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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27
SISTERSVILlE

s,st.rsvtlle, July 2s.-Judge James A.
M.redith. member of the state supreme
court Of appeals. passed throush ,ne
rity an route to Charleston, W. va
Judge Meredith attended reunion OF
tho Meredith families at CenterViiIe.
special meeting Of the Nwan,s
c,rh will be held at the Hotel "e!ls
Sriday evening at o'clock a hu,npes
NJ important business matters are 10 Dc
considered.
Edward Harrington. son OF W. o. HaT-
j rinrton of this city, caught Z y
! pound muscalonge at Chautauoua Ian o.
| Young Harrington also caught d nne
black bass Weighing little moro than
! pound. A.,
Rev. J. Logan Fish. rector OF 81 An.
drew's church In wheeling, was ne'e
| Wednesday to offciate at the wedding
n, Miss Helen Virginia Sutherland and
Mr. Emile de Surville. Mr.. and Mrs
de- suryille left Wednesday afternoon
gor New York city to spend several
DAYS, They will return here TOT priel
| visit betore going TO San Francisco 70
make their future home
! Misses Pearl and Jennie Hawkins OF
Detroit. Mich. who have been guests
at the home Of ]. n. Moklsson' lei'
Wednesday for wheeling to visit a sls-
ter before returning home.
Mrs. Harry McTogg and son OF Hunt
lngton are guests OF Mrs. P. n. Carney
| and other relatives. Mrs. McTogg IL
remembered as Miss Marguerite Kenney
Mrs. John shriver OF akron, o., who
Is the guest OF Mrs. Arch Henderson
and other friends, will leave Saturday
/ for her home.
! Mrs Dana s. Marsh will entertain
har
Heights in honor Of her sister, Mrs
Irwin s. Brandt OF Oakland. Calf. Cards
will be the favored diversion, after
which delicious iced refreshments vii!
be served.
Mr.. and Mrs ". o. Harrington LETT
Wednesday afternoon for their cottage
at Lake ChautauQua, y. Y, to spend
the remainder OF the summer. They
were called home a week ago by the
death OF her sister. the late Mrs. Mary
! Roome Sutherland.
J, w. McKeen Of Pittsburgh Will ar
rive Friday for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Moreland. Mr.. Mckeen Is
a cousin to Mrs. Moreland.
Mrs. Joseph A. Laing OF Grantsvllle
". Va. Is the guest for couple OF
weeks Of her mother. Mrs. l. A. This
tie
The Ithiel class OF the NJ. +. church
will entertain AT farewell party
Wednesday evening. honoring Mrs. Cecil
Kelley. Mrs. Kelley will leave in q
few days to visit relatives In Cairo. "
va, after which she will go to Win
chester, Ky, 10 make her future home
Music and social pleasures will make ur
the program for the evening. which vii
be concluded by the serving OF delec
table repast.
Miss Virginia Kline will leave early
next week for an extended visit With
relatives in Pittsburgh. Greensburg and
other points in Pennsylvania.
The Bible classes and congregation
OF the Sistersville and Now Martinsvill.
Churches OF Christ held joint outing
and picnic at Paden park Wednesday
afternoon. A delicious supper wal
served at s o'clock.
Misses Vena and Mabel Run were
BUSINESS visitors In New Matamoras, O.
Wednesday
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FILE FIVE APPEALS
Five Cases Prom Court OF JuBttoo OF
Pence x1ndloberger Arc Appealed
to Circuit Court.

Five appeal cases from the court OF
Squire John W. kindelherger were filed
with Circuit Court Clerk John L. King
horn yesterday afternoon.
The following appeals were filed:
state vs.. l.. 4. Rebels. State VS..
Grace Mullen; State vs.. Theresa
Franz: State VS.. Owen Palmer and
State VS.. Ida Young.
Rebels was charged with having
stolen motormetcr from an automo-
bile. Under the new law governing the
theft Of any part Of an automobile less
than $25 In value the minimum penalty
is 500 and costs and three months In
Jail. For any other misdemeanor the
minimum penalty Is fine or jail SEN
tence. For the theft OF any parr Of An
automobile over $25 the minimum pen
atty carries with It a penitentiary SEN
tenCc.
The other four appeal cases are by
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WELLSBURG
Bellvtew


