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CITY CHARTER SUGGESTIONS

lloH0luu$ attempts to get workable char
ter on he shOrtbalot or commission principle
will he attended naturally with great diversity
of opinion as to details. One of these differ
cntes is aTeadv beginning to arise Many we'll
informed and thinking men of the city prefer
the plan Of Il "city manager" TO that Of munich
pal government by Il commission of three or five
men.
On page 26 of this issue will he found an in
tcrpSting story Of the experiences of Staunton,
VA, with the city manager Here, at least, is
one example of conspicuous SHrcesS,-and it is
better to copy success than uncertainty.
\ worthy suggestion is contained in com
munication published today from Prof. W. A.
Bryan Of the College of Hawaii, who is unusual
l. weIlnfOrmed on progressive municipal gov
Ierrment. Mr. Bryan advances the idea that in
ease the recall should he set in operation against
a commissioner, and if in the resulting election
the voters sustain the official under fire, that
official should hold office not only for the re-
mainder Of his original term. but further, for
-four wears from the next succeeding biennial
ELECTION
The object sought, of exercising a restraining
and mOdcratng influence on attacks through
the recall might be secured, bat the Star-Bullc
tin sees also some disadvantages in the plan
Many voters might not wish to change horses in
the middle of stream even with an unworthy
man i'm office and vet would wish to diSplacc
him at the next regular election Under this
iplan, the people would have no right to make,
change in office at the end of a regularly ap-
pointed term. Furthermore the principle of the
recall is to secure a prompt expression of opn-
ion in of grave civic emergency, and the
official against whom a recall could even he So
riousIv contemplated is not, in the majority of
cases likely to he an official whom the people
would wish to assure Of further long term
manenry without opportunity of change in III"
regular way.
Mr.. Bryan'S suggestion is novel and has SOM"
merit. but until it is more fully worked out in
detail. it seems rather too experimental for H"-
nolulu Just now.
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LITTLE INTERVIEWS

E. B. BLANCHARD-I have nearly
completed my investigation OF the
California wines as we'll as the "dago
red and will make my report in a
few days.
PROMOTION WOOD-The display
of the enlarged photographs of last
years floral parade. which we now
have in the windows OF the promo
ton committee office. is attracting a
great deal OF attention both by the
tourists and the local people
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TOMORROW WILL BE
PEACE SUNDAY

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-Anuounce-
ment was made here today by the
American Peace Society of the desig-
nation OF Dec. Il as Peace Sunday"
In accordance with custom which
has prevailed for more than twenty
years. churches and Sunday schools
throue h1G: 80 country will on that
day be called upon to emphasize the
barharities OF war and the growing
movements toward a world court and
International peace.
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JOHN SCOTT SEIZED At MEETING

.. HILO. Dec. 13.-Suffering from an
acnte attack of dengue fever John
Scott was siezed with a sudden faint
ness at the meeting of the Board OF
Trade last Tuesday afternoon. Mem
bers present thought at first that he
had stroke of some sort and were
relieved when they found out that il
was not serious
Reports yesterday afternoon stated
that the veteran sugar man was out
of bed and sitting up again.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany will build a hotel near its sta
ton in New York city twenty-three
stories high. containing 1900 rooms
which. with the cost OF the site. will
cost somewhere between $4,000, 900
and $1O,000,060. 1t is to be the finest
hotel of its kind in the country.
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The imperial German chancellor has forbid,
den the diplomats Of his country to we'd Amer:
lean wives Is this a SANDER on the American
woman'S ability to keep a secret"
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Los Angeles has sent Il policeman down to
LaySan island to study "wiId life. Wonder if
the job is too dangerous for som" Of Sheriff Jar
rctt'S men Ia tackle?
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District Attorney Brrrkons gives us reason
fer hope that the Mahuka site case will b" set
tied some time durin" tn" Democratic admlnlS-
ira ion.
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Sale

MANoA-7edence Lot So t.......... ......
of
VIEW-SeveraI
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San Franri>c" capitalists arr. planning" Il
sugar refinery in CnnStantnoplr The horrors
of the war must be preferable It. tariff revision
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him with an extension OF his term in
Office
W A. r
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INF sCHOOl Deficit A BOOKKEEPING CONDITION

