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lelltale Conversations
BY LILLIAN RUssELI

Loud talking In public place is
most disgusting. The speaker never
knows who is listening to what Is said.
heard myself thoroughly dis
cussed on the car the other evening"
said Il man recently To his wife. THE
SPEAKERS were two women sitting i'm
medla,ely in front OF me They may
DC acquainted with you Judging from
their conversation l should think they
werc). but they do not know me ard
they ar" no friends of yours. did not
want 10 be an cavesdropper. but they
were coarse and thoughtless and talked
so louo that everybody near listened
TO them. What they said about us
provoked me, but ! was not in a posi-
non to resent II. They made some cut
ting remarks not only about us but
about others"
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Apple Snowflake pint OF ample
sauce. when cold beat it by the spoon
rul into the whites Of three gigs which
have been beaten to Il stiff froth. Add
10 this gradually a cupful Of powdered
sugar. When very stiff add tea
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personal view and we can't provo 1t. No
ono knows precisely what causes ap-
ncndlciiis

Thyroid Enlargcmcnt-what is en-
larged thyroid In n PERSONS neck? Can
II be cured without operation?
Reply--SwcllinS or Inflammation or
tumor OF the thyroid gland 9. Most
cases respond TO medical treatment, but
some require operation. 1t depends on
the character Of tho enlargement
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These women could not have thought
inich or themselves. In tho first place
q well bred woman never makes herself
conspicuous by loud talk or laughter
She Is reserved on all occasions, and
especially so when in IA public place
or surrounded by strangers who might
hisintcrprei her words or actions
The loud voiced woman places herself
IN vulnerable position She is tho
hrsi to hc !nsultcd by addresses from
strangers Her loud talking indica tes
a itck oil respect FOR herself, and she
Is treated accordingly.
Even people who are not especially
sensitive seldom care TO be discussed
IN public. Conversations that are over
heard are generally repeated, and in
inc process of repetition opinions and
statements are Invariably distorted and
added TO.
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Dr.. Brady's Health Talks
The Mtlkm.n aud the baby.

The chief reason why the health de-
partment should give to tho public
through the press the monthly report OF
the bacterial content of milk sold to the
public. Is his majesty. the baby. Il is
fair and right that the public should
have this knowledge, and nothing but
an unfair favoritism for business keeps
the report from the people.
Supposing all the dairics supplying
milk 10 the community arc under the
control OF the health department, and
that all the cows arc tuberculin tested,
1t Is still vitality important to the con-
sumner to know how high the bacterial
count of the milk runs month by month.
For this reason: that when the count
suddenly mounts upward beyond n rea-
sonable $4,000 or 100000 germs per
cubic mtllimeter Of milk. then the milk
should be either boiled or Pastcurized
before it is fed to the baby. This pre-
caution will save the baby a lot OF un-
necessary illness from digestive dis
turhances and intestinal troubles.
How Glenn In Your Bnby's Foodf
Often enough the bacterial count Of
given sample OF raw milk VIII COM
pare quite favornbly with the best of
certified milk (Which contains not more
than 10000 germs per millmetcr). and
shows that the milkman or dairyman Is
rs strict as may be In handling and
marketing the milk. Then, perhaps in
the next month. especially In hot
weather, the count will mount away sky
high--2oo.oo0 to 100000 bactcra-and
still the milk is not necessarily un-
wholesome. though the mere numbers OF
bacteria show that II had better be
sterilizcd or Pastcurized for while.
The health department sometimes
hcsitates about publishing the monthly
report OF the bacteriologist. fearing that
some milkmen may suffer undeserved
injury from public opinion. This is a
sad position for a health department to
take. The plan of publication has
good in many cities; 1t should be fol-
lowed in all cities. So long as the milk
producers and distributors know that
the report Is not to be published there
is little incentive to strive aftor low
count--a clean, wholesome, carefully
handled milk.
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The man who heard himself discussed
IN the car could not have much rcspcct
Tor the speakers and probably they took
"A similar drop i'll the estimation OF all
who were forced to listen to them
POSSIBLY they were not acquainted
WIN anybody In the car, but there was
me chance that they would meet them
thereafter
Ihere is absolutely nothing 10 justify
LOUD conversations. They attract en-
iircly TOO much attention and arc COM
mon ana vulgar Thcy breed trouble
anu lower the estimate that Is placed
on the Speakers
me Wen pred person convcrses in
10" tones when In public. and is always
aVerse TO having strangers hear what
Is said regardless of tho nature OF the
conversation.
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control tho sweat gianda arc not doing
their duty Exercises should he taken
to improve the condition. Tho nervous
condition should be rcmcdicd Battle
the handh in alcohol. then dust with
talcum powder.
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kathlccn-When J suggest that YOU
hr hat on your back and alternately
raise and lower your legs do not
expect you to 20 through this exercise
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HOTELS.
TURKISH AND ROMAN HATIIa
THE JEFFERSON
RICHMOND. VA.

