Mount Melick Women Move Meeting Day and Hosts
The Mount Mellick club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the Part h house with Mrs Ashley Gleason of 1816 Russell street for a work session. The Woman's Club plans a 4 Chahatmas party at the library on Wednesday with guest invitations and committee planning.
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Mount Melick
Mount Mellick Club
Ashley Gleason
Russell Street
Hostewes
Voorhees
Lilla Palmer
Woman's Club
Hostensen
Bake Sale and Club Meetings At Local Venues
Baptist ladies plan a bake sale next Saturday at John 8 Johnston Grocery, 408 East 22nd Street. Jewish Circle members meet Wednesday afternoon at Schule corner of 20th and Eddy. Methodist Aid hosts Thursday afternoon in church parlors with Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. Mackley. Sunergae of St. Mark's gathers Thursday afternoon at Mrs. J. D. Shingle’s home 2001 Carey Avenue. Guild of St. Maria to meet at unspecified location.
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The
Baptist Junior Society
Hiram Sapp
East 18Th Street
Baptist Missions
John
Johnston
East 22Nd Street
Johnston Grocery
Schule
20Th and
Eddy Street
Methodist Aid
Fleming
Mackley
Methodist Aid Society
Sunergae
St. Mark's
Mre
J. D. Shingle
Miss Parnell
Mra
Shingles
Carey Avenue
Greeks Agreeing Peace Tasked At Balkan Conference
Balkan delegates at St James Palace press on with terms including cession of annexed Ottoman debt and recognition of Ottoman spiritual sovereignty. Delegates from Bulgaria Serbia Montenegro and Greece meet under Grey to coordinate chairing and push Turkey toward surrender of Adrianople or face renewed war amid Austrian and German backing.
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Musselman
Balkan
Musselmans
Balkans
Turkey
sSulgaria
Edward Grey
Sir Edward
St. Jagmes Palace
Balkan States
Adrianople
Leader’s Christmas Shoppers Edition Praised
Cheyenne’s Leader receives high marks for its Christmas shoppers’ edition dated Sunday December 15. The piece lauds the paper’s metropolitan size quality color scheme and advertising as a modern newspaper masterwork produced by Cheyenne’s loyal six day staff and local merchants.
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Cheyenne
Shrimps All Stars Defeat Company H Bowling Team
The Shrimps All Stars won the Port Russell bowling match by 168 pins over Company H Elev enth infantry. Luttod led a 211 game, Peterson had 210, Lawson topped the soldiers with 251 total for the night. The Shrimps invite more city or state teams for future games.
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Shrimps All Stars
Company H
Eleventh Infantry
Port Russell
All Stars
Luttod
Shrimps
Peterson
Lawson
Doughboys
Wilson Delays Inauguration After Bermuda Visit
President elect Wilson returns to Princeton New Jersey from a month in Bermuda and says he will defer filling offices and announcements until he clears accumulated state details. He may remain until about March 10.
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Princeton
N. J
Wilson
Bermuda Islands
New Jersey
Little Jimmy Praises Atlas Theatre Vaud Show
Jimmy writes of a recent Atlas Theatre vaudeville bill featuring De Everetts with dance and comedy, the underwater swimmer act, Miss Fafack singing, the LeRoy sisters with Turkey Trot and Texas Tommy, and standout costumes and music. He notes classy audiences and urges a visit to see a classy show.
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Atlas
Everetts
Bunch
LeRoy
Demaelves
Jimmy
de Vaud
Anthracite ruling fuels price surge in markets
The Supreme Court decision in the anthracite combine case sent prices higher today as trading opened in New York. Reading demand rose after news from Washington, with quotes climbing up to a point between sales.
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New York
Supreme Court
Washington
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the Baptist Sewing
Echoo
Q. C. A. Chapel
Shakespeare Club
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Sunshine Society
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Ayer
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Inet
Cheyennne
Hugher
Dr. Price
Omeready
Button
Lofgren
Jennerich
Williams
Goldstein
Ldd
Taylor
Hiamma
Wyoming
Little Jimmy
Atlas Theatre
W. Grove
Cap, Ave
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