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the peace o. the world largely de-
ponds upon that foundation. There
are those who would go back to the
old diplomacy. You cannot argue
with a dispatch, you cannot reason
with a diplomatic message. We
must come face to face. / have a
profound faith in the ultimate rea-
son of man. believe my fellow
men made in the image Of God. It
shocks me when people want to re-
turn to the old diplomacy. because
the results Of IL have been devasta-
ton. If we had had a conference
under the new methods we would
not now have ten provinces in
France awaiting repair. Men who
hate conference are men who dislike
realities. There is a conference to
be held in Genoa. 1t will be the
greatest international conference
ever held. All the nations of Eu-
rope have been invited, because we
want to end wars and the rumors Of
wars. You cannot build up bust
ness on the rocking foundations OF
earthquakes. The gibers say AN
other conference? Forty-five dele
gates and a thousand experts-what
extravagancer Yes. a thousand ex-
perts - financial. diplomatic and
economic. They are cheaper than
military experts. There has just
been an argument between the same
nations lasting for four and one-half
horrible years. There were 10000
600 men engaged in the controversy.
Ten millions were left dead. Ten
more millions were left mutilated.
Fifty thousand millions was the ex-
pense."
Lloyd George was at his best in
this speech. His vision, his optim-
ism, his courage, his patience, his
philosophy. his good humor, his
broad wisdom. his grasp on the stu
alton at home and on the situation
abroad proclaimed him anew a great
leader and a great statesman.
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Piles

Can't Be Cured from the Outside.
External treatments seldom cure
Piles.
Nor do surgical operations.
The cause is inside-bad circulation.
The blood is stagnant, the veins
fiabby
The bowel walls are weak, the parts
almost dead.
To quickly and safely rid yourself OF
piles you must free the circulation
send a fresh current through the stag
nant pools Internal treatment is the
one safe method. OintneDts and cut
ting won't do IL.
]. S. Leonhardt, M. D., a specialist,
set at work some years ago to find
real Internal remedy for piles He sue
ceeded. He named his prescription
HEM-ROID, and tried II in 1000 cases
before ne was satisfied. Now HEM
ROID is sold by druggists everywhere
under guarantee. II is a harmless tab
let easy to take. and can always be
found at Eckerd's or Danforth's Drug
stores and druggists everywhere, who
will gladly refund the purchase price
to any dissatisfied customer.
Evening journal., 1922-01-24
BEAUTY SPECIALIST
TELLS SECRET
4 Beauty Specialist Gives Home
Made Recipe TO Darker Gray
Hair

Mrs. NJ. D. Gillespie, a well-known
beauty specialist of Kansas City. re
Gently gave out the following state
ment regarding gray hair:
Anyone can prepare a simple mix
ture at home that will darken gray
hair. and make it soft and glossy
To a half-pint of water add 1 ounce
OF bay rum, a small box of Barbo
Compound and 4 ounce OF ely
cerine.
These ingredients can be purchased
at any drug store at very little cost.
Apply TO the hair twice a week until
the desired shade is obtained. This
will make a gray-haried person look
twenty years younger 1t does not
color the scalp. is not sticky or
greasy and does not rub off,"
Evening journal., 1922-01-24
CITY BUSINESS MEN
In JOINT MEETING

The joint meeting OF the Manu-
facturers' and Employers Associa-
lions to be held in the club room OF
the Hotel DUPONT at $50 o'clock to-
night will. be addressed by J. e. Ed
gerton, president OF the National
Association of Manufacturers, whose
subject will be Opportunities and
Responsibilities of Employers"
James A. Emery general counsel
Of the National Industrial Council,
will discuss Legislative outlook"
Messrs. Edgerton and Emery ad-
dressed the members OF the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
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r1lns AND EcoNoMIC LAWS.

