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Makes Stubborn Coughs
Vanish in a Hurry
Surprisingly Good Cough Syrup
Easily and Chespfy
Made at Home

III some one in your family has an OBJ
stinate cough or bad throat or chest
cold that has been hanging on and refuses
to yield to treatment, get from any drug
store 212 ounces of PineX and make it
into a pint of cough syrup, and watch
that cough vanish.
Pour the 21a ounces of Pinex $50
cents worth into pint bottle and fill
the bottle with plain granulated sugar
syrup. The total cost is about 54 cents,
and gives you full pint-a family
supply-of most effective remedy, at q
saving of So. days use will usually
overcome hard cough. Easily prepared
in 5 minutes-full directions with Pnex.
Keeps perfectly and has pleasant taste.
Children like it.
It's really remarkable how promptly
and easily it loosens the dry, hoarse or
tight cough and heals the infiamed men,
branes in a painful cough. 1t also stops
the formation of phlegm in the throat
and bronchial tubes, thus ending the per-
sistent loose cough. A splendid remedy
for bronchitis, winter coughs, bronchial
asthma and whooping cough.
Pinex is a special and highly concen-
trated compound of genuine Norway pine
extract, rich in guaiacol, which is so
healing to the membranes.
Avoid disappointment BY asking your
druggist for ''21s ounces of Pinex," and
do not accept anything else. A guarantee
OF absolute satisfaction goes with this
preparation or money promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co., TT. Wayne, Ind.
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FORMER italian PREMIER
TALKS ABOUT NEUTRALITY

Rome, Feb. 2.-Giovanni Giolitti,
the former Premier, is making an effort
to discredit reports that he has agreed
with Prince Won Buelow, the German
Ambassador, that Italy must maintain
its neutrality at all costs. To accom-
plish this purpose a letter written by
him to deputy has been published
here.
In this letter Signor Giolitti says he
has known Prince Won Buelow many
years and has high esteem for his tai
ents and character. He always found
the distinguished German friend of
Italy, although naturally placing the
interests of his own country first.
When the Prince lived in Rome as a
private individual the former Premier
says he went to see him often. Since
he has been here as Ambassador they
have exchanged visits; but discussed the
war only academically, without touch
ing upon the attitude of Italy.
In closing his letter Signor Giolitti
says he considers war misfortune to
he faced only when necessary for hon
or or the great interests of the coun-
try. He does not consider it permis-
sible to drag the country into war be-
cause of sentimental feeling toward
other countries. In the present condi-
tion of Europe he believes it might be
possible for Italy to obtain enough
honor without war.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02

$100 messaline silk stripes. Mill
and Factory Sale 7OC
Black Dress Silks
75c black messaline. Mill Ehc
and Factory Sale price, ..... w
$1.25 black messaline. Mill OzC
and Factory Sale price, -.
$1.25l black taffeta, 36 inches wide.
Mill and Factory Sale OQC
$3.50 imported crepe charmeuse.
Mill and Factory Sale G1 OQ
$4.OO imported crepe charmeuse.
Mill and Factory Sale CO NQ
price, .................
$500 satin de luxe, 40 inches wide.
Mill and Factory Sale GO 40
price, ..........
$3.50 black crepe de chine, 40
inches wide. Mill and Fac CT OO
tory Sale price, ........ ~AO)
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Patterns and Styles
For Men and
Young Men

Black unfinished W0rSted suits.
Shadow stripe black cashmere and
cheviot suits.
White chalk stripe blue serge suits.
Shadow stripe blue serge and wor-
sted suits.
Plain brown cashmere suits.
Fancy grey Scotch mixture suits.
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A Personal Statement

There are so-called honey and tar -
preparations that cost the dealer half
as much but sell at the same price as
the original and genuine Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound. We never offer
these limitations and substitutes. We
know you will buy Foley's whenever
you need cough syrup if you once
use it. People come long distances for
the true FOLEY 'S-over thirty years
the leading remedy for coughs, colds,
Group, whooping cough, bronchial and
lagrippe coughs.-George A. Gorgas, L 6
North Third street, P. r. R. Station
Adv.
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ON the Baltic coast of Russia, which
long ago ceased to be fortified place,
presents a case in point.
The crew of the dirigible which raid
ed this place are to be dealt with as
criminals without the benefit of the
privileges extended to prisoners of war.
They have been informed that they will
be treated, and tried as common out
laws.
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RAIDING UNFORTIFIED TOWNS
TO BE TREATED AS PIRACY

