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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-25
GEN. FELIX DlAZ PLANS
OVERTHROW OF CARRANZA

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct 25. -
Menaced by the gathering forces OF
Felix Diaz, nephew of the great dicta-
tor of Mexico, and by the growing
power of Pancho Villa, bandit leader
of bandits, Gen. Carranza, head OF
the de facto government of Mexico, is
reported to be preparing to abandon
his country and flee for safety to the
United States. ..-..
His wife, accompanied by Mrs. OBJ
regon, the wife of Gen Obregon, sec
retary of war for the de facto govern
ment. has already crossed the border
into the United States. .~
Such is the sensational news
brought to this city in reports from
the southern republic, and given full
credence by the opponents of Carran-
"a and his administration. These are
freely charging that Carranza, whose
personal power in Mexico is believed
to be rapidly dwindling until it now
is said to amount to little or nothing,
has been laying his plans for fleeing
from the Mexican capital as soon as
possible. j.. :. II Il. l.: g..
The Mexican embassy here denies
that the first chief of the republic
intends to leave, and declares that
the visit of the two women is but for
the purpose Of making tour of the
states" II. ... -
Dispatches reaching the border yes
terday declared that Diaz has entered
the city of Toluca, the capital of the
state of Mexico. and but short dis
tance from the City of Mexico. .-.. =.
He is said 20 have completed his
conquest Of the country about Toluca,
and to be extending his Tines in the
direction of the capital of the coun-
try. .", =...
lne whole of the southern part of
the republic is said to have rallied to
his support, and to he lukewarm in
obeying the commands of the Carran-
"a government. -.
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UETALIATES WITH
SUIT DIRECTED AT
SURETY COMPANY
Geo. E. Marshall. HiIo Break
water Contractor, Sues
-. Bonding Concern
BOND OF $40, 600, FILED IN
" LOCAL COURT, ATTACKED
Claimed Damage Wrought Be-
cause of Litigation Recent
.~.. " ly Instituted Here :.
Especial to Star-Bulletin by Mutual
-. '..- Wireless } .--- T..

Especial to Star-Bulletin by Mutual
-. ..-.~ Wireless } -. il
HILO, Oct 25:-George F.. Marshall
contractor in charge of the construc
ton OF the Hilo Breakwater, through
james W. Russell, his attorney, has
filed in the circuit court here an ac.
ton for damages against the Ameri-
can Surety Company of New York
and the National Surety Company, al
leging that, because of suits brought
in Honolulu by the American Surety
Company against Marshall, consider.
able damage has been wrought be-
cause OF delays in the breakwater con.
structi0n- .=.:. . -.
The action for damages is directed
at bond of 100000 filed n the cir
cult court at Honolulu by the Ameri-
can Surety Company at the time it
began its suit Tor injunction against
Marshall. The National Surety Com
pany was surety for the American
company for this bond. 49,. -:
Although the amount of the dam
ages sought by Marshall is not stated
in the foregoing wireless message
from the Star-Bulletin's correspondent
at Hilo, it is understood it is equal
to the bond filed here by the Ameri-
can Surety Company. ..... .-. ~
Action Does Not Surprise
The report that Marshall has filed
the suit is not news to the law firm
OF Frear, Prosser, Anderson & Marx,
attorneys for the American Surety
Company, Attorney M. F. Prosser. say
ing today that the firm had been ad-
vised that an action probably would
be taken ." ..>~:..- :".=
''AIl | have to say is that We will
be prepared to meet the case when
the papers are served" he adds. I'VE
have been informed that Marshall
might bring the. suit at any time. -
On Tuesday Attorney Prosser was
informed that $4,000, representing a
claim due MARSHALL from the United
States government for the breakwater
work, has been impoUnded in Wash
ington, D: c., as the result Of sep
arate action brought there by the
American Surety Company. He was
further informed that the defendant
in this case has been given until No
yember Is to tile his answer Ill @>-
The American Surety Company, in
a suit recently filed in circuit court,
alleges that Marshall is in debt to
it in the sum IF moro than $113,000.
It has also brought an Injunction
against Marshal; to restrain him from
receiving any claims due him from
the government for breakWater con-
structi01. -..
Marshall won point on Tuesday
when Circuit Judge Ashford dissolved
the temporary injunction, discharged
George S. Curry as receiver, and dis
solved the order of attachment sought
by the surety company. He also de-.
MED the plaintiff an interlocutory ap-
peal to his oral decisions. =-...
The surety company, however, to-
day filed in circuit court notices of
appeal TO all Of the decisions handed
down by Judge Ashfold on Tuesday.
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OFF
FLANDERS cOAS
lfGerman OFFICIALLY

