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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-02

MONEY IN GRAIN-$10 buys. puts
or calls on 10000 bushels Of wheat;
no further risk, movement OF SC
from price gives you an opportunity
to take $500. 4c, $500, Sc, $500, etc.
Write for particulars. Central Grain
Co. 319 Commerc Bldg. Kansas
City, Mo.
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FOR RENr-A fiat, 11o1H Main St.
See B. F.. Jones.
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WANTED-Horses and cattle to pas
ture, plenty of grass and water. 9
Jemison, r. F. D. 1.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MEN-My illustrated catalogue e1.
plains how I teach the barber trade
quickly, mailed free. Write Moler Col
lese, st. Louis, Mo.
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FOR SALB-Good sod. Inquire a
Henry Ziniel. 1902 Ash st.
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WIDE awake agents are coming mon
ey with our easily demonstrated
specialties. Write today for particu-
lars and new catalog. The Otto Co.,
4125 w. Bell Pl. A., st. Louis, Mo-.
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FOR RENT-Double house, Ills and
1920 Morgan. Modern. six rooms
each. Apply 1926 Morgan
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FOR SALDtI am going to give some
one bargain in No. 100 North
Twelfth street. SiX-roodn cottage, full
corner lot and barn. Quick sale. John
Tumelty.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished room
for light housekeeping Light an
water. Phone black 1176 or can o.
Concert St.
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FOR SALE-Three second hand OF
gans, taken in trade on pianos, a
IS, 50 and $12. Duncan Schen Furni
ture CO. 3D..
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LADIES-My illustrated catalogue e1-
plains how I teach hairdressing,
manicurtng. massage in few weeks.
Mailed free. Write Moler college. Slo
North Sixth St, St. Louis.
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FOR RENT-Furnished house, 31e
Franklin: all modern. Inquire al
SO Franklin. -.-'
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FOR SA1E-Apple trees, $50, all
next week. John T. Stafford, 1915
Main St.
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FOR RENT-7-room house. electric
light, steam heat. Apply to Mrs. TT
tus, 1928 North Second st.
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FOR RENT-Six room modern house
Enquire of Mrs. Thos. McMauus.
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FOR SAIIE-Two vacant residence
lots near Nineteenth and johnson
shOD 90 each. Rtrdwell Sutlive.
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FOR RENT-Fwnished modern apart
ment, also four room fiat unfurn
iShed. Phone B1ack-1697.
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LOST

LOST-Package silk goods, between
Seventeenth and Orleans and sum
mityille. Please leave at this office.
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FOR RENT

FOR RDNT-May z, 5 room cottage
1900 Orleans st. Enquire TIC Main
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FOR SALH-Baby chicks from barres
rock eggs, 10c each. Phone ]. II
Morrison, south Of Hamilton depot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-02

FOR SALE-Cak Office PARTON and
railing; hot air furnace suitable for
cottage. Baker, Grand opera house.
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FOR RENT-Five room house, 110l
Fulton st. Apply 1902 Franklin St
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FOR SALE-New three room house
barn, large cistern. with three lots
in Home Park addition. 8. H. John
ston, Estes House.
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FOR RENT-Three or four room fiat
modern. Inquire At High street.
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FOR SALE-Six room brick with bath
electric light and new furnace, nice
yard and such fine location, neigh
tborhood Fourth and Fulton. 100000.
Telephone Birdwell Sutlive, Black
1857.
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FOR RENT-Modern furnished house
Sixth and Morgan. j. A. Roberts.
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FOR SALE-Modern home Of eight
rooms. Apply mornings, HOG Con
cert street. Phone Black-2S0.
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FOR SALE-One good mule aud one
, standard bred driving horse. with
Studebaker buggy and harness. Ap
ply 10 South Seventh st. Phone 72s
| Red.
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FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house. S1S Orleans avenue. Enquire
at SIG Orleans avenue.
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FOR sALE-One five passenger Ford
car, cheap. 3. E. Fuller, 71S North
Thirteenth street. Phone Red 1884.
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FOR RENT-seven room modern
house at s12 Fulton, $3.50 Pc
month. Inquire DR.. Clark.
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FOR SALE-Seven room frame, fine
corner, Eleventh and beautiful Or
|leans avenue. See Birdweal SutliVe
3i2 Main street, or telephone.
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FOR SALT-Seven room house, barn,
fifty fruit trees, half block Of ground,
on easy terms, or will lease for one
year. J. A. Roberts.
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FOR SALE+Upright piano, but
slightly used and In perfect condi.
ton. At q bargain. Duncsu-Schell Fur.
niture Co.
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WANTED-A white girl to assist witt
| general house work OF mornings
Apply 1902 Concert street.
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FOR SALEIFine gentle Shetland
marc pony, two Shetland yearltngs
new buggy and harness. 1907 Elk
change.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished airy
front room everything modern:
rent reasonable; gentlemen preferred.
Call Sunday and evenings. 213 North
Eleventh street. Phone Black-S45.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-02

