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Evening star., 1922-10-28

Brown. Mrs. George ". Johnston. Mrs
! George p. Merrill. Mrs. Frederic E. Far
rington and Miss Josselyn Giffen.
Charles T. Ferry. pianist and composer,
| will give joint recital at the Arts Club
tomorrow evening. The program will
consist, in part, Of Mr.. Ferry's compost
tions
Mr. and Mrs. Ralston r. Lukens Of
Youngstown, Ohio, who are motoring in
the east, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Brooks Smith Of the HadleiSh.
! Reception Cancelled on
Account OF Mourning.
The reception which Mrs. Maud
Howell Smith had planned to give
Mrs. Livingston Rowe Schuyler. presi-
dent-general, United Daughters Of
the Confederacy. and Mrs. Walter E.
Hutton, division president. Wednes-
Cancelled on account Of the death Of
her aunt. Mrs. Emory Howell. Of
Lynchburg. Mrs. Smith is now in
Lynchburg closing the home and will
bring her uncle. Confederate vet
eran, who was courier to Custis Lee.
back to Washington. where he will
make his home with her.
Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney will be
hostess at the open house. which will
be held from IL to 4 o'clock at the
Red Cross national headquarters Sun
day. Assisting Mrs. Sweeney will be
Mrs. Victor Cushman. daughter of the
late Senator Foraker. and her friend,
Mrs. Frank Whitaker.
DR.. 10y McAfee entertained at
luncheon today in the club dining
room at the League of American Pen
= Women headquarters, having as her
guests Mrs. Ida D. Peters. Mrs. r: S.
Bamberger. Mrs. Edouard Albion. Mrs
Brown. Miss Mayme ober Peak and
Miss Eliza Pope Van Dyne.
Mrs. Lewis Stewart and her daugh-
ter. Miss Francesca Lewis Stewart
! of Washington and New York. have
taken a suite at the Lee House for an
| Indefinite period.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Skinner arrived
F! yesterday for visit and are stopping
| at Wardman Park Hotel. Mr.. Skinner
| is connected with the United States
Chamber of Commerce.
Mr.. John r. Galloway will leave In
few days for Fort Myer. Fla. where
he will spend several months. Miss
I Ida NJ. Beagle. niece of Mrs. Gallo
way, will spend the winter with her
1 in Chevy Chase!
| The Methodist Episcopal MISSION
ary Society, Of which Mrs. Harding Is
q member. is holding a meeting tn
Baltimore, and will come to Wash
ington today. They will call at the
White House.
The Alumnae Association of the
Washington Seminary closed its two
days reunion last night with a bah
quet at Wardman Park Inn. given
| for the members of the faculty. at
| which more than a hundred members
from all parts of the country were
present. Before tho banquet Miss
Geneva Young Of New York city
sang. Mrs. G. T. Smallwood made
an after-dinner speech, after which
Mrs. Bonnie Morgan Buch and Mrs.
Dorothy Smallwood Schaffer also
| made short addresses, Among the
prominent members are Mrs. NJ.
Geare, Mrs. Bates Warren, Mrs.
Thomas Howerton and Mrs. w. A.
Wilbur.
The Eeleet Klub will hold an in
formal dance tonight in the ballroom
Of 2400 10th street. Mr.. Newton A.
Gladstone will have charge Of the
special arrangements for the dance,
which will begin at 9 o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-10-28
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Louis E. Monroe and Mary C. Dorsey.
Wilmer F. Sickle Of Newton. N. j., ani
Ruth Breunnger Of this city.
Hugh H. Harstin and Mary B. Shiach.
Francis W Qualey Of New Rochelle, N. z.
and Louise G, Trude Of this city.
John E. Zajie Of Florence. s. c., and Ger
aldine Wilder Of Hopexell. Va.
Joseph Rudlin and Fannie silverstein, boil
of Richmond, Va.
Wesley A. Clarke and Mamie C. Nunnally
both of Richmond. Va.
Gregory G. Coniitre and Nellie N. Uhiso
nant.
william n. Feagsnes and Sarah A. Hawkins
both Of Del Ray. Va.
George Haskins and Rosie Drivers.
Paul X. Burkholder and Maude A. Fletcher
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FOUND.

