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Breaks Into House
Then Falls Asleep
]. F. Dyer Hears Daughters
Cry for Help and Finds
Invader on Floor.

Corn whisky probably saved the
life Of Joseph Clinton. . Fort Myer
soldier, when he invaded the home
Of Joseph F. Dyer. 4124 Third street
northwest. early Monday morning.
according to testimony in Police
Court yesterday. when Clinton was
arraisned before Judge Mattingly
on a charge of unlawful entry.
Dyer testified he heard his
daughter scream for help and went
to her assistance with his revolver.
As he was about to level II at
Clinton who had fallen asleep on
the pantry floor, the householder
discovered that the intruder was
drunk.
Fortunately you were not shot
full of holes. said Judge MattInsIy.
You are taking too many chances
wnen you ARE too drunk to see
whose house you are breaking into. g
Clinton said he was making a
strenuous effort to get back to Fort
Myer and was too drunk to account
Tor his presence In the Dyer home
Ihe court turned the soldier over to
the military authorities.
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4 RMY AND NAVY
n ASSIGNMENTS
Infantry.

Col. william Newman to Fort Nc
pherson, Ga.
Lieut.. Robert Earle Blair to San
Francisco. Cal.
Lieut.. Oscar Louis Beal to San
Francisco, Cal.
Capt. Andrew J. Patterson to Fort
Sam Houston, Tex.
Cavalry.
Maj. John A. Considine to Philip
pine Islands.
Maj. Edwin o'Connor to Takoma
Park, ID. G.
Air Service.
Lieut.. Clayton C. ShanCraw to
Camp Alfred Vail. New Jersey.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Orders issued to officers under
date of August IS. 1922:
Capt. Gatewood S. Lincoln. 70
chief of staff. commander in chief
A static fleet.
Capt. Joseph VI. Reeves. to COM
mand U. S. s. North Dakota.
Comdr. Frank J. Fletcher, to ASH
attic Station.
Lieut. Leon o. Afford. to conn. Z.
o. U. S. S. S-36 and on board in
command when commissioned.
Lieut.. Andrew c. Bennett, to aide
on staff commander Pacific sub
marine fiotillas.
Lieut.. George G. Breed. to L. S. s.
CoChlsn.
Lieut.. Thomas r. Cooley. to Naval
Academy. Annapolis, Md.
Lieut.. William J. Foley. to U. S.
s. Nitro.
Ensign William l.. Travis. To T.
S. S. Villalobos.
Lieut.. Oscar Davis (Med. Corps).
to Naval Medical School, Washing
ton. D. Z.
Lieut.. Donald G. Rafferty, CMed.
Corps). to Navy Recruiting Station.
Little Rock. Ark
Lieut.. Lyle ]. Roberts (Med
Corps). to Naval Medical School.
Washington. d. c.
Lieut.. Francis E. Tierney, (Med.
Corps). to Naval Medical School.
Washington. d. C.
Lieut.. Fred M Rohow (Med
Corps), to Naval Medical School.
Washington, d. c.
Lieut.. Roy L. walford (Sup
Corps). to Eleventh Naval District.
Ensign Andrew c. Silver (Sup.
Corps). to Navy Yard. Portsmouth.
N. H.
Lieut.. Lewis Thornburg (Civ'
Eng. Corps), to Bureau Yards and
Docks, Navy Department. Washing
ton. d. C.
Bosn. william M. Caastevens, to
Naval Academy. Annapolis. Md.
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Hair Pin King Faces
CONTEMPT Charge

TRENTON. y. j.. Aug 29.-Archi-
bald G. Smith, of Lambertville. y.
j. and Buffalo. y. Y, known as the
"hairpin king" because of his plants
for the manufacture of hairpins. is
in danger of being adjudged in con-
tempt of court. il was disclosed here
today when Chancellor Walker con-
tinued until next Tuesday argument
on his order requiring Smith to de-
fend charges of contempt arising from
his alleged failure to pay S625 in
maintenance to his wife. Mrs. Flor
ence Smith.
Chancellor Walker declared that
the defendant in the contempt pro-
ceedings had treated his wife shame
fully
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MRS. HELENE BOYD WHITE
BRIDE OF JOHN L. KELLY, JR,