RICHMOND. VA.
Tho most magnificent hotel In tbs
South. European plan. Rooms single
and o! suite, with and without baths
Special sample rooms.
TABLE D,H0TE Saturday ana Sun.
day, to 0. $3.50 each.
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Remember: There is nm old soyinc
mat the walls have cars. and women
who converse in loud voices have man
critics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

i.thcl--icrspiring hands are due to
l'hIcrcct circulation. The nerves which
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The Cause of Appendicitis-It Is
claimed that enamelcd cooking utensils
are responsible for appendicitis. through
the chipping Off and contamination or
the food with minute particles OF
enamel Is this right?
Reply--Posslbly in very rare in
stances this might he a contributing
factor. The direct cause of Appendix
citis is bacterial infection with the colon
bacillus, the pneumococcus. certain
staphylococci and streptococci which
produce pus. The colon bacillus is nor
mally present in the bowel. TIE pneu-
mococcus Is the common cause OF pneu-
monia, also a frequent cause Of head
cold" sore throat, tonsillitis, otc.-and
we believe appendicitis Ia most fro
quently a secondary result OF infection
lof the throat. However, that Is only our
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Que.tionn and Ansuers.

The Art of Quitting the Pipe-Could
you suggest a cure for the smoking
habit? ! would no very grateful IL you
will, because I have tried several times
to quit and never succeeded
Reply-Chew gum. Become a rcge-
tarinn. OF at least cut down meat to a
minimum Meat eating increases the
craving for tobacco. Rinse mouth and
garglc each morning with solution y
silver nitrate 1.-TWO grains in each ounce
of distilled water. to be kept in amber
bottle away from lighD. Eat lots Of
fruit-apples, especiully--and gorge on
sugar and candy and sweets OF all kinds
for dessert.
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Miss s--Thc green SOAP ,rca,mcn,
used for blackheads The green
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Another Grace
Darling Dance Song

"The Panama Polka"
with complete words and
music - charningly illus
trated.
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The Romance of
Pretty Miss Biddle

How the debutanter
daughter Of Philadelphia's
Social Pugilist, weary OF
craftsmanship" became
engaged to Angler Duke,
heir to tobacco millions.
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The Zebra Dress---
Fashions Dictum

The new barred gar
ments and latest modes
described by Lady Duff
Gordon-lllustrated.
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A Book That Worries
King George

reproductions rom VIII
liam Dyson's "Kultur Car
toons," in which Germany
is attacked pictorially in a
way that has aroused
England.
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Misses
ENJOYABLE Affair.

Miss Katherine Malone. OF Bellaire.
entertained the members Of the $.
W. a. y. Club last evening al her
home on Gravel Hill in a delightful
manner. The affair was compliment
airy TO Miss Georgia Heller. OF Roch-
ester. y. Y. who Is visiting in Bell
aire. The home was beautifully deco
rated. the colors being blue and white.
Those present were. Misses Georeia
Miller. Margaret Curran. Adelaide
Storm. Margaret Foley. Grace Ghee.
Wayne Rau. Goldie Rau. Katherine
Carey. Angela Boyle. Esther Nichol-
son. Dorothy Wood Margaret Ney.
Mary Monahan. Germaine OMaIley.
Agnes Mcintosh. Mary Salze-bere.
Mary Williams. Esther Robinson.
Helen Dpperman. Marie Ford and
Margaret Addison. Mcssrs Theodore
Hell. Thomas Mcllott. Ernest Reok.
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Today's Beauty
Suggestions