Pehograd, Feb. 2.--Acting in con-
formity with the general spirit of the
international conventions, in which the
rules of warfare are laid down, Rus
sia has decided to treat the bembard-
ment Of an unfortified town as an act of
piracy, the persons taking part in such
to be considered pirates, regardless of
what claim they may make that they
are entitled TO be treated as bellig-
erents.
The dropping of bombs upon Libau
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75c Black Silks at Soc

Mill Factory will
tina
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02
Mems Shirts Made of Good
Materials In the Sale at 35c
PercaIe Chambray Saline Cheviof

These shirts the kind that regularly
Factory Sale brings the price 35c ST.. 90.
rnndFa
Mems soc peae shirts band style and aunde IA H.
." ." " . e. -.
Mems Amsbe blu blue shsms Shirts military collar; double yoke and 81 90
anb andw
Flannel Shirts
Mems s1OO blue and flannel shirts; fiat military collars 79c
Mems 75c blue and grey flannel top shirts 64G
Mems soc blue cmby shirts with two separate collars; sizes IA H. s5c ST. 90
Mems Neglgee Shirts
with Frchn to II,
o madras
Mems s1s and 50 so fine mushroom bosom shirts 81 so
Mems 0muhroo bosomh Is fin o
$500 Whitney shirts with fancy b0'Oms $1.19
Dives Pomroy & sewar,M Men Store Street.-The
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Coal Gas Kent Them From Breakfas

Ashland, Feb. 2.-When William
Shut, aged 81, and his son, Harry,
aged 40, failed to respond to calls for
breakfast, domestic found both APP
'parently dead and a strong odor of coal
gas in the room. A stove pipe was
found dislodged. Late last evening the
son showed feeble signs of life.
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Shin % Lumber oargoes Abroad

Mobile, Feb. Twenty-Five cargoes
of lumber were cleared from Mobile for
foreign ports during the first 16 days
of January, as shown by the latest
available figures. Large shipments in
sailing vessels have been made to
Genoa, Italy, and number of steam
ships have carried lumber and timber
TO the Clyde river.
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Cash That Kills Is Unexplained

Pottsville, Feb. 2.-Three weeks ago
Letter Carrier William Fiddler, of the
Pottsville city force, came homo and
found his wife unconscious, with cash
across her forehead. She was unable to
explain what happened to her and died
yesterday, after being unconscious al
most ever since.
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$500 crepe casade, the heaviest
quality of all silk that is woven, and
an excellent weave for Spring dress
es; 40 inches wide; in Rocky Noun
tain blue, Palm Beach sand, Russian
green, white and black. Mill 7OC
and Factory Sale price, So.
$125 crepe de chine, 40 inches
wide, in navy, Copenhagen, Tuxedo
brown, flame and lilac. Mill 7Or
and Factory Sale price, ....
$1.75 floral crepe de chine in street
shades; 40 inches wide. Mill O2C
and Factory Sale price, 80. Nv
$500 stripe and floral crepe de
chine; 40 inches wide. Mill 81 O2
and Factory Sale price,. ~AoO
$1.00 Shantung pungee, 33 inches
wide. Mill and Factory Sale E2C
price, ............'
$500 French MORE, 40 inches wide,
in two shades of blue. Mill 81 90
and Factory Sale price,. ~A0
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Dtatbs