MRS. HELENE BOYD WHITE
BRIDE OF JOHN L. KELLY. JR.
Mrs. Helene Boyd White, of
Washington. Baltimore and Green's
boro. N. c., and John Linus Kelly,
jr., Of Atlantic City. were married
at st. Nicholas Roman Catholic
Church in the summer resort. last
Tuesday morning, August 20. The
wedding was followed by a break
fast for the bridal party and rel
atives at the Hotel Traymore.
The brides gown was of cream
crepe de. chine heavily embroidered
with beads and pearls. Her hat was
Of cream chiffon to match draped
turban style and she carried a
shower Of boauet Of tea roses and
lilies of the valley. Mrs. John Nc
Adeo, Of Greensboro. N. c., matron
Of honor. wore a pale pink gown OF
georgette crepe with hat to match
and carried Ophelia roses. The
flower girls. Miss Geraldine White
daughter of the bride. and Miss
Jacqueline Wemple, of Washington
were dressed in blue georgetts
crepe with head bandeaux of rib
bon and flowers. They carried bas-
kets of sweet peas. Augustus o
GoetE, jr.. was best man and the
ushers were F. Morrison Boyd
brother of the bride; George Kelly
Linus Kelly and Joseph Keener.
Mrs. Kelly is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence ]. Boyd of Bal.
timore. She Is we'll known in Wash
ington. having resided her for the
past three years. The groom Is the
son of John Linus Kelly. sr.. Of At.
| lantic City. and is a graduate OF
the foreign service school. George
town University. class of 1921. He
was a lieutenant In the air service
during the war. Mr.. and Mrs. kelly y
will be at home after Septe
20 at 4511 Atlantic avenue. Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Mason, of New
York City. who are en- route to Deer
Park, Md, are at the Burlington
Hotel for a few days.
Capt and Mrs. o. E: Nickerson
of Baltimore. are spending a few
days at the New willard.
The Tivoli Club. a newly organ
lied junior club in the District Is
well under way. The first meeting
was held last week in the home of
F. Paley. l11s Fifth street north
west, and officers were elected as
follows: NJ. Shefferman. president;
Mimi Marseglia, secretary and treas
urer.
Mrs f. A. Yost. member nf the
District Branch of the League OF
American Pen Women, has been Sc
lected by President Harding as one
OF the two women members of the
United States delegation to the six
teenth annual congress against al
coholism. to be held in Lauzanns.
August.
Comdr. and Mrs. John Anderson
Schofeld. with their son. Crsycroft
Schofield. will be at home at the
Colonial. Manassas, Va. after Sep
tember l. Comdr. Schofeld was re-
Gently recalled to active duty by the
Navy Department and is serving as
aide to the officer in charge of the
naval reserve division of the Bureau
OF Navigation and is also In com
mand of the District contingent Of
the U. S. Naval Reserves.
Col. tre.iredD and Mrs. E. A.
Stuart and Mrs. Stuart's mother,
Mrs. John S. Foulkes. will be at
home for the winter at the Colonial
In Manassas after September l.
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COUNCIL SELECTS
CITY MANAGER
AT ALEXANDRIA
w. M. Rich, of Salisbury,
N. c., to Be Confirmed
September I.
SALARY TO BE $4,000
ippolntee Has Had Long Ex-
perience in Similar Ca
pacity.
SALARY TO BE $1,000
THE HERALD BUREAU,

