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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-30
FARM LANDS

VI fANm LANDS
12e ACRES FINE FRt'fT AND ALFALFA
land. Eso Delicious trees. lee Wlneraps
loo InnathAhH. ice BosuAn Beauty. 80
peaches. see sfrae berry plants This is
einse-in property. tRo miles from town.
Mthin radius 81 " miles there are SOC
acres % orchard from I % years old /,
80 finer orchards In world some 81
these orchards have sold for 5000 %
per acre Alfalfa yields about = tons
per acre Pine spiii no AKIN or froei
plenty Of fine water close % good mar.
ket for all you raise. Turkeys and
chickens thrive IN this district This
tract % land I. under ditch. and can -
irrigated by wells This is located IN
tho Sheet water district. water IL OBJ
talned At shallow depth. which t. In
eshausfihie. which IL proven by hun.
drcds ~ wells that are In operation n
you have desert claim right here Il
a chance To make y clean up on this
fine tract Of land Good ciosa-in prop.
srty siways brings good prices Cir
uumstances cause this entire $40 acres
20 be offered a. $3.50. must be all cash
Please don't answer without you have
desert claim right and tho cash I
will take you over 10 see this land. In
not just as represented. your expenses
will be paid For full Information ad-
dress r, o. Box 7Sb. Seattle.
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EXCHANGES
EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE
unlneumhered ~ acre tract. very
choice az to soil. small cottage. young
orchard: good car service. Price
THE CowLEY INVESTMENT co.
2ia \. Y. Blk.
EQUITY IN BEAUTIFUL
HOME
For acreage. This home has every mod
ern convenience. and can be paid for
on very reasonable terms We can pay
some cash on n good place. Not over
acres, north Of city. Main sb54, tis
n. Y. Blk.
wANTEp-To EXCHANGE HIGHLY
improved income real estate FOR =
passenger automobile isi3 or 1914
model; must be In first class condition
Phone owner, kenwood iss
WILL EXCHANGE 20 ACRES. VALUE
$500. or 90 acres. value 50. ace. for lots
OF house In the city.
HOLMES q HIRING
$50 Empire BIDS. sis second Az
FOR EXCHANGE
40 lots. free and clear. y cleared: very
rich soil: right in Port orchard. the
county seat; only one hour from Seat
tie: grand view, small house; value
$4,000. WIN exchange for Seattle prop
erty, free and clear. You need submit
only Al proposition.
AAsEN & SEXTON COMPANY
isio First Az. Elliott S2t7
FREE AND CLEAR LAND
For seattle property. and assume. tee
or consider vacant lots and assume
some.
MULLIN BROS LAND co.
Main 1871 soS-s Northern Rank Bids.
WILL EXCHANGE iiSxi20-Foor COR
ner. near city limits: splendid Sound
view. value $500. for vacant lot or
equity In modern home. Also have
Sexiaa feet. same neighhorhood. value
siOOO We also have new bungalow on
aOxia2-foot lot value $3.50.
HOLMES a HIRING
sSS EwglSs HlSs ~ Ss>sSee SSss
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOCAL MONEY
Available without delay Tor
city and farm loan.
WEST & WHEELER
800 colmnn bldg
5lseo, Sc. 7qe
Money on improved city property. We
cALHoSt%' DENNY q EWING
Alaska pidc
CIrY AND COUNTRY LOANS
On improved or vacant property. any
amount $50 TO $500; long or short
time. easy payments no 'tciav Sturte-
want y Co 80 postor Block
VIRTUE
Loans Money
refore huyinr or building. see
GEO a vipwt'r GO Roston pik
MONEY TO LOAN on IMPROVED or
unimproved property, A. X. wylde. 4t2
New York Block Elliott hO0T
REAL ESTATE LOANS. NORTHERN
Bond and MortReEo Co. 1909 Fourth
av.. between Pike and Union
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INVESTMENTS

