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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-22

made II valuable by moving out in thai
direction and thus forcing improvements
! The only Just taxation Is that based or
| population
| "Our endcavor is to make the homo al
! Glenslde, for working girls primarily OF
| the Jewish faith, a real home. Modern
| Improvements ure being installed which
| will In no way interfere with tho charm
ing quaintness Of the place Again, this
home will not be a charitable institution.
Every girl who comes there will pay her
81 n week board, and every working Glrl,
particularly of the Jewish faith, who
needs n vacation is welcome"
Any one who has ever been out In the
vicinity Of Limeklln pike and Waverly
road, Glenside, where the old Blcock man
sion stands, must realize at once tine ideal
spot this site affords for vacation hGme.
Built on n terraced rock the stately man
sion overlooks a rolling valley with a pic
turesquo creek winding through It.
The tiny valley belongs to the estate
and will be converted into a garden and
tennis courts. To the left Of the house
a thick chestnut grove boasts scores OF
century-old trees, which make the place
n grateful retreat on hot days. Syringa
bushes, climbing roses and mock-orange
trees freight the air with fragrant per-
fume.
The mansion is Of the comfortable az.
ter-the-war type. French windows open
out on verandas and the rooms are Of
the spaclousness that is no more A largo
oupola at tho top OF the house represents
an enhancing view.
on July 1 the house will be opened
for the summer and 30 happy girls, the
largest number that can be accommo-
dated at one time will take possession
After their two weeks are over they will
be replaced by another 30 and so on until
the summer Is over and the vacation
home is closed.
In this way an extremely worthy por-
tlon of tho public who, according to Mrs,
Fels, supplied them with the profit on tho
place, will get back what |
they have given.
But whether you are q single-taxer or |
not makes not tho slightest bit of differ |
once In regard to the Glenside estate. |
IT'S charming place. and several hum
1red girls are going to have the time |
of their lives during tho summer there. |
While they are enjoying themselves, |
Mrs. Fels will be travelling through the |
West on an extensive tour in the cause |
of suffrage. She will leave tho early part
of July.
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Joke on yourself" was the saucy re-
joinder.
But you allowed me to go on think
ing
"Then you must have cared" he cried,
triumphantly affirming a thought Of his
own.
IT cared enough to set myself right in
your eyes," she returned evasively.
rs that all? Oh, Margery, don't teasel
If you only knew how I have suffered"
We'll" Margery's eyes were modestly
lowered, mot being quite so egotistical as
some people. perhaps do know"
you darlingl" He made n sudden
movement toward her. but she raised a
warning finger.
"I think 1 hear Bob coming" she
breathed softly
Let hlm!" was the bold reJoinder, as
Frank took her into his longing arms.
Copyright, 1915.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-22
Forget You?

Forget your If 1 only couldl
But memory, self-willed,
Will sting my heart of thoughts Of you
Until deaths touch has stIlled
Its throbbing, and has chilled
It's fever with his dew.
Forget your How can forget7
Escape from memory's knout?
When love woke in my heart for you
All else was blotted out
Resentment, fear or doubt
For love was all 1 knew.
Forget your When the sun forgets
At morn to rise and shine,
And when the hermit thrush forgets
His song at days decline,
Fen then this boundless love of mine
Will rise triumphant DER regrets,
Rejoicing to be thine.
Cora NJ. w Greenleaf.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-22

