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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-26
See our big line OF Ladies'
Coats at rs per cent TO SO
per cent saving.
kREEk & HASNESS.

Don N. Hunt, private secretary
TO senator Reed. who has been her,
for several days, visiting his parents,
left Tuesday night Of this week, for
Washington, II C. Well, bon, We
wish you all kinds OF good luck.
IL. q. Blair and wife, Of Adalinc,
Illinois, are visiting with relatives,
wills Kennedy and family and liar.
vey Evans and family. They are en-.
route home from an extended visit to
the Pacific Coast and through the
west.
Ed Fancher, q young man OF
Forbes tow nship, had the misfortune
TO fail saturday OF last week, Nov. 20.
and dislOcate his left shoulder, DR..
Hogan Was called and rendered the
necessary surgical aid aud he IL nov
getting alright.
Mrs. A, II Bailey, OF this city,
and her sister, Mrs. j. T. Davis, Of
Rock Port, left Tuesday morning Of
this week, for Columbia 10 visit Reed,
son and nephew. and incidentally VIII
take In the big football game between
Missouri and Kansas, Thanksgiving
day.
Money TO Lend on Farms or.
rover has option To pay part or oil Of
principal at any time. Most liberal
terms ever offered. Call, write or
phone to us, Costs you nothing, saves
you money,
THE SISSON LOAN e. TITLE co,
Onices over Nodaway Valley Bank,
Maryville, Missouri.
Reginald ninde Is At home from
Loyeland, Colo, where he has had .
tine position In u sugar beet factory
At that place. This Is his drst visit
home since last April, when lie 70.
turned home from Manhattan, Kan,
where lie was . student IN the State
Agricultural college. lie viii return
to college the trst Of the year.
u. G Philbrick, the South st. Joe
druggist, formerly Of this city, had .
set too with . white and colored man
who went into his place OF business
last Sunday and demanded liquor, and
were going to have II whether or no,
and started around the prescription
case to help themselves, but Mr., Phil.
brick, alone and unaided with any
thing except his fists, quickly demon.
strated TO them that they had made
. mistake and put them out Of the
store,
There will be . wrestling match
at the Gem theatre, Oregon, Mo-,
Thursday night, Dec. 2. Lewis Hoff.
man, Of Topeka, Kan, and who Is
we'll known here, will meet Ray Bald
win, of Oklahoma. These men are
said to be evenly matched, weighing
IN at 1856 pounds each They are both
rated among the top. notchers," In
the middle west, and both expect TO
win so oil may expect" some" wrestling
match. Tickets are on sale At the
west Side Cafe"
Ben Crouser, wife and son, Tru.
man, returned last week from a
months absence on the Pacific coast
visiting with his sister, Mrs. John
Schlotzhauer and her husband, and
visiting the exposition. Mr.. Schlotz.
hauer still holds his position as assist.
ant city surveyor, and he and wife are
both we'll and prospecting. Ben, wife
and son are delighted over their trip,
and can almost stalk your arm off,
telling Of the many wonderful things
they saw. Truman says the bluffs out
there are higher than the Missouri
Bluffs.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-26
Society,".

A moet pleasing "tacky" party VAS
given BY Miss Fsyla Quick at her
home on Friday evening Of last week
Nov. ~ There WAS . continuous
round Of fun from start to finish, and
the guests on leaving were unanimous
In their praise Of the kindly hostess,
who made the occasion one to be long
remembered. Tie guests we're served
with an elegant two course luncheon
Those present we're: Misses Halle
Gelvin, Buella Huistt, Hazel PAttsr
son, Edith Boyd, BeuIah Kiopp, EtheI
Allen and Byrd Psret.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-26
Foreign Insurance Tax.