TWNRAPPlNG is being carried on more extensively this
season than for the last ten years, and The catch is
abnormal reports the manager Of the Winnipeg Fur Auc-
ton sales Company.
Economic laws work as rigdly in the Far Norm as III
Wilmington shortage Of any commodity runs prices
nm Then high prices lure larger production With the
supply increased, price sumps. Then production falls
Off.
It's the eternal merry go-round with spectators play
ing the turn in the market
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FIND BOYS BODY
UNDER POND ICE

CHESTER. Jan. 24.-The body OF
Edward Watson. nine years old was
recovered yesterday by George
Pierce, riverman of this city, after
twenty-four hour search instituted
after the boys disappearance through
the ice at Silver Lake. near this city,
while skating.
The victim was the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Watson, OF $50 East
Sixteenth street. this city. Pierce
during his career as riverman, has
recovered more than 75 bodies
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With the Photographers

n is not likely that any one conference will ever be
able to settle for time the questions coming before
it.-iWashington Star.
William Makepeaoe Thackeray was horn there on July rs
ISL The novests father Indian civil servant as
also had been his grandfather and his mother the
daughter Of vet another Of the old John Company
The city OF Calcutta has not forgotten her famous son.
and to celebrate his centenary ten years memorial
with an inscription from Henry Esmond" unveiled
in the Church OF ST. John where he baptizedNan-
chester Guardian.
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nor E1rNNY mol cnApIIN

sIIARLIE CHAPLIN had 10000 credit balance with E.
u w Wagner Company, brokerage house that
failed The king OF comedy won't find life very humorous
until he how much bc's going TO get The dollar
Jobess with empty pockets will say "Oh, we'll.
he was lucky TO have IL TO lose"
About ten years ago, Charlie probably doubted thst
there 10000 IN the whole world.
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TO HIKE NEXT SATURDAY

on account OF the inclement
weather the hike which was to have
been made on last Saturday after
noon by the Hines Private Business
College Club was postponed until
next Saturday.
The committee in charge requests
that all those contemplating partici-
pating in this outing should arrange
to be present so that the hike may
be started promptly at 2.15 o'clock.
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There are and women whose very presence const-
tutes a disturbance OF the peace.
.-.-.-
Public opinion is like the wind-yOu know from what
direction II Is blowing today but you cannot foreieu "a
direction tomorrow.
---.
Every sect has recipe. When YOU know IT, YOU are
master OF nature; you solve all her phenomenal you see
all her designs and account for all her operations
need were, might perchancc too be OF her sbOra-
tory and work FOR her AZ least would imagine the
parsans OF each modern has this conce They are
all Archimedes In their way, and make world upon
easier terms than he offered 10 move one-S aftesbury
E--.
Whatever IS according 10 nature for that rea
son be pleasant for all actual pleasure consists IN the
gratncation and satisfaction OF our natural ncnatons
and appees Since, therefore, the very constitution and
temper Of our nature sway and prompt 10 the exercise
Of charity and beneneence the satisfying such inc ina
tons by doing good must be truly grateful 10 US as
any other thing action whatever that minstereth 10
peasure and il cannot be delightful 20 receive
kindneSses than TO bestow hem.-Dr Calamys Sermons
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ton OF Baltimore at a noon meet
ing today. coming direct to Whining
ton.
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Watch the Want Ads for lost ar
tlcles. They are sure to be returned.
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GEMS OF THOUGHT

