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CITY BRIEFS

George Tines left last night for Den.
YER where he will look after business
for a local clothing company,
C. r. Peterson has returned from
Manville. Lusk and Douglas. where
no has been establishing sub-agents
for the H ]. Peterson Motor cor.f
pany.
d. A. Simpson has returned from
the south where no has been inspect
ing the oil fields in Texas and In Okla
homa. He will remain in Casper until
spring and then expects to return to
the Mexia fields
Attorney j. b. Barnes left yester-
day fer Cheyenne where he will trans
act legal matters of Importance for
several days.
p. II. Raistaff who was called east
by the death OF his mother. has re-
turned to his position in the city.
J. A Virgins OF the Virgins Shoe
company has returned from the east
where he has been spending the past
weeks attending to business interests
for his oncern Mr.. Virgins was in
attendance at the shoemen's conven-
ton which was held in Chicago. III.
He also looked after business matters
in Grinnell. Ia. where he formerly
made his home.
R. G. Taylor of the Taylor and Clay
brokerage arrived yesterday from Den
yer and VIII spend some time here.
q. A. Miller. an employe Of the
Northwestern, will leave this after
noon for Johnstown. Pa. in response
to a message notifying him of the Sc
rious illness OF his mother. Mrs. Adel-
inc Miller. g IS. Mr.. Miller plans
to remain In the east for several
weeks. winding up the affairs of his
mothers estate so hat she can re-
turn to Casper with him If she re-
gains her health.
A. B. Lawrence. representative of
F. s. Smithers and company, bankers
of 10 Nassau street, New York, was
In Casper Friday with II. Leslie Par
, 1922-01-28

Corner Sixth and Durbln street.
Rev. Charles A Wilson. pastor. Sun
day school and bible classes s:45 morn
ing worship IL o'clock sermon. The
Path Of the Just" Anthem The Silent
Sea" Ncidlinger. Solo. Mrs. Frank.
Young peoples meeting gao p. m.
Prof. McGlade will address the meet.
ing. Solo by Mrs. John Lind. Even.
ing worship 1880 sermon. Stability in
Christian Life" Anthem Seek Ye
the Lord" Roberts. Solo, The Light
OF Heavens Own Day. Briggs, Mrs. L.
r. Pelkey. Mission study Tuesday
2s30 D. m. with Mrs J.. H McCarry.
1853 South Lincoln. Prayer meeting
and bible study wednesday 1870 p. m.
Subject Phil. 4. Ladies' Aid Thursday
ESQ p. m. Choir rehearsal Thursday
$50 D. m. The choir will give the
cantata Tho Holy City February
8 at 7:30 D. m. The session win meet
at tho close OF the morning service to
receive new members. We cordially
invite ail strangers to attend, these
services.
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ians 1od<is. having as its theme.
Unity OF Faith Among communi-
eants-- During thu next three weeks
the pastor win be absent from the
city On February S his pulpit viii
be occupied by the Rev. p. 6tengel
Of Lusk. who VIII preach morning and
evening On February II the Rev.
A. ReLwaist OF Rverton. win deliver
a Germ. ermon In tho morning and
an EAigiz. sermon in the e~vening.
These services VIII begin ut the usual
hours The Sunday school VIII be In
charge Of Mrs. J. H Gockoi-
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ker in connection with negotiations re-
Gently closed by the FensIand oil com
pany for the purchase of large inter.
ests in tho Salt Creek field held untfl
recently by Harry N. Isenberg. Mate
Wheeler. Leslie Parker and others.
The latter two. It Is understood, We're
instrumental in closing the transfer OF
the property which involved $500, 900.
Tho New York banking company. it
Is said. is financially interested in the
holdings.
, 1922-01-28
First Church Of the Nazarene

