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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1922-06-15
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is going down and katydids COM
mence their night-long chatter
Then when old Jack Frost passes
by, with his touch Of white. /
want to wander down the old
rail fence and on to where the
muscadines hang in rich profu-
sion; and there for a time fast
and forget. Yet, let me live out
the years of my stay upon t b Q
earth in the fullness of the coun.
try, and then, dying, let me rest
in the quiet church-yard n ear
where father and mother sleep
where the sun beams play In
summer, and the snow drifts
high in winter. Phillips Brooks.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1922-06-15

to seize him for culinary purpo.
ses. as had been reported while
he was in Russia. He declared
however, that a Russian member
|of the American relief admins
tration who died of typhus was
disinterred at night and eaten by
the crazed inhabitants. This
gave rise to the report that Mr..
Shafroth had been devoured,
II know one instance" said
Shafroth, where a distracted
mother of five children killed the
youngest in order to appease the
pangs of the rest of her young
sters, but the oldest, a boy, cried
bitterly when he saw his mother
sever his mother sever his little
brothers. head and place the DO.
dy into a pot. He refused to eat
the flesh" 81 ny
In spite Of these lamentable
conditions in isolated districts,
Mr.. Shafroth said the genera
situation throughout Russia has
been greatly ameliorated through
the charity Of the American peo
pie. The health, morale ant
spirit of the population wer'
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1922-06-15
COUNTRY LIFE.

Let me live the years of my
stay upon earth, way out in the
country, close to nature and to
natures God. l want to feel the
touch of the seasons as t they
come and 60 making the years.
I want to feel the chill of winter
in my frame, not too severe, but
enough to make the blood tingle.
I want to feel the gentle warmth
of spring with her gentle touch
of magic, she awakens new life
in things dead. I want to feel the
heat of summer, as the golden
sunshine ripen the harvest and
natures fruits and flowers. Last
ly / want to catch the cold
breath of autumn coming to fan
away the heat and lethargy OF
summer. 1 want to hear the cry
of whipporwiIls as the twilight
settles or the hill and hollow. ]
want to be near where Bob White
is calling to his mate, when the
fields of ripening wheat wave
gently to the passing breeze.
want to hear the tinkle of bells
ION the distanthillside, as the SUI
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1922-06-15
Ladies' Hose

The largest variety Of ladies hose in
All colors and shades, made of cotton,
.lisle, fibre silk, pure silk, ingram silk,
glove silk and lace silk hose in plain
and fancy designs, will
90 at, per pair 10c to $500
Special prices on three pair or more.
"A big variety Of children's and misses
hose, plain stockings, rolled tops, socks
and "a socks in cotton and silk Isle,
plain and fancy in all colors,
will 60 at per pair 10c to soc
Bargains in high grade ladies' trim
ed hats and sailors children's hats,
corsets, all kinds Of white, black, pat
ent and brown novelty oxfords and
pumps. ...,".' .....
A beautiful assortment of all kinds Of
oil cloth, good goods, beautifully de-
signed, will 90 at dark 25c, light &c
A complete line Of ginghams, percales,
chambrays, orsandies, voiles serses.
silks, table linens etc. ,nib
! Hundreds ii other item, too numerous
IN, Ss,er {fx "a fsss5s S,s9 sStk N l5
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1922-06-15
SHOCKING STORY or DESPAIR AID
DEATH NARRATED j, j..

Londou-A shocking story was
told of death and cannabalism in
Russia to the Associated Press
by William Shafroth, son of ex.
Governor Shafroth Of Colorado
who has arrived in London after
q years work with the American
relief administration in the Rus
sian famine regions.
The desperate people are eat
ing human beings, diseased hor.
ses, dogs and cats, he said. Gem.
eteries are being dug up and
]ong.buried bodies snatched as
food. In hunger madness the
population is stealing bodies from
morgues and hospitals to eat as
food.
Mr.. Shafroth, who had charge
of 10000 Russians working for
the relief administration in the
Samara district, is lean and en-
aciated after his arduous work
among the starving, dying and
shelterless Russians.
But he gave ample proof thai
the famine sufferers did not try
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1922-06-15
resting until the resurrection
morning.

