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were chary with their criticisms Tues
day night, however, when the dis
tinguished guests placed their stamp
of approval upon the work with such
vehemence in addresses following the
letter perfect work.
Commander Buell. was compliment
ed highly upon the excellence OF To-
peka commandery, the grand COM
mander being speciality pleased with
the appearance and efficiency of the
drill team, and the plans being carried
forward to have this organization on
the field at the triennial conclave in
1925. He expressed his pride in the
earnestness with which Topeka
Knighthood was assisting him in maxi
ing the Kansas contingent a brilliant
factor in the next national c0nclave
at Seattle, Wash, and hoped that at
the next state conclave at Indepen-
dence the proud record of Topeka, No.
5, would be upheld.
Past Grand Commander Arthur ].
Carruth also shared the pride and
hope of Right Eminent Laderer that
the good work of the year by Com
mander Buell. would continue without
a retarding step until Topeka COM
mandery has reached the prominence
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the guests of their brother, Mr.. 1. NJ Orner
in Chester avenue will leave. Friday for
Galesburg, ILL.,. where they will visit for
short time before returning to their home
in Arendtsville, Pa.
The True Blue class of the Oakland
Christian church met Monday evening at
the home of Eugene Haney in Oakland
avenue Election Of officers was held with
the following elected: President, James
Stebbins; vice president, Chas. Shaffer;
treasurer, Richard Lanning; secretary
Eugene Haney. The guests were: George
Benton, Bruce NL<Kinney, Arthur Glenn.
Leroy Roush, Richard Lanning, Chas
Shaffer, James Stebbins. Ernest Ransom,
Eugene Haney and Mr.. Arthur Taylor,
teacher.
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LADERER VISITS COMMANDERY
Grand Commander Is Guest of Topeka
knights Templar.

Topeka Commandery No 8 swas
honored Tuesday evening, the occasion
of Its annual past commanders night.
by a visit from RE >. J. Frederick
Laderer. grand commander of Knights
Templar of Kansas, and II. Z =. Arthur
J. Carruth, past grand commander.
The Order of the Temple was con-
ferred by a cast from the past COM
manders of Topeka commandery in
full form, following a supper and for
NAL opening ceremony conducted by
Il >. Chester A. Buell., commander, and
the regular commandery staff of Off
GERS, and the drill team
Past commanders night in Topeka
commandery is an occasion of more
than ordinary importance in itself, and
all the niceties of detail in the con-
ferral of the orders is watched with
critical eyes, since the ''has-beens" are
rather inclined toghold themselves par
excellence as graduates. The regulars
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-22
Don't Let That Cold
Turn Into Flu
Rub on Good Old MusteroIe

That cold may turn into Flu %
Grippe or, even worse, Pneumonia,
unless you take care of it at once.
Rub good old MusteroIe on the con-
gested parts and see how quickly it
brings relief.
Colds are merely congestion. Mus
terole, made from pure oil of mustard.
camphor, menthol and other simple
ingredients, is co1nter-irritant
which stimulates circulation and helps
break up the cold.
AS effective as the messy old mus
tard plaster, it does the work without
the blister.
Just rub it on with your finger-tips.
You will feel warm Jingle as it en-
tiers the pores. then cooling sensation
that brings welcome relief
35c and Csc, in jars and tubes.
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s. OAKLAND NEWS
Notes and personals by Mira H. %.
WedIeiEh- Call Hue &zzI or 264a.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Orner who were
married last Saturday will leave Friday
for Galesburg, Ill, to make their home
Mrs Orner was formerly Mrs Mary Horn
ing of Granville, Kan.
Word has been received in Oakland that
Mr. Henry Lang is i'll at his home in Den
yer, Colo. suffering from the effects of q
badly mashed foot which he received In an
accident in the Denver and Salt Lake shops
on November H. Mr.. Lang is brother
in-law of Mrs l. NJ orner of Chester
averue.
District No s o. +. S will be enter
tafn@d Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs r. P Taylor. 1S6 Chester avenue.
Mrs Clarissa Thomas and Mrs. Ida Hart
who have spent some time in Oakland
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO IMPROVE
If Central Pacific Lease Is Granted
Work VIII Begin, 1t Is Said.

