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WEATHER FORECAST.
LEWISTON, Oct 21.-FOrecast
till 5 p. III. Wednesday: Fair
tonight and Wednesday.

of them as survived at all, have ac-
complished the feat through ruthless
pruning and sweeping reform.
To-day" the latest of the ill-smell-
ing offering, met its fate at the new
Forty-eighth Street theatre, a play
house the management of which should
have taken warning from "The SmouI-
dering Flame" which had run of
one night. To-day outran it's prede-
cessor, but not enough to brag about
There was no excuse whatever for
Today" Even charitable-minded cri-
tics, with microscopes could find no
semblance of a moral lesson In the
piece.
Tell Better Tale.
A beautiful young wife, reared in
poverty, and spoiled by the luxury her
silly husband heaped upon her while
he was prosperous, chafed bitterly at
he Strengthened circumstances in |
which she found herself when the hus-
)and failed. Though the fiat in which |
hey lived with his parents was better
n every way than the wife's girlhood
lome, she constantly complained. A
ormer society friend, also in straight
ned circumstances, told the young
wife how she could make money for
merry by visiting a Riverside Drive,
at. To-day" differed from "The Lure"
nd "The Fight" in that it's lurid third
ct was in a gilded fiat instead of a
resort. The wronged hus-
and, becoming the agent of the apart {
lent house his wife frequents, sees S
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Fred White, deputy revenue collec-
tor. was in Moscow today from Lew
iston. iN
Miss Jessie Coram returned this af-
ternoon to her home at Grangeville
after weeks visit at the Gamma Phi
Beta house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Lukens of Pot
latch are in Moscow attending teach
ers' institute. Mr.. Lukefs is superin-
tendent of the Potlatch schools.
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QUICK FATE OF
PROBLEM PLAYS
By Beau Rialto.

IWr1tten Tor the United Press.J
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-The moral
sense OF Boradway Is pretty nearly
safe and sane, despite the frantic as
pensions of its detractors The ava
lanch Of red light plays" that threat
ened to engulf the theatrical Main
street and sell the drama into white
slavery is dying of its own weight.
AS fast as the nasty plays have bobbed
ZIP their heads, they have been swatted
by public opinion. Most
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Miss Ethel Bean of Elk River Is In
the city attending the teachers insti-
tute.
Guy Chiesman of Lewiston was a Wis
itor In Moscow today. Mr.. Chiesman
was formerly athletic instructor at the
Lewiston normal but is now engaged
in the life insurance business.
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sessions with the police and grand
jury, were toned down and their OBJ
jectionable lines and settings were cut
out Both continue tc enjoy good runs.
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satisfied her instinct, and then took up
whole act defending her conduct with
talk
"The Lure" and 'sThe Fight" after
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A revelation in price reductions prom
ise you. Uncle Sam has thrown down the
bars, keen competition of Europe jumps for
business-prces lower. Jobbers and
manufacturers unload. Williamsons New
York representative, awake always, wires
Williamson for money, inside of four hours
he has $4,000 to get busy on, and the next
day the express company gets wagon loads
of merchandise consigned to US. THE
GREAT STORE OF IDAHO-the very
first west of St. Pau-opens the figst long
waited for Tariff Reduction Sales1 AtF8:O0
o'clock tomorrow morning the fun begins
The entire four floors of this conceded best
store in Idaho will be abaze with bargains
with downright savings on everything.
One hundred fourteen willing, obliging sales
people will be ready to serve you
SEE THE TELEGRAM that got to you
and us the greatest values ever offered here
or hereabouts
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-17
THE - CALL
Address All Communications TO

Address All Communications 10
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
Telephone .sFxearny S6r-Ask for The
Can. The Operator Will Connect You
with the Department You Wish
BUSINESS OFFICE AND EDITORIAL
ROOMS. Market and Third Streets.
Open until IL O'Clock every night IN
the year
MAIN CITY BRANCH. 1861 Fillmore
Street near Post.
OAKLAND OFFICE. 1910 broadway.
Telephone Oakland 1888.
ALAMEDA OFFICE. 1885 Park Street
Telephone Alameda $50.
BERKELEY OFFICE. 2011 Shattuck
Avenue. Telephone Berkeley ~.
CHICAGO OFFICE. Tribune Building.
". J. Morton Company.
NEW YORK OFFICE. 200 Fifth Ave-
WASHINGTON NEWS BUREAU. Post
Building. Ira E. Bennett, Corre-
NEW YORK NEWS BUREAU. SIG
Tribune Building. c. c. Carlton, Cor
respondent
Foreign Offices Where The Call Is on
File:
: ONDON. Eng. 5 Regent Street. s. W.
PARIS. France. ...-....-53 Rue cannon
BERLIN. Germany. Unter den Linden 3
ALL PoST1IASTERs ARE AUTHOR
TZED TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS
Ssmpie Copies VIII Be Forwarded
When Requested.
Mail Subscribers in ordering change of
address should be particular to give
both NEW and OLD ADDRESS IN
order to secure a prompt and correct
compliance with their request
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
Hair Actually Restored

