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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-14
News of Persons
Who Come and Go

George Tiley and daughter. Dor
othy. of WiiiamStown. are spending
the Weekend with M. and Mrs. j. c.
ReIgie, 1446 Market street.
A. c, Turner, of Boston. Mass. is
spending the weekend with Mrs. En-.
ma NJ. Turner. 220S North Fifth
street.
Dr.. j. Mccarthy. of Westfeld.
Mass. is spending the weekend with
former claSsmate, D.. X. j. Reigle.
1446 Market street.
Mys William Gerdes. 21s RELY
street, and daughter, Miss Anna
GeEaes, are visiting the formers
daughter, Mrs. l.. l.. Bowman. at Jack.
sonvllle, Fla. They will also visit St,
Petersburg and other points South.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter P. Mcguire. :
South Front street, have gone to Prince.
ton. where they attended the Yale.
Princeton game to-day.
Mss Susanna Fleming. Ill State
street, let; Yesterday for Princeton
Wnere she attended the Prom last night
and witnessed the Yale-Princeton foot
ball game to-day. From Princeton she
viii 90 TO Lawreneeville, \. j, to spend
the winter rs the c1eS. : of her rela
tive>, Mr., and Mrs. William Robin.
son.
Mr. and Mrs VI. Orville Hickok Sd.
201 North trout street. with their SON
William Q. Hickok, ith and Henry
Clrsted left Yesterday for Philadelphia
and attended the Yale-Princeton game
to-day.
Robert Gait Goldsaorough. of Front
and Forster streets. left yesterday to
Join his wife who has been spending the
past week ia New York Citv and both
witnessed the Yale-P Princeton game to.
day al Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace q. Durbin. of
New hensington, have been guests for
tue past few DAYS of Mrs. James Dur.
bin. l11 North Sixth street.
Miss Anne Fissell. SIS North Sixth
street, left to-day 10, attend the Yale.
Princeton football game at Princeton.
Mrs. James Pennell, 1926 North
Sixth street, ent Thursday in Tyrone.
The Rev. Harry \. Bickel. of Potts.
vile, spent yesterday at the home of
his brother, c. NJ. Biekel, 1909 North
Sixth street.
Mrs Sue Meredith and son. P. +.
Meredith. 1906 North Sixth street, have
returned home from visit to Three
Springs.
Mrs Anna A. Womer. of York
Springs, Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
c. B. Haulman, 72 North Fourteenth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Sauter, 12S
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SOCIAL and Personal
MISS WALTERS HOSTESS
Gave a Charming Dance in Winterdale
Last Evening. Attended by
Many Guests

Mss LieanoE Walter gave a dance a.
W UterCaIe last evening. LoeseT's or
vac>tra niaTe' for the dancing. The
guests included.
Miss largi Tuns Miss Florence
Fea>>. Miss Vera Van Horn. Miss
ES,Rt- >m;th Miss Sara Weitzei. Miss
Marie Sucker. Miss Frances Corbstt.
Miss Marie Melville. Miss Dorothy
Schmidt. Miss Louise Fisher. Mss
Charlotte keiStor. Miss Ferol Stevens.
Miss Margaret Bacon. Miss Mary
Noble. Mis-, Katherine McrloSkev. Mrs.
Mary Miles. MISS louise Grocer. Miss
.-s'rs- HUFFMAN. Miss Katherine Naush-
,Uu. Miss Elizabeth Kline. Miss Ma
bel WO.berr. Miss C.audinc Melville.
Mss Edith Ir5uP, Miss Anna Bacon.
Ail GLADYS Sieher. Miss Emmelinc
ssgseus. N.s, Alice lie Compile. Miss
Liaiau Fisher. Miss Nen Sweeney. Mss
-ii1l5e,h Dohoney, Miss Fannie I. ~.
=. Ralph NulV, I RacLman. William
Aarss. John kiiueiinc. {. \. Delone.
:. Il. N.ssiey, Roger Stewart. Or. Gil
ugrt L. Daily. Thomas ". Cahil. T..
q. H. Herman. Join Mcguire. Joan NJ.
f'et,he-. Preston Crowelt, John . Con
nell. Gorge Coleman. c. W. HaneS. Eu-
gene De.onc. Paul +. Cation, e. r. Wind
sor. y. J. Eyler. II H. Lent. ". 7.
CorSh. &. L. Miller. Edward Moore. Lee
LaIoensJejn. Richard Heagy. T. B. Har-
-. Harry Shr5iner. !. J. Daley. Ralph
Tom!inson. Charles Barnitz. Mrs.
Charles Walters, M. and Ms. Neal
Mccarthy. Mr.. and Mrs. C. \. Linblad.
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FIND 4 DEATH-PRO0F BOY
Tries SIX Thousand Volts and Twenty
foot Fail on Head