Washington, Nov. 22.-The South
ern Pacific stands ready if its appli-
cation for temporary lease of the Gen.
trail Pacific is granted, to make i'm
provements of facilities and trackage
on the latter roads lines, Julius Krutt-
schnitt, chairman of the board of the
Southern Pacific, told the interstate
commerce commission today.
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For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

The incest cathartic-laxative in the
world to physic your liver and bowels
when you have Dizzy Headache. Colds.
Biliousness, Indigestion. or Upset,
Acid Stomach is candy-like Caesar
cts" One or two tonight will empty
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your bowels completely by morning,
and you will feel splendid. They
work while you, sleep" Cascarets
never stir you up or grippe like Salts,
Pills. CalomeI. or Oil and they cost
only ten cents a box. Children love
Cascarets. too.
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1
Indian Creek grange hall, north OF
town, Friday. A chicken pie dinner
| will be served at O'Clock. followed
| by program at o'clock. Music will
| be furnished by Pollom's band. This
will also celebrate the opening of the
Capital route into Topeka.
A concert by the choir of the North
Topeka Baptist church viii be the
program for this evening in the week
Gedicatory service of the new church.
The program begins at s o'clock and
will be as follows:
Chorus-"Dear Land of Freedom
Donizetti.
Cornet and euphonium duet-C. C.
Rogan and c. B. Rogan.
Sketch. Chatter Box" Miss Doris
Wehe, Miss Dorothy Swan and Jean
Battey.
SoIo-Miss Mabel Rowe.
Chorus, Bridal Chorus (from THE
Rose Maiden J-Cowen.
Solo. S. Alexander.
Selection by mixed quartet COM
posed of Miss Mabel Rowe, Mrs. Ken
meth Clark, w. Dean Van Ness and
Paul B. Van Ness.
Reading-MIss Ruth Palmer.
Solo-PauI B. Van Ness.
Saxophone quartet-R. W. Dustin,
H. A. Jungk, Harry Jungk and L. w.
EImore. ---
J. NJ. Best, formerly connected with
the Shawnee. Chief, who recently I'M
derwent an operation in a Manhattan
hospital, is recovering rapidly. Best
bought the Leonardville Monitor a
short time ago. 200
The Rev. O. L. Weir, retiring pastor
of the North Topeka Baptist church,
Mrs. Weir and Miss Lillian Weir pre-
scented the church with a handsome
mahogany communion table Monday
evening at the fellowship banquet held
at the church.
During the banquet the Lincoln
high school orchestra played, directed
by Miss Edna Kincaid. The members
Fleming, Kenneth Spencer, Ferdinand
Waters, George Glass. Elmer Ringer.
Philip Gibson, Ronald Beard, Melvin
Fields, LIE Roy Alexander; viola, |
Harold Herring; cornet, Michael Zelig- |
man; Saxophone, Joe Gartside; drums, }
Paul Peterson; piano. Hazel Mischke.
Notes and Personals.
Miss Alice Skinner of Shorey, who !
formerly taught domestic science at |
the Kansas Agricultural college, dem (
onstrated candy making at the get
together meeting of Shawnee county |
farmers wives held at the Chamber
of Commerce this afternoon.
Mrs r. V. Wilson is seriously sick |
at her home, 925 Quincy street
The girl scouts of the Second Pres /
byterian church are planning a bazaar |
to be held shortly before Christmas
H. l.. Sanders, sos Quincy street,
has gone to Seattle, Wash, where he !,
will visit friends.
The following persons will be among
those in a class to be taken into Victor
council. No. 4, Thursday evening: Miss
Faye Elliott. Miss Frances Elliott,
Il
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North Topeka

Items for this column may be left at
Pefro's drug store. telephone Miss
Eleanor KimbaIl, 1881 before 10 O'Clock
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Dyspeptics!
Take Notice!!
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Rein
state You at the Banqucts.