There are men and women whose very presence cons-
tutes disturbance OF the peace
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America when but six years old ana
when hut a young man entered the to-
hacco business. For several years he
conducted 4 retail store on F0urtechth
street but entered the wholesale tobacco
business in 1897.
In the carly SOS Mr.. Rrandfass serv-
ed for ono term as councilman Of Wheel
ing He dtslikcd politics and never
sought another public office. He served
on the first water commission short'g
after hts retirement as councilman ana
was an advocate OF pure water TOT
Wheeling.
Married In 1874.
In 1874 Mr.. Brandfass was unlteo IN
marriage to Miss Mary Weidebusch. !"
This reunited six daughters and one son
were born. Mrs. Brandfass preceded
him To the grave ten years 6 ana III
1920 Mr.. BrandCass welded Mrs. T. T.
Bingell of Martins Ferry.
Mr.. Brandfass was A member "i ono
Valley Lodge No. 81. knights OF pythias
and Reliance Lodge. A. u. t.. W.
one tlmct he held the highest ohlce
with Reliance lodge and In 1853 be-
can.e A member Of the Arion Society.
Besides his widow Mr.. Brandfass Is
survived by the following children: Mrs
Walter smith. Mrs. \. II. FlemlnG' MIS-
W. II. SickcrSon. Mrs, W. .. McClusKe!
Jr., Misses Adelia and Carrie ana Car
l.. RrandfaSs. all OF this city. Two
brothers., William and Henry Brandfass
Of Wheeling, and two sisters Mrs
Christian Verwhort and Mrs. Lena
Rheinschneider. also survive.
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Girls are buying almost as many
cigarettes in Wheeling as men, accord
ing to the proprietor Of a tobacco shop
yesterday, who stated that not only
the fappers are patrons OF his store
but austere maiden ladies,
Possibly they are getting them Tor
their brothers." it was suggested.
brothers nothing said the clerk
81 e | know by the way they talk
Of Turkish and blended tobacco that
they are flag experts.
why. II was only yesterday that a
youngster not more than Is came IN
and asked for a package OF -.
told her she was too young.
Now, what do YOU suppose she
did?" .
The reported disclaimed all knowl'
edge OF the feminine mind.
"She laughed. Yes. sir. she laughed
at me and left after saying she knew
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ONE LITTLE
BLEM|SH WILL
MAR YOUR BEAUTY

No matter how perfect the features
or how p~rcttily gowned. II your com
p~lcxion is married by a piinplc or ugly
Flemish. YOU cannot possess complete
beauty.
Little facial bl"mishcs can I've easily
removed by the use Of Black and White
Rcauty BLEACH.
This delightful flesh-tihtrd cream
forms an Invisible coating when VIII
clear the skiu OF tan. frecklcs. pimplcs'
nns.ghtIy ! .:cheS. liver spots n SIM
liar hlcmishcS.
Black and White Soap should be used
in connection with Beauty Blcach. II 's
4 pure soap and Il delightful aid IN keep
inc the skin clcar. soft and youthful.
All good stores can supply you Wit
Rcauty Bleach Mt soc n jar; BLACK ana
White Soap ut CSC a cake.
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WAR WOUND FATAL
/. TO BETHESDA MAN

Adam Willard E:ylcr. ex-service man
OF Bethesda. Ohio. died At the Niiliams-
Dor; UaD hospital. Death Is attribut-
ed 10 heart troubl" and an affection OF
his foot from a wound received IN
France.
Funeral services were held In fhe
Bethel l.. +. church. Rev. George VIII
lis and Rev. Harry l"ehl oTic!atcd. IN
torment was made in Union cemetery
The services at the grave were IN
charge of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
Mr.. Eyler was IS years old. He was
born and reared near Bethesda. lie en-
tered service early in 1915 and served
with Company ]. 10th Infantry. OF the
Twenty.cIghth division OF National
Guards.
After returning from France. Private
Eyler took a course in art IN the 4. VI
6. l.. 4. OF Philadelphia. Besides his
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About People
Rwsm0ts Of nAividuAls n Az
Prom 9hs otty.