AIREDALE. male, tan with black saddle.
large size Apply Wash. Animal Rescue
League, $40 Md. ave. s.w
ENGLISH SHEEP DOG-Male. Apply wash
ington Animal Rescue League, $40 Maryland
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 7:a0 this morning
My the lady boarding a car at Columbia I'd. and
Mt. Pleasant st. NV. Inquire Chief Clerk.
Star office. n9s
Evening star., 1922-10-28
UTE in contrast to tho usual
official social formalities OF

~ UTE in contrast to tho usual
y :s s:s ss' AZ; ::; E: :.:; ::sss :
Mrs. Henry C. Wallace. wife of the
Secretary of Agriculture, at the hot
houses at 14th and B streets north
west. when the first glimpse Of the
annual exhibition Of chrysanthemums
was given to all Of the members of
the Presidents cabinet now in Wash
ipgton. and their wives, and other
officials and friends Of the hostess.
The scene was an exceedingly IN
formal and charming one. Mrs; wal.
lace having some Of the officials or
the department to assist her. the
blooms were In their most perfect
state. and of unsurpassed beauty.
Last year Mrs. Harding was guest
of Secretary and Mrs. Wallace to
view the exhibition, and this year
she will receive q private view OF
some of the handsomest blossoms
grown, sent to her at the White
House.
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In al tli1ortam.

AYNAN Sacred to the memory Of our be-
loved grandmother, Mrs. KATE ALTMAN, who
entered into eternal rest SIX years ago TO-
day, october g, 1915.
In. our home I've sadly miss her.
And her many acts Of love;
But we know she 10 waiting for us ..
In our Fathers house above.
There are ones who still linger
At the SPOT where she Is laid,
Who stin come and scatter flowers
On the grave that Christ hes made
HER LOVING GRANDCHILDREN, LOUISE
AND ALTMAN BRESNAHAN.
ANDERSON. In memory Of my beloved wife,
HER HUSBAND CHARLIE.
CAN'T. Sacred to the memory Of my dear
Vife. MARIE R. CAN'T, who died one year
ago today, October q. 1921.
Peaceful be thy rest, dear Marie:
It IL sweet to breathe thy name
In life loved thee dearly,
In death do the same.
her DEVOTED HUSBAND. ANDREW 81.
CAN'T.
GEORGE, In sad but loving remembrance Of
our dear mothter, RH0DA GEORGE. who
departed this life one year ago today, 0cto'
ber 2S, 1921.
Gene, dear mother, but not forgotten.
her LOVING CHILDREN.
KING. In loving memory Of my dear uncle.
JOHN T. KING. gho departed M this life -FOUR
:. years ago today. October 70, 1918.
..Gone, but will not be forgotten"
HIS NIECE, ANNIE KING JONES.
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Society
Mrs. Wallace, Wife of the Secretary
of Agriculture, Holds Informal
Reception at the Mum" Show.

