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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-22

BY. winhiug their dsubIe.hea1er
fron the Cardinals yesterAay sna
Boston winning bot ODs game
and the DeAgers beiag idle. the
Phils made smother half-Gn0e
drive toward the DenAant. 00s-
ten went ahead Of Drsoklyn In
the National League scramble,
but the Phils have beaA sf ave
and . half ga0es On the braves
and six full games % BresAlyn.
The Auttering ef the pennast Gag
In now sweet music t. the No.
ran leaders.
The Tigers Gained . half game
o. B0stos In the Americas
League chase b. heating tie Atb-
letics. while the Boston Red seq
were fdle, but they are yet fo1R
full games behind Boston. q had
which looks streag eneagh st
present to assure the SEE the rag.
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ADAM A. WEscHIER. AUcT1ONEER.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THREE-sT0RY
BRICK DWELLING: NO. 1i21 FOURTH

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THREE. eT0RY
BRICK DWELLING. NO. 1871 FOURTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
BE- virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Csvst
Of the District Of Columbia 10 re estsee OF Mar.
saret Y. b. Franklin. deceased. Administratisn
10 2o055. the undersigned administFatoss viii
sell by public auction IL frSTt q ths Rss HE
D Isss q Of sFPrEMaER. iaiS II FIVE o'CLocK
IN following ss.crinsd real ,. sstat e, e. T.
iumbia. to Wit. Lot 81. In square "a. to-
gether with the inprovemeuts thereon. l..
Terms: One-haif cash. balance payable "
one and two years At per cent. .esIFes ~! 3,
Ct the optic. Of the purchase :,e areps,s q
sale to be complied with within deteen dys
from day othsrE,se the aa%ini',ta Or:
risk and cost Of the defaultinG purchaser after
i've days advertisement Of such rcsaie u ne ne
civ Of washington. D. {. All conveyancing,
recording and revenue s'1mps at purchaser
e''' JOSEPH sALoMoS,
Columbian Hidg..
EDWIN c. DUTTON.
COLUMBIAN Bldg.
cali dads exSu Administrators.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

THOs BOWLING 4 Co., AUCrIONEERS.
TRUsTEES' SALE OF BEsSEMER MOTOR
TRUCK, WEDNESDAY. sEPTEMBEH
TwENTY-sECOND, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
SHARP, IN FRONT OF COMMERCIAL GA.
RAGE 303-5-7 9Th ST. NV.
BY virtue Of a decd Of trust. recorded In Libee
374S. folio 425. the undersigned will sell st public
auction. at the above nam time and place. one
Model "a Bessemer Motor Trn,t; capacity.
two toos. DANIEL BENSISGER,
TsE"s cash cash., ~, A; Y NEWMYER: Tsuss. e,
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Here Is Your Opportunity!
Owner will sell a six-room home at
Cherrydale. Va, on monthly pay
ments. Extra large lot. Act at once.
Box 3O6, Star Office.

NEW s-RooM COTTAGE. BATH; NV. H:
$3.50 easy terms: $500 cash. balance monthly
Rox 254. Star Office.
ONE 4 TEN ACRE SUBURBAN HOME SITES
sS
s,rctions. A. ". CATHCART. Ballston. Va.
r. F. d. pa
BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE LET Us
show you SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS
This property adjoins Rock Greek Park. has
one mile frontage on 18th ST., direct serv-
ice into the. city and will also soon connect
ways through K,ck Creek Park.
We are selling lots so feet front excepting
corners. with city improvements. for 22ia to
Sixteenth STREET nEIGHTs means D Ugh h
elevation. pure air, health. wide lawns flow
sptand d Investment Building IoIn. secured
ROBERT E. HEATER. 4l1,i2 Colorado bldg,
Phone Main 1864.
FOR sALE-AN sRooM HOUSE. MODERN.
on wide lot Of. in p p &c, c. shor, distance from
dress Box 401. Star office.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS. CHAIN BRIDGE d.
vides the tract: 1-mile river front d50 feet
70 ss Ae the a.% and
power for District: all modern conveniences;
ssr1 o, prizes ,s 5 ,o ts,
for ale , S. S; !; bpRSETT: oSnss: sss !
the property. Cleve. ss-w o544 Conduit road.
CHENi thAsE Bt NoALUw-3 ROOMS MD
bath; groom convertible sleeping porch: every
sss b.: :r' p rent 'fs sspSS
o~ ner Nm. II. Richie. mgr.. Colorado, D.AS.
s-kooW { ATIic HursE: AIS. SDloISISa
removing to city. will sacrifice reas0oabis
terms. Rox rs. Kensington, Md
.'K sAIE-fiNES1 lDTS IN >rAkspMA rARK
near electrlc and sfexm car lines: water. sewer
and gas: cbeap and 90 easy terms. J. r.
EARNEST, Trustee. SzS John Marshall pl a.w.
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ADAM A. wEscHLEh. AUcrloNEER.