All you gassy, sour stomachs who fear
to eat because from acidity you suffer the
pangs of indigestion, let it be known that
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Homecoming day. will be observed
next Sunday at the Central Avenue
Christian church. A fellowship din
ner will be served at noon at the
church.
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Did You Know

Eitelman's Home Made Chocolates are
hand made and sell at 75c' the pound ?
Why pay twice the price for name !?
ADV
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you find ~elief from such distress by sim
ply chewing one or two Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets after meals. A host of people have
gone back to fried eggs and bacon, sausage,
doughnuts, baked bedns, pie and cheese,
steak and onions, cucumbers, cream with
coffee and SO because they discovered
that after eating such things, Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablet gave the stomach sweet
ened alkaline effect and there was no sour,
acid, gassy heartburn, belching, pressure
and such distresses due to Indigestion after
eating. 1t is we'll, to take notice of this
and to get a 60 cent box of Stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets at any drug store. Be armed
and prepared for the big dinners and BAN
quets.-Adv.
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The annual bazar of the Pleasant
Hill Ladies' Aid will be held at the
Indian Greek grange hall, north OF
town, Friday. A chicken pie dinner
will be served at o'clock. followed
by program at o'clock. Music will
be furnished by Pollom's band. This
will also celebrate the opening of the
Capital route into Topeka.
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J. NJ. Best, formerly connected with
the Shawnee Chief, who recently I'M
derwent an operation in a Manhattan
hospital, is recovering rapidly. Best
bought the Leonardville Monitor a
short time ago. 100
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S||RV|vOR 0F MANY WORLD WAR
:RATTLES SUCCUNBS To ILLNESS

the serious illness OF his wife. who - in
Il hospital At Weston.
Charles IIuprinS. nt Sixteenth street.
has returned here from business trip
!" Pittsburgh.
Nix and Mrs. y. L. Rodgers. who haNH
hccp Visiting here t"g tn" past '"w days
have returned 10 their HON" IA litts-
hurGh.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ingram n" max
iug au iud"tiui'" N3"it I'm New YORK cry.
Mr. J r. Johnston. OF East wheeling,
is confined to his home with an attack
nf bronchitis.
Mr. ! X. GIhnrr. n, South Char'tn'
street. is visiting friends In Ai''' ma. Ia.
MIR ! e Mckinley is attending me
American Bankers convention III New
York. this week.
Mrs O. W GrcIG has returned after
sprnding several days IN 'iarkshurG.
Miss Mahlc Taylor. "f south E"I'
street. Will leave this m"rinr for Park
,,snurg yhcr" sh. viii hc III" guest Of
relatives this weekend,
MIR. and Mrs Louis II. 1iachmann.
who have hcrn Spending several days IN
CIarkslnrc. returned hon" Yesterday.
Miss Ethcr Manners, Of North Main
street. has returned from brief visit
with relatives anil friends near Nl"'c'
land Uh!"
Harry WA;ic. Of J"hnst"wn. Pa. * the
quest al friends here for several days
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WHEELING lOCH|NVAR, So, LOSES BRIDE,
MONEY AND S0BR|ETy IN PITTSBURGH

on charge OF intoxiCation. he
pleaded guilty when brought before
magistrate. but asked the leniency ot
the court as he reviewed his matri'
moniai venture.
The magistrate apparently was In
pressed, for he assisted in sending
McCay To Wheeling. Last night in a
restaurant on Eleventh street MCCay
and his wife were considering another
honeymoon.
According 40 Mr.. Haines. Mr.. and
Mrs. McCay left here for Washington,
y. C., October l. He had $50. In
PITTSBURGH. Mr. HaineS said. he quar-
relied with his wife. She walked away
from him.
McCay. says MIR. HaineS. sought the
Pittsburgh brand OF liquor TO mitigate
his sorrow and 10 relieve his anger,
hut in some way Mr.. Haines was un-
able TO say. his Quatfins Of The home
brew became revcl which ended in
the police station.
And. BY the way. Mr.. MCCay insists
that he was robbed Of his roll In
Pittsburgh.
While nothing definite was asserted
bv him last night. il was obvious that.
a, honeymoon center, Pittsburgh
will not attract Mr.. McCay again,
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Fatal To william johnson
who Fought Two Years over
seas.
wounded by Shrapnsl. Shot by RH'e'
aassed and Blinded But Con
tinued to Live

