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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-04-22

Policeman Fomby has found a suit
case filled with articles of feminine
wear. The loser can recover it by
calling on Mr. Fomby
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where he spent last week
in the interest of the OcaIa Northern.
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Rheinauer's is the place TO find the
best makes and most popular prices OF
ladies' and children's shoes-Ad
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WORLDS ALMANAC AT BALLARD's

New 1913 Worlds Almanac, just re-
ceived; 35 cents at Billiards. News
Stand.-AdY.
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CoNCoRDIA LODGE F. L. OF 4.

ConcOrdia Lodge. Fraternal Union Of
a America. meets in YOnge's Hall on the
second Thursday evening Of each
month Geo L. Taylor, F. NJ
ChaS X sage. Secretary. al
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Solid and filed chains. the best for
the money. and guaranteed as repre-
scented. A E. Burnett-Ad.
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ocALA LODGE No. $50. b. p. o. e.

Pa1mer's toilet arrc1es can be found
at the Court Pharmacy.-Adv.
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Nyars Corn Remover actually re-
moves. CSC. at both Gerig drug stores.
Adv
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Matinee Temple tomorrow: five reels
and vaudeville-Adv.
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For first class automobile service
by the trip, hour or day, phone No.
327. First class car and uniformly
low prices to all. j. G. Geiger.-Ad.
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Seasons latest styles and ladies' and
misses ready TO wear dresses at Rhein-
auers-Ad.
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Matinee Temple tomorrow; FIVE reels
and vaudeville.-Adv
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DIR. Herbert Counts returned last
night from a business trip to Jack
sonville.
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Sweet peas by the dozen or hundred.
Phone No 246-Adv. 4-21-3td
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LOST-On or near the courthouse, a
large book on operative surgery by
Burden. Suitable reward for return TO
Star Office. 417
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Mr.. J. D. Mcdonald Of the Ocala
Northern, spent Sunday in Jacksonville
with friends
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Odd Fellows meet tonight.
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John Bunny, five reels. two vaude
Vile acts, Temple tonight.-Adv.
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SIX ROOM COTTAGE FOR RENT
Apply to Mrs. R. D. Fuller. is
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Pickard's fine hand-paInred china At
Burnett the jeweler's.-Ad.
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Sweet peas by the dozen Or hundred
Phone No. 246-Adv. 4-21-3td
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EIks meet this evening,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-04-22

Matinee Temple tomorrow; five reels
and vaudeyilIe.-Adv.
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Sweet peas by the dozen or hundred.
Phone No. 246.-Adv 4-21-3td
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Clocks of all kinds and at all prices
A. E. Burnett.-Adv.
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Royal Arch meets Friday night,
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Icy-Hot bottles at the Court Pharm-
acy.-Adv.
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Moose meet Thursday evening.
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John Bunny, FIVE reels, two vaude-
Vile acts, Temple tonight-Adv.
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John Bunny. five reels. two vaude-
vile acts. Temple tonight.-Adv-
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ROOMS FOR RENT-Large, cool,
furnished rooms for rent Apply to
Mrs. T. H Wallis, 116 South End st.
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wooDMAR RESIDENCE FOR RENT

My home at Woodmar on Lake Weir,
is for rent for the months Of June. July
and August. completely furnished. APP
ply to J. G. Lege, Eastlake. Fla. 4-16-tf
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OCALA OCCURRENCES

Undertaken Smith. phones 10 and "a.
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WEATHER REPORT

Clear, northwest wind.
Minimum, 81 degrees.
Maximum, 80 degrees.
Average, so degrees.
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CALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS

II you have any items for this de-
partment. call Phone Ice
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WEATHER FORECAST
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

Fair today and Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. 5 Woodrow spent
the day at their home on Lake Weir
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Mrs. II. F. Watt, who has been in
Tampa for a ten days visit has return
ed home
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Mr.. Ned Williams has returned to
BroOksville, after spending the week
end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs G.
X. Williams.
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Mr.. and Mrs G. c. LOoney are home
from a pleasant visit to friends at
MelrOSe
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The reading club had an instructive
meeting this afternoon with Miss Alice
Bullock
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Mrs. Flora MacKay Morrison and
guest. Miss Marguerite Wade, have re-
turned to Morriston after spending Ia
few days in Ocala.g
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Thursday afternoon Miss Annie Da-
Wis VIII entertain a number Of friends
in honor Of Misses Ethel and Lola Nc
CIure and Miss Mary Skipworth, three
attractive visitors
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Mrs. NJ. f. Robinson, who spent ten
days at her former home in Savannah
returned home last night. having had a
most delightful time
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About People
Hevements c. ird,. susls to and
@:or tire City.