York. Pa. Nov 14.-Six thousand
volts OF electricity and a plunge of 20
feet headforemost uron an iron rail
Vould not XIII l4.vear-old Edward
Krout, OF Spring Grove. though either
would have been thought enough to do
it. The boy 5 companions thought 50
and, in fact. had already bundled what
they regarded as the lifeless body of
their ehum upon a small express wag-
on to haul it to his home, when the
corpse came 20 life
The boy was seated on the overhead
Western Maryland railroad bridge, near
the borough, when one Of his legs,
dangling over the edge, came in con.
tact with the highly charged trolle-
wire beneath. Immediately ne was
hurled 10 the trolley track, 90 feet
below, striking violently on his head.
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entertained FOR niece
Mi. and Mrs. Aaronson Give Dance for
Miss Lillian Marks, of New
York

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aaronson en-
tertained at their home. 257 Forster
street, last evening in compliment TO
their niece, Miss Lillian Marks. of
Brooklyn, y Y. Music and dancing
We're enjoyed after which supper was
served.
The guests included Miss Helen
Maeyer, Miss Eta Gardner, Miss Mary
Cooper, the Misses Shulman, Miss Tilhe
Basch, Miss rilhe Freedman. Miss Anna
Garonzik. Miss Bertha Foreman. Ms,
Jeanette AavOnson, Dr.. Il. Bronde. Mae
Cooper. lTvln Rubin. Joseph Claster.
Walter Stern, Harry Faller. OF Ph,la,
deiphia. ana Mr., and Mrs. Charles
AarOUson.
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KINGS SERVANTS MEET
Interesting Program Presented by the
Members

A meeting of the Servants of theKiug
of Market Square Presbyterian church
was held last evening Miss Helen
Strayer had charge OF the Mission.
aries Life. that OF William Taylor
and was assisted by Miss Lillian
Speakman, Miss Dorothy Steele. Mis-.
katherine Aliinger. Miss Dorothy Az.
mold, and Miss Sarah Nunemasler
Henry Van Dykes Lost Word was
told in an interesting way by Miss
katherine Fahnestock. Miss Belle
Middaugh sang. \ bazar will be held
on Friday, November 20, at a store
room at the Masonic Temple.
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PARTY FOR MRS. ]. c. KIRBY
Was Given Delightful Surprise by
Her Many Friends at
Her Home

\ delightful surprise party was Civ
en- IN honor of Mrs. James 6. Kirbv.
553 South Second street. Steelton. la st
evening. The guests spent a pleasant
evening during which Mrs. Kirby was
presented with a beautiful bouquet of
roses. AT a late hour refreshments were
served to the following guests:
Mrs. Att!cks. Mrs. Baker. of Harris.
burg; Miss Audrey Levanture. OF Obsr.
lin; Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. ". Weisenfori.
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. 7. J. kirby. Miss
Elizabeth Kirby, Master James kirby.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G, Kirby, of Steelton:
Mrs. George Ruder, Mrs. Laura Ruder.
Mrs. Gutshawl and Mrs. Tugit.
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ART CLUB Held A Meeting
Members Met at the Home of Mrs
Andrew Patterson Yesterday
Afternoon

