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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-02

Nice Clean hDGsrk eepinR ronfnn at
Hotel Trafton. Sass Ballard sv. hal.
lard 1881
CAPITAL HoTEfs-fos Jackson 81
zoe 20 $3.50 day. fsso 20 81 week
HOTEL CHAMPIONSHIP an az.
=. Rooms tpe and 1Sc. Eiliott 3f4i J.,
Hotel imperial busy house eih
ant Pike rooms 95e, sSc, SOC dnf.
The gallatin. rooms fs,sa per wk
tFp. tois ptke street. Main 1851.
HOTEL OXFORD. 1890 tat av.. mod :
ern: rates 1859 pes week and up.
Hotel Consul sth and wash rna
u and W beds lsc. Frcs baths,
ROYAL HOTEfs--soi Ftfth av. $50
% &c night. LIE 20 81 week.
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Rumor stiii pcrsixtantly links the
name u Ralph rierce. city attor'
ney. az prohahle candidate
against John = Murphy Tor prose
|ruging attorney both VIII make
their fight 10 the ranks Of the re-
publican party.
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W. T. Dovcli. the corporation az
toruey who rose 10 the defense 81
the Taft "handplcked'' delegation
from this state 10 tho Chicago con,
vention. ~ back ia town. and paid
his reapects early with A visit 20
the federal building. where Iadge
Hanford Is on trial ON impeachment
charges. Dovcll. of course. say
there's nothing 10 the third party
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Lost and Found.

Lost and round.
r~r~S~S~~~@~-~~~<~~~<~~~~ ~~s~e~~~~~~e~~~,~S~~
1ewclry made 20 replace that which
yoa hsva iaAt JewSlrY made 70 or
der. Watches and }eweify repaired
JAY " DE ROY
Manufacturing JeWefer
IA Columbia Sc
Thursday AFTERNOON on Baiiaf4
Beach car, purss containing fSf.
Reward Mrs Peter Hanson, as3l
W. s0th. ballard fitt.
Lost large silver purse between
Dell road and fesler. on boulevard,
g2I LAX rside av. PHONE East s7ss.
one valuable Engiish pointer. white
with liver coiorrd spots. Main
t7iT. Kenwood 1888.
lost = vniuabie English pointer,
white. liver coiofed spots. Main
s7f7 kenwood 1875 Iseward
The Little Icwrfry Store that always
sells for leaa. Get our price first.
sYmona. 1857 THIRD. near PHO
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SAWS 81 ON GLASSES.
~. WALKING. hair block agt snd 81
srf avs We e1Ke you that and
I more On iieat Glasses Latte fhop.I
Litlls hent. fltti. fries broksp
Lenses replaced Heratfinr
Ne s.ede sight rhsp.
s1~tsbst.hse tpoo.
MS Nssis.e. -rwess Tad SID aysi, 7
ttat yoar propsfty Nth 81 We set
results. Averages. city property
husinfss chances. Insurance. ip@ns
GREAT wNxw REAL ESTATE co.
fut walker fids
ttse uttRtnifT PIANO. HARD I'm.
IAif. LIKE NEW. OWNER AuHr
HAVE CASH Will. TAKE tsA,
WITH III FpH HAt.E WALKING.
SEQ ARCADE ANNEN
NEw PROCESS GARRETT CLEANING
CO Uur renosatins profess
makes carpets and rugs LOOK
LIKE NEW. East 1ss
coatofium ftye Weeks. sssg y MAJ.
iaen. hast z3s Wagon Gala dcils-
ers promptly,
iiaye yaar hiis coissctea North
Cast cDlieetion Co. sss y y. NIX.
prurless poetor. lie saffsry. All
linton, Phone.
hoAAk arseiopins, ieu rei,. Any
Funeral Directors.
It N TTff1nTW0Eff 4 s6isa
1891 Firut avs Main OF Elliott 80
untvvfsity uwa1ftAking rariorn. fsit
18th " " Aorth siL W. r. Pork
''.anss. ~ais.s Ca ssasssi n.s.s.
Main 81 '' Heliis,i is So oa's,
wcaSTSl ~: assis.
ped for wedaiasn. receptions, co.
herais pAnls FiIonisTs- hlka
HUtlNH FfIoIgAls CO. s8f srA Nan
efts--Cef flowers feeignA e9Alz
Personal.
|fTrffrnH cn7{lsb. esrssss ssss. 90
ever ace cases cursd past TIVE
fs.'su. 80 Ki.si n,aa, s.ass,.
Year ia~n taxes esra ~ ihrough lho
srsnnisr rponstss TIE ues' Yt -.
card - the tietden ssFyics Cius.
.k7e weodiaNn AZ
AfA - Hayes. haiF switches fruin
cumblnna hair switches made 70
order esee y waller. Fast sfns
Clocks caii~a for, repaired. delsv-
cred Hus0n. s1t Hinchisy blds
Ellic,, tsat -.
Pleasant. comfortable home for ef-
Derby LADY. Phone Tfilott F1tl W.
References Furnished
Hfnc. Franrnf-, medical hashs. sisc-
tra-thsrapeutics, mat icurina. CHI
ropody. 4ii rnlon. Apt ..
GILLETTE BLADES snnfpspsa. zoe
dor-. rsaors. zbe. etc. 1901 eth az.
TorFEES. wfoB--Aif sinds 81 bAir
work Korb. fos Nprfnr fnd ftss
Snfae. best u city references q. A.
3ios
Get Arquafntcd Neesefy Names and
addresses 10s Pins street,
Nichols. bunsaltws Hlnsklef Hik
Say n saw II W 1ha star
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Money to Loan