So aAn8 bthcCts
ALEXANDRIA. Va. Aug. 2s.-The
new city council of five has selected
as city manager Wilder M. Rich. at
present city manager of Salisbury
The new manager will assume his
duties September 1, when the coun-
ell goes into Office and when he will
be formally elected.
Mr.. Rich is 36 years old. He is
a civil engineer and a graduate
from the University OF Michigan in
1907, and Is an associate member
of the American Society of Civil
Engineers and a member of the
City Managers Association.
From September. 1907, to August,
1912, he was inspector and juniol
engineer. United States Engineer
Department. Sault Ste Marie. Mich.
He was assistant engineer of the
Pierre Marquette Railroad from
January. 1913. to May. 1914. From
September. 1916. to August. 1918. he
was city engineer and acting city
manager of Sault Ste. Marie. From
August. 1918. to July. 1920. he was
city manager of Sault Ste. Marie
and from July, 1920. to the presen,
time city manager of Salisbury. ". C.
F. P. Slack was fined SIS by Just
ice F. W. Troth. of Fairfax, in court
here today for disorderly conduct
while near Pohick Church yester-
day afternoon in an automobile.
Thomas Hewett. of Washington.
who was driving the automobile in
which Slack was a passenger. was
required to pay costs amounting to
Sc.
Miss Louise Jackson Toombs,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Toombs. and Thomas Rutledge Web
ster were married at the parsonage
of Grace Episcopal Church last
Sunday. Rev. Edgar Carpenter. offic-
iating.
Raymond H. Hitte. charged with
the larceny of four pairs of ladies'
silk hose from Bendheim's store.
who claimed he was victim of NOR :
phine. will be sent to Staunton for
treatment and will not be tried on
the larceny charge.
A grand jury will meet in the
corporation court dl III o ClOCh ncNi
Monday morning when a number of
criminal cases will be presented.
including several liquor cases.
Following a hearing in the Police
Court today before Justice +. G.
DuvaT. William Kirk. of Washing
ton, whose automobile collided on
July 3. north of here, with ma
chine driven by Milton II. Stokes,
of Washington, was fined 500.
Mrs. Betty f. Shepherd. 50 years
old. wife of John Shepherd. died
this morning at her home near Po-
hick Church. Fairfax County. The
funeral will be held at IL o'clock
Thursday at Pohick Church.
Several hundred children today
attended the picnic given to the
children of St. Mary's Sunday
School by the St Vincent de Paul
Society
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Reorganization Delayed.

Government department reorGaniza-
ton plans will be abandoned during
the present session of Congress, it
was said at the White House yes
terday. Hope for the future devel-
opment of the plans. however. was
expressed by President Harding.
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Cox to Leave for u, S,

LONDON. Aug. 2e.-James VI. Cox
who has been in Europe studying
conditions. will leave for the United
States Saturday on the steamship
Pari il was announced here today.
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The Secretary Of the Treasury.
A. w. Mellon. returned yesterday
from q brief visit with his chill
dren at their summer home at
Prides Crossing. Mass.
The minister of Switzerland.
Mare Peter will return today from
Dark Harbor. Me-. where he passed
most of August with Nine. Peter
and their children. They viii re-
main at Dark Harbor through the
month Of September.
The Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, Theodore Roosevelt. jr., will
spend Labor Day and the coming
weekend at Oyster Bay, L. I. Mrs.
Roosevelt, who is at present with
their children at their camp in
Vermont. will Join him at Oyster
Bay.
Senator George Wharton Pepper
will Join Mrs. Pepper In a day or
so at Northeast Harbor. Me-, where
she has been for a week or so. He
plans to remain there a fortnight.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge has
returned to Washington after a
short visit to his summer home al
Nahant. Mass.
Admiral Cary Grayson left Wash
ington last Thursday FOR a visit in
New York.
Miss Betty walmsley. who I,
| visiting Mrs. Dorothy Arguimbau
| in New York, spent last week with
her hostess at Saratoga. Miss
walmsley will come to Washington
early in September for a brief visit
before joining her mother in Ken
lucky. Miss Gratia Walmsley Is
visiting in New York.
Capt. and Mrs. Ennalls wagga-
man and their children. who have
spent the month at Eaglesmere
Pa. will motor from there at the
end of the week to Annapolis to
make a brief visit with Capt
waggaman's mother, Mrs. John F.
waggaman. at her summer home,
Wild Rose Lodge. on South River.
Mrs. waggaman has returned to
South River after a visit In Ocean
City. Md.
Col. Charles S. Haight has re-
turned to New York after a visit In
Washington.
j. F. Finerty returned yesterday
to Washington after a visit in Phila
delphia and New York. Mrs. Fin
erty is spending the summer at
warrenton. Va. where Mr.. Finnerty
joins her when business permits.
consul GENERAL TREDWELL
To PAY VISIT IN NEW YORK.
Consul General Roger Tredwell
will leave tomorrow for a visit In
New York for about a week.
King Stone has gone to New York
to reside there indefinitely.
Mrs. George w. Evans has re-
turned to her home In this city
after a stay of several weeks with
friends in the Pocono Mountains of
Pennsylvania
Miss Beatrice Ward is spending
her vacation at Stony Man Camp
near Luray. Va.
Miss Margaret Mansfield. who has
been a student at Columbia Univer-
sity. New York City. for the past
few months. has returned to her
apartment at the northumberland
Mrs. Stanley ]. Colburn has re-
turned from a visit to the parents
of Mr.. Colburn in northern New
York.
Miss Eloise Shafer Is spending
her vacation with relatives at Port
Jarvis, y. Y.
MRS. CHARLES &. WRIGHT
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THE WEATHER

