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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
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Die SduItern iinO aefriimmt mO 'Se.
bellgt. Sem @eiidt iitl%gcbr0unt,
mayer unS abseb1rmt, sic 9anSe
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arbeit.
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III all ieirrem Ringen ieinc trelc @e.
idbrtin 9elpeier, ipie sic 2inien ilnS
6urd)en in ibrcm Geiidt oeutlif er-
fcnnen laiicn. Sic baden beiOe
geoarbt. bamit ibre &inoer lperpiger
bon Der 9itterfeit Sieles SebenS fo-
item ioGten, bamit iie before @eIe.
gen6eit batten mo cine mebr Der.
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8enn iie 10 baiiben i'm 3iuielidt
ibres SebcnS, niioe iinO eri9opft
lit cs oa iiberraid,elrb, ipenn ibnen
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allf melde lie bofien Diirfen. liegt in
Ser Woglidfeit. 6aB lire 9inoer be.
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oaE lie Elm iucnig an iif ielber beu-
ibr fGrperlidcs 9efinocn-
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III erluHgen.
Die Natnr brolidjt 8eiItanb bel
,brer Irbeit Sur Serltcllmg Der
frait lrtS @etpe6c. Son alleit fir
,iefen 3med enpfnblenen @itteln
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oien5ien bergeitent, ent6Glt er ali6ts,
Ipas Dem SyItem nid)t gut tim mir
De. lleber en- Sabrbunbert lang
Bat CT lci6enOen Mdmtern uno 6roi-
en- icilp Observation-Disclosures &raite
betpieien.
Sorni'S glpcnfrdiltcr lit nidt IN
Ipotbefen 5l fobeH. ST ipin0 oeil
0iird Spe5tul.I gentn gelie-
fert. 8cun Sic feilrn ageltten in
Radburidbnft fcnricn, Damn
Sic an bic Gigentbiimer,
Or. Setter 6abrrcp & Sons 60. 19
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For Information to the Voters of the
Morrison School District.

With reference to the changing of
Common School District to a Town
School District, the following are
true points of law:
/. The special privileges referred
to in the statutes are these. A
town district becomes a body corpo-
rate and has its own treasurer to
whom the county collector delivers
bhe funds of the district.
Also, it may be vote of the people
raise more taxes for school purpo-
ses.
2. A voter at an election to
change the organization of a district
Is the same as a voter at any gene
raj election held under the laws of
the State.
g.. The duties OF a BOARD of six
Directors are the same as that of a
Board Of three Directors, except that
the town board must organize just as
officers of any corporation, by the
election of president, secretary and
treasurer.
4, The Board of six Directors has
no power given to 1t to employ a
given number of teachers that is
not also vested in a Board of three
Directors.
5. Article x, Section XI of the
Constitution of the State Of Missouri
specifically prohibits both common
school districts and town districts
from leyying more than 40c fol
school purposes. except by a vote
Of the people.
VIM. r. EVANS.
state School Superintendent
-
a VI .rf fseW sNaME a - EH...r
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samrn, a~nia,m,rft!

Gootci 5mci &ogel mt cineut Stei
Il e.-9obt uiis Cure Gnilts mo
uebntbaren Sreiie-~ Shuf oieic @ei.
G1bnrbeit MAIDEN. Su aii-
ic fonnen mir Sbnen CREDIT geben
iiir llnterihisung unierer Sade,
Der Sroilenuereir
Mrs. 81. 6. 9essler.
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gebe, ipir ii iuiinlden pirit,

1uet,n 9al itirbit aelebt 81 Doben.
Cine nIte &abrbeit, ole eapig nrll
blcibt, NEIL ole SboreH ME oltS.
iierbefi; ipcil rs nitdl bellte rod 10
piele Meltlden giebt, Die, IN @llit.
pcn9iftnng iterbenO, ibr 2cbep NIT
oem @infdc oishmtd'ef, ie batten
BEL 3eitett ibr glnt gerGnigt. @ei
3eiteni als iib 8opFifmer5en mfO
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gsotis!