II BERLIN, Germany, Oct 25.-I|
German admiralty reports that on q
tober % a naval aeroplane bombaf
cd the docks and railroad station
Margate, England In the afternC|
off the Flanders coast two Germ
Seaplanes attacked a hostile squadr|
composed of three hydroplanes Al
two land battIeplanes, and after a b
ter fight the hostile raiders We
routed, one hydroplane being 81
down The German pilot, Men
thus disabled his fourth adverse
After a short while the hostile r1'
ers, reinforced by six more machine
returned and were attacked and dr'
en- off by eight OF ours
BERLIN Germany, Oct. PA G.
man seaplane squadron on the alf|
noon of October 21 successfully
tackled with bombs British sea forc
cff the Flanders coast. One hit o.
destroyer was observed All the ra|
ers. returned unharned in spite
heavy shelling.
BERLIN, Germany. Oct. %. - I|
German admiralty reports that on q
morning Of October 22 hostile d
planes attacked without success
our eastern FriesiaB islands. No a
age was caused On the afternc
of October % one of our naval plan
successfully bombarded the railrc
station and docks of Sheerness, MOI
of the Thames.
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MIZUSAKI CAN HAVE
ANY PROTECTION THAT
HE NEEDS, POLICE SAY

Sheriff Rose has refused to give a
special pcliceman's commission TO
Mizusaki. Japanese luna, as a pro.
lection from three alleged conspirators
who are said to have threatened TO
kill the luna, as told in the Star-Bul-
letin Tuesday. -... ..-. T..
although believe the conspiracy
reports are exaggerated" he says,
certainly he can call on us at any
time for all tie police protection he
requires. He can also resort to the
law for punishment of his alleged in
tImidators and | have even offered to
issue a special police commission TO
some reliable man whom ne may
designate in his district"
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MACKENSEN'S DRIVE CAPTURES
LAST HOLD IN THE DOBRUDjA;|
ITALY STRIKES IN MACEDONII
CAVALRY CUTS THROUGH SERBIA FROM ALBANIA AM
EFFECTS jUNCTURE WITH OTHER AllES-V0N FALk
ENHAYN CAPTURES IMPORTANT TRANSYLVANIA PAS
FRENCH ATTACK AT VERDUN SURPRISES GERMAN.

BERLIN. Germany, Defeated e and south.
through nS and in the Dobrudja districthe Rumana
armies, frightful withdrawing the interior Of the
invaded country
Today from the Transy front that tien Falke
hayn, who has almost unbroken series of victories has
tured the Nulkan pass. leading into Rumanian
On the Dobruda front the Germans and Bulgaran aided
Turkish detachmens have struck deeper into the
country and occupy this district They pursui
the retreatinS Russian unanin armies Tcenayoda has
captured which deprs the defenders Of the last railroad
cation in Dobruda.
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QUEEN SLIGHTLYILL; j.. r..
. IS IMPROVING NICELY

Queen Liliuoxalani, who has been
slightly i'll at her residence at Wash
ington place during the last few days,
is reported today to be much better
and rapidly improving. Her illness,
however, has not confined her to her
bed. She is attended by DR.. George
L Strauh -. - :
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VILLA IS LIKELY
TO GET CHIHUAHUA;
DIAz new Menace
Nephew of Former Dictator
is Operating South OF
Capital City
(Associatcd Press by Federal wireless)

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct, Is. =
Chihuahua City is nearing capture by
Gen. Villas bandit army, according to
reports sent here today by Gen. Bell
at El Paso. ...:E H..
He reports to Gen. Funston that
Gen. Trevino, the beleaguered COM
mander Of the carranzistas at Chihua-
hua, has warned Inhabitants Of the
city that they must leave, or stay at
their peril. -.
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McInerny Bros. Il.
Drop From Hui +.
On Mahuka Site

=
4 Because the price bid for the y
= Nahuka site was higher than tine y
\ price agreed upon by the mem y
= berS of the hui beforehand, Nc =
= Inerny Brothers have decided to y
y drop out and take over no inter =
y est in the property knocked down =
= to Castle & Cooke at the sale. =
The Hawaiian Electric Compa-
= ny, the third member Of the hui, =
= has not come TO definite dccis. =
= ion. but il is cXpeCted that it will =
= take the land at the corner of y
\ King and Bishop streets, the =
\ piece originally agreed upon as y
y its share in division. =
y Collector Franklin has not yet y
y received any Acknowledgement =
y from Washington Of his report of =
y sale. f.. - .>..~ =
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NEW YORK STOCK F. !. l..
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices OF
stocks on the New York market to-
day, sent by the Associated Press over
the Federal Wireless:
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SEEK PAROLE OF
J. J. MCNAMARA
CAssocis.ed Press 6y Federal wireless,

