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Local Securities Market

The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through Eisele & King
STOCKS.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09
DO TRIPLES ANNOY,

What blessed thing it is that we can forget! To-
days troubles look large but week hence they will be
forgotten and buried out Of sight Says one writer eff
you would keep book and daily put down the things
that worry you and see what becomes Of them it would
benefit YOU You allow thing to annoy you just as you
allow fly to settle on you and plague and you lose your
temper and you justify yourself by being thrown off your
balance by which you do not trace out But if you
could see what it was that threw you off your balance be-
fore breakfast and put it down in little book and follow
up and follow it out and ascertain what becomes of it,
you would see what fool you were in the matter" The
art of forgetting blessed art but the art of overlook
ing quite as important And if we should take time to
write down the origin progress and outcome of few of
our troubles it would make ashamed of the fuss we
make them that should be glad to drop such things
and bury them in eternal forgetfulness Life is too short
to be out in petty WORRIES frettings hatreds and
veXations.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

Every democrat in Kentucky ought to read and study
the democratic platform adopted by the platform conven
ton at Louisville August 81. Every section in it is wor
thy Of careful study but we would recommend thai
special attention be given to sections 16 and 49, We
produce them here with the hope that they may be
fully read and that public sentiment may become so cys
taized that the coming administration not do other
wise than carry them into effect.
Section 16Lobbyists 1--WE believe that no government
State national should be privately owned or privately
controlled and that the practice of solicitation by poti-
clans and lobbyists of aid from particular groups bust
interests on the understanding explicit or implied
that the first of the government be for these
particular interests destructive of every principle of
free and honest government We unqualfedly condemn
the practice of the secret and lobbyist and pledge
the party determined effort to eradicate these PERM
cious and baneful influences from the legislative
by the enactment of stringent laws with severe penalties
against the of money the promise of political
pefermen conditioned upon the betrayal of the public in
terests by public servants"
Section 19For Economy and Eficiency-'We favor rig
id economy in the administration of the States affairs to
the end that the people may receive maximum of service
at minimum of cost and to that end favor the mme-
date abolition of all useless Offices and the rendering of
full and adequate service in every department of the State
Government"
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09
FOR THEIR NEIGHBORS.

The hardest housekeeping in the world is the house
keeping that people do for their neighbors. Half the
troubles have are caused by worrying about what peo-
pie think What difference does it make what they think
anyway? No can live his own life and two or three
other peoples lives besides What's the of setting up
housekeeping on the roof the outside walls for the
benefit of the neighbors? You would rightly be judged
insane if you suggested anything of the kind and that is
practically what half the people do They can't do this
because the neghbors would talk and they can't do that
because the neghbors wonder if they could not afford to
do something ese They may not say IN many words
but they mean it, and it is simply great big vacuum in
some of our natures where moral courage ought to be-
Half the sting of poverty or small means is gone when one
keeps house for himself and not for his neighbos.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09

the weighs the mails
This compeis
the intervening
the of rapidly growing
has that last year the '
half the parcel post for nothing
addition the mails the ran
travelling
Post Office Department
nong
in ONCE apart
apartments differ from the u
railway post than 1920 apartments OF TINS
exclusive
them has been especial
which the Department does not
necessary utilize whole
Though not in all the Posi-
mails
them nothing for this
transportation The
additional service gratis or refuse
to carryh
remedies the railroads ask They do not ask to have the
shipment weighed and
the of private shippers They merely ask
railroads adjusted at least
of
according Lastly they
them
relieve them OF this
railroads
gress gladly before the public confident that they
to American voters
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09
Not a Bit Sleaux.