GIL East IL street; Non ID .~Gilles-
pic. pastor. 1888 North Madison street.
Sunday school at both the Mission.
Eleventh and Cedar street and the
church at 10 a. m. Glass meeting at
the church at II a. M; C. c. Ais
man leader. Morning worship at the
Mission at IL o'clock; sermon by pas.
tor. Combined service Of the church
and Mission ut 7.3o p m. Sermonsby
pastor at Nazarene Mission. Mid.
week prayer meeting at the church,
GIL East II street Wednesday at 1850
p. m. Prayermeeting at the Mission
Thursday. 1880 p. m. Woman's Pray
err Band Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O at
h home of Mrs. Hand. lilo West
Eleventh street. All are invited and
are given a hearty welcome.
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sunzly school 9.4s a. m There Is
n olass for sverJore Morning wor-
ship II A. m Rev J. +. Biodgett
will deliver h message b. Y. p. o.
meets Mt $50 p. m All young pco-
pie should DO present at his service
Evening church service At 7.So .. m.
This service win be IN charge Of the
b. Y. p. u. Interesting talks and
good music have bean arranged. A
most cordial invitation is extended TO
everyone 10 attend any or all OF these
services c. NJ Thompson. Jr., pas
tor.
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day. fsss p m woman's Home Ans-
sionary society at homo OF Mrs L l.
CAN'T wednesday. church night viii
be observed Supper At 9 D. m At q
small price. Just TO pay the cost II
viii be served by the Busy Bee circle.
From 7 to 8 a devotional service and
study OF Tho New Christian" Will be
held At . p. m the official board viii
meet This Is a new departure In this
church but great success Is looked for.
A reading contest VIII be explained by
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ever attended the university at Bould-
er. hre also on the program
Although definite plans have not
been formulated as yet there win DO
regular meetings. tho first Thursday
OF each Month. a dinner has been
planned. TO be held at tho Henning
hotel February 9. All who have been
students a. the University are asked
to phone h secretary Mt the Durham
residence. Other social events are also
planned.
, 1922-01-28

ao2 East Second street. Rev. Lewis
e. Carter. pastor. s:45 a. m. Sunday
school. Glasses for all ages. IL a. m.
m Subject. THE Place of Pray
er in Gods Plan for World Conquest"
The sermon TO the junior congregation
Will be Illustrated with a tuning fork.
Anthem, when 1 Consider the Heav.
ens.' by Heyser. Offertory quartet.
Day Break" by Parks. 2.3O p. M,
M, mbership class. Very important
eacl member Of the class be present.
S:l6 ?. m. organization of the Queer
Esther circle by Mrs. II. b. Durham.
Girls from IA to 20 are invited. $50
p. m. Epworth league. Mrs. Carter
VIII continue h study OF the book.
John Wesley. Jr.," Mrs. Osborn will
SIN 1880 y. m. Subject,
Strength for the Day" Anthem Now
the Sun is Setting by Spence. Tues.
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PERSONALS

Mrs Abe Kassis accompanied by
Kiss julia Kassis have left for Chicago
and New York City where they will
spend several weeks On an extensive
buying trip for the Kassis Ely Goods
company.
Mrs. A A. Nelson>of the Town Talk
millinery store in the Smith-rurner
building has left for Chicago. Ill.
where she intends to spend some time
buying for her millinery establish
mont
Charles Creech. who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the state hospIta. is improving rapid
ly and Is now able to receive visitors.
, 1922-01-28

South Park and East Fourth streets;
J. H. Gockel. pastor Tomorrow
morning ut 1880 n German service
will be held. The text of tho sermon
viii DO Luke 2224-3o; its theme. "rhe
True Greatness of the Members of
Christ's Kingdom" In the evening
service Holy Communion will be cele.
brated- The preparatory service com.
mences at Z o'clock. the main service
at 7;so. Tho sermon in this service
VIII DO based on tho text I Corinth.
, 1922-01-28

Moose han. 1ss East Second street.
Walter H schacht. pastor. Sabbath
school. 10 a m Preaching service, IL
a m Bible lecture every Sunday eve
ming. Subject for January 20 "The
Bible Sabbath and the Modern Sun.
day." This is a subject that should
interest every Christian Sabbath sup
ported by the bible Come ~nd Study
with w.
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UnseArch.hls Riches Of Christ En-
deavor. 7 D m leader. Maud Brady
Evening service. 7;s5- We were anue-
ipatinE n special treat o Sunday eve
ming but were disappointed IN obtain
ing our spezxer. The pastor VIII
preach as usual. Text. Luke. 1913
This Do and Thou Shalt 1--we Wei
come. Rev. c. A Marshall
, 1922-01-28
Allen Defends
Kansas Court