~a-rs~-~ae~ -O1tA
'', e:1yy !, :, srtl,s lJetscs
IN AND COUNTRY LOANR
improved or vacant prone,,v
sg amount. $50 TO 1900 iong ~,
sv't Time easy payments ~ AZ.
rs sturteYaHi 4 Co, 5la Bossaa
ttapfotei property 500 ga
"t.snaNAiT INVEST NEXT co.
$50 Lumber Exohanxe
make Short loans via rrf--,.,
Money Money. Geo. W Burke. sas Burks
. ,osyoDfELi.ow q son. Real f:s.
49, loans 10 amounts from afco
- *ls.ege 81 bailey bldg.
ccertIIIL AND CoLIATEpAy
eIiv3 loaned on dfaf-- az ~ ~ -
h.x. private offices conftdentfnl
- s.ean Jewelry Co. s0s ana Az
EAsTERN BROKERAlE CO -
i<'sh1s from $500 10 ffeo 81 %
WIN, sAI4ARfED PEOPLE
A,1f.,honf security or frdors.r...,
g1N 10y LOANED on FTR%rrrSrt5s
s4hYt, warehouse receiptN etr
Ma iesberal terms. promo, service
49, .Lr thrFn Bang HID atG = f,t,.
49, fk AK
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CHEAP LITTLE FARMS
HEALTH EALTH--HAPPfNESs