Mrs. AcCutcheon OF Kansas CITY.
BIO. is tn. guest O. friends and eit-
ives here
Charles and Louis Lipphardt. WHO
drr rn au auto tour OF tine cast. will
r'iurne. home next week
Ionu O. Sch~uk daughter Virginia
and soI Robe D.. Nrs Mary DoepNn
and tau-hfer Miss Marie. Iiss Theiml
huarr and l.uudv Wilson have return
'd from au eastern tour The tip YVES
mad" 100 Mr. Scheuk's Iocomobic and
the party went a. far - tho New
England states
Miss RIOS" Ingram VIII leat. next
Thursday for Ntian'ir CTS. where .s,
ID spend q few weeks
~ p Marie Setter aud Miss Lula
hiicFes will leave next Thur-day for
Atlantic CTS,
Mrs. EdVd.d Rogers OF Norh Main
street is spending e few days AZ Both
cola. q. al the cottage OF Mr. anu
Mrs j.. + Schrader OF this CITY
y ~ smith. cashier Of Tho Equitable
jig" assurance company or Noy YORK
.'it Friday for $50 weeks vacation
100 Hamilton ontario g. " Glaze
burn. assistant 'ush.rr 900 the pres.
hurrn url't. uII hove charge of the
.o~'l D. auch during Vr smiths sb.
.-urr
Miss Rose Mar, Shield. AND brother
h'nni- hat" returned home fum % visit
Boo Baltimore
Ih" 'iI.s"- Kennedy of Detroit.
NirH 'r' visiting 90 th' home Of thor
Grandmother Mrs Catherine NfcG.c.
m Nr sh'l frcnf gruwood
Moe. Nt.ur Pratt ~ North ,f,rr-,
.'f'f spending n f'v dt.. 100 thc
.".r'r fh" guest "f friends
WH I"s.t-. ff" rouIiar HrrrIl. OF
MD. ."rfl Wi""ir~ department -uf-
..lri severe .nfrf. fp bi. fDpt whom
ONO "r fns horse. OF tho company
ff1rrrI nr r
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This Series Of Letters Is Written Daughter Multi
Millionaire.


i"ar bi'k
'Nr have aedt We have softfr and
sudd~u'. vanished away perhaps
some "a. We may hr heard of ags'n
ulf. v" trust not ON the first page -
tN' r~wspdp"re' Jackson - our sole
econ dante o. was rather liSe sl0r-
irE. We left town nn fl' night train
300 fhe 18th. after mailing notes NJ
iar"W"Il Co Aunt Frzt Mr. Perkins.
ano Angelica Desmond Their replies
wrrr oaaract"-isti, Mr. P.rkius e.
FORMAL aekuoW iedE-m'rf ~ tht news
aud polite desire thls We wcf~ 400
Food health. Auut Eiizs VAS indignant.
"s teH"i Thought We had caused
enough c"mmoti"r ALREADY and if We
lad been prur'TI- uruught up We
eh"Nid mover have Thought OF going
NJ .n This fafhiHu without p rlaper-
one. Fnd " Uncle had onI. taken he-
fa'''" year. nwo. AND poo nn. and ~
l"iil. f'r parrs. Angelica Eifcs us
f''r wn-nihE thnt she ts coming in
e"'r'h - 90 auD intf Sh'rl'.k iiDImev
himself could r"f have been moro
''fi"in Than Oh" Will be which re-
mains ~ TO- seem
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ENJOYABLE EVENTS
GIVEN In SOCIETY
MISSES HAZLETT ENTERTAINED
FOR MISSES SMITH OF
FLORIDA.
Entertainments Of An Informal Mature
Filled the Calendar During
the View.

