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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-04-21
NJ oNEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of onsao Money for
sSsd Farm and Oily Loans.
oAii and sec moi
l.. WRIT MARKHAM

Rev. C. H. IRman was a Pueblo
visitor the first of the week.
r. II. Hayden, one of Granada's al
dermen, was county seat visitor to-
day.
l.. H. Hanna of Monmouth, Illinois,
is a visitor at the ]. w. Hanna ranch
this week.
H. A. Pettee of Holly, water COM
missioner, is in attendance at court
this week.
John Cooper of Pueblo has been
here this week visiting relatives and
old friends.
w. o. Skinner, the popular Santa
Fe district manager, was in Lamar
on Tuesday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ger
brick on Wednesday of this week,
ten pound boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. NJ. Lee returned
the first of the week from visit with
relatives at Pueblo.
John A. Wilson Of Denver is in La
mar this week interested in case
before the district court.
Mrs. Alvin Lewis of Two Buttes
has been visiting at the home of her
father in Lamar this week.
Mrs. Harry Ford Of Syracuse is
here this week visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Florus Friend.
Congressman Ben billiard of Dem
yer was among the attorneys at
tending court here this week.
T. F. Mckinney from Illinois is here
this week visiting with bis brother.
Link, Ed and Frank, at their ranches.
Fred l.. Harris, manager Of The
Two Buttes Reservoir & Irrigation
Co., was a visitor in Lamar on Tues
day.
Mrs. C. S. Curran is in Denver this
week as the representative of the La
mar Hive of the Ladies Of the Mac
cabees.
Dr. T. H. Brady, the veterinary
surgeon, has been making a tour Of
Baca county this week. doing profess
sional work.
Attorneys J.. G. Rogers Of Denver,
F. w. Cuckow of La Junta, and Miles
Saunders Of Pueblo were attending
district court this week.
Dave and Will Moffat, who have
lived in Lamar for several years, left
the first Of the week for Portland,
Oregon, where they will go in bust
ness with their father.
Messrs. C. V. Newman and A. C.
Mitchell returned last Saturday from
Kansas City where they witnessed the
opening of the Federal League base
ball season and saw Eddie Plank
pitch.
musical director in the Lamar schools,
is visiting friends here this week. She
is returning to her home in Michigan
after visit of several months on the
Pacific coast.
Messrs. Claude and Jim Fortune.
old time Lamar boys, who have been
located several years in Mexico, are
here this week visiting relatives.
They can tell some stirring stories of
the Mexican situation.
"The entertainment given at the
high school last Friday night by Mr..
Delbert Hulse was appreciated by all
who attended. Mr.. Hulse is an ex-
ceptionally good reader and entertain
err. and the audience was appreciative
which helped him to do his best
Evening star., 1915-07-25

ing the current month, and Mrs. Hay
cock. soprano. and Arthur Chester
Gorbach. bass. will furnish the solos
AND lead the e0nSrssational singing
musical numbers will be an organ pre-
lude. Spring Song" by Hollins: offer-
tory duet. Just AS Am Without One
Plea" adapted to the music Of ABB
.Toccata." in D. by Kinder. Claude
Robson has returned from a short
VISIT to his home in North Carolina,
and will be in his place at the organ
| today.
| Mrs. Helen Donohue De 70. soprano
soloist of st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church. has been. engaged to take
National School Of Domestic Arts and
Sciences this fall. Nine. Marie Won
Unschuld will direct the piano depart
ment. and Anto Kaspar will teach vio-
lin
Mrs. Huron Lawson, soprano. has
, been engaged to give three recita1s in
the chautauQua course at Purcellville,
Va, during August.
| Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Eldridse. the
former organist and choir director OF
st. Margaret's Episcopal Church, are
at Alston, Mass.
| Miss Viola schippert, soprano soloist
of the Eastern Presbyterian Church,
with Mrs. Jesse Kester, contralto, will
| leave August 1 for visit to friends
at Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Torney Simon have
concluded their stay in southern Cali
fornta and are now visiting Mrs. ST.
| mons sister, Mrs. Roger Brooke, at the
Preside, San Francisco.
| Miss Christine Church. soprano, will
be the soloist at the tent service Of the
Church Of the Covenant this evening
| She will sing Lift Thine Eyes," by
| Jesus, Lover of My Soul" The praise
service will commence at 7:45 o'clock
| and John G. Klein will lead the con-
gregational singing, with Mrs. Klein
at the piano.
Evening star., 1915-07-25
Ocean Grove.