FOR -RENT-Modern six room house
cheap. Dr. G. A. Jenkins.
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FOR SALE-Fresh COW, milo west Of
powder works, st. Franc1sville road
T. F. Swigelson.
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FOR SALE-Lawn mower. Red S5s
or 200 S. Third street.
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FOR RENT room house. Modern
except furnace. Inquire GLIB Fulton.
Phone Black 704. F1,9-esE
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srRAYED.

STRAYIID AWAY about four weeks
ago, a brown bull dog, with white
spot on back of neck. Return to Wells
Fargo Co, and receive reward
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-02

WANTED-Lady traveller. Experience
unnecessary. Salary, commission
and expense allowance to right lady
McBrady & Co., Chicago.
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FOR SALE-A six foot floor cas-
cheap. Holland. S0S Main street.
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FOR RENT-11s North Seventh street.
six room modern house. Inquire
Mrs. M. B. Ingersoll, TO North Sew
enth.
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FOR SAIiE-Fresh Durham COW and
calf. Phone 1900 F. II. Joe O'Ben
ness, Route 1, Keokuk.
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FOR SALE+Two corner lots, Fit
teenth and Bank, three houses each
Corner Twelfth and Franklin, 18TH by
40; three houses on. Charles Altes
1909 Franklin.
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FOR SALK-New room house
strictly modern, SOC Fulton st. G. T.
Maxwell Phone 723 Red.
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FOR SALE-Gas range $500. J. I
Well. 62S Orleans avenue.
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THE WANT COLUMN

FOR RENT-F1ve room cottage, $500
per month. j. A. Roberts.
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LAUNCH FOR SAIE-3O TT. long
White oak throughout, two cylinder
Lamb engine. Price $3.50 cash. Two
boat house hulls, #. wide, 40 It
long. Price $40 for one, or $50 70,
two e. Carroll Taber.
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FOR SAI1E-Five room house, $3.50
property, price $1,000 If taken sool
Apply 815 South Sixth street.
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WANTED A good girl. Apply al
Hotel Grant warsaw, Ill.
WANTED-To buy an invalid chair.
Phone Red 1853.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
BODY RECOVERED
Thomas Sway Drowned in Severn a
Week Ago Found F eating in
Cars Creek.

The body of Thomas Sway, colored.
a we'll thought of and hard-wOrking
colored man. was found yesterday al
ternOOn.
The body was recovered by William
Albert Mitchell. an oysterman with
the assistance OF Henry Campbell 1T
was found floating in Carr's creek,
at the mouth of the Severn river. a
coroner's jury was summoned and an
inquest was held. with Justice William
f. Minnick acting coroner. A verdict
was rendered of accidental drowning
There were no marks upon the body
indicating foul play, and the body was
in fairly good condition. save for the
left cheek. which had been a little de
faced probably by crabs The verdict
relieves the man who was with Sway
at the time OF the accident of any re
sponsibility in the matter
Thomas Sway was drowned about a
week ago while oystering in his bug
eye in the Severn river. near the bay.
Il was said he attempted TO haul in his
sail when the rope broke and he lost
his balance. falling overheard He
sank not to rise again.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
COLLINS AT CHURCH.
Ghostly Figures Receive Guests at
First NJ. E. Church Reception
A Delightful Party.