- 20 80, fully secured. for sale ny Jos.
" Thomas CO. Inc ieS Cherry 81
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sTAATSBURG. N. Y, April 40
William Vincent Aston. son OF the
late Col. John Jacob Aston. and Miss
Helen Dinsmore Huntington. daugh.
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THE BRIDE
HELEN DlNSMOHE HUNT
INGTON--
Hoiress OF the DinHmore estate.
She WAS Fl on April Q.
Tall. slender. blue eyes. bronze
gold hair.
Likes outdoor sports better
than society.
Her father IN Robert Palmer
Huntington. the iceboat
champion OF New York.
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PERSONALS

ZZ PERSONALS
MADAM roRSOn ptHkNoLooinr
and eiairNeyantI reliable advice On all
important affair. Of life. past. present
and future Can he consulted daily at
eos Pine -
ufr MANNED hest MATRIMONIAL
paper published. mailed free The Cor
respondent, Toledo, Ohio
FtSn LOOKING AND toNEsoar
Ysunf man. 90. wants - hear from
nice looking working Elri whn would
like 20 set married r-ass star
Mis- Nkhnt. pEf
swedish massage aad vaper bath. iady
and s~niiemsn attendant Phone ~
lott ssti sos cfrrY nias
LADIES AND nESrLENGN. MANicun-
inH facial massage ana scalp treat.
msnt Paris sfaaaats. room sos. ites
rhird az,
WOULD rot MANY W EufTwp'
Jein seattie's Reliable Friendship ciue
Ada = Evana al unien 81. AT n
LKbfks = cLAfHvoYANr RKApiSda
tsegA Terry ax. daily except Monday.
"Wednesday. FRIDAY sysainEs
MIfwffr Mia ANNA wit.irfkHKN
1918 isth AZ y " rhene neiiara 1851
NFr AsNfls MAI NIf .slHst FoNs
finsm~nt her@ fsssenssis sees nerss
Fhrrs tiiief, tstfst
sokr LAKE nAfHE ide t.fni.HTy ntp
wRiSKLEs nEMovEn. bEronNEp
noses corrected seTe Arcade mos.
Main af,s
WEIGHT REnrcfSo BODY nUti.p-
Ing. bexins. massage Austin Hait
Gym 1919 First ay
scfESTfFic MANeAuE Foh LADIES
and Enn'ismsn. Anna nufsefs. ttse
Eighth az. Apt ses riiieti rtif.J.
MISS lEwKffs--M ASfcrNiSd NV
Third offie~ I.
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NfnnAronf MAAskGEa 1851 SECOND
Az Rrs les itsurs 20 >
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80 rnian
pn witirYonDs BLOOD MEDICINE
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SWEDISH MAssAoN isis1 arcoSp
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orr ACQUAINTED aocfETr NAMES
snd addresses, fes pina 81. tsfie. Tree
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ron sALE-iois ACRES OF LAND MID.
way between Burlington and Sedro-
Wooliey. SkaEit county, Wash. gravel
road. milk route: X. r. ID. and tele-
phone, all cleared: good house and
barn; fruit. good bottom land; good
water. Must be sold 20 settle up an
estate. si.sb0.oo. half cash, terms on
balance per cent off for cash. Ad-
dress E. n. Lafayette. Burlington.
wash.
-FOUR LARGE TRACTS OF VALLEY
land. house, barn. chicken house and
some chickens. ? cows and 2 hsifrrs all
Tor ti.a00; small cash payment, balance
$40 month, Take Seattle Tacoma In
terurhan 10 Algona. call for n NJ.
chaVia
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20 ACRES $500

Level as floor. on the corner Of two
main county roads. adjoining n fine i'm.
proved farm, fenced with wire and
boards; a beautiful hedge Of trees all
along the road; nice grove OF trees left
on the corner for building spot balance
la cleared and ready to farm. two miles
from town. only soc fare from Seattle
rs times daily. Price 500; 500 cash
$1,000 per month. interest 6 per cent
Room rs Downs nix, 700 Serond nv.
LITTLE LOGGED.OFF FARMS
Near new line Of railroad. near Sno-
homiah 2o-Rcre tracts. good clay shot
soil some black bottom. low prices
and long terms; near mills and logging
camps. you can get work Come In
talk this over. You win want to sec a.
STONE a. EASTER, Inc.
tss Railway Exchange Bids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-30
THE GROOM