County Clerk Kunkel las made his
distribution Of the state Foreign In.
surance tax allotted TO Holt county
amounting to Al ,s2o.ip, which is ISIS .
81, In excess Of that for the year 1914
OF this sum .l.O!7. sOis apportioned 10
the county revenue fund. The re
mainder Is apportioned 10 the various
Incorporated towns Of Tie county, aud
TO the Richland school district under
the free text book statutes. TIL.
Richland school district this year re.
ceiyes az 81 a. agains, :n1 for las,
year. Tie apportionmen, Is a. fol.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-26

nigh Wagons, Low Wagons.
Iron Wheel Wagons. Wagon
Boxes. Grain King and Boss
Shoveilng Boards...My line
Is complete. Ny prices will
interest you. See me.
FRANK FOSTER,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-26

wANTED-Name and address OF
every farm hand, farm renter and
farm owner, who Is anxious to i'm.
prove his condition and who would
like to lille on a $50 acre Government
homestead In Wyoming. S. II. How.
ard, immigration Agent, Burlington
Route, Room ii9, 1904 Farnam Street,
Omaha, Nebr.
The Washington times., 1915-03-22
Dinners and Dances.

Interstate Commerce Commissioner
and Mrs. Joseph Folk have invitations
out for n dinner In compliment to the
Interstate Commerce Commissioners on
the evening of April 9.
Mrs. and Mrs Folk will be dinner
hosts tomorrow night.
-
Miss Louise Clark. daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. George Clark. will entertain
at dinner next Thursday night at the
Army and Navy Club.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick will be
hostess at dinner tonight.
-.
Barry Bulkley entertained at dinner
at the Cosmos Club Saturday evening
in honor of Tucker X. Sands. Invited
Green Clay Goodloe. Rear Admiral
George w. Baird, Capt. A. r. Lucas,
Prof. Charles e. Munroe. DR.. Nevil
Monroe Hopkins, Major Robert Hunter.
Robert W, Wooiey. Justice Mccoy.
wi William Nelson nu.p Page; IN Myron 70, N; Par
Davidgc. Prof. Willis Moore, Frank p.
Morgan, Colonel Turk. n. A. Gardner.
w. p. Spurgeon, Ira Bennett, +. w.
Walker, w. s. Knox. and r. w. Bulk
ley.
Mai Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett
v i'll be hosts at dinner tomorrow even
ing.
- s.
The Pi Beta Phi fraternity will give
tea dance on Saturday at the Home
Club, Il Jackson place. for the benefit
of the Pi Beta Phi Settlement School
Easter Monday evening, April 8. has
been selected for the concert and dance
to be given by the Princeton Musical
Clubs at the New willard.
The Washington times., 1915-03-22

wedding Will take place In Los Angeles
| some time In June, the exact date not
being known yet
Mr.. Whitaker Is brother OF Wallace
Whitaker, Of this city.
The marriage of Miss Mildred Ilerndon,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Hcrn-
don. and b. l.. Stafford, jr., OF Brook
lyn. N. Y, which was to take place to
| DAY. was solemnizcd at o'clock last
SAT- rday at the home OF the brides pa
| rents, In the Victoria. in the presence of
relatives and q few intimate friends.
Mrs. Stafford Is niece of Senator
! Frank White of Alabama Mr. Stafford
Is connected with the Intoroceah Trans
bortation Company. his father being
vice president OF the corporation.
Mrs. j. B. Kinncdr gave one of her
monthly social entertainments last
Wednesday evening II, ner rcsiuencc, on
California avenue.
50
Mrs. Bertha M. .ioubins entertained
the Juoge Lynn Lhupter, u. A, H., and
It's rebenl WIN a literary anu nLsIcaI
program IN the chapci Of lne BrIslol
.rnooi on Monuay evening, March 10.
4 ne guests inCiuued the nUnorury presI-
uent OF the society, Mrs. Matthew 4.
scott, the state regent. regents Of sew
eral chapters, Mass BristOI, Inc faculty
OF the sCnooi, ana the senior class. Miss
GencVlcNc hosa played Il solo on the
piano, Mics Martha Monroe reciteu,
and MICS katherine Noel sang. A pa
per on The Service Rendered by De-
pUrah Sampson ~ the Revolutionary
War, was read by MISS Helen stand
isli Perkins, while Miss Beatrice Jones
renoered several SELECTIONS on the vIo-
In. Mrs. Mattnaw Scott made an i'm
spring patriotic address, followed by u
readins by MIss keaumc. A supper
was served later In the spacious draw
ns-room OF the school
-
Barry Bulklcys beautifully ILLUSTRATED
lecture on the Yellowstone Park, to be
given tomorrow night In the rcd parlor
OF the New willard, will be a social
event for the District u. A. X. and their
friends.
The lecture Is to be under the au-
spices of the Ruth Brewster and Key
pc devoted toward the payment of the
debt on the Memorial Continental Hall.
The patroncsses will be Mrs. Thomas
Watt Gregory, Mrs. William Cumming
Story. Mrs. Joseph 4. Ransdell, Mrs
samuel Spencer. Mrs. Charles H. Davs,
Mrs John L. Laskey, Mrs. George T.
Smallwood, Mrs. Frank II. Greena-
walt, Mrs. Charles w. Richardson, Mrs
Ida kinsell, Mrs. Lsle S. Lipscomb, and
=
AFTER This War--The Way Out"
VIII be the subject of a talk by s.
Richard Fuller, the celebrated Ice
turer. which will be given in the
small ballroom of the Willard tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock. under the
auspices OF the Washington Branch
OF the Woman's Peace Party. The pub
lie Is cordially invited.
The Washington times., 1915-03-22
Liverpool Dock Workers
Threatened by Kitchener