ono OF the smortest Of summer So
eial events was given at the Stratford
Springs Hotel. Friday evening when
the Misses Hettie Hazlett and Sarah
Haziett entertained with a dance
party. The event was arranged as a
courtesy for the Misses Bertha, Stella
and Louise Smith. OF Winter Park.
Florida. who are guests Of Mrs. John
*. List. at the Stratford Springs
Hotel
The late society dances were enjoyed
with the popular Tango a feature. Or
chestra music was furnished and the
guests included Wheeling's first social
set and a number OF out OF town
guests. The Stratford management
made careful arrangements 90 have the
appointments Of "A most dainty nature.
A delicious luncheon was served dur
ing the evening and there were covers
for one hundred and fifty guests.
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Mrs. Sam Norton entertained 2 few.
friends on Thursday afternoon al her
home IN Highland Park. The affa O.
Mas arranged as a compliment To Mrs.
u. $. Thomas. % Kansas city. who
IS guest 20 the city. Bridge was the
diversion and he guests included
Misses Mary Wilson. Jane Trent. Eliz-
abeth Woods. Martha Pryor. Mes.
danes John 4 Howard. VI. Thomas.
George Norton. Eugene Hildr5th M .
James ". Ewing. Frank Dup Thomi-
son. VIII Cracraft. Charles WOODS
George Woods and Friend Cox.
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butiug r. powsr dory the summer We
were here and y stiil runs at times.
u We can coax a. nicely ~ gets ~
into the Village about once . week
If 80 doesn't 60. or only goes part
way. Uncle Dan Martha's cousin
sails out boz his Ieapod and rows or
t"Ws US home Mallory thinks che ~
an experienced engineer and f. most
Indignant ~ any reflections on her
ehill and even more indignant ~ an
reflections ON her engine. She covers
herself from head 90 foot with greasa
in an cnd'avor IN keep ~ ciean. and
IS hen W" are on run sits nursing e.
screw driver in hand. ready 20 Leap 20
~ assistance the instant 20 misses =
DhuE
Yesterday We resolved 20 have a real
meal or die IN the attempt. n took
no most ~ the dav but a. 3 o'clock
We sat down 10 Soup canned. sssved
chicken ~ was n lufls tough but tha
gravy vss deiiciousl. boiled rice
beautifully fakf. 7 stirred n with n
Torn at the time 90 was cooking the
cook book said TO-. French frisd po-
'ato~s thv NafQrt1. beets CKatherinsl.
soda biscuits Cmine. though I nearly
burnt them up 7 was 80 busy over the
rtr@'. cookies tkafherinel. ard peach
"s t.Ht ~ cam. We meant 10 have
% H two but the chicken wouldn't
-. W.I'f fNNNNNIIN ms NfNnem n
Tho worst Job we have. Mallory won't
d. g. she SAYS keeping the engine
clean lets her out m that. 80 Rather
inc and have % do g. u Henri
COULD see his Duchess elect down
on. her proud knees scrubhins th~
noor No. veli draw curtain over
the scene
Ry Tire wav. tho last time We went
q" tho village G caught q glimpse Of a
paper which said there was a runior
that lite Grace. our Duke. was sat-
Ing tu tho train ~ Miss Astorhilt
don't believe that auburn haired
Amelia has captured him 81 All but I
wondered ~ DO we're sailing. I'm sure
Katherine hasn't heard from him sines
Ne left New York. 7 can't ask Jack
son 90 send mo gossip so have % De-
pond ON Won To- send me my news
Won slean from tho newspapers out ia
Nuur wlida
Ng ever your friend.
ALICIA
Nofr -This fs uumhar three o. =
series of ffn letters Number four
VIII be Published Tuesday.
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Bethlehem Musical.

I'D" musical and social given Thurs
day evening AZ Bethlehem school mouse
b. Oh" girls OF Mrs. W. = Wavman' :
SUNDAY school class was 4 perfect suc.
cess. In spite OF the rain early In the
evening. there vas a full house Tna
girls acquitted ihems lives well and
tho enjoyment OF the audience was AT
tested b, "qu ~ rounds of anplause
Fourteen hu,. o. the neighborhonJ
Ioiunte red their services serving "a.
freshmen. after the rendition OF tho
pros ram. Abcu' SO p4s cleared ana
This Is th' h.-iGIinc OF the building
iGud FOR Or" Fefhlehem Union chanel
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To Overcome Sunburn,
Tan, FreekIes, Wrinkles

