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FOR RENT

so7 Delaware Ave. IA X. q 2 b.
afns ianr.s'~ Ave- ~ < & . 3.
1904 Broome ST., II r a b.
HE Rodney ST.. n & . p.
1928 Market St, IL r b.
1918 W. Thirteenth ST. 10 Il & B. $4,000
Iu3 Wess 81. no X. A b. ........ S5J-Ov
<u3 Rrso.r- -, 10 X b ...s s4'. 90.
90s Van Buren St., 10 r. B.. $4,000
la-l nr ut- Ave- 40 g.. % dt-,n,
1900 Washington ST.. rooms .... $500
1908 W. Sixth St.. z & B....... s25.0o
3i8 r. Fourth ST., ~ 70 a. b.. S-j.OO
23l Concord Ave, r & B.......f .f2l.
S. Il Cor. Eighth and kirkwood SIS. X
Az Washington ST.. 10 r & B.. $4,000
1928 ". Fourth St.. Z & B.. .sls0p
2ns y. flarrison ST. 8 r a r.. 81 Oe
5o3 r. Tenth St.. 2 r & B.......Sts 500
$50 W. Sixth ST.. z rooms s.........Sil. 90
1927 Nandever Ave. 4 a 1900
1910 p. 22nd ST., 8 p & $1,000
$40 Poplar ST. r S14.0O
215 Lombard St.. rooms ........ $500
all p. Second ST.. rooms. ........ $500
f25 s. Hoald St., rooms ..........S 900
90i Chestnut ST., 3 r. & b, store. s35 90
s.6 Orange st., store ...... $50 90
526 S. Harrison St.. r., y & store, $50 90
900 Shallcross Ave. k g. b.. 81 90
APARTMENTS.
3, 4, 5 and rooms and bath.
Wilmington Trust Company
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT..
DUPONT Bld9
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TRANSPORTATION

Leave Fourth Street Wharf. Wilmington,
daily. including sundays at 90 and 10. 30
a. m- 90 and f.i5 p. M. ON Saturdays
and sundays only. $50 p. M.
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf phladel.
phiu. daily including Sundays az 10. 30 a.
M. ] $50. a rs and 100 %. m. ON sundays
aud Mondays only z 30 a m.
FARES Including saturday and Sun.
days Philadelphia excursion. 25c; ono
way, 15c. Chester excursion 15c; ono
way. Zoe.
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FnR RENT.
REMOVAL NOTICE

u YRNE GLASS COMPANY HAS RE.
ID moved from d07 Shpley 10 No. 622
King street. feb-flm.
1NR. RYON IN THE FUTURE WILL
- occupy Offices Nos. 26t-293 DUPONT
Bldg Once hours, Q to IL a. M. and By
appointment. fcb21-lm.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Il on 1ffsN'f~H0rsF- 80. s5J 'BR0OME
L street. 10 rooms. boih and front porch.
apply d. W. Lynch Co.. n. ". Corner
Fourth and Madison SIS. marl6-tf.
nEY GOODS STORE AND DWELLING,
~ Washington Heights section. lmmedi'
ate possession. Good reason for renting
All modern improvements Apply
WIN +. CRAVEN.
d. & Z. $3.50. $500 Jefferson ST.
mar4 limo
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REAL ESTATE For SALE

~ or SALE
II We have few Of those O. story. 9
room houses ON Tainnll and Washington Sts
Eastlakc. porchcs. pantry. an modern i'm
provemcnts. Trolley az the door rermi
very easy FRAZER & co.
marie m.w.ftf.
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BEAUTY PARLORs

---~--~-~.---------~----- --------~--------
ATAhltlRING, MAfSAGiNG AN ID
vi Scalp Treatment. MRS. ANNA REED,
No pe2 Shiploy 81. Phone, 467sA.
mur1i 1yr
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A PARTMEN1 FOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS
"A and bath. Heat light and telephone
service free Possession April T. Inquire
No. 1900 French 81. inari3 cod r.
A PARrMENTs FOR RENT. NO. 1io3
n Gilpin avenue, first floor. FIVE rooms
eath, porch, hot water heat; possession
March 20. Apply II A. Lindsay. No 1901
Madison ST. febi6.eod-tf.
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slTrArI0N WANTED-MALE.
SITUATION WAIVED. FEMALEl