LIVERPOOL. March 22.-"If this ap.
peal has no effect, ] shall have to con.
slider steps that will have to be taken
to insure what is required at Liverpool
being DONE was the declaration made
by Lord Kitchener in letter which ne
personally handed to James Sexton, sec.
rotary OF the dockers' union.
Lord Kitchener, who spent the week.
end inspecting the Liverpool, Manches.
ter and Birmingham battalions of his
new army, expressed surprise in his let
ter that there Is a section among the
Liverpool dockers who still refuse tC
work overtime during the weekend and
on Saturday
II feel sure that these men can hard.
ly realize that their action in thus con-
gcsting the docks and delaying mum.
tions Of war and food required by our
men at the front is having a very seri-
Gus and dangerous effect. and must be
stopped"
The Washington times., 1915-03-22
Teas and At Homes.

Tho Charge d'Affaires of Persia and
Nine. Ali Kuli Khan kept open house
at the legation yesterday. with a recep-
ton in the late afternoon, in honor of
the Persian feast mo Rooz." or the
Persian New Year Day.
For over 5000 years the Persians have
celebrated the first day Of spring as
their national New Year Day. and 1t is
said that until a few centuries ago the
day was celebrated by all the Aryan
peoples.
The Charge and Nine. Khan were as
sisted In receiving by Miss Mahin Banou
BeJat-es-Sultaneh and members Of the
legation staffff, and there we're present a
number of distinguished Persian visitors
from other cities. Among the guests
William Jennings Bryan, and their
daughter, Mrs. Richard Hargreaves;
Mrs. Porter Chandler, of Geneseo, n. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Bertram Goodhue, of New
York, and brilliant gathering of repre-
sentatives of official and resident so.
ciety.
Mrs. Henry Sherman Boutell and Mrs
John Wood Brooks Ladd have cards out
for a tea at o'clock, April 10, at 1879
Rhode Island avenue, TO meet Miss
Bourne.
Hear Admiral and Mrs. Reginald
Nicholson were among those entertain
ing parties for tea at the Chevy Chase
Club yesterday afternoon.
In another party were Col and Mrs
II. L. Roosevelt. Capt. and Mrs. Mark
Bristol and several guests.
Mrs Charles W. Richardson and her
daughter. Mrs. William D. Chandler, jr.
will be at home today at their coun-
try home in Grant road
mandant of the Marine Corps, will be
at home this afternoon at the Marine
Barracks, and will be assisted in rcceiv-
ing by Mrs. Thomas Clinton and Mrs.
w. F. Bevan.
The Washington times., 1915-03-22
CLOSED.
Gone to Get MARRIED.
Sam c. Robinson.
CLOSED.