Forecast for Today and Tomorrow.
For the District Of Columbia. M.r,.,a
nu Hreina-Cioudy. with shower. tod,y:
orro" partly cloudy: moderate temners' :
ture; gentle variable winds.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. wiltgen, OF
San Francisco, are to be Wash
ingtoR visitors for the next ter
days. They are at the Burlington
Hotel.
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Mr. and Mrs. George d. Halsey,
OF washington. are at Breton Hall
Hotel. New York. Mr.. an Mrs. w.
H. Glazer. Of Washington, are at
the Breton Hall Hotel also.
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Braddock Heights. Nd. have gone
to New York to attend the wedding
Of her sister, Miss Rose Mayer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Mayer and
family, who recently returned from
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MRS. e. VERNE RICHARDSON
TO GO TO COBLENG THIS WEEK
Mrs. E. Verne Richardson. wife Of
Elliott Verne Richardson. U. s. con-
sui at Coblenz. Germany. will sail
for Europe this week to Join her
husband at his post. She will be
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY
By EVELYN C. HUNT.

wkO ~ " ~ ~ M .
49, oy ne. cnnoren. ME-
.er Hohaiuso'' H.
os nave peen sent out tof an
tss 70 DC served In the
s 'ne ihee.hstiohai Asso-
= % Nt anu Lee.ers Iie
ro" 70 o'clock sep
anu rs' r. nicnefos.
:, A serVice, u. .. a" are AZ
"e "" io'eI
MISS mae Esteile Grimth. Of The
riams, va. and Frank J. Pearson.
OF Aoie. va. were quietly married
A. Al the bapsist parsonage Mfodieours.
va, iast nhursday morning by tne
rev. =. Wirt Irainham. The cere-
.ony was Witnessed oy members OF
.ne ,hneaiate iamiiies. The orde
Mrs. W.itar Cr,sa.s su
M. Pearson ~ kIa,. ra,,en,,. ~.
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Pear.on Ieft
on a bridal trim They viiI h. ~
NJ .,d NJ. ~ o,.
hay. -. ~, w.,, D
.,on,;s. ana ae
INC oei hoi ""e'
Juanita p. Howard. Fannie NJ.
chapman. Irma A. Howard. Annie
d. howard ana MRS. John ]. Casti-
cIulsns the Great Lakes on the
s'eef ''hia'a'
PENWOMEN TO BEGIN
Mrs. Thedore Tiller. president of
the District OF Columbia branch of
the League of American Pen Won.
en-. announce that the seasons ac-
tivities at the clubhouse, 1923 H
October, from 4 to 6 o'clock. These
teas will be continued, as last year.
every Sunday afternoon.
Owing to the unsettled Industrial
conditions. Mr.. and Mrs. Tiller have
DCCh " iSdNC
tor trip to Canada but expect to
leave the arst of September.
Miss Mary uoui.a Rrowp NJ
cr..rsh,ro " n 4. .n.ndnn the
we.L ,,,itb Mr. ard Mrs riIl.r an
routo =. b.r hor,a fron, Nav yorL
whsr. ,h. has hean ,t,endin,
C,oInr,h;. I-nivar.it,, Mr. and Mrs
TiII.r g.v. on Informal 5anc. for
u;.s prow, ON Eridsy evening at
,hai- hon,.
Ms Anies -. en .u NJ,
.ne prog ram con,l't,e @ lu' .n
'"a' ne
oi Sunua , -.
ne,o al 'he c'uoonse Ts;s
. cloeN on ~. go.
OIL d reun,oh anu
nonor OF MRS .ouIs ~.
tlonal presioeh' oi .ne 80
president.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. d. Hancock.
of Washington. are at the Hotel
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Lieut.. and Mrs. w. e. Richards
First Air Service, u 8. A.. are a.
the Burlington Hotel.
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Cards have been sent out for an
afternoon tea to be served In the
garden of the international Asso-
citation of Art and Letters. 1715
street. from Z to o'clock Sep
tember ..
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MRS. CHARLES c. WRIGHT
HAS MINNEAPOLIS GUESTS.