N\.iI..n r Johnston. 80 years old or
Al \nrth Huron street died suddenly
Yesterday morning 1t Rurs"ttst"Wh' "a.
OF pneumonia. .,,,
Mr. Johnston lcn home Thursday |"
,,;,ud the Eurgcttst"wn lair. lie '"'"
III during the evening and before ne
couII T., removed L. St"uhcnvi!ic nos
ri,al in All ambulance died.
The condition. of Mr.. johnston
lungs as a result Of being saSSed nnr'nE
The World WAY is attribute" as 'h'
rauS. ~ his death when ''''HN'u ~
pneumonia.
Ny Johnston was born IN chicago II"
/ cam. Ia Wheeling tw"n'T-fiN" years Ak"
ami was cmrlnyrd here as painter
,I,b,urb American bora. h" ir!t II ms
du,y because uf his Canadian pacrnt-
arc "a enliS, lu ;hr Canadian army NJ
Tho outLrca% at the recent war long NC
! rrrc tho United states entered
Tho deceased participated IN most AZ
or The deciding battles Of the war WI"
/ the twentieth battalion II the canadian
/ rxncditinnary Forces. from September
+ ~ 1916 To November Is. l?lN. lie won't
! oxcr tho tor an hour before the sign =
! ing "f tho armiStiC".
( Mr.. Johnston was wounded 10y ShrRh-
mel 4, Nimy l;idg". shot by rifle III 'hr
battle Of Mons. gaSSCd IN thc "i''t w
/ Sommr and hllncd for Tire" weeks. tie
WAS with III" second regiment I" "h''F
! Germany with IA" Army OF occupation
! Mr. Johnston was well known III
! Wheeling He was painted and m"m-
hcr of Local union 81. Besides widow
h. f., survived by his mother. Mrs. Sara
\ Johnston: two sister. Mrs =. W.
,;r.f., and Mrs. ". T.. Gibson.
Funeral services viii hr held from IA"
narInr,s of the Nlim-ytr ami Mccoy FUN
,ruI Kcsidcnc" M"uday attcrno"n at
30 o'clock. Burial will be made IN
. I.r,,nWhod cemetery.
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ASKED FOR s7,5oo-JURoRS TRY
ING CASE DELIBERATED LESS
THAN HOUR.
Case Outqrowth Of Unusual Operation
Patient Claimed Surgeons Bill
Was Too High.

Judgment for $500 was rendered
by a Jury in The case of Or. JACOB
Schwinn against Ambrose F. Habis
Yesterday in circuit court following
elaboration Of less than one houf.
DR.. Schwinn sued for $500 for pro-
fessjonal services rendered Mr.. HabiS
when he was shot by Frank Erwin,
who attempted TO rob his store at
Twenty-sixth and Market streets last
July.
The plainlff rested shortly after
court convened yesterday morning.
Miss Mary O'Neil, graduate nurse
and sister-in-law Of Mr.. Habis, VINO
attended him al night while confined
10 the hospital. testified that Dr.
Schwinn was never in Mr.. Haols 5
room AT. night. -,
On cross examination she admitted
her duties took her from his room &C.
casionallv and It was possible Dr..
Schwinn entered her patients rooT.
on these occasions. She also tod O:
the visits made BY Drs. keesor and
Daily.
Mrs. Ambrose Habib also testified
In her husbands defense, and stated
she did not see DR.. Schwinn visit her
husband while he was confined to his
bed.
Mr.. Habig was called. He was not
allowed to testify as to his income
during 1919. 1920 and 1921. Mr. Habls
testified he was willing to pay within
his means when asked why he did not
nav Dr Schwinn doctor bill OF
I 5000.
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A THREE DAYS
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL

Chronic coughs and persistent colds
lead TO serious lung trouble. You can
stop them now with Circumcision. an
emulsiried creosote that is pleasant 20
take. Circumcision = new medical
discovery with tw"told q .t"'u. II >""th's
and heals the intlaIacd membranes and
kills the germ.
OF all knowu drugs. 1N9Sotc - r"c"c-
nizcd BY the medical fraternity as the
creates, healing agency for The treat
-0cHt OF chronic coughs and colds and
other forms Of throat and lung troubles
CrcomulsiOu contains. In addition I"
CrcSo,c. other healing elements which
soothe and heal the iuflamcd mem
hranes and stops the irritation while tn"
crcosnte sets OF 20 III" =; 'mach. - Az
sorhcd into the blood attacks the scat
OF the trouble and destroys the germs
that lead to consumption.
I'rcomulsiou is guaranteed Sdti>;b' -
tory in the treatment ot Chr""i" C"u:ns
and colds. bronchial asthma. catarrhal
bronchitis and other forms ct thr"";
and lung diseases. and IL excellent Tor
building up the system after coughs ~
colds, bronchial asthma Catarrhal or"h-
,hiris and other FORMS at throat and
lunS diseases and - excellent for
building up the system after colds "r
The flu Money refunded II any cough
or cold, no matter Of how long stand
ing. is not relieved after taking ac-
rordinS TO directions. Ask Your drug
g:s,. Crcomulsion Co. atlanta. Ca
iAdv)
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JUDGMENT Of $4,000 GIVEN
PLAINTIFF IN SCHN|NN SUIT

daughter are visiting Mr.. and Mrs WV
liam sheppard of Ohio avenue
Miss blanche kaGarisc - spch"'"S
th.. week end with friends at hs'ha"S'
Joe Watson Is in pittsburgh wh're h'
&c Srruding several days on business
Louis steele. If New York Guy VIII
arrive today to visi, Mr.. and MIS- =
". steele. of mis- city. ,,
Mis- catherine Roberts o. Fttspuls"'
Is spending the week end with N'''
Grace Woods here.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vim" and naush
,.r Martini If West Alexander arc 'ne
guest. uc relatives here.
Miss Frcda simpson. Of FfttsourS"'
e visiting friends here.
Nj and Mr.. Louis Stevenson nav.
returned To ;hcir home In Parkerspurs
after visiting relatives here
Miss Isabella Angler has returned "
her home in Cumberland. Nd are
srcndinr some time here with relau'e'
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Srhad an" sol,
or pnin, Plea SAINT are visiting MI. ana
Nrs charles SChad Of this city
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COMMUNITY HIKE

The second community hike will leave
the south end Of the CITY building
promptly at one o'clock this afternoon
bound for a short hike TO the Hill Top
farm for the purpose OF hearing about
the dairy business. Through the cour-
t.sv Of Paul o. Reymann arrangements
have already been made 10 conduct tho
visitors through the various depart
mcnts of the farm.
Last weeks hike was long one out IN
TO Belmont county, ohio. but today's
hike will not last over three hoJrs m
Guiding tie stop At the farm. For rsAf
week a splendid hike has been arranged
by Thomas Parker to an interesting
mart Of the hills beyond Martins Ferry.
II is urged by Recreation Superinten-
dent 4. o. Anderson vino Is promoting
these hikes for adults that all VINO
are fond of tranping Join the club a.
once ard to come for today's hike.
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j. S, SEEKS VETERANS
DISABLED IN LATE WAR

\. s Ease. held manager Tor tho [. s.
Veterans. :; IA the Wheeling d!Strict
his week L. investigate all claims OF
1t: - bli',y and 20 search OIL; men eiiSi-
hl, for government aid.
With two investigators and med
ral examiner yesterday. he went !" the
Mound~vili. pen!tentiaTr and learned
that. Of the ,.G"u prisoners there, 80
were rN-srIEIrC men.
Last night IL , Statement I" u"
Press. VI. rayr sad il was his express
instructions to uncover former soldiers
who were eligible for compensation
y ithnu, hc;rC awar" OF il.
The "r,can-up squad" as It is known
a,u,rr Tho Nst,~arS. will tour the Wcs;
Virginia. Maryland and Virginia IN the
next several months.
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THE THEATRES
Courts Coming Attractions

