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The farmer and mechanic., 1915-03-09

| In addition to the slaughter Vi cot-
| tie for such purposes was that Of NilG
! horses. These We're to be found In
vast herds on the plains, ana they
were killed for their hides and tall0W
| During the first quarter OF the last
century as many as 500, 600 were kill
| ed in one year, and this killing con-
| tinued for many years. One way ~
throwing the horses was by the bolea-
dora This was composed Of three
| round stones encased in raWhide and
united by thongs. 1t was thrown hy
the hunter while he rode al full
speed after a wild horse. The stones
| whirled round like wheel, striking
the ground at the heels of the animal
and then bounding up and twisting
themselves around his legs so that ne
fell to the ground and could be kill
ed. His hide was then taken off and
his tallow saved. Indeed, for q long
time the city of Buenos Aires vas
lighted with mares grease gotten in
this way
Today horses are still cheap in ths
, Argentine. The country has perhaps
one for every man, woman and child
in it; but the stock is OF a Compare
lively high grade and it is steadily
improving 1t is the same with the
cattle. l doubt whether the average
Of good blood is SO high in any other
! pastoral country, and the fact that
the bulls at the sales have brought
again and again all the way from $40
:. 900 and upward apiece, and that tha
country has the record Of havins
+. paid the highest for single bull tha5
5 has ever been paid anywhere IL tie
t world, gives some indications Of me
conditions today But of these ! sha1
write more in the future.
{ FRANK @. CARPENTER.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-03-09

In addition 30 this dairy there ara .
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Mr.. ANDMaS. BARKERHOSTS
Entertained Members of Glass No. @ of
B. F. Stevens Memorial Church
Last Evening

Glass No. 6 of the Stevens Memorial
NJ. Z. church, was very pleasantly en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Barker, 3S Evergreen street,
last evening.
The program for the evening was
opened with brief devotional exercises
conducted by DR.. Clayton A, Smueker,
after which Miss Hermionie Barker,
violinist, and Miss Adeline limerick,
pianist, rendered a short program of
classics.
Routine business of the class was
then taken up and officers for the year
elected as follows: Miss Norma Barker,
president; Mrs. George w. Hamilton,
wee president; Miss Rae Willis, secre-
tary; Miss Aida Varnes, treasurer; Miss
Anna Cubbison, assistant secretary.
A vote of thanks, with beautiful
La France rose was presented to each
retiring officer, as well as to Mrs. Con-
rad ,Hotfsommer, the assistant teacher
of the class, who serves SO ably in the
absence of Mr.. Barker.
An enjoyable feature of the enter.
tainment was the "Public Sale" at
tended by the guests where packages
of every size and shape were auction
ed off to the highest bidder, Carl Heef.
ner, was the auctioneer. AT a late hour
refreshments were served to sixty-three
members and guests.
This class is one of the largest in
the Sunday school having at present
seventy-seven active members and
twelve honorary members. During the
past year forty-eight new members
have been added to the class.
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Leonard sparver, 1918 North Fifth

