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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03
CLOSE CALL
IN CURRENT

While picnicing on the Washita ris-
er Saturday afternoon Mrs. w. J..
Black, living three miles west OF
Chickasha, came very near losing her
life. The crowd had decided to go
swimming and Mrs. Black was learn.
ing to swim, but went down the river
too far and got in swift current, go-
ing under. She was not missed al
first, but Mrs. VIII Ritterbusch, who
was sitting on the bank. saw Mrs.
Black in the distance struggling for
life. She gave the alarm and win Rit-
terbusch, brother of Mrs. Black. swan
down the treacherous current, all
though he is no expert swimmer and
caught her as she was going down for
the last time.
Mrs. Black said she did not suffer
or choke while she was under water
and knew when she almost went down
for the last time that she would meet
with an easy death She said she was
going to give her brother an iron cross
for bravery.
Miss Carrie Ritterbusch got into the
strong current on the same day, but
as she is an expert swimmer she was
able to get out without help
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THE LORELLI MADONNA

THE LORELLI MADONNA
Three reels. A dramatic masterpiece
with the following all star cast: Geo.
Holt, Alma Reuben, Geo. Kunkel, Juan
De La Cruz, Edgar Martin Keller, Geo.
Stanley. Produced by the Vitagraph
Broadway Star Co.
"THE BOND BANDIT AND THE RAH
RAH BOYS"
A unique comedy by Marshal Will
liams.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03

Cold Eureka Springs water TO drink.
Fresh air every three minutes.
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's|U |G| G|G
THEATRE
THE QUALITY PLAY HOUSE
TONIGHT
BROKEN COM


Count Frederick at the end OF the fifth
episode Of THE Broken Coin" is at
tempting to rescue Kitty Grey Now
see what happened after the two
halves Of the coin were finally match
ed Why was the coin split in two
pieces? Who split the coin? When
was it split? Where and how was one
half of the coin lost? Every one Of
these questions are answered perfect
ly in the episodes of this great serial,
the most beautiful story OF love and
adventure ever written Arrange to
attend these numbers. You will be
delighted, charmed, thrilling in every
episode.
MEM FRIENDT SCHNEIDER
NJ MaeQuarrie and Anne Lehr featur-
ed in this Big U. drama.
'PATERNAL LOVE-
Wilson and Lederer in this Lemmle
drama
THE RISE AND FALL OF OFFICER
NO. 13'
Billie Rhodes and Jack Dillson are low
ers, but SO far their journey on loves
highways has found only the rough
spots. See this Nestor comedy, where
no excuses 60
Coming tomorrow we have Mutual
master picture THE Reward" featur
ing Miss Bessie Barriscale. Produc-
tion by rhos. H. Ince. Have coming
Thursday. Bosworth production.
Help Wanted" released through the
Paramount Picture Co And coming
Friday, a Broadway feature, Rosemary
Theby and Lawrence D'Orsay In the
Earl Of Pawtucket' Pure comedy
All laughs Can you beat my. pro-
gram now? am giving my patrons
the best money can buy. Music by the
Wurlitzer 25 piece orchestra. Ladies'
while out shopping stop in, rest, see a
good show. Plenty II Shanoan Springs
ice water to drink.
Matinee 2.15 to Y, p. m.
Night show :4osto H.
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Buyers Want Better
Stuff on Market Day

'It was the best market day sale in
months Col. +. ] Hubbard said this
morning after finishing up business
connected with yesterdays sale at the
Fifth street barn, He declared that
bidding showed that farmers had con
fidence in their ability to produce the
money this fall.
But the big feature about the sale
Yesterday" Col. Hubbard said was
the persistent call for better stuff
This was especially true of live stock.
Buyers came from a number of towns
around the country, and they all want
ed chance to bid on better class OF
horses
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Cash paid for clean cotton rags at
Express office.
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VAUDEVILLE.
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THE MCDONALD TRIO
This act is packing them in for US and
they take two and three encores at
every show. Clean and classy act.
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Subscribe ror the raIly nzDrsss-
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Sc 1Oc

Wednesday. Ham comedy and Haz
ards OF Helen.
Thursday, Maurice Costello,
Friday, Chas Chaplin in his latest
comedy. "A Woman two reel scream
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LIBRARY BULLETIN.