.f rHHI fII.fHHr 1.rrr
IN Fsu HI. ffs.H.ef fa"reI nr sum
H.N liberal amount off uerro.
.|r. 80 HH f.H fHrn sr.I allow no Co.. ~
r.t't "ttr rirhf vs. Utu tnu wHah aff
fH1 snN .u fNe 0oruifE Iue fakf al
i..ef Invisible particles OF ruffrIe come
wIfI no IeuctfIrE fria failf fhe entire
outer rF'u ta Hbsufhef but sn gradually
there mot fho aIfEhfesf hurt ur Noon
.fr.rH|F Even ffr afuNhurrref frert Isa
Il"if fH fi.a frs.f freuf The under Ir.
.'E ahIH which fH.Wfe ffn rev cuuHUIan -
IHr Ia en fresh HuI ruufhfuI. Inrk .re
..I. I'D marvel 10 tho frHuaf1rrrnf .s.rI
If . fHr only thing q know Co. actually
H.e.s. o. IN ased. fafed muddy or biot-h,
.n.H rIrN on Do In Nun fnr = ff.rnInraf
rock ono ounce ~ ruorcoIired Vs.
rfnrurHhie ~ any trIe rtnrs. fs suTiri-
rrf Ir HuHaf cases
m eur fnd vfrI rIaNe sou srutrt and
'r.Nr rUur bound fu cultivate wrinkles
frf crow feet To overcome these
aI..IIr nHfnr ffr face DOB "a arfuffar.
Hf..r D.. d'sanitIus au ounce ~ rowdsr
o atkullfr iu r. heir pint w'trh hazel ..
Adv
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Tho wedding OF Miss Lucille Nsrcl.
rot Bei'7 and NJ. Patrick Franc
King takes place August 9Th Th. au.
uolnccwett WAS made m novel way
80 III homo ~ Nj ang Mr. Adar!
feltZ. oA Thursday evening Nv
Belt, e member % the Woods daIa
Motor Cor co. The following were
present 81 the entertainments given 90
announce tho uuptials Misses clara
Neibur. Ieun:" Beltz Elizabeth laIty.
Esther Hell. Anna Reuter-. Carita-
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Entertained Friends.

Miss Agnes FIeter entertained a
party OF friends at her home in Kirk
wood IN honor OF Misses Kathleen and
Marie Purcell. OF Harrisonburg. Va.
who are guests OF Miss Catherine
ONesl. OF Brookside. Among those
present were Misses Pauline Ewing.
Rosetta Emblem. Ann Reuter. DOROTHY
Duncan. Mary Lewis. Dora Neininger.
catherine O'Neal. Ethel Moore. Marie
Purcell and Agnes Freter.
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G. ". McCombS on thu Faurmout "i'--
Friday evening when the Misses
Margaret and I.ura McCuhbs cu,,. -
tanned for their house guests. The
Misses Torcie Scot and Roxy Kimpi".
~ 'orydon. Iowa. who are hero to
spend the summer. were tho honor
guests. This Is only ono Of the many
Affairs TO be given for. the young
ladies'.
The veranda and lawn were prettilv
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Camp at Bethesda

number Of the women employed
az III" Phillips millinery parlo-s leave
SUNDAY for Bethesda. where they will
occupy a cottage for several weeks.
They will be- chaperoncd b. Mrs.
George Phillips. In the party will he
Misses Clara King. Charlotte Parsons.
Fila Parsons. Marvella Brooks. Rose
and Christine OfterdinCer. Cora Sloan.
Elizabeth Oberman. Nell Rrandfass.
Edna Anderson. Mrs. George Phillips
and Mrs.. Claude Douglass
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decorated in Japanese lanterns and
cut flowers around the rooms. The
Idldtial country home T. well adapted
10 entertainments Of a social nature
ami Oh" event given ou Friday even
ing was one Il the most enjoyable
given. During the evening the guest
enjoyed music and games and dainty
refreshments were served.
TN" following were among the sues; 4,
.t- hp attended
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Mercantile Club Tango.

The members OF the Mercantile
Club enjoyed a Tango dance in their
club rooms Friday evening when Miss
Jeanette McIllwainc conducted a class
at ths club. This H. the first OF a series
OF classes 10 he hold at tho club. the
next one 10 he given next Friday. All
the late society dances were taught
and the Tango was the most interest
ing. Many 81 the members Of the club
were present and enjoyed the instruc-
tion.
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Y. ". G. A. VACATION
HOME AT BETHANY
ATTRACTING MUCH ATTENTION
AND MANY GOING OUT.
Home open to All Girls. and Rate is
Three DolIsrs-Psrties
Planned