se21 dads, exSu
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THOMAS J. OWEN { son. AUCTioNEERs.

RUDOLPH B. BEHREND.
ae21-d&ds.e xSn Trustees.
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In Gillroy and Dempsey the Blue and
ray seems to have two backs who viii
AXE names for themselves in southern
cot ball. Their capabilities do not ap-
ear to be even questioned. as each has
hown himself far above the average
Ugh or prep school player. Both are
neavy and fast and bio fair to berr the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07
Beautiful, Soft, Fluffy
Hair an Aid to Beauty

Who does not love a head Of pret.
~ hair some women think Ia d.
p Eifi of nature and envy their more
fortunate sisters. 10 your hair BE-
not funny. soft and lustrous. is fan
inE out. strcakcd. faded brittle. or
full N dandruf. and if the scalp
ltches. do not think Do must always
b. that way. Tor pretty hair Is only
p matter ~ care and proper nour-
ishment 81 the hair roots Hair BE-
something like plant 10 neglected
~ soon Withcra and dies. vhilo with
? little attention 10 keeps fresh and
beautiful
Partisan SAGE o. scientific prep
arati0n that supplies Just the ele.
ments needed 20 inviRorafc the hair
roots and stimulate the hair 10 grow
long. thick. funv soft and lustrous
10 removes daudrun and quickly
stops itching head and falling hair
10 is tho Ideal hair tonic and aralp
treatment for men. women and chill
dren~ contains nothing Injurious
and On -delicatelv pcrfumod.
G. ~ Griest a Co. Original Cut
Rate. or any drue counter can SUP
ply you with Partisan sage-it A.
Inexpensive. You cannot b. disap-
pointed with this delightful and
helpful toilet necessity. for the hrst
few DAYS use viii give your hair
the beauty and charm Of youth
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One hundred and forty-one thousand.
two hundred times a year this order Is
repeated by students Of the University
OF Wisconsin 10 Madison dealers. SAYS
the Madison Daily Cardinal
These figures are not the result Of
guesswOrk. but are based on carefully
compiled reports submitted by dealers
IN the University district
Some idea ~ the vastness Of the
consumption Of Iiorlick's Matted MIX
by the students Of this one University
alone may be gained when IL De- con
sidered that the straws used In scrv.
ing would n placed end to end. form
n line thirteen miles long. while the
total amount Of Matted MIX would nm
n reservoir Of thirteen thousand gal
Ions.
The Investigation also developed the
fact that the students do not order
Matted MIR merely as a deIicacv or A
thirst duoncher. but because they have
discovered that lts highly nourishinr
and sustaining qualities enables them
TO make a satisfying lunch on glass
~ Horlicks"
The total amount annually expended
by the students in this manner ia Sft-
20 and o. is estimated that the saving
through the resultant economy on res.
taurant checks represents 40 least an
equal amount. or enough 90 pay ell ex.
pcnses FOR hfty students for one year
a. the University. or 10 buy two hun.
dred students hieh-class library Of
one hundred books each.
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MAN MAY HAVE
MET FOUL PLAY
FRANK SLACK. OF BEIIAIRE.
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
ON RAILROAD
Is In Ohio Valley Hospital-condition
Is Critical But Recovery
Is Expected.