Not a Bit Sleaux.
A thin-skinned girl in Bordeaux
wear petticoats, oh dear,
neauX,
She'd go out in the sun,
And she'd say: This is fun,
But | hope my ankles don't
sheaux.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Another, who lived in Boulogne,
Was followed by dogs not her
ogne,
She was thin as a rail,
So they kept on her trail,
Believing that she was a bogne.
Houston Post.
A slash-skirted girl from Carlisle
She was nifty and right in stisle;
She bought her some hose
Of the shade of old rose,
When she walked you could see
them a misle.
Grand Rapids News.
A heightened girl from Cheyenne
Would have nothing to do with
the MEME.
She was naughty and proud,
But at last, tits avowed,
She surrendered to Cupid
Amenne.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09
THEMISToCLES

When Themistocles was asked by
his host at dinner party to enter
tain the guests by playing the lutte, he
replied that he could not play the
fiddle, but that he could make a small
town great city. We have in this
nation many politicians who are good
"fiddlers,' but they cannot make a
small town a great city. We are over
run with orators who can play upon
the passions of the people, but they
can't put brick and mortar together.
We need builders.
Let those who hunger and thirst for
power understand that the highest
glory of a statesman is to construct,
and that it is better for man that he
should build public highway than
that he should become Governor Of a
state, and that he start pillow than
that he become the author of a law
The true test of craftsmanship is the
pillow and the hammer, so let those
who would govern, first build.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09

woman suffrage? 1t is the same with the tariff prohib
on the UNIONS the Mexican situation the European war;
in fact everything we have anything to do with How
much rational it would be to hold up our judgment
question until have had opportunity to study it
from every angle. Then form opinion and stand or
fall by that opinion until we learn something of which we
have been in ignorance that might change minds on
the subject Not to be open to conviction is pgheaded
Narowness the bane of our whole system of civilization
Let your mind be open to every argument and think
think for yourself
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09

A self-made man ought to ! e
satisfied with the job, but would
like to see the material he was
made from.
If women could only bottle
their wrath-and lose the cork
screw.
Many a man has died from
heart-failure, while others live
on with brain-failure.
Fewer marriages woul be fail
ures if love was blind in only one
eye.
The only time a woman sees
what she really admires is when
she looks in the mirror.
Even some crooks take their
whiskey straight.
People often look for a place to
settle down, but few look for q
place to settle up.
The difference between a law.
yer and a preacher is this: The
lawyer practices law while the
preacher breaches things he will
not practice.
The woman who says she woulC
not marry the best man on eartt
knows she can only get the wors
one.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09
The Lost Joke.

Seated one day in my office, |
was hot on the trail of a wheeze,
and my fingers wandered idly
over the typewriter keys. l
know not of what | was thinking;
perhaps of the bills that | owed,
when joke from my cerebellum
like turbulent honey flowed, |
rolled on the floor in my laugh
ter; my face turned as blue as a
plum; the tears down my cheeks
came Accusing, and still they
continued to come. | laughed
till | had appoplexy; a physician
was rushed to my side, for fear
on a barge of Mysteries | should
go drifting out on the tide.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09
LICKING VALLEY COURIER

Entered as second class matter
April 7, 1910, at the post.offce at West
Liberty, KY, under the Act of March
8, 1879.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09
ATTENTION!
Important Information for Every
Teacher, Young Man Or Wo-
man, Boy or Girl

Who desires to secure a Business
Education in Shorthand. Type
writing, Bookkeeping, ETC., pre-
pare for a Teachers or Diploma
Examination, or pass a Civil Ser
vice Examination.
Write for particulars. We can
save you money. All we want is
an opportunity to tell you aboutit.
Tuition very cheap-boa
more than reasonable. Address
Grayson Normal School
N2-3 GraYson, kentucky
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09
THINKING.

Few men really think although each would deny the
accusation Although man is supposed to be rational
thinking ANIMAL thinking is actually the hardest work and
the rarest he does We hear thing ordinarily, and I'M
medatey form an opinion about it. Usually self-nterest
is at the bottom of conclusions We are told Tor IN
stance that suffrage is good thing and we ought
to have law allowing women to vote Do we look into
the matter? Do we study the argument for and against
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09

have sought-bu I seek it vain
ly-that one lost joke, only to
find it eludes me and haunts me
entirely, and'I fear l shall lose
my mind. Perhaps in some dust
covered volume that long on the
bookshelves has lain, of Puck or
of Judge or Joe Miller, | shall
find that joke again.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09
Gentle Jabs.

