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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
PRIZES GIVEN
FOR CONTEST
ON JOHN HUNT
Will They Be Happy Major
ity of Readers Believe
They Will.
OTHERS DISA C r E E
Ten Dollars and Five Pairs OF
Theatre Tickets Go to
Winners.

The great interest taken In thu
problem OF the married life OF John
Hunt and Anna Sterling surprised
even members OF The star staff,
who are accustomed TO seeing ban.
ner returns from past contests held
by this paper.
The majority OF the readers who
entered the contest were OF the
opinion that the couple would live
happily. The rest were just as
sure they could not
Because a strong enough cast
could not be found to satisfactorily
portray the life OF John Hunt aud
Anna Sterling dramatically. the
story will not be presented at the
Pantages theatre. as was planned
but tickets good az pantages the.
atrc any time next week viii be
given prize winners instead
The winners are; First prize OF
81. \. l.. Boldly. ga 2hth ave. &.
second and third prizes OF $3.50
each, u. r. Freeburg. 5i5 y. rand
st. and Blanche Slye. North Yak.
Ina.
The winners OF the box seats at
the Pantages theatre are: Mrs.
II. A. Meyer. $3.50 Chicago st.
Jesslyn Hull. ii2i nth ave. ~.
Mrs. J. J. Born. tTts Market IT.
Agnes NJ. Duprce. Gil Orcas St.
and d. N. Stalcy. 1907 Dakota vt.
Prizes have been mailed.
Here are the winning letters;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
when You're Well, Keep Well"
Another article In The Stars health campaign being esndU6
with ce-spersien Of American Medical AsssclaiIss
AVOID WORKING UNDER PRESSURE

lentlessly with an Indifference
which they would never permit an
employe To display In handling the
least costly equipment.
The nerve force that proves so
successful as a motive power. when
exhausted results in complete
breakdown.
A reasonable degree of delibera-
ton and the exercise OF fore.
thought may save you much mental
and physical strain without the
least impairment OF efficiency.
Temperance all along the
line--in eating, drinking, work
ing. playing and even In rest
ing--is the answer to the oft
repeated question. "How shall
live to avoid the chronic de-
senerative diseases Of middle
sge7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
RAINIER VALLEY
FIESTA IS OPENED

been flocking TO the festive scene.
Fom rural parts are coming bug.
ries with buxom beaux and bellies
In all the bravery OF their holiday
raiment.
4 large number OF Seattle folk
are also there. and more will be
there In the evening. when they
cast aside the cares OF the day.
The committees estimate the affair
viii attract at least 10000 people
before night. and nobody Is dream.
Ing OF trying TO do business there
while the fun is going on.
The weather man. AZ first n bit
doubtful. has promised to be de-
cent.
Tho program began at ? y. m.
when street car laden with a
Calithumpian band. proceeded from
Seattle TO Renton. "Calithumpian'
means noisy"
Four bands kept the crowds
merry during the day. There are
speakers galore. including Mayor
Gill. There were parades In the
afternoon. also manufacturers
booth to see. merry-go-round.
antics by the playfield youngsters
and other attractions.
Included In tho festivities will
he n procession in which police.
Eagle drill team, Tilikums. Redmen
drill team and clowns will take
part.
In the evening. choral selections.
dances. music. Tilikum drum corps
and fireworks are the attractions.
IL closes at midnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
7 HUSBANDS
OPPOSE Wife

TACOMA. June 25.-Frank w
Barr. first husband and Charles NJ
Darst. her present husband, both
from Seattle, testified against Mrs
Darst in the habeas corpus proceed
ings she IL instituting for the Gus
today OF her 6-year-old child. The
child was taken from her by the
Washington Children's Home so
ciety. Judge Card has taken tho
case under advlsement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
FIRST PRIZE. IS