Special Corrsspondence Of The otae.
OCEAN GROVE. N. J.. July 24.@This
camp meeting resort BY the sea IL
entertaining its full quota Of visitors
tonight. Tho summer religious pro-
gram, which is now in full swing, is
attracting greater crowds here than for
several years past. The general trend
Of the public mind toward serious mat
ters, when turmoil racks almost every
corner of the earth. brings Ocean Grove
prominently before the public.
The eighth annual celebration OF
college day" was held here today and
the most enthusiastic meetings in the
organizations history marked the re-
union. College men from all points
along the shore. as we'll as from many
cities throughout tho country. assem-
bled in the auditorium and the great
building echoed with "yells" Of al
most every institution Of learning in
the United States. The reception last
night proved to be one Of the social
events of the season. There was an
intercollegiate song contest today by
graduates and students of the women's 8
Southern arrivals at the shelbourne
include Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams
Of Washington and H. c. Harvey of
Wellsburg, w. Va.
Washington is represented at the
Spray View by Mrs. w. R. Truxton
and Paul R. Truxton.
L. E. Collier and family Of Washing
ton are spending the season at the
Whitfield.
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their children arrived from Washing
ton early in the week for visit at
the Phillips House.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Williams of Wash
ington are new arrivals at the Month
cello. Other Washington folk who
registered at the Monticello this week
included Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Morris,
Mrs. Ella Marquardt. Miss Marquardt,
Mrs. Conner Lewis. Mrs. Mary Robin
son, w. c. Milstead and L. s. Mil
stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Beekman of
Mount Washington, Md. are among the
newcomers at the shelburne. John c.
Brennan of Washington registered at
the Shelburne this week.
Capt. F. A. Barker of tho Marine
Corps is at the Traymore with Mrs.
Barker. w. Seton Kent, r. E. Mathers
the Traymore from Washington this
week.
T. W. sines. Mrs. Sines and Miss
Sines are at the Dennis. Mr.. and Mrs.
colony at the Dennis this week: Mrs;
E. B. Hardcastle and Master Edward
Hardcastle Of Easton and Mrs. w. H:
Barton and Miss Fannie Barton OF
Cambridge make up another party at
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Shearer and their
children are among the new arrivals
from Washington at the Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Holman OF WASH
ington are at the same hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Schaefer. Miss c.
Amelia Breton, Mrs. K. P. Breton and
Mrs. c. B. Killian make up a Wash
ington party at the Fredonia.
Commissioner Louis Brownlaw of the
District of Columbia was here this
week with Mrs. Brownlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip s. Heuisler of
Catonsville have Joined Judge Charles
w. Heuisler and Mrs. Heuisler at the
Dennis.
Capt. C. c. Rogers and Mrs. Rogers of
Washington are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. L. s. Owsley of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Connolly and Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Barnes were among
the Washington folk noticed on the
Boardwalk during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Morris, Miss
Ada L. Graham, Miss Elizabeth Wick
ham and Miss Bertha Redman make
up a Washington party at the Stratton
this week.
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Hancock.
Special oorrespondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
HANCOCK, Nd. July 24.-Miss Dor
othy Ellis Of Washington Is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Belle Grove. Miss Myrtle
Bishop Of Washington is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Caroline Bishop. Miss
Eva H. Taylor. Winchester, Va, is a
visitor here. Mrs. J. F. Legge OF
Washington. D. c., is the guest of her
brother. DR.. Allen g. Reynolds. Mrs. J.
Taliafsrro Bridges and children are
spending a month at Rockville with
Mrs. Bridges parents. Judge and Mrs
Henderson. Mrs. William T. Griffith
Poolesville. Md. is visiting relatives
here. Miss Hazel Conkling, Washing
ton. is the guest Of Mrs. W. L. Hall
Forest Hill Farm. Miss Ella Gilleece oi
Washington Is spending the heated
term with Mr.. and Mrs. Hager Vance
Miss Josephine Crown, Berryville. Va.
Is a visitor here. Miss Jennie Hanna OF
Washington is spending her vacation al
her former home, Orchard Ridge, near
here.
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red hair and freckles. but in his voice
was human concefn for the helpless.
mo faint. A turtle Is a fish. an a
fish is SO cole -blooded 1t don't know
pain when he hooks it,
"A turtle Is not fish. It Is a rep
tile"
Get out! A reptiles a snake"
II don't see how you can tell he Amt
sufferin'." persisted the boy. Hes do
ing everything he can to show IT."
II tell you. cole-blooded things like
fish an tuttles DON'T
"All right. mister. Say. how would
you like to have somebody tie you by
the hind leg and turn you on your
back in this hot sun?"
mans laugh sided with the boy.
You're all right, kid. It Is hard on
the turtle. but you can't blame the man
inside for advertising his bis"
III I was runnin' business I'd put
my ads in the papers, where It would
do a darn sight more good"
That's all. only: The next morning
there was flourish OF white script on
the eating house window:
Turtle soup today"
A woman pressed a button. The car
failed to stop and she got hopping
mad.
IF I had my way that conductor
would lose his Job this minute. I'm
going to call the company up the min
The woman with her cut OF the CDR
| cult.
full when any little thing goes wrong.
That's why. love you so! The conduo-
tor hadn't thing to do with the mo-
torman's affairs, and. anyhow. when we
stop making mistakes we'll all be liv-
| ing in heaven-and the earth's a pretty
| good place"
The only reason for netting this
shrimp Of an incident was that the
bad-tempered woman was fat. and the
good -natured one q breathing bone.
| Which shows that even q nne old
| adaEe 10 liable to flaws.
Evening star., 1915-07-25
Rehoboh Beach.