Frank Slack. Of Bellaire. was found
by an employe of the road yesterday
morning. IN the G. a r. railroad Yards
az Bellaire with his head fractured.
The man was taken TO the Myers un.
dertaking rooms and Dr. :. :. Wright
was summoned and upon examination
ordered the man removed TO the Ohio
Valley General hospital where his in.
jury was carefully examined. Slack
was unconscious when found and re-
NAMED in that condition for some
time. His condition last night was not
the best but unless some unforeseen
development sets in. he will in all
probability recover.
A mystery seems TO be connected
with The case and M TO a late hour
last night the Bellaire police were I'M
able 10 solve the mystery. Foul play
is thought TO have been one OF the
factors in the case and another theory
is that Slack might have fallen over
the ten foot wall 10 the ground below.
His hat was nowhere to be found.
The police will continue to work on
the case until they can find out some
thing definite.
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HAIR is GRAY,
YOU LOOK OLD
LOOK YOUNG BY oARkEstNc
GRAY HAIR WITH o-sAN-No
DrE-HARMlESs.

You LOOK prensturely old II hair Is
gray. faded. vispy. thin. prematurelv
sray or streaked with gray. You will
look Twelve or fifteen years younger n
you dArken your gray hair BY sham
pooling your hair and scalD a f.v
times with Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer
II IL the only clean. wholesouNs. pure
and harmless hair color restorer made
Ohan Is not a drug. but acts on the
tVots. makes gray hair healthy and
changes your gray hair to beautiful
lustrous. soft. natural dark shad.
oarkening your gray hair SO evenly
mat no one need suspect you use o.
ban. Besides Q-Ban stops dandrur
itching scalp and falling hair. pro
NOTES It's growth. makes hair and
scalp clean and feel fine. and always
darkens gray hair. Only soc for a bic
Ton. bottle at Griest Drug Co. lI25
Market ST. Wheeling. W. Va. Out-of.
town folks supplied by mail.
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BEST SELLERS IN
THE MUSIC WORLD

The Victor records which had tbe
largest sale in Wheeling last week.
according 10 awcll known dealer. arc
That Moaning Savophone Rag and
ORIGINAL Fox TrOt
Hilo Hawaiian march. and Wat
lana Waltz by Irene West ROYAL
hawaiian
Gems from Tn a Persian Garden F
Victor opera Company.
Tho three most popular sheet music
numbers 81 last week. az reported by
a leadine FIRM. arc.
same Sort % a Girl" Prom The
Girl From Utah.
lust Bring Two Lips Along" BY
George w. Meyer
You're tho Dawn 81 Perfect
Day" b. W. r. Williams.
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BENEFIT Bazaar.

The charity bazaar TO be held Tues
day and Wednesday evenings in the
Reister property, located on South
Market street. promises many very in
teresting features and the committee
has been most active in all arrange
ments which will add to the success
of the undertaking. This bazaar is
held under the auspices OF the teach
ers of the night school. held at Cathe-
dral school and will benefit the Syrian
congregation who need the money
badly for church repairs. Booths OF
fancy and practical articles OF all
kinds will be offered for sale Con
.tributions are solicited and all are in
vited to be present
The following are in charge OF the
different tables:
Fancy work table-Mrs Margaret
Wingerter. Misses Anna Hack. Julia
Feinler. Bessie Harrington. assisted by
Mary Joseph.
Farley. Stella DeGant. Nell HeaIey.
Mae Hovley. assisted by Zelpha Neu.
fel.
Lunch 49, Misses Henrietta Emmert.
Grace Enlow.
Art table-Miss Mary Becker.
Candy table-Misses Bernadine and
Angela Emmert
Country store 49, Miss Margaret
Sacher
Grab bag-Mlss Lucille Frazier.
Fish pond-Mr Edward Frazier.
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SIDE TALKS
(ey Ruth CameronA
Deducting People.