Mrs. Charles c. Wright. 200l Six
teenth street. who with her grand
son. Charles Tarleton Wright.
passed July and August in the
White Mountains. has returned to
Washington and is entertaining
Mrs. Almon +. Adams and Misses
Peggy and Betty Adams. OF Minne-
apolis.
H. II. Kenyon. of Tokyo, Japan,
is at the New willard for a few
days.
Charles II. Schoeneman. of Tudor
Hall. left Washington on Friday
for a lengthy stay in New York,
Boston and Newport. While in
Newport he will be the guest of
his father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Schoeneman.
A. *. Scribner. of Boston. Is at
the New Willard for a few days.
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, accompanied by her children. Miss
Vera and Master Billy Richardson.
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CONSUL GENERAL TREDWELL
To PAY VISIT IN NEW YORK.

Consul General Roger Tredwell
will leave tomorrow for a visit In
New York for about a week.
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Mrs. NJ. c. Cables, of Norfolk,
Va. is spending a few days in.
Washington.
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PENwOMEN To BEGIN
ACTIVITIES IN OCTOBER,

Mrs. Thedore Tiller. president Of
the District of Columbia branch Of
the League of American Pen wom-
en-. announce that the seasons ac-
tivities at the clubhouse. 1923 H
street. will begin the first Sunday In
october. from 4 to 6 o'clock. These
teas will be continued. as last year.
every Sunday afternoon.
Owing to the unsettled Industrial
conditions. Mr.. and Mrs. Tiller have
been unable to leave for their mo-
tor trip to Canada but expect to
leave the Arst of September.
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King Stone has gone to New York
to reside there indefinitely.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-30

Harry J. Housman and H. j.
Housman, jr, of st. Louis, are
spending a few Gays at the Les
House.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Freight, of
Richmond. who are en- route to At
lantic City. are at the Burlington
Hotel
The Washington herald., 1922-08-30

Miss Mary Louise Brown. Of
Greensboro. NJ c.. is spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Tiller en-
route to her home from New York
where she has been attending
Columbia University. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tiller gave an informal dance for
Miss Brown on Friday evening at
their home.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-30

Mrs. George w. Evans has re-
turned to her home In this city
after a stay of several weeks with
friends in the Pocono Mountains of
Pennsylvania
The Washington herald., 1922-08-30

Miss Mae Estelle Grifith. OF The
Plains. Va. and Frank ]. Pearson.
OF Aidie. Va. were quietly married
at the Baptist parsonage Middleburg.
Va. last Thursday morning by the
Rev. c. Writ Trainham. The cere-
mony was witnessed by members of
the immediate families. The bride
Is the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter s. Grifiith and the BRIDE
groom lie son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
M. Pearson. of Aldie. Following the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson left
on bridal trip. They will be at
home at Aldie after September 10.
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A. *. Scribner. of Boston. Is at
the New Willard for a few days.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-30

]. F. Finerty returned yesterday
to Washington after visit in Phila-
delphia and New York. Mrs. Pin
erty is spending the summer at
warrenton. Va, where Mr.. Finnerty
joins her when business permits.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-30