Special oorrsspun60es Of Tas oeaf.
REHOBOTH BEACH. Dsl. July H.
Camping parties are very popular this
month. Several camps Of girls from
Washington and Baltimore make the
Francis, from 0eorgetown Universdty Hos
pital. have arrived for their vacation at
the convent on Surf avenue.
Mrs. Robert Rumbold win entertain at
Horns Pavilion Wednesday night IN honor
Of Mr.. Frederick H Collins ana Miss
Anna Hazard
Miss Mabie Griffth has . house party
Of college girls for the week
Rev. R c. Hill and family are spending
two weeks at Clergy House.
Mrs. George Spear is spending the week
at Payne Cottage.
Miss Grace Hamilton II visiting Mr.
Albert Mudd.
Mrs. r. Y. Richards Is the guest Of Mrs.
s. e. Polk on Olive avenue.
Mrs. Rollins Thomas Is spending the
week with her family.
Miss Grace Layheld gave = watermelon
party. followed by a dance. Monday night
at her cottage on Maryland avenue.
Miss Earnestine Hildebrand gave a
marshmallow roast on the beach Friday
night.
A straw ride given by the younger set
and chaperoned by Mrs A: Craven was
much enjoyed. and followed by . dance
at Horns Pavilion.
Miss Bertha Rodman is a guest OF Mrs
A. 8. Holden.
Miss Reba Palmer is spending several
weeks with Mrs. A. q. Roberts.
Miss Bessie Miller II q weekend guest
Of Mrs. Robert Thelin.
Mrs. A. T. Roberts gave an afternoon
bridge party Friday at her cottage
Mr. Henry Lank spent the week end
with relatives hero.
Rev. Henry Converse Parkman has re-
| turned from his vacation in Washington
and will conduct service at st. Peters
Sunday.
Miss Ada Morriss is visiting Mrr Albert
Conway for the week.
pen: Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Shaffer, Mr..
and Mrs. P. F. Neligan and family, Miss
y. Thomas. r. b. Emerson, Mr.. and
Mrs J. w: orme. Mr.. and Mrs. C. B.
Robinson, Ruth NJ. Stauffer, n. Hook
erson, J. Harry, Helen NJ. Sheriff, Lettie
Stewart. Josephine Mitchell. Anne
Mitchell, g. A. Rock and wife and Mrs.
At Belhaven-by-the-oc wash
ington guests are J. G. Leib. L. H.
Rennis. e. NJ Bailey. e. Newman, J.
Downs. H. H. Denning. C. Snyder. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Whetty. Mrs. J. Y. olea-
son. A. Gleason. James 7. Gleason, J.
Mertzbacher. Robert Stewart. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Mclaughlin.
| Washington Cottage Washington
guests are Miss Edith b. Athy, Miss
Constance Philpot. Mr.. r. r. Kern. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Roberts, Henry Rob-
inson, Master Francis Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter D. Burk.
Washinston guests at Windsor Hotel
are E. L. Matthews. J. v. Mcleod, w.
H. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. p. s. Steele, Mrs.
A. N. Gardner. Master Philip Samuel
Gardner. G. G. Window. Miss Grace
| Perry.
George Nicols. Miss Ruby Johnston,
Earl Rust, Mr.. and Mrs. Forester.
Miss May Williams.
Dodson Cottage-Miss e. NJ. Janney,
J. Ralph Carey. Miss e. NJ Walsh, Miss
Louise Huntemann.
Evening star., 1915-07-25
Braddock Heights.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