,,,,v 70. 1915, LoRENz. be-
.rTFI - n The late. Katherine AM
ia ~ efnrmer), IN his cEu ~. phn
Hq v frlends. also lsoorsin Ii sTe invited 10 al
.sis scnussi on Friday morning at S;S0
lhs ia s bis late resiqsncel EsHo gorth
soisnn, ReqgiePpo ~ % O'clock fnteTmsht
ssgpnaieSSrs gn9isSSrs cemetery
a'J ~ lee. at philadelphia, July
lAplll ~ Waiter p Edge, Of Atlantic
oa Services VIII be neI9 ep,,. a, h,i,1i, a9ig
y chuIeha.ipbis, Thursday afternoon,
gt II 3:s0 p. m. lnterrnen' At Hei''piii''
on July II, 1915, ANDREW
5op, husband ot Hsteh t.ys tSsvssy ssp spn RsiSl al
An H,.,snde are invited TO attend the
~ ,hs ,hse.rylsss, on ETiday' at 2 p: m;ss,a ;ss,tt a.
e'e4. rssidenee lzz0 N. ~ 'yU.st't S,,sai
isard ave.). interineh' ~ q
csne'e,S ~, ruly 10, 1915, ELLEN NOR.
ESQ Nb.,sjIyes and friends, also order ot
ioH e bethlehem, Germant0Wn Lodge,
arc invited a5pIinsburst SGpt 3 cos. F ss
shltis ~ an Friday, July 49, AZ IL a. m.
< iiih - 'fsterment private, at Mount Mo-
e'astery. 80. ,
xAon July l8, 1918, , MAHf T.
'rliishN y MviIen. Relatives and friends
n iaH - attend the funeral services on
N IVY l.,.snine, at o'clock. at her late
rN lfo6 Barring st 1nterment pri-
r,ldsy morning.
~ on tuesday, July 1B. 1915,
fIi il1., ,i1rf son, aged 10 years, at Black
t,tD. Wiil be buried Fridey after
~ .ssioek. from Blake's undertaking
~ e.1,den, N. ]. interment at Har-
~ .,oefery, Camden, n. j.
svddeny, on July ,1i,ro ~ at chslsss Fs sea
linna paINE, son Of the late Frederick
fllce. Il. Hare Prime, Of New York, and
f ~ ~ the late Dr. Robert Hare. Fu-
rlh',o.a,y - at 1901 Pacific ave.. Chelsea,
~ a M. Friday July 10. lnterment
l.lyslee q. tply IA. 1915. WILLIAM. sr..
f1phyS y Margaret s. Young. Relatives
htp,lle1. II the family, also international
1i lassp N Fisvator Constructors, Court Gale
un1n n, 12 Foresters OF America, ana
tchla ~ ~ the Third Baptist Church are
nns.,miiy invited to attend the funeral
.i..er N saturday afternoon, az o'clock
nfir Al hls late residence, 1892 North
E4 v Interment private, at Arlington
..py,II. ANNA, daughter. Of the. late
si.s'- snd Emma G. Yarnall, suddenly, at
ss.s slsns" poeono, on Tuesday, July -, 1915.
-....,.i from her late residence, 1872! Spruce
.s friday, July 16, at 3 o'clock p m.
.,.lm,nt at Friends Southwestern Burial
nahdn-
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Young Barnes has married contrary
~ - fathers wishes. Meeting his
parsnfs soon afteraard. tie father
aid. snsrily.
''Wsll Ysang nan. ! have @sas ~
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will and cut you 81 ~iih 8 dollar
Il ana very sorry fsthsr sasa tas
youth. contrlfaiy and tnen asa
i,But you doaI haplea = Ats -
dollar With xaq ae ~
Journal
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N mnMoRtAM

,..toe remembrarce Or our dear
la lQt,llttt HFeS, who died July IS,
+ HAh4Nf HER CHILDREN.
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pEAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT

-, ITOITR HOME by monthly payments Of
OWE, All 10 $50; houses located N. Phila. and
IRON ntn worth from $500 70 $3.50, Merchants
fInion Trust Co, Ilo-Il9 ShhsslAut ss.
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-----.--,T, MONTH buys new 7-room house IN
Sl9 In jaS. nsyer been occupied; minutes from
pbiIadelphla Ferry; bath: heater; porch 3 front:
lHIsS ls.y%s. free deed; price Sl75Oi terms TO
griiff ggiif Clifton b. Drake. 42s Market st. Cam
den n, ].
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HELP wANTED-MAr,r