most delightful Halloween par "
was given in the lecture room of the
First NJ. e. Church last evening by
the Epworth League On entering the
church one was gwen the impression
the "Goblins would get you if you
didn't watch out" as three young la
dies "a Ghosts" welcomed those who
came
The lecture room looked like for
est, lighted only by lanterns made Of
pumpkins, the decorations came from
the farms of country friends. and the
Witches den was a delight TO all who
entered for the asking. The Witches
would tell you anything you wanted
10 know. Too much credit cannot he
given to Miss Nellie Ennis and Miss
Edith Childs, head of the social de-
psrtment.
The officers of the League are
Miss Nellie Dadds. President; MIR. j..
T. Spicknal, First Vice President /;
Prof. Rippere. Second Vice president; /;
Miss Lillian Linthicum, Third Vice
President; Miss Nellie Ennis. Ms
Fairbank, Treasurer; Miss Florence
Childs. Secretary; Miss Elizabeth
Munroe, 0rganist; MIR. Pearce Jewell
and Mrs. Biles. Violinists.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
Hallow Fen Party

A halloween party was given at the
home of MIR. and Mr.. J. Dull, SO
Cnrnhill street, last evening. The
good natured young people wore cos
tunes of every description. The color
scheme was black and yellow. Those
present were:
Misses s. Atwell, f. Elliott, NJ. De
SAINTS. R. Ford, e. Jones, G. Friemel,
d. Parkinson, E. Parkinson, G. Mich
OILS, T. Droll, L. Lorea. r. Como and
H.. Meekins.
Messrs. l.. Dull, b. Anderson. r.
Schultz, w White. A. White. C.
Wooten, j. DroIl, w. Ford, J Worth.
ntgon, T. Abbott. o. Dull. G. Dull.
II Franklin. Mr. and Mrs J. Dull, Mr.
and Mrs. r. Bentley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Dull. Out-of-town guests, A.
and F. Peddicord, of West River; II.
Tier, of Baltimore; Mrs Golden, of
Va. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Brown and son
Roland, of Baltimore.
A very pleasant evening was spent
playing al sorts OF games, after which
refreshments were served. At a late
hour the guest left for their home
after spending ''joliy time "
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
ST. JOHNS LEAVE
TO PLAY OLD RIVALS.
At College Park This Afternoon.
Home Grounds M. A. c 1.-The
Line Up.

Prepared to put the last ounce OF
strength and grit into the battle. the
football men of st. Johns College left
here at 11.20 for College Park, where
they will play their old rivals the
Maryland Agriculturalists this after
noon, the game scheduled to start at
3 o'clock.
AT noon a special train loaded with
nearly every student and member Of
the faculty of St Johns Colleg, with
many loyal supporters, left for the
same destination, so that the warriors
will not lack friendly help on for
eign battlefield.
The team will start the game as
follows: Left end. Andrews; left
tackle. Selby; left guard, Hartsock
center Dryden; right guard. Bowers
right tackle. Woodward; right end
Noble quarterback. Heise, (captaiu) ;
left halfback. Stromeyer; right half
back, Bielaski; fullback, Turner.
st. Johns has won a large majority
of the games against the Farmers if
the whole series is considered, but of
recent years honors have been more
evenly divided The defeat last year
by a team which st. Johns still con-
siders inferior, rankles greatly, and
there never was more determination
TO win game.
At the Naval Academy the midship
men oppose the eleven of North Caro-
College. The midshipmen DEBATED
this team last year by 16 to IA in one
of the best games of the season, and
the contest today should be a splen-
did one.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
MASQUERADE DANCE
A GREAT SUCCESS.
A Variety Of Costumes and Many
Surprises.