Figures printed in the Star- l'nII"''n III" other
dar given out by Territorial Treasurer ID, L.
conkIine and showing that III" deficiency III tn"
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New York is anxious for the War in Europe
to end. Most Of it's ly-famcd cabaret walters
are fighting III the Grocian front.
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EGGS Cost You 75c A
Dozen
UNLESS YOU RAISE YOUR OWN CHICKENS

UNLESS YOU RAISE YOUR OWN CHICKENS.
kamaainas who have lived in HonCu for years,
will remember OF fresh eggs Notes. This boz
0 from the Belna ranch. Thirty minutes
tie city have few acres left 5d-
joining the Bellina suitable in for rails
ing chickens Surplus just like money I'm the bank
4 small payment will pay of these
lots doubt If skeptical in regard
embarrassing business this locality interview
Mr. Williamson of 9th Avenue In addition 10 this acre
prOperty the follow ng residence pTC1Crtv:
We property for in this district follows:
House Paloo Hill .S35OOoo
House and Wiherra Rise $25oo-oo
Hous. and lot Park Ave. Kainukf ......... S2600oo
House and lot Sixth Ave. kamuki .......... S2foooo
kairuki Eighteenth Ave. .$f45ooO
clatidine Ave lots ......... ......S 10000
Lot on Paofo Hillside ....... ,........ ..... 5000
1850 kewaIo st.......... .......... ..... 100000
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Old Docs 7 ak
FRIENDS
u. :: !: =: . ;: :: -: !: =: =. u aa::

80: :: :: :: ): :: ;: :: M :: ;: ::.: ;: ::
Friends are like clothes.
All, yes. It's true,
But you must brush and press them
r.. too, .@sHs
Ii you would keep them fresh and new
As the woaIi goes.
Friends are like clothes;
A patch or two -"
you,
When all the wear and tear are
through
AS the world goes
Friends are like clothes;
If you grow thin
And your waist smaller than it's beer
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The new charter commission is evidently ben
IN putting the pr, sent charter out of commits
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DECEMBER ii, 1872

n" pray'h bc<' ~h" "rCH best OH Mj"G<
IA g''cm and xm"H.-C"I"ridgr
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GUARDIAN TRUST co., Ltd,
SECOND FLOOR. JUDD BUILDING -
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You'll have to pad, then take some in
AS the world goes.
Friends are like clothes;
And ! we'll know
Cuts on the bias, always show
The basting stitches down below
AS the world goes.
Friends are like clothes;
Ii we are wise, :.
Well get the best that friendship buys
In double-souls and marriage ties
AS the world goes
~
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-10-26
Yoacham. Archie
Yeoman, Mark ].

APPLICATION No. PAST. NOTICE OF
Application for Permission to Ap.
propirate the Public Waters of the
State Of Nevada.
Notice ishereby given that on the
10th day Of August, Islam accordance
with Section %. Chapter XXI, Of tn
Statutes Of 1909. one William XII.
moeller. Of Phoebe, County Of Lin.
coin. and State 81 Nevada, made ap.
p1cation to the State Engineer Of
Nevada for permission to appropri.
ate the public waters Of the State Of
Nevada. Such appropriation lie to be
made from Indian Spring which is sit
ated 8. 8. deg. IS min. W.. 1858 feet
from the s. W.: cor. Sec. z, T. S N.
4. s6 E. NJ. D. 3. & NJ, at points 800
feet north from the spring and again
1000 feet north from spring. as above
described, being on unsurveyed land
In 7. 5 N. r. 65E.. NJ. D. D. & n BY
means Of dams, reservoirs and ditche
and two cubic feet per second Is to
she conveyed to points on unsurveyed
land in II s N. r. IS E.. NJ. D. B. {
Nh by means of bitches. and there
used for irrigation purposes. Water
not to se returned to stream.
Signed: J..
w. NJ. KEARNEY.
State Engineer
Date OF first publican, Oct. 1e.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS


IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS.
trict Court Of the State Of Nevada.
in and for Lincoln County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Charles Ping. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that, on the
stn day of-June. A. D.. 1912. tho III.
dersigned. !ong Chung Lung. was du'
iy appointed by said court as ad'
minlstrator OF the said estate OF
Charles Ping. deceased. and that on
the 9Th day Of June. A D.. 1912.
he duly qualified a. such administra.
tor. and letters Of administration
were thereupon duly Used to him.
All persons having claims against Il
sald estate are required to tile the
same. with proper vouchers and stat
ntory affidaysts attached, With The
Clerk Of said Court within forty
Gays from ths date Of the first pub
heafion OF this notice.
ONa CHUNG LUNG.
administrator Of the Estate Of Char
les Ping. Deceased. .,...
Chas. Leo Horsey. Attorney for Ad.
ninistrator. ,.-,.
frst pub. 1926: last A.as.
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LEWIS H. BsAsoN, Editor & Mgr.