@e8an meiner 9breiie ont I Mai
pom bier rad 9~elrtfdlatto, miro
@srr eStu, 6, Rltori0er mabrenr
mciiter g6clreierS9ait meme Steac
ais Sfnbmeiiter Ger gp. ct 9ariS
8cmeinOe uerieben. Die mid6te $40.
Dr. fGlli9 perOrflorn 3irien oili oie
&irdNTdorbS Iirb bel inn mad, oem
|. Mtai i'll Gmpfnang 81 uebnlen.
Geas. HiedpHollu.
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Gor oat &olfSbtntt.
WlnnS

Sl oeu Corp. icgtc,
LIP Sci Stroat, iegte,
SnIt Sci Sdapier, iegte,
Sets SoIOat.
I'm ei,t Cher, iegte,
SpcIt 0fjicr, iegte,
91. i'm Sot ny, icgtc,
BON Eapier.
lin Sei 5ambnS, iegte,
8lIt III itOblit, iegte,
SdIeit oei 8rulmnc, iegbe,
Dat lei orobrt.
Gin groot ltit9liid, ie9te,
IS taIiirt, fegte,
Gite aelia, iegte,
Ss b.utirt.
Gci GorpifpIae. iegte,
S. gartdf, iagtc,
Sat sci Safe, ieate,
CeperIegt.
Ropt oen 9iittel, iegte,
Wall5 AeldAfilm, elte,
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@o lei iiuo.
8Iief DOT giitteI, iegte,
Siene Eflif)t, legte,
SdIcppt Oei GOIprits, iegte,
Dor 6eridpt.
8rlpet @onO, iegtc,
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Sp Eottidop.
Sn tein Gage. ic9te,
Sc Gernlim iegte
8or SEN aooSic, iegtc,
4Olot bic iiet
lin in Cleo, iegte,
Sinh lei bier, ieste,
lin OF Sailers, iegte,
Siato ga bier.
God Del 2Guers, legte,
Gei iirto ltltmmL iegte,
lin bs aolprits, Negtp,
Der iinn 1rmm.
lin Del aohoie ieste,
9efet al, le9te.
3ieruntnintig $ .iegtc,
IS Del Strnfl
9anm 2adt Seoer, iegte.
8at bel fantb iegtc,
Germ Del SpaB, leste,
@cit ieBt oil.
ct bIitut gIief, ieste,
Yiie't litfdIlt, iegte,
Gel bier Sdneps, iegte,
Tem't sat @eI0.
ga 9tlt.
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g9ir baden Iiir 3ndi Spetc ipIaence cole
Raiienbensite.
Harry Gold Dust,
Joker KonfIant
and Colonel Brockman

tt5roBer IdlparSer GleIbcn9Itl
SeriD Sob Quit Iteht az 9ieniten oui
Wlite gceiheS Sarm nobe StpisS Den 10,
Is. 26, Mpri, 4. II. 20, 20 Wlap, 6, IA
Snui, aui Succh Soeid)e'S Sarm, 2ittle
Berger. Den -, 20, 20 gpriI. 6, Is. % 81
Wiai, s, rs Slni. Die iibriSe Set oui
pbtllip's So'm an Sort Saaep NIT Softer
&%oniont ilno Gslonel Yrofmann.
Scriid,ernnS clues iebenoen Siiaeu iHr
3lpei crit aenaunteh SIS, ihr lebtsenauuten
$40, sSocob Gbilipp II. 60.
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SrObcn in NORTH 9afOta, iaat

oie ct. Gaulcr "@oIfS3eihuug,,
gibt IS rpeoer gorSj stnlr. rod Mil.
lionar&. gbcr es Qiht Don't oben
apotbefu init Sinter8immerii, in
bcnen scr "8iiicnoeY nah 5ebn
@imitpr Nuicntbalt iih 1Uie Gin
MhiliurhGr portonmt poronSge.
lett, oob er ole riftige Rnmmter
has "&rSerteS. mcib ruro nennt.
-, Ia Gort6 Gafota lit in malder
8e5isNupg baS reiate 8ora0ies.
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Yiaia ~ p~erfauien.

Gin 5-3immer cnibaIicnie5 g9pbnboue
nit ? Soften, belize poer einaein; m DER Sit
0larstlfroSe, int beitsu 3uitanoe. Suter
Siie!.
Gbenicls S idlSnc Gotten an Sit 0iartt
itraBe. @uter Sitel.
Midael Neumant,
Sermann, gto.
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&pien unb GIansen.