Leonard Sparver, 1918 North Fifth
street.
Miss Beulah Fauber, of Fisherville,
is the guest of Miss Bertha Pauline
Bowers, 1925 North Sixth street.
Miss Naomi Holsopple, 621 North
seventeenth street, returned yesterday
to Drexel Institute after a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Hol-
sopple.
Shuman Hart. who has been the guest
of his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. b. IL.
Hart, 1925 North Sixth street, for sew
eral weeks, returned to-day to resume
his studies at Dickinson College
Mrs. Cora Dessau and daughter,
Ferne Adele Dessau, of Lancaster, are
guests of Mrs. John r.. Sauter, 1928
Locust street.
Miss Hermione Barker, 33 Evergreen
street, has returned to Wellesley Col
lege, after visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. Barker
Miss Adaline limerick, So Evergreen
street, returned to-day to Hood College,
Frederick, Md, after a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Emer-
ick
Miss Catharine Andrews, 1906 State
street, has returned to Wellesley Col
lege, to resume her studies.
John Buckley has returned to the
University of Pennsylvania, Philadel-
phia, after q holiday visit with his par
euts, Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Buckley. 1929
North Third street
Paul Rodgers has returned tn Dick
inson College after spending the holi-
days with his parents, 709 South Front
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Ashton, 1920 Re-
gina street, have returned from visit
to the formers mother at Montours,
vile.
Russell Graham has returned to the
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy after
visit with his parents at SO Tuscarora
street.
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direction of j. H. Troup Music House,
will be one of the musical treats of
the season. Miss Elvyn has won re-
nown in Europe as we'll as this coun-
try, having played with great success in
all the big cities. Her splendid virtu-
osity and brilliance will find full scope
in the varied program she has selected
for her Harrisburg audience, as fol
lows: ~
1-(a) Caprice "from Alcestc, -
Gluck-Saint Saens; (b) Minuet, G Ma
jor; Beethoven; (c) Rhapsodie, f fiat
Major, Op. lis, Brahms.
2-Sonata Appassionata, Allegro
vivace-Andante con motto, Allegro
ma non troppo, Beethoven.
3-(a) Caprice Viennois, (b) Schoen
Rosmarin, Kreisler; (c) Prelude (from
Pour lie Piano., Debussy; CD Nocturin,
Op. 27, No. 2, (e) Poionaise, Op. oh,
Chopin.
4-Tannbauser Overture, Wagner
Lszt.
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TAYLOR ives Wedding
Natives of Prince Edward Island Mar.
ried at Home Of Brides Sis
ter in This City

A romance which had its inception in
Prince Edward Island eliminated in
the wedding here last evening of Miss
Fannie Ives, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ives, of Mescouche. a village on
the southwest coast of Prince Edward
island, and James A. Taylor, of North
Bedeque, Prince Edward Island.
The ceremony was performed at s
O'Clock at the home of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. Albert Druid. 1886 North
Fourth street, where she has been visit.
ing for the past six months. The Rev.
Harry Nelson Bassler, pastor of the Sec
ond Reformed church, officiated.
The couple were unattended. The
bride wore gown of blue satin with
touches of lace and carried bride roses.
Following the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor left for Boston, Mass,
where they viii spend several days be-
fore going to their home in North Be-
deque, where the former is engaged in
farming and trading.
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At the Colonial

George, the Fixer,' is the title of
a comedy sketch appearing at the Co.
lonial this week that is good for one
long, loud laugh. Five players and all
OF them capable, headed by the mimi
table comedian, George Nagle, present
1T. In the sketch Mr. Nagle would act
as fixer in several matrimonial affairs
and to his own amazement get pretty
well mixed up himself. The lines and
situations are rich and the clever com
pany knows how to make the most of
them. On the same offering Stoddard
and Hynes appear in a splendid musical
skit; Bigelow Campbell and Rayden,
those rathskeler boys, add a spirited
vocal turn, and Baby Gladys, the child
wonder of the age, does novel dan.
cing speciality. "The Winner a
splendid drama in moving pictures,
completes the entertainment for the
the first half of the week. adv.
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Real Pictures of Conflict

There were many predictions when
the great European war started and
the governments began to imprison and
shoot war correspondents, that there
would be no motion pictures of the
conflict. The movie man, who is as dar-
ing as any of the ancient war CORE
spondents moved right into the war zone
with his big camera and began making
pictures just as though he had a clear
field.
Undoubtedly many of the picture
men have been shot as spies, unknown
martyrs to their art, but one at least
came through, and we are to see to-day
and tomorrow with daily matinees,
authentic pictures of the battlefelds of
Belgium, taken when the fire was hot
and while the operator was taken as
big chances as the soldiers. The Pop
ular Motion Company is to be congrat-
ulated in being the first to bring to
this city long series of pictures which
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MISS SCHROEDER HOSTESS
Entertained at Cards and Dancing Last
Evening at Franklin Hall