Hours Open from 2 to p. m. and
from 7 to 9 p. m. Sundays, 3 to p.
m. Phone 1924. New fiction received
at the library:
Brebner- Duchess.
Sedgwick Encounter.
Lee-Crowds
Deland-Hands of Esau.
Nicholson-Th Poet.
Harrison Captivating Mary Car
stairs.
Corelli--Treasure of Heaven.
Tarkington-The Turmoil.
Phillpotts Tower.
Porter-Pollyanna Grows Up.
Parrish-Molly Mcdonald
King-Let Not Man Put Asunder.
Wells--Bealby.
Willsie-Still Jim.
Atkinson Johnny Appleseed.
Little-House of the Misty Star.
London-valley of the Moon.
Wilkins-A New England Nun.
Wilkins--A Humble Romance
Cable-Creole Days.
Conrad-victory.
Hill-Sunrise Valley.
Bennett-Old Wives Tale.
Harrison-Angelas Business.
IuveniIe 9tories
Bannerman--Little Black Sambo.
Deming--Indian Child Life.
Francis--Cheerful Cats.
Groyer--Art Literature Readers and
Folklore Readers.
Pyle-Careless Jane.
Barbour-The Lucky Seventh.
Gates--Land OF Delight.
Finley-Lttle Bird Blue.
Sharp-The Whole Year Round.
Dyer-Sleepy-time Story Book.
Gilman-Robert f. Lee.
Johnson-Captain John Smith.
Sutcliffe-Ro6ert. Fulton.
Williams-Squirrels' Pilgrims Pro-
gress.
Richards-Captain January.
Dix-Merrylips.
Warde-Nancy Lee.
Madison-Peggy Owen.
Wiggin-Timothy' Quest; Polly
divers Problem.
Singmaster-when Sarah Saved the
Day.
Barbour-Harry's Island.
Lee-A Freshman Coed.
Gilchrist-Helen Over the Wall.
Brown--Little Miss Phoebe Gay.
Baylor-Juan and Juanita.
Burgess-Boy Scouts OF Woodcraft
lamp.
Aidrich-Th-; Story of Bad Boy.
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LOOK FOR THE WORD |
kOzY
ITsPELLscooD SHOW
I
The show they are packing every

Special feature extraordinary today
THE EASTLAND DISASTER"
400 feet of moving pictures taken by
Hearst-Selig News Pictorial camera
man 15 minutes after boat turned over,
am the fifth man in the state to run
this picture Stop and think what a
wonderful thing the moving picture is
to the people. See these pictures sure.
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AT THE suGc FRIDAY.
&c 1''c
UNCLE SAM Is
EASY MARK FOR
AERIAL ENEMY


by Onlteu PreSs.
San Francisco. Aug 3.--Art Smith.
the crack exposition aviator, says if
the United States should go to war II
would have fewer than two hundred
airmen available for service and still
smaller number of machines
1t would be an easy matter for any
enemy to annihilate the United States
flying forces. Smith says He advo-
Gates larger appropriations and addi-
tional experimentation in the use of
aircraft
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Notice to Our Customers
/ and Friends

We have moved our store in with
the Sunshine and will continue TO han
die the best in garden and field seeds.
poultry supplies. flower pots and feed
of all kinds.
From now on we will conduct our
business on strictly cash basis and
will make every effort to please our
many customers, whom we welcome
to our new location.
BITSCHE BROS SEED HOUSE,
S-2-6t Phone "a.
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Along the Reading

Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Dcibel, Formerly Of
St Louis are spending the summer in
Mr.. and Mrs William Il. Jacobus' resi-
doucc on Washington lane, TeAkintown.
Ia. Mrs Deibel will have as her guest
for some time Miss Ruth Johnston, of
st. Louis. Mrs. Dcibel and Miss Johnston
have just returned from Atlantic City,
where they have been spending several
days last week,
Friends of Mrs H. Carol Brook, of
Glensidc. Pa, will be glad to hear she
has fully recovered from her recent acct-
dent.
Miss Martha Stnson. of Menlo avenue,
Glcnside. Pa, has left for Sea CHI, Long
Island, where she will remain for several
weeks.
Mr.. ana Mrs George Simons, Of Fair
hill avenue, Glenside, Pa, have as their
guests for several weeks Miss Virginia
Weaver and Miss Leona NJ, Fields, of
California.
Mr. II. $. Walker, Of Washington lane,
Wyncote Pa, has left for Longport,
y. j.. where he will spend several days
at the aberdeen Hotel
MIR. George Borda. of Walnut street
Jcukirtown, Pa, will leave next week for
Chelsea, y. j., where he will remain sew
efdi days hlteI"Lu Sums !"
Haven. n. j., where he will spend a
fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s, opp, of llth
street. Oak Lane, and family are occupy
ing their cottage at ocean city. They
viii remain until late in September
Mrs. Charles NJ, Linson, Of Ashbourne
road. has recently returned from 10
days visit with her daughter Mrs. elm
ton Woolman, at Newtown, Pa.
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FrankfOrd

The Mater Doorosa Church VIII held
its lawn festival on the church grounds
this week The booths are beautifully
decorated and i'm charge of number Of
Frankford's most popular youug ladies.
including Miss Kathryn Farr Miss Mary
Gorerty, Miss McGinrcss, Miss Foley
Miss Nulau. Miss Elizabeth Loguo. Miss
Maymc Christian, Miss Anna U'Neefe,
Miss Marie OKcerc, Miss Mll Brett
Miss Grace lIarkms. Miss tlplon lIar-
ktns and Miss Agnes Quinlan a feature
of Importance viii bc the trcc opon-air
minstrel show every night given by Mr..
John Nulty. MIR. John r. Gallagher, MIR.
George x. Lodge and others
MIR and Mrs Joseph Chtdcster and
daughter Miss Eleanor Chdcstcr Of Gris-
CON street. have returned to their home
from wildwood. where they have spent
their vacations
Nh Harry Douat. Mr. Robert ADAMS
Mr. willard Motram ana Mr Horace
Baker are spending their vacation at
Lake HopHtcoug
Miss Bessie ABRAMS of Konsiugton ave
nue. has left for Iln2loton rn., whore she
will remain two weeks
Mr. aud Ms NJ, Abrams have lust re-
TUNED from Atlantic city
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West Philadelphia
Mr. John NJ. Hauf, 32j North 52d street
has gone To Boston and Portland Me.

MIR. John NJ. Hauf, 32j North SID street,
has gone to Boston ana Portland. Me.
Alr. r. X. Hicks and daughter, Miss
Ruth Hicks. $50 North 50th street, have
gone to Delaware Brealtwuter and
Avalon n. j.
The friends of Miss Sue Clarice Cave,
of G2l& Itavcrford avenue, surprised her
with farewell party before her depar-
ure to ChcIseO, whore she will remain
FOR the rest of the summer Mr. George
Wyott. of Scranton. was one of tho
guests.
Miss Mary Dcvinc of &iG North G2d
street has just returned from visit to
Albany, n. y. and her sister Miss
Agatha Devine, has just returned from
two weeks stay in Esllihoma, Pa.
Mr. George w Barratt of Bellevue,
Pa, Is visiting Mr., S, NJ. Fox 1883 North
Alden street.
Mrs Samuel NJ Fox 1889 North Alden
street is visiting in Atlantic city.
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Northeast Philadelphia

MIR. Francis Murphy entertained a num-
Der Of his friends at his home, l2l Brown
street this week
Miss Nellie NJ Donohoc, Of 27iO Rich
mond street will spend the next two
weeks at Atlantic city ms the guest of
MIR and Mrs. Edward Flood.
Miss Martha Mcdonnell. Pas East Lip
pinCott street. has returned after several
weeks spent around the Delaware Water
Gap.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Eacliu. who spcnt
their wedding trip at Niagara Fails, are
now residing at lfl East Wnt street.
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Suffrage Events Today