by 7, r, HUNTINGTON w VA
Warmed-over Love reminds us
of hash.
Don't expect two favors in re-
turn for one.
The reason a man goes to one
church and his wife to another is
because they wish to be out of
each others company for a time.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering 1t through
the mucous terfaces. Such articles should
never be Used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by f. j.
Cheney e. Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc. It is taken internally and made In
Toledo, Ohio. by f. ]. Cheney &c Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
Ralph Peters
On Railway Mail Pay

controversy has been raging In the columns OF tne
press between the railroads and the Federal POST once
Department the question OF proper COMPS n
for handling the United States mails Mr. Ralph Peters
Chairman of the Railway Mail Committee, when asked
to state the. railroad side Of the controversy 10 the
American farmer said in part
THE railway mail pay question will be settled-ahd
settled permanently and with justice to all concerned
the American people realize that the wnoie
subject while seemingly complicated and technical bols
down to a few simple points of fair business dealing
which no one need be rate expert to understand.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-09

ADVERTISING RATEs-l0 cents per
inch, net. for space. Composition,
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Obituaries leash to accompany Or
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ers, etc, 3 cents per line per insertion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30
@rrnf.

Store GjenSomsials. Nroprie=
ter GlouIen. Saoitr1,p, bor iolgt
u&appclepgaaro" til fbp. &roprie=
ter 81. @onlen for 100000 ST.
Gamtioig bar &roprieter 8rlI,
Soaitrlp, iolgt fin @ooro u@oot=
hnob" for $4,000 ST.. til Sorpogter
Scn1en @e1trltp.
@ommcrlejlie6eber brinser eobe
Hriier. s Sornbef ct ollereoe loo
gobt lom ollie Sommer=2eiligbeoe
lolejet til beje Nriler. Mo1ge rige
Spifere bar oflagt 8elpg | set lille
6iiferleie for at fire fig 5ommer=
bolig. Sr. @obmon pan 4roen
benter en- 5onlmtr, man olbrig tio=
ligere bor babt Mage til.
&a6immfonbets Gefreter, @eouf=
tor @rnit Garlien, 2Dngbp, oil / me-
lte Maaneb 1neo l1noer1t9ttelie al oct
Glasie1l'ife Sibeifpnumis tiltreoe EN-
&eiIe til Norge og Sberrig for at
iette Jig ino / Oriftenr at Sc nebnte
2anoes 9ta0i1rmltationer og for iam=
ti0ig at unberipge, bporleoes man /
Norge og 5berrig bar or0net fig
meo Sc1lipn til Notwithstanding
al fottige Hotienter.
Gperfjprt al Spget. Soget, Ser
ngfif fra &%lt0febing f%erle0en Mften,
oberfjGrte Neorb for @pen en- 90
rig &ige, @aniine @onie11, &ifs=
bjergbule. Sun fit boire Mrm og
b9jre 8en fnult.
Sra Soget bab0e man life m9rfet
.l1lpffen, og @igen lna oerfor bele
9eatten paa l1lpffes1te6et. Terlt
acknowledgement poo Morgentoget
fra @agenfop opbnge6e ben0e og fit
ben6e ltrofs t%ronsporteret til 6pge=
buffet. Sun bar 6o be0 ful6 Be
bioitbe6 og fur6e fortalle ON l1lpf=
fett.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

teresianf beo 5agm, CT fife iaa
meget, at BEN lille Operation folteoe
ST. Sersleip ca. 10000 &r., ST.
&irfebp alene ifal laaleoes bobe mel
Lem il og 10000 Ser. for minore
en0 s 9ages 8irflombeo, men at
&ulisiepolitif .pg @~roteitmgoelnaf
pirfelig fan %fuionere en- Millioner
og flor @la0ejer til at la6e fine
Sonolinger biftere al ct Barti, ser
forelpbig | hbert Tolo fumes 1,ben
al politilf 8etphning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