FACE powder simply covers IN an
unattraotive complexion and leaves
no lasting benefits. Those Who
have tried a simple spurmax face
lotion find % much better as b.
removes skin discoloraffona such
a. frccklcs and tan. and makes the
SKIN smooth. white and voIyctv.
This lotion BE- made by dissol,inr
Tour ounces of spurmaX in one
half pint hot water then addinr
two sponnfuls rlyccrinc This
complexion boautifcr does not rub
on or show like powder. and gives
o. more refined appearance. % rr.
moves both ah.riurss and saiIoR.
ness. rapidly giving tho skin n prr.
manont healthy youthful appslr
gnre.
An especially fne shampoo Tor
THE weather can hD had af frif.rr
expense ty dia.olFuF q teaspoon
iuI az cauihrON Iu r. cup ri hot
water Pour slowly on SCALP and
massage hr.etIr Thg creates q
eooth.n- cooling iatfrr that die
solves and fsw0tDa 400 dardrun
rtcs4s oil end dirt UInsur leave.
fhr scalp nvff..fE clean. soft and
plant vrI. tho hair takes or "a
eIua.y T..Hrre. of natural color
also Humur.a which makes DO
seem very much heavier than if o..
after rlr'rrov shampoo arrane.
inr fhn hair FL. a pleasure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-13
HUBBARDS ARE
ENJOYING TRIP
STOPPED IN PORTLAND sF
GENTLY on WAY TO BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Have Visited San Diego and Panama,
Paeife Esposition-Espeet 70 be
Home September 4

The following from the Morning
Oregonian. % the issue OF July 8. con
cerning Mr.. and Mrs. Chester X. HUB
bard. OF this city. Will b. read with
considerable Interest n u written by
Addison Bennett. who was a resident
q Wheeling IS years ago.
WEBSTER r. Hubbard and Mrs. Hun.
bard stopped over a day. making their
headquarters az the Benson. on their
way from the exposition. They are
from Wheeling. W Va. Mr. Hubbard
belonging 20 one OF the old and promi.
nent families OF that section lie mas
been In the iron and steel manufac-
turing business for many years. beng
until recently the president OF the
Wheeling Steel & company About a
year ago he retired from active bust
ness and resigned the presidency. Mr.
Hubhard's brother. Wiliism p. has
been one OF the political leaders OF
the Republican party in his state tor
many years. and served two terms IN
congress. II was a pleasure for me to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard. a. 4
knew W. +. Intimately almost ~
years ago. and was also closely ac-
quainted with Mrs. Hubbards father.
DIR. Hazlett. one OF the prominent
'-'aAANNa AA'h VI " hffAAhN ANI uAhAN
years.
The Hubbards left Wheeling on
their present trip about the nrst OF
June. They stopped at various places
on their way 20 California. spending
several days at and around San Diego.
from whence they radiated In all III
rections by auto. They speak IN the
highest praise OF the san Diego exposi-
ton and Of the treatment they re
ceiyed there.
They were several days at san
Francisco. and both agreed that the
exposition Is a wonderful educator
but so immense that In a few days
they could see hut little OF IL They
stopped off Al Portland merely for a
days rest. having never heard mucn
about US. However. they took an auto
and made "A tour OF the business ana
residence sections. then out over the
Columbia highway. and We're so We'll
impressed that they both agreed they
would always remember with pleasure
their short visit there
From here they 20 to Banf. y. G..
where they will spend a number OF
days. mostly in fly-casting thereabouts
for the speckled beauties Then by
easy stages. stopping al various cities.
they will wend their way homeward
expecting TO reach Wheeling before
the first of September"
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unquestioning that they didn't know Il
How very often the sacrifices Of wives
and mothers and fathers are accepted
like that
The wifc who says shed rather sfnv
home with tho children while me nus
hH'd goes sailing. the father who de-
'iaf. pipe o. better Tor him than
CIGARS. tho mother who dpN,iopa n TASTE
Tor plain sensible thinEs-ho,y often no
perfection 'l their sacrifice makes h.
uuHuprecIlffd -
lN''L I'"HFdt Wei. can YOU want n
better argument for imm0rtafIty9 Tbcr+
just must b, some place where thcv 90
ll. Tor any other scheme Of thinEs h.
RUTH CAMERON.
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SEWING Party at Bethesda.

\ very delightful sewing party was
given al Epworth park. Bethesda. O..
Saturday afternoon. from until !
O'Clock. on the beautiful lawn sur.
rounding the cottage OF Miss Kate
Hall. About so ladies were present,
and delicious refreshments were
served the guests. the hostess being
assisted by the following Wheelinr
ladies, who have cottages there: Mes
danes a. =. Beardsley. Thomas Per
~. Henry Stellar. George Bauerle
Ellsworth Scoheld. and Misses Kate
Han. Phoebe Perry and Gail Holiday
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Social This Evenino.

This evening and Wednesday even
ing. social will be given at the school
hall. corner First and Main streets
under the auspices OF the Church of
the Sacred Heart. The committed
with Miss Mae Niehaus as chairman.
Is as follows. Misses Lena and Teresa
kase. Anna OLeary. Anna Mulroy
Mrs. Lawrence Newman. Mrs. Law
renee Zarnits. MessTs. John Nolte and
John Miller.
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MIseaIIaneous 49,.