TOPEKA, Kan. Jan. 2s.-Declaring
that all the principles announced by
Senator Kenyon in his recommended
lions for a federal tribunal to regu-
late the coal Industry are contained
In the act creating the Kansas court
OF Industrial relations. or IN decisions
, 1922-01-28

ion hall on North wolcott street sun
day school at 1880 a. m. Evening
service at 7:so p. m Everybody well
come. No collections taken.
, 1922-01-28

Services Sunday II a m Midwest
building. Subject. "Acquisitiveness a
Builder or a Destroyer" Speaker.
Lenna Christsi-
, 1922-01-28

Seventh and wol.o-s street. Rev.
Philip X Edwards. rector Holy COM
munion at s o'clock Church school
at s,45 a m. Morning ray IND
sermon at IL n m
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1903 North Durbin street. Sabbath
schooi. 10 n M George specht. su-
p~erintendent- Morning service IL a.
m The communion viii be observed
at this service. Text Eph. IS. "The
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First Christian
Every Member Present Day" Let US
Every Member Present Ray" lie. Us
watch II. Preaching md communion
a m Christian Endeavor $40 .. m.
The pastor Is the leader. Evening wor-
ship 7.30- Monday evening teacher
training class. Wednesday evening
class in "How to Win FolxsLs Thurs
day evening choir practice friday
evening Boy Scouts have shs church.
A cordial welcome Is exsei.ded to all
who will come to any or ali the serv-
Ices II you Ike either friendliness.
enthusiasm or a harmonizing sand
peaceful group OF religious people or
IL you like n combination OF all these
elements come where these elements
apparent. We hrs looking for you
and win expect you. Charles C. Stout.
minister. office In the church. phone
157s1v.
, 1922-01-28

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday at IL O'Clock In the new
church edinee at the corner OF Fourth
and Grant streets The lesson sermon
for tomorrow Il. Love" The public
Is tnvitec TO attend these services Sun
day schuol IS held at s:45 a m to
which children up to the age Of 20
years may attend.
, 1922-01-28
sfnsons Y&iJoy
InformnI Dance.

The unusual good attendance was
evident at he informal dancing party
held las evening under The auspices
OF the Masonic dsncing club. at the
Masonic Temple.
The FIRST dance was played at .
o'clock and the Home Sweet Home
at midnight Light refreshmnts were
served during tie evening.
, 1922-01-28
Extensive Trip
Is Planned.

Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan. Miss
Margaret Sullivan and tho Misses
Eileen and Patricia Sullivan arc Ieav-
ing next wednesday for Chicago, III.
where they will spend severai days.
Mss kathleen Sullivan who Is attend
ing echooi IN Chicago will join tho
party and they viii leave for New
York where they will remain for some
time. From New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sullivan and family intend to sail for
the Bahamas and the West indies
where they viii remain until spring.
, 1922-01-28
Young People
Enjoy Evening.

A large number Of the young peo-
pie of the Presbyterian church spent
an enjoyable time last evening at the
tabernacle.
The evening was spent with games
and amusements which concluded
with a play In pantomime OF when
the Lamp Went Out" well presented
by members Of the church organiza-
ton.
Towards the close OF the social time
sfreshments were served.
, 1922-01-28
Casper Alumni Association Of
Colorndo University Formed.

At a meeting OF about 20 alumni
members of the Colorado University at
Boulder. Colo. which was held Thurs
day night at the nome of Mrs. C. A.
Wilson. the Casper Alumni association
of the University OF Colorado was
formed.
The officers elected included A. +.
STREET. president; Il. B. Foster. vice
president; and Miss Joan Deck. secre-
tary and treasurer.
The idea OF the organization is to In
stu interest in the alma mater, as well
as to bring to Casper. speakers and
lecturers from tho university. Social
functions for all the citizens here who
, 1922-01-28
Literary Improvement
Club Has Meeting.