in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Darper NJ.
Daugherty of New York. and their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Rarey of New York.
The minister of Persia, Mira Hus-
sein Khan Alai, entertained a small
company at luncheon today at the
legation In compliment to DR.. Edward
W. Ryan, who will sail within fort
night for Persia. where he will take
the city of Teheran. The other guests
were the chief of the division Of
near eastern affairs of'the State De-
partment and Mrs. Allan w. Dulles,
Mrs. Caldwell, wife of former
United States minister to Persia: DIR.
staff. the third secretary, Abdullah
Khan Entezam. and the honorary at
tache. Sultan Mahmood Khan Amerie.
Mrs. David Reed, who has been at
her home In Pittsburgh, has returned
to Washington and Joined Senator
Reed at the Shoreham. where they
have an apartment for the winter.
Invitations have been received In
Washington from Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick w. English Of Philadelphia for
the marriage of their daughter, Elaine
Taylor, to Mr.. Basil Gordon, Satur-
day afternoon. November II. at
o'clock, in ST. Luke's Church at Ger
mantown, Philadelphia.
Former Attache Of Embassy
In Paris Here for Few Days.
Mr.: William Chaplin Huntington.
former commercial attache of the
United States embassy in Paris, ac-
companied by Mrs. Huntington, is
spending few days in Washington
at the Powhatan. Mrs. Huntington
was before marriage Miss Frances
Carpenter Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seligman OF
New York. who are spending some
time in Warrington and staying at
the Shoreham. entertained at lunch
con there yesterday. having a COM
pany Of six.
Sir Robert and Lady Borden were
guests at dinner last evening at Hot
Springs Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander H.
among their other guests Sir George
and Lady Perley and Mrs. Jerome Ma
poleon Bonaparte.
Mrs. Shufadt. wife Of Mai. r. W.
Shufeldt. Medical Corps, U. s. A., is at
alton.
Mrs. r. e. voolfolk, who is at the
Shoreham. was hostess there last
evening at dinner. entertaining
small party. Today she entertained
eight guests at luncheon.
/. Miss Frances Hawthorne Brady Is
spending the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grayson
Brady, who are In New York for the
winter, where Mr.. Brady is connected
with the Boy Scout Foundation of
Greater New York.
Mrs. D. A. Langhorne and her
daughter, Rita. having spent the
summer in Europe. are at the Pow
hatan for a while prior to returning
to their home. in Lvnchburg, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe l. Hill of
Managua, Nicaragua, are at the Bur-
lington Hotel during their stay In
Washington.
Mrs. D. Percy Hickling has gone
to Lima, Ohio, to visit Representa-
tive and Mrs. John l. Cable. She
will stop in Pittsburgh for q short
stay with her brother. Judge Stephen
Stone.
Mrs. S. E. Barber. who has been
in New York for several days. has
returned to her suite at the Pow
hatan.
Mrs. Stanwood Cobb will be the host
ess at the Sunday tea at the Arts Club
tnrnorrow afternoon Those assisting
Evening star., 1922-10-28
Ambassador OF Brasil
Dimes With COuntFymen.

The ambassador of Brazil. Mr.. de
Alencar. was the guest Of honor at
dinner last evening of Lieut.. Com
mander Mello and Junior Lieut.
Guedes of the Brazilian navy. who en-
tertained at Rauschers. The other
guests were Commander Mayo. Z. $.
NJ, and Mrs. Mayo, the secretary OF
the Brazilian embassy and Nine. de
Sousa Leao Oracle and the naval at
tache, Capt. Heraclito Graca Aranha.
Evening star., 1922-10-28

to Lima, Ohio, to visit Representa-
tive and Mrs. John l. Cable. She
will stop in Pittsburgh for short
stay with her brother. Judge Stephen
Stone.
Evening star., 1922-10-28

The Attorney General. Mr.. Harry M.
Daugherty, has been Joined In his
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel by
Mrs. Daugherty. who. since her return
from her home in Ohio. has been in
Baltimore. They have with them over
the week end their son and daughter
Evening star., 1922-10-28

Mrs. S. E. Barber. who has been
in New York for several days. has
retnrned to her suite at the Pow
hatan.
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ORDERED TO BOILING FIELD,

Capt. Clearton' H. Reynolds, air
service, at Kelly Field, San Antonio,
Tex, has been transferred to Boiling
Field. Anacostia, d. c.. for duty.
Evening star., 1922-10-28

Mrs. Stanwood Cobb will be the host
ess at the Sunday tea at the Arts Club
tomorrow afternoon. Those assisting
her will include Mrs. Henry K. Bush
Evening star., 1922-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe L. Hill of
Managua, Nicaragua, are at the Bur-
lington Hotel during their stay in
WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1922-10-28

Mrs. D. A. Langhorne and her
daughter, Rita. having spent the
summer in Europe. are at the Pow
hatan for a while prior to returning
to their home. in Lvnchburg, Va
Evening star., 1922-10-28

Mrs. Shufadt. wife Of Mai r. W.
Shufeldt. Medical Corps, U. s. A., is at
Walter Reed recovering from an oper-
alton.
Evening star., 1922-10-28

/. Miss Frances Hawthorne Brady Is
spending the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grayson
Brady, who are In New York for the
winter, where Mr.. Brady is connected
with the Boy Scout Foundation of
Greater New York.
Evening star., 1922-10-28

Mrs. r. E. Voolfolk. who is at the
Shoreham. was hostess there last
evening at dinner. entertaining
small party. Today she entertained
eight guests at luncheon.
Evening star., 1922-10-28

Sir Robert and Lady Borden were
guests at dinner last evening at Hot
Springs Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander H.
Revell eff Chicago, who also had
among their other guests Sir George
and Lady Perley and Mrs. Jerome Ma
pOleon Bonaparte.
Evening star., 1922-10-28
Carts of CHANTS.