1tf .AN4ED-NOING LADY on DONsln-
w ciai experience. desires position a.
erl Or Office work. ALSO stenographer.
N.t.Ntahie salary. Address Al4. this
or-. iun30.f.
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APARTMENTS

Il on RENr-sTORE AND APARTMENT.
II first floor or second floor apartment
Apply ALABRI APARTMENTS No. s37
lninal street. maril limo.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

------------------.4 49,
Il UENISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE.
II man; heat. bath and phone. No. o05
shpiey SO. fee-d'im.
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HELp MANTED-FEMALE

- ANrFD-WONAN FOR WASHING
w and Ironing. No- 1890 clayton 81
mnriG.1t.
Evening journal., 1914-03-16

,piEs' DEPARTMENT OF THE RELr
~ Drug Store. Seventh and King streets.
Omen daiiv. sa M. 20 6 p. M. Mrs. J.. q.
Davis in attendance. Telephone your wants.
Phone deliveries. lan'-ti'
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NICELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
~ front room for ladies or husband and
wife Use Of telephone. Apply No. s3i
Jafnai ST. feb17.tf
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PUBLIC SALE

u, ne UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
1 public sale. on the farm known a. ths
bcorce Boulder Farm. two miles south OF
Glasgow. ON tho road leading 10 Henderson
Fishing Shore Wednesday. March -. 1914
az O'clock head Of Horses 10 head OF
Cattle. ] brood Sow and farming utensils.
mar9.st. WALTER SHELDON.
ID UBLIC SALE or SOMERSET COUNTY;
Pa Horses. ! win sell at the oxford
Hotel Stables. oxford. Pa. ON Tuesday.
March n. 1914. az o'clock % head or
horses Weighing from 100 10 1900 pounds;
Three pcrcheron Mares in foal 90 registered
Pcrcheron HORSE Elwood Webster For inior'
nation. call az
mari3.i0. w. H. KLAIR's BAZAAR.
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= = On TITIT 0HN VTUnEN "TT''II7
Phone f3ss, MARI I'm.
NJ AY MACK. RROWN MARE. nc
w hands high. Five years old Has only
had two months work and can pace mile
better than 3O Sired by Frank Stoddnrd
damcd hy Content Guaranteed sound in
every way. p q. Mclaughlin. leitcrvile
Hotel, Crum Lynn Pa. mnrif-t1t
rOR SALE PRANK STOOD Ann.
II brown pacing stallion. f6 1.2 hands
high. Guaranteed sound Can pace mile
better than 20. This horse a. e brother
Of Frank Vacuum and sired D, Parker stand
ard bred and registered E. T.. Nc
Laughlin. Loitcrvilie Hotel Crum Lynne.
Pa. mar1t.t2t
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IL or RENT-SECoND FLOOR FRONT
II room. furnished or uniurnished. az no.
PIG vs.. Eighth So mnrI 1.Ilf.
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BOARDERs WANTED
UPHOLSTERING

u URNtruRE REuPHOLsIERED CAR.
II pets altered and laid I.inoleum and
snadr work. Phone for estimate Philip
L. Conway Co., NO 9l6 Shipley street
Phone. foafn. fehis.fm
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PUBLIC SALE
u, OF
SVTA 20 HEAD Oh CATTLE
N-XH MONDAY, MARCH %,
cFtr,-S~ssesso az ! o'clock.
Six moths credit. ....,,.
PETER and EDW IT, MASON
mar II IN mar a8. Ashland. Del.
~ ONSpABLE's s SALE.
u VIII De sold at Stidham son s Aue
tion Store. No. i1I East Fourth street
Wednesday March ] 3, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Enameled Beds Mattresses, Oak Bedroom
Suit Cook Stove. two room stoves, thant'
Rockers. Diningroom Suit in oak; heirig
orator. Bookcase. Mating Rugs, Davenport
Couch. 20 yards Linoeum, Pictures, hcd
ding Of all kinds, Chihoniers and Drossers'
China Cloiet and many other articles.
STlSHAM SON
marriott Auctioneers.
II uBIIC SALE or Personal PROP
erty. The undersigned will sell A.
public sale on Wednesday. March ls l9lA'
nc I O'Clock, =. NJ. near Greenville' ON heh
nett Pike. by Forster kestate. Two horses
1 good driving horse, . cows, 1 fresh Win
calf; I Jersey COW. close springer; l hol
stein COW. good as fresh 1 Jersey helter.
Forty hens, / farm wagon, rubber tire
buggy. good as new I two seated carriage
I roller plow harrow and cultivator. Two
sets stage harness and carriage harness.
moving machine. % incuhators. ] brooderi :
also square piano In good condition and lots
/ Of other articles too numerous 20 mention.
| Terms cash JOHN MAYER.
sTIDHAM 6 son.
mari4.at. Auctoneers.
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n IrEIN IIRNlsHLD NOOM flIH ItI'
~ waite family. Heat
maril-0t COS Vs. FOURTH ST
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ROOMS WANTED.


