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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-08

were the guests of DR.. and Mrs. S. R.
Nissley.
Misses Bernice Nissley, Alma Brin.
ser, Sue Hershey and Sue Brinser, OF
Hummelstown, Were the guests of j. H
Buch and family recently.
Walter Gochnauer and family, of An.
derson, Indiana, are visiting the for.
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Goehnauer.
Robert Lndermuth has accepted a
position at the Masonic Home.
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er spending six weeks with friends and
relatives in Harrisburg, Camp Hill,
Steelton, Newville and York.
Mrs. j. Elmer Zeigler and son, Percy,
spent Wednesday in Harrisburg.
Miss Elizabeth Fry and her nephew,
Harry Brightbill, OF Eshcol, were in
town Friday.
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MILLERSBURG
Missionary Society to Held Annual
Birthday Party Tomorrow

missionary society 70 Held Annual
Birthday Party Tomorrow
Special Correspondence
Millersburg, Feb. S.-Mrs. Jack
Ream, of this place, and Mrs. C. H.
Rettinger, of Sunbury, went to Phila-
delphia last week to see their sister,
Mrs. Benjamin Musser, who is at the
Medico-Chi hospital, having undergone
an operation for appendicitis.
Contractor Fl. H. Helwig has force
of men working on garage for j. C.
Mullen at the rear of T. j. Longs hard
ware store.
Miss Florence Matter, of Halifax,
was the guest Of friends here last
week.
Mrs. T. ]. Long and daughter, Miss
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-08

Philadelphia last Monday, was buried
at Lykens Thursday.
District Attorney Michael E. Stroup,
of Harrisburg, was visitor here on
Saturday.
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HERSHEY

Frank Bonfanti Purchases House From
Clayton Iingle
Special Correspondence
Hershey, Feb. S.-Angustine Deoji
Ohol, Of Bombay, India, delivered an
Illustrated lecture on "The Awaken
ing Of India in the Hershey Central
theatre yesterday afternoon.
Miss Evelyn Bitner,. of Harrisburg,
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-08

Lawyers Wife G. a. m.)-John,
there 's'a burglar downstairs. Lawyer
Ask him if he s got $40 with him. I
won't bother with him for less.-Chi-
cago News.
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[ORROW: $:S; ] e: .: ; e. :; %
~O~~~~ - - ' ~ wow" ~"
Most Important of All Is Disposal of
$4,000 Flannelette Garments
Which Will Go On Sale Tomorrow Monine
At Half the Regular Prices
You expecting greatest bargain
of this
There's q Reason
For this SALE which beginning
that about $4,000 this
number which
And while $4,000
gher
B. Sale back
tire lot has disappeared ION sale, Second Floor)
Important!
Every PERFECT qualities
The Following Describes the Garments and the Very
Unusual Values
womens FannaeHe cndrens ptAocs ~ churens Romurs
II w
Csc " blue as%%s aa" p s% 6h
kl4lM
!: !: : !:
15c h KJM chadrns Gowns
and rh; holes pin ~piwh ENUMJ Zoe rnp~arl
Misses o v.n n ou MNVi Years. y%. FINISHED" ""'' "''
4Oe%" WNM hlrensS
bwdr a%um:no ohm hm
% % K1mon@ JIMMY l9c @ :sss @ n%y%SI
Infants Gowns s@ sS% womes s and Misses
M KS s % f. Infants s.ssu. 4se % e. % %, ,. R!s jam -, col
25e @ IT. oe ] @ : s% ~s
NOTE In advertising
facturer should be
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The Assortment Includes:

500 yards SOC and 75c 27-inch embroidered
Swiss Flouncngs. B. B. B. Sale, 49,. 39c yd.
$50 yards soc all-over Embroidery % inches
wide. b. b. B. Sale. .......25 25c yd.
$50 yards SOC to soc embroidery strips 1S-inch
Swiss flouncing. 10 yards to strip. (Cut as de-
sired.1 B. b. b. Sale. ..............2 25c vd.
Zoe embroidery Edges; to in wide. SC yd
&c linen Torchon laces, ,... Sc yd
750 yards Nainsook Edges; widths to 8
inches; beautiful patterns; zoe to 25c values
B. B. B. Sale, ...................12 121ac yd.
Main Foor-BOWMAN'S
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Most Important of All Is a Dispe
Which Will Go On Sale Tomorrow Morning
At Half the Regular Prices

You safe In expecting to the greatest flannel
history of this city, but is difficult imagine statements
convince you of this fact.
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Hugh Purchase Of
EN- mbroideries
and Laces Brings
Prices Down

