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HEROIC SEAMEN SAVE
23 STARVING PEOPLE
Four From Tug Reliance,
Wrecked in Lake Supe-
rior, Still Missing.
ny Assoclated Press. |

SAUl-T STE. MARIE. MICH. Dec.
lS,-Aftcr being marooned for five
days on the barren Lizard Isle, in
Lake Superior. with the temperature
ever hanging we'll below the zero
mark and apparently without food.
twchty-threc OF the twcnty-seven
missing persons from the i'll -fated
tug Reliance. have been rescued by
tn" tugs. Gray and Favorite. ac-
cordin5 To Il mcaEcr wireless dis
patch received here this afternoon
from the Gray.
Fate of the four renal ming persons
was not told In the cryptic dispatch
flashed by tho J:ray's wireless.
search for them is being continued.
Those rescued include Captain =.
Williams, master OF the Reliance.
captain John Mcpherson. Of the
hooth fisheries. a passenger on the
craft. still is missing. The message
mentioned no other names.
Had Abandoned Hope.
Hope OF finding any OF the mis-
sing persons alive virtually was
abandoned here earlier in the day
when the Gray reported the finding
OF two battered lifeboats from the
Reliance. II now is assumed the
boats were washed away from the
island after the marooned men had
landed.
rhc hardShips suffered by the band
during their five days Imprisonment
WILL II is believed here, become new
history "f the Lakes. When. they
left the sinking tug none of the men
mad fuel or firearms. The isle on
which they landed is practically bar
rem and uniEhabitcd. 1t is believed
there are few huts. however. left
by Indians and trappers In past sea-
sons.
II probably will he late tomorrow
heforc tho tugs can return to this
port with tho rescued because Of the
ice in Lake Superior. Physicians and
medical supplies. together with food
and fuel were taken aboard tho res
cue tugs before they started to fight
their way through the ice foes to the
wreck scene.
The wrcckinG Of the Reliance, that
occurred off the I.izzard Island. was
the result Of a gamble with fate on
the part OF those aboard the tug
CONTINUED on Page 5. Col. 81
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opruI,ru>rr, 40. g.

About year ago mother
came TO US III great distress. She
mad recently married and me step
father OF her i've children was
unwilling To support them and or
dere1 her to get rid OF them at
once. We found lie waa I'll treat
ing the boys and some action had
To Se taken. Ne have sent them
away TO boys school and are
anxious TO raise money enough 10
gi:e them chance To grow UP
lC,2ethcr
Two hundred dollars Will sup
port one of them at Covington
during the year 1879.
Contributions received ycstcr-
day, s3i25.
Total to date. SlS7.?o.
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RUSSIA CONTINUES
TO FIGHT FREEDOM
OF TURK STRAITS
Tchitchcrin Adopts EN-
trcmely Hostile Attitude
at Lausanne.
SAYS NATIONS LEAGUE
ORGANIZED IMPOTEiICE'
Charges Allied Move Is One
TO Separate Turkey and
Russia.
NEW PROPOSAL IS SUBMITTED
Moscows Foreign Minister Urrcn
Further LimitntIon on WarshIps
In Black Sea.
tHv Associated Press.

LAUSANNE. Dec. lS.-"Orgar;Zed
impotence" was the definition which
NJ. Tchitchcrin. the Russian Fo-cirl
Minister. gave the League OF nations
during heated debate between him
ana Lord curzon this afternoon in n
session devoted to the discussion of
plans for control Of tho Turkish
straits.
Tile United States. Germany ana
Russia 10 not recognize rh. lcagun.'
said Tchitchcriu. The league is no,
even able To control a single Polish
general in wilma. II is unable to ac-
conplish anything in the Lithuanian
dispute. What good are the guar
anic.s OF such an orEauization?'
Ichitchcrin declared the allied pro-
posals for the regulation OF the
STRAITS We're directed against Russia
and put permIum on navalism and
mili;arism.
Designed TO Separate SInv and Turk.
These proposals" he added. ARE
designed To separate Turkey and
Russia. II is an allied scheme which
"H'FS iailacious protection to 1u,-
Key oni grants passage Of the straits
l" warships which would cXpose
t'ussia's south coast to att.ck. Tha
project forces Russia to arm. and the
guarantees are comp.et.!y liusory.
for Turkey"
Both VI Tchitcherin and Ismc,
Pasha offered new suggestions con.
cerning control OF the straits. Ismct
was mid and accepted in principle
most OF the proposals made Ivy the al
iied powers. but Tchitchcrin was er-
trcm"iy hostile and demanded that
the resolutions proposals be consld.
cred at length in the subcommIssIon
along with the new Turkish pro-
poSalS.
Curzon Denies Request.
LORD Curzon denied this request,
saying II was impossible TO continue
the deliberations indefinitely. lie "a.
serted that concessions had been
made to the Russians by providing
III the allied proposals that no feat
snail be admitted to the Black Se.t
which is stronger than the strongest
navy possessed by any Black Sea
power.
Tch!tcherin repeatedly demanded
further consideration Of the Russian
proposals which are diametricailv
np"sed to the plans favored hy the
allies and the principles set forth
"y the United states.
Curzon called attention to the fact
mat Russia and Turkey are far apart
IL their positions and especially en-
bhasiztd that II was T"hitchcrin not
iSiHet who said that the guarantees
OF the League of nations would be
''illusory."
l. :. Delegates All Present.
The members of the American dele.
cation. Ambassador Child. Rear
Admiral Bristol and Minister Grew.
all attended the session. but made
no remarks: they expressed no opin-
ION about the allied proposals.
Lord Curzon refused to consider
Ichitchcrin's motion for the refer
encc of the straits question to the
subcommisSion for reconsideration
and this subject Will lie taken up
again tomorrow. II is apparent the
allies are determined not To permit
the Russians to delay the discussion
further by tho advocacy of closing
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All pnd,o Records shattered.