Miss Charlotte Herzberg Of Benaire
will be hostess this evening at a pref
tily arranged party for Miss Rena Blum.
whose engagement 10 Mr. Leon Frank
OF this city, was announced In tho
spring. Miss Blum. whose wedding
will he an interesting autumnal event.
has already been complimented with
quite few intimate little affairs The
party will include several from wheel.
ing md VIII nmr- LDr-
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SIDE TALKS
10y Ruth Cameron.
Too Perfect Unselfishness

The uussIfshness that is so pure and
absolute that 90 becomes invisible. DOB.
aa uutniuslnEIy a. the air ws breathe. b.
a beautiful thing and 500 n rIfiful one.
There ives once BE- young Girl who
. loved pretty things Itk' 900 young girls.
illness that needed toe help OF pretty
clothes t' tfirE 90 out.
This touns riri m8rri a. ae young
babies. az th'r, some m arc even 300
these days. And sh, loved fhe babies
and laid Dor d.IsatH ur,ftin,.s uu tho
altar of fN'Ir health and gave hsT whole
takes tU toIl BE- $50 DO seemed tD H.rI
theF began tU grow ga.
sormping on Someone's Part. whossy
sos, two Of them were daughter win
.H inr d'h,Hl' prgtiines. |uf inelr
mother Hnd 900 Dog uId iuusiuE for rr.f-
D.. things. ufHrtuuutHlY. mtHua .n fH|a
'.ir family were limited and rr.'fN
'..ih'a Wtnnt infinite ruutrI.rI- and
planning o. agrimrina uu someone.
part sou n Eu'.e Whose. 90 was I
N.rs Ions uU. hstN..n new gowns Cor
in. hii.' mother And whom rH. UIu
COM, ir'l N.rr plain. sensible fn.nr.
TO- rfI|.r fnHI fH h. becoming -.rH..
times OBJ. htiI' mother us.I fH ...a .f
.hu.. F'"n and wonder .' D.
Ir.. ..uf.. HrI HI." fI. rIr.. 500
mon .l' would D.. ashamed of IH. HH.f
would rrfn.r HH.. fI... f... rr. u.H.
TOO. fNrn aU flr rr.tf. .I.t... u HH.
Noa 1'l OBJ. f.r. arr-s.s.. r.r .a-.
rti' W.N fIsf HI.Hf remember fH
i.N h.r ... hIf .I. coo f.rf rr.u fH.Ir
r' Tqi esa, ., 1..d 5''9 be- ,. q
DOW srd sH. .eIi .re omission fr ne
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lawn fete will BE- given tomorrow
evening al the residence Of Henry
stein. by the Ladies' Sewing Circle 81
st. James Lutheran chapel az Elm
Grove, Those ia charge are. Mes
danes Henry Schafer Frank Kimmins.
William Crow and Ernest Krieger.
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John Tobin, Albert Ralston. Frank
Dunlevy. Joseph Piersol, Arthur Sells.
Albert Monahan. Wafer O'Malley.
William Weigal. Thomas Grant. Paul
shepherd. Newal Jarrett. Paul Pow
ers. John Glasow. Grant GLASGOW. Ray
mond Kraus. Harry Davis. Orwell Lee.
William Clark and Harry Davis. of
Martins Ferry.
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who is so popular in the younger social
set, will be the honor guest al a dane
ing party given at the Hotel Stratford
this evening by Miss Margaret and Mr..
Robert Irwin. Together with Miss Sin
claire. the party will also honor Mr..
Jack Potts OF Rishmond. Va. who is
visiting Mr.. Robert Reed. delight
full supper will be served during the
evening which is to be devoted wholly
to the dance.
Mr.. Junior Browne entertained for
the visitors at the residence OF his
parents last evening. having as his
guests the same party which will be
entertained at the Stratford this even
In
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Miss Mary liosEins delightfully."- on
icr'ainod o. number of her friends last
rveninr with dancing party. Tor her
Eufat Miss Elizabeth GALLAGHER OF
TlfonsvIila Ohio Cards with dane.
inr afforded Tho evenings recreation.
70 pretty feature brIrr luncheon OF
pretty appointment. served OF q Iofa
hour Those present were.
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HELPS FOR
HOUSEWIVES
KEEPING SUMNER
GLOVES IN ORDER