resting until the resurrection
morning.
Bro. Hodges professed faith
in Christ and joined the Brushy
Fork church Dec. 8, 1884, and du
ring the AZ years of his christian
life he followed very closely his
Lord and Savior. There are few,
If any, who has set a better ex.
ample for christian living than
Uncle Riley" and in his death
the church has lost one of her
best members. But her loss is
his eternal gain. We cannot wish
him back again in this life of suf.
fering, vexation and death, for
we believe he has gone to be with
Christ, which is far better. Th en-
let us bow in humble submission
to the will of Him who doeth all
things well, aud try to be pre-.
pared to meet Brother Hod.
ges on the shores of sweet deliv
erance, where partings are nc
more.
Soldier of God, we'll done!
Rest be thy loved employ;
And while eternal ages run
Rest in thy Masters joy.
l.. M. TRITETT,
! J. L. HAYES, Committee.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1922-06-15

much better, he said, since the
American relief administration
arrived ten months ago.
America is q holy name in
Russia and Americans are regar.
ded as super.beings," said Mr..
Shafroth. People fall on their
knees and kiss the earth upon
which the relief workers walk.
The United States can have q sol
emn feeling of pride in saving
the Russian race from extinc
! ton"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1922-06-15
IN MEMORY OF BRO. RILEY noDsEs.

Brother Riley Hodges was the
son of Gilbert and Sallie Hodges
and was born the third day of
March, 1880; died the 18th
day of February, 1922, his age be-
ing 81 years, II months and 16
days. At about the age Of % or
"a years he was married to Miss
Violet Moody, and to them was
given q family of ten children,
six boys and four girls, the good
wife and mother and four of the
children preceding him to the
grave, where their bodies are
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1922-06-15
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND FOR
TAXES

For the purpose of collecting the
taxes for the year 1921, will on Mon
day, July.3, 1922, at the Court house
door Of Watauga County, stl O'Clock,
p. M, sell, to the highest bidder for
cash, thes following real estate In
Blowing Hock township, to wit:
A. 8. Aberpethy, one town lot 1870
Il. p. Colten " " $50
Mrs. r. L. Honeycutt, 100 acres l7.N
Sarah Geo. Miller, town lot LIS
w. J. Palmer, town lots 1886
A. Fl. Washburn " " 42.1O
Mrs. G. M. Wiley, " " rs
This the 3rd day of June, 1922.
j. +. Young, Sheriff
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1922-06-15
SILK Shirts

Lot /. An assortment Of mems and
bows dress shirts with and without
collars, made of good percales and
madras, value $1.W to 1.25 -
Sale price only 10
Lot 2. An assortment Of mems dress
shirts with and without collars made
of nice and good goods value or
$1.25 to 1.25. Sale price only go !.
Lot 3. A small assortment Of very
good madras shirts absolutely fast
cclors $3.50 to 200 - 4EN
value. Sale price only IsEo
Lot4. An assortment of extra high
grade shirts made Of madras and
crepes, some with silk stripes, ESQ
''s'00 ssis sit'ssi price only $1.95
Lot s. An assortment of very good
silk striped shirts, 800 % En
to $50 value. Only %Es0V
Lot s. The most attractive line of
silk striped crepe and tussa silk shirts
values 400 to 4.6. - oEE
Sale price cnH $x-So
A few silk pongee shirts 500 values
will go at this sale, only $3:ss
A few Jersey silk shirts, valued at at
7.50, will 60 at only $A.So
A beautiful tie will jbe given, free
with q purchase Of 500 IN shirts.
Ties and Collars
Mems fous iaAand ties, s5c values,
wiilgq lale, only 100
Me- We wash ties, Soc val
go at only Csc
Mems four.in-hand ties, 75c values,
will go at only 4se
Mems fibre silk knitted ties, 100 val
ues will 60 at only 6Se
Mems knitted ties 1.50 value will 60
At sss
Pure silk knitted ties, zoo values.
will go at &as
Pure SIX knitted ties, $50 value,
will 60 at w xs SITS
Special prices will be given to those
who purchase three or more knitted
,ssssf a,s as as sss
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1922-06-15
Haberdashery Sale for Men and Boys