Miss Grace NJ. Schroeder entertain
ed at five hundred followed by dance
in Franklin hall, Mechanicsburg, last
evening. Supper was served during in
termission. The guests included:
Misses Bertha Wilson, Kathryn Fa-
gan, Susan Teschopp, Myrtle Haas,
Kathryn Kutz, Dorothy Frankenberger,
Earl Feindt, William Bryner, Harry
Marks, John F'rankenberger, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bushey, Bernice Bentzell,
Margaret Orris, Helen Bentzell, Marga-
ret Slower, Cora Heitzler, Margaret Ry-
an, Helen Bentz, Jean Sample, Janet
Eckles, Vera Seidle, Martha Anderson,
Elizabeth Snyder, Elizabeth Eckels,
Samuel Mumma- Adam Orris, F. Mum
ma, Donald Brown, William Mumma,
Wilbur Wertz, George Seitz, Richard
Sehafhirt and Bernard Stansfeld.
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SOCIAL and PERSONAL

Ann Fogarty, Miss Hilda Fohl, Miss
Helen Cook, Miss Rebecea Weakley,
Miss Ethel Marks, Miss Katherine
Simonetti, Miss Mary Schupp. Miss
Helen Roberts, Miss r. Macdonald,
Miss Marie Stucker, Miss Gertrude ".
Berry, Miss Mary Tonkin, Miss Smith,
Miss Young, Miss Delmar, Miss Lillian
Billet, Miss Ferol Stevens, Miss Mabel
Orr, Elinor Copelin, Miss Elizabeth
koheen, Miss Ethel Bratton, Miss Bea-
trice Schearer, Miss Romaine Boyer.
Miss Edith Troup, Miss Marie Nc
Galley, Miss Clarabella Claster, Miss
Rose Sherman, Miss Esther Adams, Miss
Beatrice Bacon, Miss Maudeline Shoaff,
Miss Catherine Powers, Miss Helen Orr,
Miss Elsie Evans, Miss Kathryn Burd,
Miss Esther Hutmer. Miss Mary Roth,
Miss Carolyn Kelley, Miss Margaret
Boas, Miss Margaret Bason, Miss Mary
K. Koons, Miss Emiliie Stevens, Miss
Dorothy Spicer, Miss Miriam Hall, c..
R. Denny, II. IL. Frank, j. M. Snavely,
W. III. johnson, +. Ralph Culp, C. B.
shelly, James |. Handshaw, Jr., J. Ed
ward MdManamy, George R. Windsor,
j. NJ. Water, Ted Keet, Ralph Tomlin-
son, Paul f. Cation. Martin keet, S. P.
Dickey, Kenneth Rhoads, Ernest Sull-
ings, Charles Barnes, Carroll Denny, DR..
P. E. Deckard, Harry Long, C. Edgar
Weber, Samuel B. Nissley, J. E. Dom
moyer, Warren Nissley, L. F. PETER.
j. Stuart, A. p. Shout, Thomas Reist,
Preston Crowell, Jr, Edward Moore,
Frances Simouetti, Harry X. Loeser. 10.
sePn D. Smith, II. C. Riddle, George w.
Orendorf, Jerry Hook, DR.. ]. C. Reid,
Cy Heekert. Gordon Marks, DR.. Gilbert,
l.. Daley, j. II. Troup, Jr., W. S. Long
enecker, Jr., Ray Parker, j. Frances
Powers, Stewart Kishpaugh. Stanleigh
Stoneseifer, Edward r. Kerper, William
Hilton, Harry R. Leonard. d. H. Wit
mer, Lewis Hummell Rah,h R, Troup,
Frank Roth, Lee Laubenstein, Richard
Heagy, DR.. Thomas Bowman. Charles
Greenawalt, Mr.. and Mrs. Calder Metz.
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruell Sides, Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kline.
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At the Orpheum