! have rad with k~ea interest the .tss,
II Tho Man Who Dared" and TO she
ausry, ~tsn J.ha Hunt and Apaa sterling
live happy under th~ eifrum.tanc~.-"
would reply. sssaredi, the, esa.
Anna 10 nov In ~omsn's natural r~sin,.
and consequently happy, aud what q.
there In tho unhsiia~ed psst To tempt
her.
Hes nohier. hotter .eif wa. nsi--e.aid
nst--e~ dead. hut simply hidden In the
past dsrk ~nsiv~nmsnt. add nov. when
brought under tho infts~aee Of the us-
siiav~d love Of genuine man. n ha.
biesmea into . character that .. .ar-i,
eommradabi~.
Jehn's actions w~s- heroic and his AZ.
f~etian genuine. and thru the .sif-.ssrs-
flee and fidelity Of Anna he hs. .-~n hl.
faults. And since he he The Man Who
DARED Go do whst .~~mra right. In spite
~ -.eie,ss verdict. . bsii~tr that blstsr,
In their es.rs will mo, be- repeated. and
that the, viii he happy.
sarsty no just person siii sasaeu,a
them Tor their rixhteoa. ~ff.r.. q. the
modern rhari.r~. whs would stone them
Q. social e>trseisns. am tempted te
issue the shsii~esr Of thr iswi, >sssr-
roe. let him that is without ain amans
yea cast the first stone"
Z. MODIFY.
All estb Ave =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25

opening the day with early morn
ing footing of horns and shooting
OF firecracacrs. the first annual H.
esta Of the Rainier valley was
started Off with bang Friday. II
will end Friday night with a roll
licking street dance.
All Rainier valley Is there. For
miles around. automobiles have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25

yourself on belonging TO the Elev-
enth Hour brigade and talk know.
ingly of how much better you work
under pressure.
Don't be deceived.
You are perfectly aware that the
chauffeur who runs his car at
breRk.neck speed. slams on the
brake when he wants TO stop and
who always takes the hills on high
gear, lust to show what the en-
CINE can do" has little considera-
ton for the continued efficiency Of
his machine.
The finest motor ever built
10 but a fraction az complicated
as the human engine.
So Il behooves every one to bear
In mind that the wear and tear OF
working under strain and continu-
ally driving business on high gear,
cannot be continued without risk.
Fortunately employers and EN-
ployes are coming TO realize that a
certain degree of relaxation In
creases efficiency.
But there are thousands OF bust
ness men who drive themselves re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
WANTS ONE MAN 10
HANDLE FRUIT CROP

WENATCHEE. June 25.--A pro
posal 10 pool all peaches OF the
Wenatchee district and place the
selling under the control OF one
man. as was done in North Yakima
recently. has been made by G. w.
Coburn. manager of the Wenatchee
Valley Fruit Growers association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
HAS GOOD MEMORY;
NABS SEATTLE BOY

EVERETT. June 25. = When
James McDevltt, 81, of Seattle,
came up for trial In police court as
a "vag," Detective English recalled
the name. and upon McDevitt's dis.
missal arrested him. He then
delved into police records and found
forgery charge of three years
standing against McDevitt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
All This Talk About a
Dental Combine" Is
BoSh, Nothing but Bosh

There has been a
good deal of talk in the
newspapers and other
wise lately, about an al
legged dental combine"
which is claimed TO Lc
a creature so nefarious
as TO try to make it inn
possible for dentists to
practice without licenses,
which is entirely accord.
ing to the law. 1t is
only fair TO say tha,
most OF this "twaddle"
has emanated from one
source only--vix.. from
the overheated imagina-
ton OF a certain dentist
who appears 10 be try
ing TO work up a senti-
ment on this "com-
bine" business so that
he may feather his own
nest. while pretending
To be abused and mis-
treated.
Now this office holds
no brief for either side
1--we are absolutely neu-
trail in the matter-we
are interested in one
thing only. and that is
in attending to our own
business and giving the
people the best possible
dental service-but in
this case it does seem
to be our duty TO PUT
the facts before the pub
lie, to save them from
being imposed upon.
The law is that a den
fist. in order to practice
in this state, must have
passed the examination
OF the state dental
board. i'll which case. it
he passed II success
fully. he is given a
certificate permit
ting HIM TO practice
dentistry in the state
OF Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25

y our en- * q X e.
ments and trans.
act your business
with the lash of.
Faith err Tim e.
swapping behind
your
II you do. per
haps You pride
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
JlTNEY FL0PS over,
FLARES" keep SEAT