Mugiltrate11 bar nuturligpis meo
Saf taget inpo Gilbuoet. Dteo fuu
B%efoItninger bill 8Dgninqen flt1l1e
in0rettes til Sor1mer= Hefonpole=
lcentbie1u, pg man fore laar MI, at
gjen0ommen i1lOrettes BERTH % for
1pgsbis oribes / Sc fomn1e11bc. Cont
mernlaoneoer. S1ben llogange11 at
Sebrl,or noe tie s(ar lfal Ser meooe=
les Trf. Subr, ONT man fremoeleS
bill be1ptte Gjen0omme1l, ser / be-
frpfte1oe 6olb titles til gratis Mau=
oigheo forelp6ig inotil 6pruoret
1926.
Maeiitraten bar %beregnet, at Net=
to- uogiften for. ct Slar bill bore
1000 ST., og @jemmet tenfes an
ben0t ion Spbolbslteb for IS fbi11=
beige Natienter, Ser bper lfol fl11t=
ne opholbe Jig berl,be / ca. 4 Tiger.
Set me Mefonboleicentbjem biz
fao @etponing oglno 0erneb, at So
tienterne tioligere fan 1,oifribes fra
SDlpitolerne, hbpr ser loole6es BIT
(per beore Flobs for 11pe &atienter.
SslanS pnifer @bifillelie! anuo
Berlin ifriber @laoet "&pbeu=
bab11"" Sc tire islnnOlfe Selnlt9u=
6tgbebsmeno, ser er inbtr1lffet, hur
intet Morbot til at binoc blot beres
eget Harti> enoiige Sslano iom Sell
beo. Og set islanoife m%i1iiterielfe
Sobe6organ ~Siofolo" lober oe1u
bioe, bbao ser penter Sent bpis Sc
gjer nogen Snor6mmelic oberfor
0anmorf. "9llle gooe SslGnoere,"
uotaler @la0et, upnlfer, at beres
l10erlm1bsfGrh n1oa fao set beDlte
Hciltltot, og alle go6e Sslen6ere
bill ngiaa funne fin0e Jig l. ON Sre=
ct life fal0er peo set fsrlte ,@11g."'
Noor looleoes 5pprgsmoolets ON
enoelig MoifilleIle mellem Sslot1b
og Dann1arf MT life lengere 1taar
iom Ell rent 1%tpnfelig 29sring, laa
bar .bi 9anife life Set til at legge
al Sfplben oerfor ole1le oper pau
sc i%slon61fe, Holitiferes b%e0boloer0e
Mrbejoe for at fornme 1taoig lpnge=
re bort ira 0unmarf. 0e oonite
&olitiferes @oloning / 1908, ga Sc
ppgap. neitu1 aft, bboo Ser frnoe
fonltitl1ere ct iomlet Oonlf &ige, og=
luo pmfattenoe Sslano, %un6tage11
felipe Nopnet - / BEN bnnife Sef3t
: ferte til e11elte Me1ultot, at So
%len0erne ogioo forlongtc geobnet uf
ct ior1let oanif Hige ltrpget og Ser
for / 1909 forfa1teoe belle Gilbu=
set. @pilfet life forbin0reoe, at
Hegjeringen / 1913 tilbp6 at 1trDz
&c SET oonife Stag pao Sslono og
font @anoelsflag pao islanolfe 5fi=
be pan 56territoriet beo Sslono
: me0 set ene1te &ell1ltat, at MI
natltrligbis ollie islonoife 8ortier
CT enige on at forlange set bun tie
Stag fuloiten6igt 1tr6get iom @nn-
0elsflag poa ollie islonbife @fibe
oberalt / 8erben! 5fl&l0e mar bir=
felig life enonl1 / 9unmarf for.
ltaa, at ser er Sen &o1itif, ser al
lermelt ll1n6gaaeligt fprer be11in1oo'
SfilsmisIe? Gbi iom Sen isIonolf
Slogfommisiions 8etenfning n1eo
Hette uotaler: set CT EN- gamn1eI
og ny grfaring IDLE &onpe at al
Mo0itono er on111e, mar sSlaqet
1pr1t er '1tr6get." gr Sloget f9rIt
ltrpget> er set for lent at forbon6Ie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