A biz variety of mems soft and stiff
collars, Earl Wilson, Slidewell and
Van HeNSen brands made of high
grade Pkque, silk, linen and silk
crepe du chine will go at t3eh 4se
Special prices will be given to those
who purchase collars in half doz. lots.
Collar buttons, 2for Sc
Cuff links, 35c value, only 2ss
Cuff links, SOC value, only a ;ss
Genuine pearl cuff links 1.50 value
will go at only sss
10c sleeve holders, only Sc
An assortment Of mems garters, Bos.
ton, Pad and Ivory makes, single and
double grip, go at, per pair 1oh SOC
The biggest variety, of mems hose,
cotton, isle, fibre six, pure silk and
Indian silk plain and faucy styles in
all colors and shades, par rait loh t5o
Special prices given ons hhl dozen
cotton or'1-4 dozen silk. !,
Boys Bearskin hCt4G sssas 91-3to
II 1-2, 50 to &c palusg; $50,
A lot of men's Bslbf fiSaaE 3 sHlinHs \ M
ion suits, will 50 II dnlys 8 ~ & g SOC
High grade Nanso ma D&lbeigan,
H n,es &lpax and Chalmer
brands, 1.2b TO I,s6 values, only CSC
Boys union lit ! suits 3 "a lgw as !, $50
A big, reduction on mems and young
mems suits, pants, work clothes and
good shoes .rA
'Meks balbrigan' under shirts, 75c
i'yanue, only, .f}nt,, 35c
20 per cent reduction on our line of
tailor made clothes,It
Hundreds Of other bargains for men
too numerous to mention for lack Of
space.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
PURIFY WATER
FOR Y" POOL
CONTINUOUS REFnTRATIoN sYs-
TEN INSTALLED AT THE
Y. M. c. A.
Monthly Inspection by Health Depart
mont Official Is Planned

A continuous refltratIon system has
been Installed ut the local J. NJ. {. A.
and the water Of the swimming pool IS
now absolutely pure. The work or IN
stallat!un has been progressing for over
n month and was completed yesterday
The water is purified by process OF
Chor!nation. which system Is being uSCu
In n great many Of the larger cities ana
has proved a great success.
The water Is pumped by small mo-
tor-drlven centrifugal pump through
pressure filter, to effect Qualification and
Is warmed as II passes through 'her-
mostatIcally controlled heater. Chlorine
70 then added. This process may be
kept up indefinitely as the water from
the pool IS sucked mp through the pipes
from tho pool n impure water. passes
through the process of filtration md
then rccnters the pool again absolutely
pure.
The control parts are Of materials
that resist COrrOS.on and are easily ac-
ress;h," for inspection, and according 10
n statement issued al the Y. VI. G. a.
Office yesterday. Il city health inspector
will look The system over once month.
Ry this new system. 30 gallons OF
water will dissolve on" DOGnd Of ch."r-
Inc CaS and through cheek valve inoiS-
ture cannot get back into the control
apparatus This chlor!nator has ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
MARTINS FERRY
HOSPITAL BUYS
SMITH PROPERTY
$4,000 Paid for Ground to ProVloe
Soon for Future Expansion

According TO deed filed yesterday
.r,rrucon IN the Ee!mOnt county court
~ -: C!airsvIll". the Martins FcrtF
Hospital Association has purchased inc
gorge H. Smith property adjoining tn"
present buildings and property o. t"e
association between Third and Fourth
streets, FOR $4,000.
Row. =. 4. Mulhcarn. one OF the dlrec-
tors OF tho hospital association. last
evening stated that the deal, which was
.onsummatrd ScIrra, days ago. IS 10 get
more ground f.: future expansion or the
noSp!.il. lie stated n twcHtT-tOot or'Ne
w:tv Vii. l." opened on the north SIDE OF
the present building, 10 make access
moro easy. ana the remainder part OF
The ground VIII be divided Into lots ana
sold. except r smaN strip In the rear.
The property In the rear according |"
Father Mulhrarn. will y" kept by the
association. and may EOmc day heCo'n"
The site OF an addition ~ nurses
home. As yet. thcG" arc 10 s.ans under
way for an expansion. h" SAID.
\ ward has been ENLARGED. and Severa.
,.'h"r improvements hav" boon made 10
IEc hospital. especially t. IT," kitchens
and dining room. for the help.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
NJ. |. & H. TAX CASE
ARGUED BEFORE court