TO keep your typewriter in a convenient
place IL you have no table for 1t, hinge
the lid to n typewriter box or any deep
box, cover with burlap or denim, and the
machine can be easily tucked out of
sight when not in use and you have a
nice seat besides. A set of good casters
tackled to the four corners will make 1t
easy to push about.
prize Of 80 cents has been awarded to
Bernardine Fielding, 10 Centre street, Bal
timOro, Md, for tho following suggestion;
Let me suggest to campers, and to those
who like to build n fire to make coffee
when picnicklng, that they will have no
trouble getting a quick, brisk blaze, even
when the wood is green or damp, II they
throw in the fire a handful or two OF old
photograph films. These films are highly
inflammable, yet their use is not danger
Gus, like tho habit some campers have of
throwing oil on when the fire will not
burn. We save our films all winter for
just such summer use, several hundred of
them taking up little room in the camping
outfit.
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FTHE vogue of the one-plece bathing
i suit isn't new, of course. but 1t is
particularly noticeable this season.
Baileys Beach is usually the mecca of
the fashionable bather. and some of the
costumes shown for Newport wear this
year are charming. It really isn't too
early TO choose suit. The department
stores are all selling them and the warm
weather is here to stay
1t goes without saying that taffetas is
the seasons chosen material Black and
navy blue are the first winners for pop
nlarity, closely followed by eoin-dotted,
striped and plaid effects in satlns. silks
and mohair. I think the bathing suit
which is trimmed with some striking ma :
terial Is more effective and less eonsplc-
uous than the all-strlped styles. 1t Is q
question OF taste, OF course.
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The little suit shown in today's fashion
Is extremely plain and decidedly pictur-
esque. The lines are simple and practical
enough to allow the fair fearer to disre-
gard the old warning about Don't go
near the water"
This bathing costume buttons all the
way up the front. with knitted Jerseys
underneath. The skirt is circular i'm cut,
with wide, stitched girdle. The buttons
are self-toned and will stand any amount
or wear. The bodice is particularly styl-
ish, with its wide Quaker collar, made of
white taffetas. neatly hemstitched at the
edges. The V neck is also hemstitched,
with wide-open sleeves slit to the shout
ders.
Notice the cunning little cap. It is
with bows OF black at either side. The
facing is bright red. A tightly fitting
divers cap is worn beneath this highly
ornamental silk one. of course.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-04-16

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IL Affords US much pleasure 10 be
able 10 make the following quotation
from . letter written by Prof, CO.
burn, 10 . friend here, regarding the
work Of Miss Ksthtrine King, ~ho Is
. student 81 the State CniVsrsity, II
says:
II AN very proud Of the ~ork which
Katharine King 10 doing In The uni.
yersity, In . eommuni,Alion which I
had from the registrar Of the Uni.
versity | notice her grades are 81 rs
and SIS. This certainly Is Ssme re.
ord and 1, means she Is doing scne
exec lent work To establish a rs<NS,d
Of This Kind the very rrs, ysAI means
thA, Size al. surely maze tie nj
Beta kAppA"
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Our Greetings

The Hon. T {. punsAn. reached
his 'jih mile stone On saturday, q
AsI sees. APsil II, and nAay Of his
comrades II the G. A, L, remembered
him sith = pcs, card shessr. He
sas born in Be, mon, e0unty. Ohic,
and came 20 this city in No,em.
Der. I>no, and has been prac-
ti,!oner \, the oar continuously since.
BE IS the nesCor u the Hcir
county bar and for the pas, several
weeks has been confined 20 his hcme
BY illness The SkSriSEL, 10 which
he has been subscriber these ~
yeaFs, sends its Kindly greetings,
stshins him 4 speedy aud complete
r-roy-ry
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Grim Reapess Work.


Lille 5lNea LAndo1 sAs corn near
Asrnd Ci,y. No. !AnuA,y y, so,
lied ~ Denver, Goa, March y. 1915.
AS~i " yeAss, ! n3nta and - ;Ays.
A: N sAs.y Ne sEe lni:si sitn the
CHRISTIAN church and las ever since
lived faithful, .snsis,sn; christian
.i,s.
Sue SIS rHr;ei = CAIs e. =. Pies
-sr ~ Mound C,;!, No, Dc-ooer u.
800, kni las IT-i m NyoGIns ever
sincs
r .lIs Inl3a Viz children acre
1cgn, .1Gr sgns All 80 i1GsuIer Z
sr!ca 80 -sns LHi yne iAlsugzf
nave 7r-e-ist l-r .1 ne c-t.s. iri
sue eases . aIsoAnd. .Ar-- sal.
iren, -ALE-' Ard I've sisters. .GG
lie % Missouri: AMI $50 brothers
80 I've N % A. IA L.Ey % ng.Fn
I-r Departure
F-nzrll services ssfs .ootueIe,i BY
9sT. AlG1csy, =, .Gs =. ;. .A-Frh
~ leiucs ? L 5Irikl .Ls nlae
n r3rrinxLoa es-sgsgy.
We ain .iCA Tie EIny .risnts u
The 1sreay~i Ines IN extending our
heartfelt sympathy 70 them \, ,Ei.
tine -GcAEsn Cagn;y, Nyo- !oGrn-
n. 1 PEI! st.
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FooGisn People.