MULLAN, Idaho. June GA
Ford jitney jumped the road be
tween Mullan and Wallace. landing
right side up in the river bed with,
out spilling the two occupants OF
the car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
SOME HOP, SOME HOP

II promises 10 be some hop at
the Commercial Club Friday night
All day Otto Case and members OF
committee have been Juggling
ferns and roses into the banquet
hall. where the dance will be held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
SECOND PRIZE. $3.50

Tn. story sf The Man Wa Dared
lef, John happily welded 10 Anna -'ss-
Ting
'wu thsy 1.-Two happily forever sfs~rr"
M. And Why
n~ess.~ No arc all social creatures. sad
part ~ the xr~sf machine called sssi~t,
tnd ~.e s~ unto him whs hr~ahs any Of
lite ir~sarsbt~ laws
John and Anna DID. The sflGusa ran
never really he removed o. sety remain.
~ q. whether th~s are ks9 enough To GO,
hsppir~.. out af Tito In tho face Of ".
Neither on~ !. big enoagh 10 overcome
the stigma. o. takes big man and his
s~oman 10 make . success out Of . sitas-
ti.a such John and Anna ind them
selves In.
Besides. lacking courage and viii
pew~s. John has . trait Of vtodiefivs bal
ss.y which 10 fatal To tho situation.
n he had ksewn What she wss In the
first place he would not hs,~ picked NJ
even q casual acquaintance With her. and
u wss sniy at the suggestion Of Oliver
that he pltked up spunk sad married her.
subsequent events show that he is not
big enough To pilot hi. unpopular ship Of
usirtuesy thru the sussing ses 81 mod
-rn so~iefy's osfr~~isos-
%. Z. rgEEBuR..
SIS lind ~. y,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25

Now this be a law and IL i
certainly than the public IS entitled The
nation OF the state board understand IT,
unusually difficult certainly dentist who
worthy the name ought to be able pass il.
The law is designed that the public shall have the
services OF dentists who competent and know their
ession thoroughly and be imposed by lot OF gno
amuscs and bungers who ought be digging bitches
We decided long ago that would positively have
OF only the highest type office Our motive
this perhaps selfish because realized
THAT only by giving this kind OF service could build
business large volume which desired than
that is the only kind of work that felt could posi-
guarantee give satisfaction with guarantee
kgned by the operator who did the work and by L. Clark
I'D. ID S. Manager OF this office OF il weren't
going have guarantee signed ALL wouldn't need
what kind OF work turned but
exactly what and stand behind word
ri !, WE COIu DNT AFFORD TO GUARANTEE IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25

DO you belong to the army OF
the Eleventh Hour. DO you keep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25

EVERY DAY ~ THYE-Dtt
In the W~nt Uusta~ss--sbop ~
FRyE's QUALITY WAVkETs
See PAGE II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
OF it WE COULDN'T AFFORD TO GUARANTEE IN

And has far than justified our belief
that this is the kind OF dental that the public
because business has been growing much faster than
that OF any other dental office in this section OF the country
Maybe this explains to extent the jealousy OF some
OF compctitors).
Employing only this high type OF licensed and registered
in this office III to announce the fact to the
publc through OF this newspaper. Immediately
onghaircd friend let yell that could be heard for
blocks and claimed that trying TO destroy the
lot OF poor dentists, because
conduct office the way ought to be conducted
Can you imagine anything prcposterous silly
than this!
As explained above, employ only who have
certificates the Dental Board OF Washington, for
L.. 81.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07