rSottxxe owners at Bellvicw camp
grounds. and the public In general will
welcome the news that this favortte
spo, will De opened on Thursday. Au-
gust 2Tth and will continue TO be open
until September 21st During that time
the grounds Will be open to cottage
owners and such others as who appre-
ciate the beautiful scenery around. This
has for many years been a favorite
spot for hundreds. not alone for Broke
county but for miles adjacent thereto.
The program Is being prepared and
will be available within a few days. On
next Sunday. however, Rev. George p.
Gailbraith OF the Independence Pres
byterian church will conduct the ser
vices In tho morning while the after
noon services will be conducted BY Rev.
r p, Andrews of the Methodist Epis-
copaI church OF this city.
Paw Ciatm
Henry Merryman. local agent OF the
Missouri State Life Insurance Com
pany. announces the payment OF claim
Amounting to $4,000 to the widow OF
former sheriff II. II. Duval. who had
An accident policy with Mr.. Merry
mans company.
.rns Cnild, Garden"
rroebers call. Come let us live with
our children" was first sounded thre
quarters Of centuary ago. Kinder
rar,.n. have been established all over
the civilized world. There are Kinder
xartsns in China. Japan, India and
nearly all American and European
countries.
There il a daily program which In
cludes songs, stories. plays oulldinA
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BENWO0O.
Make Plans

Members OF the congregation met IN
the St. Johns church last evening wheh
plans were made for bazaar and musi-
cal to be given the 10. IL and IL or
August. Committees we're appointed 10
make the various arrangements Tor tho
different booths and stands that are TO
seel the pies cakes ice cream and other
good things that will be on sale.
The men are to hold meeting some
TINA this week and another one next
tuesday evening to lay out plans for
thu part that they will take In the ar
fair. This Is TO be very elaborate
affair from beginning TO end The
music will, he different each evening.
Dixie A. O. Challenge
Tho Dixie A. c. team will challenge
any team in the Ohio Valley to game
Sunday afternoon. Arrangements can
be made by calling ISM. Benwood, or
3334-M wheeling and ask for the Dixie
manager. The Dixies have only been
beaten three times this year and Will
try to put up a game that will please
anyone who will except the challenge.
owing 70 a misunderstanding they
have an open date this Sunday.
All members of the Dixie team are 10
be present on the south Renwood
grounds this evening.
Bathing Party
Members OF the Kerry Club Will en-
terrain a number OF friends at the camp
in the Narrows this evening by giving
a bathing party. This Is the first
party OF this kind that the kerries have
given at their camp and will be very
aupropriate affair. After tho evening
swim the party will enjoy dancing
Good music has been secured for this
entertainment and all are expected TO
have q good time
Current Supplied
The B. & 0. railroad shops here are
receiving electric current from the
Wheeling Electric company as the plant
has been unable to be operated owing
10 the want Of skilled men In this line
Of work. This was feared by the off,
Gals although It makes little differeaee
In tho operations OF the company.
Benwood Briefs
]. T. Morgan. OF Round Bottom was
business visitor in town yesterday.
Amos Bell returned home to Harris
burg, Pa. after spending several days
here visiting friends.
George Morningstar. Jr" Is visiting
friends in Farentine, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis, OF Captna'
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mont W. Va. where they spent three
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. j. K. Wells, of North Main
street. visited visited In Wheeling
Wednesday.
Mrs. Wendell Traubert and daughter,
Miss Anna, visited Wednesday at the
homo OF Mrs. Trauberts sister. Mrs.
John E;mig, OF Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. y. c. Chrchman and
small son Edwin, motored 10 Wheeling
Tesday and spent the day.
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Msneral services for the late Johr
Heath. infant son. >of Mr.. and Mrs
John Heath. OF Limestone. who died a
the Glendale hospital Monday. were
held yesterday afternoon from the lat'
home. Burial was made at the Lime
stone cemetery. Rev. A. Il. Bennett
of Sherrard had charge OF the services
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are the guests OF friends here for te"
days. .,...
Earl Perry returned from weeks
visit to Woodland.
Miss Vera Bear has returns nNr"
after snending some time visiting WIN
friends In Eastern Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. Marriyn or tarKerS-
burg, are sepndng several days mere
listing relations.
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persons fined and sentenced for selling
liquor. All except Ida Young vel"
fined 500 and costs and sentenced T."
sclI4 lhrtr months. Ida tounE Wa
arrested on two different occasions
within a weeks time and she was fined
5000 and costs and sentenced TO serve
four months in Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27

street was struck by an automobile yes
tcrd2v at Seventh and Main streets. He
was taken to the North Wheeling hos
rjtal suffering with minor scalp wounds
The name of the driver could not be
learned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27

interest when he walked down Market
street last night at about eleven o'clock
He Is exactly eight feel tall. He came
to this country only few months ago.
and is unable to converse in the Eng
lish language.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27

Helen was talking about you before
you came in. What do you think sue
said7'
Il haven't an idea
Good guess. That's what she said.
San Francisco Examiner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27
TALL MAN ATTRACTS

Paul Herold. the tall native OF Ger
many who was in town yesterday WIN
tho Rarras' circus created very much
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Honest Advertising.