And, by way of decoration, two
hearts, in juxtaposition, were affixed
below Sans signature.
Sam hurried to 1I2O Seventh street,
home OF Miss Ida Hillman. made good
his sign at 5 o'clock, and the couple
Jared forth, friends know not where. for
three-day wedding trip.
The sign stayed up, causing amuse-
mont to passersby. until this morning
VIXEN Sans brother, Joseph r. Robin
son, took II down, and the wheels os
the establishment began to turn once
more.
Sans got to come back by Wcdncs-
day." his brother announced. FOR he
is going to open u new store then up at
2216 Eighteenth street"
The Washington times., 1915-03-22
Personals.

The recently appointed secretary OF
the Greek legation, S. X. Constantinidi,
has arrived in Washington and will be
at the Shoreham for some time.
The charge d'affaires Of the legation,
Mr.. Vouros. who has been in New York
for the past week. returned with Mr..
Constantinidi.
Miss Clara Lark. of Philadelphia, who
has been on an extended tour of the
West is at the Ebbitt fora few days.
Other guests of interest at the Ebbitt
York. and Mr.. and Mrs. James Cald-
well and Miss Mary Caldwell, OF Cleve-
land. Ohio.
Major George 7. Langhorne, who
landed in New York yesterday from
tache, has reached his home, on Eight
eenth street.
Capt. and Mrs. Powell Clayton will re-
turn from Pinehurst, N. c., at the end
of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Thibaut and the
Misses Thibaut and Mrs. s. p. Colt, of
Providence. r. l.. are guests at the
/ Shoreham.
Mrs. Fl. G. Fuller has returned from a
a visit to her home in Virginia.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shufelt have as
their guest Miss Dorothy Sargent, of
New Haven, Conn.
Miss Francis Nevin. Of Brookline,
Mass, who Is the guest Of Mrs. F. B.
Moran. and whose interpretive reading
Of "Lohengrin" at the tea given by
her hostess on Saturday was pro-
nounCed a musical and dramatic treat,
ington and is being extensively enter
tanned.
To-day. with Mrs Moran. she at
tended the luncheon given by Mrs.
Robinson Downey for Mrs. Daniels. and
this afternoon Mrs. George Pickett will
give tea in her honor. at which the
violinist. Fabricio, will play.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Moran
will give a dinner for her guest. and on
Thursday she expects to return to
Brookline.
Mrs. Theodore Shuey and Miss Doro-
thy Shuey left Washington yesterday
for short stay In New York.
Miss Madge Stokes, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. sylvanus Stokes. is in Berry
vile. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Miller Kenyon will
| leave Washington Wednesday for New
! York. They will sail from that city on
Thursday for Panama en- route to the
San Francisco Exposition. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenyon will be gone about two
months.
-
Miss katherine Gage, OF Philadel-
phia, who is visiting the Misses Ale,
shire, will return this week.
Mrs. Earl Talbot, of Utica. y. Y. Is
| the guest Of Mrs. A. NJ. Talbot at the
Connecticut.
Mrs. A. E. Bates, OF Washington
| who has been in Santa Barbara. Cal
since January, has gone to San Fran.
cisco for a visit.
Mrs. William W. Richardson, wife
of Ensign Richardson u. s. N. who /!
passing the winter in Washington
with her mother. Mrs. Clyde Gray
West. is taking no part in socia
The Washington times., 1915-03-22

Mrs. A. E. Bates, OF Washington,
who has been in Santa Barbara, Cal,
since January, has gone to San Fran
cisco for a visit.
The Washington times., 1915-03-22

Mrs. William W. Richardson, wife
Of Ensign Richardson, U. s. N. who is
passing the winter in Washington
with her mother Mrs. Clyde Gray
West, is taking no part in social
The Washington times., 1915-03-22

Mrs. Earl Talbot, Of Utica. \. Y. is
the guest Of Mrs. A. NJ. Talbot at the
Connecticut.
The Washington times., 1915-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Miller Kenyon will
leave Washington Wednesday for New
York. They will sail from that city on
Thursday for Panama en- route to the
San Francisco Exposition. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenyon will be gone about two
mnpthe
The Washington times., 1915-03-22

Miss Katherine Gage. Of Philadel-
phia, who is visiting the Misses Ale
shire. will return this week
The Washington times., 1915-03-22
Sam Closes Shop
To Get Married
Seventh Street Establishment
Startled as Boss I1alts Busi-
ness Suddenly