Friedrich Migge. recently Of Carnegie Labora-
tory. Bellevue Medical College after many
years study and practice in Germany and the
United States. IS devoting his knowledge and
skib exclusively 10 the bacteria causing loss OF
the hair. By microscopical and bacteriologieal
examination can be determined the exact specie
Of bacteria present indicating the treatment .fe-
CURED in each individual case of falling hair,
splitting ends and other disorders Office hours
y a. m. TO $50 p. m. 70O1-3-5 Call bldg.
20 ana Market sts.. San Francisco. Gal.
MORPHINE, OPIUM and drug habits treated at
nome; DO pain or detention from business;
denes. INDIA DRUG CURE MFG. CO., ia
McAlister St
AA-My wigs toupees are ventilated. perspira-
lion proof Mr.. Lederer in charge gentlemen's
dept. III California ST., ladies' hair goods,
1893 Fillmore ST. Guaranteed. .Estab. 1866
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MEETINGS-LEGAL


ASNIAL MEETING-The regular annual meet
inE Of the stock holders of PAJARO VALLEY
90 CONSOLIDATED RAILROAD COMPANY will
hs held at the Office of the company No. 50
California street sen Francisco, CAL. on Mon
day July 2S. 1913. at II o'clock a. m. for the
prrDose Of electing board Of directors to
serve for the ensuing year and for the trans
action Of such other business may come be
fore the meeting. Transfer books will be
closed on Friday. July IS. 1913. at II a. m.
". H HANNAH. Secretary.
San FraucSea Cal Julv II 1919
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LOST AND FOUND

IoST--On Tuesday on Key Route boat or train
:. 2 iedy;s gold watch. mon0eramed Fl. r F.:
: reward. Finder please notify .233T East 21st
81. Oakland.
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Statesmen AND SOLICITORS

sALESMEN wanted; no experience required: earn
good wages while Won learn; position guaran-
teed. Write Cor CALI for particulars. Address
NATIONAL Statesmen TRAINING ASS0CIA-
TI0N. 464B Phelan bldg. San Francisco.
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EDUCATIONAL

I ER n NATION NAL CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOL. 11o9 Market ST. near postoffce. I'M
prove your spare time.
ETHEL COTTON STUDIO OF expression. oratory
after dinner and extempore speaking. 1112 Mkt.
FISK TEACHERS AGENCY. 2lsI shattuck av
Rerkelev Cal. 4. Wright block.
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pendant pearl shaped cluster. Reward If re-
turned 10 60 Market ST., room 604; phone
no,rIos 4Ton
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MATRIMONIAL

MINING man of Fairyew New. wants q lady
partner with means to develop property. For
particulars address G. L. BUDD Fairview,
GET. married; many wealthy members. all ages.
tired living alone, anxious to marry; details
free. Call or write Mrs. Hyde. 26T1 Mission st.
PARTIES wishing to marry call or write MRS.
aIIIARD. 22oa sntter: details 25e: w. 4Is0.
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MALE HELP WANTED


WE can use men, permanent job il sAtisfAc-
tory; one carpenter and one In engineer
Ing department; good wages to man who waits
10 buy 10 acres of fine irrigated land close to
rsn francisto; applicant must have ST leest
$500 cash for first payment, and balance ettn
be paid monthly; we will plant your land with
alfalfa without cost; we can also use one tes n
ster. 7. H. MOORE & CO.. 41G Market ST.,
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE
Men, women. learn the barber trade: we teach
you In weeks pay wages while learning: Meier
graduates always in demand: positions suarln
teed; we also give you complete chemical cous 40
free Call and lei us explain. o34 81 ST.
LEARN BARBER. TRADI--if requires about 6
weeks You can stay fong as you. like.
Chance to make SO week while learning: shay
ing l0c CAL. BARBER COLLEGE. 145 Sd st
PRINTER. country weekly competent all ron,d
man. for press, Jobs and ads; good habits;
= steady POSITION Age references aud wages to
box 1862: Call office
PRACTICAL first class printer: steady position;
must have good references. Box 1Ss, Reno
NeY.
CLEAN baths l2ke. good service RENO. HorEI;
BARBER SHOP. 24S 9th ST.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED

FENAIE--C0ntfnue
TYPIST. expert employed during day. desires
extra work in the evening. Box 25 Call office.
WANTED-By a young girl. 10 years of age
place Ia respectable Catholic family. to assist
ut light house work and cooking with chance
TO attend school day time. Clothes will be all
that is necessary for the same. Address box
123 Call Office.
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MII.IER'S.

Theodore Miller + building al nd
dItion To h house. also a long porch.
George Heed and his woTamen. oI
Greenmouni. are doing The york
Oliver HoIlinger. n York. "A. visit
Il his On. Emory BoliinEer. an
family thIz week
Charles seIpp. . Baltimore. BpenI
Saturday and Sunday with rs mother.
ERE
Revival services are IN progress
ere by ley. Harnsr
Henry i miller ! having his house
nd outbHIldings painted. Armstrong
nros.. OF I.4neboro. are the painters.
Ara. Lewis Seinn IL visiting her
children n Baltimore
Charles Giller and vile hive re-
turned home after spending month
n Jersey Gity. \. J
Harry Brilliant moved IA the nome
Of his mother=ln=laH. Mrs. Barber.
list week. where they will make Their
future home.
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sILNEn HIh.

ar llezfkiah spangicr L suffering
from a boIl on hi hand.
The weather II nice aud warm n
IL time. very favorable Or thoHa
Hho are not through buakInE corn.
The Homen'a nIhle claHH 81 tn
Lutheran Sunday school ~ hold ;
chicken and waffle supper n the la
81 Thanksgiving afternoon and even
M. November q. and On Saturday
evening. November =. Everybody In
fltad TO attend.
There Ill be union Thanksgiving
services n the Lutheran Church On
Thanksgiving evening November =.
naE s. { Hoover. Of the Reformed
church ~ deliver tie sermon
Mr. and Mrs Martin Luther HofI=
nan. OF Pennsylvania. are visiting
their uncle. Mr. Hoffman. nd cousin.
Icy. j. Luther Hoffman. nd family.
n this plaee
Mrs. J. L Lppy = spending week
IN Hanover visiting her children, Mr..
Ellsworth Dell. and Harvey and Oliver
LIppy.
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HAMPSTEAD.

Mss Anna kelhanEh is spending
some time In Baltimore with relatives
and friends
D.. Harry Preston and family moved
to Baltimore Wednesday.
NJ. and Mrs. Harry Bloeher and
twins spent several days In AIesia.
Mrs. William Thurman and child
ren spent a few DAYS in Baltimore.
Miss Eva /. Preston spent the week
In Baltimore visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. f. 4. Snyder have re
turned after spending several days In
Baltimore.
Miss Rachael Murray has returned
afIef Whiting relatives and friends In
Baltimore.
Hiss Helen Ochs, Of Baltimore. viz
itea at the homo o. Mr. G. u Muir
RAJ.
Miss Imogene Morgret was IN Bal
tlmGre Tuesday.
hrs Edward Rote spent several
daYs in Baltimore.
Ms Alberta Rhotea and Mr.. Everett
Murray, who were married last Sun
day. have the best wishes Of their
many friends.
Don't foreet the second Of the
series of entertainments given b.
the Epworth League to be held in
Hremens Hall, November 9Th
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MOUNTAIN