L. tRNlsHln ROOM WANTED. pRT.
vaie family. near boulevard Address
W7S. Evening journal Onice marf3.3t
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S. r.. cor Filth and Orange streets.
Phone. f3ss MARI. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21
Asbury Park.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
ASBURY PARK, y. j., June 19.--When
the final rush of season visitors began
here yesterday. there was a quickeninG
of activities. Cottagers were busy eStab-
fishing themselves in their summer resi-
dences. while in the hotels proprietors
spent a strenuous day assigning rooms.
The resort has Jagged through mid
June with careless attitude toward So
Cial diversions. but tonight dress frocks
and formal clothes replaced rubber-soled
shoes and fannels and the resort danced
with the first Formally Of the season.
This week saw the completion of plans
foor the chautauaua, though the program
Is not fully determined. Definite answer
cannot yet be made. 1t appears. as to
the coming of Secretary of State William
j. Bryan. should he eventually decide to
go over the circuit again this year. AS
bury Parks chautauaua week, its first,
by the way. is set for the second week
in August.
Washington is represented at the Cole
man House by Miss Margaret Kay. Miss
Gertrude Lutz, A. Coulter Wells, Mrs.
S. W. Widdup and DIR. and Mrs. J. X
F'reiot.
DR.. and Mrs. J. James of Washington
are spending the season at the Pittsburgh
HOUSE.
The Thedford is entertaining Miss
Annie S. Hardness, Miss Cornelia Hark-
ness and Miss Winifred Freiot of Wash
ington.
Mrs. S. b. Gunnison of Washington is
a patron of the Carlisle.
Registered at the Albermarle are Mrs.
A. II Southworth and Mrs. A. L. Silva
Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21
Colvard-Birrningham.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Birmingham an
neunce the marriage of their daughter,
Irma Bellefenille. and Mr.. ]. Bower Col
ward Of Jefferson, n. c.. Rev John Weld
ley officiating. at their home. Wednesday
morning June II The bride was dressed
in a gown of white crepe de chine and
chantiIly lace and carried a shower bou-
Quet of bride roses. Mr.. Coward is a
graduate of the University of North Caro-
lima and since leaving college in 1911, has
served as secretary to Representative r.
L. Doughton. deputy consul general at
Vancouver. B. c.. and is at present post
master OF his native town, Jefferson, n.
c. Mr.. and Mrs. Coward left for north
ern trip and while away will visit the
brides sister. Mrs. John Fitzgerald. in
Cleveland, Ohio. returning to Washington
for few days before leaving for their fu-
ture home in the south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21