special Correspondence Of The Star.
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS. Md, July "a
Washington guests at Hotel Braddock
are Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Parmelee, Mr
Patteson, Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Tenney
Miss Edith Tenney and Mr.. B. G. Ten
ney.
Mrs. Davis Of Washington is staying
at Washington cottage.
Miss Frances Gertman Of Washington
is guest at the Kefauver cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Edwards, Mrs. A
y. Mattock and Miss Viola Mattock OF
Washington are guests at Valley View
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Reed. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Josephson and Mr.. NJ. NJ
Braham of Washington are guests al
the Avalon.
Washington guests at the Nibrah are
Mr.. Lanahan, Miss Anna G. Carr, Mr.
Jenkins. Mr.. Nelson. Mr.. L. Musgrove
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Leland. Mr. Guy "
Collins. Mrs. Ball. Mrs. Thomas Stone
Miss Estelle Stone. Miss Evelyn Stone
Miss Helen J. Sheriff, Mr. and Mrs
George Calvert Bowie, Mr.. c. Morrell
Willbarten, Mr.. Joseph Wood, Mr.. vii.
liam e. Walk. jr.: Mr.. G. Elmer Flather
Maj. G. T. Ansell of the United State.
Marjorie Johns. Mr.: George Kennedy
Mr.. John Costello, Mr.. Frank Maryman
and Mr.. Frank Harbin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gordon Bailey OF
washington are registered at Rest cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pittman. the Misses Pitt
man, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. McLoud and
child, Miss Flora Miller and Miss Full
mer of Washington are guests at the
belmont.
Washington guests at the Seachrist
Mountain House are Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Buell.. Mr.. George G. Whitney and son
Mrs. F. s. Mullen and son and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Freyer.
Mrs. Cartner and Mr.. George Cartner
Of Washington are guests at Camp
Schley Inn.
The Frederick Chapter of the D. A. R.
Association will place a marker al
Braddock springs. A site has been
selected, and the marker cut from
native mountain rock. It will face
east, and will bear a bronze tablet, on
which will be engraved a description
Of Gen. Braddock and his army. The
committee in charge is Miss Willie
Richie. regent of the Frederick chap
ter; Mrs. r. S. j. Dutrow, vice regent;
Mrs. Ready, Mrs. e. 8. McCardell. Mrs
D. c. Winebrener and Mrs. E. D.
Shriner.
Evening star., 1915-07-25
Ron1ney.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROMNEY, w. Va, July 24-Mr. and
Mrs Alba C. Pepper and daughter of
washington are spending their vaca-
ton at Kirby. The Big r. Fishing
Club of Clarksburg. W. Va. came to
the Hampshire Club by special train
in charge of Lindley K Richards.
formerly Of Hancock. Md Gus Shannon
has returned from Florida. Miss Zeno
Moles is visiting in Washington and
Baltimore. Gus Grove Of Washington
is here for the remainder of the sea-
son, Miss Margaret Bell of the Valley
of Virginia Is visiting Miss virginia
Erwin at Petersburg. on the South
branch, Mrs. Jenne Singhass. VIM
chester, Va, is visiting here.
Evening star., 1915-07-25