breezy, clever and strongly ball
anced bill of Keith hits are appearing
at the Orpheum this week. The Hne-up
of talent announced to appear looked
unusual to the vaudeville "regular''
and accordingly the rs. R. % sign
was in evidence before the curtain went
up for the first act. For those who en-.
JOY clever Riddles " there is Bart Nc
Hugh S infectious Juvenile act called
'On the School playground. The
Youngsters sing, dance and act out real
cute, while the teacher who loves and
IS loved by the janitor. are the two
blg funmakers. The janitor is a dam
eng comedian of some consequence
and with his loose, easy dancing and
eccentric comedy he kept his audiences
IN constant laughter. Another hit is
PROGRAMMED as Veterans with Harry
Fields and company. This is a comedy
that is exceedingly novel in theme and
excellently played.
Harry Fields is blackface comej;ar
and he is as funny as ever as the keen
er of general store just outside the
soldiers home, supposed to be the
townsville, Tenn, thome." The graft
of such an institution is exposed dur
ing the action of the piece and it calls
IN much comedy and pathos. Cheer.
bert Marvellous Manchurians. a. sex
tet of wonderful Chinese performers.
present quite the most unusual act that
these natives of the Orient have veE
appeared in. The act is elaborate.
thrilling and very interesting. Cbaudius
and Scarlet the popular duo with their
banJos, are here again and yesterday as
the songs of fifty years ago were
thrown on the screen, the whole audi
ence Joined in singing them. A clever
due of blackface comedians, Bowen and
Brooks, are here also and in fact two
or three other turns of almost eoual
Importance round out decidedly en-
tertaining offering at the popular Lo-
Gust street play house that is deserving
of capacity audiences all week.
adv
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Birth Announcements

Mr.. and Mrs. {. c. Burris, 2321 Lo-
gan street, announce the birth of a
daughter, Margaret Elizabeth, Friday,
January l. Mrs. Burris was Miss Cath
crime Miller prior to her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.yI. Hlson, TAI South
Twenty street, announce the birth
of son, John Richard, December %.
Mrs. Filson was Miss Frances Murphy
prior to her marriage.
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Harper Bender Wedding

Lititz, Jan. 5.-Miss Charlotte 1.
Bender, of this place, and Taylor w.
Harper, of Christiana, were married yes
terday at the home of the brides par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. X. X. Bender. The
Rev. Z. S. Hagen performed the eere.
mony. The bride is graduate of the
Linden Hall Seminary and the bride
groom is a leading business man in
Christiana
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Married by the Rev. DR.. Barr

Donegal Springs, Jan. "a pretty
wedding was solemnized last evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gainor.
when their daughter, Miss Fyetta, and
Harvey j. Shuman, of Marietta. were
married, the cerer,ony being performed
by the Rev. \. Barr, pastor of the
United Evangelical church, Mount Joy.
They were unattended A reception fol
lowed.
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NO HEADACHE OR
NEURALGIA PAIN
Get a 1Oc Package ofDr.
James Headache Pow.
ders and Don't Suffer

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will 60 wild.
It's needless to suffer when you can
take remedy like DR.. James Head
ache Powders and relieve the pain and
neuralgia at once. Send someone to
the drug store now for dime package
of DR.. James Headache Powders. Don't t
suffer. In a few moments you will feel
fine-headache gone-no more neu-
ralgia pain.--Adv.
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Roth-Burns Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burns have an.
nounced the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Loretta Gertrude Burns, to Harry
Roth, of Glenside, Pa, at the Church of
st. Vincent de Paul, Germantown. The
ceremony was performed Thursday. De.
cember 81, by the rector of tine church
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MISS MOOSER ENTERTAINS
Gives Small Bridge Party at Her Homo,
This Afternoon