EQb Al FRAN iiloh "D'4-+ -
MONDAY meeting. 10Th and Fibert streets
speaker, Miss Bertha Sapovits, ,,, 80,
Noon Meeting at DeTrs Carpet Alil' gtn
street ana Columbia avenue, speaker MISS
$50 p. m Meeting az G0th and Chestnut
streets, speakers Miss Bertha sapoVts ana
Miss Bass.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
Noon-Mestlug at Hale & Kuburn Works,
18th street and Allegheny avenue; speaker,
Miss ERtene Russell
$40 p m.-open-air meeting on City Hall
Plaza; speakers. Miss Estclle Rupssell Mrs,
f. III. Holmes and Mr., Wetzel,
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sOCIETY CIRCUS AT CHELSEA
YACHT CLUB EVENT OF THE WEEK
pientyof Pink Lemonade and Peanuts-Fortune Telers
and Snake Charmers Prosper-Cape May
and Wildwood Personals

Mr. Russell Ely. of 18th ANA New Jersey
avenues. are spending the month of A,i-
Gust with their grandmother, Mrs. NJ.
Ely In Vincland, y. j.
Miss ella " Hause and Miss NJ
Ncidel of Chestnut Hin, spent the week.
end with Mr and Mrs. Samuel b. Ioslln
at lheir cottage, llth and Central avenues
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MIDSUMMER ENTERTAINMENTS
ARE NUMEROUS AND LIVELY
Miss Kirby of Toga, Entertains at Bridge - Surprise
and Welcome Parties Jolly Forms
of Amusement

Wionstcin. Miss Selma Golden and Miss
Anna FienstCin
A surprise party was given in honor
Of MIR Joseph Iyuchs last week by his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Luchs, AT their
home. i24 Master street. Among those
present were Miss Bylian Fierman, Miss
Lillian Tecotsly Miss Henrietta Luchs,
Miss Hannah Jonas. Miss Sylvia Young
Miss Ida Levin. Miss Minerva Palace,
DR. L. Adelman, Mr. Augustus Lincoln
Mr.. Samuel Uulnick. MIR Louis Fried
man, Mr. Samuel Katz, Mr.. Samuel Biv-
ingston MIR Arthur Lewis Mr.. Benia-
min Lewis Mr. Samuel Berger Mr. Sam
uel Fidelberg, Mr.. William Rosen, Mr.
Samuel Rosen, Of New York, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Waters.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Seufrert. 5O07 Chest
nut street, gave farewell reception to
their son, Mr. Harry Seuffert, Jr, who
Is TO leave for Baltimore, Nd to engage
in business. Among the guests were Mr.
Alfred Garrett, Mr.. j A. Coyle, Mr.. John
Brown, Mr., Alfred Wilson and MIR Harry
French.
The Mayer Sul2berger Seniors are
making preparations for their first meet
ing In September and hope to open with
all OF It's past members and few new
"i''@' ~ committee VIII Soou sNaTl on
the coming dance, which they hope
to make n larger success than the first.
Among the old members are Miss B.
Rosenthal, Miss Il. Schweiger, Miss IL.
SchweEer Miss +. Goldsteiu. Miss B.
stein, Miss h. Benedck. Miss l.. Rose,
Miss NJ. ArinsherR. Miss l. GreenberE.
Mir s. Bott, MIR. s. Wesman, Mr. H.
SuransKy. Mr.. Il Arinsberg. Mr., 7. Tass-
man. Mir. $. Hirsh, Mr. l.. Jacobs Mr.
II. Klein, Mr.. II. Loeb, MIR. Samuel
RosCnthal
Last week very iovial group left this
city FOR an extended stay at Bctterton,
Md. at the head of the Chesapeake Bay.
Mrs William Clark, of Westvile N j.,
and daughter, Miss Dorothy, and son
Albert; Mrs. A. J. Clark 5i4i Usage
avenue, and Mrs John Hutchinson, ZOO
South street composed the party.
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Germantown