JONES. We wish to thank our dear friends
and relatives for their offerings Of kindness
sympathy and noral tributes at the loss Of
our beloved wife and mother.
WILLIAM e. JONES AND FAMILY.
HcCLo6KY. We wish to thank our relatives
and friends for their kindness. sympathy
and floral tributes during our bereavement
at the death Of our darling mother. Mrs.
ANNE q. McCLOsKY,
HER BELOVED SONS AND DAUGHTER. .
Evening star., 1922-10-28

DOG-Medium size, black and
white setter; Va. license tag on
collar. A.. D. ", Burr, 16A
Hobart st. NV. Reward. Phone
Col. 3749
Evening star., 1922-10-28
LOST.

AIREDALE PUFFY, six months old; black
triangle on nose: license No. 1884. answers
to name sputter. reward Y returned to 1888
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C O N S TIPATI0M
YIELDED QUICKLY
Man % Years Ola Tells Of Using Nsrv-
worth.

This Is such a remar&aSi" raSc and
this man tells his story y" VOL Ec are
EoIng 10 give i 20 our readers just -
t.e told x 10 Us y! - Letter. 1 am u cigar
maker, So years o: as. md didn't *
pect TO llrd anything 70 r"i"V" Hie q
roRst!pa tioU L'h !ru.R"Ht"'n. hut -
peCted tn GO Oh L. the cad Of MY :A.s"r-
abe existence, sad J. .. NvOr", @.
DAYTON. q. Il wa" Very uIu.I troubled
with CONSTIPATION and indiScS ton which
caused nrIyuusueNS S,sr:.eSSucSS and
other ills attendant upon such condition
4 friend recommended NcrN M"r,a amt
I bought tt. tad "n.s taken 7 t"w
doses when [ SaH great hang" '.pm-
ing--I could ENJOY :rf U"a.s without
fear of gas-hiUatue dli hc.Chins. VI.
digestion Secr,cl 90 b. perfect again sn'l
7 could sleep SuuHd'y az :iEht II was
simply wonderful and | wish ever! one
who suffered as | did would s.rc It
Glal"
Almos, every druggist Las Ner"-
Worth ard sells :; a. I do,iac a bottle.
on positive guarantee 70 give the
money bach II the frat bottle docs not
give encouraging results. II is alwa%s
70 DO found n the e. II. Grtest & Co drug
store IN this city IL you are d suttcr""
from stomach or hoHet trouble or .rom
any OF the ailments caused ~ those lis.
IKE headscncs heartburn nausea. dizzy
spells. heart pains rheumatism. iF!
bottle At once.
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" = Fireman.. NJ. Pheasant; Charles
\ F".Nes. city; r. w. Harris. Triton
we. Nltuur Kctser, city: Harry kRohc,
Il!: !, s. Minor. im'nirc: Rcv Smith,
Ironda.r: john Straitoa. B@rSh".Z. and
W \. Fisher, rity.
Open Mine School.
Through the efforts Of the La P"llc
Iron Works and local coal companies.
mine school has been OPENED .h'rc by
Ilarrr Alars"n Of the state bureau ~
mia,s. aud to date Efjy local miners
AMI others interested in the art or
mining. have joined the classes w"tch
mrr, every Tuesday night.
To enclose Field
Tor" N"ndham, manager Of the S'"u-
i'g.l,ls club uf tho ohio Valley Inter
city League, today received permission
.rnn c. l.. NiSener. general manager
- n" Carnegie steel company. TO eli.
,.."s,. i.ie Companys field In the north
.,.I ot this ci.r and erect Il grand
:Ia,l 90 aCcGTnoIate a.50n persons m,
"a" coming season. Nc"dham expects
III" league SEASON 10 he Inc mos; sue
oeSscu. ever attempted her" and - pre-
PAIRING to handle enormous SunGay
crowds.
Heavy Tines.
Mayor MCCULLOUGH. - Of Richmond.
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Committee TO Ee Appointed
Prayer Meeting

