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An interesting double wedding uniting
Miss Caroline Kronjaeger and Mr. George
Kitchgessner. and Miss Laura hronJae-
ger and Mr.. Charles Loeffler' TOOK place
carly Thursday morning. The frst "eu-
ding. that Of Miss Caroline kronJaesos
and Mr.. kirchgessner, occurred III o
n clock. at the Sacred Heart churcn' In
North Wheeling. The Rev. Father hosS-
,r1an celebrating the nuptial mass
THE second marriage ceremony una'
Of the sister. Miss Laura. was so'ennn-
ICED nj the North Street VI. r. church'
where Rev r S. Bishop otficlateo ~
her marriage TO Mr.. Loeffler.
After the ceremonies wedding nreak :
fast was served at the brides mother
home. The TWO young brides are tne
daughters OF Mrs. Josephine kronjaeger
OF North Wheeling.
Mr. Kirchgessner is son OF MT anu
Mrs. willisb H. Kirchgessner. and Is en-
-arei in the automobile business. Mt
Loetfler Is connected with the PITTS
..,.. ,n Gas Company. They are motor
ing through the east Oh an eStehueu
wedding trip.
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ECZEMA CAUSED YEARS
Of INTENSE AGONY

II have suffered intense agony from
eczema on my leg and other parts Of my
body for years, and received only tempo
rary relief from other preparations. 1t Is
only a month since | started 70 use PET
ERSON'S OINTMENT. and there Is no
sign OF eczema or itching. You can refer
70 me".~Gco. {. Talbot. 81 Pcnfleid
Street Buffalo, y. Y.
i've got a hundred testimonials says
Peterson Of Buffalo just az sincere and
honest as this Qne. Years ago. when l
first started 10 put out PETERSONS
OINTMENT | made up my mind 10 give
big box for 81 cents. and am still
doing IT, AS every druggist IN the Coun-
try knows.
Il guarantee PETERSONS ONT
MENT because | know that It's nightly
healing power IL marvellous. say to
every one who buys Il box that Il is rig
idly guaranteed for eczema. salt rheum
old sores. blind, bleeding aud itching
piles. ulcers. skin diseases. chatting
burns. scalds and Sunburu and II not
satisfactory any druggist vii! return
your money" Mail orders filled by
Peterson Ointment Co.. Inc. Buffalo.
y. Y.
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Pa where she spent yesterday as the
guest OF friends.
Lawrence Simpson OF South Wheeling
underwent an operation At the ohio
Valley General hospital yesterday.
V. II. Todd OF Cameron spent y"s'er-
day in this city on business.
Arthur Laishlcy. student OF OH"
state university at Columbus. Ohio. has
returned homo TO spend the summer
vacation with his parents.
DR.. Thurman Gillisp!e, OF the local
United States Veterans bureau. !s
spending his vacation visiting with
friends in Philadelphia and other eastern
cities.
l.. NJ Farson Of Cincinnati Ohio. was
n business visitor in this city yester'
day.
Charles Coher OF Cameron was husl-
ness visitor in this city yesterday.
D. ". Elliott Of tho Republic Casual
l,v company Of pittsburgh. has returned
home after spending several days In this
city on business.
! W. Davidson Of ParkcrshurS was
a business visitor in this city yesterday
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n Ar Flag Day Luncheon.

Mrs, :. Il. Christian. regent OF the
local chapter of The Daughters of the
American Revolution. has been appoint
cd state chairman of Flag Day. June II.
She Will preside at the luncheon which
will be giNen at the Country Cluo on
Wednesday in honor OF the day and IN
closing OF the years program OF the II.
4. r. Mrs. Christian will make briet
address on The Correct Use "t Inc
Flag" explaining the ways in which II
should be hung TO conform with ma
t.onal giles.
Mrs. Robert ]. Reed. who ia in Wash
inGton this week attending board meet
ing OF state regents. will give report
OF the meeting other interesting tea-
lures will be added TO the program.
Luncheon will be served In the main
dining room Of the Country club. at
tables arranged To- seat ten guests.
There will be about one hundred IN at
tendance at the luncheon. the keynote
OF which will be patriotism. Patriotic
effects will mark the table appointments
md will be carried out In the color
scheme as we'll as In the program which
will be presented. as follows;
The Correct Use or The Flag
S +. Christian.
Echoes From The National Board
Meeting At Washing ton. Mrs, Robert
J. Reed.
The State Organization Of The d. A.
R."-roast by Mrs. John Il. Carbon.
THE Wheeling Chapter Toast by
Mrs Andrew Wilson.
What 1t Means To Be \ Member or
The Wheeling Chaptcr-"Mrs. Nell
Quimby.
Reservations will he received by Mrs.
Marcus BOND. Mrs. John Mcclure VIII
be hostess.
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n,,uard-Movey wedding