W. S. Wilkinson. manager OF the
Philadelphia office of the hubbard
Milling Company. has returned to PM
iadelphia after a short visit with friehos
In this city.
Mrs. Carl V. Schmidt. OF this city. mas
arrived In New York and Is registered
at the Hotel chatam. Vanderbilt ave-
nue. at 18th street. New York. MISS VIZ
gInia Mckee. OF Wheeling Is also al
the Chatham.
Attorney s. Q. Boycc. who recently
sustained a fractured foot In an auto
mobile accident. Is recovering nicely
ut hts home on Fourteenth street.
Miss Mary Margaret Curran VIII
leave Monday for Philadelphia where
she will attend school.
Miss Emma Leidle. Of East Wheeling,
Is seriously III at the North wheeling
~osp!tal, following an operation for ap-
pendicitis. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hancher have LETT
On an extended eastern motor trip.
Medium Brown Hair looks best OF all
after a Golden Clint Shampoo.-AdH
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OF
BLACK DRAUGHT
Louisiana Lady Tells How TINS
WelI.knownl Liver Medicine
Helped Her Obtain Relief

Ration ROUGE. La.-"Aftcr having
used MANY laXat.ives. ! CHANGED 10
hear of Black. Draught. and decided to
use II AS Il liver tonic" says Mrs. r.
B. Odom. of S3S South Boulevard
this city.
"Rlack.D raught acted on my hver'
cIeansed my system, and | was i'll
much better condition after having
used it," says Mrs. Odom.
"Black-Draught relieves the swim
ming, or lightness. in the head.
at relieves the heavy feeling after
meals. which indicated to me 1t was
good for indigestion.
so kept Black-Drausht in the
house and use it for colds, headache,
soul stomach and torpid liver.
have told my friends and they use
il also.
"Mv present health is improved
wonderfully ,
Thousands of people have learned
If the value of Black-Drausht from
personal experience. and have chosen
IL as their favoritc powdered liver
medicine. 1t is purely vegetable; not
disagrcaable to TAXI: causes no bad
af~ter-effcCts.
When you get up in the morning
with a bad taste in your mouth, sto'
mach not right. bilious. or have a
headache. try a dose OF Hack
Draught. Keep q package in your
home ready for immediate use when
needed. :.
Ask YOUR druggist for Black raught
liver medicine. Sec tat the package
label bears the name. "Thedfords.
ADV.
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LADY Nicotine" Is Courted By
Wheeling Girls, Dealer Ayers

where she could buy them.
"Oh. some are a bit sly about II.
This type generally opens the deal by
saying: My brother asked me to get
him a package OF cigarettes. But alter
they make several trips TO the shop
, during the week | soon tumble that
| Miss Sly enjoys a cigarette. ,
Put it's funny when the married
women smoke too many of the same
/ brand and their fingers are diScoioreu.
Time after time they come mere
with a worried expression on thelr
face and ask my advice about remoV-
ing nicotine stains.
Sure I tell them. Women have a
hard time as it Is without having an
irate mate splitting his domestic
ritual"
$50 the girls Of Wheeling smoke
uused the reporter half to himself.
They sure do. stranger, why some
of them even roll their own
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PYTHIANS LAY PLANS
TO WELCOME OFFICERS

Representatives of the five Pythian
lodges In Wheeling met last night In
the Pythian castle and adopted tenta-
tive plans for the reception or The
grand lodge officers here Wednesday,.
The welcome to the newly-elected OFF,
GERS will be participated In by the
Pythian chapters o fthc tir-statc dis
tr,ct together with the auxiliary organi-
cations. -.
An added touch of local interest will
b. len, the reception by the fact that
Harry r.. Bell. a local man IL the grand
chancellor Of the organization in the
state.
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Hs-Nuptial Courtesy.