A
bieb b,lSAn lg-sAAna experienced stock salearoa, =,
syivehls. kSdyP2rsosp yP2ropqsit ition for State Of Penn
Equitable Building, Baltimore ogmq8lPeny m8P 'ol
WANTED ist-class cupois tsr-5.-. ..-..-.----.
70 neeyy heats wages sis. !. ioi ffSs8fopS1 fn8 nT
WOOLbN YARN sALEsMAN. s4nert.,.., \.
tlenisrs ens q ~ knitting trades eive fuii pap. -
its ia sVis,,. ssgI UNIVERSITY TO advertise drecIy
nnlilted number Of 800 tuition crsdtts tSSs 80 r.
tH6sS Snees. Apply 10 Mf. LIVELY. Adsibbjs
---- General
MEN WANTED Wa daily to. operate moving p,c.
permanent positions secured, pSvinv HseiikRoa; sikR
Monday. dN Ws33S..siissrrts ~ starts you open daily and
kestono School. 1910 AreS st. ''uaS evenings
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
ART NEEDLEwoRK EXPERT ~, borsoL-,,
anen and handkerchiefs; pricea rea gor M
-olls, Branch Ledger ofhce, 20th and Berbs
CasssIDMuEsE sssT55sr dis or soyerness capable exp.
- llsm slt!i Test refs 404, Ledger Once
dra hlI,JN M SE-Young German exp, for chill
zz-5il len over years. refs P 1925, Ledger Office
COOK and chambsrmaid Protestant. wIsb ~
sis9ns together or eep Call 1919 North st
CygfDkt: gfokto:,, germani competent. references. cas-
GIRL WISHES PLACE as cook or downstsIrs
Mork, country or seashore; ref 4l4 S. Gath
HQUSBWoRK-Cap and expsriencad ,e,
.lea woman, with good refs. p 82I, Led on
bA0E, Si9 closing house, wishes positions for
Phone oyerbrook s54, o''''''e''
LADY wishes to place her competsnt c6ii5-
nurse wages So. i 52s Ledger oiHce. ''''''-
sIENoGRAPHER-se Secretary, 10 years EXP.
oesiIes employt for summer months; would
s9sslleE perm position, g 255, Ledger Cent.
STENOGRAPHER Exp asst boo,keeper.
auleki acourate willing F I44, Ledger Cent.
sIsNoGIRAPHER. competent, . yrs varied
9na valuable exp. 443, Ledger Central,
stsENS0SGHAPHbR-s yrs exp. can assist
nookkeeperi accurate + $50. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER, clerk; accurate. capabls.
perm pos. pref; Will TO sub, @ $40, Led. Cent.
sTBNoGRAPHER and asst bookkpr,-Exp.
quick acc at figures. f e4T, Ledger Central,
sTBNoGRAPHER. experienced; do neat work;
enerEetiei best reference, q B53, Led, Cent,
TYPIST-Expert knowledge OF ptenography
ana ana pookkpg. exp'd. g 24s, Led. Cent
WORKING HoUsEKBEPER competent; ex.
perlencedi best ref, Phone Belmont 24e7 X.
fOHNG LADY, 20 years old. experienced in
office work, no shorthand would like work
~ any offices. Address Miss Jennie Leslie
2O3A Pemberton st
YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN wishes pos'n
as nursery governess or care Of semi-invalid
thor understands both. p 402, Ledger on
NEAT experienced colored girl desires general
or chamber work. ref. Phone Preston 1881
RELIABLE, trustworthy German Prot woman
would keep house for adults. 33l, Led. on.
COLORED NURSE girl. l6, or helper city oil
seaohore 2310 Jefferson st
CAPABLE stenosraphers, bookkeepers, clerks
through the Commercial Department al
Ledger Central. Write your needs to miss
prompt service will be rendered, You viii
undoubtedly require a substitute-Ledgel
FREQ service TO Ledger advertisers.
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C.mdsn. N. }.

I5ITNGAIoWs, s1OO cash. $40 monthly; lots 70
huttssS. nsar trolley: conv, to river National
Pnrk Greater New Jersey CO., 33 5. loIh.
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MoRTaAaEs

MONEY FOR MoRraAeEs
es00 $1,000 $1,000
$500 ioS4 .s 45.osa,i Ss 2ooo
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Innhn

LOGAN REAL, ESTATE
SALE. RENT AND EXCHANGE
~ NJ smith, Broad st., OPP. Logan STATION.
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Gsneral

MEN WANTED daily to operate moving n,c-
permanent positions secured. pSVinv nsstlERoa;
NfoSr 6SeeEiyi ~ starts YOU open daily ana
Kestone School, sh isiS Aross enss Friday evenings.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY

cITWRpRLAND. W. OF 22d-Modern porch
Swsling cheap; $500 cash rssgEirsd' o,s
--VTPF TNsJJRANCE-ALBR
s7s prexei Bldg, 2i14 w, Lehlgh ave.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