HARTFORD. CONN. Dee. lS.--All
long distance records for amateur
radio transmission were shattered
during the Transatlantic tests OF the
American Radio Relay League. when
the signals OF two amateur stations
were picked up in mid-Pacitic. 1000
nautical miles distance, by II. l..
RoeSch. radio operator on board the
steamship Easterncr, IL was an
nounced at league headquarters hero
today. The stations heard were those
OF william -. Reynolds. DDS. Denver.
Colo. and w. y. Chemrich, Of .Aber-
deem, Wash.
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TWO DANCELESS DAYS
PER WEEK IN PRUSSIA
tBy Universal Serv,c. I

BERLIN. Dec. lS.-Ciermany, or at
ieast Prussia. is to have two dance
less days per week.
Looking about TO see what decres
they could issue to help to quie, the
unrest and indignant sentiment or
the people caused by the skyrocket
ing prices at Christmas time tho So
cialist Minister OF the Interior dis
covered plan 10 forbid dancing
twice a week.
The first danceless day OF tho
week is to he Monday. thus striking
blow al the gayety Of Chri.tmas
and New Year Days. After Nav
Year the second danceless day will
be announced.
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BANDITS FLEE WITH
$4,000 FROM BANK
ICY Associated rressl

Los ANGELES. Dec. lS.-The wal
nut state Bank at Walnut Park.
suburb, was robbed late today hy
three masked men. who escaped with
between $4,000 and $4,000 in cur
rency. Two OF the men pointed re
rolvers at the tclicrs while the third
picked up the money. The bandits
escaped in an automobile.
STOCK holders OF the bank were
meeting In hack room OF the build
Ing at the tt6e, but knew nothing
of the robbery.
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BANDITS GET 100000
LOOT IN SHOTGUN RAID
ON MINT AT DENVER
Suicide Pact Survivor
Is Guilty Of Murder
tHy Universal Service ]

LONDON. Dec. ls.-Any person
surviving a suicide pact is guilty
Of murder. according to a do
cis:on handed down today by the
Lord Chief Justice. The decision
was made III the appeal OF Lionel
SymondS. who was sentenced TO
death FOR the murder Of Gladys
Wall. i"-year-old daughter OF his
employer. wealthy baker.
Symonds and Gladys agreed TO
commit suicide by throwing them
selves in front Of 4 train. Snc
VAS Instantly KILLED and he lost
both legs. Symonds was carried
into court 10 hear the sentence.
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PLANE OF MISSING
PILOT is LOCATED
ley Associated Press. !

SALT LANE CITY. Dec. lS-Rc-
ports TO air mail service headIuar-
ters here late today said the air
plane OF Pilot Henry G.. Boonstra.
who mas been missing since last Fri
day morning, has been located near
Coalvillc. Utah.
The finding Of the Boonstra plane
was reported by IA scout machine. bu;
no mention WAS made whether the
pilot WAS seen.
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1t "e could finance tn. matter.
We are most anxious TO give her
another year away from the iniiu-
en"e of her mot! er. Two hundred
dollars is asked for years tuition.
contributions received yester-
day, S3i.75.
Total to date, sl?c.70
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Mig Wood ruIp Cargo Arrives.