Did you ever Try to deduct a human
being?
For instance. given a mother and lit
tie girl In the trolley car. did you ever
Try to deduct the father.
TO 10 me there are few, .hinss more In
seIvstlng than the study OF people one
sees on ths street. H. itht shop on N.
trolley. / cove to studV their fac-- 10
wonder about their thought AND their
oTcul alions. TO picture their homes. 20
guess at their relationship TO each 9th
er and TO deduct absent rer~onalIti-s
from those see.
for IN stance. a man got or the .rol
lsy YESTERDAY with his htus girl and
sat down opposite me BY the NAV
aon { you love 90 Zee father alone With
little daughter. There Be- something
peculiarly touching and winning about
such companionship TO mo.
Dedueting the Mother From the Father
and Child.
The man was = large. quiet looking
chap. grey eyes. deep set. brown hair
with touch Of red. and strorg. square
ohln- FELT surc he was tho kind pl
says little. not stolid az ali but reserved
and bit shy. Tho littlc girl who perch
81 on ms knee q. rarely gelf-pos-
h.-sec yang person aud most loquq-
cicus. She talked. tossed her mead. gave
orders for her hat 90 Ice removed and
her small purse 90 be stored 4uhisnnciS-
e Ito be removed three minutos later
ana comm tented upon the scenery. > tha
Passengers. otc. with "a certain airv seif
possession that was irresistibly comic iu
such little mite.
There was little doub, that she was
bic daughter. Her hair was like his ana
her chiu. ana be was rather too old 90 o..
her brother There was also Uttle doubt
that one saw boz her thc viyarious. CO.
gHettls1. fclf assured young woman
whose quaitie=, 30 unlike ri@ own. had
attracted this biz quiet young man.
could Just picsur. them Together. lust
fancy how he HdUred the ernrt.fs thaf
was so lacking in him. and how enc Wa
HIaNh u" thf pu'"i strength 50 unlike
her own nervous energy.
Perhaps They Were Uncle and Niece.
Perhaps / am altogether wrong you
say Perhaps they were brother aud rls-
ter Ter nll. or uncle and niece. PERHAPS
even II she was his daughter she WASH
Ike her mother a. all but n throw bacx
90 some rraudm.ther or grcat-Eraud-
mother. Perhaps E-N one Of a. hundred
ny p"theses different from mine may be
Granted. my friend. uut on tho Other
hand ] think ] have the strongest per
maps. Resides. what does "a matter
~. my ride is beruiled and no ono il IN
poorer thereby. Would there were more
pleasures Of which YOU could SAY that.
Questions ana Answers.
Question. should . propose ] have
known girl three months and love her
very much. / want to marry her she
has several men friends but always
shows me the preference. ] am afraid
shall I dol NJ A.
Reply And why shouldn't you pro-
pose. Even N she doesn't lose you sh.
her. but rlthsr more What woman,
can .helr ndmiriug r. man who has the
a,sef lmin q, ION 90. select here Don't b.
Mistake. can Do forgiven but not even
God can forgive the hanEer-back"
RUTH CAMERON.
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W. c. T. v. MEETING.

The members OF the Island w. c. T..
L. are TO hold a meeting this evening
al the home of Mrs. II. r. Bell. Of
North Wabash street. This is their
annual flower meeting. which is held
yearly in June. and this year will
commemorate the birthday anniver-
sary OF Miss Jennie Cassidy. an inva-
lid. who planned the sending and Civ
ing OF flowers to those who are unabl,
TO lead life OF activity. and who.
more than all others. appreciate the
little kindnesses and attentions be-
slowed upon them. All the members
are asked particularly TO be present
and to bring flowers. which will be
given TO the sick. Mrs. r. ]. Bags
mas arranged a pleasing program.
Mrs. Bell. the hostess. will have as
her assistants Mesdames John Trunk.
Harry Tibbins and Miss Molhe Win
cher.
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Haley. OF Benwood. and Mr.. Michael
Mehling. OF Niles. o. The attendants
were Miss Elizabeth Ferd and Mr..
Joseph Haley. Only the families and
small party OF friends Witnessed the
ceremony. following which the young
couple left for Indiana for a stay of
a few weeks. and will reside. upon
their return. at Niles. where the groom
Is employed. holding a responsible po-
sition with the glass works at that
place.
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Outina Club BANQUET