II is a great thing to know more
than your share. But 1t has its draw
backs.
One woman, for instance. in the five
minutes or so she had to walt for her
favorite clerk to get through with an
other customer mapped out secret sit
uations of the European war; revealed
the hitherto unknown cause of its
starting, and announced just how and
when 1t was to end.
The woman with her owned to limita-
tions, All she knew was what she had
read in the papers.
Papers! Huh! I've got SO I don't
trust the papers any more. II they
print a thing one way today, like al
Evening star., 1915-07-25

not they will turn around and contra
dict it tomorrow It's been that way
ever since the war started"
That's because paper voices every
stage Of every rumor."
well. believe in facts. myself!"
"Then, leaving the papers out, how
do you get your information7"
"Oh, read papers, Of course. but
well, I'll tell you've got a sort
Of al don't know what to call It ex-
without being able to say how. Things
come to me, don't you know. al
ways was that way. from child Now
If I read about fight over there
can see. sort Of. between the lines
was. oh. I often think I ought to
make use of hidden gift like. that
butt don't know! I don't believe
could ever bring myself to being q
medium, for pay-Well. Miss Alice,
buy the store out. I want to match
that edging I got yesterday. I forgot
to bring the sample. but you remem-
Der. don't your
The mind Of Miss Alice took back
ward spring and plunged into the bill
before.
Il don't recoliect. What did you pay
Let's see-1 think It was 10 cents
Dut maybe IL was tno ldSc IAdl =" Go Az
cents and the edging was 10.
Her gift had punctured q tire.
Electric lights starred the dusk. Cars
flashed up and down the Avenue. so
many green illuminations and automo-
btles Whizzed like devil chasers with
eyes Of golden flame. There was a
tumble of footsteps on the tagging,
wheels in the street and newsboy
cries from every direction.
And between a here-and- there crevice
in the noises there floated across the
asphalt the voice of a street singer
"Ah. have sighed to rest me"
The melody caught the notice Of
three men who were standing in front
Of a hotel:
"Old chaps out again tonight. Won
Evening star., 1915-07-25
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LEGION OF LOYAL WoMEN.

LEGION OF LOYAL WOMEN.
1t Is customary for the Legion OF
Loyal Women to hold but one meeting
in July. but owing to pressure of work
there will be a regular session tomor-
row evening at the Raleigh Hotel. in
place Of the old headquarters. All
members are asked to be present. The
legion members were entertained Mon.
day evening by Mrs. Ambrose O'Keefe
OF Hyattsville. ana though the storm
prevented many from attending, q num-
Der Of members. both Of the Legion and
Associate Legion. enjoyed the evening
Mrs. O'Keefe is 4 charter member and
a past recording secretary of the Or
ganisation.
Evening star., 1915-07-25
Ekiins.

Special corrsspondence Of Ihe Star.
ELKINS. W. Va. July 24.-Honoring
the Misses Florence and Elizabeth Tor
bert Of Washington. d. c.. Mrs. r. s.
Johnston entertained at whist Wednss-
day afternoon at her home on Kersns
avenue. An automobile party. consist
ing Of Mrs w. C. Wiederseim and
daughter. Miss Edwina Brunner. Miss
Katherine Kramer and Hecker Weth-
erill OF Philadelphia, has arrived here
to spend some time at Halliehurst. the
home of Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins. Miss
es Katherine Britton and Mona Nc
Adoo. daughter of Secretary McAdoo
of Washington. have alsp been mem
bers of the Elkins house party.
Evening star., 1915-07-25
LADIES OF THE q. A. R.