MINERAL SURVEY NO. 4072. SER
ial No. O7425. United States Land
office at Carson City, Nevada, Oct
ODER 81. 1912.
Notice is hereby given. that Samuel
DOLL whose residence and postoffice
address is Gypsum, Colorado. b!
his agent and attorney-in-fact, VIM.
E. Harrison, whose residence an1
postofflce address Is Phoebe, New has
made application for United Stat
es patent fer the Flag Staff ano
Opir Lode mining claims, situate In
Ely Mining District Lincoln County,
State of Nevada, being mineral sur
vey No. 4072, described in the field
notes, and plat of the official sur
vey now on fl,e in this office, with
mangetic variation at rs deg. 40 min.
East, as follows:
Beginning at Cor No l., being the
e Cor. OF Flag Staff lode, this
survey, identical with Cor No. OF
Ophir lode,) whence S Il Cor of Sec.
II, 4. NJ, r 81 Il, bears s &C deg.
80 min e 240G6 fl Distant thence
first course, s % deg. 81 min. "
556l It. to Cor No. of Flag Staff
s Claim: thence, second course, N s.
deg. rs min w 1867 IT. to Cor
No. Flag Staff Claim; thonce, thir,
course, N 20 deg "a min e 55G.l fl
to Cor. No. Flag Staff Claim, dden
teal with Cor. No Ophir Claim
thence, fourth course, N 26 deg O..
min, K sos IT. to Cor No. Ophir
'Ciainr; thence, fifth course, So deg
% min. Il 1865 IT. to Cor. No. 4
Ophir Claim; thence. sixth course
s. &c deg. 06 min w 600 It. to Cor.
No. /, the place of beginning; ex
cepting and excluding therefnom, and
from this application: Cd Those por.
tons of said Flag Staff claim in con
fiict with Gold Prince lode claim. sur
vey No. $3.50; t2) Those portions OF
said Ophir Claim in conflict with
ta) Gold Prince lode claim, survey
No. $3.50; (b) Gold King lode claim
survey No. 3S70: (c) Golden Fleece
lode claim, survey No. 1925. The
net area OF said mining claim after
excluding the above conf let areas Is
32.751 acres, all of which is claimed
and applied for. Said lode claims are
situated in s half of Sec. II, T N,
81 r Mt. Diablo B & NJ.
Said locations are recorded in rec
ords of Mining Notices, Lincoln Coun
ty, Nevada, as follows: Flag Staff, or
iginal, page 49l, Book p; amended,
pages 1874 and 1865, BookE--l. Ophir,
original, paesg 4l3 and Ala, Book p;
amended, page 1865, Book Ell. The
nearest known locations are Gold
Prince and Gold King, both surve,
No 1870, and the Golden Fleece. sur.
vey No. 1925
direct thai this notice be publish
ed II Tho Pioche Record, at Phoebe,
Nevada, the newspaper published nea
est said lode claims, for a period Of
sixty (60) days.
LOUIS J. COIN,
Register.
First pub. 1926: last, 1921
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THE LEADING NEWSPAPER OF
LINCOLN COUNTY
Entered In the Postoffice at Phoebe.
New, as Second Glass Mall Matter

All legal advertisements will be-
charged for at the rate of $500 per
square for the first insertion and
sl00 for each subsequent insertion
There will be no exception to this
rate. No affidavit of publication will
be made until the advertisement il
fully guaranteed or paid for.
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New Works Clothing FACTORIES.
1t Is said thft the production o.
ready made garments within radiu,
Of twenty miles OF the city hall. New
York. exceeds by almost S2O.Wnino II
value the yearly output OF iron al.
steel plants IN the whole country.
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Parkhurst. Charles A.
Page, Robert