a date of this week which is being
greatly anticipated by the members OF
the Outing club is that of Tuesday
when the annual banquet will be held
in the dining hall OF the Young
Women's Christian association at
seven-thirty o'clock. Plans have been
going forward Enthusiastically for sew
eral days and an interesting program
of toasts and speeches will be given
The club members are arranging many
pleasant little outings for the summer
and the banquet will mark the last
OF their indoor Affairs.
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! The graduating class Of Mount de
Chantal entertained charminely yes
terday afternoon the meI bers Of the
senior second class. The affair was
most attractive in ali its arrange
ments. a luncheon was served on the
beautiful lawn and here also was
given the program. The graduates
toast was given by Miss Helen Meek
and was responded to by Miss Rose
Jacobs. OF the juniors. Others taking
part were: Misses Ella Conwell.
Ursula FJagel. Gertrude Lynch. Vir-
ginia Southern. Lena SproWls. Rose
Minnie Durham. Dorothy OBrien.
Helen McFadden and Mildred Nc
Nally
At eleven-thirty O'Clock Tuesday
morning business meeting OF the
alumnae IL called and officers for the
succeeding year win be elected. In
the afternoon a delightful musical pro-
gram will be rendered by this years
class. and In the evening the ball for
the visiting members will be held
Stout Schaffer.
The many friends OF Miss Clara
Schafer will be- Interested TO learn OF
her marriage to Mr.. Frank NJ. Stout
which occurred in Pittsburgh on Mon.
day. May -. 1915. After a shors stay
with relatives in that city they re-
turned 70 their home in Wheeling
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For Rabbi lazaron.

Rabbi Morris Lazaron. OF the Eoff
street Temple. will be honored with
numerous affairs during the remain
der OF his stay in this city. The
members Of the Mercantile Club en-
terrain with a dinner-dance at the Nc
Lure hotel Tuesday evening. June 10.
which viii be followed by numerous
other pleasant arrangements before
his departure for Baltimore. where he
viii have charge of a large congrega-
ton.
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pleasant 20 eft through a whole evening
and be simply ignored"
And. still a-rankle with resentment
Helen went out TO the dining room 10
put away the wine. 20 see II there were
enough sailed almonds left for the stew
on the two grease Rpots-fhe result of
Mr. Jordans careless disregard ~ the
best tablccloth.
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little kingdom she Immediately begin
collecting personal things TO adorn IL.
arrangement. IL - as much fun 20
make dainty things for ones room as
20 make a ings 20 wear And next 20
making them oneself Is the pride and
pleasure one feels in receiving a gift.
A very pretty design in an obiong
pincushion Is made up Of a daisy in
the center with small dots forming a
circle around the daisy. This is sur
rounded on either side with eonven-
tionalized leaves. and beyond the
leaves on either side is motif Of
howers. Following the flower and FIN
ishing the pattern also on either side
are more leaves. This pattern was
worked all IN white. The daisy was
worked IN satin stitch. Remember in
doing satin stitch TO have the padding
neatly done and 10 keep the padding on
the stamped lines, then in doing this
stitch always use an embroidery hoop
TO keep the work stiff and make your
stitches even. The circle Of dots
around the daisy are worked in eyelet
embroidery. The conventionaIixed
leaves are done IN Italian cut work.
bot they can also be done in outline or
French stemming. and will be correct
doug either way. as the working Of
'hen IN any ono of these stitches is
matter left to each individual taste.
The sprays. forming the flower motif
are worked in outline stitch. very small
stitches being taken to keep the line
narrow. A ribbon frill can be put
around i, or, II preferred, the mate
rial can be scailoped and eyelets made
around the cushion about one and a
half inches from the bottom. and rib
bon run through the eyeiets termina-
ting in a small bow at one corner.
The embroidery pattern illustrated
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Charnoek-RemnX-