S:cuhenville. ONO. April Tho AZ
peal of the Manufacturers Light " Heat
company OF Pittsburgh. from the de-
c:slOn OF the ONO Tax Comm ss!on
which refused 10 revise the valuation
Of the compaNy'S property in ohio, waS
heard IN common pleas court today 10y
Judge Car! Smith who WI. reader h'3
dc"islun later
The company claims that rs property
IN Ohio does not exceed one anu ri'''
hatr million dollars while the 'aN c"n.-
mission has assessed the company f."
taxation on bass Of CN" m,'I"" dol
lars. The company claims ;hat al "",
five per cent OF IS taNah." property -
located IN West Virginia and IcnnS!'-
van!a.
4 Leo We'll of r!t:shurEh and w.
Med. Miller OF Stcuhcnv!I!e are hLH!-
Ing the compauy's appeal Will" i;aF
Martin and John PARKS uf tn" Attorney
Generals Office. together with I'r"s"'n-
tor +. s. vca~c". or this county. r""-
rcscnted the state Officials Of n" COM
pany testified
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porer-mc Elroy Nupttals.

The marriage OF Miss Vera Mch'r"F
ar! Mr.. Walter Dorer. OF Rc,la're. vii
10 quietly So,cmD.Iet This afternoon a;
o'cloc., at the HON" OF IN" bride :
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. M"Elr">. :"
South Wheeling. Rev. !. 4. i."ycnhcrE'"
OF the Third Presbyterian church. VIZ
read the words Of the marriage S"rNi' d"
n the presence O; the immediate fam
les and Il Few intimate friends II iH''
bride and groom. There Will he no a.
ctnGautS.
Following tho ceremony tn" hr!1al
party and their friends w:n y" '"''ria .H-
ell at a wedding dime i.,,i"r ~ '.'
evening Mr.. Dorcr and III. Fr.ie vii de
part on a wedding trip.
To-days wedding is oc uuUsGa. Inte' =
est. as. both tn" principals ~" W",s
known tn this city. Miss McE:r"E -
the rnarm:n. and accomplished dIuIH-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". :. McElroy. She
10 a graduate OF Maryland Seminary -
Baltimore. Mr.. poreC Is a son OF MIR.
and Mrs. DOrer. OF Bcllaire and - i: tAr
real estate and Insurance business 81"
that city. He Is q graduate OF O..r
State lnlverS!ty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
INQUEST TODAY IN
BELMONT DROWNING
Body Of Btzcl Boy Recovered Prom s1s
Ohio River Friday.

The body OF Nellie. 7-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Etzel. OF Belmons
Park, was found yesterday Ne had peen
playing on a float in the river when no
accidentally fell off and was drowned.
Coroner clyde G. Hardesty. OF Bridge
port. was notified at once and went 10
Powhatan this morning to view the re-
mains. Young Etzel was great favor
tie among hi splaymates, who regret his
death. AS far as could be learned from
the youngsters. who were around AZ
the time, the fatality was accidental.
Funeral ARA ngcments will not be made
until his body Is viewed and . verdict
given by the coroner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
WILL BE DEBATED

Washington. April 1--.NrHo"H'' men,
was made to-day 10y srma;" leaders "'
:Grir intention - have itEca ~ ""N'
Monday the nominations -: Senator
SIM. :. Rcp,aD..rA:, l'tIh. and Represent
ta:!ve RurcoA. Republican,. 'h.'. - "e
members If tho A.!!cd Debt E''hhd!"F
commission. Extended d"na;" - III
?-os?ec; for canvass "t IN" S"hA'''
The leaders say. indicates '"Aar''',''"
-! the Two nominees. deS?.'r "h " 'Ne'n'
report ~ = l"aj'"..y os -" >'"a'" Fi"'-
.,.a-v committee. which hc.d t":,; they
.qrc no, e'iu!a.e. h"caus, ot Their cor
r-ees!onal membership Nr;:,a ~ 'A"
,.,..,.,r,, opcratinNs has h""r s'ls."nt"I
:, await disposition OF the u'"i."HuonS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