Parkhurst. Charles A.
Page, Robert
Quinlan, Edward J.
Reveal, Sam
Ryan, James
Roscor.a, Harry
Reynolds, Joseph II.
Riding. George X.
Ryan, Joel II.
Ryan. Frank
Russell. Nels
Rogers, F. NJ.
! Ryan. Henry
Rosenbaum. Fred
! Reid, Clark D.
Ryan. H. W.
Race, Willard
Reeder, Walter F.
RonLow. D. ].
Rice. Hyrum
+, Smith. ]. Wesley
Shemwell, William
shier. John
Stone, James
Skinner, 0. w.
SPOTS. Joseph
Stuart. John l..
Scott, Frank w.
Sullivan. Frank l..
Seymour. William
Snyder, F.. A.
Sawyer. L. w.
'mith. VIM. J.
Steele. Joseph W.
Seilman. Ben +.
Senter. George NJ.
Stanton, ]. Russell
shannon. John
Stoner, Jos. II.
Scannell, d. w.
roral. Frank
little, John
Thompson. Samuel
Trtmble, John 8.
Turner, Charles
Thompson, Harry B.
Thompson. Ira ].
Thomas, Monroe
Underhill, Harry
Warren. G. v.
Ward, Sidney T.
Warren. Frank 8.
Woolman. Allen B.
Wing, Charles
Woodbridge. silas
Webb, Spencer
Wing. Allen
Whitmore, T. NJ.
Ward, E. D. Ward
Wsinand. VIM.
Yoacham, Archie
Woman, Mark ].
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~, Trusst Frisndshlp.
anere are times when the truest
'snesnip % Just to stand On one side,
.au aak no Questions. --.Captaip Deer,
"ond. V. c." by Maud Diver
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CALIENTE PRECINCT

Alderman. Ionic
Austen Victor n
Alexander Marianne,
,luhin Josh
Adcock Oren X
Alouist Gar,
Adams n
A''on' Eugene n.
,oAhn' 'ohn
Ainn' h'oyo
Nioet'o' 3ny
Barton Isaac
Barton n,w
Blonnt samnel -
3lad Anens
Bradley Dan,e, .
Burt Lester +
Brewery
burke. John
elamnied Elmo, y
Brimha1 ] N
Bishon p
Bixbie. C. n
Baker Georse n
siedeman 7
Bailey l. g
Barrat Geo
Barland Albert u
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The Phoebe Record
Published Every Saturda. by
PIOCHE RECORD PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
Terms of Subscription

One year, In advance, ...... $3.50
One year. If not in advance, -. 800
Six months. in advance, ..... l.50
Six months. IL not in advance, Sl.75
Papers sent 10 foreign countries, at
$3.50 per year; Si.75 for six months;
strictly In advance. Advertising rates
on application.
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PIOChE tREoINUr

tustin, Victor
austin, John A.
Abbott. James w.
lrneson, Carl
Aubery, James
Niger. James
rmitage, Harry
anderson. w. S.
henson, Henry NJ.
}abbitt, s. II.
iowling. Maurice
'ryant, Joseph
Jason, Lewis Fl.
alley, w. f.
adohl, Q. P.
arraclough, T. !,
leak, Oliver
'rown, John G.
Iaker, Nelson
billings. G. l..
Brown, w. c.
lurridge, Percy
3reeze, ], NJ.
BOWLING. Henry
brandt. Frank
,onnor. r. G.
Jarman, w. 8.
Jurto. Cyril Del
Crow, John
1ostin, j. w.
Julverwell. Chas.
Cyphus, Robert NJ.
Christensen. Bert
Clark. Walter s.
raw. II. N.
Cook. John II.
Campbell, J. ID.
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Dobson. VIM. q.
Dula. T. f.
Dedon, Charles
English, George Z.
Exams. John w.
Edgington, Bruce
Egan, John
Eskevich, alexander
Everett. Dclbert \.
Freeman, Howard
Foster, John
Fahey, John
Fulmer, Alvin
Flynn. Dennis d.
Farmer Henry r.
Ferriss A. NJ.
Gilllspie, Oliver T.
Gregory. John c.
Goodwin. Jack
Gudmansen. o. F.
Green, Harry
Greist, Harry H.
CRANES, Elgin A.
Gillian. J. Abbott
-.s
Hansen, Andrew
Henrie, Daniel A.
Hartman. Ed.
Henrie' Jr'. James
Huntsman. isaac
iehrie, Farley
Himstfeet' Charles j..
burlington, Tim j.
'tahsen' Peter a.
Hayes, ohm -.l.
aochschuiz, +. 49,
Higgins. ed.
Heiwig. Leon A.
Hawiey, A. {.
hickman. ~ A.
howe. VIM.
Hosmer. Roscoe
Higgihs. james n.
w.,
' la" ~
I ."A'
'
=; o'eu
~'
NJ ~.
- ~,
voats 49,.
! ) -
Kane. 7: J.
Kelly, Thomas '
Kennedy. joe
Helly. Michael .
laney. Hiram s.
Liston, Wm. II.
Leroy. William
Lowell, Bert
Littlejohn, John
Liston. James
t,a,,n ,,,on, w
| nfnntna Iqmsl
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Registered Voters
PANACA PRECINCT