The marriage of Miss Dorothy Linard
OF Bellaire. daughter of Mr.. J. l. Lin
ard and Mr. William d. McNey. or
Barnesville. O., will take place on next
Tuesday evening in the home or the
brides father. The ceremony viii De
performed by the Rev. c.. B. Smith OF
Barnesville, under an archway or roses
smilax and ferns which will be erected
in the living room.
The attendants will be Miss Mary
Miller OF Bellaire. and Miss Owena
Bauer of Rellalre. Mr.. Joseph CrtswelI
Of Pittsburgh, a fraternity brother OF
the groom. will serve as hest man.
Miss Linard will wear gown OF
white beaded georGette. charming In It's
simplicity. carrying shower oouQuel
of white roses and lilies. Her veil Will
be Of tulle caught with orange dos
SONS. Miss Miller will wear a pink
ergardie frock and will carry pink roses
and snap dragons Miss Bauer Will wear
a charming orGandy frock OF hght
green and will likewise carry shower
OF roses and snap dragons.
Miss Linard has been instructor OF
home economies In the Bellatre high
school for the last few years. She Is
graduate of the Thomas Normal school
OF Detroit and the Bellaire High school
Mr.. McVey Is student a Pittsburgh
University where he will graduate on
Wednesday. in a special business course
He has accepted position as expert
accountant with the Trans-Continental
OIL company Of Atlanta Ga. where they
Will make their home. Mr. McNey Is
a member OF the Delta Sigma Phi and
rh Beta Kappi fraternities.
After the ceremony reception VIII
be held at eight o'clock. The young
couple will leave for Pittsburgh where
the groom will attend the graduation
exercises at Pittsburgh University.
They Will take wedding journey which
will include. New York, Washington,
Norfolk: Va. concluding at Atlanta,
their future home.
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Garden Party at Pair Grounds

The garden party given yesterday
afternoon at the fair grounds by the
Ohio County League OF Women Voters
for the benefit OF their FUND for propa-
Gandt FOR training in the use OF the vote
was well attended yesterday afternoon.
Al, the various amuSemcntS were we'll
Tatrcnizei and the affair was a success
from every standpoint
The darcinG IN Machinery hail ravii-
lon. in the evening. for which the music
vas provided BY the Dizzy SIX "rcheS-
ira. WIS probably the greatest draw,n2
rard. although during the afternoon
the bridge party was well attended
md many Joined the circle which Scwcd
during the hours enjoyed by the others
- bridge The moving picture. te'tur-
in- Wallace Reid. drew It's quota OF
amusement seekers. Supper. served Un-
de- the direction - Mrs J. \. Neon
neil likewise drew quite crowd.
Cralrm"n Of arr nvcments were:
Genera, Crilities-MrS. Archie Paul.
Mrs Carl SShmidt. Mrs. Harry Superior
peco-atiras-M Mrs II. V. torcoran
AutomoSileS--Mrs. !. 6. Hearne.
MerNcrShia-Mrs. II. \. Taylor.
Country Store-Mrs. Z. Il. Bendeil
Retire. .hments-Nrs. Joseph Verse.
Surper-Mrs.~ J. A. Mcconnell
FER onaI Stat:onery--Mrs. julius
Horkhe'mrr.
Ctrds and ScwjaS-Mrs. J. Harold
Brennan
Theair" T.ckcts-Mrs. Ernest Rullard.
DanC!Ug--M-s. George 4. Laughl!n.
Candy-Miss Anne Nossler.
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Mrs. ouarr1er Entertains.