These lots were purchased several months ago
from one of New York S largest importers, espe-
cially for the B. B. B. Sale There are hundreds
of yards of dsirable patterns and widths, and
as to value, we consider it one of the greatest
bargains ever offered
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-02-25
VERSATILITY OF sKovGAARD

New York, Feb. 19, 1915.
Or. Geo. Selden Waldo, Gainesville,
Florida.
Dear Sir: Five hundred programs
have been shipped to each of your
engagements. I have tried to catch
eyerybody's taste from the most clas-
steal musician to the one that cares
for entertaining music. The first
part of the program is for a New
York audience and so is the last part.
However, the last part would also be
enjoyed by an audience that has less
knowledge about music. The folk
dances are entertaining and even
cause smiles and laughter. italia
hassee," by Cyril Scott, is of course,
written for Florida and am giving
it as a compliment to the Florida peo-
pie. The English composer, Cyril
Scott, met in Germany young gen
tleman from your capital city, ITALIA
hassee. The friendship between the
young American and the famous COM
poser created this wonderful compo-
sition of modern music.
You will notice from the programs
sent, that Miss Marie Ellerbrook is
substituting Mime. Heness. Nine.
Heness lost her mother a few weeks
ago and is unable to sing the Florida
engagements. When Miss Ellerbrook
Of the New York Metropolitan Com
pany, heard of this, she at once Of
fered to fill her place. So Miss Eller-
brook is singing in the place of Nine.
Heness. Miss EIlerbrook is of the
type of Schumann- Heink, and is prob
ably one of the most wonderful sing
ers of today. / absolutely guarantee
for her success.
Very cordially yours,
Axel Skovgaard.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-02-25
THE LIVER REGULATES -. -.
THE BODY-A SLUGGISH
LIVER NEEDS CARE

Someone has said that people with
Chronic Liver Complaint should be
shut up away from humanity, for
they are pessimists and see through
a "glass darby" Why? Because
mental states depend upon physical
states. Biliousness, Headaches, Dir
illness and Constipation disappear af-
ter using DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
25c at your druggist. tues-thrs-fri-wk
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-02-25

de4lRnLIuI VlSlIOfS Tor the past Sin
weeks, stopping with DR.. and Mrs.
]. NJ. Thompson, left this afternoon
for their home in Newberry, S. c.
Mrs. Lee Kirby Smith, who expect
ed to arrive yesterday to visit her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. An
derson has had to defer her visit a
week on account of the illness of her
daughter, little Miss Elizabeth Kirby
Smith.
Trantham- Bullock Wedding Tonight
One of the most brilliant events of
the season win be the wedding this
evening at 8 o'clock at the Prespy-
terrain church, when Mr. Thomas Sim
mons Trantham of Tallahassee and
Miss Josephine Van Bullock will be
married, Dr. w. H. Dodge of Jack
sonville, officiating.
The wedding will be most beau
tiful one, as the decorative scheme is
particularly brilliant. pink and blue
motif having been chosen. A recep-
ton at the home of the parents of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Bullock,
will follow the ceremony.
Miss Music Bullock will be her sis
ter's maid of honor and the brides
maids viii be Miss Gertie Peyser,
Miss Mozelle Burkeim of Gainesville,
Miss Leila Woods of Birmingham,
Ala, Miss Minnie Stovall, Miss Vir-
ginia Sistrunl<, Miss Catharine Liv-
ington and the matrons of honor,
Mrs. Walter Green of Plant City and
Mrs. C. E. Ahearn.
Mr.. Trantham will have as his best
man, Mr.. M. L. Mershon, and his
groomsmen, Messrs. Raymond Bull
lock, Julian Bullock, Dale NJ. Mabry
of Tampa, Fred Cason, Miami, Phil
May, of the University of Florida,
John B. Sutton, Tampa and Gibbs
Chestnut of Gainesville.
Completing the bridal party will be
little Miss Mildred Bullock, flower
girl, Masters Clifford Bullock and
Hardy Groom, cushion bearers; Miss
es Frances McIver, Iva Waterman,
Caroline and Babette Peyser, Corne-
liza Dozier and Marion Hunter, ribbon
girls.
The nuptial music will be rendered
by Mrs. Leon Fishel, Mrs. w. A. Coin,
Mrs. Fl. M. Hampton, Miss Marguer-
tie Porter, Miss Music Bullock, Mr.. C.
S. Cullen, Mr.. Edward Drake and Mrs,
D. E. McIver, the latter presiding at
4 the pine organ.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-02-25