Mrs Bilton-I think you're the dear
est. sweetest man that ever was!
Billion (suspiciously1 We're you at
some millinery opening today Judge.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07
SIX MONTHS, LABOR
FOR AN EMBEzzLER

For embezzling sl12.15 Of the funds
of Loveioy 4 Company, Eugene Love.
erstwhile collector for that concern.
viii spend the next six months at hard
labor in Oahu prison He was SEN
fenced by Circuit Judge Ashford this
morning and ordered to pay the costs
OF the court. Love pleaded guilty to
the Indictment last week
Two other indictments are pending
against Love. Both charge embezzle-
.ment, one In the sum of about 3362and
the other $4,000. He VIA enter plea
to these charges on July II,
According to details brought out in
the hearing this morning, Love for
merIy was in the navy. 1t is alleged
he became involved in shady imam
cial transaction and was sentenced BY
the naval authorities to serve four
years at San Quentin. He told the
court he served % months Of the sem
tence.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07
UDeOtyjC0L s. AIIllI5eIDeIDt5
FEET INSURED
FOR A FORTUNE


Thus far no one has claimed re-
turn Of his admission fee to the Ha-
waii theater. where there is stand
ing offer Of money refunded II you
fail to laugh Not even blind people
are barred in this offer as TITLES
Punctired Romance causes such q
furore Of mfrth that it becomes infee-
tious and the most hardened Crouch
casts on his shell and joins In the
merriment
Charles Chaplin. the man who car
ries $15e.00o insurance on his feet:
Marie Dressler, and Mabel Normand.
who has supported Chaplin IN the
photo lay-in all of his many sue
cesses. are the trio who bring tears Of
joy to all who visit the Hawaii This
offering runs for but one week and Is
being put on at popular prices, in or
der to give the Hawaii proper impetus
under its new management.
There Is no particular plot to It'll.
lies Punctured Romance 1t being
merely a series or incidents that are
threaded together to give people en-.
ioyment and In this they are a huge
success.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07
Plan
HIGH JI|VkS FOR
ANNIVERSARY

Under the direction Of Deputy High
Chief Ranger John w. Short, the new
" elected officers Of Court LunaliIo,
Ancient Order Of Foresters, viii be IN.
stalled at ceremony ID the K. Of P.
hall At 1880 O'Clock this evening.
The following will take office:
Junior past CHIEF range, Manuel K.
Richard; chief ranger. Joseph Ord.
enstein; sub-chief ranger, John Keku-
eva; treasurer, w. AHA; financial
secretary, James K. Kaulia: recording
secretary, David X. Trask; senior
woodward. John J. Keola; junior wood
ward. David X. Fuller; senior beadIe.
John kylett; junior beadlc. Joseph
Ava; trustees. G. II Rose. Nagaran
Fernandez, Eli J. Crawford: auditors,
BENJAMIN Franklin Hollinger, Ed Hop
kins. B. S. Boyd.
The 36th anniversary OF its founda,
tion win be celebrated by Court Luz
nalilo. No. $500. on Saturday, July rs
which will begin With Appropriate ex-
ercises IN the K OF p. hall and end
with monster luau at the residence
of junior Past Chief Ranger Manuel
Richard 1864 Kamehameha w road.
The 1uau VIII begin at $50 o'clock in
the evening. Arrangements are being
made to seat about 500 guests. The
I'd Infantry band and . Hawaiian quin-
tet club will furnish music. Speech.
es by well known Honolulans will be
delivered during the luau.
Beginning ct $50 O'Clock in the att
ernoon there will be q street parade
By tie members az Courts Lunalilo
and Canoes. One section VIII be hesd-
ed by the Hawaiian band and the 9TH
er hs the I'd Infantry band. The pa
rade will start from the X. of P. hall
and proceed to the Cauitol grounds.
where group picture viii be taken.
The parade then viii proceed back to
the x. Of p. hall, where Court luna.
lilo will initiate several new members.
Special street cars will carry the for
esters from town to the scene Of the
luau.
Various Forester officers on the 9th.
er islands have been invited to Homo
lulu for the events Of July IL. w. H
Beers, deputy high chief ranger Of
Court Maunakea. win arrive In Homo
lulu the morning Of July II to repre-
sent his lodge.
The committee in charge of the luau
is as follows:
Chas. H. Rose. chairmani j. .Orden-
stein. secretary; John Kekuewa, David
Trask, John C. Anderson, Joe Rich
ards, BENJAMIN Franklin Hollinser,, M
K. Richard, Chas. N. Arnold, Thomas
Saffrey. Paul Perreira. Louis Perry
and A. X. Xierra. The last three are
representing Court Canoes
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07