Mrs. Hullien Quarter entertained
number Of guests at Welcome Inn. Lloyd
Vile, Thursday night at n chicken waffle
dinner arranged for Mrs r. y. Hofrstadt,
OF New York City, the guest OF Mrs.
r. W. Peterson, and Mrs. r. r. Swopo
nf Asheville. y. c.. who has been visit
ing Mrs G.. A Aschman. her guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Peterson, Mr..
and Mrs. William f. Herman. Mrs. r. r..
Swopc. OF Asheville. y. c.. Mrs. G. A.
Aschman. Mrs. l.. L. Sands. Mrs. F. y.
UoYstadt, and Mr.. Robert Hazlctt
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against Thomas n. Leps. former cashier
of the Peoples Bank Of ksyser. which
has been closed by State Banking Com
missioner Hill. following an investiEa-
ton Of l.eps accounts. I"ps has been
under s.. 900 bond hut the grand jury
has raised il TO $4,000 Lcps was
absent when tho bank was ordered
closed. but he since returned to keyser.
but has kept close 10 his home, due. It
Is stated 10 his physical condition.
Ieps issued certificates of deposit which
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VISITORS Being
ENTERTAINED HERE
INFORMAL PARTIES BEIN9 GIVEN
FoR PROMINENT VISITORS
HERE FOR A FEW DAYS.
Weddings ana Parties for Brides WITH
Many retss and Garden Paroles
Hold Prominence In Social
Calendar.

Mrs. John Renshaw OF Pittsburgh ana
Mrs. Sue Stlfel Demmler. who are mere
for a days visit with relatives. are De-
Ing entertained this week with re"
charming though Informal parties
Thursday evening at her home on North
Front street. Mrs Fred tar'S enter
tanned. giving bridge Marty ana TO-DAY
Mrs. J. D. Merrtman will give very
1alirhtfuI luncheon at her home on the
National Road.
Mrs Renshaw is the guest OF her sis
ter Mrs Fred F'aris mi Mrs. DENIM
Ter Is visiting her cousin Miss Nell
Stifel n, Pleasant Valley.
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SPEEDING AUTO HITS
BEECH BOTTOM GIRL
Driver Fails to Stop After Dislocaung
Child's Shoulder ana HIS 1dentaty
Is Not Yet Learned

Marguerite Grimm, little Reech bo'-
tom girl, is suffering from the eHeCts OIL
being Knocked down ny an autom"o!!e
Yesterday near her home. the chi!o
shoulder was dislocated ana she was
also bruised and cut. The driver OF Tue
machine, who Is said TO nave pee"
speeding kept on going and mis- laent''y
was not learned. although inquiries are
still being made. The injured chIih was
tokcn ~ the office of Or. W. c. Pontius
u.bors The dislocat!on was reduced and
Other necessary surgical aid given.
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email Parties At 1.oydv1lls.

Among those who motored 10 Lloyd
willie to dinner last evening were Miss
Dorothy Beans. Miss Margaret Black
ford. Mr. John Bennett, and Mr.. Robert
Pease. Other parties included Mr.. and
Mrs e. T.. Hartman who entertained two
guests from Cleveland. Mr.. c. c. Geh-
ring and Mr.. J. T. Haney.
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Complimentary Parties

As a compliment TO Miss Mary Har
rington whose engagement has been
recently announced. Miss Opal Cline of
Fourteenth street gave a theater party
last night at the Court thcater 10 see
the performance OF The Unkissed
Bride" after which a dainty supper was
served at the HoEe Davis Green room
On Tuesday evening Miss Nellie Me
~ur will entertain in her home on Nc
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Pettst-Roberts.