DR.. and Mrs. David Jayne Hill and
Miss Catherine Hill left last week for
Paris to pass the summer at the villa
Maleze. Prangins, on the Lake of Geneva
Mrs. 8. c. Neale and her daughter, Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert HOLSTER Chapman
OF this city, who have been in Hamburg,
Will take the cure at Bad Nauhetm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21
Parties.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Berens gave a
graduation dance for their daughter,
Miss Henrietta Berens, last week. and
the fourteen classmates of the latter were
in the receiving line.
Other guests We're: Misses Regina Sui
Ivan. Mary Blake, Florence Schweitzer,
Frances Mccain. Teresa Chaves Pauline
Hoffman. Mary Dalton, Virginia Rueth
Rernadette Meehan. Irene Cole. Helen
Loveess, Sarah Policy, Margaret Pres
ton. Mamie Morrisey. Marie Reagan,
Mamie Schuyler. Florence Jerman.
Marie Milltzer, NJ. Leonard. II. Mel
gerald. NJ. Shrriea, Fay Smithers, Beat
rice Stein. Lottie Brown. X Hillary,
Helen Sheckles. NJ. Cannon. Matte
Sweeney. Mae Kemp, Alma Happ and
Charlotte Brown.
Messrs. Maclaskey. c. Brown, f. Par
malice. L. Cullinan, F.. Schuyler. X Buff
fin. F. Berens. +. Hendricks. + Miller.
B. McCann f. Cox F. Thuee J. Kelley,
F. Jones e, Ardeeser. P. Ardeeser, H.
Dismer. w. Hammett. NJ. Geitingor. w.
Wall, &. Hunt. +. Grenfell. Donohue r..
Dunnigan Herd, T. Callahan, =. Hay
den and earl Ready.
Mr.. and Mrs II. j. Berens. Mr.. and
Mrs. Du Fresno. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Geier,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Berberich. Mr.. and Mrs.
Belt, Mr.. and Mrs. Morisey. Mr.. and
Mrs F. Berens. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Grenfell.
Last Monday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Stewart
and Mr.. and Mrs. Parks farewell party
was given to Miss Georgia O'Neil and
Mr.. Clarence Weisgerber who were
married Wednesday. The guests In
cluded the bridal party and many
friends of the bridal couple. Among
those present were Misses G. ONeill.
a. O'NeiH Annie Neitzey, J. Mctfivern,
Mayme Powell. NJ. Wade, f. Neitzey.
Alice Neitzey. Mrs. Otto Wcisgerber.
Mr.. J. Adams. Mr.. w. Deal. Mr.. and
Mrs f. F. Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs,
J. Parks and daughter,
Mrs. ]. T. Williams gave reception
in honor of Mrs. J. Dawson Williams
at her home in Kensington, Md, last
Wednesday afternoon. from 3 to S. As
sisting the hostess were Mrs. J. s. M.
Bowie. Mrs. Julian B. Waters, Mrs.
Humphrey Cissel. Mrs. Eugene w. Cis-
sci. At the punch bowl were Misses
Dot Tschiffely and Virginia Wilson.
and assisting in the dining room were
Mrs. Walter Perry. Mrs. Wilson Ward.
Misses Mary sradley, Ray Wilson,
Helena Webster. Burnhardt, from Louisi-
ana, and Ora Tschiffely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21
Coming Marriages.

The marriage of Miss Edna Claire
Royer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Scott Roger of this city, to Mr. Carl A.
Mapes, also of this city. will take place
on the afternoon of June 81. at the home
of the bride-elect. The ceremony will
be performed by Rev. Mr.. Gavin OF
Sacred Heart Church. at $50 o'clock. and
Immediately thereafter the bridal couple
will leave for an extended trip through
the middle west spending several weeks
at Gull Lake. Mich. where they have
taken q cottage. The wedding will he
quiet one. only the immediate relatives
and most intimate friends having been
invited Miss Roger has resided in this
city all of her life. is graduate OF
Central High School, and member OF
the Phi Delta Sigma Sorority. Mr.. Mapes
is an attorney i'll the office of the cor
poration counsel graduate of the
George Washington University, receiving
the degree Of LIB. and a member
of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. They will
he at home to their friends after Sep
tember l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21
Weisgerber-O'Ne

quiet but pretty wedding took
place Wednesday at noon at the
Church of st. Ignatius Loyola, BaIti-
more. Md. when Miss Georgiana O'Neill
and Mr.. Clarence Weisgerber of Glib
sonburg, Ohio, were married by the
Rev. Father Ennis, S. J. The bride was
attired in becoming travelling suit
of violet-color basket cloth, with hat
to match. She wore a corsage bouquet
of lilies of the valley Her only at
tendant was her sister Angela, who
wore tan suit and white hat and a
corsage bouquet of pink sweet peas
The best man was Otto Weisgerber
brother of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Weisgerbe- left immediatel after the
ceremony for glastonbury. Ohio which
is to be their future home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21
MSOCTETXN mi
SEZ@sSzIzZ1&ssa
Frech-Wilson.