LADIES OF THE q. A.
At the lawn fete given Wednesday
evening by the Ladies' Of the G. A. r.
Miss Ruth Barr sang 'The Star Span
gled Banner" and Our County's Flag
the words and music Of which were
composed by Mrs. Mary Litz Parker
Others who took part in patriotic songs
and other features Of the program were
Miss Martha Saers, Miss Esther Terry
Miss Christine Gaines. Miss Helen
Barr and Miss Fannie Root. The Chill
dren Of the G. A. r. will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Miss
Martha Saers, 1467 Newton street
Evening star., 1915-07-25
Announce Daughters Engagement
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Los ANGELES. Cal. July 24.-Mr and
Mrs. Edward 8. Mumford Of Washing
ton and Los Angeles announced the
engagement Of their daughter Eliza
beth to Lieut. A Toutant Beauresard,
U. s. A. Of San Antonio. Tex. grand
nephew Of Gen. Pierre Gustave Tou-
tant Beaures2rd. Confederate general.
NJ. H. Clark Of Virginia, who was act
ing treasurer In the Confederate cabi-
net
Evening star., 1915-07-25

der If that's the only song he knows?''
He couldn't choose a finer one. Why.
old man. that's the .Miserere'-Trova-
tore.' you know"
That's all right. only he might tear
off a ragtime for a change-good singer
in his time, I guess"
Some of his notes are as good as
Carusos. Listen at that. will your"
Must be tough lines to have to come
down to singing in the streets like
that"
His own fault. bet These singers
make big money while they are young
and spend it as 1t comes"
The third man took no part In the
talk. He looked too arrogantly pros
porous and middle-aged. strong and
handsome to bother himself over q
wrecked voice singing for bread and
shelter-and even while the others
were making their comments he left
them and started up the street.
But a woman who was waiting on the
curb for one Of tho green illuminations
saw that the man. having walked out
of the focus Of the two he had left,
crossed the asphalt toward the singer
And by tho time her car came their
shadows were close together.
A sea turtle was sprawled on the
bricks in front of an eating house.
To a batch Of lookers-on the out
craned neck. scrambling fiippers and
Evening star., 1915-07-25

Mrs. c. N. Jones. wife Of Capt. Jones.
3rd Field Artillery. Is on q short visit
from Tobyhanna, Pa, where she IL
spending the summer.
Evening star., 1915-07-25

Mrs. Theurber and family viii leave
In a few days to Join Lieut.. Col.
Theurber. who fs commanding officer of
the instruction camp at Tobyhanna, Pa.
Evening star., 1915-07-25

The Friday night Informal hop wa
held at the Omcers' Club. and was wei
attended.
Evening star., 1915-07-25

DR.. Craig King left Monday for Toby
hanna, Pa, where he will be stationed
while the troops are in camp.
Evening star., 1915-07-25

Lieut.. Pierson Theurber 10 on q visi
son, at Asheville, n. c.
Evening star., 1915-07-25

Capt Morris e. Lock viii leave short.
~ for Texas City, Tex.
Evening star., 1915-07-25

Belts are not plain, some have black
polka-dots of patent leather on a back
ground Of soft white kid. some are in
black and white check.
Evening star., 1915-07-25

Tho wide Quaker collar still stands
well with fashionable folk.
Evening star., 1915-07-25
Fort Myer Notes.

The chief Of stan and Mrs. Scott have
as their guests Mrs. and Miss Howe Of
Princeton. N. J.
Evening star., 1915-07-25

Mrs. McCloskey. wife Of Maj. McClos-
key. and little daughter. Sarah. accom-
panied by Miss McCloskey Of Pitts
burgh. left Wednesday to spend the
remainder OF the season at Atlantic
City. They will be Joined for the week
ends by Mai. McCloskey. who 10 at
Tobyhanna, Pa
Evening star., 1915-07-25

At the Mount Pleasant ConRreRa-
tional Church the quartet discontinued
singing July for the summer. Miss
Ada Arundel, contralto, and Charles ..
Church, tenor. have been singing dur
Evening star., 1915-07-25

Nine. Marie Won Unschuld will take
her vacation at the conclusion Of her
summer course, and will go to the sea-
shore with Mr.. Lazard and their little
daughter Madeleine, who is spendina
July with friends at Nazareth. Pa,
where she celebrated her seventh birth
day anniversary Thursday.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-12-11

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remedied by taking one OF Chamber
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Padghan. Victor, n Y. writes: FOR
sometime | was troubled with head
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eating, also with constipation. Abou,
SIX months ago began taking Cham
berlain's Tablets. They regulated the
action of my bowels and the headache
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