Cumberland. Md. June S-A marriage
license was obtained here to-day oy
Smith Sample rettet. -. widower. OF
West Alexander. Pa. and Opal Irene
Robert, Is, Wheeling. W. Va.
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PARTY FOR Miss wsixtlin9

Miss Virginia WetstlinS. 81 Warwood.
whose wedding will take place on June
- will be guest OF honor at lunch
con which will be given for her next
Wednesday. June II by Miss Virginia
Seabright in her home at Roney's Point.
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Entertained visitor.

Mrs b. W. Peterson. entertained
few friends at her home in Woodsdale
Thursday. at luncheon arranged for
her guest Mrs. +. y. Hoffstadt. Of New
Yorkw City.
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Stv1e Show

The style Show at the Kiwanis
Circus ;his week has been one OF the
big drawing cards OF the week. All
Of Wheeling femininlty has turned out
to see Il. There have been many
charming costumes shown. mostly sport.
afternoon tea gown models. some or the
most attractive OF which made their
appearance yesterday on the models
from the Geo. +. Stlfel company. Mrs
Jack Ball, OF the Nees-BaI Stock com.
pany, was most attractive IN rev OF
the more exclusive models shown.
Mrs Ball wore. among other gowns
Introducing the latest note In fashion
p brown cotton ratine street and sport
model simply made. showing tho long
walls, and straight lines, With this
she wore a hat Of brown felt touched
In coral wooden embroidery correspond
ing with the pattern worked out IN the
trimming OF her costume. Her most
striking costume was black spanish
lace. with girdle effect OF jet. over
heavy henna crepe with which she wore
a large sweeping picture hat OF milan
touched with henna.
Miss Elsa Moss wore . fame silk
taslle crepe simply made with snort
sleeves, straight skirt and long waist
line. Her hat was Of the same shade.
Miss Elizabeth Stocy wore an emoroi-
dered coral dress OF canton crepe made
with a bodice trimming OF black and
white motif on Eroy.
Miss Margaret Ashton wore hand
soma white canton crepe with heavily
rrInged trimming on the sash and cape
sleeves, with hat OF striking shape.
making one OF the most handsome Co.'S
tunes shown.
Miss Helen Nolte. in an orchid or
CANDY. lace trimmed. and Miss Mario
Colette. N a baby pink georSette' Ann
Pennington model trimmed IN oaoy
blue. showed two OF the most charming
rrocks FOR misses
A navy blue silk lace over henna
crepe. worn by Miss Anna Mae Hughes
vas very attractive. as was canton
crepe effect and Jaunty black hat
shoes and slippers worn by Miss Flor
ence Austin
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uer. no. met according to banking laws.
I, Is said The bank is involved more
than 800. 900. The approaching u'al
will he one OF intense interest
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Have you tried FricNs laundry olue!
A modern bluing: contains no acids or
chemicals.-Adr.
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Shower For Bride Eject