Miss Sara Mosser entertained at
bridge at her home, 2119 North See
ond street, this afternoon. The rooms
were prettily decorated with Christmas
greenery and poinsettias.
The guests present were Misses Hell
en- Mae Miller, Margaret Miller, Mar
guerite Robinson. Florence Carroll.
Martha Whited, Mrs. Jay c. Saltsgiver,
Mrs. c. \. Dunn and Mrs. Carl Rich
ards.
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Irwin Beds''


Twin Beds
That fascinating and uprearously
funny farce, "Twin Beds,' which bids
fair to make a fortune for Selwyn So
Company, as did "'Within the Law"
and as "Under Cover,'' ''The Lie, -
with Margaret Ellington, and "The
Show Shop with Douglas Fairbanks
all playing now in New York--are
doing, appeals to men and women alike.
Its charm is irresistible and its laugh.
ter ana fun contagious.
Most married men, after hard
day work likes to come home, slip
into comfortable footgear, and after
dinner enjoy his CRATE fire, evening pa
per and a smoke. Most wives, who have
spent the day at home, have a penchanb
for putting on their fine feathers and
gong somewhere to the realm of amuse-
ment and excitement, where they NAV
see and be seen.
When the man comes home, to find
the place alive with persons for whom
he cares nothing and whom he must
entertain, he is apt to be peeved.
Clever wives know how to remove the
Crouch and make friend husband do as
they wish.
Here you have the opening of the
first act, or the situation of il. in
Twin Beds,' Selywn & Company, are
sending a talented cast and fine pro-
duction to this city to present erwin
Beds, where it will have its local
premier at the Majestic on Saturday,
matinee and evening". adv y
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MISS ANNA PRESTON TO WE'D
Her Marriage to Theodore Olsey, Jr.
Will Take Place Friday

Marietta Jan. 5.-At dinner yes
terday the engagement of Miss Anna
Preston, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Will
dore Olsey, Jr., of Marietta, was an
nounced.
The wedding is to take place on Fri
day evening, January s, at the parson-
age of st. Johns Lutheran church.
Mr.. Olsey is one of the leading bust
ness men of this section.
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D. v. v. Sorority Dance

The annual holiday hop of the D. V.
V. Sorority was held last evening in
Winterdale hall which was prettily dec
grated with Christmas greenery and
colored electric lights. The guests in
cluded:
Miss Anne Nissley, Miss Anne Ba-
con, Miss Anna Fissell, Miss Villa Ba-
ker, Miss Laura Lind, Philadelphia; !;
Miss Carrie Tunis, Miss Mabel Shelley,
Miss Helen Gerdes, Miss Helen Kirby,
Miss Charlotte Kister, Miss Pauline
Sommer, Miss Gertrude George, Miss
Bess Dohoney, Miss Louise Crozier, Miss
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Meeting of the s. P. @. A.

The annual meeting of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails, will be held ON Thursday after
noon at 4.30 O'Clock at the Masonic
Temple, room 4. Officers will be elected
and other important business transact
ed.
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WINTERDALE

10 North Market Square
New and up-to-date dance orchestra
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings. adv.
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many Dance AS GUESTS or
MAYOR and MRS. ROYAL
Pretty Affair Given in Board of Trade
for Their Son and Daughter-An-
nual Holiday Hop of D. ". v. So
rority Is Largely Attended