HEALTH wEALTH-HAPPINEss
8. 10. 20. ts.aors tracts. deep rich
loan. logged off, burned over, easy
90 elear. PRIZE FitoM ROCK MD
does not dry out 10 summer
adapted % any farming purpose
| fafEncd now on all sides. best
FAiue n western Ma.his Ften
If YOU DESIRE. WILL SECURE
you EMPLOYMENT IN NEAR
ny MILLS.
II friend In whom you have great
confideuc~ should tell you that the
above Il true. you would 81 least
Investigate. You may mol know
me. but attn the friend Of any
man looking for value fur MS
nos.s , sn a. ,s, ssP sa1s o. fit Tsls
tract ~ land ~ offered TO you as
q result OF my aeycral years en-
pnrience IL " the best have
been atic 10 find after two years
search. You are being offered the
heDefst ~ my experience as a far
MGR ana land man Let me prove
20 yau that I KNOW LAND.
Price sas. 90 TO 5000 per acre. Easy
RAY BRULET
All HoRe bldg
HOMESEEkERs. READ THIS
Here ara a few choice locations Tor
ranch or little farm close 20 and
within driving distance % seattic's
market.
10 acres. on county road. This Is
1850. terms $50 cash and 80 al
month.
10 acres. on good wagon road. Tor
1900. terms 5000 cash and tie.qV /.
month"; This will make a good
fruit. berry and chicken ranch
acres. partially improved. on good
wagon road. $500, terms SO cash
and sie month.
acres where one can handle saw
aral thousand chickens, besides
berries and fruit Price $3.50,
terms as cash and $40 month.
IL you are Interested and want a
ranch over AZ Kirkland. WE Will
show you these and other suitable
places. Take Madison car and
county ferry or steamer urhnis az
boats daliyl TO Burke A. Farfar
office in Kirkland. or call iltl
Cherry 81
ARE you GOING TO DIE IN the
harness az an old wage slave. or
spend your old axe happily on al
| 90 acres level muck bottom, on Ia
nous Sooa creek. near Kent $40
acre.
SO acres very best KitsAp soil near
Bremerton, as acre. all level Al
Joining soid nj gt50 per acre mi
Nmatl traCt8 Water al ~ feet.
OSCAR JENSEN a CO
| 3is Northern Bank Bldg. All \ Plke
VEGETABLE AND POULTRY
RANCH
! on the interurhan south Of Sfat.lel
and Within short walk OF the
depot stores and school, nine fine
level garden tracts OF valley land
together with very well built
house. chicken house whore one
can handle several hundred birds.
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Modern Furniture Company.
Charter OaA Ranges. -"
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BUNGALOWS LIKE THIS
Are seldom sold for tz.300. $50 down
has rooms pantry. closets and
bath, concrete basement trays,
bcamed ceiling, plate rail and light
fixtures. s0gi02 lot. unobsSructed
view. all street improvements paid
You must come quickly n you Sc
roy r.. POWERS
szg7 Ballard Az.
Phone Ballard tea
VIEW HOME AT KIRKLAND
Overlooking Seattle. THE lake and
mountains. a well bHiit. two-siory
brick house Of six rooms. bath, city
water. fireplace. ETC.. with two
large lots. only one block from
Lake Washington. Price $500.
fee0 cash and $40 a month. II You
want bone. zee this at once.
Take a MRaisen car and county
ferry or steamer UrAnia 90 boats
daily 20 Burke A Farrar's pffieS
~ Kirkland. OF call iet Cherry -
Groom house. pantry. BATH and
Htoreroom. chicken house. mutt
trees. garden. lot b0xfo0; all tui-
piovemsnta in. house. well furniaa-
~. Ali for f1.5o0. worth s7.set.
Must sell on account Of ~ health.
A nice f-roam bungalow, fuii sized
basement half block from Merid-
ian ear, Eopd location VIII sell
cheap on easy terms on account 81
leaving town. No real estate firm
need answef. x-sSS. care star.
lSanwood 1905
For sAle " owner. s-r0om house.
Ton. on corner. soxiez, high and
leNet fine for small chicken
ranch. VIII sell for fsde cash.
North Issg after D an.
groom housr buist three years aeo.
lot 4fxies, streets graded. side
walks L.. best district ~ oeof xe-
town. Owner psust ssil AZ once
See me ~ ass Rurke Bldg.
1900, HALF CASH
BUYS B0xfOe lot near Ballard North
car. worth sse0. but widow must
ROY y. POWERS
hgsT Ballard Az
Phone ballard t9e
1890 FOR Equity
You assume mortgage and pay $500
for equity 10 t-room modern cot
taKe. Call Ballard $40 and let me
tell you about H.
SO 90 down, SO 90 month. includ-
Ing interest s-ro0fn modern cot
tagc. lots. chicken house. fruit
and berries one block to car.
owner. N-a5s. care star.
snap. s-room house. pantry, closets.
coal bin. wood house two lots. all
kinds shrubhery. garden owner,
York a.
Groom modern. with two bedrooms,
cement basement. near University
library. all improvements paid IN
full. Price 81 $50. easy terms
Phone Kcnwood s2t5 18th y. y.
MT. RAKER PARK
Buy direct from owner, k-room mod
ern house Call about this before
buying win give bargain. Main
5000.
puiiaer VIII sell Mt. Baker park
house. az bargain II quick deal
and cash Is offered. VIII also take
terms Phone Main 5000.
FOR sALE--Kesiiences In all parts
SAMUEL coLLYER. sas Leary Bidg
Member Seattle Real Estate Assn.
Ry owner. two 50-foot lots on nth.
near 18th n. W: lot 5oxi0o on 22nd
and w. 10th. ballard $50.
For sale OF rent cheap 5-room mod
! grn house with or without furni-
turc. Phone Kenwood 2sol.
~. acres. 5-room house. greenhouse,
nice for chicken ranch. on main road
close 10 Seattle, cheap, sidney 1911,
Nichols. bungalows. Hinckiey 6lk.
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For SaieLivestock
For Sale-Furniture.