Tuesday and Wednesday, oc''
lO-lI Matinee daily for women
only "Why Wives Go Wrong.
Friday and Saturday shnne'.
Uni, Revue. oh What Il CHI.
Oct u University Concert.
oct. !? Hello Rufus ''oioreo
show.
~, nh-"i Shuhert Unit. The
Ritz Girls Of - and -.
Oct "i-oj Direct from chicago
run. The RubiCon.
Oct. IS Mcintyre ana heath !"
Red Pepper
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RIVER rELEoKAMS

p,,tsburgh: SIS feet, stationary.
cloudy.
OIL City: Zero. clear
Morcantown: Six feet stationary,
clear.
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MA1|NEES FOR WOMEN
WHY WIVES GO WRONG

Ladies' Only" That Il the slogan
Manager Johnson Of the Court Theatre
is hanging out for the atternoons OF
next Tuesday and Wednesday al "h'cn
time spccial matinee performances OIL
"Iyby wives Go Wrong" will be given
Sn delicate are certain scenes tna,
Manager johnson felt that he should
80, aside one performance when the
ladies' might attend and not be emhar-
raised by the glances Of the stronger
sex. Many women might hesitate 10
49,, discussed IN mixed company what
she would surely be delighted to listen
ia surrounded by her own sex. Thus'
girls, You may 90 to the Court theatre
next Tuesday and Wednesday AFTER
noon in perfect assurance that no male
rree,ure--not cvcn the Thomas Cat
viii b. permitted to spoil your enjoy
mcnt.
Seats now on eale for all PERFORM
anccs.
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OH WHAT A GIRL IS
NEXT SHUbERT UNIT

The Vaudevillizcd version OF on
What 4 Girl" which. will be the head
line in Shuhcrt Vaudeville at the Court
Friday and Saturday. October IL and -
bids fair Ia he a great success IMAM
the original Broadway musical COMEDY
production. Everything that might De
regarded as extransous matter mas peen
operated upon and removed ana the pro.
ductiou for vaudeville Will consist OF
rive scenes pepred up 10 the vaudeville
Tempo, The host OF good principles in
Guides Al Klein, William Moran. Eugene
Reddinp Irma bertrand. Marie Stoddard.
Jeanne steel. Buddy Doyle. The Man
haitian Trio. Hermone Jose. and the
wilson sisters. Lew Morton staged the
vaudeville versions from the book by
Edgar Smith.
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WARWOOD
M. II. ]. Club

M n. j. Club
Trc rn.,uhorS OF tn" NJ. II !. c!Hh mo-
las, evening ut the home o: Miss era .
Ilumrs. Oh Warw"od avenue. IN" reg
uIpr business meeting Wa held and nc"
.nfticcrs elected At tho conclusion OF
tho evening refreshments w"r" served
Kings Daughters
The Kings daughters VIII meet ~
tn, home of Mrs. u. H. Glow. on war
wood avenue. Tuesday evening. o"t"h'r
u \ splcudid talk will h' given ny
Mrs Andrews and tn" d"v"il"nh VIII DC
ola ,in,c darr!ug Th" nom" will he de-
coratod in keeping WITH ~" iia'"W" en-
season AMI at lat" h"Nr 4 'nhS"''"
will he served t. the cu"Ntt
Many to Attend Game
Many local y+Nrlc will attend ~ =
Ec,naay- and J. football gam" .,
WASHINGTON. Ia. today. Especially IN"
coo,halI team and students sc m" his
school every on" IS looking forward 7" a
hi, la,nc. Machines will convey tN2
spectators to tHr n"ld.
leo Cream Social
Last evening IL the NJ. r. '1"' -"
"Tnc Institute club" gave IN IL" cream
social Home mad" cake and candy
vcr. also on sale. The proceeds Will go
toward scudiuE It d"l"gat" I" IN" f.n'
,y,r,l, Irlruo convention At New Mar
,insviIlr on oct t.. Gait" larG" crow|
attended.
Personals
Miss clara Eoggs, "t Washington IA
lr ui,. week end guest OF her sister MIS-
Car, King here.
Misc Mary Watson VIII r"tUrn To N"i
hnmr I'm Akron. q. today after spending
some time here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sheppard ano