Mnbe11oelie for oe Mioler, ser as
prtbat Sci fon1mer ino gienner1
Gentralfo1niteen og n11ore belgip=
ren6e Snltit11tioner.
Set npe Gbriitiansborg. ubin0ret
at &rigen og fun lt6t generet ag set
ififte11oe @eirligt ifrioer Mrbeioet
pao BET npe Gbriitimsborg goot
frem.
liberia better 9jet fig fgr1t og
fremmeit neD 5lottets Gogfonltruf
flon. Set megtige Sag En- opfart |
fen1 Dele. Sm fort Gio er Ser fire
6cntteoele ferbi9e, og nc pil! goa
II Sang meo at luffe uGobct" 1lo
moo Spjbro. Tgrit poo grmmcrc,
nil belle 5lottet bore 111loer So1.
Saa fon1n1er Guren til Nino1,cr=
ne. Mrbejbet berpoo er for;unoIt
gipe | @l1trepriie> og pao Scroll
borg @lasbprf" efsperincltcrcr
011pler meo &l16eglasiet. Some
Characterization ct en6nu M Scr
blenme, men 911lfet o111, at lua me-
get lom m1ligt al 9lottets Gilbe=
bpr bliner labet Derbje1m1e, far fprt
til, at oct npbnte @lusberf bar
Taoet Nrbejoet oherbraget> Dog moo
at nnoerfa1te Jig SEN ne6penoige
&nntrol. Ser er imi6lertio @r1n6
til at fro, at @losberfet bill fl1nne
opfDloe Be 1tilleoe &rub. s lac
Salo CT mt 2an0 pl1noet for Ser
biemlige Snoul tri.
9eaor 5lottet er blepet luffet &c
belfpttet moo SEER og @ir1o, bill us:
tprringen begpr0e. Mon er ollere
Sc goot / Gong mes oct u1eqtiqt
Surlne=2ebningsnet.
s 9je6liffet 11ogroper MON Sc Fl
re S11ftbrenbe, iom . ifaI foriDn
@orn1efamrene meo friif 2uft. Mo1
Tan oanne fig ct 8egreb ON ois1
2%lftbrpnoes Stgrrel1e, mar n1a1
bprer, at bier al Dem fan ofgip,
Floos til to jenbt ltore @illoer
2ufbrdrbe11e finbes poo begge 81
Oct al Mi9shogsflejen oe poo hegg'
@ioer al &ongeflbien. 0e bill SCI
bis blipe 6effe6e al Sc itore Srop
peportier beo bisie G1oje.
0e11 friife Suit leoes fra @rpn
oene ino / ~&ormefomrene", bpis
Sterrelie og bGl0ige Mprnet pgio(
imponerer. Ser bill. 2l1ften blib'
%filtreret, ~fortarmet" og tiliot Tl1g
ti9beb> %bborefter Sen INDUCES o{
opborn1es for en6elig at ienoes III
gjenmem &omplefsets mango Stunt
Sernrerene er fomne fra 5cblei lien
og belle 2eberingen ct uDin6ret q
&rigen tilen0ebrogt> og Mrbejoet e
goot / @ong.
.&11lbt ON / Slot og Migs6ags
bngl1i1g fan man MI lpore De ir6
benome Mrbejbers Gremifribt; me1
fl1lo Sart bill ser f6rlt fomme / 9lr
bej0t, naar Slottets @armeappa
rater til Gfteraaret er troa6t
Tl,nftion. @mti6ig bill EN- Sci a
9neoferarbeioet bore feroig iii Sp
1tilling.
6or &ongefldje1s &e6fommen6
bill lornti6ig me6 &ongeporrets Sci
ligheb 5-6 Gale / Den un0erliq
9enoe Gtage .blibe lat / 5tono
blon0f bis1e er Mleronoro= og, Stag
narof=5ulen, bnor Sc beren1te Sri
Ter fra oct ga1nle Ghri1tionshorg e1
( gjenop1atte.
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&eb 2reinnb. &lumpenbprq 30