@>~~~.NO~~~~4~~~4~ r~~~~~~~~-~.@~~~~N
Base and top and two sections for
filing contracts or legal papers.
bargain for some real estate or
law firm. Call star office.
OAK CHEST containing 8 large
drawers In fine condition; Is a bar
gain and can be used for ward
robe. Call star office.
combination oak wardrobe and
drawer cabinet with mirror at bar
gain. Fine for office or home. Call
Star office.
FURNITURE OF four rooms for sale, al
most new, and complete, 926 N.
'Suth
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Board and Room.

Room and board Tor two in priynte
family. F1g W stth. Ballard, OF
Ballard iass
school children boarded reasonable
TftttapN fta
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Housekeeping Rooms.

Housekeeping Rooms.
OLYMPIC ApTa, zsf0 Western av.
single rooms iito Up; suite.
81 90 up. Near public ,asrket
Four nice furnished rooms. ground
floor. Wegt Queen Anne. fhoue
Harrison SIas.
Furnished housekecpinR rooms, 81. 80
per week 1919 Pike a. Elliott sltsW
The Earle. Ia Marion choice. mod
err sleeping roenn: ~ % up.
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Gov NJ. u. Hay has for the
Eieceth time launched his cam.
palKn Tor recollection. The most 70,
cent launching occurred last night
IN the Hay headquarters establish.
"a some weeks ago In tho lsinckley
block.
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POLITICS HERE
WARMING UP
AGAIN

And still another day 10 gone with
the insurgents In Seattle. "a IN most
Of the country. maintaining tempo
rsry truce with all things political.
The Baltimore convention, when u
10 ended. Will reopen active hoatiil,
ties Tom Murphlne. president Of
the progressive league, will be back
In town any hour now. and will
be prepared with Senator Dan Tan.
don. president Of the progressive
league. 20 map out the campaign
OF war. In the meantime. poli.
tielaps OF all hues. shapes and In.
.elinztions. have their ears glued 10
the wires from Baltimore.
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WEsT a WHEELER
lfFNGATDWs NIKE THIS

BUNGALOWS LIKE THIS
Arc seldom sold for tz.30o. $50 down 1
has rooms pantry. closets and
bath, concrete basement. trays.
hcamed ceiling. plate rail and light
fixtures. 50gi02 lot. unobsffuc
view. all street improvements paid.
You must come quickly n you He-
cure thlEf
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Wanted TO Buy--Furniture
Tor SsIe--Wood and Coal.

fsa,saf dasi 6 Dan wa, ~ 49,,
s-----s.--..5I Mcleod Phones ills
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Classified Directory

SNacS~~o,-Stl,s ! = / q -,-,>N---'--r'
ss..--..- .nng alows fifnIcSk'rcsyr
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ws ain TiSf &C az - "a 9 M Sair.
Ped for weaaingn. receptions, 90.
Hefais PARIS Ft.oftfk-T.-sfs fika
uUttNA Ff<oigAl. CO. so srA Nan
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NS-s-~~N~-~~~-~~~~~N~~~~ ~~SS5~~~N~-~S~-~~~~
FRY MUSIC CO, 42s Walker Bldg
Decent sheet music our speciality,
such gems as Butterfly. Criax
Prelude. Rachmnninoff: Reverie.
Schntt. Nalse Arabesque, Lack. ana
thousands 81 other fine numbers
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Funeral Directors.