SURPRISES
Promptly at q O'Clock last night the
grand march formed for the msaquer-
ade dance at the City Assembly Rooms
at second annual bal masque given
BY a number Of Annapolis young men
II was q heterogeneous mass that I'll
ed into the Assembly Rooms and many
grotesque characters were on view.
Dinah was with Uncle Sam. and the
Atlantic City bathing girl in abbre-
waited costume. was arm in arm with
a Monk. while Old Black Joe had for
his partner the Spanish Girl. and the
Indian marched in with an up-to-date
American girl.
There were clowns and cowboys,
dominoes and Pierrots; there was q
Honolulu girl and a hobo. the nurse
maid wheeling her" baby coach and
the organ grinder Every variety Of
costume was seen on the dance floor
and there were many surprises when
the hour for unmasking arrived. The
"cullud' dude from Darktown cut a
"fgger" and Charlie Chaplin sham
bled about true to life.
Everybody was good-natured, no
body minded being jostled and there
was run for all. An orchestra fur
nished music in the gallery, leaving
the hall clear for dancing. Chairs
we're placed for onlookers around the
wallis. and the sight was enjoyed by
q number of friends of the dancers
The room was decorated in festoons
OF yellow crepe paper from the center
Of the ceiling to the four corners OF
the hall, and lighted pumpkins and
black cats. witches and goblins car
ried out the Halloween effect All tho
lights were shaded to add to the weird
effect of the scene.
Special permission had been grant.
ed the maskers to go through the
streets and everything passed off
pleasantly. The committee in charg,
deserves much credit for the success
OF the Halloween dance.
Most of the young gentlemen giving
the masked ball were members of the
Severn Boat Club. Too much credi
cannot be given to Mr.. John Hyde anc
Mr.. Burton Woolley. Of the committee
who worked indefatigably to make th'
ball a success.
Schreyer's orchestra furnished th'
music and every number received al
encore. Among the characters espec
tally worthy of mention was that o
Mr.. Albert Clark. who made a decided
hit as colored nanny. Mr.. Chattel
Hopkins made fine Hebrew charac
ter, and Miss Amy Brooks, as the God
dess of Liberty. was also a good char
acter. Miss French was much ad
mired as e Colonial Dame,
There were Indians, cowboys tramps
ballet dancers and gypsy maids. Tn
Messrs. Carlton Parlett and R1ssel
were exceptionally good as two Dutch
men Mr.. Clark, as the country kid
was great. and Mr. Harry Baker. as
sly little maiden, was just too cute 70
anything. so the boys declared. an
the girls, too. Mr. George Rullmar
as Buster Brown, and Mr.. Burtol
Woolley. as the tramp, Miss Tilghmar
as a Turkish lady. Miss Gottlieb an
Miss Flood as black and white domi
noes. were all good characters. Ther
was a variety of characters and joll
good time was enjoyed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
Wanted bv Baltimore Authorities

Deputy Sheriff W. D. K [ ee, and
Special Officer Samuel Jones IF East
port, this morning, arrested John Gun
ming, also Of Eastport. who is wanted
by the Baltimore county authorities
for speeding his motorcycle in Balti'
more suburbs recently. The county
officials have also taken into custody
Raymond Windsor who has been in
dicted by the grand jury for an assault
upon Edward Ross with intent to kill
The assault took place on September
2nd
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
Novel Supper at St. Martins Church

Under the auspices of the Helpers
League a Nation Supper will be given
on Wednesday night from s to 9 p. m. .
in the basement Of the church. There
will be several booths arranged along
one side Of the hall. decorated with
the different flags and colors Of ma
tions, at each of these booths will be
served and displayed the most noted
productions Of eatsbles of the respec-
tive countries.
Tickets can be had from members
of the church at 25 cents. Look for
the advertisement in this paper next
week.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
At The Emergency Hospital.

Frances. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Ennalls Waggaman. was op-
eratd upon today at the local hospital
for adenodis an dtonsils. She is doing
nicely at this writing
Mrs. Chauncey Lucas, wife OF Lieut..
Lucas, L. S. ~. is patient at the
Emergency Hospital, where she is suf-
fering from blood poison from an in
fected finger.
Mrs. Cobb is convalescent from ty-
phoid fever at the local hospital and
is maxim z agood recovery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
independents Win Again.

The Independents defeated the Sew
enth Grade of Annapolis Grammar
School by a score of to 0. This is
the third victory for the Independents.
The lineup: K. Torovsky. right end +;
g. Sullivan, right tackle; V. Russell,
right guard; E Medford. center; X.
Barber. left guard; H Gregory. left
tackle; E. Russell. left end; J. v cod.
quarterback; T. Brewer, right half
back; ". C.alle. left half back; +
Engle. fuiiback; W Kane. for (. Rus
sell The feature OF the game was a
forward pass from Brewer to Engle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
Hospital SUNDAY.

Tomorrow is hospital Sunday. and
all the churches have had envelopes
distributed among the congregation
asking for a special collection for the
Emergency Hospital. Remember
when We have done it unto one Of the
least Of these, ye have done it unto
Me-" Let there be a generous con
tribution tomorrow 70 the hospital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
Joint Memorial Services.

There will be a joint memorial ser
vice of Annapolis Council No. 80 and
Severn Council No 13S, Junior Order
United American Mechanics tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Palace
Theatre. A well arranged program
has been prepared and the public is
cordially invited.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
Funeral Tomorrow.