@eb 2reinno. &lon1penborg 80
oebotels Gottager er poo en- e1rfe[t
llnbtagelle ner allereoe MT 1to=
leieoe for SEN fomne11De 6pmmer.
Set er nelten 11oel1lffertoe 9oni lie,
lom bar leiet.
Hoo Sfoosborg 8aoeln1otoriuln
mener mo1l, at @eleget oil blibe
lom oe foregaaenoe Mor. 6pr Die
blittet befinoer Ser Jig Ell Gel ST.
ifere, men berimoo nelten i1ge11
Gjeiter fra <slonb.
6r1 Mogoaros Gtronopeniion,
5%fo6sborg, %n1eooeler> at ser / Sen
li0ite Gib bar beret en- Mpngbe
Splfere og billet leje for Gomr1eren,
men at Hen1tonotet bor gioet Off
fol0 pna oislc 2eier1onl til TSor0el
for 9onlfe.
@efselfalif / Maribp. Gtreooer=
ME- ter 6. 8. Miibecf / Woribo bor
forleoen mel6t fig til Nolitict lon1
ifploig / &efselfallf.
&an far forelpbig tilltooet SoIif=
1erier til ct 8elgb al 10000 ST.
forfeit paa ca. 50 @efsler, ser alle
bar beret foripnet meb Sc famine
to folife Nabne.
timber BET poofalgenoe 6orbpr
bleb ban forelogt Sc @efsler, TOM
ban %erfie110tc olle bar folifc. Goo
IA al Hefslerne bobbe ban ifrebet
Torpagter @otbs' Mobn og poo 81
NroprietGr 6. s. Gla11lens 9}om.
Ser finOes erbm1 ober en- Ones
Sefsler, ser formobes at bore fall
1fc. ,
Sc ltprite GfatteDbere / Wentufte
apmmnnc. Ser fo%religger MI 6or=
tegnelie ober Gfuttepoerne / @ienz
tofte &%pn1lnltne. 2ilten ober Sc 8or=
gere, ser betoler 5fot al mi1oit
10000, ct ret ou1fongsrig pg teller
81. q. folqen6e Nobne:
G%roslerer 6. g. s. Moresco,
1914 ST. : iporea1oe til Ell Ssyno=
teet al 100000 ST.. = aonlul 2o,,=
rit5en, 1926 &r.; &jpbnrono g.
6. 8. Ecterlen, 1851 &r.; 9iref=
TOR &incent> 1854 @r.; 0irefter
Siegumfel0t 10000 &r.; Direftpr
30. Meper 1O,937 &r.; Direftor
@eilbl1tb t0,t0G SIR; Nrpprietpr &.
8. Sbiert 1882 &r.; @roslerer
Eeicbcfe @pebt $3.50 ST.; 9iref=
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Evening star., 1915-04-14
OPERETTA.IS GIVEN
BY COLE CLASS CLUB
Brightwood Park M. E. Church
Singers Produce 'The Jara-
nese Girl"

The japanese Girl" an operetta in
two acts. was given under the auspices
of the Cole Glass Club OF the Bright
in the Masonic Hall. Georgia avenue
and Military road, last night, and will
be repeated tonight.
The story deals with two American
girls. touring In Japan with their gov
erness for education and pleasure, who
are impelIed by curiosity to enter the
garden OF o Hanu San, young Japa
nese beauty, who Is about to celebrate
her eighteenth birthday. regarded in
Japan as the coming of age
The Japanese resent the intrusion OF
foreigner, and awake their governess,
who has fallen asleep while sketcbinS,
and pretend not to understand her ex-
plantations. o Hanu San comes to her
American ladies to remain as her
guests and witness the interesting and
quaint ceremonies.
Hanu San was portrayed by Miss
Helen Howison. and was ably support
ed by the rest of the company. which
consisted of Mrs. Strieby. Mrs. Ed
wards, Mrs. Studdiford, Mrs. Hawkins
and Misses Mabel Sands. Rose stoll.
Specht. Mabel Kelly. Jeannette Kelly,
Martha Detwiler. Harriet Detwiler,
Dorothy Rees. Jeanette Rees, Bessie
Legg, Hilda Reynolds. Pearl Devers,
Clio Smith. Elizabeth Ritchie, Emma
stull, Louise Butler. Irene Dowling,
Glaize. Jennie Waldron and Dorothy
Detwiler