|, The summer vacation home OF the
Young Women's Christian Association
at Bethany Is attracting a great deal
OF attention locally. This is the first
home OF the kind in this community.
and the young ladies are appreciating
~ in the fullest extent The Wheel
ing association Is one among seven OF
larger organization to establish such
home. The public in general is in
terested. as a number of contributions
have been made. An interesting incl
dent happened in the way OF starting
fund at the Hampshire Club on the
Fourth OF July. An Interested party
remarked that they start fund for
the Y. W. G A. vacation home at
Bethany. and when the money reached
the president OF the association il
amounted to s2l. The board OF direct
ors pay the rent for the home and nav
Tor the housekeeper. so the low rate
of 50 week is charged. There are at
present p young ladies signed 10 take
their vacation on tho romantic
grounds at Bethany. The round trip
fare from Wheeling is - cents. and
many weekend parties are beng ar
ranged, as well as many working girls
going out 10 remain over SUNDAY.
Direrent committees from the asso-
citation are arranging parties for SAT.
urday evening and are also planning
outdoor amusements which will be OF
benefit 10 all who call Miss Jennie
Thompson is in charge and will return
from New York the first Of August.
ard be- on the grounds the balance OF
the summer. The executive board
VIII mold an important meeting to-day
10 consider matters Of importance and
make plans FOR future work in the as
ISOLATION. The ladies' will also pass
resolutions of thanks for the contribu
lions given. The home is worthy or
public recognition. as IL is situated on
The college campus. and the house
keeper who takes care OF the college
home is on duty daily 10 provide com
Tort for all who spend their vacation
at the home.
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Mrs William Schwertfe-er enter
tanned with a dinner on Friday eve
ming complimentary 10 Mrs. Granville
ran 81 Chicago. who is the guest OF
friends and relatives here.
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Children AZ Park

The Third Presbyterian Sunday
school children enjoyed picnic at the
Wheeling Park on Friday. Many
amusements were arranged for the
children. and well filled baskets were
taken 10 the park. A picnic dinner
was spread and all did Justice to the
menu.
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kurner, Estella Kurner Ellen Freter.
Louise Freter; Messrs. E ]. NcDer-
mott. William Roth. J. NJ. McMechen.
ID. 5. Nesbitt. Edward Wagner. p. F.
King. j. y. Rebar. Mrs. E ]. McDer.
mott. Mrs. Edward Wagner. Mrs. ID.
:. Nesbitt
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Birthday Social.

The monthly birthday social will be
gwen at the Evangelical Reform St
stephen church. Thirty-sixth and Eon
streets. next Thursday night. Re
freshnents will be served. and those
in charge invite the public.
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John. Inuii 1850 -.rlraeif smoking
rer ~ mind fonr f'ar 70 600 .aft
i'Ht t"na--H company v'f pro .Ie
Hf uIfH new husband I0lIsyI. 4.
' Hl... H.IUrrrfI
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Weiss. Frank Winters. HH Mercer.
Homer Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Viii Happy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Sax. Sir. and Mrs. Lang
MEYER. Nj ana Mrs. Meek. Mrs. George
l"!mir Mr.. and Mrs ~. e. campbell
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Miss Nader En,.r,i,.d

Miss Bertha Nader OF Martins Fer
~. entertained Friday evening for
Miss Lena Roth and Mrs. Marx Roone.
OF Rochester. Ind. Five hundred was
'he aversion. and a luncheon was
served. The following were the guests
present:
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PARTY For Gueets

most enjoyable social event was
given AZ tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
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Our Service

BETHANY COLLEGE SfsaTa .:;son s.rs
ulture Music 0v.so-
"Sr Seen short Book andE '
has rseen
1880
miles southssst wellsbprg
GI.lua in Norna
ana fun
Il D. Bethany, w. y.
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Nofr -This fs uumhsr three o. q
SERIES of ffn letters Numher four
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-08-15
Emerson's Trumpet Can.

IN that unceasing march of things
which calls forward the successive
generations Of men to perform their
part on the stage of life, we at length
are summoned to appear. Our fathers
have passed their hour OF visitation
how worthily, let the growth and pros
perity of our happy land and the Sc
curity of our flresides attest
The turn has come to us. The trial
of adversely was theirs; the trial of
prosperity ia ours. Let us meet It as
men who knew their duty and prize
their blessings. Our position is the
most enviable, the most responsible.
which men can fill If this generation
does it duty the cause OF constitu-
tional freedom is safe. II we fail-if
we fail. not only do we defraud our
children of the inheritance which we
received from our fathers, but we
blast the hopes of the friends OF
liberty throughout our country,
throughout Europe, throughout the
world. to the end of time.-From Ed
ward Everett's "The History OF Il
berty."