Members of the Art Club met yester.
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. An.
drew Patterson, 14ss North Front
street. This year the members will
study American history, and at the
meeting yesterday the work for the
winter was outlined
The list of members includes Mrs.
John II Eager, Jr., Mrs. William l.,
kellar, Mrs Fred Sieher, Miss Martha
Snavelv, Mrs. Arthur A. Herr. Mrs.
Walter F.. Dietrich, Mrs. Al. X. Thomas
Mrs. Charles b, Eager, Jr.. Mrs. Arthur
II. Hull and Ms. Patterson.
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GIFTS FOR BRiDE-ELECT
Kitchen Shower Given for Miss Kath.
crime Weaver

Miss RoWane DTaW1augh gave q
AI,cnen shower al her home. 1918
North street. las evening in honor OF
Miss Katherine Weaver. whose marri
age TO Paul FGrman Will be an event
ot the near future. The bride-eleet was
tue recipient of many pretty gifts and
the guests spent a pleasant evening
with muse ami oames Refreshments
were serveu 20 the following:
Miss Katherine Weaver. Mss Kath.
erine Since. Miss Ethel Davies. Ross
Atkinson. Dennis Cocklin. c. G. Har-
man. Paul Furman, Mr.. and Mrs
George +. Fairall and Miss Drawoaugh.
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MISS MCLlNTOCK HOSTESS
Entertained at Chafng Dish Part,
in Honor of Her Guest

Miss Anna McClintoek entertained
at her home, 100 Boas street, last even
ing in compliment to Miss Zula Reede
of Carlisle.
The rooms were prottily decorated
and the guests spent Il pleasant even.
ing with music and games after which
a chaing dish supper was served.
The guests included Misses Mary
Lichtenberger, Minnie Van Camp. Ida
Burkey, Zula Reede, Edith Van Camp
Catherine Van Camp, Anna McCintock
Messrs. James NcChntock, Glenn Todd
of Carlisle: DR., Lyman, George White,
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Locust street, have returned home from
week s visit With the latters parents
at Lancaster
Mrs. w. Il. Chandler, 510 Reilly
street, spent Thursday in Tyrone.
Mrs. J. X. Gerringer, of Buffalo, aft
or visit with her daughter, Mrs. Will
fliam Gosh, 1872 Locust street, left to-day
for visit to Elmira en- route to her
home.
Jerome Hamilton. 346 Hummel
street, witnessed the alePrineeton
football game at Princeton to-day.
Miss Alice Parthemore, 22t Wood
bine street, is attending house party
at State College.
Miss Virginia Sample and Miss
Belle Sample have returned to their
home, 1896 Green street, after year
spent in Colorado.
Mrs. NJ. j. Muleahy, 1854 Ellerslie
street. has returned home from Phila.
delphia.
Miss Lillian Silverman has returned
to her home in Altoona, after spending
several weeks with Miss Tilhe Freed
man. EOS Harris street.
Miss Anna Bacon, 216 North street,
is in Princeton, y. j., attending the
Yale Princeton football game, On her
way home Miss Bacon will spend sev.
eral days in Philadelphia.
Miss Sabra Clark. of Dauphin, has
returned home after brief stay with
Miss Mary Elizabeth Middleton, 1924
State street,
Miss Jane Stouher. of Lancaster,
has returned after visit with her
sister, Mrs, Robert c. Mddaugh, of
Camp Hill.
John w. Nunemaker, 3S2 IL Cres-
cent street, has returned from a gun
ming trip to Lawrenceville, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred W. Fletcher,
2S44 Derry street, has returned from
Lawreneeville.
Miss Sarah Ellen Cummings, of
Crescent street, will return on Sunday
from Hot Springs, y. c., where she
spent the year,
Miss Bertha Haversuck, of Millers.
burg, has returned home after spending
week in this city attending the
Dauphin County Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Meredith and
| three daughters, l406 North Sixth
| street, have returned from several
days visit to Three Springs, Hunting
don county.
Mrs. Frank Milligan and son, Frank
| Ahlligan, ,lr., of Newport, spent yes
terday with MIR. and Mrs John Sheats,
of Camp Hill.
Miss Marian DrawbNlgh. 1878
North street, left to-day for State Col
lege where she will be the guest of her
! brother, J. Wilbur Drawbaugh. and
will be guest at a fraternity house
! party.
Miss Blanche Garverich 627 Dau-
I phin street, is the guest of her grand
parents at Lucknow.
Paul Butler, of Gary. Ind. is the
! guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. c. Taggart.
/ where he will spend some time with
I. relatives.
Miss Lillian Marks mas gone to her
! home in Brooklyn. \. Y, after spend
ing some time with her aunt, Mrs.
! Charles Aronson, 257 Forster street.
George Sechrist and son, Harry Sc
christ. of Fourteenth and Swatara
/ streets, are spending several days with
relatives in Perry county.
Mrs. Albert Beatty and Mrs. Walter
/ Cook. of Altoona, are guests of Mrs.
David Barringer, 1S40 Derry street,
en- route to Chambersburg and Hagers-
/ town.
Mrs. Frank Dunkie, of New York
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Garverich. at the Country
/ Club Lane
Miss Margaret Ramsey Boas, ia
Walnut street, has gone TO State Col
lege 10 attend house party. Miss
Elizabeth Heitmiller. classmate at
Bristol school, Washington, D. c., ac,
companied her.
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RUPTURE
tscd and Approved by L. :.
Goyernment-Now Here