Club Has Meeting.
The members OF the Literary I'm
provement club. which has recently
been organized. mat last night at the
home OF the Misses olga and Hazel
Renal on Madison avenue. Well
known authors were studied.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held with Mrs. B. d. Rabun. s24
Madison street. .
, 1922-01-28
Ladies' Aid
To Meet.

To Meet.
Tho Ladies' Aid society Of the North
Casper chapel will meet Monday after
noon at . o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Evans. 1l2 East s street. Refresh
ments will be served during h So
cial time which will follow a short
business session.
, 1922-01-28

A. B. Lawrence. representative of
F. s. Smithers and company, bankers
of 10 Nassau street, New York, was
In Casper Friday with II. Leslie Par
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COLD WAVE IS MAKING
Way FOR BALMY DAYS

A: m orr hour ta:s morning the
Thermometer a. the to-! house 90 the
steel bridge registered :" d"Srccs, n
prediction for fair and warmer weather
comes from tho United States Weather
Bureau IN Washington.
Tho temperature during no day yes
,erday ranged from 2s n "a degrees
with a high wind blowing tho entire
day. In tho evening tire wind Gained
down md tho thermometer rose ser-
eral degrees. Fore"aster Fcnnywitt Tre-
d.c;eA frost for the Pi:tahurgh& dis
,rict last night. but this morning there
were no signs OF frost for this district.
Predictions were made Tuesday that
Pittsburgh and vicinity would nc hi. hy
4 damaging frost and residents were
warned 70 cover all tender plan:A. hut
whether or not the Smoky City was hi:
by tho beia;ed frost last night Is not
known.
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p

! Be fair TO yourself you sufferer from
rheuma tism. no matter what form. Got
from your druggist a package Of Rheu-
ma, the guaranteed prescription. Use
tho entire bottle and II you don't think
It has given you quick and sure relief.
say so. and you can have your money
back.
Isn't that Q fair offer7 Can you see
pny deceit about Il? What chance do
you take? Absolutely mono.
I Then got bottle OF Rheurna today
rs q reputable physicians prescription.
Altogether different from remedies u.s.
ually prescribed. free from narcotics
and perfectly harmless.
Rhsuna acts on the Kidneys and helps
to forco tho uric acid from tho swollen
Joints and other lodging places. i;
should plea 50 you in day and make you
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e>~>~>~~~~~~>(
!; THE THEATRES
JACK REID At COURT
THEATRE TONIGHT

PRETTY girls. lively dances. funny
comedian, catchy songs o, the whist
ling kind and ruus!c OF the haunting
strain with tus, enough Of the "jarh'
element 10 give 1t the necessary pop
will hold sway a tho Court theatre to-
nigh, and. tomorrow with special matt
neo Saturday. when your old friend
jack Reid. and his famous Record
Breakers Co" maHe their annual visit
10 Wheeling. This year the Record
Breakers" Is said 20 he bigger and bot
tor than ever before and an entertain
,nent that 10 said 10 be the smartest
kind OF vaudeville and ex;rara Sa MA
With high class bIr,esQne features FAR
and away superior to what ono usually
rec. when they Visit n hu-,"sNue show
will 10 presented. Everything new from
s.ar: to hniSn.
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ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE
WITH DETERMINATION

There NE three attributes necessary
10 success in l!fr--iInnes;v. ah'lI;y and
determination. They arc a. important
factors ami yc: without determination
the other two would not he o' az high
a value. With determination all lh.ngs
are possible.
There comes ~ the Court theatre.
commencing Monday. April - n ln-recl
feature pho;oN'ay. entitled "Dct"rm:na
ton" which every one who wants 10
succeed IN lie should SEQ. l. is not
n preaohmen: but a picture that Will
thrill, and inspire you. II Is n ma ssive
picture with plenty % me!odrama yet
with a powerful story OF how determi-
nation won over many obstacles.
Determination" Will DO shown three
times daily. starting at 2. : and 3.
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TERRELL TO ADDRESS
TOILET WATER CLUB