GLOVES IN ORDER
obviously The most economical
summer glove is a wash glove. These
an" now of 30 many sorts that every
TASTE can BE- satisfied For very warm
weather perhaps the thin silk gloves
arc most comfortable These wear
out more quickly than heavier mo
ana are. therefore not 20 economical
Tor hard wear Huf they are oasftv
washed and dried Use Iukewarn,
water and pure soap and rinse I'm
clear water Hot water turns while
.Ik yellow. and should never be- used
or white eilk Stoves. and. indeed. the
iuh'"afm Kind .f better for an gloves
Always wash chamois and doeskin
n almost cool. aoauy water. TO rub
ih'm carefully until an dirt has dis.
appeared from The skins Then rinro
..'in pm if'.h. soapf water and wiring
I''M dry. carefully. in towel or
Other piece nf rIun urv ftrr, q, p,
rufr.r. of aIf. 10 possible. bud po,e-
nn' fh'm before Gre. as cpcrs.ive
beat rhrIf,Is tlou.
Tho Washable dressed kId gloves
'f" another summer boon These
'0.' 'f0m 1925 ur o. pair They
should ho washed In cool soapv water
trd be- b. hrsf f1 wash Thorn ON fha
fHrl. 10 tHr WASHING Ia rarrfriIv
done Goo riatN com. rlf OFF 90 f- ed-
u'r1hIH thaa. They need feas frs.
Du'nf washing than fHr sof. surfaced
rr'eFIn end cl1mois gloves. as the
.I'f'd surface does not hold tbe dirt
.n readily
Dr. Ia good plau to have chunk
oI ueld0d lHthar eraser .r The hand
Boz WITH BE- ..1Ht spot ON tho
.l'fn CON la removed. .- Hf least 90
nearly removed .raf ff is almost nm.
noticeable H even possible fa
rnN" worry .n'af pair ~ white
dressed Bid ri0rsa rraeenfahIe Tor
ono moro wearing ln am emergency
with this kncadcd rubber.
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SUMNER SALE.
$3.50 Psnamas for Csc Berghoh
Millinery lO57 Main street
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BUSY WEEK In
SOCIAL CIRCLES
MIDSUMMER SEASON ONE OF
NUMEROUS DELIGHTFUL
EVENTS.
Tournament az Country Club Brings
MANY Visitors TO Participate In
Affsirs-Soeiety News.

The coming week viii mark one OF
the Eayest midsummer. ushering In A
~ does the state golf tournament Al
the Country Club. beginning tomorrow
This viii bring into the city many
visitors. who will contribute much "a
the Eayety Of the entertainments
planned
Several large dinners. teas. lunch.
cons and dances will be given. which
viii launch midsummer onanythins
but quiet season socially. the les
uvitles being no less brilliant and Dc.
hghtful than those OF The winter.
Kings OsJahters' Outino
The Kings Daughters OF 81. Inke's
p. r. church held a charming outing
and party last evening al the home OF
Mrs. Frank Took. OF the Island. A
picnic supper was % attractive ap-
pointments was served at 7 O'Clock on
the lawn after which business uatters
claimed the attention for a brief ses-
sion. Following this. the remainder
or the evening was given over TO so
cial pleasures. Those present at the
on iowa BILE event
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Virginia Club.

Virginia Club.
Mrs. Fred Stroehmann will entertain
the Virginia Club at her home al Echo
Point this afternoon. having as her
guests only the club members. who will
enjoy a variety of card games. The
pleasant hours VIII be brought to a
close by the serving OF pretty refersh.
ments. The members are:
Mesdames
VIM. Burkle. VIM. Schaffer.
Harry Bearly. J. p. Roth.
WI Eug. Chris Heineman.
Herman Weiske. VIM. Stops.
Idle Hour Club.
Tomorrow afternoon the Idle Hour
Club will meet with Mrs. James Nc
Cready OF Chapline street Sewing
will afford an afternoon of pleasure.
which will be followed by the serving
OF refreshments. The guests will in.
clude:
Mesdames
Ben Speidel John Grape
John Weitzel John Speidel
?. &. Fette. Robert Rack
Mary DtschOff. Louis Grape.
jas McCreday. VIM. Rraddock.
John Bow man. Frank Woods
Ed Hyland. Miss Bcss Rose.
Dance for Miss Slnciaire.
Miss Alys Sinclaire. OF Pelham
Manor. Miss Helen Tallman's guest.
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The Young lady across the wav
says she overheard her father say
that the best player on the team
made FIVE binsles yesterday. but of
course the best OF them have their
on days
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an Gheritty Cuyhoea Falls. {
Messrs

Harold Schenk George Wagner
Leslie HugEer James Gnmartin
Harry Nolte VIM Menkemeycr
Roy Jarvis Carl Strochmann
Harold Hildehrand