Alchesoh' Johh
Adair' "m.
). D.
Butler. VIM.
Brecheisen. VIM. II.
Blad. c l..
Blad, A. G.
d au' angus
Galloway, l.. c.
Connors, Monte
,a,,a W.
edwards, WIN. ID
IL. >. ~
L. L.
auwards' j. l..
EDWARDS, V. Il.
edwards, +. Is.
j. '"
. ihdiay' u. l.
inuiay' Alien
ENTRY. Ernest
ENTRY. f. s.
;i,lispie / ID
Higgins. Jim
"p'' y ~
Iollingshead, }. f.
licks, G. w.
lilies. VIM.
Jansen, Chas.
,ao,o VIM
colo Nave
lee, ). Il.
-ee' r. u
-ohg, W. II.
'ee' ). l.
co 7 "
zee. Osborne
.ee. A. "
.oe. Nell - -.
zee; r NJ.
,ee Chester -., .
,ee Lester IL .-
zee John N. -~ -.
.awrey. Harry
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cnnnors Monte
Caffov Frank T.
Camnhell Iobn
Camnheu Ains,a. n
"o. W.
'a, fieu
'
~
DAILY VIM
Dow. w. f.
Delmus. Joe p.
Oicklle. F. w.
Empey. NJ. J.
Ewing, John
Eubanks. Sam q.
Eisenstein, s. l..
,,
| Fitzgerald G. p
Francis r.
Freudentbal r.
rloyd VIM
auller r. +
Flynn John
Freudenthai, IL. K.
Foster, Jos.
Sink, Abe
free, W. A, =.
ireen Alma
iarrision. C. W.
ieske. Ben
;e,abert Jobn q
;riffIth D. NJ
;ibeaut F. A
harrison. I N,
,arton W r.
jetcbeu w G.
Garrison Frank
allen, Chas.
hiiespie, oiilver J.
Hunter Frank
Hunter Mart
Iarney. Thomas
iulse. ] NJ
.fayes Elmer d
Harmon, W. II.
dorsey. chas. Lee
Harris. William b.
Lyman, Moses
thames, W. A.
uou.,,o, W.,
Jacobs, {. b,
Johnson. Jake
,o,.ao -.
axiniiier, WIN.
\eiiey, Geo.
teiiey, ). J.
- 80.
,,,.,.
- NJ,
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State Engineer

Date OF first publican. Oct. 1a.
Date O. last publication, Nov. is.
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First pub 1926; last, 1921
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-06
THE NATIONAL EDUCATORS Al
CHICAGO.

Tho nroc,a,n announced for the
roaati,o Of the Natiaaal Education Ae.
aociaffon At cbicaaa rpl,. 80 does
not sound much lilo tho hind or
tbine tha +oaebars ,,sad Ia hear 0no
does NOT find much about details Iiko
whether the schools ehonId usa# YER.
,ic,1 or Slant ,.,.iti,la ~. .,anld teach
roodi,g hy tho lotto,, ~. tho word ,,cth
I'D
rna n,odar, ,oo.h.r t.,s 6+o idaais
This Years convention is saaei,ffzfnu
attontian On tho SCHOOL house ae %
oo,,+.r ar r.o,.ost;,. and ~ ci,.io 40.
ti,tt,.=an Tho z,.o,.I.z - ,ha goaooI ia,
,,,l,lic boaItb ana far moro caiciant.
rnraI rffo
,,,t,hl,,+ 5,.,.,.,.s-;.... Observation-Disclosures,
,.it1, tlo7 oona,.,l +,a,5 80 ,,s.t..,.. a5u
oatio, !, win no sd,aitfod Nv n,osr
oood toaohors thot tbaro l. too n,,,o,,
o,.i,,,a,,tino IN A,,ario,n sc]aal.
t,,,.,i,,, af.t,.t,. - an ,,a+,l.ls- il
ahroad in tho sohoal roo,, >-a.rl,,
o,or,. toao,ar aad z,,.,.,. .,,,,,ri,,+a,,a
ant t,,aanil.. - 49,. 49, T..
= .r,.;.a - ..a.n,. a,lt a.. 49,. aa,
tho ,,,,so,,lo,. ,,,o,..,,.,,+. ~ t,,,.i ..,.;,
w. - - ~. No. .;..,5#.i..
ohi,3ra, ,,,,a,',,,, sa.t..,,. 49,,
son,athiao olsa aoas j.,
0na n,i,,ht 7ra11 -, 49,. nv \.
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GAVE PARTY.