THIS topic all hear nowadays because 50 many people are oneo
exaggerate any physician told that we claimed
remedial propees for Fcer aoa7 Just ask them We wont answer
ourselves know what the will be-
That all to-day that claimed for It's carry Gays
to he found increased the recommendation by prominent pnys ~
ou assurance that it's standard will be maintained
limitations found stores and only because Inc Uasa
that Mr. Fletcher created But not the genuine Castoa that MI Iona
Honestly advertised Honestly placed before the public and rom WHICH n0 ~
eYnecs TO receive his reward.
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BOY HIT BY AUTO

William Barker. three-year-old son
NJ william Barker, of No. 500 Main
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-19
ONE CARLSON
WINS CONTEST
qIgner Rock Island Girl Chosen
Bathing Beauty in Milwau.
kee Contest.

Bathing beauty honors among
lsndreds Of entries in Milwau-
|ta, Wis. contest went to Miss
|Ione Carlson, daughter of Mr.. and
Yrs. S. ]. Carlson, formerly of 702
Tventy-first street, Rock Island.
Word has been received here by
sffs. S. r. Wadsworth. sister Of
IS. Carlson. that the popular Rock
Island girl led the bathing beau
tes in the contest conducted in
Milwaukee last month. Miss Carl
son was attired in black bathing
suit. She competed with profess
sional models.
However, Miss Carlson was not
afraid of competition by the profess
sional models, saying the only adj
vantage the professionals have is
that they have little more stage
presence, but that does not count
Tor a great deal in a bathing beauty
contest"
Miss Carlson was graduated from
Inc Rock Island high school in
1920, and was popular member Of
the class. She studied voice in this
rity and had appeared before local
organizations. The family remov-
cd to Milwaukee two years ago,
and in the last week to Chicago to
make their home.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-19
: ! | |


~ Island Rotarians Won ~
ehos pitching contest y TIE
~ meeting y the Midland
yesterday Afternoon, Frank
7S ard A. L. BrnneY throwing
liscs to victory II composition
~ several other teams.
10 G. Huntoon. president Of
aRock Island Rotary club, re-
- to the speech Of welcome
~ dinner. Walter A. Rosen-
- delivered . brief address. For
~ addresses were made by p. E.
- Of Kewance. district COVER
and by John Lugg, Monmouth.
~ Boy Scout band received IN
don at concert given In Ke-
s1ee at 6 O'Clock, when the boys
- guests ct = dinner.
ne afternoon was devoted to
door sports. including golf. ten
n horseshoes, baseball and trar
4ooting.
xafeteria luncheon was served Il
-, and the formal dinner at
11cck. The Midland club is locat-
13etweea .Galva and Kewanee, the
lance Rotarians being the
d1e Rock Island delegation wal
lie up OF nearly fifty in addition
3 he Boy Scout band of 80 mem.
~. The total attendance at the
1T was 400.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-19

Members Of the Rock Island Real
Estate board meet in the Rock Is
land club at 6 O'Clock tonight. No
speaker has been secured but the
hoard Will consider an invitation to
attend q picnic to be given by the
Davenport realtors at Forest park.
Saturday, July %.
Different phases Of the new II
cense law will be informally dis
cussed. ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-19

Scot county's board o. anper-
visofs has decided TO refund APP
proximately 5000 In taxes which
were paid IN 1890 and 1871 By own
ers who purchased from the q. S.
Housfng corporation.
The property was In the name Of
the Housing corporation ct the
time, but owing to . ruling made
the taxes were collected from the
purchasers Of tho government prop
erty.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-19
ABANDONED CAR Is
0'CONNEIL'S; WAS
STOLEN DOWNTOWN

Somewhat the worse for a wild
ride, apparently, the automobile To-
Gated by the police on Seventeenth
street near Thirty first avenue yes
terday was returned last evening to
It's owner, InDis O'Connell, 925
Third avenue.
Mr.. O'Connell reported the car
stolen Sunday night. 1t disappeared
from where it had been parked. on
Eighteenth street between First
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A Lovely Party