One of the prettiest dances of the
holiday season was given last evening,
in the Board of Trade auditorium, by
Mayor and Mrs. John X. Royal for their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Royal, and
their son, John Douglas Miller Royal.
The decorations were in green and
scarlet, with palms. small evergreen
trees and smlax as background for
the scarlet poinsettias and tiny electric
lights. Among the guests were:
Governor and Mrs. John X. Tener,
Miss Jennie Dull, Miss Katherine Phil
lips, Miss Wierman. Miss Anne Me
Cormick. Miss Minister, Miss Emma
Bross, Miss Marjorie Mercer, Miss
Elizabeth Mercer, Miss Isabel Ryder,
Miss Elinor r. Elder, of Kensington,
Md: Miss Martha Snavely, Miss Eliza
beth Ellenberger, Miss Arta Williams,
Miss Katherine Middleton, Miss Sara
Denehey, Miss Katherine Coover, Miss
Martha Fletcher, Miss Elizabeth Ross,
Miss Mary Sponsler, Miss Isabelle Mss
lev, Miss Sara Mccullough. Miss Kath-
crime Gorgas. Miss Mcfarland, Miss
Katherine h. Spoffard, Miss Katherine
Bailey. Miss Emily Adams, Miss Cora
Albright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank +. Sites, Mr..
and Mrs. H. +. Quickel, Mr. and Mrs.
William NJ. Hahn, Mr., and Mrs. Charles
p. Lusk, DIR. and Mrs. David ). Funk,
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Shook, Mrs
Henry Mccormick, Professor and Mrs.
II. r. Omwake, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Gather. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. McCaleb,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Gibson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mercer B. Tate, Mrs. Meade ID.
Detweier. the Rev. DR.. Ellis Kremer,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Fletcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Reinoehl, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph l.. Sheaer. Mr.. and Mrs. H. e..
Ross, Mr. and Mrs. John Fox Weiss,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Balsley, Mrs. Louisa
Kelker. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f. Cough,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward 5, Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Kaltwasser.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Mccullough, DR..
and Mrs. George f. Gorgas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Mcfarland, DR.. and Mrs.
| Henry NJ. Stine, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Denehey, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spieer,
Mrs. James $. Spicer, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
: b. Ash, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Moeslein, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin E. Eager, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. X. Spicer, Mrs. J. Fred Orth,
of Washington; DR.. and Mrs. c. r.
/ Phillips, Vance c. Mccormick, Casper
Dull, Daniel NJ. Dull, Charles Williams,
d. J. Carpenter, David Shotwell, Boas
Sites.
William Middleton. Charles E. Dash
/ er, David Fleming III, Clarence Fink,
I DIR. Carson Coover, J. Motter Fletcher,
Spencer Ross, Thompson 5. Martin,
Henry Gross, J. Donald Carruthers,
/ Curzon Eager, Meade D. Detweiler, Jr.,
Judge and Mrs. George Kunkel, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis NJ. Neiffer, DIR. and
/ Mrs. j. w. Rauniek, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas NJ. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
/ Kunkel, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Hoy,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. W. Reynders, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Ellenberger, Mr.. and
I Mrs. A. f. Shirey, Mr. and Mrs. w. w.
! Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Koser.
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MYRTLE ELVYN recital
Gifted Pianist Will Appear Tomorrow
Night at the Tech High School
Auditorium

The appearance of Miss Myrtle
Elvyn, the gifted pianist, at Tech
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Dance for the Debutantes
Mrs. Thomas Earle will give a small
dance for the debutantes at her home in
Stcelton this evening.
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are authentic and which reveal the
many sides of this tremendous war.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29


east. Detroit, 40 the instigator Of
the dynamite plot.
According to this confession.
dated June Is. Kaltschmidt told LEI.
Ter he had q little Job for him and
would give him 5000 for his part
In 1t. June -. the confession read.
Kaltschmidt paid Lefier SIS In the
formers once In the Krcsge build.
ing. Detroit.
Concerning the dynamiting Of the
Peabody plant and the attempted
destruction OF the Windsor arm
cries. the confession relates that the
man known a. Schmidt came to the
Tate factory. In Ford City. where
Lener was employed. about 10
o'clock on the night Of June 90
bringing two small clocks and bat
teries, which Lefier placed In two
suitcases he had purchased on
Michigan-ave.. Detroit. Schmidt ad
justed the clocks and batteries and
then left the plant.
Lefer. In the confession. told OF
hearing the explosion the next
morning. a. he was on his way tc