Mr.. M. L. Mershon and Miss Leila
Woods, of Birmingham, and Miss Mo-
zelle Burkeim of Gainesville, motored
to Leesburg yesterday afternoon.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-02-25

Mr.. ]. j. Hedrick, of Bentley-Gray
Dry Goods Company, Tampa, who has
been a business visitor for two days
left this morning for Gainesville.
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Mrs. Hooker and Mrs. Mote Enter
tanned i'm Tampa

thAAtGA Hi tampa
We take the following from the
Tampa Times: kot
Mrs. John Fl. Hansbrough has as
her charming guests for the week
Mrs. E. RI. Mote of Leesburg and Mrs.
William Hooker Of Ocala, both of
whom have large number of friends
in Tampa.
Monday, February %, at the home
of Mrs. Hansbrough's daughter, Mrs
VIM. II. jackson, 927 South Oregon
avenue, they entertained very delight
fully with cherry luncheon, in COM
pliment to Mrs Mote and Mrs. Hook
er.
The rooms were beautifully decor
ated with masses of cherry and plum
blossoms. Before the luncheon a cut
ting game was found amusing. A
quantity of red paper was in readi-
ness and each guest was presented a
cunning little pair Of scissors, and re-
quested to cut some article appro-
pirate to the occasion. The scissors
were souvenirs Of the occasion and
after the articles were cut out they
were voted upon. In this manner Mrs.
Notes cluster of cherries was chosen
as the most perfect and she received
as prize for her skill, guest door
knocker.
A tempting three course buffet
/ luncheon was served. The table was
pretty with cherry blossom decora-
ton and attractive Japanese name
cards were used. The different courses
repeated the Washington idea of the
day in many charming ways. With
the desert course were cunning little
individual cherry pies and crystalized
cherries were served with the coffee.
This delicious beverage was poured by
Mrs. w. L. Ligat, assisted by Mrs
Thomas Palmer. In place of the usual
punch, cherry bounce was served and
this table was gracefully presided
over by Mrs. E. w. Bitter, assisted by
Mrs. Paul Herndon.
Luncheon was served at 12:3(
o'clock, and the ladies who were In
vited to participate in this attractive
affair were, besides the two honorees
, Mrs Mote and Mrs. Hooker, and tn
hostesses: Mrs. Paul Herndon, Mrs
. Thomas Palmer, Mrs, w. L. Ligat
Mrs Thomas Shackleford, Mrs G. I
Larrimore, Mrs. c. L. Knight, Mrs
Edgar Wall, Mrs W. NJ Brooks, Mr.:
j. H. Fessenden, Mrs. j. NJ. Long, Mr.:
: H. T. Lykes, ST., Mrs. ]. R. Micklel
Mrs. Mary Clair Hilner, Mrs. Fran
!. Bentley, Mrs. L. L. Buchanan, Mr..
Elizabeth Carew, Mrs. E. w. Bite
Z Mrs. j. M. Towne, Mrs. S. L. Lowr.
Mrs. A. C. Clewis, Mrs. A. C. Moor
and Mrs. John D. McRae.
Mr.. j. j. Hedrick, of Bentley Ora
= Dry Goods Company, Tampa, who hs
4 been a business visitor for two da.
= left this morning for Gainesville.
Mr. NJ L. Mershon and Miss Lei
al Woods, of Birmingham, and Miss NJ
to zelle Burkeim of Gainesville, motors
to Leesburg yesterday afternoon.
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Cathedral Basket Ball Team to Play
Wildcats

Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at the Camp basketball grounds, the
Wildcats" will play the basket ball
team of the Cathedral school in Or
lando. Much interest is manifested in
the coming game for the local team
was badly defeated when they went to
Orlando several weeks ago. An adj
mission of Is and % cents will be
charged.
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Eastern Stars

There was a business meeting in
Yonge's hall Wednesday afternoon of
the Eastern Star sewing circle
After the business was disposed of
the president, Mrs. H. A. Kramer,
pleasantly surprised the members by
serving fancy cakes and iced chero-
cola, most pleasant drink, and en-
joyed by all present
Mr.. Harry Bullock has arrived TO
be present at the marriage tonight of
his sister, Miss Josephine Bullock, to
Mr.. T. s. Trantham.
Mr.. Morris Smith spent several
hours in the city today en- route to
Jacksonville in his car.
DR.. and Mrs. Mayer. who have beer
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
suor JOHN srEApxAr IN rom
HAD. IN rEACAs AT
EEsTAuEAET.
Later Attempted To rorcs coiorsd oiri
Into ofvinE Him ouar1er-Has
MOS Been Arrested