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 1S.-Ths
Belvidcre. Susquehanna Steamship
Company vessel. a--'- here ~.
night from Finnish and Scandtna-
wan ports. and is now docked az
the army. base. dscharGlng cargo
OF wood pulp. On this voyage thu
Belvidere carried cargo OF $500
tons OF the community. II is be-
lieved that this represents the heay-
lest tonnage of wood pulp ever
landed at Norfolk In a single ship
nent. Increase In imports OF wood
pulp has been especially noticeable
the past few months
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SnIIs Direct for Dnnzig.

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. lS.-The
Red STAR liner Samland VIII make di-
rect sailinEs from Norfolk to Dam
Zig. Poland. leaving Hampton Roads
on January 10. This is the second
time within n few weeks that the
Samland has made the voyage di-
rect from Norfolk to the Polish sea-
port. Her previous trip took place
the latter part of November.
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VIRGINIA WOMAN
DIES AT COLUMBIA
IBy Associated Press.l

COLUMBIA. S. c.. Dec. Is.-Mrs.
Richard e.: Reed. wife OF Rev r. c.
Reed. moderator OF the General AS
Seinbly OF the Southern Presbyterian
Church, died here today after a brief
illness. Mrs. Reed was Miss Cantcy
Ncnablc. of Hampdcn- Sidney. Va, be-
fore her marriage. Funeral arrange
mcnts have not yet been announced.
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SARAH BERNHARDT
FAINTS AT REHEARSAL
fBy Associated Press !

PARIS. Dec. lS.--Sarah Bernhardt
had fainting attack az the close
OF the last rehearsal this afternoon
OF Sacha Guitry's new play, I'm
Sujct dc Roman" which was to have
been produced tonight with Bern
hardt in one of the principal parts.
BY reason OF her indiSpos.tiun, the
production was postponed.
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Seek. Forest reserve Land

LYNCHBURG. VA. Dec. lS.-The
Federal forest reserve has Instituted
two condemnation proceedings In the
district court here to secure title
to property to be taken for tho re-
serve. One OF the suits is against
George l.. Cunningham and othors
for 1,l56.24 acres In Amherst County.
and the other against Lewis A.
Airey and others, for 16o.33 acres in
Rockingham and Psgo Counties.
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Mrs. Gron Wins Decree.

PORTLAND. MAINE. Dec. lS.-Mrs.
Madeline Masters Gron. Of this city.
formerly of Chicago and New York.
was granted divorce from Ne!ls
Gron. Danish diplomat and New York
ciuhman. by Judge Lauren NJ. San
born of the Superior Churt. today.
Mrs. Gron also was given the Gus
tody OF their 9:year-old son. Ncils.
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OrrORrIiNIrY W.

OPPORTUNITY NO. :.
Iwln boys, whose father aoan-
doncd them and whose mother
mas mad to oc placed N Al instt-
tuition Tor the feeble M iudcd, are
being cared for in good school.
They are only II years ot,. an1.
IN spite OF their poor .:art in the
world. are showing avery desire
to Improve. Two hundred dollars
Will pay for one OF these boys
maintenance at CovinSton tor the
rest OF ;h. YEAR 1928.
Contributions received yester-
day. S3S.25.
Total to date. S1?5.io.
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orpoRTuNrrY 40. ..

We asked for 5000 for thIa same
family last wear and must ask
tor $500 tnis yeas. Both ihe ia
th-r and mother are ,ubercular
and are IN sanatorium at present
The oldest Uuy. Il. WHO was re-
ported as having come home from
the sanaturium in tn. appeal last
year. Is now well and .orkinS
regularly. The live other boys.
ranging in age from iC IL =, are
teinG boarded by the Associated
Charities at a splendid country
home They are going reguiarl7
10 school and are very happy and
s.uinS tat and rosy.
day. s5S.25.
TONI 10 dmtc. s2Ga2a.
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OF an automobile occupied bv seven
men, who were seen speeding north
ward shortly after the robbery. One
"f the occupants was bleeding pro-
fusely, according 20 tho report
The robbery occurred while the
money was being transferred from
the mint 10 n Federal reserve de-
Continued on Page II, Col. 81
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orPonTUNITY NO. &.

A year ago the Associated Char
tiles asked for 5000 to senh a liz
tie girl OF away 10 school. Her
mother IS a drug addict who was
unwilling to part from the child
aud would not hear OF her being
placed In private home or or
phanage. She was willing. how
ever. To let her go away 10 school
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MORGAN TELLS GERMANY
BANKERS UNABLE TO AID
UNTIL REPARAT T7ONS FIXED
TEN OPPORTUNITIES ARE PRESENTED
FOR GENEROUS PUBLIC'S CONSIDERATION

The Times
uond families who destitute
aid
been
Oh youl send
pa"fi. ua which
opp' The Times Dispatch
be "u acknowledged through
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Flu Closes Trinity EARLY.