DIAMOND, igos--Larse second front. nicely
furnished; suitable for two; reas. price; phone
HAMILTON ss97-Iaree, cool. unfurn,shsd
sitting room, Window Ph. Preston et25,
PINE. oio-Two rooms for lieht houssksepins;
-also single rooms convens. summer rates.
PowELToN AVE, .ss27-cool "a and 50 story
Lon, Lon, roomai adl. bath conv, TO u, other
vacancies, phone photo at Ledger Central,
SPRING GARDEN ST, ssot-Beautlful s.room
HPartuehti All conys,i reasonable phone
SPRUCE ST, osi-Nice, large. cool rooms:
summer rates. reasonable. phone
SPRUCE, 1ll7-Two wen-furn. front rooms
single or communicating Walnut 7i19 w
SPRUCE, 2022 - Desirable furnished rooms
private baths. summer rates, Locust 1883 j
wALNNt,T a425-Cheerful furnished. rooms,
porch house. Telephone Preston 6264 w.
WALNUT, 50os-Newly furnished room, pri-
yate family convenient 70 three car lines.
1lTH, s., 922 CThe Caritonl-Neatly furnlshed
rooms and apartments, clean and cool; busi-
ness men preferred. everything FIRST class; on
Ideal home where your dollar will buy tho
most most in comfortable living lnspectlon iu-
Xlted; reference given and required.
e. 10 COR BROAD AND PARRIsH--Bed:
ROOM sitting room and bath. facing Broad
ST. very reasonablei free phones,
r.. COR. BROAD AND PARRIsH-Nicely
turn hskpg. spts.i frse phonei IS week.
18TH, s., S40-Two communicating front
rooms, furnished as bed and living roomgi
also single accommodations. Locust ese2 J.
10TH ST, s., 82s-Large cool furnished rooms,
single or en- suite; conveniences.
18TH, s., S14-Two attractive front rooms I'd
floor, single or communicating phone.
10TH, n. 14sO--Handsomely furnished rooms
in refined private home; board optional: all
conveniencesi phone service.
| 17rH. NJ, 11s--Newy furnished front rooms,
running water furn. hkpg. apt, gas range
| nth, N. t4S2-Cool, well-furn bedroom sitting
room; private porch other vaeanoieei phone.
| 10TH, N, a69s-Bright cool 2d-story front
room we'll furn,i gentlemani Tloga s2i1 d.
| 22D NJ ts0i-Two clean furnished rooms;
housekeeping eonyenienees
| 52D N, t03-Two cheerful furnished rooms,
communicating or single near u gentlemen.
| 63D, S. 123-Nieely furnlshed room, private
l square from l.; gentlemen pref reason'le.
| TWO rooms and private bath, with board;
strictly private family Chester ave. section.
| L 75i. Ledger Central,
| sgd and SAMSON = Furnished
| rooms men only meals;
| WEST BRANCH shower baths near l.; all the
NJ. c. A. comforts OF home. Phone Bel
mont 46Si. Key. West 9s8
| GERMANTOWN, Hortter st--Furn, room. pri
fam; eonv. train, trolley; porch Gtn. 1919 y.
Atlantic City, n. J.
THE ARNOLD APT, No. 1, 1924 Pacinc ave,
| Atlantic City. N. J.-Private family will rent
large outside room; next to bath; short or
long seasons corner apt. one block TO beach,
| reference exchanged.
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Suburban

GERMANTowN, Hortter st-Furn room. pri.
fam; conv. train, trolley porch. Gtn. 1915 y.
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REAL EsTATE FoR RENT
oFFIoEs, BUSINESS ROOMS, ETo.