Mrs. J. 4. Murphy will be hostess
at a bridge party at her home on Thir-
teenth street today. given In honor OF
Miss Madeline CLANCY. Clusters OF an-
tumn flowers will charmingly decorate
the rooms. 4 delicious luncheon with
attractive appointments In pink and
white will be served at IL o'clock. after
which an enjoyable afternoon Will be
occupied with bridge. This Is another
Of the delightful ~pre-nuptial courtesies
that have been given In honor OF MISS
CLANCY. who will become the bride OF
Mr.. William NcCann on October 4th.
Mrs. Murphy's guests will include:
Misses
Madeline CLANCY Margaret pauSn-
Aurelia Barnes crty.
Margaret Reith- Mineta Wagner.
miller. Alma Love.
Mcsdames
A. u, Wells. Earl Summers,
Thomas CLANCY. Thomas CLANCY,
Robt. McKihbens. Joseph Doyle.
.. Il. Kraft. 7. {. Brock.
BUFFET Luncheon
Wednesday at her home in
Place. Mrs. \. Singleton PAUL was
hostess to a number of her friends at
a delightful buffet luncheon. Late sum-
mer flowers artis,!cally arranged about
the rooms created a most pleasing et-
feet. A very enjoyable time was spent
by:
Mesdames
Kenyon Joyce. Gibson Caldwell
" n" Holloway, Elizabeth Talson,
Jessie Speidel. Summer Jones'
n 8. Bradley. w. Z. Rownd.
Edw. Franzheim, Jesse Bloch.
A " PAUL., johnson Mckinley.
Arthur Hubbard. Hal Speldel,
Cracraft, Henry Russell. IT.
c. PAUL.,
Misses
Nina I.unn. Of Washington. u. c.
Nell Davis of Jamestown. y. 7.
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REV. rArHnR JOHN KELLY

The Rev. Father John Kelly mas per-
appointed chaplain al tn" North vince.
ing hospital by the III. k"N. T. j
Donahue, n. II. For som" time ne wa;
located in Wellshurg In the absence Vi
Father Hermans. who has been enjoying
an extended European trip.
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Do You Want a
Good Appetite

Tou can eat q hearty meal without
fear Of after distress II you will take
~onc-quarter OF a wine glassful of Dare
Men,ha Pepsin--a pleasant. refresh
Ing stomach tontc-just before eating,
Get Il at g. II. Cries; & Co. and drug
Glsts everywhere. The price is $l.Oo,
You'll be Alphabetically.
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neath Duo To Accident.

Three weeks ago last SATURDAY NJ
Rrardfass suffered III" injuries "niT'
resulted In his death. AN AUTONOMY
owned by Mr.. A1nhr"s" LAST WAS Pn.N.
cd on Main near Eleventh stree nv
h.ol,os refused Ia hold. and with n" one
~ INC machine. In" ear dashed wildly
down Main strict hill. The car crashed
into q telephone pole and struck MI
hls determination to do things, as was
characteristics Of him throughout his en-
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st, J0SEPHS CATHEDRAL To Be
SCENE Of BEAUTIFUL WEDDING

! ard Of attendance as has marked the
success Of Columbia Club functions In
the past. these dances Will again be
operated on Il strictly invitation basis.
The mailing list Is now complete, and
, invitation will be mailed preparatory TO
] the opening dance. The committee Is
composed OF the following:
J Messrs:
Herbert BREEDING Anthony Hack
Charles Eisenhauer Charles Lilly
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sr, who died Monday at the Nortl
wheeling hospital following q brief Ill.
ness. will be held Friday afternoon q
> o'clock from the family residence. No
so Main street. Burial will be made II
Peninsula Cemetery.
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OBITUARY
C,E, BRANDFASS
FUNERAL FRIDAY
Rev, william q. uHert To have Charge
Burial In Greenwood.

Funeral services for Charles +. Brand
fass. prominent Wheeling business man,
who passed away at the Ohio Valley
tire life. that STAYED OF the grim reaper'
His advanced years was too much to
be reckoncd with and the end came
peacefully at 5:25 o'clock yesterday
morning.
Born In Germany.
Mr., Brandfass was born IN Germany
seventy-two years ago. He came 10
Brandfass, who was walking along the
sidewalk.
MIR. Brandfass was fatally injured. He
was taken to the hospital. Not reallS-
ing the full Of his injuries Mt
Brandfass seemed to improve. 1t was
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Informal Social Gathering.