a bad ahoofinE scrape occurred at
Martins Ferry a. about nine O'Clock last
night When negro h. the name % ~
MT shot n white man and tn<n attemrt-
"a 20 shoot a negro Eirl who he cl<f>n<d
owed him sum q money.
IL APPEARED Dltner vent 20 . colored
boarding hotfse on first street. ord~r~d
through eating and tn somfn asked
him 20 pay Tor the meal h~ Refused and
an argument enrued The negro pulled
a gun on the woman and rhr-at~ned to
shoot her. the nots< attracted the at
tention % white man BY the name Of
Steadman. who ran In and the negro
-hot him In Inc forehead. Mr.. stead
man was not seriously Injured because
the hall only glazed his forehead and did
not penetrate the skull The negro then
rsn eu{ and went 90 another e0lored
Jones. corner Of First and Carlyle
streets. and held up a coiorcd girl With
the same gun and demanded a quarter
from her which he claimed she owed
him The girl escaped and ran TO the
police station notifying the officers. but
the Officers understood her 20 say CLARK
street instead OF Carlyle street and
sent out men IN that direction which
allowed the negro 20 get away.
IL was reported that the man was
seen going toward Bridgeport. The Of
ncerS had not captured him At a late
no tni. , mor5inf but GOD as,er, %
doubt lead 60 his arrest.
pr. X. II Wilson was called imme-
dlately and rendered MIR. Steadman the
necessary medical aid. His condition
was reported not serious. and his early
recovery II expected
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AT THE VICTORIA.

with the matinee performance to-day
tho Albert s. Wees players will present
for the first time in Wheeling the
dramatizstiur 90 Marie Correilfs most
popular novel entitled "rhclms." The
riaN carries the same name NJ deals
with the romance of the heroine. who l7
the daughter of OLAF Guldmar. descend
ant Of a race Of warriors llN ma in the
Nurth. she b. discovered nl her home
on the coast of Norway hy r. wealthy
young Engushman who visits the spot
with hia yacht Ua fails iu love with
her. fnarrIes her and carriss her to bls
London mansion There she ie mirun-
dcratuOd and siiFhfsd Der unhnuuinfe s
reaches Gilman when che is told hat
her husband BEL Infatuated with a noturi-
ouH actress. she goes back to NorNHy
NHr husband follows. A series ~ events
~ intense dramatic interest transptro
there but thc play ends happily. with
husband and wife reunited
The piar viii b. presented with euc-
cl4l scenery and effects. and with the
Wees players cast in ruuFeuinl parts. H.
PROMISE Co DO even more popular fhHu
The only SON ua the COrrfliI uuk 81
has rscn generally read. Th. "Nic' VIII
b. an excellent place Co spend part
or either thf afternoon or eNrniur %
the holiday. Tuesday evening there VIII
b. "a shaving contest - an added rttrac-
ton. and o. uromiaes-to create no end ~
Amusement "Fnlrchfid off ffe IS. " D."
VIII b. presented the second half Of the
week
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
District Railroad BO-ds TO n. Taken Up.

District Railroad Bc-ds TO Ne Taken Up.
At RegClar ScSsien OF the County
Court held for the county OF Barbour.
state Of West Virginia. at Philippi. at
the Court House Of said County, ON the
9th day OF May. 1915.
The following order was entered of
1T e. ordered that a notice OF IN.
intention OF the County OF Barbour TO
pay Off certain out standing District
Railroad Bonds. be published for 30 days
In the Wheeling Intelligence. a daily
newspaper published In the City 81
wheeling. West Virginia and in said
notice 10 shall be set forth that the num-
Der OF Bonds desired 70 be paid off and
taken up under this order shall be
Eleven (ID in number. which inciude
-Four 90 81 valley District Railroad
Bonds mum oered Two to Five inclusive
Tor Five Hundred Dollars each. and Is
sued by the County Court OF Barbour
County. and date August 8. 1856. Mum
been taken up and cancelled
Bonds, being Seven (7D OF Barker Dis
trict Railroad Bonds. numbered one 70
Seven inclusive for Five Hundred Dol
lars each. issued by the County Court OF
Barbour County. a9a bearing date OF
And ~ Is ordered that the Sheriff OF
said County cease payment OF interest
on said Bonds AZ the expiration OF said
ninety days.
\ copy from the record.
Attest:
8. +. HOFFMAN. Clerk
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BAD NEGRO YIELDS REVOLVER
RECKLESSLY AT MARTINS FERRY

