible parties
Phone for demonstration II not conven.
lent :or you 10 call. Madison 5000.
CoBuRN MOTOR SALES.
l:iT-:2?5 W. Broad ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
EAST ENDERS RETAIN TITLE
Notes From the Sporting Word

AboJ; fft. men turned out y,st"r-
DAY IN response {" the cali OF man
nsor l.aS";cr fur track candidates at
John Marshall Coach Jones put th"
men through 4 light workout Prar-
tee viii NOS start in earnest until
Hest week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

Scorc: ninth street. ~ ilu,. -
= summary: :;ubstitut!ous Sptith fu,.
iJ,css. sullivan Tor smith p"v5u" r"l.
sutton. Goals from field -l!oii,day.
IL. Jones. .: !. p"viuc y ~ p"v.u".
- Ross. 3: Jennings. .: Srllivan !.
Goals from fou' " K"c. In s: Iiol-
laday. ! IN : crOr-iiI-Erov"
EtV. r. - Tim" ni halves -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found

SpEcTACLES-L "Wednesday evening AT
Lyric ur In the ,hcatcr district. pair Of
tortoise shell sr"ctaclcs, with gold car
'ttGh"S: Finder pleas. call boulevard
:.i2 Reward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

f'citmond tnircrSity'S chances to-:
one OF the greatest teams in the his
tory OF the school seem to ne "X-
i:rm.!! h,'.si' a; th" pr-s,:,. tine.
w III nine letter men hacS ~ soh"o'
ANA aboU: :urty new candidates
working FOR a berth. Dobson's great
cS' hardship should bc the selecting
OF reDr sentative team.
Greatest ccut,rS in tho final con-
lost 'Cni-Et between Nirc.nir =. y
;ind til" "FlNiuG SGUadron'' from V.
". / 10 he held tonight "a; Eoamok d.
heSp!t" the fact that tNr '.cNington-
iInS have two veto - over tho
T"chm,n to their credit -" game *
expected to proc = aruclling liz hi;
a'd tn" supporters of the oranp" and
Maroon are pulling strong tor Il We
tory IN this tiual con n:t Of tn" SEA-
S'a. This WI. j." tn 'iC.i ir,,.urinTt
basketball game 80 take mace in
! irGiuiI this season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

STEWART TRUCK Selling for cn.Iomc,
ION used Stewart truck, with I'M nd
DUMP body. suitable FOR coal or rnmnr.
nnu'ins pnEposcs. Apply AutocaP sales
Iir liz ,erv'cn %. itroai Stree, a;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.

All cars listed below are
priced at from $4,000 70
$4,000 under their real
value.
KLINE ROADSTER.
This car is a real bar
gain, newly painted, wire
wheels, looks and runs like
new; $40 cash and balance
in monthly payments.
PAIGE LIGHT SIX
TOURING.
In best condition, runs
like new and newly paint
ed. This is yours for $3.50
down and $50 per month
FOR ten months.
BUICK SIX TOURING.
Newly pain tie d, over
nauled, pra ctically new
tires; a real bargain; $500
down and the balance $40
per month.
DAVIS TOURING.
Newly painted and over
hauled; a real car, Cont
mental motor, Delco start
er; a real family car; $500
cash and the balance in
monthly payments.
BRISCOE TOURING,
1919 MODEL.
New tires and mechani-
.cally right; looks and runs
like new; $500 cash and the
balance on monthly basis.
CHEVROLET 400.
Touring, good tires and
good condition. You NAV
take it home for $3.50 down
and $40 per month. Ask to
see it.
This is one Of the big
gest used car sales ever Of
fered in Richmond, and
you will find the car and
terms very reasonable, as
these cars must be sold.
Seeing is believing. Let us
show you. No obligation.
RICHMOND KLINE CO.,
319 w. BROAD ST.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-01-28
Few Japanese Marry for Love.

The Orient and the Qccident are mo-
where farther apart than In their
views and customs as to the mating
of men and women, according to Juli-
an Street in McClure's. In Japan mar
riages for love rarely occur, though it
is said that the tendency of young
people to marry to suit themselves is
growing. Young japanese girls often
look with envy upon women of other
nations where marriage for love is the
general rule. Probably they suppose
such matches are invariably happy ;
that the love is always real love, and
that it endures forever. No doubt the
Occidental system. viewed from afar,
looks as rosy to Japanese girl as
their system looks appalling to an
American girl.