VINCENT ASToR-
Son OF John Jacob Astor, tt
tanic victim.
Inherited SOS. 100000 Aston es-
tate.
His hobby is agricultural ex-
periments.
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SyMNVWIEw FARMS

on WILDLY island, are suitable for any
Kind Of farming deep rich alder soil
fine climate. good neighbors. good
schools. close 60 stores. r. +. u good
roads. and arc priced at only
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ITO $&2.50
PER ACRE

and you have years to paw for a.
You can no direct from Seattle to see
this land. there are al boats each
week to the island. It's only 80 miles
from Seattle and II miles from Everett
Come In and make arrangements TO
SEQ this land.
JOHN 4. AMEs. III Cherry 1T.
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70 MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED on afro FtN.
tshss good 0peuirN for sUunK - rlH.
dtssaErt man 70 locate ~ Eiienshafz
building l. nsp IN heart ~ city ffttt.
10 feet hish. wtth varrtshtns room. .
stoves. electric iixhts. practically no
cnmpetitisn. free vatsr Nset enly
ste.se vsry iitsi~ capital required to
start Address Peter 0srssy. Eiisns'
burg. Wash.
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LIVE STOCK

tifb TAXES a s.e5o-Ln TEAM. Win
harness tfs takes one horse with
harness A. nileaean. Route 1. Hos
Hea Haattte Wash
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TWO uOOp COWN fNrHlI NOON tsoa
nea,en ay.. Dunlap Phone neaeen
faaa
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SERVICES NouNa rnncnnnoN arAf,.
lte1 ssrd
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HOUSES-UNFUR.

HEnE Is srbENptp PLACE TO
room and board. accommodation for
two young men, every convenience
phone. ons block from two car lines
IS minutes ride from business center
Phone y 1851
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CARDS OF THANKS
SPECIAL NOTICES

KE-oARnrNtNa. SPRAY. FER.
tiiissr Nsiu sesT
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BELGIAN HARES ELLIOTT ,.ii
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IL BUSINESS CHANCES

ALAsKA-fANb oF OPPORTUNITY
Hemsstsaas. husiues. chances Aera-
rate Information. any line. 81 Personal
attention. y sawyer. Jr.. Seward.
Alaska
MOVING PICTURE rnEATnr IL oSr
% the hest districts n Seattle. ftoe %
cash long lease Was Just built. Ell
Northern Hauk uiax
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FUW HNLE AZ UF.fO- DATE MAT
market and all equipment Inquire
Esnssi srindls winlnck wash
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MADAM roRSON rttRkSOLooiHr
and eiairNa0antI reliable advice On all
important affairs Of iifss past. present
and future Can he consulted daily at
COS Pine o.
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ACREAGE
lax PER ACRE

@'H III fhhHNff
10 acres. with clay loan soil IL easy
% clear and about half mile from
salt water. good ueighbursi beautiful
view driving distance ~ marked $50
cash tie monthly
l.. J. MARSH a. CO. 1909 30 AVE,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25

Uncle Sam himself will carry the surplus food
which is to feed Europe's hungry millions. No spec
ulators, no food gamblers need apply
That is the meaning of the significant decision
just reached at Washington.
BY himself buying, owning and operating the
ships public function, Uncle Sam insures two
things: ID Control of quantity and prices of ex-
ports and CD safe delivery in foreign ports.
Even the maddest of Europes war lords viii
hardly dare to halt ship of peace belonging to the
American nation on errand of mercy and neces-
sity. To do that would be to block the only large
of food supply, well to hazard the good
will of the worlds greatest power.
But, important STILL should the food hogs
here at home seek to exploit foreign markets at the
expense of home producers, government ownership
of the merchant marine offers a way for their easy
defeat
1t is fitting that what we can spare should go to
feed empty mouths elsewhere. No American would
be so selfish to begrudge that service to human
ity But the workers of this land must not be rob-
bed by war prices to enrich gamblers in human ne
nessty if way be found to prevent it, It looks
to if Wilson had found that way.
In the background too, is the banking system,
which by turn of the wrist be changed from
banking by bankers for bankers into banking by the
people for themselves.
In a crisis things move rapidly.
ington not Wall street, would control shipping
and financed
Europe's folly promises to be Americas salvation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25
Xf4tiI E n |;i'
THEATER PESTS.