Miss Marian Wilson and Mr.. Walter
Frech were married Friday afternoon last
ut the residence Of Mr., and Mrs. f. L..
Cleaver. 16l Randolph street, by Rev. F.
p Abbott Mrs. Katherine Grimes and
Miss Bessie Beall attended the bride. and
Mr. Henry Wenz was best man. The
house was decorated in pink and white
roses and carnations. The bride wore a
travelling dress of blue silk more with
Ieehorn hat trimmed with blue. Her
shower bouquet was of white roses aud
lilies of the valley
reception followed before the couple
left for their honeymoon journey to New
York and other points. They VIII he IT
home after July :: AT 161 Randolph street
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21
s-Rogers.

The marriage of Miss Ef1ie Louise
Rogers daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Rogers. and Mr.. Mahlon Parrish
Davis took place Wednesday, June 10.
at the home of the bride. 1902 King
street. Alexandra. Rev W. i. Morton.
rector of Christ +. +. Church, officiat-
ing.
Miss Clara Rogers and Mrs. L s.
Grant Hoover of this city attended tho
bride, Mr.. Windsor We De Maine was
best man. and M. Everett Rogers was
the usher.
Mr. and Mrs Davis. after the wedding
reception. left for a trim to Atlantic
City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21
Brookland.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Feldman and
daughter, Elizabeth, of Baltimore. who
have for the past week been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Tavenner of
Bloomingdale, are now visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Denny Waters of Brookland.
The Brookland Bridge Club was enter
tanned at its last meeting for the sea-
son by Mrs. r. r. Gibbs of 9th street.
The prize winners were Mrs. Arthur
May. Mrs. Weschler and Miss Francene
Marean. The club adjourned until
autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Whiteside and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21
Silver Wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Blum will be at
home to their friends. in honor of their
twenty fifth wedding anniversary,
Tuesday evening, June %, from to 10
o'clock, at 1915 Irving street north
west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21

Mrs. Robert Hinckley and Miss Gladys
Hinckley Of this city have recently ar
rived in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21

Recent arrivals in Paris from this
city include Mrs. Thomas j. Sem, wife
son. Master George Sem; Mrs. James S.
Easby-Smith and Miss Easily Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21

their daughter. Miss Merle Whiteside.
have returned from a pleasant visit with
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Walters of Rich
mond.
Master Philip Coyne of Wilmington,
Del. is the guest of his cousin. Miss
Rowan McHugh.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Remsburg are
home from trip to Baltimore. Philadel-
phia and Adamstown. Nd. Miss Laura
Remsburg accompanied them TO .halti-
more.
Miss Rebecca Woodward and Miss
Mary Eastlack were the Brookland grad
yates from the Normal School at the
commencement Wednesday. Miss Wood
ward is vice president of her class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21
Catherine Burdett. of this city are in
Paris

Mr.. Z. F. Browning and Mrs. and Miss
Browning of this city are making an
automobile tour in France.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-11-27
An Entertainment Worth While.

At the opera house next Friday night
Charles Riley MoCalley, Impersonator
and reader. will give a. entertainment
under the auspices Of the Gem Of the
Mountain club. Besides imepersoDa-
kIonA, violin solos aud limitations, Mr
McCaIley gives a number Of selections
from james Whitcomb Riley, the Hoos-
Ter poet. OF bis entertainment the
Times Of Heppner, Oregon. says
''The entertainment given at the OPP
era house last Saturday evening By
Chas. Riley Mccallsy, for the benefit Of
the high school. was attended by iaTEe
and appFeciasive audience. Every one
Of Mr.. McCalleys violin numbers waa
recsived with deserved applause and
hIs interpretations Of WhItcomb III.
ley's writings were beyond the sxpec-
tatlon Of any one. Lovers Of this pop
ular poet should not miss hearing him. =
The general price o. admission viii
BE- 20 cents for adults and 20 Tor CHILD
rem. The proceeds will BE- ussd BY tbs
club towards installing 9 public drink.
ing fountain It some on Main street
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-11-27
Modern Drug Company
A Delightful Concert