At 4:S0 o'cl ok yesterday afternoon
Sam G. Robinson went tack of the cigar
counter, washed his hai DIS, yanked his
neckiie in place, and sail 10 customers
sni loungers: Get out now, you fell
lows. I've got business on hand"
Surpriscd at the usurI alton Of their
porogatives. the customers. loungers.
no der CT the boot-blacking concession,
et at gathered wonderingly in front OF
SANS place of clg,r and magazine
business on Seventh street just above l.,
and watched him put In place this sign:
The Washington times., 1915-03-22
Army and Navy

NAVY.
Lieutenant l.. i. WEIGH, to conncc-
ton fitting out LIS and in comma nd
when commissioned.
Lieutenant Ounior grade) FRANK
SLINGLUFT. to connection fitting
out Aylwin and on board when COM
misstoned.
Lieutenant Gunior gradcj L. II. CON-
NOR, to Works Tredgar Company.
Richmond.
Lieutenant (Jlnlor gradc) w. +.
COCHRANF:. to connection fitting
out Porter and on board when com
mtssioned.
Lieutenant Ounior srade) II. II. NOR
TON, to Works William Cramp ard
Sons. April I. 1915.
Ensign NJ. L. STOI4Z, to Naval Aero
nautic station, Pensacola, Fla.
The Washington times., 1915-03-22
ARMY

Leave from the date of his relief from
duty at Fort Riley, Kan. TO August
5. Is granted First Lieutenant MAR
SHALL MAGRUDER, Sixth Field
Artillery.
Major EDWARD NJ. SHINKLE. Ord
nance Department will proceed to
Brooklyn. on official business.
Second Lieutenant SPENCER p. LANE.
Coast Artillery Corps. is relieved
from assignment to the Eighty-sec-
ond Company, Coast Artillery Corps.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21

$3.50 feAtt4t y ~ fHt
merican who was convicted
wife whose body he cast int
n covered 4 period Of over i've
pner during the interrninable years.
peleticns Of q too graphic reyela
ton and his impetuopss wife have been
tis obiagraphy was written.
pf PHI altorta, an alienist retained
dicial authorities seized the docum
FisQner with telling etfect at the trial.
Ghatit ton has been released from
BY PORTER CHARLTON. M
December, 1908, i entered the
employ Of the Nat oha1 City Bank Of
New York. During the first months
worked as a clerk in q domestic de-
trient and at the beginning Of
April, 1909, ! was transferred to the
foreign department.
In the foreign department there was
Young fellow named Starban, a ma
tive Of Washing ton, where my family
was living at the time Several times
NE Invited me to pay. a visit at the
partment rented by; him and three
pther young fellows, one Of whom had
tecently married always managed
10 invent some excuse fol, my inability
10 accept his inyitati Hons, but one Sun
was In January being at
home and feeling In need Of little
distraction, Il struck me to 60 and
Zee Starban. And putting on my OVER
Sroat 7 crossed Central park and very
Boon found myself there.
Goes to Visit Acquaintance.
< The walk IN the fresh air and the
odor OF the pines in the park stirred
my blood and stopped for a moment
% consider with myself whether to
enter or continue my walk. Then.
thinking that after once having made
I visit, could then make excuses
without appearing too 1mpolite, since
was not prudent to make him an en-
snly, I entered went up In the eleya-
+ Tor. pressed the electric bell button,
and starban himself opened the door:
with an Exclamation Of surprise he
shocks hands with me, took my hat,
pvercoat and cane, and then conduct
nd me into the sitting room where I
found two other young fellows to
whom he presented me.
We talked Of sports for half an hour
DESC and then the; young married man
and his wife entered, having been gone
put taking a walk. After the intro
AUCTIONS the lady asked me to stay
for supper. ] tried to make excuses
and escape, but they would not Hear
Dit and were so pressing that at last
4 gave way, 4; g'r7s n 2 ~ lsss Z
VIII Meet ssDistin guished Guest.
Ana YOU WI also have the 7oppor-
tunity of meeting our distinguished
guest of whom the boys have already
snokefi0 ~ So f Z, q
was obliged to declare my ignor-
ance Of the distinguished guest" I'M
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