Miss Alice McCiung made he,
debut as hostess last Tue:t,a,
afternoon when she entertained q
large number of heryoung friends
at 500 with the charm and poise
Of an experienced entertainer.
Roses, zennlas, clematis AID
ferns were used in parIor anI
library where the tables were
placed for the game, at which
Miss Hannah Aaron won first
prize, a fiapper scarf; Miss Ivy
Miller, second, q japanese work
basket, and Miss Liso Prudhomme
some dainty handkerchicfs.
At the conclusion Of the game
the guests we're ushed into the
dining room where delicious
luncheon was served buffet style:
chicken salad, .pimento sandwiches,
lemon punch and homemade can
dies, by the gracious mother of
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. j. Z.
and Miss Marlie DeBlieux, to
Misses Miriam Carver, Mary
Cunningham, E. Alleman, Z.
Barnes, Winslow, Lawton, -Dran
guct, DeVargas, Mary Smith. I.
Blanchard, NJ. D. Robieu, Nj. aud
E. DeIony, E. and H. Aaron, l..
Cloutier of Campti, NJ. Raci,al of
Natchez, K. L1mbre, Il. and NJ.
Keator. l.. and A. Prudhomme of
Bermuda.
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Complimentary TO Miss Hall

The pretty Levy bungalow in
East Natchitoches decorated will,
brilliant cannas and ferns never
looked more attractive than it did
Wednesday afternoon, when Its
gracious mistress entertained at
500, in honor Of Miss Hall of New
Orleans, the charming guest of
Mrs. j. Caspari.
Mrs. L. Caffery won first prize,
q handsome purse; Miss Carmen
Breazeale, consolation, 4 pretty
beaded vanity, its mate being pre-
sented to tho honoree, who won
the BOBBY.
A delicious fruit salad, chicken
sandwiches and fruit punch were
daintily served by the hostess,
assisted by her sister. Mrs. A.
Smith, to Misses Hall, Unter,
Kile, Winslow, G. BreazeaIe, Hill,
Chaplin, Gallon, Webre of
Breaux Bridge, Mines. Winslow,
Payne, Caspari, Browne, Hughes,
Katie, Caffery.
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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER THIR-
TENTH, FAMILY NIGHT. 25c will
admit the whole family. A BARGAIN,
Let's Go!
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FRIDAY SEPT. 9th

FRIDAY SEPT. 9Th
Cecil B. DeMille's Production "TOOLS
PARADISE" with specially sclec.cd
cast, including Dorothy Dalton, Conrad
'Nagel, Mildred Harris, Theodore Rob
erts and Edith Roberts, also Goldwyn
Sport Review.
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Mansfield and Shreveport, duriu:
which Tine motoring trips wer
taken thru all the surroundin,
country.
FOR RENT-Onc nicely furnishe,
room with bath; south exposure: / !:
e Tulane Street, next door to DR.. Katie
Miss Fannie NeIken left Sunda,
with her sister, Mrs. Pressburs
for Alexandria, from where after
a day she will return to New Or
; leans, after cnj 'yIrg a couple ot
weeks with homefoiks.
Mr.. I. Sudberry, who vii
be a member Of Tie Normal f4cuI
ty, arrived during the week anJ
is domiciled with his family il
the old p. Brcazeale home Oh
Washington 5: recently occupied
by Dr.. and Mrs. Irwin. MIR.
Byrd, another new faculty mem
ber. is with his family in the old
Hedges home on Normal Avenue.
Women's and Misses new Fall Suits,
| new box models, at
-DEBLIEUX'S
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. L
T. Gallon, Jr., are glad to vel
come them back to town after Ill
absence of nine months which
they spent at their plantation home
at Hyams. They arc domiciled at
the Nash home on jefferson Street,
part Of which will! be occupied by
Mr.. Duncan Curry. the new prin
cipaI of the High School, ard
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Friedman
have just had a complete radio
outfit installed in their comfort
able home at Natchcz, Messrs.
Ross Maggie and Blanchard Po-
ter going down to put it in. And
now they will be- able to listen to
some of the leading musical and
dramatic features of the day rs
we'll as catch the latest news from
everywhere.
The loveliest New Millinery, now
howing Sport, Tailored and Trimmed
Hats at
--DEBLIEUX'S. !
If the second engagement of
the Radcliffe Chautauqua proves
as great joy and inspiration as
the first one did, just year ago,
then cur people have much to
anticipate from the company due |
to begin a three-days engagement. /,
under the auspice of the 4. of c.,
September 1919. Sunday inter.
vening. Much Is to be gained
from such an aggregation of trav-
e!ers, educators, character delin-
Gators, joy makers, musicians and
trained play director and recre-
ational expert who will arrive
three days before the Chatauqua
opens TO teach modern organized
plays to our boys and girls.
out for details, in the
meantime remember the dates,
September 16-18-19.
Labor Day passed off veryI
quietly in Natchitoches, as besides
Offices and banks be-
ny closed, nearly everybody went
ishing, and practically everybody
lad q right to tell a good fish
story, as AL returned we'll laden
With the finest specimens of the
inny tribe. Such trout, perch, :
,ream, and goggle-eyes, ss even
he least experienced Izaaks have
'een catching for the past few
veeksl And the beauty of it all
s the generous dividing with
hose who either can't or don't
20 fishing themselves. The editor
las been most fortunate, but the
|ifferent donors insist that their /
'ames not be mentioned, tho she S
would like to tell the world about
hose who caught strings that .
'ung from their shouldersto the ]
the 5O-lbs. lard cans full, a
he 100-lbs ice sacks that were :
pened and friends told to help I
themselves. Nothing can compare :
nth the generosity of Natchi- {
Dches' genuine fishermen! I
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School Beard PROCEEDINGS
Continued from page 81