W. z. SEELEY. the noted expert. $
returning 10 Harrisburg ana VIII be az
the Commonwealth Hotel, Tuesday and
"Wednesday, November Il and IS, thor
oughly equipped and prepared 10 deal
with the most dificult cases
His SpeTmstic Shield Truss used and
approved BY the L. $. Government and
the Gar OF Russia. will retain any rlp-
ture, afording immediate relief. and
frequently closes the opening in a short
time. WONDERFUL RESULTS WITH
OUT SURGERY Or HARMFUL INJEC-
TIONS. Clean and durable: no irritat-
ing leg straps or binding of hips.
Examination and advice Free Pa
tients treated on former visits invited
70 call for attention without charge.
Home Office. 1922 Walnut ST. Philadel-
phia. Pa. Cut and keep for reference.
adv.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-14
Women in Business Life

The Following figures from the de-.
partment of labor show how women
are represented in the business life of
the United States: Stenographers,
23S,077; teachers and professors,
327,635; physicians and surgeons, -
800; clergy, 1895; architects, design
ers and craftsmen, 1887; lawyers, :.
O10; agricultural pursuits, 770,055;
various professions, 429,497; various
trades, 4S1, ,159.
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Dance for the Debutantes

Mrs. Frank Payne is entertaining a.
the Country Climb al a dance this even
ing complimentary 10 Miss Dora Wick
ershsm Coe and Miss Louise Carney.
two attractive buds. The deeora-
tion in the bali room will be OF green
and white. One hundred and iftv
guests will attend.
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African Ostrich Farm Open

The African Ostrich Farm at Pax
tang is now admitting visitors. The
buildings and enclosure were complet.
ed several weeks ago and twenty full
grown ostrichs have been placed on
exhibition. A number of people visited
the farm during the past week and
were very well pleased with the ex-
hibit The ostrichs are said to be
among the finest shown anywhere
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-14
LADIES' AID SOCIETY NET
Were Entertained at the Home of Mrs
D. Cooper

The Hebrew Ladies Aid Society was
entertained az the home OF Mrs. d.
Cooper. ASS Cumberland street, vester,
day afternoon. The following members
were present.
Mrs. E. Goldstein. Mrs. NJ. Gross,
Mrs. Kay. Mrs. Neaner, Mrs. l.. Cohan,
Mrs. A. Garonzik. Mrs. Sehampan. Mrs
Herout, Mrs. D. Garonzik. Mrs. Marcus
Ms. }. Aronson, Mrs. D. Cohan. Mrs
\. Isaaeman. Mrs. NJ. Brenner. Mrs. A.
Conan and Mrs D. Cooper.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-14
Panama-Pacific Midway