Miss Marie Kurtz, of 122 East Pleasant
street, and her brother, Mr.. James
Kurt2, will leave today for Mount Pocono,
where they will remain for three weeks
Miss Alice Kurtz has just returned from
an extended stay in Atlantic City.
Miss Jean Barstow. of III West Wash
ington lane, has returned from stay in
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Washington Van Dusen, of West
Washington lane, has returned from a
stay in the Catskill Mountains and will
leave shortly for Ventnor to spend the
remainder Of the season.
Miss F!dythe Sullivan, Of 1901 Greene
street, has sailed for New Orleans, where
she will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Hebert at their home on Ber-
wick Bay.
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NTGss MABEL KIRBY. Of 2ai7 vcnango
lHl street entertained at cards on Sat
urday afternoon. Her guests included
Mrs. John Boyle, Miss Dorothy Styer,
Miss Edna Murray. Miss Alice Loose,
Miss Blanche Milter. Miss kathryn
Wcthcrsiuc, Miss Ethel Bowdich, Miss
sara Cummius Miss Dorothy Herdtreldcr
Miss Jean Miller Miss Hilda Woods and
Miss Ethel Woods
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What's DOING Tonight

Munleipal Band. Olney. Northeast boulevard,
between b and Ath streets south plot, s
FaiTmeunt PARK Band. Lemon Hnl. o'eloek.
Free,
stsssf sls4 1Ilsz6eay svshae. s e'eisek. Frse.
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LansdoWne

Mrs. Harlan Page statzell and children
have returned from a months stay at
ocean City
Mr. Edward Ryan. of Lacrosse avenue,
entertained at cards and smoker Tues
day evening.
Mr. Fabian Ryan, of Lacrosse avenue,
returned today from a months vacation
al Bethayres, where he was the guest Of
Mr. Weyman Hallowell
DIR. Henry Bartlsson, of Baltimore ave-
nue.. returned today from a few days trip
TO Atlantic City,
Miss Rebecca Laird is visiting her Sis
ters. Miss sara and Miss Anna Lard OF
Shadeland avenue.
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South Philadelphia

Miss Josephine Cnulane, of 2ll0 South
10th street. is Mt present in Spring Lake,
where she viii be the guest Of Mrs,
Francis Ossult for several weeks.
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ROXbOrOugh

The Rev Dr William Robert Rearlck,
of 469 I.yccum avenue, pastor Of the Tai
mage Memorial Reformed Church, left on
Tuesday to spend the remainder Of the
season in Atlantic city,
Miss Elizabeth A, Kennedy, Of 6s.s
Ridge avenue, has returned from several
weeks stay in Providence, Md.
Mrs Jacob X. Swartz and her grand
son. Master Conrad Fulmer Minis. OF
Washington. d. c.. who have been the
guests of Mrs. II. X Swartz Of Ainsl'e
street Falls of schuylkill. accompanied
by Miss Jennie Kerr. Of 2lth and somer-
set streets, have gone 10 Barnegat, y, Jr
for the remainder of the summer.
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MERTON Mir and Mrs. Archibald II.
hhlo and Mr. and Mrs. George X. Erben
nave returned from a motor trip through
tho New England states. MIR. and Mrs
chile moved last week into their new
nome, corner Of Hazclhurst avenue and
BcrldCy rond
Mi. and Mrs. y. Ely Tiy, Of Merton and
Montgomery avenues. have returned home
after a two-wceks' stay in Wildwood
y. j.
NARBERTH- MIR and Mrs. Edward G.
Jacohy, OF Iona avenue, will 20 to Cape
May for September.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter T.. Hodges. of Es-
sex avenue, are receiving CONGRATULATIONS
upon the birth Of a daughter Miss Rose
mary Hodges, on July %. Mrs Hodges
VIII he remembered as Miss Amelia Marie
Guano, of TioEa.
Mr.. and Airs Frederick, l.. Rose. Mr..
George Rose and Mr.. Allen Rose, of Iona
avenue, win spend the latter part of the
summer at Ocean city.
MIR, and Mrs. Edwin =. bold, OF Chest
nut avenue. ana MIR. and Mrs. Ernest V.
Lines, of West Philadelphia, viii leave
Saturday for a visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs. w. Newton Price and her sister,
Mics Alma IGaston, of North Narbcrth
avenue will leave Tuesday for "A two
weeks stay in ocean City.
Mrs. John a. Caldwell, of Elwood ave.
nue., is spending several days at Atlantic
City.
ARDMORE.--Mr. Samuel t. Downs. Of
Montgomcry avenue. is visiting his par
cnts, MIR. and Mrs. William r. Downs
at their farm in Clarion County, Pa Mrs
Downs will join MIR. Downs next week to
he present at the golden wedding OF Mr.
and Mrs William J.. Downs, which will
take nlHCp tho gIth pf tlig
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Notices for the society paEo viii be
accepted and printed in the Evening
LEDGER, but ali such notices must be
written on one side of the paper,
Eaust De signed Ia fnn. with full ad-
dress. ana when possible selephone
number must be given,
send an such communications %
ssaelety Editor" Evening Ledger,
COS Chestnut street.
Unless these requirements are carried
out 50 that yerlieation may b possible,
tns notica ain not be published
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Tioga street; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Big
gard, OF North 18th street, and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Bauer, with their young
sons, Charles and Louis Bauer. of Lin
coin Drive, have returned from an auto
mobile trip 10 the New Jersey coast re-
sorts Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman will spend
the Weekend with Mr. and Mrs Willard
Bowman, at PhoeniNville.
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sALTsBURG, Pa.
CHANIBERSBURG, IA.