Warden J. Z. Terrell, Of the West Viz
GINA parliamentary 81 Moundsville' VIII
IA tho principal speaker At the hrst
annual Easter dinner OF tho members OF
tho Toilet Water Club. affiliated win
tha knights Of Pythias. Mr.. Terrell
will speak on the subject Sunshine and
Shadows and no doubt Il viii be
most interesting discourse.
Inc uanquet will be hold IN the
PythIan Castle. on Twcnty-seventh
street. and promises to be bis success.
Preceding the banquet and speaking.
n street parade Of the zoo members OF
tho new club will be held over tho
streets Of the town. The parade Will
form at the Castle and march up
through the bus.ess district at 1910.
Twenty-siH new members were In
.tiated last night at tn" regular week
IS meeting, which Is held every Thurs
day night following tho meeting OF
Black Prince Lodge No. ~.
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Big Special Amateur
Contest at Rex Tonight

Big things arc IN store for YOU II
you attend tho Rex this evening. as to-
night IS the night. tina, tho big grand
contes. takes place for the local Young
s:ers Tho youngsters that compete In
toniEht's contest are only those who
have won FIRST prize IN tho previous
contests. They AL have went 10 quite
= lot ~ expense ro- ton!Ghts contest.
In trying - out-do the other. such A.
the arrangement; ~ special scenic and
electrical effects and also some spc-
c!al and gorgeous wardrobe. II you
pr" ono that appreciates good talent
vou should arrange 70 get 70 tho Rex
thia evening as never will you spend q
more pleasant evening as far a. amuse
ment goes. The regular unequalled
vaudeville program and feature picture
will also be offered.
TIL" seats are selling very rapidly
Cor the opening OF tho Eees-Ball Stock
company. which opens Monday after
noon. In tho rth-tickling comedy drar1n
Adam and Eva" II you have MOI al
ready secured your seats. It would be
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TUBERCULOSIS CLINIC
OPEN THIS EVENING

A general clinic will be conducted
this evening AT the North Wheeling
hospital between 645 and $50 for bust
ness mon and women who wish 10 tako
advantage OF the tuberculosis survey.
1t will DO conducted BY DR.. r. l..
Drinkard. DR.. John Thoner and Or. w.
?. Sammon. assisted by Miss Tappan
and Miss Frazier. public health nurses.
A clinic for children Will be conducted
BY DR.. Elizabeth Hupp tomorrow morn
inr at Red Cross headquarters In the
Odd Fellows hall. between 10 and Il
O'Clock. Eight business women were
examined yesterday at tho Ohio Valley
General hospital. two cases 10 be he'd
for observation.
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AOuick and Harmless
Rheumatic Remedy
Rhuma Releases from Suffering Rheumatic Victim Who Thought
Nothing Gould Give ReNef-It Will Do "a Much
an. for You Money Refunded.

hopeful and happy IN . week. what Il
did for this happy sufferer It should do
for you. c. H Griest q Co. will supply
you and guarantee money back X Il
falls:
II have been laid UP for one year With
chronic anthitis. ] had doctors galore
also spent four months in the sSnitar-
ium At Troy. N. T. but had practically
no rcllef. Then started taking RhSu-
ma have now taken hve bottles and
can 60 without crutches or other aid.
which I could not do for the last nine
months. highly recommend 4: and
would gladly answer any ouesuSns ask
ed on receipt OF stamp for postage. This
letter may he published a. esne@: to
sufferers fro;E :heuma tibn, In any form.
Thomas H. Eddy. Schaylssr.llA y. I.
ADV
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OF tho circus. you And meek elephants
that arc slow 10 reach out for pea
nuts. do not pass them by. but offer the
goobers 10 Thorn twice. You won't have
70 wait long. for Kas and Mo have 4
tough time restraining their humble
undres,udIes' eagcrness for peanuts or
course. j. IS hard for the trainers 10 pat
The Big Four" In their places. Tor
thcv really are clever actors. Most
ctrcus men concede that Fioto and
Mama arc the c!everest pachyderms
that ever performed. They arc all q;
them great lovers oc children. and :: ~
almos: Impossible II he harsh with Gle
plants that caro- tNr children as do the
Se,lS-F'uto herds.
n Tho opening spectacle. The Firth
- TIVE Rainbow" Mama. ftoto and j.
other e'cpLln;s carry Maypoles and
ballet girls dance a. the ends o, dozens
Of rainbow strcamers which rad!ate
from tho peaks.
All OF the Se,ls-Flo:o performing
herds arc presented In tho rings and on
the track by girl trainers--Blanche
Wells. Stella Rowland. Ethel Hamilton,
Idah pc!no and Marcia Raleigh.
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THE SORT OF PICTURE
THAT PLEASES At PLAZA