Sorben erbaIten cine reid1e gnslunbl Der
id,Duiteu iuusen blfbcnoen JtoienIt66e.
GbeuiaaS iinp ale Gorten Semiiie.piIausen
5u babtn bel,
MrS Senrp Bod.
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9n Serfanfrn,

0obnbauS pom ! Siumer nit Got an Der
Stem Gtra6e oelegcn Gommertiihe unb
&aut)bauS. allies tn better Orbuuns. Nady
Sufraeen bel.
Srib Siefsrofe,
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Oant.
2n u~crfanfen.

Drei gftien Der SormerS II MerdertS
Pant, Sfierten ,perocn IN Der 0iiiSe bieieS
9laiicS entaegen eenolnmsn.
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9lnftinni

Tnttipn!
Die llnterSeidJneie p,ro am Samita9 ben
-. 2lpril 1911, in Der Wobnuns ibrer per.
ltoIbeneu Dtniicr, io!seubco periol nlid,cS
Giaentbum beItcbeno als MobeIu, Seicn
uno nnbercm Sauss uno Systematically aul
0iieniItder Sutton nn ben WieiIibietenOen
nertauien.
SteHa Sreuno.
Neutrality-suspicious..
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Alfin frriss Bn6
brinet Mlannerp Rraft!
Rrampfanerhrud)

ODER 8etttpesle; i6erraihtnh erfolar,idt, a,t,.,
lnngSnetbooe. beler, attrsr NIB btniaer hi, SYSsro
ton coer 8cipitolbghaubllug. S5 beiIe and, otitnSSii
lid une eausrno @lutpsrstituns, aiitrttcren hsr
yrcitats oosr SotitthstoriiisH. lI~riub,Shmsrosn, Bio.
ust9eisn gtut- NIB iptSisnsU arant6etten bSr spSn,,
ner ~Na"'
Strerbnite erIot9reias gebanoilna oarou,,er.
Saglreibs orStItGt aaetteununsen!
&Ql1 hsrits nit pielen Der Sgltr hrs b,r,or,, /.
Soltsbtott p~trionIidl nesr brttiI.dt betonuf IN nm ~
Sstns bsrett,. ol1 aneerru Seiosnoen uistue bsrtfrss
iSioSenitite, ipipis rtein otuii6eS BUD, peibss sIsS;ss
70 etfuilsrttde SsiliRsthooe far istpate Wlannsr s, M
tdHlptnHg Der etnunntert 2eibsu ertidrtsf r ~ ,yS 4,
etElnGtm 9ctrtrt su ihtasu. "~V ~
Sts brendsn slt eit!e Sifsrts ousmIdu,ietr pnS
mir psttsibe utbft Sbrir ssuausR abrshs str.ui.ss sr0
Dr.. G. h. B0BERTZ,
S64 Woodward Ave. Detroit Mich
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l)idnaidtr aiarkibtriai
n Star Mills

@eisen, ? Gnalitat. 10
8eiSen. 8 lualitdt. II.
Rebl, per Sad, / Gualitdt. 2.7Oi
Mebl, per Sad, 2 lualitdt.. 2.60.
8ornmebf, per 100 'Rfunb.. =. 2.lO
Rteie, per 100 Sfnno 1880. LILO
SbippitOff, per loC gfuno.. -. 1.SO
Bro6utte.
Gprigiert bon
John n. HeImers, @rocer.
Butter per SIunO ........15 bis ~
Gier per 9usenb.. 1SI
Sibner, per 4funb. 10
Spring Gbifens. per &fb...... Is
Shmals, per Bf0..............l0
3ruiebeln per 8uibel. rs
@ple per 8funo. 1865. l6
&~artofelH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
2urteU9 ID
Witch IL
SAME. s
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abonnirt auf ocs Sermanner
8oIfsbIott.
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Scene an5eigen

ST. UerFanfen
/. Muiicridhpelnc nit Nertcl.
SriB Saen uer. SlniSS. Wfp
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Revival services in Mount Pleas
ant Methodist Church, Colora, have
Sesulted in 40 conversions.
About 90 young men of Havre
de Grace and vicinity are preparing
70 organize a social club.
The Cecil County Commissioners
yesterday elected Irwin G. Griffith, Of
Cheapeake City, president.
For the third time this fall, Dar-
lington High School again is closed
on account Of scarlet fever.
The store property of Mrs. Ida
Parks, Of Havre de Grace, has been
bought by David Fischer for S3,050.
Mrs. Rosie o. Howard has bought
the property of William A. Burke, on
Kent street Chestertown, for $500.
Milton S. Sentman. of Fair Hill,
the new Judge of the Orphans Court
Cor Cecil county, qualified yesterday
and took his seat,
Miss Mildred Billingslea, Of
Havre de Grace, has resigned as prin-
cipal of Boothby Hill Public School
and has accepted a position at the
ut. Winans High School.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
REFERENDUM
BOOSTER COMING
Senator Clapp to be Speaker
Here at Sunday
Meeting