THEATER PESTS.
The boob who eats peanuts.
The mutt who taps on the back
OF your seat with his feet in time
with the musie.
The girl who giggies.
The simp who laughs i'm the
wrong place.
The Nut who appIauds In the
middle of musical selection
ON a pause.
The fiend who doesn't rise to
let you pass.
The Coop with the cocktail
breath.
The Camden with the cloven
breath.
Think of some more and let
us hear about 'em!
We are strong for reformi
THE HORRORS OF WAR.
Gee! I'd like to up and at EN- :.
When they speak of an ultima
tum. Bruno.
She says. 1.-THE Belgians will re-
fuse
To let the Germans cross the
Neuse." M. N. Nj.
We Know a Few Who Are Inter-
ested i'm Poultry, But Not the
Occult.
Intelligent young woman de-
sires to correspond with lady or
gentleman, one who is interested
in poultry and the occult. For
Intellectual s<vancement and mu-
tual friendships sake.-Advt. In
the Los Angeles (Cal-) Times.
JOKE.
According to Harry Ant
rim, at Pantages this week,
the trap-drummer was out
the other night with q
Stewed Chicken. Darn this
eaffay chatter.
A COMMON DREAM COME
TRUE.
(From the Philadelphia Evening
Bailetin.)
LOST-Monday, on $3.50 a. m.
Bridge train from Atlantic City
to Phila., pair of trousers: re-
ward. j. II. NJ, 1894 Chestnut
street.
JUST SOCIAL
John A. hurry, the Manchester
clothier, came down to our den
Sunday last and remained long
enough to eat a raw turnip with
the writer.-West Union (Ohio)
Defender.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25
BOYS SHOES

BOYS CALF SHOES-Iaee blucher, heavy double soles
solid leather throughout Sizes to Is " pair sI5O: y
. &. q
boys VELOUR CALF SHOES-Button and bIuebar
styles heavy double soes solid leather through Sizes
TO ID pair. $500; TO 2, pair, $225; "a So,
boy SCOUT SHOES-Heavy grain leather, full bellows
tongue unlineds heavy double soles,
made Sizes to 10 pair g. pair - so
BOYS PATENT LEATHER Velour Calf Shoes but
ton welt soles Sizes to ID pair. $3.50; q pair
s@1S' IN to D pair $500
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25
GIRLS SHOES

GIRLS vICI KID SHOES-But-
ton, heavy double soles, patent tip,
solid leather. Sizes to 8, pair,
si-OO, u to IL, pair, S1.25: 11H
20 z, pair ........... .S1-50
GIRLS GUNMETAL LEATHER.
Wei Kid and Patent Colt Shoes, but
ton styles, heavy soles, solid leather.
Sizes TO 3, pair, $50; s1k to II,
pair. sf.75; u to 2. pair. $500
GIRLS PATENT COLT and Gun
metal Shoes. heavy welt soIes. extra
good lifting Sizes 8 II to Il. pair.
s2-S5; Il y to 2, pair 2.5O
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25
Our Own Geography
(Unexpurgatedl

% q = y = - - - - . = . . o .
. FLORIDA. o
Orange. white sandy Q
q beach, palm trees and tur- o
. quoise scyscapes blending .
Q with emeraldine seas; o
. fronded palms dottfng the g
. vista: sun verandahs, or @
anges, ripe olives. bliss. This 9
. Is Florida. That IL, why 8
Q suppose IL is, for the infor- g
. Walton is copied from the o
. lttera1Hre OF the East Coast .
. Hotels Co. and they otter .
. know. For ourselves, we .
= have never seen Fla. except ,
. as We pass through the q
. KEYS on our way to Havana .
= once But this description .
. of Fla. sounds we'll and will .
. have to do. Tomorrow viii .
= ehortle Of Carolina, south. .
. g g . 9 g . 9 . . . . Q . .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25

My collars full of neck. folks.
My shoes are fun of feet.
Ny hat Is full of hair and
My heart Is full of beat
My home Is full of happiness,
Ny arms are full of wife,
BY gosh I'm fun of something.
But I'm only full of life.
p. SIN not full Of what
YOU meant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25
HIGH FINANCE.