charles low" was IN chang" o. Nc
1rAycc meeting services At T." FITS:
Church al Gc,i las: niEht "rinS - the
absence ot Rev. joan W. Whlslc" Her.
whistler - spending The wr~n VI sting
w::h his family at F.nIay. OHIO. \ very
interesting service was held last night.
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continues handing out heavy hnes -
liquor law violators caught IN the -
cent raid Peter LG!icil. O: Mingo yuto-
tion. and Frank Cobo,esky. Of this city,
drew $1,000 and costs each whtlsf E:n-
cent Casali was fined sl."Gn for selling
whskcy and $500 for s";ling beer.
Mayor Mc,,ulloch ordered his place OF
business on Sixth street. tails dty.
abatcd as a nuisance.
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Springfield Republican - There Is
nothing like the figures to convince one.
when Il Quebec official estimates that
American tourists In Quebec province
last summer spent $3!.o6@.60o. largely
because Quebec IS wet. the talk about
Qu"t"c's growing attractiveness Ia fuzzy
cXpia med.
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Mayor Mccullough. OF Richmond
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Lenton Sarviess.

Rev : $ Moore. u. d. OF FarNftS-
h.re. delivered ,ha sermon at IN" reg
ular I.cu:sn 4rrviNaS hid Las even
ing at the Tr,n:;y t:"!scopai 'HGTch.
Practically all communicates war" ~
attendance Dr Moore. whiI" "ll!nS
the local pulri;, lad i" cuars" Q: MS
home church services pr. ". NJ Meade.
pastor OF the Tr!n:ty church, Of this
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The rs girl scouts OF MoundSr"'e
sIth.-sd last vveu'HE q; N" "lSN
school or!.G.9S int h:S Sr,-t"%"'h">
meeting 70 tai. uver plans for 'Ae or
xauizattou q council IN this "''N.
Miss Cora Mason. representative o.
the national organization OF rhe >'"a'S
was IN attendance and made - Sp'"n-
d!I talk - -" young r".lS. F":r". n
,nsnt4 vera served At S@aSoni"'"
hour anI most enjoyable tire was
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4, h0UNDSVlLLE
-FOUR NOMINEES FOR
, ROTARY PRESIDENT
Annual Election Of ortesrs win Take
Place Friday. April "A.

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At Their r"ga'ar mc"''HS "e'" a ~
Ehixh school hu.i'inS ~ noon ESN.' ''na,
the MouAH$N'.,' '''N"iN ,h, rr>,.
ed Officers aud f.E"''"HS 30, NV
ing year. They are - '"'''"
Rev YIaro,j g. E7"":. James \. =
SnoSc. J. y lloyd |ud NJ \ - ''' =
.prcs!.cr.
j. ". Ssnd"rs v.r"- i'~"H''''n'.
y ". Eoohcr md ~ Roy { i'o""'" ~
treasurer
{ r. I'ra>.. :. - Bradford. Mentor
= Re,zer ard = . ~chv.'H. secretary.
c. ". Mcl'THrH''7 - w. 49,.
IL. Rarar,.~. Ro.;rr !. f'k2han' Man
Ba"henh":m"r a"t ;. g.. N'6s~'' o'Fe'I
tors Tw" ~ tho y -" - - e'''''"'
e serve en- tho H'2rd. .,.n.
Tho annual election q: HH'Sr'S 49,,
i,sc place a: > meeting 20 be ne" on
Friday Aar" lA'n.
prcsid.,' \. = :io-"c"ns. IT. a'U
Vice preside ljNH"'d q. "aH7'. "r''
elected - attend IN" SiNth "'S'E,''
Rotary cpr:"Gt.or: a Joh7St""h' -
on Mara IS an" - =; delegates F0"
tie local Gao.
KittrsIl Is Held.
John kit:rca. u"Ero. charged VIZ"
s,abbinE Wa'tcr RAY. II: Glendale last
May. and v'.o Wa arrested a, ""'.S'
burg Tuesday. was vcn:a2.i"d 70 'aH
county haSts,r her" N'd""$d4! at'"r-
noon co,..ow.aG L preliminary H'2EAS
before SQUIRE l.. NJ. Lewis. h''trTii
Will b. given further hearing ~ :
A NJ or WHduesGay March ~. MI
,rOu has - ,.gal representation,
Has Arm Broken
FranE Iov'h"r. locai van. Is in m
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McMECHEN
BROS,
BUY PRICE STORE