p E mn H ALL S c H O O l.
FOR GIRLS, Located in the beautiful Cum
herland Valley. College Preparatory and
Special Courses. May each year spent at
Atlantic City No interruption In work.
Rates $500 For cntaloE and views. address
FRANK :. MAGIII. 4, NJ, Principal.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clinton, li22 Volt
street, will spend their vacation at Park
land. Pa, as the guests of Mr.. frank Nc
Carter and nephew.
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Bala-CynWyd

Mr.. and Mrs o. NJ. Gaiser, Miss Eleanor
Gaiser and Miss Marie Louise Gaiser, of
al3 Ilundrillo road, Cynwyd, has returned
from delightful two weeks tour of New
England.
Miss Dorothy Fleck, of Bala avenue,
Bala, will leave August 25 for Ocean
city, where she will he the guest of Miss
Dorothy Nelms, at the cottage Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Nelms.
Mr.. and Mrs, Nicholas Dalton and fam
lily, of Union avenue, Bala, are spending
several weeks at Wildwood, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Moore. of Bala
avenue, are at Atlantic City for a short
stay,
Mrs Alexander j. Christie and Miss
Elizabeth Christie of Llandrillo road,
Cynwyd, have returned from two weeks
trip through Lancaster, Hanover, Pa, and
Baltimore, Md While in Hanover Mrs,
Christie and her daughter We're the guests
of the formers brother-n-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. John j. Conrad, and i'm Lam
caster they visited Miss Elizabeth Liant.
Mr.. Christie recently returned from a
Western trip to Chicago and st. Louis.
Mrs. Charles J. deV Keefe, of Llanber-
ris road, BaIa, has returned from a sew
eral weeks visit in Chelsea, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott Detwiler, of
CITY avenue, Bala are in Maine with
marty of friends, including Mr., and Mrs
Mason Baker and Mr., and Mrs. Robert
NfcCreary. All are guests of DR., John
Deal at his camp In EggemOggin.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice ID, Long, of Bala
recently took a two weeks motor trip
along the New England coast, returning
nome by way of the White Mountains
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

Mrs John H. Kelly ard her daughter,
Miss Gertrude Kelly. of 2l27 North 18th
street, are spending the summer at Cap
itOl Island, Me.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

Mr and Mrs Horace Yardley Of 1912
North Park avenue, have taken an apart
ment at Chelsea for the early fall,
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DR.. Roblcy Dunglson Snively, Of 100
West Tioga street, Is spending a short
time with his family at their bungalow
in the Blue Mountains, Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bruder 18th street
and Snyder avenue, have opened their
cottage at Wildwood. n. J., for the month
OF August.
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MillbOurne

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tucker and their
family, OF Gl89 West Chester road, have
a cottage at Chelsea for the summer
Mrs. Crandall and her daughter OF 10
Millbourne avenue. are spending the sum
mer in Vermont and Will return home
early in September
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Colladay, of
the Royal Apartments. Broad and GIrard
avenue, are spending the summer at
Eagles Mere.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
North Philadelphia

Mr. and Mrs Irwin Voss Of 2225 North
18th street, are spending the summer at
Chelsea.