Mrs. Margaret snyder will be hostess
this evening at her home In Fulton at
q very delightful social gathering which
will tnclud" the members OF tho G.. 7.
C>rochet club and other guests. Crochet
Ing. n~eedlework. and other pleasant d.
versions will occupy a pleasant even
ing near the close of which a delicious
luncheon will he served.
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All Day Meeting.

To-day. Mrs. e. Holloway. OF Walnut
avenue. W~oodlawn. viii entertain the
ladies' Of the Wheeling Baptist Temple.
Woodwork will be the chief diversion
of the day. and a pleasant time Is antici-
rated. Al noon. a delicious basket
luncheon will be enjoyed.
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1rr1Iror woMAn DIES

d "SAAA0 0AA
Mrs. Susan Whitlatch. 20 years old,
| died Tuesday at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Wyconf OF Littleton. w.
Va, following an Illness OF several
months. Death Is attributed TO compli'
cations.
Funeral services will be held Friday
morning at 10 o'clock from the family
home. burial will he made in the High
land cemetery at Cameron.
Mrs. Whitlatch In survived by the FOL
lowing children: Mrs. John "ycon OF
Littleton: Mrs. Rosie Meyers. OF Board
Tree: Mrs. Ollie Barney and Ona riggs,
Of Wind Ridge: Mrs. Ida Barney OF
Martins Ferry; w. VI. Pennington and
George Whitlatch OF Redwood. W. Va.
IEApLEY SERVICES.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
silvcy Leadley, wife Of John r. Leadley
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HorNAN

Funeral services for Louis HOFFMAN,
who died Tuesday morning following a
brief Illness, will be held this afternoon
at 2:3o o'clock from his late residence
No. I Fifth street. Rev. william g..
Ulfert. pastor Of the ct. Johns Episcopal
Church. will officiate. Interment Will
be made In Mount Wood cemetery.
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Prapara,tona for tag DAY.

Nt $50 O'CLOCK his evening. All
members ot the Kings Daughters cir
clcs in the city will assemble at the Y.
w. e. A.. to prepare tags TO be used In
connection With the annual tag day for
the iug's DauEhters' Day Nursery. Sat
Irday Of hts week Is Tag Day.
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mother, Mrs. Sarah z. white Eyler, he
Ia survived by one sister, Anna Belle
Eylcr.
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Board ana Commits. Conference.

The home ~ Mrs. J. :. Heinleln. on
the ST. C1airsville road. will be open on
Saturday afternoon Of this week 10
members Of the Board and Staff and
Committees connected with the founS
Wnmen'S Christian Association. Al
plans for the fail and winter program,
are 10 20 presented and discussed. An
inspirati"nal talk by Rev. s. NJ. Gibson.
90 the First Presbyterian church. viii
h. given also. All who intend goinS are
urged {" send names to the Y. We. y.
fife" a. once In order that Transported
ton may bs provided.
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MILLER

This afternoon ut 1880 o'clock funeral
services for Mrs. Alice Miller, who dieo
| Monday afternoon, will be held from her
late residence, No. b15 Main street. DR..
e. F. Allen. pastor Of the Fourth Street
VI. l.. Church. will oficiate. Burial will
! be made In Mount Wood cemetery.
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Bridge Party.
Column ia Club Dance.

At "A meeting OF the social committee
o. the Columbia Club last night. plans
were formulated TO open the winter
dancing season on Thursday evening.
October 5. at the Columbia Club Audi
forum. and all indications point to n
mos, successful season.
Several we'll known orchsstras zap
able Of rendering unexcelled selections
are now under consideration. but "A de-
finite decision viii be made on this sub
jcrt In the next few dasv.
In order to maintain the high stand
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auRuu HSTIRpAY

Mrs. Jennie W. Hardy OF Warwood.
william G. Mccullough OF Short
Creek.