Prince Adelbert third son Of Kaiser
Wilhelm, arrived at the Austrian naval
base at Pola to take command Of the
Austro- German air squadron operat-
ing against italy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07

RcmovaE sale Of shirts-ldeal Cloth.
ing Co. BIC vaIues-low prices. ADV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07
FUELAvyAY HAYES .. S.
SERVICE FOR TERRITORY

David T. Elllawsy, entomoIogist at
the Federal experiment station, has
left the federal services to enter upon
work for the territory.
Mr.. Fullaway's resignation from the
former service was made because q
new leave Of absence could not be
given. He had had two leaves OF q
yesr each with only one month be-
tween.
The last leave was in search Of a
fruit fiy parasite. which has now been
found. Mr.. Fullaway had returned to
the federal work here when the terri
tory asked for him. It is possible
that he will return tosthe government
work when he has finished the work
for the territory.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07

Conditions facing the retail
er are discussed on Page 8 Of
todav,s issue.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07
SPLENDID FILMS TUBE SHOWN
ATfEHBfRTf THIS MONTH

= =
-IIoholulans win have a rare treat
during the present month, says Man
ager Pedrick of the Liberty theater.
The great Paramount productions
coming in rapid-fre succession include
some Of the worlds top-notchers. Gaby
Deslys, a world-famed celebrity, whose
charms drew the king Of Portugal into
exile, win be seen in her only attempt
In motion pictures. Her Triumph. Ey-
cry woman knows Gaby through her
clever writings on physical culture and
her beauty talks She viii be a wei.
come number on the months calendar.
Nary Pickford. Americas sweet
heart win appear as Mistress Nell.
Marguerite Clark. Mary's only rival.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07

Edward Abeles, one Of Americas ia
vorite high-elass comedians, and Sue
CO Hayakawa, the leading Japanese
actor In the United States today, are
featured In After Five
Commencing with tomorrow night q
young actress but an old favorite will
appear at the Liberty, The Goose
Grip being the offering and charming
little Marguerite Clark the star. This
is perturbation of Harold McGrath's
rpnsntic novel and allows Miss Clark
an excellent opportunity to display her
ability.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07

has been seen before In the photo
play in Honolulu but never before has
she been csst in such q suitable role.
Milton Stills, as William Lake, also
has proved quite popular, while "Fris.
CO.. Kate and the "crcok" band are
types that cannot fail to interest
wherever shown. The workings OF
the popular crooks pastfrne. the
badger game is a revelation to many
local theatergoers, while the inside
story OF the underworld is one with
a grip that is most intense.
Beatriz Michelena, California's idol,
In sMignon,s win be the offering com.
menciug with tomorrow nights per.
formance.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07

comes to us in the great play The
Goose Girl Blanche Sweet, also in
the running for supremacy, leads in
The warrens OF Virginia. Bosworth.
4 Jack London favorfte. appears in
.Buckshot John. while John Emerson
comes to the front again m The Bach
eior's Romance Marchall Neilan, in
The Country Boy is another sure win
ner.
The Paramount two-a-week policy
Of the Liberty theater places the big
play -house on par with the most ex-
elusive theaters In America. r. x.
Young. our new organist. is doing some
clever work accompanying the pictures
with fitting music. on the beautiful
pipe organ"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07
MALE WEEKAT
BENSON, SMITHS