Very black. very small and
very mtEh impressed with the
importance OF her mission. she
stood before the kindly lady OF
the house.
We'll. Ophelia7"
Use de washerwoman's little
girl and mon1ner she says please
to len her a dime She got to pay
some bills"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25

Possible Bosrder-I enfoved
my dinner very much, and II 70
was fair sample of your meals.
should like to come to terms.
Farmer-Ffrst of all, mister.
was that a fair sample of your
appetizer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25
sTNIMER nIz-

"Woteher 60in' these DAYS.
Chimmy?'
-Swattin' flies at two cents a
million. What you doin?
KILN potato bugs at f. cents
. quart. ---Puek-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25
THAT MAKES 1T EASY FOR
THE DOG4

One Judge in Chicago fined
leo dog owners In one day, pre-
sumably because they were with
out muzzles. - Cincinnati (O.)
Commercial Tribune.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25

There is one worse thing in the world than the war
In Europe folksl
The one worse thing is President Wilson's plan
for government ownership and operation of mer-
chant ships in the present emergency 1t is the one
worse thing according to j. Pierpont Morgan junior
With flame in his eye he rushes to Washington to
tell 'em, face to face that publis ownership will in
terfere with his business. Get it?
From the steps of the capitol, thereabouts, he
shrieks warning of the terrible business il will be
for the government to buy and operate steamers
while there private lines.
Whereupon prexy's son-in-law smiles and says
purr1ng and soft-lke, the public ownership part is to
be only temporary kind of ''good enough Nor
gan till after the crisis.
Either McAdoo is jollier or he has another guess
coming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25
The Taeoma Humane society,s site in oakla

dog and eat hospital is certainly approx ed by
persons living i'm that neighborhood. Probably no
other site in the city could be selected without pro-
test But 1t is an absolute necessity. humanitar
ian achievement that the filthy dog pound in the
bottom of Delin street gulch be done away with at
once-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25

Herald Richardson Is firing 10
the new bridge works. -Rushford
IN u Spectator
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25

EXPOSED
Don't think you're right because
= your friends
Agree that you are right:
me stand they We taken merely
tends
To show that they're polite.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25

slipped IN candidate for the II. S. senate on
the progressive ticket joker to force first and
second choice vote says that he viii not vote pro-
ETcssIve ticket nor even for himself. Well the man
ought TO know himself better than anyone else does
The public viii follow his example. doubt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25
TRUE CHIVAIRY.

An old gentleman, always po-
lite to ladies. was asserting one
day that he had never seen a
really ugly woman. A woman
with a flat nose, overhearing him.
siad:
sir. look at me, and confess
that I'm truly ugly"
Madam" he replied, like thf
rest of your sex, you are an angel
fallen from the skies; but ii was
your misfortune, rather than
your fault. that you happened to
alight on your nose"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25
A PARADOX.

Christopher A. Papageorgea-
eoupoulos took the name OF
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Newest Shoe Styles

We expect the shoes to be established I'm
their new department this week on the
new mezzanfne floor. This floor is
reached by the elevators. main stairway
and the new 18th street entrance directly
into the shoe department.
THE NEW DEPARTMENT is PREPARED
WITH BEST SCHOOL SHOES FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS
OF course, all the children must have
bright, new, sturdy shoes to start the
school year right. Mothers will find the
new department decidedly the best place
TO mt growing feet with shoes designed for
comfort and service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-25

She-Did yea see ali the army
medals the count wore ON his
bosom?
He-Yes; I suppose that was
his war chest.
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A COMMON DREAM COME
JUST SOCIAL

John A. hurry, the Manchester
clothier, came down to our den
Sunday last and remained long
enough to eat a raw turnfp with
the writer.-West Union (Ohio)
Defender.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
THE THEATRE
ANNETTE KELLERMANN
IN "NEPTuNE'S DAUGHTER"
Section Director.