The following announcements have
been issued:
Mrs. Adam Kenny
announces the marriage OF her
daughter
Fredia Marie
to
Mr.. Harold Charnock
Saturday. May twenty-ninth
nineteen hundred and fifteen
Wheeling. West Virginia.
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Ham Soup-Whcn boiling hans
save The water in which DO was boil.
I'd. when COOL skim on "a and add
rice and sliced vegetables. Boil well
and you viii have n delicious SOUP
which also will prove a saving
Marshmsllow FillIna-Mako thick
boiled frosting Slice marshmallows
IN three round slices. save top slices
Tor top ~ cake Take out enough
frosting for TOT. With the remainder
mix the other slices ~ marshmallows
and use for filling
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eIrthday Party.

Miss Hazel Neider. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Neider. of Seven
teenth street, entertained a number
OF her friends Saturday afternoon
with a pretty party in the celebration
Of her ninth birthday anniversary.
Games were played during the after
noon and attractive refreshments were
served before the departure Of the
guests, who were: Helen Rogers.
Madeleine Gilligan. Orphena Burshart.
Mary Voellinger. Margaret Engler.
Angela Purpura. Freda Watson. Mar
garet Parrish. Hazel Neider. Florence
Watson. Mary England. Hazel Ley
land. Bernetta Burkhart. Lottie Burk-
hart, William Gibson. Howard Gibson.
Eugene Manson. Frank Engler. May
nard Collett and Carl Neider.
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Brown End white checked. wooden
D. here shown. with facings Of brown
velvet u would also be pretty i'm
green plaid suiting. combined with
hne serge. or in red poplin with TO
man stripe silk for trimming. The
model b. suitable for wash goods a.
well as wool fabrics For gaIates
seersucker. bingham. percale. linen. or
hnene. Soft messaline or batiste with
embroidery would develop this model
effectively a. party dress The pai.
tern is cut in four sizes. 3. 10. u and
70 years. n requires 3 Yards Of "a
inch material for an year size. A
pattern Of this Illustration mailed TO
any address on receipt OF fOc in silver
or stamps Address fntelligencer
Pattern Bureau. 1902 Main street.
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HELPS FOR
HOUSEWIVES


WALNUT JNFE
One cup sugar. onr.haif cup of but.
Ter Two cups of -four one egg. ono
teaspoonfui Of cream tartar. ouc-haif
teaspoon ~ soda. or DO preferred use
Two teaspoonfUls of baking powder
instead Of the cream tartar and soda.
Add one cup of milk and one cup 81
walnut meats rolled in little fuur
hickory or any other nuts may BE-
used instead ~ the wainufs
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Stout sehaher.
W0MAN'S CLUBS


A meeting Of the Washington die.
district Of the Equal suTlagc League
n 10 he held this evening At Z 30
o'clock AZ 80 Market street Any Who
are interested 600 the movement are
cordially invited 90 attend.
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Tho proper regional address FOR a
letter 70 Honolulu is T. r." territory
Of Hawaii
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For Sixth Rirfhdax

Mrs. J. H. Clarke. at her home Sat
urday afternoon, entertained a num-
Der Of little people for her son. Master
John Clarke. who on that day cele-
.brated his sixth birthday Childrens
games were enjoyed and luncheon OF
pretty appointments was served Toy
soldiers were given as favors.
Those nresant wera.
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Father Gilsenan, OF st. Johns Cath
Ole church. united in marriage. Sat
urday morning. at o'clock. Miss Ann
Haley. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John