William W. Knowles and Wright c.
Dizer, representing the Referendum
League of Delaware. will meet Moses
L. Clapp, United States Senator from
Minnesota, on Saturday afternoon at
the Pennsylvania railroad station and
accompany his to Georgetown, where
he will speak that evening. The
meeting will be held in the Opera
House there. and while in that town
the party will be entertained by Rob-
ert G. Houston.
Senator Clapp and his party will
leave Georgetown on Sunday morning
and come to this city. where dinner
Will be had at the home of Mr..
knowles At o'clock in the afternoon
Senator Clapp will address a meeting
in the Avenue Theatre, which will be
presided over by the Rev. p. c. Mac
nichol, pastor of Asbury NJ L. Church.
The Rev. Wilbur F. Cochran, Of Union
church, will offer prayer. Admis-
sion will be free.
The meeting here will be the first
3f an active campaign outlined by the
league in this city. Among the
Speakers who are to appear in the
near future are United States SEN
ators Chamberlain and Bourne. OF
Oregon, and Senator Owen, of Okla
homa
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
AND PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Anna Robinson, of New York,
Will be a guest of Miss Bessie DUPONT
for the assembly, and Miss DUPONT
will entertain at dinner for her.
Mr.. and Mr.. William Ryan have
been visiting friends at Harrington.
MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Jakes were re-
cent guests Of friends at Wyoming.
Samuel H. Mifiin, of Camden, has
been visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Ezekiel Cooper and daughter,
Miss Pauline, have. been the guests of
Captain and Mrs. A. c. Meusch, OF
Camden.
John Haney, Of Clifton Heights, has
secured a position in this city.
Mrs. James F. Nields is in New
York City on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Chalkley Hatton
We're weekend visitors at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Harold P. Keen. Of Kynlyn,
Bellevue, has returned from a months
visit with her mother at Lexington,
Ky.
Mrs. H. Belin DUPONT has returned
from a visit to New York, but will SO
over again in a few days.
Mrs. Eugene DUPONT aud her grand
son, Bernard Peyton, and Miss Amy
E. dupont. are spending a few days
at the Bellevue-Stratford in Philadol-
phia.
Mrs. James P. Woodward and
daughter. Miss Ella Woodward, were
recent guests of friends at Marshall
ton.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14

Mrs. Willard Hall Porter and Miss
Anne Armstrong Porter go to Phila-
delphia next Monday TO spend several
weeks at the Clinton, and then go
south for the winter.
Mrs. Preston Lea returned homa
last evening from visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grant Campbell, in New
York.
Mrs. Joseph d. Gael. Of Brooklyn. n.
Y, is spending a few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l..
Gabke, of Fifteenth and Market
streets.
Mrs. Charles Gabke, after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Gahke. of
Wilmington, has returned to her home
in Newark. o.
Robert l., Webb. formerly of this
city, and now employed in Memphis
Tenn, is visiting relatives here.
James Mcnevitt, of Chester. was u
recent guest Of friends here.
John Williams visited friends in
Chester this week.
Arrance c. Morris was a recent
guest of Miss Martha Giles, of Laurel
Mrs. B. F. Summons has returned
to Dover after a visit TO friends
here.
Miss Alma Holland. Of Raleigh, n
c., is q guest Of Mrs. Albert Miller
Penn.
Wayne Ramsey and Miss Helen Ep-
penheimer, both Of Downingtown
We're married in this city last Sas-
urday
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
COUPLE SERENAbED.