On account of the inelement
weather on Saturday evening the
Carroll County Reed Band viii start
its fair on Tuesday evening. Nogem-
Der :.
NJ. and 4rs. Charles Barnhart
made a business trip 10 Hanover on
Saturday
\. j. NJ Tfozo1, q Deep Run, Is
on t#e sick II
NJ Helen Dull apent Wednesday
wit her g.Htaf. Mrs. Prank Stewart,
.uf I=#a It'll
" Grover Gelman and daughter,
Hel :. e. zHse'E Mil spent Thurs
day #tH Edward Stewart ana family.
@ THuFHZ# evening the Grand
Val arlHE - q Ct faf the FRI time
at sHHaes.faFzz store where large
"roz# ed gathered \ most pleas
ar &c ~ - a#snt in aa#rer
nati.# FnaI 81 Matrimonial mHsl-.
EHH== -. H#= ".Ie .a.ta Stone
aaaH.#. .aam5. ? re-.
NeE lie - sea. an. -. IT,
md - =asHef aai NIEs Iinr
Gee g. #=H. -. Sea-
aH=. = wife. E#aEisH
ratz. f-,ra
~ sBen==la Wen.z. d zf'.-
van Ia Marsh, Mabel haz# sur#.
III Reese and Eellic Haeae
~ al Sull. Claude Rashtel.
c. AnHU Earl Beebtcl. Elmer
We William KHmHrum Walter
lH# LeH -. DaEIa Ncnlx. zlnco=
ZycrB nd joseph Wcutz The
O=zE zlrn WI continue 10 meet every
WHHz
EHTeberine tlmc Is here. ~ our
fsmaas butcher. j. = Zrpp. III be
kept Busy for the nexf Iew Months
n and Mr. William ZumhTam. 81
Ct Bartholomew Church spent sun
day nth theIT sou-In=Iaw and dauRh-
ter. Eharlea Daruharf. and family
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postponed until the 18th and 10th
inst. and will be held at Masonic
Hall. Mt Airy.
The Busy Bees" have resumed
their meetings at this place.
| Mrs. Allan Griffin has been visiting
relatives In Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sellman visited
Baltimore on Friday last.
Mr.. Samuel Poole visited DR..
Waters on Wednesday evening.
Miss. Deborah X. Davis was the
guest of Miss e. Waters on Sunday,
November End.
Mr.. Claude Winebrenner paid a fly
ing trip to Baltimore recently.
Mrs. c. William Selby was around
on Thursday, calling on friends in
this neighborhood.
Miss May selby, of Cedar Lawn.
had a birthday surprise given her on
the evening of November 5th. It was
en- enjoyable affair. She received
some pretty gifts.
The huntsmen are abroad and the
guns sound on all sides. Game seems
plentiful. Among those enjoying the
sport was Mr.. John se1by, OF Balt-
more. who called on Dr.. Waters. and
presented him with a fine rabbit,
which was thankfully accepted. as IL
was the first gift of the kind he had
received for long time.
Bntehering has already commenced,
and there have not been any cases of
hog cholera reported 50 far.
The wet weather has greatly re-
tarded the housing of corn.
Thursday, November 9th, is
Thanksgiving. let US al be thankful
for IHe blessings of tie past.
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Hill.

Miss Mafy S. koontz spent from
Saturday until Monday With her
uncle aud nunt. Mr. and hrs. Fred
efiek Bitzei
Miss Jane Young. OF Westminster,
/ spending a feN days With her
sister. Mrs. Edward Cumming.
ar. JossphuG d. Koontz. spent sun
day with Hr. Harvey Petry.
Rabbits are reported 10 be pienIl-
nj this year around Canada Hill
Mrs. Becky Bankard Is spending
some time with Mrs. Jeremiah KoonIz.
Of Pleasant Valley.
Ar. Lewis Beard killed eight <ery
fine hogs FOR market. which weighed
800 pounds.
Mr.. Jonas Fitz. HEo had been spend
Ing some time With his parents, has
resumed his duties as fireman on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mr.. Harry Sullivan, of EdgeNood
lost very fine hog last Monday.
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NOR

Nj EiEe MaErudef. Of Rockville.
Md. Is visiting Miss Grace Taflaf
Nj Jessie Parker Is spending
some time n Westminster visiting
friends
NJ and M Charles Myers spent
the weeks nd Wit the latter's
mother Mrs William Cooper. 4 Bal
timoHa.
n George Parker haa returned 10
the city after spending several weeks
with his parents Mr. aud Mr. T. X
Parker.
v were aorry to hear Of The aeath
OF or friend. Mr Milton staup, Of
FnkHburg. n one tlme ~ the place.
N. William l.. Duck and on. OF
England. spent Saturday With Mr.
and Mrs Carroll G Raver. They
speHt the day cunning
II Stephen C0eEaY, OF Green
Spring VALLEY. mas returned after
spending a week with his niece. Mira
William Burk.
" are glad to learn that Mrs. W
W Bond Is very much improved at
this writing.
NJ. A. " Myers spent Monday With
his sister Mrs. Harvey LIppy, of
Wesley.
Tie ladies Aid soeIety vii meet
at the home Of Mrs William David
son. on December /. All are COZ dial
ly invited 10 b present.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Epny. OF
Wesley, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mr. John Myers.
Mrs J. +. Rayer and son. Woodrow
and Mr. Ernest lamotIe and son. Sci
son. Of Hampstead. and Mr. Leglie
Taylor spent Tuesday with II and
Mrs. James Taylor.
Ms. Jackson StuII and daughter
Margaret, have returned after spend
ing \ week IN Westminster With her
mother, Mrs Bush.
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E. p. BRUNDlGE, Fiaberdashery.
Rector Ma, Change IL Faith.