Pictures OF tho sort OF Tho Light
@. Western stars" with Dustin Far
mum. please by thor appeal 10 the I'M
nsination ~ we'll as b. their forceful
realism. The honest faith OF tho cow
boz through all OF his troubles, his
queer combination. OF strength and
weakness. over appea! to all that Is
romantic to tho onlooker. Human
touches have been spr!nkled about gem
crously, not forgetting tho svsry detail
that goes TO mako good screen enter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21
Modern Woodnnon Give >
Candidates Degrees

A small class OF candidates IVES put
through the degree work by members OF
Wheeling Camp 40. 6%I4. Modern Wood
men OF America. ~ the regular weekly
meeting held IN the Offices OF tho lodge
At 1921 Market street.
The degree team recently underwent
\ reorganization. and It's work last night
was mos. satisfactory.
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Ras and 40 and F7oto and Mama are
performing elephants. and they have
constituted themselves a board oc cen
sorshtp over all the other elephants
with tho Sells-F1oto circus. coming 10
Wheeling. Friday. April 18th. Because
Of their superior education they are
very "up-stage" with the nachydcrn
actors less clever than they. and. az
For tho elephants which can no; per
form-well. one should see kas and
company slip them the scorntul razs.
kas. IL vas. who found name for
tho quartet. Being well Travelled Gle
plant. he has picked up a lad OF reading
signs on box cars We sAal, b Tbs
Eg A." he whispered behind his trunk
20 No. and No passed tho WORD %
Flo:o and Mama. Tha: ed :" other
things Soon THE E.s 4" began 70
tell tho other 'rouiis" how 20 carry
their trunks IN parade. The patient.
kindly members OF the i've sells-rToto
herdS have allowed themselves % 70
imposed upon 20 tho extent that now
they yield tho ccnters NJ the three
rings 70 Tlas and his pals In the per-
formances and cory their table man.
ners. so. II In tho big menagerie tent
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-. Beginners Class IN Toe Dancing
Ensemble: Spring IL Lady .........
........M Miss SpriNEtime Company
Voice. Mrs. T. W. Stifel
Chorus: We're Here To-day AMI Cons
Tomorrow. Miss SpriHg time Iom pany
Ep!loSue ......:;:,..r .Aoa'!ne hAhe
FINALE.
Assistant and Class Secretary-Miss
Sara Jackson.
Second Assistant-M,ss Virginia Hoft-
Man.
Accompan!sts-Mrs. Bertha Saunders,
Mrs. Louise ArmbreCht.
Stage Dlrector-Mr. VIM. Relneke.
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wo amsa' engaged n domestic and Per
sonal work in tho United States. This
number represent. ?5;S per cent ., and
ton, Women number l.93l.0h0 In the
manufacturing industries. l.t@t.000 in
tho clerical group AMI l.ost0O0 In agri-
culture.
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tatnmSnA Dustin n all know - NM
bic In all his character portrayals and
tha Sat1r0 oAt - sIesuent
On gAis same program 10 The htlAriou
remedy ploturA Hold the Line" pro-
dueed b. tho peers Of all comedy pro-
duosrA thS Sunshine Production COM
paAy I'D Alas the interesting Plaza
6SSwO Weekly.
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- ~ dam - b . literary man.
GhF
TIA ~ I wsuts shat boob, "A Dozen
WAys 70 Maks Z living"
-And yet you are bsSgingf'
Yea that's one Of De wayA"
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Davis Island Dam-l1.S feet falhAg:
clear.
OH Cty-s.S fset, falling; clear.
ParksrsSurG-d1.7 feet. falling: clear.
Warrsn-<.1 feet falling; cloudy.