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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 14, 1914 · page 4

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An lmamtant hunineea meeting of
the Advent Christian Church will be
held on 'fllur'adny evening of this week
turned“ hat the mid- week pray-

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towed today M-thedhoku. uptown.
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Mrs. ELI-W
was a week-end visitor in the city.
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Hrs. Wood. or Crockett Direct, in
about again. utter a rev: days' nine-s.

 

Mien been (taken. Gun Avenue.
has reigned her volition at Head'-
store ,

 

Miss Rents Bollard. 0t Toknneke.
spent a few dayn lent week in‘ New
York city.

 

Hobart Bailey. of Harrison. N. Y..
went Sanity tn nowaytol.
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Arthur Lynch. or Providence R; l..
spent the week-end at his home in

Tokeneka.

 

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Arthur Lndrigan. '

 

Mr and In. D. mo...” and
their daughter spent Bunday at Teln
marine Kill. .

 

Mina Rhoda Jarvis, or [113th av-
enue. is able to he nbont again. after
a tow day'e mnem. _

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E. E5 m of WI. #08. ll
still confined to hi home with in-
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their roeidenoe in Toke-aha. ll

 

 

 

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at one tiara. the Wall“ given up
alh‘ope arms recovery. hut-the enrol“i
in: around his heart and love! limbo;
has gown down, to a great extent, and'
he is resting comfortably at the pres

rent time

xesterday afternoon a meeting nae
held at the Broad River Sundaynfilooi.
Mrs. Thomas Jones and hire. Charles
Guilee, hath of Silvermlne avenue,

V yore voted as the committee to. buy
the presents for the scholar- hi the
Sunday achooi. The pineal that we
pick“ out in ii. Gilli; It WWO.
'meni “remodeled. Thviiluetorthe
entertainment hna'aot been decided

 

Ira. Prank Bailey. of the L
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her limit. In waien at Granule“
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hire Hurry l-ialicml.a of Valli”
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dayu‘ illness.

 

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Out of town triandn have boon the

guests or Mr. and In. John nor
ion. at the East Side.

 

Jim. W. e. nowlmaJnmérty at
Walnut. continue. on. tho panickin-
vvalld “line. «at her home in. Redflng.

 

Mr. and lira. A. C. NOW at
Nowold. were gueaia Beturdey of
Mine Alice Fitch or oodllrey m

,fire. M. Beers has Vlaltad her
granddaughter, Ira. A. Churchill. o!
the "Little Beaten" district of Red-
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at N 015 . was in town
last melt, wheeling acquaintumee.

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at tilt ethodln , 4 tenant Church
in ML

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long Macaroni Iii hie home on
Greek ntreet. for the lrdt time limit
Friday paid abut u til-center. and
van warmly greeted. It was good to
ace the emulation. and there Wow
wal- handahakinu It
Hall.

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three union or property. and mort-
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AMERICA WHOLLY UNPREPARED FOR WAR, SAYS WOTHERSPVOON HAND WOOD.

 

 

 

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on Raven avenue. An overheated all I
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men not out the human quickly. The '
Burke house do 'md to liamea byl
u- Newton reddeot who happened
to he driving along Hades Helium.
at nearly in a. m. This gentlemen. I!
Hr. Smith. also new a mini running!
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rotor: and Dori F‘lre Compnnlea re.
epnnldd had i “finned wena' noon
under control. the front wall of the
home vane destroyed entirely. it was
found that the other; and one 01- the
room’hnd been unturned with hero,
acne Thohouae. which had Wu
nomad be.” time we, was five
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That the United States is spoon, present chief of the general
wholly unprepared for and, in stall; General Wood says a for-
hct, Ila not more than one-lentil eign enemy could land tmops in
the number of soldiers needéd for the United States somewhere be
the regular army in case of war, tween Boston and the Cllesa-
is the contention of Major Gen- pcake Bay, if the navy could not
crab Leonard A Wood, former hold them oil“. General Wood’s
chicici the general stall. and now statement was xmde in an inter-
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his annual report He goes um-
sldernbly further than did Repre-
sentativc Gardner, of Massachu-
setts, in his recent speech iii the
House. The chief of staff says-
the United State has Only 33,968
men and 2,738 officers fit 'for ght
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ephone service wee badly interrupted
the ice-laden wire; interfering with
the arch“: v

the rear and round. everything intact.
”no mould-be rohbera were evidently
tailed or eiee discouraged by are
in or the nadio‘dt and no entrance
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