Ictr~ Ne :, -- So ktt-A N lese
good ''Sis Ar- o~ar.; - .cgntry
Hoe ,cc So -l-- - iced q
rotnlirs 81; -: mes nave aoyicas
tina: Are sU-e - sli .nrgn .ny- tkn.
ger sue Ia
Ho- An SsSd '1Ai - s1cd 90 !
eogn,ry'
GiUe .s-n,ry god -'a.is nj q.
oil. os isPcg l,s'i 10 =, :tEe HlS-
~ = -. AEi .lt's '-llts NJ ;rLc.
tiea. = NCa sxi.seH:. nA--1. Lnd
crossed Anes, LoyrtntG Z us AMI
bumrs. IL p<Gps 'sELIa 5stI1s@
they e1nncg -, ~.
Give country sgcd .pC,:s AT Is.
Of htu.ins : reduced ,'rn = cents
per ION nile 70 ,-Hys THIS reduces
the elsS u iyins zoo Egeu-
Give souL;ry sSld OAKS At rir.
GIN and gill DC orDssn Ig Ini cat
into cultivation. THIS asAns :Ge
many neishoors.
Give . country saod -uais And rar1l
sehoois ~iil DC GOOSE .idatsi This
means TOO nucu siucAgtoa-
Give . country good -oaSss And there
Gill o< eOnm0niJ! sceiAI salhsrin.s.
This gill maze the boys mi sirss
~anI TO Say On the .Arn and cHrVe
instead Of being compelled 10 50 10
the city 20 sSArve.
Give . counrry good roads Ard Ike
farmer can 80 TO narxet any dAy in
ths ysAx. This means THAI he Gill
s0sod too much noaey in ,osn-
No. ths bsss say 10 keep the pscpss
Alzuady in . country ~ hous and 10
No. oatstdss fruD coming in b 10
n1peAin frua inpsuviag The rualdA
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In The Sky.