About twenty-five shopmates, ac-
companied by the Brunswick Fife and
Drum Corps. serenaded Mr.. and Mrs
John d. Schafer at their home, No.
2213 Tatnall street on Monday even-
ing. Vocal selections we're given
by Messrs Mcknight and Cochran,
The Fife and Drum Corps entertained
with several selections and Mr.. Blair
entertained with dancing. Among
those present were: Joseph Turner.
John Mcknight, William Thompson
John Cook. Frank Hartman, John
Blair. William Weldin, Frank Coch-
ran, Max Abner, Edward Quinn, John
Spence. Albert butcher, William
Barney, Morris Dawson, Karl Witkow-
ski, Herman Witkowski, Frank Whit
croft. Harvey Schafer, James Whit
croft and Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Scha-
fer.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
CITY MAY BUILD
ITS OWN CITY HALL

Satisfied that the Levy Court will
never agree to the city's proposition
TO have the city and county erect a
joint public building, the Councilmen
who are in favor of the project are
now considering the advisability OF
the city building a new City Hall
They have agreed that Wilmington
should have a more imposing public
building than the present one. and il
lso is desired to centre all the city
Offices in one building.
II is estimated the buildings now
owned and occupied by the city and it's
various departments would bring al
least 100000 if offered for sale, and
it is believed a suitable structure
could be erected for 100000, which
would leave a balance Of 100000 tc
be raised by bond issue.
Yerger's. 419 Shipley street, for Pic.
lures, Frames and Artist supplies
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
Cured In His Own Home Town

WILMINGTON, DEL. Harry Owens.
213 n Franklin Street tells the way
for his fellow townsmen to be cured
Of kidney and bladder ailments as he
himself was cured. For three or four
years past have had kidney trouble
in a bad form. | had terrible pains
across my back and I felt miserable
and all played out. ! got some OF
Foley Kidney Pills and after taking
them few days the pains in my bach
vanished and felt better than ! have
for years. can heartily recommend
Foley Kidney Pills Tor what they
have done for me-" n. p. Danfortb'
Market and Second Sts.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14

Bookcases, all desirable styles, one
and two door cases, plain and lattice
door designs; S12.50, $1,000, $3.50,
$2l, S2S TO $50 each.
Pedestal Parlor Tables, round and
angular designs, deep rims, square
and round pedestaIs, claw feet, $3.50
to $3.50 each.
Piano Benches, duet benches, some
have music receptacles; $500, Sl0.50
to SLIGO each.
Card Tables, light weight folding
tables, green baize, leather and wood
tops, oak and mahogany, $3.50 and
$4.00 each.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
BAZAAR AND SUPPER.

The Women of Second Baptist
Church Will give bazaar, supper and
entertainment this afternoon and
evening. The bazaar. at which many
pretty fancy articles may be purchase
ed for Christmas presents will be. held
in the afternoon. Supper. with an at
tractive menu. including chicken cro-
quettes, peas, scalloped potatoes and
the usual side dishes will be served
from $50 70 500 o'clock. Beginning
at s o'clock an entertainment present
ing Mrs. Jarley's wax works, and in
cluding some very good music, will
be given.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
DINNER FOR MISS yANDEGRIFT

Mr. aud MIS-, Horny Hoopes gave Q
dinner at their home, No. 1904 Rod.
ney street, last evening in honor OF
Miss Dorothy Vandegrift who is TO be
married January to Cazenove Lee
and Of Mrs. Hopes sister, Miss NJ. l.
Dodd The guests besides Miss Van
degrift and Mr.. Lee included Miss
Barbara Vandsgrift, Miss Alice Belts
Morris DUPONT Lee and F. Foegy.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14

The Woman's Missionary Society OF
West Presbyterian Church will hold
'ss December meeting this afternoon.
A special program will present the OBJ
servances of Christmas in other lands.
The topic will be Christmas in Many
Lands" An attractive feature Of the
IGogram will be the introduction by
little Miss Ruth Christy Of her Dolls
of Many Lands" A social hour will
follow.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
with the Coming of Middle Aqe

There is a letting down in tho ply
steal forces often shown in annoying
and painful kidney and bladder all
ments and urinary irregularities.
Foley Kidney Pills are a splendid re-
gulatlng and strengthening medicine
at such a time. Try them. n. B. Dan
forth, Market and Second Sts.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14

Michael Cannon. a merchant at the
southeast corner of New Castle
avenue and Lobdell street. South
Wilmington. and Miss Alice Hoffheinz
Of No. 14l0 North Vodgis street,
Philadelphia. we're married in Lam
caster. Pa, on Monday afternoon.
The young people have taken up
aheir residence I'm this city.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14

The annual fair and supper Of st.
Johns auxiliary will be held this
afternoon and evening in the parish
house. The sale will include Christ
mas articles of many kinds, while a
delicious menu supper will be served
beginning at $50 o'clock. The mcnu
will consist of fried and panned
oysters. chicken salad. rolls, coffee,
ice cream and cake. Those having it
iR charge are: Mrs. George c. Hall,
Mrs. Robert W. Smith, Mrs. Frank j.
McSorley, Mrs. Leonard Davis, Mrs
George S. Capelle, Jr., and Mrs. Ed
Ward Kearn.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
Wlth the Coming of Middle Acc

There is a letting down in the physi-
cal forces often shown in. annoying
and painful kidney and bladder all
ments and urinary irregularities
Foley Kidney Pills are a splendid
regulating and strengthening medi-
cine at such a time. Try them.
n. B. Danforth. Market and Second
streets ADV
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
kING.THLMAN.