said election shall be prepared by the
secretary of the Parish School Board
and shall be in the following form:
FORM OF BALLOT
Special Election in School District No.
80 Of the Parish of Natchitoches. La.
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DE VoE's Forecast Sep
tember 8 10 cold wave, danger o.
frost; ll12 pleasant; IL hot wave
southcastward from Missouri Val
ley; IA hot and sultry.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Thomas ol
Coushatta spent Tuesday in town
Visit our Millinery Department.
-DEBLIEUX'S
DR.. and Mrs. G. E. Reed were
visitors to Shreveport during the
week.
Mr. Sam Caspari was n visitor
t Dl'i,s all N,w Orleans last
week.
Whatever you need or want in fiat or
odd pieces of silver. you can find in
the neatest designs at
Mrs. L. p. Chaplin and dauqh-
ter. Miss Inez, spent the week end
at Bermuda.
Mrs. Jules Messi, no. of Mans.
field, is on visit to her old home.
the guest of relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Tlson and
family left Saturday for Marfs-
vile to visit relatives.
Pretty and becoming to all types and
figures are the new fall models in
dresses and suits at
-Eieber'@
Miss Helen WALES will leave
tomorrow for Boyce where she
will teach the coming year.
Miss Fannie Odom of Bienville
spent q few dsys here with friends
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Holiiogs.
worth motored down from Gahsg |
an for the dance Thursday night.
Rev. w. E Vann of Mansfield |
will hold services at the Episcopal
Church, Sunday Sept. 10Th at I q 10
LOST-A shriner pin. Reward if
returned to this Office.
Miss Marguerite DeBlieux and
Mr.. H. Prothro motored down
from Campti for the dance Thurs.
day night.
Miss Carmen Breazeale left for
New Orleans last night to pay q
visit to her uncle, Mr.. Il. E.
Breazeale, Of that city.
Dr.. w. NJ. McCook left last
night for Florida. where his mar
riage to Miss Gerow will be SOL
enized on the l1th inst.
Table silver and household novelties
for every day, company and party use.
Full line just received at II
DE vNR6NS k
Messrs. z. and w. Vascocu o.
Flora were among Saturdays Wis
it0rs to town, when they were
callers at this Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Rivet hare .
returned from Kirbyviile, Texas, /
after a years absence. to again
make Natchitochss their home. (
Mrs. A. A. Airey Of Clarence !
spent several days in town during !.
the week, the guest of relatives
and friends.
: Every day brings express shipments
of new dresses. s1its. skirts and coats.
-DEBLIEUX'S 2
Misses Ivy and Emily Miller of
Natchez have returned home after =
/ weeks visit to Misses Alice and :
Francis McClung.
Misses A. Stafford of Shreveport
Ind Alice May Readheimer are
The attractive guests of Mr. and .
Mrs. Scriven SWEET.
Misses Camille DeBlienx and a
Kathleen Merritt left Tuesday forl
Arizona where they have accepted .
positions to teach this year. :,
;ss quickly relieves Colds, Constipa- :,
ion, Biliousnsss and Headaches. A
Fine Tonic. IL
Miss Webre has returned to her 2
,ome at Breaux Bridge after . !"
,leasant visit to her friend, Mrs..
Harald Katie.
Miss Sudie Stephens left during
he week for Arkansas for little n
1isit to her sitter. en- route to y
kansas where she will teach this Io'
'ear. a
Miss sadic May Smith came n
lnwn from Shrovenort. whara she
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Keep cool with an oscillating. alter
mating electric fan. All sizes at
DE UHR6HS
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COMING FRIDAY SEPT. 18th
A Vitagraph Special GYPSY PAS
SION"