Following a hearing in the Police
Court today before Justice F. G.
Duvan. William Kirk. of Washing
ton. whose automobile collided on
July 3. north of here, with ma
chine driven by Milton II. stokes,
Of washington, was fined 800.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-30

Miss Louise Jackson Toombs,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Toombs. and Thomas Rutledge Web
ster were married at the parsonage
of Grace Episcopal Church last
Sunday, Rev. Edgar Carpenter, offlc-
iating.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-30

Miss Beatrice Ward is spending
her vacation at Stony Man Camp
near Luray Va.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-30

Mrs. Betty f. Shepherd. 50 years
old. wife of John Shepherd. died
this morning at her home near Po-
hick Church. Fairfax County. The
funeral will be held at IL o'clock
Thursday at Pohick Church.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-30

Juanita P. Howard. Fannie M.
Chapman. Irma A. Howard. Annie
B. Howard and Mrs. John J. Casti-
nett are a group from Washington
cruising the Great Lakes on the
steamer Juniata.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-30

a grand jury will meet in the
Corporation Court at 10 o'clock next
Monday morning when a number OF
criminal cases will be presented.
including several liquor cases.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-30

Col Charles S. Haight has re-
turned to New York after a visit in
Washington.
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Irish Free State Bill
introduced in Commons

London, Nov. 24.-(By the Associ-
ated Press -Premier Bonar Law to-
day introduced In the House OF Com
mons the bill putting into effect the
constitution Of the Irish Free State
and the Free State consequently
provision bill" Both measures re-
ceived their first formal reading.
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mn. Missionary society - tie Second
r-ssAv;e-.aa church were charminG!y
.,..t..~.l.usd ~ Ms. RoNert S!mp,on.
Thur tav even ~ 4 her mo on Va
ma, Av.n.e Wood,awn. r" noe ing
va unusually Interesting addition
20 he regular rrorr1m. difs .-"ot plans
ru~ -t.s.-g ~" bud .. pledged by tn"
society Co. Home and Foreign Missions
we're considered Later IN tho evening
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ways tire ! out and
had no ambition, was
nervous and dizzy
and evcrythiN &
SCENE d to worry me
andl had full pains
in my right side. |
felt badly about four
years and could not
do my work az it
should h ave been
Zone. | saw Lydia E
T in X ham S Vege-
table COMPOUND ed
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wife will no, continue loving and obey
Ing him. unless he also continues TO cali
forth her desire to do so, by giving hsr
love and consideration In return.
And both must remember that II IS
vanity and how this subtle and insidious
tste Is soothed or hurt. In either. oy
the other, which Is the real deciding
force for happiness-or the reverse-in
Matrinonyi
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Mrs. Frank DieNI. NJ Philadelphia,
who "a visiting relatives here. will re-
turn home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller. OF
r!~hterr.h street. arc the proud par
erts Of n lo-nound baby boy. born yes
terday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules pelaunay. OF
PITTSBURGH. who Were here attending
the funeral OF Mrs. 'Delaunay's brother
'n-law. George Kress. returned home
last evening.
4 Gorge Emerson. OF Cleveland. O., VIII
fturn home th!. morning AFTER attend-
ing the ~ eral Of his father-!n-hW.
George Kress Mrs Emerson will re
ma y here 'ndaHniata,Y
Mrs. Louis Barum is confined to her
home on East Jacob street with illness.
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Hatton Lodge.

Hat,on | &. O. +. lodge OF shc-r'r'
will Give their annual oeS'cr and chick
en supper on rh3~ksciy,Hg evening
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About People
Movements Of tndivtduAls - A.
Prom The ot0.
AT TIE HOTELS

Rogers-F B. Davis. Huntington: J.
f. Rogers. Dayton; J. E. Wallace. Can
ton: c. F. Shepard. Holloway: J. 1. Part
orheld Pittsburgh.
windsor-T L. Anderos. weston: 4
c. FNons. Wetson: NJ. Glover. Fairs
mont. F r. Clel,and. Fairmont; Fl. P.
P,ne woy>cn: W. T. Williamson.
Charleston; A. T. Collins. Gypsy.
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ALWAYS TIRED
No AMBITION
Nervous and Dizzy, Every.
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