DURHAM. n. c.. Dec. 1s.--It was
announced today that Trinity College
would be closed this afternoon for
the Christmas holidays, two daya
earlier than usual, because OF a num-
Der OF cases OF influenza among the
students. A total OF thirty-six cases
had been reported on tho campus to-
day. 1Ss t5i+
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Japanese Prince regent Again I'M,

TOKYO Dec. lS.---The prince re-
gent. Iiirohito, has recovered from
his recent attack OF measles, bur
now Ia suffering from. an attack o:
bronchial catarrh. according 70 arr
announcement by the Dspadtment OF
tho Imperial Household. N
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oppnnrllNIrY M q

Amount asked, $500.
Contributions received ycster-
day. Sj3.25.
Total to date. s3il.ao.
OvurSubscribcd, $4l.4O.
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Morgan nu,. Vienna hank share.

NEW YORK. Dec. lS.--Othciais Of
!. T.. Morgan & Co. today confirmed
cable reports that the firm had pur-
chased 100000 shares OF the .and
Mortgage Bank of Vienna. They de-
clincd to discuss details of tho trans
action,
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urrOuTUNITY NO. o.

The mother OF two little chill
dren. the oldest OF whom is ~ and
the youngest =. VAS lett suddenly
widow. She IL not physically
strong enough To work more than
half time. but she says she Will
work her fingers to the bone rath-
er Than Sirs up her children. We
are asking the public TO contrib
ute SiSV Tor this family.
Contributions received yestcr-
day, SS9.I5.
Total To date. S3ae.co.
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EAMON DE VALERA
REPORTED CAPTURED
IBy Associated Press ]

PARIS. Dec. l9.--Thc Herald this
morning says reports arc current In
Paris that Eamon de Valera has been
captured By the Irish Free State au-
thoritics.
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ori.omTuNlr, 40. 4.

Amount ASKED, $3.50.
Contributions received yester-
day. ,Io::3.
Total to date. s267.l5.
Oversubscribed. $l7.l5.
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Boat Service TO baltimore. $500
and money. Travel while you sleep.
East connecting train to West Point
Southern Railway. 500 East Main St
Phone Madison 272.--Adv.
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Opi'UHTLsIrN NJ.

Amount asked. $500.
Contributions received ycstcr-
day. S5S.25.
Total TO date, S223.io.
Uvcrsubscribcd. S23.in.
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OPPORTUNITY No. IN.

~ mother. whose husband /. In
an insane asylum. is faced with
the prospect OF having TO put
her four children In an orphanaGa.
Her baby Is less than year
old and the oldest child only 9.
Three huudred dollars Is asked to
help keep this family together.
Contributions received yester-
day. Sj6.25.
Total to date. s"6S.OI.
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Robbers Display Reckless
Abandon to Pcrpctratc
Crime in Daylight.
ONE WOUNDED FATALLY
Charles Linton, Government
Employe, Dies in Hospital
From Wounds.
LEv Assncln,cd rressl

DENVER: col. bee. lS.-Masicd
bandits armed with sawcd-Cn shot.
runs and without regard for human
l!fc. today fatally wounded Charles
Linton. guard Of the Denver branch
OF the Kansas City Federal Reserve
Rank. stole 100000 In currency OF
- denomination at the doorstep
o: the government mint and escaped
Tho robbery occupied less than "A
minutes time. Tonight every high
Way in the state Is guarded and
police and Federal authorities have
dispatched armed squads In pursui,
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OPPORTUNITY NO q.

contributions received yester-
day, $23.
Total To date. sc6Soo.
ONersubscribcd. s6S.9O.
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CONTINUED ON Fagc ,. c
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continued on Page =. Col. Al
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I39. Is