Benson. Smith & Co, at the corner
Of Fort and Hotel street. are demon
strating the efficacy Of Male toilet
preparations this week and ladies' are
invited to call and see the effect OF
them on skins suffering from exposure.
etc As Male preparations are not
new to Honolulu this demonstration
is principally for those who have not
yet tried them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10
AUTHORIZATIONS
NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS.
Farmers Residence on the vyc.t viz
ginia Psnitcntiary Pam AZ Mounds
Vile Weat Virrfufa

Nutlce ls hereby given thai frr under.
-iFntd state Board uf Control VIII. until
nnon ui Che End duN of August. receive
90 ite office BOO Charleston " Va. esaI-
% bids Tor doing Hll the work and fiu-
l'hInE aI the materials necessary 90
complete The building accordIuE 90 the
lians ana fpncifiCHftuuz prepared hy O..
}. Dean. architect Huntington. a. Va
Tor one Brick Veneer EteiIfnfs. aIra
20 H ha- n. rishf room. and bath. fine
i-hgd attic. front and rear uurrHta died
roof. ordinary construction
Plans and eusf ficafturr can D.. seen
no the MurIru office Ht thU West NIr.
NJ bids must hr accompanied b. ccr-
tnrd check fHr 5000 .nn
Public opening of bida will Do. held st
ih' 1ftcc "f The -tato loard of control
.ud
Immediately after contract i. awarded
.urrre-fuI bidder wiz ha rruuIr.I Co..
execute proper contract with euHrHn. b.
h"nd tn PENALTY equal fr Hnr-hnIT fIr
amount lf fh' contract price rf suU.
'.rfinI bidder fHiIr fH execute contract
ana bond. DIE check uIII Ut retained fn
cover expense Hf rrHdEfrfiairr
Tho above huil1IuE muHf b. entirety
Completed "n Hr h.fHr" December d. HHf.
NI bids must b. made uu forms Irr.
rIsh'd With fn. specification. Trr
rlHf. d. ard nf Control reserves fn. rIgHf
.H r'l..f Hn. end 600 hIda
IfhIN. President
-'f. I."Hri "' 'HrfrH. tn1rI.ef.H vs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10

81 q. Shivrly. OF canton. Ohio. was "a
Wells burg business caller on Thurudny B..
Mrs Julia Games OF Wheeling Ia
INC guest or Mrs. u. s. EiEEE.
Mrs. Charles Glass returned Co har
nome IN Pittsburgh. Pa. ON Thursday
.Nening after pleasant visit with
NcllsburE relatives
Mr. and Mrs william BsIabt1n. OF
NtW MartinFtlIle. arc spending a. tasH-
upn On WoilahurE. with relatives
Born. on July lsf tu ar and Mrs d.
q LnEE. of iurEsttatuwn Pa u daurb-
ter. Nr and Mrs ZorF were formerly
residents ~ tnir CifF.
Misses Anne and UcrfnH EIIttra of
NeW Athens. ohio. are Eufafa al the
nome cot MI and Mrs. Ernest ZiRr.
Miss Elizabeth Surriaun Uf pItfa-
hurEn. Ia.. ia the house guest OF Misc
Ger rude Thompson. of Main street
MISS mildred Green was WISHING rffH-
Hfr9 tn MinEu Junction ~. Du Thurada, b..
D. II. Jones. manager of fIs NfurrHE 10
IMn 'Nt store. uHr a. bueIneea caller in
Wh'DIiuE on Thursday
W n warden uf Wheeling visited
relatives boz fhis rifN uu ThursdaV sls-
nins ard also booked after business
Pat CaHtrsa viii leave ON ssturds
i"r H two weeks vacation fn b. spent
on Toledo. l end Iha Great Lakes
Hr nru Mrs e. q Mathew of Port
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