EM nfTf1nTW0EfR s6Sa
1891 Ftfat ave Main OF Elliott sss
Unfvefslty umaxftaking rariorn. ssft
18th ~ ". Aorsh siA w. X Fork ?
ner.
Isoanay. matson Co. Faaegal nlrse.
ssrs rl.iri A.. .as unissfsssyi
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Legal advice on any subject Tree ~
TIRE Legal Aid Bureau laws con-
corning husband and wife: ex-
emptions from garnishments, Ia
borers' lien. 52s Alaska building
CT. Beedle. is yrs. experiences In hIrh-
est courts. zff Boston Blk Phones
OFF. Main h2it' Res East s3so
corwin Townsend. Bailey Bldg.
Consultation free.
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A Sure Return.
,e Toledo Blade.

From the Toledo Blade.
"out to luncheon-back in Ave min
utes," read the sign on the door.
Are you sure he viii ret hack that
soonf' asked the anxious caller.
"Yeo'm.''' said the Wise once boy. HE
ain.t got the price Of : ten-minute lunch
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II Depends.
Frooa 81

From tAe PAilsdelphia Record.
DO you think . man should take his
wife into his confidence regarding his
business afIairss~ asked theg men gwhe
had Just been married.
sIf No Isn't. making any mpndv. 'ysu,s
replied the experienoed ooaI cautiously,
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having no pleasant association OF human
appeal. The one IL the shrek Min
which begins In the early morning. and
has no music in Its sound-And tho other
i the inertteulate howl that sun goes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Miss Mary Cecilia Knowles announces
the marriage Of her sister. Susan Jean
nette. and Mr.. Samuel r. Belt Wednes-
day, April 10, 1912, at st. Johns Church,
GEORGETOWN, D. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