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and $55.Oo-Dresses that might haye appeared ex-
travagant at the original figures but are now
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and We viii live IN a hut on c-can-
ned beans and fittings. Money
Isn't everything, Uncle Abner and
] do appreciate all your love and
kindness TO an orphaned g.rl-but
] love jack and money doesn't
count
ny deafi NJ dearR' Uncle Alb.
ner patted the bright head lean.
Ing against the newell post, why.
-why-you have made me the
happlest man in the world-Ywas
afraid you would marry George
and I wasn't sure which one you
really loved and 50 had Smith
call, and dictated that change
In my will on purpose so that you
could hear it-but It doesn't mean
anything. You and Jack are my
children and I hope You are com.
ing here TO live in my lonely
house |" Betty was In his arms
now and tears were wetttng his
immaculate shirt bosom.
"Is Jack coming home tomor.
row7" demanded Betty radiant
with Joy.
Here Is his telegram-and o
September wedding would be Just
the thing, my dearl" rumbled the
old man as they mounted the
stairs together.
Out in the orchard, In the after
glow, the thrush sang Of love
triumphant
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and q crooked man appeared

were more wonders to be seen.
The barn beyond a crooked fence
was quite as crooked as the house
and the cows and horses and pigs
and chickens looked worse than a
Humpty pumpty Circus after the
baby had been playing with It!
AS they were gazing OPEN
mouthed at all these wonders, the
door OF the house opened and a
crooked man appeared. Come n,
friends" he invited. "You look
tired and perhaps you would like
to rest, Besides like to talk to
travellers as they usually bring
news. I am, as you may have
guessed, the Crooked Man-Who-
Went-a-Crooked- Mlle-and-Found a
Crooked Six Pence Against a
Cooked-Stile.'
"But heres a secret the six.
pence is mo good. No one Will take
1t. So keep It for q pocket-plece.
And now you know about me,
come IN and tell me about your
selves"
So in went Nancy and Nick.
ITO BE Continued.
(Couyrlght. 1929
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The door Of The house opened

: Nancy and Nick were stlll
hunting for Mother Goose's
broom.
Along the road they went, scar
ching and inqulring Of every one
they met.
BY and by Nancy exclaimed. az
declare, Nick. This road Is getting
as crooked as a-as corkscrew
I never saw so many twists and
turns in my life."
Neither did l." agreed Nick,
looking up and down in a puzzled
sort Of way. 81 feel like the SOL
dler who met himself coming
back. Well never get anywhere
this way.
But the little Green Shoes
trudged bravely on and before
many minutes the Twins found
themselves in front of a very
crooked house. Indeed the house
was SO crooked that the front
steps went Up to the back door
and the cellar windows were on
the roof.
well Of all thlngs!" declared
both children together. This Is
the craziest thing yet"
But they wore wrong. There
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LAUREL POINT

Mr.. and Mrs. John Barns of
Ellington spent Saturday and Sun.
Gay as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
strandle Barb.
Dana snlder Of Brady visited rel.
atives here last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Henry were
the guests Of Mrs. Bess Beall near
Ellington Sunday.
Mrs. Zoie Henry Of Westoyer Is
the guest OF her parents here.
One woman was seriously injured
and several others were hurt when
an automobile accident occurred
here Sunday afternoon near the M.
E. Church. The cause Of the acct
dent was unknown. The car was
driven by Curly" Davis OF Easton
and the other occupants Of the ca'
consisted of two women and two
children.
Mrs. Ethel Radcliffe and Mre.
Maude Jamison visited friends here
Sunday.
Mrs. Harrietta Thorn. Miss Net.
tie Thorn and Jesse Thorn Of Nor,
gantown were the guests OF Mt.
and Mrs. Louis Loar Sunday.
The Rev. w. F. McKaln OF Fair.
mont TILED his regular appointment
at the NJ. E. Church here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Jamison
of South Park visited friends hero
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Henry of
Westoyer visited the latter's grand.
mother. Mrs. Virginia Henry, Sun.
day. The latter Mrs. Henry has
been Ill for some time.
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So IS

for Dresses regularly priced S12.s5 and 1886
Dresses that are well made and cieverly styled
Dresses in sizes particularly required by women
of youthful figure.
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Gas Reduced!
NO MORE DISCOMFORT AFTER
TAKING 5AALMANN's
GAS TARI ETS

Persons who are troubled with
gas in the stomach and bowels can
obtain quick relief by taking Baal-
mann's Gas Tablets before and Of.
ter meals.
These harmless pttle tablets
act In a natural way 60 prevent
the formation OF gas That dis,
tressed, full seeling after eating
soon disappears. Pressure about
the heart, often causing pain or
palpitation, Is promptly relieved
You should soon get rid Of that
anxious, nervous feeling drows.
mess, numbness h the arms and
limbs, shorsEess OF breath, rumbi.
ing in abdomen. bloating, burning
and other symptoms due to exces.
siye gas.
Baalmann's Gas Tablets In the
yellow package are sold by Noun.
tain City Drug Store. Price one
dollar. ]. Baalmann, Chemist, San
Francisco.
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for Dresses regularly priced $1,000 and ses.so
for every requirement including some OF the
abandonment evening models ever received In the
store