Oryi..e Wright, ~ho sith his late
brother. invented the aeropiane, in
'erssis lie Sorid With The announce
rsnt hat ne has perfected stabil-
.Lsr snieh ALL add 20 the safety Of
-gInx oy nA<ing ths machine more
steady. requiring .ess attention FROM
ne Jp-'ator
Tie s.y lIi - DC explored. Little
ais sno-n u its shilting currents
ini ;rslehsruus pocsets In which
oirfnsn sometimes meet With besll.
teriRs And Inexp.A!nao.e experiences.
Tie gisEer Atmosphere sAs IN IN.
sn5sn and lneakr,srsi sea sith per-
is ana problems Of shieh nan sas
uniformed.
10 las cost many lives 20 proceed Is
'Af ~ sc have IN 2erfecting SKY nAyi.
shIIon- in 1918, Ds lirnen acre killed
And :, lady injured. Germany con.
-rIocred " ives 20 The lsg. France
~ irear Britain Is, and the United
STAKES = In the month Of Seg,en.
lero<. 1912, Acne, there ssrs - Aria
lion titaill!ss.
Nlr las settled IDon the leropIlns
~ IN Indispensable sxssasy, AMI even
IN The 2rsssa, !-psrtee; isse.Srnsn,
ot.zlst.lnes, str 1ytnx sesns attended
~t1H ooiy a Eot@rzre percentage u
fatalities Little 2ru9ress hAs been
rSfs in singing the air scouts - they
sss<a in ,hstr -isris ;hr1Gxh Tie
say
With H1ch , t<siss a the surviving
Wright ososh<r ciAsn 10 have per.
ssrssd- , osusAsnsas srsIvisy In The
uaehasss6 rsaSo asovs tbs esosda
ssso 9srhshds-
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Tie iiss-te: So srsin.T-i N 80
Aal ne ;r-s<nI sshsy si;e ~ -s:-si
TIE ;rsS o.Ar,; = .i'.e,crs sev p
Y L,Gcxs, Reo~r: sea- sod. Aai
NJ Fins
NJ Gerrse " r-ucs :a.xr, re
-rsS EN- :. <r5r. !, a.Ary q AZ
p~, ncnyE-
TIE --sc lccss .As '-1Es build.
~ -,-l2e<,i s!tA 2acen, <Ais
All iesss. III sscye, Ara 4
o,L;s1cari EL;e q pain:Si -no~.
P+rs.cs SO AtCsnts,; s;noc. slen
l->s ,-s1a.tS'i E.sii. lni Jean iLs.
~, ,I=s, la.i AAicis -agt,s. Ia.
hnd s'nns >CI. N1nsgsr SRA .ccG
strs-cs so Lccen:s.i -:ts.c. n ~
ilsSre, AM ~ 49, - AYE = /
-. E.n<n- ,osig ;ns kre .-Cn 40
Scusr- ILr-syc Same. -1-ss. :iyt.
sns,E=--s, n r. N=lzL.-Ia. q.
.astr A-ysr
r-s iLssric. u 5--s<n, Is ~ L.
s<sss,i - -Lsl-a e. .lGt.J Ssrsca1.
loi ~ ~ In,i :slA. 4 s,- ~
Tie ,rss<nc -,.-s~ as 5GiI. a $50
In'i 5 sI1iaps,i .tlE .or1ry q -.
r1i- rss, - -s,i ~ 800. ~. as,s De-
~ sssio .sn-t 81 n1o-y -llsss; ~
sntsr-aIs -snts lni 3oI sgpg~rs. 49,
! ..es, Al ,rlcLn, .ptsr 1lgs. saDt
ACE, SrtrAry sEA.tS 2N.Grss, 70
sszA.. ssnxs SEALS Anf 3ssss AMI -
Arss 3ggois xArs and iesxs. and
FAXED stSh = s1llh E,asaern aeAIinx
mi renliLAstng PtAnc-
tI 5-sssnc The tsssrie. aks IN snu-
r-r1GIca q - 7Cpts. - II -usz Ne
=nr;ilssf IN the s:hact-
Tie sctlgoi gard 19cssEsSz q los Aers
u syei s-uVst IN good asoaisi1a. IN
selen $ 4 COED ssl, Md COED .-s-
oGistiaxs. Aa3 alksssGn1AIl aogrs.
Ths ,-xsx1s o1ari - i! T. rNorp
son, 2rezs1<nG. Geo Moh5<r, ctssg,
And Louis Nsyss. aemnsr.
The prvn<ns sHAetsr 10 Ntxs lean
wilson 81 hak bad foas ysnsn' psur
vto0s sGVssssneA NO yeass a hin
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snoo. Ani four 4lArts, Il ac,zA
:r1ir.nS \: 2rss<n. soc ac..s :
-'x-srass .rGniy .sr;!=eA,s. And .As
srH;es Necessary .crI -rsy.Ar sta:s-
See receives . a.Ary u ~ per r;n:h.
THIS s me 4 he sepruvesf sGcos
III he county. sElen reAns Ia; :as
SArrans, o.ari u iirss.ors :saeres
Aoi pupils reAs9rs 70 ~ SAaiAfd
prescribed ~ re s,A;s DspA;:Esn,
:. Eigea,isr-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-04-16
Our COUNTY RURAL SCHOOLS.
Bird History d TIE Becssiss st
Se0e Il tt Rursl Schools
10 Hslt cssaty.
Raley. No. b.

IRE district So srgsnit~i 10 -.
Tire sSt hoGs sA . % heuss.
Sinee Ire srssniia,ion e ne tis;S.e,
;nres acgs. Eave opsr 5gi.t. TIE
,rSt bad u .,r-etors se~ 3 Nc.
Nalty. PRESIDED: <. Z. SAso, us.
And ~ rhensen. renosf NiS
SA.iie sAsoy ;Aasn. ne 80: ;sc
:srrs q xneu,. eAen ;hrss Ioatas o
eag,a. sue So PAD ~ ssor'ip-
:icns.
TIE present. Ecv< sss sui, N
-. Ani > -. Led .: AL.
Toe Snssl $ ~.gisp~i site iora.
~, essAo. .s,e; ~ re .eae.sr aATirx
. o;i ,gpr-f N -, . : Coz, ~ q
-, er rAss, ~ :-eAn. = Ard Ace
AnG ,rinsy ehlr,s Ire asgss :
'eAs~i s,th = "a. sSsy- IN ne :-n-
.sr u ne -5cl.
r. &C.; &c, s-eGni .snss;s u ~.
Ae-- n SOC: ssrci;iCn.
TIE 7r-<n, osAa Z iif-r:ers Are
VI. s4r-Hy 2r->sceni " :. E,sin,
:erS An3 aso~r, sa.py A.; "
srcsn, EeI1x-s.
TIE 5r.s<n. .satrr' . M a4tA
soc.er s-h;-I;. Z ! ,;gr.geAs
lls- SL;c Ani ;sn .,-.s 1c-=l;rHin
n. See . ;eLsLInS ler ~: :srI
All -~t-iv-s aA:y :! ~ S-g
r.nr.
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Attention, Comrades,