Miss #leleu E. Little, 116 North
Queen street, gave a Fourth Of Jay
birthday party 10 number Of her
youag friends al the family bungalow
"a River View, on The Potomac All
had pleasant time, fishing, feastius
md other amHsemeuts, and gem
eral good time was enjoyed by all
}BoH 10 young people were present
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 0. Evans spent
last evening in Arden with Mr. and
Mrs. Evans parents Nh and Mrs J.
". b Evans
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-06
Events
In Town Tomorrow
Christian Church.

ne SpeCldI series IOI lilt IHOIiIHS
and evening services OF the summer
season are continued. The third in
the series of themes for the summer
morning service will be delivered this
Sunday. Subject, Why People Are
Indifferent To Religion
The Third on the evening series on
Vital Question OF The Hour in on
the subject Of Grave Problems Con
fronting the Church OF To-day Harry
Johnson. viii be the leader for the
Wednesday evening prayer meetin2
Subject Sowing tne Brotherly Spirit
In Convention.
The nineteenth annual convention
OF the Baptist Young Peoples Union
of America has been in session at To
ledo, Ohio, and will adjourn Sunday
Deadlock at Seminary
The directors OF Dickinson Semi
nary, at WilIiamsport. Pa, are in Il
deadlock over the selection Of a pres
ident 10 succeed Bishop Perry Ever.
land, The candidates are DR.. Morri.
E. swartz Of Wiuiamsport. Pa, ana
Presiding Elder E NJ. Stevens, of thai
district
Pastor strother Out.
Rev. T. A. STROLLER, pastor of the
BfucetoWn Circuit Of the NJ. T.
Church. South who has been quite
ILL., has recovered and will be abr
10 fill his appointments Sunday. HG
will be al BrueetoWn in tine moruiua
Tor the II O'Clock service and al
Res at 30 in the afternoon BeQ.
Dr. GaffneN of Atlanta, Ca viii
preach Tor him al Darkesville SUNDAY
Il a. M. Arden, $3.50 p m, and Ger.
rardstoWn. s p. m Dr. CARNEY is
leting fer the Junior pastor. Rev. 4.
6 BrumloW who is taking a vacaz
ton at The springs because Of IN
health Mr.. Sfother's many friends
viii be glad TO learn of his recovery
At First M. {. Church.
Rev b. W. Meoks Will hold CON
muHion service at II o'clock sundas
morning aad al O'Clock win eontinue
lis series OF addresses on "Pflgrimss
Progress His subject viii be 'Tha
House Beautiful or Entering Service.
fhis viii be preceded by a song ser
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-06

Mr.. G. A. CrisweI, a well4Ha&n
5srmer and fruit grower Of near Tom
4baWk, was a business visitor in Man
nsbimg today.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-06

Mr. Lloyd Baughman, OF Greeacss
lie, Who has been in Martiasburs aef
some time, left today for Ghiea= %.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-06

Mr. and Mrs. ". a. Gaylord ana
Nh ard Mrs. II. P Stun, of Clarb3-
burg, were al Hotel Berkeley last even
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-06
she SUFFERED
TEN MONTHS
Mrs. Blankenship Tells of Her
Restoration TO Health by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Elliston, Va u feel it my duty to
express my thanks for what Lydia E.
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RSONAL NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs J. Creighton, Of Brook
Ign, were at Hotel Berkeley last
night.