Mrs Louis e. Laue entertained AZ her
home on the Island last evening giving
a shower for number OF the friends
Of Miss Mildred Carroll whose marriage
TO Mr. Rolf Griem will take place We'd
nesday. June 81. at Thomson VI b.
church.
Following an evening spent At cards
Miss Carroll was presented with q num-
Der OF beautiful gifts Luncheon was
served at a table of charming appoint
ments. the color scheme carried out In
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Mrs Pearl Howard OF 3ll9 Jacob
street. has returned from Fairmont
where she was called BY the accidental
death OF her cu;,-in. HersChcl EStcp. In
an automobile accident several days
ago.
Mrs. Ralph Douglas. Of Cr!chsr'lle,
O.. Is spending few days the guest Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Scamon'
OF Fifteenth street.
Miss Virginia Srabright. who has
been attending West Virginia 'niNcr-
sIty, Will return today from Morgan
town TO spend the summer vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kay
mond Seabright at Roncy's Point.
Mrs. \. r. Paxton left last night for
New York City. She viii be Joined next
week hv Mr.. Paxton. and they will sail
for a European trip on June 20.
Albert Whitaker will return next
week from the Hill school. Philadelphia.
for the summer vacation.
Mrs. ]. J. Holloway, Jr.. Of Pittsburgh
was here yesterday visiting her mother
Mrs. B. w. Peterson.
Miss Elizabeth McCoarh who has
been visiting her aunt Mrs NJ. y. Cecil
left yesterday for her home In Hunting
ton.
MIS-. Leo BOStn OF SN'HptHN NV We
will I've the guest Of her mother Mira
John Miller Of the South Side ncNt
week. She will b" here 10 attend the
alumnae banquet OF St Ju'cph's acad-
envy.
Miss Hazel Martin of Pittsburgh Is
guest of Miss Virginia FlacCus.
DR.. Waitman 7. Barbe, dean of Eng
llsh at West Virginia University re.
turned last night to Morgantpwn after
being here to address tho graduating
class at West Liberty State Normal
school.
Wright Hugus. who underwent an
operation at h local hospital Wednes-
day. is reported as improving.
Mrs j. w. MCCraCkcn who recently
underwent an operation at the O. '. q.
Hospital Is improved
Miss Gertrude Fretse OF Fifteenth
street has been removed to her home
from the North WheelinE hospital where
she underwent an operation last week.
william p. Roberts Of Fairmont Is
spending several days visiting friends
IN this city.
Charles Bonneson returned home yes
tertay to spend tho summer with his
parents.
Miss Helen McAllinter OF South Penn
street has returned from Washington,
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mink and white. The following guest:
were present:
Misses:
Mildred Carroll Ada Ronesen
Sarah Rrokaw Ruth Kirk
II,ldrad Sorthwood Wilma Schenerlein
Mariori, Meyer Virginia Elig
Maria Rauerle Wilma Carroll
Dorcas Rerland Mary Perry
Mrs. Louise G. Lau
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EVERY BIT OF DULLNEss disappears
with a Golden Clint Shampoo.-7AoV'
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More people do their worst ana iali
than do their best and fall.
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Don, be hard on the man who Is hard
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Duble wedding.

Colloch street Sixteen friends or Ine
bride elect Will be included IN the party
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About People
moysmsnts OF individuals To Am
Prom The Otty.
AT THE HOTELS.
Tho Rosers-Mr. and Mrs. FcnneN,

mo Rogers-Mr. and Mrs fenne"
Fairmont. w Va; r. l. Colby, tarkerN'
burg. w Va: II. II, Palocr Grafton W
Va. F.. d. BEEN. Huntington, w. Va; &
r. wilson, Pittsburgh.
McLure--Mr. II. w. Mccoy sisters
VILE. w. Va: G. Goodnight. Bethany W.
Va; ]. T. Hoffman, littsburgh' H. v
Voss. Pittsburgh; T. 5. Rcc!e' CoInm'
bus. o.
Grand centrL-D. +. Cope. Cadlz' O.;
r. G. Grant. Columbus o.. II. l.. Beatty
Pittsburgh: w. q. Nogel, Dayton G. l.
Garner Pittsburgh.
Hotel wheenng-T. II. Fortnry. New
burg, w. Va; Mrs. r. Burns Parkers-
burg. w. Va; W. u. Hickey, tadiz' O.
Frank Goetz. Pittsburgh; J. L. Grey
Pittsburgh.
Eotel Windsor-Louis Ahils, Pitts
hurgh: l.. Frampton. Baltimore, Md; A
c. McFee. Pittsburgh; II. L. Harris. en-
cinnati. O.; |. Wearnick, Philadelphia.
starnm Rotel-W. II. Keim Elkins. w
Va; c. A Huffman. City: Allen MITCHELL
New MatamoraS. O: c. T.. tochran.Plits-
burgh; S. c. Gilman, Marietta, o.
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Nineteen Indictments Against
Banker Leps AT Keyser

Keyser. W. Va. June 8.-The grand
Jury yesterday brought ~ indictments
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Candy Booth At Kiv.nis Circus