The concert given by Miss Lille
Ship ut the opera house last We'd
nesday evening was indeed q rare
treat, and q delightful surprise to
those who were present. Seldom has
such an artist ever been heard In this
city. Her voice, a rich, pure drama
tic soprano, full of warmth and sym-
patty, under beautiful control trill-
Ing like bird and soaring with ease
up to high Il, with evenness through
out the register-thls combined with
charming personality and childish
grace and simplicity, void OF all af=
fectation, won for her the heart of
every listener. At the close OF the
program the audience was loath 10
leave, and the young lady showed no
signs Of fatigue after the heavy opera
selections.
Miss Ship was under the greatest
masters In Europe, who predicted for
her q fret place among the singers Of
today, when she was forced 10 return
home because Of the war. She hRt
been visiting relatives In this part Ol
/ the country, and recuperaLing from
her strenuous trip through the wal
zone. She went TO KemInerer thii
morning to sing Of the banquet TO bt
given there tonight by the LincOlg
/ County Wonlgrowers' association
| Her numbers Wednesday evening
were intefspersed with selections b.
| II e'Ier'a orchestra, and much prais'
| II due the young artists for the cred
liable mAauer I'm which their select
ions were rendered.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-11-27
Frank Rich Company
In Musical Comedies

The Frank Rich company opens .
three nights engagement a. the
Montpelier theatre next Monday, Ia
up.to-date musical comedies. This
clever company of eighteen people y
the only organization Of its kind
playing late musical comedy success
es, carrying ell their own scenery
and showing at popular prices--so
and so cents. OF the present comp
any the Pocatello Tribune Of Toes
day has the following TO say: 'sThe
return of the Frank Rich company
last night at the Princess thaatre
was greeted by q capacity house, and
the general verdict Of the audience
was that this company 10 the very
best of the many Of the Rich compa-
MES that have appeared In Pocatello.
For the opening bill the company Sc
lected THE RollleklnE Girl and the
show went with q snap and vim.
The cast this year includes George
Burton aud Cash Knight ~ the prin-
clpaI comedians. and Messrs. Con-
fer and Jacqnet, aud the Misses Fields
Gardiner, Gregory and Schuler. The
Sunshine Girls are very pretty and
can both sling and dance, and the
musical numbers were D big feature
OF last nights show. The company
will play here the entire week with q
change OF play. nightly and on Thanks
giving viii give speeIal matinee.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-11-27

Mrs. w. e. Warner arrived from
Cheyenne Wednesday for a visit of
several weeks with her sisters, Mes
danes Chas. ID. Cheney and Effie
Williams, ID. G.
Lost, last Saturday between Nose
Lewis and Brig Bowen's stores, a
mink collar piece. Finder will be re-
warded by leaving at this office.
F. H. Dalton aud Glen Tout have
both undergone delicate operations
at the Montpelier hospital during
me past week and both are reported
as getting along nicely.
Get our prices on quilts and blank
cts. We have a large assortment
and can save you money at the Vim
cent Furniture Co.
Jas. Smeath returned Wednesday
from Logan. He informs US that bis
mother, who underwent delicate
operation in the Bulge hospital there
last Saturday, was getting along very
nicely.
Under Chicago catalog prices on
many things at Nelson's iewelry
store. Save trouble and money by
trading there.
Elmo Haggerty and family were
in Montpelier last Sunday, en- route
to Alton, where they will reside IL
the future, Mr.. Haggerty having pnr
chased the d. G. Oakley saloon~ir
the latter place.
New patterns just arrived in rock
er, tables, dressers, brass beds, etc.
at lowest prices. See the display q
the Vincent Furniture Co.
Joe Rich will dispose Of his auto
mobile tomorrow afternoon at 2:3
o'clock in front of Dingboorn's ga
rage. Bishop Hoff, g. @. Gray AM
E. M. Stewart will superintend tn
disposition of the car.
Il Pick your Christmas piano at Me
sens music and jewelry store. w
can positively save you 500 an
guarantee perfect satisfaction.