officer never ASKS bui attend strieuy
10 his buslnszs.
eosstise czirs
In the hard nsttine In the Festu-
bert and Ia Bsssee region and the
French offensive In the Arra- region.
though the changes show a littl. ON
the map. gains Of very positive
tactical value for the future were
maze " the opinion OF a lay OBJ
server counts for anything the Brit
ish army h far from making any
tntng like a maximum effort yet
The anger % officers and men at
Gas attacks % the Germans has not
yet passed. Tommy Atkins always
Is seen In new trenches with a re
spirator in a bag slung a. his side.
In the trenches these days at least
one hear no talk OF any peace which
Is not sained by forcing Germany to
her knees.
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GER MAN ADVANCE
(conunusd Prom FIRST r.x~,

offensive in the West and thus force
a transfer of German troops from the
eastern theatre. but the more conser-
vattve military writer's think that the
time for this Is not at hand and that
the best aid England can lend her cas-
tern ally is TO pour into Russia every
ounce of ammunition that can be
spared without curtailing the neces-
sary supply at the western front
Vast Turning Movement.
One of the main aims OF the Ger
ma noperations in the East seems TO
be directed TO a vast turning move
ment behind Warsaw. embracing
Bres-Litovsk. one OF the strong Rus
sian bases. and civilian residents OF
Warsaw. according to Petrograd dis
patches. are already leaving the city
because of the possibility Of German
occupation. Circulars dropped from
German aircraft on the Polish capital
predict the fall Of Warsaw by the end
OF July.
AS an explanation OF the continued
retirement OF The Russian center. a
Petrograd dispatch says:
The Russians will refuse TO accept
serious battle in a country devoid OF
railways"
Russia has denied that in the re-
cen naval engagement In the Baltic
the Russian warships violated Swed-
ish territorial waters. and that the
situation Is no unlike in circumstances
the affair off the coast Of Chile. when
British cruisers sank the Dresden.
The Swedish papers comment on the
episode in mild tone, assuming that
an apology and explanation will be
forthcoming. According TO Copen-
hagen sdvices the greatest part OF the
battle was fought in Swedish waters.
and the crew Of the Cestgarns light
house had to lie flat TO escape the
shrapnel.
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WASHINGTON A. C.
Wnl Msst Patterson and Elm Grove In
Two Games Today-rfrFt oau1s
called A. 10 O'CLOCK.

famc between mo Eaahfnrfon Afbf.fi-
,lun and the Patterson ana EIm Grove
itanr WI D. played uu tho flrn Grove
NAii farh To-Day. The teams will meet
in two games for the holiday atfra4-
llpn. The hrEt game will b. called
o. q Ihe washington team setf Inc
~ e. f0llowa Johnson. ri guthrIe III
Mctool 81. II EfInuer 81. Cnrilnr Eb,
IelirE. Dunn. Eunfh and Mcclellan o.
p p Or smith 3D.. MAIDEN Lh
y. smith -. Weight lf. Eeufher g. Para
~ N. E smith 20. Atkinson TO- De-
Smith. Howard and Reynolds p. Jones
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DILLONVALE
TAKES ftrst Of Three Game Series Prom
brilliant YestsrdAy-zsrlo
Pitches Great Game.

With \. Zerlo. pitching IN great form
yesterday. the Diilonvale team defeated
the Hrilltant aggregation b. the score
OF 90 !. ~ was a pitchers hattie be-
tween Zerlo and Hines In which the
former had the better 81 the argument.
tie struck out 10 batfcrs and allow "a his
opponents but four safe hits. while his
! cam mates gathered n total of six off
the delivery OF Hines. 1u the sfufb In
ming the bases were filled with no outs
ana The 1onuE twiricr struck out the
neAl thrce mon. retiring the side without
o. run. Zcrio is but fs years Ola and bis
performance ~ yesterday Dr. but one %
The many of this season. ua he has won
nine Eamca and lost but one. The score
BY innings follows. V H b
brilliant .......O
Billonvale ......f 5000 2oos- 2
Eaiteries Hines and Hougcr. a. Zorlo
and ~. Lerlo. Umpire. tmhaurs
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STOMACH BAD ?
TAKE HEXETS

When you feel all out Of sorts
and are troubled with Indigestion
get right yourself before you
blame the cook. The trouble lies
entirely with your stomach
HEXETS bring quick. sure re-
lief from indigestion. sour stom-
ach and dyspepsia They strength
en- weak stomachs and aid the flow
Of gastric juices.
HEXETS arc spcarmint Favored
and very pleasant 90 take. They
are sold in either 10c or 25c
boxes.