Miss Dorothy 2. King of Olney. Pa.
and Harry w. Uhlman of scoheld, S.
c.. were married yesterday by the
Rev. George l.. Wolfe. after securing
a marriage license from Magistrate
Buckley.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
WILLING W0RkERs, SALE.

The Willing Workers of Central
Church will hold sale Of Christmas
articles and cookery Friday afternoon
and evening a. the home Of Mrs. J.
J. Hayes. No. 1912 Market street for
the benefit Of the Northfleld fund.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
sCHRENK.CuNNFR

Miss Louisa M. Shrenk of Philadel-
phia, and William Gunner of Atlantic
City. came to this city yesterday and
after securing a marriage license at
the Office Of Magistrate Thomas H.
Buckley. they We're married by the
Rev. Frederic Doerr.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
DANCE INVITATIONS our.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Coleman DUPONT
and Miss Ellen DUPONT and Miss Alice
dupont have issued invitations for a
dance at their home on Tuesday even-
ing OF Christmas week. December 26.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14

The Rev. and Mrs. Alexander L.
Bowser. Of Richmond, Va, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred d. Warner, Of
Kentmere. Mr.. and Mrs Bowser Will
be hare until Friday.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14

Open every evening to show you
our line of useful and acceptable
Holiday Gifts Buy useful gifts, they
are always doubly appreciated. ANY
SIT bought here may be exchanged
after Xmas. Buy now. we'll deliver
later. MONAGHAN'S,
S. W. Cor. Fourth & Madison Sts.s
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Y. w. c. A. RIRLE CLASS.

The Rev. C. NJ. Holmead will have
charge Of the Bible class at the Y.
w. c. A. next Monday evening in
place Of the Rev. Albert E. Clay, who
las been i'll for several weeks.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
Brass Beds

Here's an opportunity TO make a
splendid and appropriate ChSistmas
gift. A brass bed of sterling quail
ity that gives distinction TO any
bedroom and will wear and give
lasting pleasd . for years.
Brass Beds in square, continuous
and four post designs, made in
Americas largest and best brass bed
factory, finished in the best grade
English gold lacquer, $3.50, SIS,
SIS, $40, s2l, $22, S25, $3.50, $50 to
$65 each.
First floor-New Building.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
HER FINGERS IN Goes.

When an employe of the Augustine
plant of the Jessup and Moore Paper
Company along the Brandywine shut
off the power from a machine there
yesterday morning, Miss Carrie Kantz
of No. 127 dupont street, had her arm
saved from being ground in the cogs
IS it was several fingers were badly
mashed Dr.. Joseph P. Wales attend
ed the patient
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
M III IN. M SESSION.

Tho monthly meeting Of the VIII
mington W. c. T. L. will be held Fri
day afternoon at o'clock at the
headquarters, No. 100 West Eighth
street.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14

A pair Of well-made. snappy look
ing Dress Shoes will please any per.
son. We have them in every style.
leather and size at prices a little
lower than elsewhere. and II those
you buy do not please or At. We will
exchange them after Xmas. Buy now,
we1l deliver later.
.MONACHANfS
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
CRITTENDEN HOME MEETING.

+. As there was not a quorum the
annual meeting of the Florence Crit.
tenden Home was not held Yesterday
afternoon. The home will meet again
COZ Monday.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
no GIVE CHRISTMAS DANCE.

Miss McClafferty will hold her
Christmas dance on Monday evening.
December 25. Jacobs orchestra will
furnish music.
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
SUPPER AND FAIR.

Yerger's, 419 Shipley street, for Pic.
lures, Frames and Artist supplies.+
Evening journal., 1911-12-14
MISSION SOCIETY MEETING,

Yerger's, 419 Shipley street, for Pic.
lures, Frames and Artist supplies