The Ways and Means committee or
tho Woman's Club which has had a
candy booth At the Ktwants circus this
week has been very successful real
ling quite a good sum OF money which
will be appropriated to the club house
fund Candy made In Wheeling ex-
clusively by confectionery manurac-
turers has been offered for sale and has
found a large number OF patrons all
week The booth has been In charge OF
Mrs. r. c. Dancer and Mrs. J. Harold
Brennan assisted by the following chair
nnenMrs d. A. Taylor. Miss Anna Voss-
Ter. Mrs Arthur Langhans. Mrs J.
Dana Tomlinson.
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White crepe de chine makes the
top for a skirt Of white barred
wool ratlne in tan. Neck and short
sleeves are finished with the ratine
appliqued. The long pointed cape
u gwagger.
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! w. Davidson Of ParkcrshurS was
q business visitor in this city yesterday.
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tllltS.
l.. NJ. Farson Of Cincinnati, Ohio. was
n business visitor in this city yester-
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-18
BabyCan Sleep
For First Time
In TUo Weeks

II will never be without Teethina
again." writes Il delighted mother Of
Grand Prairie, Texas, Mrs W. +. Mel
son. "Why, the very first dose re
lieved Frances when she was teething
and she slept easy for the first time
in two weeks"
Teethina has been a household
word with mothers everywhere for
forty years. 1t is absolutely harmless
and has brought welcome relief to
countless thousands Of little sufferers
from colds and bowel troubles and
untold joy to their mothers.
If your druggist cannot supply YOU
with Teethina send SOC to MOf-
felt Laboratories, Columbus, Ga. and
get package and valuable booklet
on the care Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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JUST JOFFRE"-THAT'S ALL
Evidently Great French Soldier ls
Also Gifted With Certain
Sense of Humor.

Lord CurZ"n. the British foreign
secretary. arriving in Paris, found the
passenger elevator 1T the QuaI dtrSaY
station out of order and cheerfully
adopted the suggestion Of the station
master that he might use the freight
elevator Just rs the elevator boy
was SIamming the gates shut. there
came rushing toward the lift Il thick
SET, elderly man, breathing heavily.
He made as if to enter the elevator,
but the attendants waved him off.
81 am just as heavy and a> old aS
your lone passenger" the man de
rIared. "why should You refuse t" take
me up
.RecarSe this is Lord CurZon.' re-
Sponded the railroad man impress
Siyely.
"Oh. well. that's all right" replied
the stranger making for the stairs,
I'm only Jotfre.'
lie was given Il lift.
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SALLIE'S ADVICE WAS GOOD
Pekinese DOG Was Due for Rude
Awakening if He Went Too Far
With That Cat.

As a present to their first baby -Iaj
Henry Vaughn and Mrs. Vaughn.
who moved 10 New York from Spar
tanburg. s. G., We're given Il fancy
bred PekineSe dog. They moved out
to the country for the summer, and
sent for Salie. the old negro cook, to
come up and look after the baby and
Ming Toy. the dog.
Ming Toy had never seen a cat be-
fore So, when biz tomcat came to
the back porch Ming Toy, in the
strongest bark he knew. promptly
bayed the cat. showing great bravery
for Such Il fooliSEl-Iooking dog. Sallie
looked out the back door.
Ming Toy she advised "lemme
tell YOU sump'n. You'd better quit
yore proierkin' wild dat tomcat. Fust
thing YOU know. AT eats gwine to git
mad and at amt Gwine To be n" place
for no dog laik you. Efn at ole cat
gifts started he's gwine turn YOU ever
way-but loose ,'-Saturday Evening
Post.
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POISONED GLUE FOR BIBLES
Particular Protection Necessary for
Books Intended for Circulation IN
the Gilbert Islands.

Not only must Bibles be attI'actIVely
bound and we'll printed, but some Of
them must be perfumed, peppered ana
poisoned aS we'll. Bibles going To the
Gilbert islands contain in the binding
glue and the paste which fastens the
cover IL mixture of oil of cloves, cay
enne pepper and corrosive Sublimate
This is to ward of Il certain worm,
peculiar To these islands, which de-
stroyS the bindings of books. Twelve
hundred such Bibles have been sent
recently by the United States Bible so
cipty on their fJ.WOmile journey to
Ocean island by way of sydney, Aus
tralia. Rev. ID. Hiram Bingham, the
famous missionary translator gave his
life to the preparation of the Bible III
the GilberteSe language.