IL Il I'D TIL 10y. II ! snudaFzan.
rector = . laFEa Episcopal Church N
Milwaukee. WI hhs taEsn btaHz -
wards leaving IA iailH and hesam-
ny mHu-rr = Tie Catholic Church.
Roceutlz HcF - sabdnTzan Ia had
several lengthy interviews With ar
dinal Gibbons Tho Cardinal admit
ted tn Rev zandcra8n Lad inter
viewed hin several TIM. but stated
that u present II Naa nj In pol
ton u state fhE nature n the Inter
views. nof could lie saf Hhethef -.
dr, sandsraou .nuld become q EaIho-
lie, Tie clergyman Il = present u
guest u Rev Joseph { Mallon. aas-
tor Of st Johns Catholic Church. Of
this CT.
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sIIIPLEY.

We are enjoying the balmy days of
the season. The weather Is Ideal for
the farmer and tradesmaB. Many
Lave finished husking their corn and
some lave put away their fodder too.
tt Gle are some here Who wont finish
iusking before December
bone have commenced plowinz for
fAo..eT corn crop.
-A1alss are keeping poorly with US
t is al. They rot so easily
II hunting season haH been NOV
in long nicely without accidents to
IL. :. men. II seems, as Il rabbits are
or we're very numerous. Every hunter
captured a goodly number. Birds
are very scarce with us.
Our Improvement committee of Zion
Chureh has nearly completed its task
ne church nov, looks the equal of
ny other country edifiee. The new
metal roof, the new coats of paint on
the inside and outside, the IL memo
: rial windows, the new concrete steps,
and new carpet, all help to make a
much needed improvement. The whole
cost will run nearly to $500. The I'M
proYement has come TO us through a
united effort Of all our church people
and their kind friends
On Saturday. the Goth. of November,
the trustees of Zion Church will sell
to the highest bidders. the old church
windows, sash. seaffolds and shingles
of the old roof.
Our public schools are we'll attend
ed and the children are happy and
gay. The Morgan Run school trustees
have put up yestibule to the front
of the school house. It makes the ap-
pearanee more conspicuous to pass
ersby and adds comfort to both sehol-
ars and teacher.
Mr.. Albert Gambler and son. of
Gambler, are EIYing Bird Hill school
this week a much needed coat of paint
on the outside. This improvement is
highly appreciated ~ trustees, teach
ers and pupils hero.
Tie health Of our community Is
good and everybody is quite busy.
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.'ATA1'slO.

The Ladies Aid Society of patapseo
Methodist Episcopal Church vii hold
bazar on Saturday night, December
9th. in the hall.
Mrs. Hugh Doyle. of Baltimore,
visited relatives here the past week.
Mrs. Samuel HarnIsh, of fancy
town. spent several days last week
with her mother, Mrs George shamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Singer, of
Baltimore, spent Saturday and Sun
day with the lattef's sister, Mrs. os-
borne Snyder.
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i hen Z BIT of sunshine hits ye,
After passing of 4 cloud,
When a iii of laughter gifts ye
An YER spine Is feelin' proud.
Don't forglt to up and fling It
At a soul that's feelin' blue,
For the mint thai We slIna ID
It's a boomerang to you.
Capt. Jack Crawford
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RURAL NEWS.
CHRONICLES OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR nEIGHBORS.
HOUCKSVILE.