she attended the hop last night. She
went to New York q few days ago with
friends. and on her return Monday will
go to Long Island for visits to relatives
before coming back home.
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ed home today from ten-day stay at
Atlantic City.
Miss Gladys Meyer is visiting her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer. at
their home In Baltimore for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Peyser. with their
young son. Philip, are at the Hotel
Rudolf. Atlantic City. for a four-weeE
stay. IS .s.e>.s S. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Strauss and
daughter, Victoria, have returned to their
home. on 18th street. from several weeks
stay In Atlantic City. EA
Miss Ella Oppenheimer. who is attend
ing Bryn Mawr College. has been spend
in town.
Mr.. Jerome Fishel has returned to
Lafayette College after spending the holt
Ado1ph NJ. Fishel
Mrs A Miller Of Baltimore was the
weekend guest Of her nieces, Mrs. Sol
Meyer and Mrs. A. Sigmund.
Miss Rose Moses and MissF1orine Likes,
who were visiting friends In town. have
returned to their home in Baltimore.
Miss Annie Lehman. who was the
guest Of relatives for q few days, has
returned to her home in Norfolk. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dammann have re-
turned to the city from a visit In New
York, where they were the guests Of
their son. Mr.. Milton Dammann.
Miss Leona Hechinger. whose engage
ment was recently announced, will be at
home to her friends tonight.
Mrs. NJ. Herman announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter. Lorraine, and
Mr.. Leonard Well of Philadelphia.
An interesting celebration took place at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Bohn. 215 D street northwest, Tuesday
evening, the occasion being In honor of
their youngest daughter, May. Gaines and
filled the evening. At 10 o'clock all re-
paired to the dining room.. which was
artistically decorated with Easter colors
and Nlies for refreshments. Prizes In the
Charles Hunter. first prize and Paul Dean
the second. Miss May Bohn received
many appropriate gifts from her little
friends. Among those present were Misses
Cowen. Victoria cowen. Julia Hayden.
Irene Hunter. Ruth Hollis. Gertrude Dris-
trill, Zelda Jasper. Margaret Taylor,
Louise Pitsnogie and May Bohn. Masters
Stanley Bohn. Lester Bosley,s Charles
Hunter. Leo Dove, Walter Snyder. Fran
els Engle. Henry Abotts, Barnum Cotton.
Arthur Robinson. Paul Dean. Milton
Rowe, Dan P1aton. Henry Schue and
Elmer Beckwith.
Miss Julia Vail is at West Point, where
she attended the hop last night. She
went to New York few days ago with
friends. and on her return Monday will
go to Long Island for visits to relatives
before coming back home.
Miss Mary Cecilia Knowles announces
the marriage Of her sister. Susan jean
nette, and Mr.. Samuel r. Belt Wednes-
day, April 10. 1912. at st. Johns Church.
Georgetown, D. c.
Mrs. ]. c. O'Donnoghue announces the
marriage Of her niece. Miss Anna Virgin
Ia Parker. and Mr.. John A. Locher at 2
pm. Saturday afternoon. April IS. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Farther Corbott. pastor Of Holy Trinity
Catholic Church, GeorgetoWn.
DR.. Heber Butts, past assistant surgeon,
q. S. N. who has been stationed at the
Government Hospital for the Insane. ac-
companied by Mrs. Butts. nee Miss Maud
Grimes, sailed from San Francisco April
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Miss Leona Hechinger. whose engage
ment was recently announced, Will be at
home to her friends tonight.
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Mrs. J. C. O'Donnoghue announces the
marriage of her niece. Miss Anna Virgin
Ia Parker. and Mr.. John A. Locher at 2
pm. Saturday afternoon. April Is. The
Farther Corbett. pastor Of Holy Trinity
Catholic Church, Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Mr. and Mrs. A. Dammann have re-
turned to the city from a visit In New
York, where they were the guests OF
their son, Mr.. Milton Dammann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Miss Annie Lehman, who was the
guest of relatives for q few days, has
returned to her home in Norfolk, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Mrs. NJ. Herman announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter. Lorraine, and
Mr.. Leonard Well of Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Mrs. A Miller Of Baltimore was the
weekend guest Of her nieces, Mrs. Sol
Meyer and Mrs. A. Sigmund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Mr. Jerome Ffshel has returned to
Lafayette College after spending the holi-
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph NJ. FiShel
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London Street Cries.

There are new London cries which are
hideous andekhe mere howl Of the animal,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Louis Stern and Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon arc In Balti-
more to attend the Central Conference Of
American Rabbis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Miss Rose Moses and MissF1orine Likes,
who were visiting friends In town. have
returned to their home in Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Miss Ella Oppenheimer, who Is attend
ing Bryn Mawr College. has been spend
ing the Easter holidays with her parents
in town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Strauss and
daughter, Victoria, have returned to their
home on 18th street. from several weeks
stay In Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Friday, when she entertained the After,
noon Bridge Club at her apartment II
the Ashley. Two tables were devoted Il
the game. after which light refreshment,
were served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Mrs. M. Marcus. after several weeks
visit in town with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Strauss Of the Winchester,
is spending some time in New York be-
fore returning to her home In Chicago.
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u. S. N. who has been stationed at the
Government Hospital for the Insane. &C.
companied by Nrs. Butts. nee Miss Maud
Grimes, sailed from San Francisco April
XVonffnued on Third paRaY
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Mrs Albert Kafka. with her son,
Maurice. spent the past week in Atlantic
City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Peyser. with their
young son. Philip, are at the Hotel
Rudolf. Atlantic City. for four-weeE
stay. -. = -. 8. 81
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The Ladies' Auxiliary Society Of the
Eighth Street Temple will hold its regu-
lar meeting tomorrow afternoon In the
vestry of the temple at 2:3O O'Clock, for
which an interesting program has been
arranged.
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ed home today from ten-day stay at
Atlantic City.
Miss Gladys Meyer Is visiting her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer. at
their home In Baltimore for q few weeks
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reconstruction your old Ostrich
plumes can be made over into the
latest stick-up effects that are SO
much in vogue today. Charges
most reasonable.