All who have seen "Neptune's
Daughter" in which Annette Keller
mann is pictured. declare that IL IL
by 40 means wonderful to them how
she charges from a mermaid into n
mortal Annette KeIlermann Is so
at home in the water that
she IL a veritable daughter OF Nep-
tune. God of the ocean and ruler Of
the deep. She swims with the same
ease OF one whose natural element Is
the sea. The original production Of
'Neptune's Daughter" which comes
to the Court Theatre next week is
the most gorgeous pageant OF sea and
landscape ever Photographed. Sub
marine grottoes. ocean caves, coral
reefs, long stretches Of surf, sandy
beaches and bold headlands are seen
and chief OF AL the daughter OF Nep-
tune whose adventures on sea and
land are woven into a wonderful fairy
story. II cost $4,000 and took 5000
feet OF film to make the pictures
taken in the Bermudas. and II IL small
wonder that they nave broken all
records In attendance In Richmond
and all through the South. Daily
matinees will be given. Seats can be
bought beginning Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
MANNINGTON

MANNlNGTON. W Va sent Mr.
and Mrs Fred %. Barlow entertained n
parry m friends "a cards last evening
81 their home in honor ~ their sister.
Miss Jennie BARLOW % rnrEerahfra.
VINO Dr. their house guest az present
Mlss Tony Mcgumphrev has returned
~ her home AZ Hundred. after several
werEs VISIT With her cousin Wrs n
Walter Eoen and RAY singleton srfer-
talund party 81 60 FUunr rrarfa III d.
corn roast on Clayton Hiu laet evening
= C-syhert ie DO home from a bust
nefa IT'D o. ilttshurrh
Mra. r.. I Connolly has been W fr.
list lev days at her home on Burt
Miss Hsrtha Yost rnent last week Yin
ffi.nde at Gl0Vers Cap
u wr ana Mrs A 4 nere and Mrs A
~ 'euhNa are attending the C1uarav.
NnL WcnllnH 90 Murranfnwn fn.fnt
Miss Josephine Turrman. "a r,fert.
GlIt. n9a been The house rueaf 90 Miss
tWendoien hanleY or Franklin street
for the past week
Joe missionary society Of che rreat,.
-Ilan ch9fch VIII meet af fhf home al
Wre ~. Hess. ThurafrV oranIrr ~
anl not In the Afternoon ~ usual
nf. FnurhlI Moore and Nf.a af-ff.
Wler ieft saturday Tor visit in NaW
q q wilson returned ast,rs,v f....
~, Ad lemens. where he has been ths nasi
Mrs W " mcNschen and s,grs,.-
WIS Ff1n-la % McMeehan urrr 49,
H"e-'. OF Ars y D. Bort over sundag.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
WOODLANDS

WOODLANDS. W Va terf The
picnic which vas 10 have been given
~ TIE Woodlands fnl sunday school
20 the church Saturday. August 1q was
postponed on account II the rain until
Ihursday, September a. Eteryone
come a. extensive ARRANGEMENTS have
hern made Tor good time Trfra
hwueoments Tor the children ana 4 me
proErefn VIII - rendered in the after-
noon ~ the sunday school Ecfrrah-
monts - nll kinds on the ground Don't
torget me date. THURSDAY. seufernhar Z
NJ. Russell achlobohm ~ pnrEera.
purf spent few days here ne rueat
Or pie uncle NJ T.. a. achiohohrn
NJ and Mrs. Mont MrffrnrV ana fff.
tle dauFhter, Hazel. of M0undavilIe are
s,pendinE fcu days here visiting roia-
lives and friends
NJ. and Mr. 3 e Minsr ~ Ports.
m.gt ohio. arc -pendlnr several days
With MrH. Jennie MILLER and family
Misaes Ninn and Ruth Miller rrsnf
place
Misses uervi and Rorana Yoro a.
urdav night
Miea Cnrcne HARRISON returned home
tn-laN from MruudHNllfn after nnnrf- .
ine several DAYS vlsifinf relatives