Members Of Meyer Post, q. A. z.
vi! noad their next regular meet ing
~ me nome OF I'd. Thurman. on sat
nruAy, April -, 1915, II 10 p. NJ.
sfiAsp- 10 attend 10 such matters -
nay come before them. Daniel Zach.
man. G. W. Cummins aud Robt.
Montgomery Arc detailed - commit.
- On Transportation
DANIEL KUNKH1- Sn., AdiutanI
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Grant. She died Is she believed .
true christian, aged 30 years, n enths
and 5 iays.
The body sAs brought 20 Forest
City, April 18th, and aid 20 rest Nth
bret burial service oy Elder B. n.
Dawson N.N.N,
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hepnAt-

sA.inA Gsns.- asS1AEE s1s o.1sn IAN.
liry :, .--.i. n Dgog{Is- lo.h An,i
ii-n ~ Dss Aain<s- I0.A- AgrtI =
IsI& sue moved 20 lnt<Ssntsn.s
IosA hnli became rsEoef u The
EsEscDSai cs-lrrn ~ lhs Iss u IA
December q I..I shs sls married
TO her husband ars t<esasssi- sue q
survived oy hsr rGSEsr. Mrs Gsass-
and . sister, Mrs. z Gscfrruy, ot
Rock Part A1d Adalxnrsr, Ats LaIg
Of Dies NotneaL
Funeral sasvtrss sers GELD from 81
Pauix RpasnreAi church 7f Do
1oSssA AsrfI sxh- ~ Rev. AIe1-
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ADVERTISING RATES

Dssplas <d~ertsssas: iS p<r
0ch. rSa ot paO<r. sS~r~ 6s-
boy eseee<as thsee aeh~Ss M
Or thr~~ ,aehes. 35e per- iach.
lise Rsses: ioc pr liae. tirSs
nsertsoa. 81 per lsoe. cscn 3D.
<1tiooA tns~suoo. AL s6xaAshs
rvs<aerS to Dc eoonted u line
rste>, unie>s natter eSc~eas
hall column. over thas TO be
2SS per tnen.
Yearly Soauscts: - i.5e
per SsSn. BET. esSn tns<rtsoa.
Where an sdserus<a<nt hss
extra eOoposatioo. sa0e stil
- eaarge< sscorvtiasiy.
rssss ss4ss ~ NET TO Al
<ssv~uss<s go <osSsA
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-ysaG and Light Hickory DoGoss
Trees and Single Tress, painted .ith
lead and oil ADD ssnGins epaen rar.
nisG- Psscs q Il see our ID Alb
snlussiy guas.nsssA against hsvakzxs.
TnB vAnIKYY SYosR
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-27

II. {. BRoUGHER. President.
W. J. DOUGLASS. Secretary.
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Prior to During Year Ending Total

No Shat635foo the
year. the performed through
workings the North
shaft This when first o 4
good grade 900 drifts
which
which is quartz with lunches
agmen thought best discontinue
workings account of the operating
with view
west and a
No extended
showing small singes of
100foot LevelThe
total distance of $50 vein which was
$50 feet The ledge and carried
hanging wall and
West End rhyote foot wall crosscu
100 south
wide cut and 175
good walls End
A osscut $50 nohery the frsv
about 800
cut and we continued to
carried values which per The
work being concentrated this property
Board Directors ordere
i of funds
lease granted the Company ON
portion OF the east end
through their underground faithfully working
but far have failed quantities
is the intention new
shaft and further the
biz the reason why good
ore bodies should not be developed
Respectfully submitted
n Z. BRoUGHER, President
W. J. DOUGLASS Secretary
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SENATOR pIrrMAN,s GRAVE ERROR


superintendent the u
Overwhelmingly defeated the polls November
he a
a portion
identified with
has otste
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AN OBNOXIOUS AND SILLY MEASURE