2s24 MoNTRosE sT,ENsst dwelling; 5ggs;,s :
Slz'uu r.oo1n5ition, Key at 92s south go %,
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SPRING GARDEN, 191O-Exeellent apts in
different houses; some furn. htchenettes.
10TH ST. s. SO3-Attraetlve apt, 3 rms. and
bath, s. W. exposure, janitor serv.; BIRD. near.
APARTMENTS above drug store suitable for
prof Office reas.; cor. sd and Columbia ave.
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SD and SAMSON = Furnished
rooms. men only meals;
WEST BRANCH shower baths; near Ii all the
Y NJ. G. A. comforts Of home. Phone Bel
mont 4esi Key, West ss6
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ACCOUNTANT, thoroughly competent, will en-
gage to open. close, adjust audit books, pre-
pare statements, ETC.. daytime evening
Address y lis, Ledger office.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

DIAMOND. 2112-s rms. bath, kitchen hot
water heat: ref I'd floor, $50; rms. bath'
Kitchen ali cor. rms, S35. Diamond 1918 w.
POPLAR, l522-Attractive housekeeping apis.
2 and 3 rooms. hath. kltehenetts; modern
conveniences. Apply sol Empire Bldg.
536 AND PINE STS-DE LANCEY APIS.
New, light, 4 to rooms, l and eatns'
iyltchenette; central location Apply lanltoE.
PRIVATE family will rent unturn; 3 pntlrn;
rms. with kitchenette; rent mod. ssh y eLoaa
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THE ARNOLD APT, No. 1. 1924 Pacific ave,
Atlantic City. N. Private family will rent
long season. corner apt; one block to beach;
reference exchanged.
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APARTMENTS

OCEAN CITY, n. j.. Hotel Henry-Home COM
forts, bountiful table; SO up; board and room.
The Washington times., 1915-02-28

verse. his Lovers Rosary" being .
delightful collection OF sonnets ana
quatrains.
Quite in keeping with the Indian
a TN osphcre Of Edwin Curtis ''1n the
Land Of the Eeadhuntcrs." was the
gown which Mary Lord Andrews wore
on the afternoon when she sold pro-
grams at the presentation Of the
film.
Made OF chiffon In a gorgeous shaoc
Of petunia red, 1t was embroidered In
heads after an Indian pattern. There
was a heavily embr oldered tunic on
the skirt and the same motif was
| rsed on the sleeves and the front ~
the blouse.
\ stiff ruche OF Nnite tulls enCirc1ed
her throat and the small black hat
shc wore was intensely becoming.
Pocohontas Butler was there the
| same afternoon. lost back from her
trip to West Point. and Marian Van
Euren, who looked very handsome in
brown with a big. hat,
Il
The rumor that Edward H. Sothn'n
! IL now engaged in he study OF a new
, play to b. presented next fall is sup
| pot ted By the fact that very often when
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sotheru start out tor a
! stroll he carries roll Of papers that
oeats all tho calmarks of manuscript.
( Othet wise the seem to have put the
/ thcstsr quite 81; OF their lives and 10
! lake to dOmesuClty a. 4 duck to water
/ often thcJ are seen ,potteri1- about
IN Center Market, foilowed BY = servant
with \ basket. and devotins 10 the Sc.
lection ot their vegetables tor d,rn.l
Is much c3Ie ,s might go tow NarJ tbs
selection OF new play.
Mr. Sothern ls by nature 4 home
nGksr and has e.en quoted as ssy1ns
that she would always have hon.
rherever she vent that she carried q
around With her n a trunk
| Although the chief charm which TIN
| Sotherns md in Georgetown Is its Sc
clusion. they have been most srac1ou.
! . hout receiving calls and any advancel
from then neigh bors: and Mrs. Sotherr
sent a lovely photosraph, autographed
Al most approved style, 70 a kindly
neshbor. who sent them .'one Christ
mas dainty. Mr. Sothern calling II
person to convey his thanks and pre-.
sent his wife's Photograph.
Mrs Sothern's health is not very ro
bust. She has a trained nurse in con
stant attendance and she spends great
deal Of time lying In the couch ham
mock which hangs on the veranda AZ
tho rear Of the house overlooking tho
| garden. Like her husband. she is tont
OF walking and driving, and often &C
| companies him IN his strolls or for {:
ar,-. IN low hung l.ttl. victoria
usuanv rear!ne a smart cer,ss hat.
| Mr. and Mrs Sothern haya been on
| ot town teu DAYS. ~. are now back
and are again freauen'inE their OF
haIrte They are sreat music lover!
md are constant IN their attendance
Al the sundry concerts scheduled fol
the uinter.
Cart. Henry 1"wetts transfer from
| Washington Barracks, where ho haF
been adiu'int for several wears. t'
| seattle, will mean a distinct lOsS &