AnrounC~n'"a; vas i..atr yesterday :.
The effect that 4 deaf between -" h'':%-
gerald Bros. a. Glen ENS.ng. an. :. !"
I'r;rr. @: ;h.S city f,r the uurcha~" e.
Prices general '~t"rr "U Sixth street
had been Chased ard tua; ~" u"w ,wr-
"cS had taken Immediate possess. ~ ~
the ~trr" TUs * orc 81 III" btc@es:
ieHi$ go over .0'2:.y Inr som" tine.
The Fitzgerald Bros ror Tut u i,,"G"
general store n Glen EaSton and Il Is
understood tha; they VIII "u'aCc" the
stock il N" .nCai store cas- ..IrrrHtr
and rr,hA','E max" severe. improve
meats ~ the building.
Committee 70 Ee Appointed
\ comUf!ttee consisting o. >"N":al -.
al counc.!men Vii be appu:A'aI al the
IeX, meeting "t The c!;y .n'.ucil "n
Apr:, 3rG, fo- thr ?urnu>c C appearing
hatu~r The county court - M"I"lsT!(!,
- discuss repairs on The road I-tween
III" McMc"hen "ar barn AL ;hr Mar
rows. \ delegations from - Mounds
Vile Chamber o: Cow,Hc:cr and the
Wheeling Traction cnrlaaN" appeared
estocr the r"uH.y caur; u tn Mrt-Ad
ETY. Tuest,a% and wC-" iHv;rurtei ~
get 4 cogn'n,tter az lo,~,. c"uNr:'men and
u representative - IA" Traction CON-
rany 70 appear on the 2Sth "t th!~
month. The road ~ th.s Joint j. ~ u
Very bad condition AL local citizens
would appreciate am action 'sk"n -
ne cvU-t ~ repairing IL" road
Prayer Meeting
charles low" was IN vhIrG" a. Nc
1rAyvc meeting services At T." Frs:
Church al GcI las: niEht "rins - the
absence Of ReY joan W. WhisIr". Kew.
Whisie- - spendias III" wr-n " sting
Win his fan.!!H tt F.niay. Ohio. \ worry
interesting serv!Ce was held last night.
Church Sale
candy and cake sale W.! De 5}"en
b. the members or Ms. Scot: ''han-
hers SUNDAY school lass @: u" M"t@-
oH:st church At L..nebe:s,r and ilEn'"rs
store next Saturday Rfie:noVnl tn"
members - The class MI preTarc 49,"
candies anI pastries RHd unless the de-
mand exceeds the supply iac sale VIZ.
Do held in the afternoon and evening
a~Nt SATURDAY.
Lyoeum Next Year
Wi,h the closing 81 most success
"a, Lyceum course this season comes
She announcement that the members %
IN. ch!;d's Health aud Welfare League
are completing pans for a c""rS" - b"
given IA th!S C.;y u"Nt year. Tn" pro
c.cjs from tbs years atfa'" ~. Bee
.sc3 for the hrurii: - .hr society.
sible Class Debate
The f-st debate - hc give by ,Ac
Victory Rih,c c,.sS of tho NJ. l.. church
will be held n their ctaS+ rooms n'Nt
Sunday morning. The HcE".-"c and at
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Herbert ", Mitchell
Announces Candidacy

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candidates for your state leoisla-
ture?
9. In voting do YOU split your
ticket or always follow strict party
lines?
10. Do you belong to a par
t%icular political party because your
father did?
II. Do you vote for a con
gresham largely because you have
nothing against him and he once
sent you a package of radish seeds.
II. Would the fact that d can
didate kissed your baby and re-
membered your name influence you
to vote for him?
10. Have you personally ever
made any serious effort TO induce
more intelligent men to run for
Congress in your district?
IA. DO you annoy congress-
men or other busy public officers
with reuests for favorsq to value
only yourself?
Is. DO you stay away from
ward political l:;eetings because
they bore you, and then deplore
what was done By those who did
attend?
1G. DO you persistently kick
to the manager of your moving
picture theater and URGE him to
show better and more interesting