Did you over think that msdtca.
column could be really entertaining?
We didn't either until we received the
articles OF DR.. Lulu Eunt Peters. Now
We know It. DR.. Peters knows hon pro-
1ession thoroughly and writes on the
prevention Of disease and tho promo
tion OF kealth from the standpoint of
the trained physician. But she throws
In q dash Of humor as she goes along.
On Tho Inteuigencer feature page start
Ing Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
GET MONEY ON DEMAND

Wilmington. Drl Nrr'! 7--Fr.rh'"n"'
'.pos!tars, excited NY rumors o. ir"H
BILE made a run on n" aNu"na. hanF
Of chesapeake CITY. Md, today. Fan.
officials met the run ny payment 90
demand. Later an aErc"mc"; was nad'
with the E.k;on Banking " Trust "";"
panv 20 take over N" 2S"";s 60 ne
chesapeake Ci:y hank and GHaTan;"'
payment Of al deposits,
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stayed until the n.s, OF February. whrn

stayed until the n.st OF February. when
she wen; 20 New Mexico.
Mrs. Waiter {. HrN and her daaEh-
ter. Ai!ss InScrh!n" Fell. h1v" returned
from Pittsburgh. ana have reIo!ned Mr
Boil at The Mcclure hotel
Miss Cooper. WIG has been conduct
ing tho Christian Nurturc classes Vc 81.
Matthews church here. ext last n'Ght
for hrr homo at Memphis. Tenn Dur-
!nS her stay here. Mss Cooper made
mHnv fr."uds.
Mr.. and Mrs u. NJ. Taylor OF Par
kcr.turr. arc the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur s Evans AZ EdGrwoud
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor were called here
by 'h~ .i!ness OF Mrs. Taylor's mother.
Mrs. Julia Fletcher.
Joseph L. Roth has been quite III FOR
sev"ra! days at his home IN East
Wheeling.
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Round THE CLOCK WITH HATS

IN the morning Il Il tweed nat.
tailored 20 match her trim suit OF
ANTIQUE bluc. Then along comes
tea and with = black milan straw
r.bhuucd and wr"athed with b!Ne
and oranE" For ev""!nT eNe
chooses a close toQuc Of gold tissue
roiIod IN black lao with IAN or
tho lace a-:op to add dignity 10 heF
llt.le hohArd head
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