~ years Keher bill
bill Assembly No introduced the fate of which
the balance This BILL would likely
clared unconstitutional by meanwhile il
would preces Briefly
stated bill shall
specialists
distractions which result
physiology
which compiled author
this
the applicant certificate capable
either medicine
dement's of the bill
which enemies
practices
possible
costly inroads by of the referred
But there also certainty that opposition to this will be
his
aim to
gained from syllable
final satisfactory likely
would become like consultation office than
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they attain Senator
ability while doing So This home
increasing withdrawal
affairs have sufficient discern
aid protection from the party
elected Democratic
Independent candidate He welcomed
Republican entered
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TONOPAH MIDWAY MINING COMPANY
RENDERS REPORT FOR FISCAL YEAR

the Midway Mining for the
made by that
Midway Consolidated Mining
valuable ocu
detail the the during
giving full complete financial statement
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MuzzLlNe THE PRESS

NToW nooriety
important
with of
in
difficult This Judge should
bit
public excluded the whole district
although
going
a shall he
we'll public directly.
puerie
said base opinions they
i
their There
effect his
such rulings
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SENATOR pITTMANs SUN HAS NOT SET

A w.
"A minent
years OF activity
ndiscreto in
party of
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Respectfully
DOUGLASS Secretary
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NINE REPORT.

The development
the consisting omt-
n following lneal
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Office: Seabreeze Avenue
Phone is Red
SIDNEY PENDELL, Manager
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A)l7'zI - Alb NlTWNA BEAeha :,
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Miss Degrees, of Nashua. N. H., a
cousin of Burton Rogers and his sis
ter. who are spending the winter in
their new home on Goodall avenue. is
here for short visit Mr.. and Miss
Rogers also have as their guest Miss
Stella Taylor, who was with them last
winter on Ocean boulevard, Seabreeze.
Miss Libbie Rogers remained in War
rem, Pa. this winter but may join her
sister and brother later In the season
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VETERAN NEWSPAPER
man LIKES THE NEWS
SENDS 12-PAGE COPY TO EDITOR
OF HIS HOME TOWN PAPER
JUST TO SHOW THE DIFFER
ENCE IN PATRONAGE.

VIM b. Reed, for q years winter
resident of the peninsula, thinks the
Daily News is about as fine an exam
pie of modern newspaper effort as he
has seen in long time. In comment
ing on the issue, Mr.. Reed said he
had just sent 12-page copy of the
Daily News to the editor of his home
town paper in Hastings, Minnesota,
to illustrate the difference in patron
age accorded to this paper and that
of Hastings.
The Hastings paper, he said. was
a three-column, four page sheet about
the size of a magazine, and had been
in existence for nearly quarter Of
a century, without any apparent In
crease In advertising patronage dur
ing that length Of time.
Mr. Reed is himself member of
the Minnesota Editorial association,
having been identified with the news
paper business, more or less, good
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GENEVA HOTEL iNSTAIGS
NEW VlCTOR-vlCTROLi

The Geneva hotel on Ocean boule-
ward, conducted by Mrs. +. u. Stengle.
has just installed Il new Nictor-Vic-
trola for the entertainment or It's
guests. The instrument was pur-
chased through Elmer Kipp and Is
one of the latest and best instruments
of its kind that has been placed on
the market.
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minutes later At point half mile

minutes later At point half mile
north of the Nautilus, Miss Law
banked the machine for the last time
before returning to the ground, and
although the turn was unusually
steep the passenger appeared not to
mind it in the least.
Miss Law seemed highly pleased
with the conduct of her passenger
and later remarked that it was de-
cided pleasure to fly with woman
possessing the courage and fearless
ness displayed by Mrs. Laughlin.
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Had II All Mapped Out.

You'll have some explaining to do
when YOU get home. won't you?" NO"
replied the member of congress. I'm
not going to explain I'm going to
let my constituents argue matters out
among themselves and then take the
side that seems to have the most ad-
vocates. '-Washington Star
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
OF MAILS.

Mails arrive and depart from Sea
breeze postoffice as follows:
Southbound-Arriv 5:45 a. m, and
AIS p. m, depart. 11:15 a. m. and
600 p. m.
Northbound-Arriv 2:45 a. m. and
2:15 p. m; depart, 1:15 and 600 pm.
Sunday hours General delivery
open from 200 to 300 p. m.
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LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

At the annual meeting of the Sea-
breeze Library association, held on
Tuesday afternoon. the following OIL
GERS were elected: S. S. Pierson,
president; Miss May Haigh, secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. A. T. Bigelow,
Mrs. II. A. Bernard and r. T. Butler,
trustees