Miss Grace Eby is spending Tort
night with friends in Washington, ID.
c.
Herbert Davidson's health has SO
improved that he has returned tn the
city to take up his work N the Balti-
more Postoffice, he Is now mail
carrier instead of clerk.
Vernon l.. Buchanan, of AIesia
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Barber. of
Washington, d. e; Mr.. and Mrs.
Emory Barber, of Baltimore, and Mrs.
Ida Rutter, of vest Virginia, spent
the past Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Rill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dull, of Deep
Run, entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dull and children and Mrs. John
Zentgroft the past Saturday and Sun
day.
Edward Bonner has moved out of
Henry stump's house and ia now oc-
eupying Mr.. Raymond finster's house
near Richards Mill.
Ralph Reese, VINO Just recovered
from a spell OF typhoid fever, in
laBG IlOBIIAalt II Tit bhiaA VI
his friends in tbs community.
Miss Lila Page and Reuben kast-
neT, of SparroWs Point. were the
guests OF Mr.. and MIS-. Henry Dull
several days last week.
Miss Myrtle Beetley Of Baltimore,
Is the guest Of Alr. and Mrs. {. L.
Elseroad,
Francis Yingling, of Washington,
d. G., WAS the guest OF his brother,
John Zentgroft. geyeral days last
week
Mrs. Cora Doyle aud daughter. OF
Baltimore, are ne guests Of the Tor
mer's parents. IT. ana Mrs. Lewis
beppo.
Il. J. Hoffman is the guest Of his
brother, Joseph holman, OF sam-
bridge. Nd.
The Epworth League u Wesley
will hold a social in the hall on Sat
urday evening, December 18th. Be
ginning Ut q y. Il.
Bernard OursIar. VINO ...l In
living N John = 4a5I8fs hoasH.
moved Thursdas Hly Larry p. BHeh
mans house, near Area1Ia-
Ms. Peter BneHHan spent The past
wee II Han0Fa. t.a =.aat o. -.
daughter. airs. - .- = angler
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WAYERSyILI,r.

The oyster supper for the benefit
of St. James Protestant Episcopal
Church. Mt Airy, which was an
nouneed to be held on the evenings
of the 18th and 10Th Inst, has been
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Mr.. frank EhH#na - me - nj
Mr. Theodore FaoleF mouse.
Nj. 4eiylIe .z.z=....... = at.uaa.Hs g,
is spending a f. 4a,s z=4aIug = zHa
home Of his parent, -. aau aIrs.
William y. Shaus E.
Mr.. Horace Narenll=. = West -
ter, Naz guest o. In aHaI=-rl 20
NaIehime.
Mr.. James Ezza .. 49, EI=sH= a.
Barnes. II EaIuugI. a=== guests q
the laEtzr's parents SIr and Hfa T.
S. Barnes.
Mi Howard Spencer, freight brake
man - Tie D. b j. railroad, is spend
ing his vacation With his parents. and
Mrs. Albert y. Spencer
MIR. and Mrs. gharle8 = Arnold. oil
Baltimore, spent from Saturday m
til Sunday with his iaIHer, Sargt.
Henry 7. Arnold. OF Dundee Heights.
Miss Minnie shaurk i 1sitink Ter
sister. Ars. Aim BoeaaHs OF BaIti-
more.
Mr. Nicholas Jensen Ill sgeuG the
winter with his daughter. Mrs. Azh-
land CaBIes. O. Philadelphia, q.
Mr.. Obediah BucMneham. Of FIR
mount. spent til Beeaa nd Ia 1alti-
more ! Lifting relatives ana trends.
Miss Mabel sHipIcy an Hr Will
lam d. Bush, IT. spent Sunday even
ing with Miss Oiaa Il grtson. of
Spring Mills.
Airs. Jesse II era. Il Morgan nun,
and Mias Nellie Gardener. Of Gambler.
spent til first = t-e weea IN lal.l-
more.
The Ladies' Al and I. +. Societies
of Providence Methodist Protestant
Church vii loId an oyster supper in
the hall at Gamher, November =. Is,
and y.
Mrs. Otis Gambler and daughter
Charlotte. after spending a few days
with relatives and friends In BaltI-
more. have returned home.
Mr.. Horace shIp.ey, daughter Mabel
and Y b. Griffee ,ttended the races
at Pimllco Wednesday Of last week
Miss Fradelia IIce. Of Baltimore
spent the wees end with Miss
Martha ZentZ.
Miss Martha Zentz spent the first OF
the week with her cousin. Miss Carrie
Griffee
Mrs. B. Frank Poole spent last
week n Baltimore.