The midway at the Panama-Pacifc
exposition is to be called Gel Cami-
no. The word is Spanish for high
way. Its use for the exposition street
set aside for concessions is intended to
recall Gel Canine Real, the king IS
highway, built by the Spaniards the
length Of the State, with a mission
marking the end of each days jour
nev.
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oblcnder-withers Wedding

Marietta Nov. 14.-Miss Hazel
Withers Was married TO-DAY to Howard
Oblender. of Lancaster, at the parson-
age of Grace Lutheran church bv the
pastor, the Rev. D. Haupt, the ring
ceremony being used They we're IN
attended and reception followed a..
the home o. the bride.
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Ideal Feminine Form

The Medicean Venus is five feet Ave
inches in height, and this is held by
many sculptors and artists to be the
most admirable feminine stature. For
a woman of five feet five inches 1873
pounds is the proper weight, and if she
be well formed she can stand another
ten pounds without greatly showing it.
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Mrs. George B. Kunkel to Entertain

Mrs. George B. Kunkel viii give a
tea and dance at the Country Club
Saturday. November IS. complimentary
to Miss Mary Meyers, daughter of Y :.
and Mrs. William X. Meyers, who will
be formally introduced at a tea and
dinner dance at the home of her par
ents, 2lS North Front street. Friday.
November %.
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Home From European Trip

{. r. Denim, of Philadelphia. who
has just returned from two months
business trip TO Germany and Holland,
is spending the weekend as the guest
of Norman Licbteubcrger, 1910 North
Sixth street.
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Van Riper-H -Hursh Weddinp

Announcement is made of the mar.
mage Of Miss Edna Hursh, of Fresno.
Cal, aud Philip c.. Van Ripper, 41e
South Cameron street, clerk in the
L. ). army, stationed at Fresno. The
wedding took place October 81 at
Fresno
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( Mountain COIIicry
summit branch Collier,
At the PhotopIay

Although Franz rates his ability as
a composer very highly, his wife, Anna,
is the real source of his inspiration.
A song suggested by Anna brings
hastens to his publisher, with whom
the song finds instant favor. ADV.
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Rutt- Stoltzfus

Beartow1. Nov. 14.-Miss Rebeeca
;. Stoltzfus, of this place, was married
yesterday to John j. Rutt. of near Ian
caster. by the Rev. J. II. Highly, pastor
of Olivet Baptist church, at the home
OF the bride. They were unattended.
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Announce Birth of Daughter

Mr.. ami Mrs. L. f. Stewart. eSSS
Logan street. announce the birth OF a
daughter, Dorothy Leone. Wednesday,
November II, Mrs. Stewart was Miss
Marie Leone Baker prior to her mar,
riage.
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Visiting Friends in York

Paul Z. Doutrich, Of Middletown
spent last night at York visiting
friends.
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Returned From Months Visit

Mrs. Alvin l. Miller / South Third
street. has returned from a month 5 Wis
il in Philadelphia and New York. Mrs.
Miller has as her guest her sister, Miss
NJ. Ellen Hays. of Shippensburg.
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LYkENs VALLEY COAL SHIPMENT

The shipment of coal over the sum
NIT Branch Railroad for the week end
ing November I, 1914, together with A
comparison with the corresponding
week last year, was as follows:
short Maintain EoIIicrv
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Announce Birth Of a Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Lesley MeCreath. of
the Riverside apartments. announce the
birth OF son, Friday, November Is.
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Fur laced drop skirts are attractive
ietail in the latest models, This cos
mnle Is Of black velvet. 1t he's vest
,o.,ar aed dror skirt facing of dyed
:Se.it. The ages are bound with
satin. as .re The turbaned edges
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07
Appetite Routs Grief of
Billy,Pet of White House

the places where "Nicky Hen" and he
used to run and play a dozen times
dny and has moaned and made little
cries when constantly disappointed IN
his search Of the wanderer. Time and
again he has dashed off on sudden
inspiration to some place around the
White House grounds where 'Nicky
Ben" hid bones and enjoyed siestas.
but each time he has come back with
head hung low and despair IN every
action. He consistently refused TO eat
anything
Today when dinner was all ready nj
the White House his mistress had
little platter made ready for Billy"
md though II was tempting. she was
none too sure that he could be induced
10 eat II.
Billy looked II over appraisinsiy for
some time walked out 10 the road
rate, and looked up and down slowly,
and then walked in dignified measure
hack 10 the platter Grief Ia one
thing and frightfJl appetite II some.
thing additional II was a loHely din.
uer, but Billy ate u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07
WILSON POOR ELDER
Presbyterian Pastor Decries Presi.
dents Attendance at Theatsrs; Raps
Daniels and Edison.