der OF tho Eastern Star. proved very
entoyab,c and was attended Ivy mum
her Of Master MaSNnS and their ladies'.
Dancing began At nine O'Clock ard was
eaJuyed throughout the evening 70 the
music furnished Ivy Manages orchestral
with brief 'utermisS!on AT ELEVEN Tor
The serving OF !ight supper
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bourne; pr. Dorsey. M'FstH'"""' = -
Anderson. parAeCshucg.
Herman SCHUYLER. .: Pittsburgh. ley:
This civ Yesterday FOR his homo AFTER
spending several days here on business.
IN. Z. L. Citizens. superintendent OK
,ha Wheeling schools. w. =. carpenter.
supervisor oE the industrial de gar m'hs
- rho nuhltr schools. and Miss Mildred
zoe OF tho personal de"artm"nt OK
S;noe and Thomas. left this city yeSt"r-
t,y morning for Tarkcrshurg. where
tho: will appear on the program at
series of meetings ot the supcrinten-
dents and vocational directors.
Mrs jack Mueller. Of Pittsburgh. Is
VISITING friends IL this c!ty.
George Ecar. and irnrg" SchNnN. o.
Pleasant Valley. have returned to th'S
city after spending several days IN
Pittsburgh.
lake Grub. formerly "r this c'ty and
now representative Of the Enc.ert ana
EnSier, Rubber company Of Pittsburgh
IS n business visitor in this city.
Mrs. Charles OPP. OF EdGwood. -
improving at the Ohio Valley General
hospital.
ca,hirk pownIn@. OF Maryland street
has fully recovered from slight Illness
Mr.. James Beans. hor daughters
Dorothy and Elizabeth and son Robert
= Pleasant Valley. m"t"red I" i'''N-
hs"EA Dr. Silver If tNat cry VIII eN-
anime r." injured leg o: E"h"rt scans
anL Il necessary perform another "per-
alton.
GEORGE Brcr,rr. ot this city. has re-
t:rrrd hone ar:cr transact'nG business
N ro}urnbIx. -. for several days.
y p rujs assistant engineer OF this
,:......, e in Marietta. O. transact!ng
n,,-....e
Mis- Mary Louise Hcwcs. student at
Nour, pn Chautcl. win" recently under
vc,t -r ..,,rotion for appendicitis, Is
.,,.,r.,;,. ,3,eIv
T.i..,.,S W., OF South Wheeling Is
,or,.,,,,:,,i,, , trim 10 Pittsburgh In a
.,n. iayv
Ms N.l,n lIuncke. OF Charleston. 70
..is,,i-,. NJ and Mrs. r. Z. Hewcs o:
Ejrt..r,h street.
~ E.:a"" Hoe!z,N vii 20 20 FITS
burg Monday and vii! spend the next
.c,v days visiting friends In that Guy
Ms. :. NJ. G"HSon MS r"'u:"e" A'""
q ''-.' = fr!rndS N harhrNN"'.
ME- ts.eh Fe,ro5 VIA .s",o ,n 49,
90 ''~ ~ ""N' 80 g.,
.'.'''!S "'>'' ''''
.... r.:..,Ls IN C,-,; .hlrr :ar
.o,. &c.,. ,,,,.
,.,.....,r. =. r,s,.,r, ms returned from
..,-,,.b.. on. ,hc-e he spent tho
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About People
Movements of individuals TO Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogers-S. I. Harold, Fa'Tmont'
Mc1ure-John +. RoceFs"n. Jr" MOT
ganiown; u. 2. Couch. Park":eours; W.
T WcaShaw. Charleston.
wtndsor-E. Howard and wiie' F",l
mont: q. T. Ross, parkcrNourS. JON" -
Nater. pennshoro: Gordon /. F""sA''
PennSbOro.
stann-1;eo +. Watson. Middle
bourne. Or DORSEY. MorEantowu; 7. ],
Anderson. parherSHucg.
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pacity Of ten pounds Of chlorine sas pef
day.
II IS the intention OF the authorizes
Of the "Y" to have a general lnspecioh
dav IN tn. near future. At which tms
the public Will be invited to look ths
system over.
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r,, srncc given at the scottish RITE
,ss,,r Yesterday evening under tN"
,"sn,res OF Miriam Chapter No. l. Or
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EVERY BIT OF DCI.LNESs disappear
with a Golden Clint Shampoo.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-04

Rev and Mrs. Mentor o. Herman.
were given a reception by the mem
bers of the congregation Of the
Grace Evangelical church Tuesday
evening Rev. Herman. formerly Of
Salina O.. has recently taken the
pastorate of the Grace Evangelical
church. Supper was served at 6
o'clock 10 100 guests. the tables be-
ing made attractive with garden
flowers The evening was spent So
cially.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-04
AmnOuncnn1ontS

A Spring Festival will be held al
the Washington school next Friday
evening A May pole dance and an
operetta presented by the pupils will
feature the entertainment
The Parent Teachers association
Of the s. Michigan st. school viii
meet this afternoon at three
O'Clock at the school. Mrs Harry
Barber will have charge Of the pro-
gram.
The Helena Rebecca Sewing cir
Gle will meet at their hall this
afternoon. The hostesses will be
Mrs. Anna Liebelt and Mrs Lii
liam Jannesch.
Mrs. Frank Fischer. SO7 sher-
man av. Will entertain the La
dies Aid society OF the Holy Trim
ity English Lutheran church this
afternoon. Mrs. Charles Emmon
will be the assisting hostess. The
annual election Of officers will take
lace.
The LADIES' Aid society of the
Grace Evangelical church Will hold
an all day meeting today al the
served at noon.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Lowell
Heights VI. z. church viii meet
this afternoon at the annex.
The hostesses will be Mrs. D. At
wood Mrs. Lester Annis and Mrs.
William Barth.
The Sewing circe Of the Zion
Evangelical church Will meet this
afternoon at the Parish school
The hostesses will be Mesdames
Gephart, Friebringer, Pfister and
Wunderlich.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Lin
den Av. Christian church will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. Stephen
Snyder. SIS n. Tenth St. River Park.
The Ladies Aid society Of Ep-
worth Memorial church will meet
this afternoon at 2:3O at the church
The hostesses will be Mrs. John Hay
and Mrs. ora Miller.