The funeral OF H. Raymond Taylor
win take place tomorrow afternoon at
? O'Clock from st. Anne's Church. The
deceased was a memebr Of the Inde-
pendent Order Of Mechanics, the Jr.
o. U A. NJ. and the Red Men, all OF
which fraternaI orders win attend the
obsequies.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
PostofIiee Hours Election Dar.

Tuesday, November ?, being election
day and legal holiday. the postoffce
viii be closed in all divisions at u,
N. There viii be two collections and
deliveries by all carriers at $50 and
II a. N. All mail deposited in the Of
fee will be dispatched as usual.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
TODAY"
The Drama at Colonial Theatre Mon
day Night,

The manner in which the various
societis that take a healthy and help
ful interest in the better class of the.
atrical offerings supported the Broad
hurst-Schomer drama. To-Day" dur
ing it stay of an entire season at ths
18th Street Theatre. New York City.
should prove good argument in favor
of II being given moral and substantial
endorsement when it is presented here
at the Colonial, Monday. Nov. L.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
a cam or THANKS

We wish 10 thank all kind friend:
for expressions Of sympathy, for con
dolencs offered and flowers sent at the
time of our bereavement by the death
of our son Charles, and to assure
them of our heartfelt appreciation.
(SignedD,
Mr.. AND MRS. 3. I. HoFF.
adv. lto30
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
Father YolImer Leaves.

The Rev. Father vollmer, c. SIS. r..
Of st. Mary's Church. who has been at
tached for some years here to the Re
demptorist order. has been ordered
away. Father Vollmer has been call
ed TO St. Pauls Church, New York.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
Hon Tonight.

The second Of the midshipmen's
hops viii be held tonight in Lucas
Hall. Naval Academy. The usual
number Of visitors are here for tine
dance tonight.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-30
Called Home by Mothers Illness.

The sons Of Mrs. J. 4. McCusker.
who is critically III at the Emergency
Hospital, have been called home by
their mothers illness.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1915-07-08

The Pen-Mar Presbyterian Reunion
will be held on Thursday, July Goth. The
address will be made by Mr.. William 7.
Ellis, of Philadelphia, Pa, editor afield of
The Continent, a famous traveller, jour
nalist, lecturer, writer on missions and
other world topics. He has returned re-
Gently from the Far East via Turkey, the
Balkan States, and European Countries,
and is thoroughly com petent to speak on
"The World Crisis and the World Man, !"
which will be his subject at PEN Mar.
Mr.. Ellis is disting uished, forceful, in
teresting and popular speaker. Every
student of Religion, Mission, Sociology,
Politics and Commerce will want to hear
this address.
Mrs. Roy G, Cox, soprano, of Pine
street choir, Harrisburg, will sing. Mrs.
Cox possesses highly cultivated voice.
of great beauty and dramatic power, and
has sung at the White House by invita-
ton, and at the National Eisteddfod in
1914.
Plan to be at this years Reunion, and
enjoy the program, the place, and the
Presbyterian fellowship.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1915-07-08
Visited TIE Old Home Place.

In planning where to spend Monday,
July 5th, Mrs. Emma Yonson, of Waynes-
boro, Pa, thought visit to her old home
on the banks of Owings creek, near
Graceham, Md, would be an ideal place
and so informed her mother, Mrs. Amelia
Black, of Thurmont. Arrangements
were made to have a regular picnic din
ner and at the noon hour dinner was
served on the lawn surrounding the old
home. Those present on this occasion
were Mrs. Amelia Black, of Thurmont
Mrs. Emma Yonson, Misses Mable, Jean
and Amelia Yonson, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Mcdowell, Mr.. Henry Yonson, Miss
Catherine Grove, all of Waynesboro;
George ]. Damuth and son Lester, Mrs.
Chas Osler, Mrs. William Foreman and
sons Edward and Henry, Mrs. H. C. Fore
man, and Misses Catherine and Francis
Flory.
After dinner was over fishing was in
dulged in by some while others strolled
along the stream. Mr.. Mcdowell sue
cessfully land very fine string of fish.
Late in the afternoon ice cream was
made and much enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kelly, who are
tenants on this farm, enjoyed the visit
of these people and did much to help
make pleasant the occasion.