Raleigh, N. G., Dec. 7.-"President
Wilson II great man, hut | deeply
deprecate his frequent attendance at
the phyhouses," DR. McNbite, pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church, said
TO his congregation.
THE president IL better president
than he Is Presbyterian elder, the
clergyman continued, albeit, Suppose
II requires more grace to be COOL
elder than president
OF Secretary Daniels. whose wife
belongs to his congregation. the minis.
Ter said
Il drplOre the disregard Of the Sab
bath by Secretary Daniels IN testing
submarines on Sunday when there IL
no thought OF war"
He referred to Daniels visit L.
Thomas A. Edison and their trip In
he boat He called Edison n Goddess
man
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where Bobby Coon was and he could
Mt understand why they didn't get
him. Now that he could no longer
smell Bobby he was fast losing inter
est There was no excitement waiting
around the foot OF tree. Presently
he began TO sniff around TO wee what
other tracks he could find. No one
noticed him. He kept going farther
and farther. Ha what was thAtl He
shifted and shifted again. II was the
tracks OF Reddy Fox Bow, WOW,
WOW, ow, ow, 0w. WOW J" roared Bow
Ser and was off with his nose TO the
ground. In great excitement the other
dog Joined him and they made the
Green Forest ring with their voices.
"ThereW exclaimed one Of the hunt
ers, that coon has stolen down while
we have been disputing and has got
away. Come on We want TO be
somewhere near when those dogs tree
him agalnr
One Of them grabbed up his terri
BILE gun, others caught up the lanterns,
TOT IL was night you know, and away
they hurried after the dogs. Last Of
all was Farmer Browns boy and
he was chuckling TO himself What att
Why at the thought OF how those 9th,
or hunters were going TO be fooled.
He understood Just what | hoped he
would do. He has done Bohhy Coon a
mighty good turn, though he doesn't I
know It. l hope that Coon will know
enough to get nway from here before
these fellows find out that It IL Fox
they are chasing This IL his chance
II he only knows enough to take IT,"
and Bobby Coon did BY the time
the Hunters returned tired and very
much put out, he was far away and
safe.
Next story Mrs Grouse Tells
Her Troubles"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07

Washington Dec. T. - Billy, the
beautiful collie at the White House,
sat ny and took a bite today for the
first time In more than week, and
his mistress Miss Helen Woodrow
Jones, the presidents favorite niece,
cried over him little bit and was
much relieved For BILLY" has been
too lonely to eat since the disappear.
ance OF "Nichy Ben" Scotch collie
playmate, who wandered away when
out walking with Mrs. McAdoo, wife
Of the secretary Of the treasury and
daughter of the president
When "Nicky Ben" who seemed
from his early puppyhccd destined to
a life ~ adventure. went away with
Mrs. McAdOO on the day OF his disap
pearance Billy" saw him and made
an effort TO 20, too. He was kept al
home, though, and since then has
made practice Of running M 10 Mrs
McAdoo whenever she appears and
looking IN at her with \ look Of min
gled questioning and Indignation
Billy has walked about slowly 10 a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07
Ker'S to DiSburSe Gold to EMPLOYEES

No doubt the people of Oklahoma will re-
call that last Christmas the Kerr Dry Goods
Company diSbursed 81, 200 in gold as bonuses
among its employees as an appreciation of
their faithful services throughout the year, but
more especially during the Christmas season.
On Saturday Mr.. Kerr announced that this
policy of rewarding the employees of the Kerr
Dry Goods Company will be repeated this
year
The sum to be diSburSed Christmas 1914
will be larger than that of last year, or approx