- (AssocIs!ed Press by Federal Wirelessl
i SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Oct. 25.-
Parole is to be asked for John J. Nc
Namara. serving a prison sentence for
dynamiting the Llewellyn Iron Works
IN Los Angeles Christmas Day, 1915,
and accused of completely with his
brother, James b. Mcnamara, in the
dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times
building on the night of September
80, 1910. =.
The parole will probably be asked
of the prison directors on Saturday.
The International Association of
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers.
of which j. J. Mcnamara was secre-
tary, and Local % of the same organi.
zation, with headquarters at Indian
apolis, has sent 10 California labor
bodies a request to indorse the appli-
cation .'.--..
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prisonment, and John J. to serve
years. He has therefore served d
than a third of his term.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-25
MAUI POLITICAL
FIGHT IS SEVERE
George P. Cooke and DR.. ]. H,
Raymond Are Campaigning
Hard for Senate Now

Star Bulletin Special by Mutual Wirelessl
WAILUKU, Maui, Oct 25.-Prince
Kuhlo, Republican candidate for dele
gate to Congress, National Committee
man r. w. Ereekons and w. o. Smith
of honolulu last night addressed
bio political meeting. The first two
urged that George p. Cooke, Repub-
Iican candidate for the senate, be
elected over his Democratic opponent
on Maui, Or. J. n. Raymond. Smith
made talk for Republieanisr as the
Republicans gave Hawaii protec-
tive tariff on sugar. The crowd gave
close attention. The speakers will ap-
pear at Lahaina this evening.
The Cooke Raymond fight gives
promise of being close and hard
fought to the end OF the campaign.
John H. Wise, Republican politician,
went to Maui on today's steamer and
it is understood he will campaign for
Cooke. ----.-4-ss
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The Mcnamara brothers were sen
tenced to prison and sent to San
Quentin in December 1911 Their
sensational trial had ended abruptly
when James 3 Mcnamara changed
his plea Of not guilty TO one OF gully
to murder in the first degree. on De
cember l, 1911, before Judge Waller
BordUeIl at Los Angeles. EIc signed
q confession that he had blown up the
Los Angeles Tines building ana when
lie changed his plea his brother plead
ed guilty to dynamiting the Llewelltn
Iron Works Both had been indicted
by a grand Jury for criminal connec-
tien with the deaths OF 10 of the q
persons killed in the Times disaster.
On December ), 1911. James B. Me
Namara was sentenced to life i'm
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French Attack Takes Germans at
Verdun by Surprise; Wins Much Groul

PARIS, France, Oct 25The French attack Verdun yes.
day the Germans surprise In three hours the French
which the Germans had required months of
and great loss of life The French holding the pos
they and consolidating their gains.
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Petrograd and Bucharest Admit
Enemy Gaining in the Dobrudj

PETROGRAD Russia, Oct 2-Tcllernay0la been
cd by the Rumanas and Russians position Lake TachaI
twelve miles north of Consana has also been evacuated
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BUCHAREST Rumana, Oct. 25The Ruinanians have ret
ed in the face Of forces north of Tcernayoda On the N
poung edea pass front the umanans have
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Italian Cavalry Joins Macedonian Fig

PARIS France, 25ltaian cavalry cutting through
country from southern Albania along
ba Greece line has succeeded forming junction with cava
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Austrian Premier's Body Buried

VIENNA Austria, Oct 25.-Coun Carl Suergkh victim
the bullets of Ludwig Adler the Socialist today
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'Rid. +Ex-dIvidend. tunquoted.
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MAILS

From Frisco
Enterprise, Oct IS.
For Frisco
Tenyo Msru, Oct. %.
From Vancouver
Niagara, Nov. /.
For Vancouver
Makura, Nov. 10.
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DUBLIC SALE
IL OF
Bank Stocks and Bonds.

The undersigned will sell at Public
Sale in the Banking Room of the First
National Bank of Westminster, Md. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th, 1916,
II o'clock, a. m, the following Bank
Stocks and Bonds
Is Shares of the Capital Stock of the
Union National Bank of Westminster,
Md. Par Value $25 Per Share.
80 Shares of the Capital Stock of The
First National Bank of Westminster,
Md. Par Value 500 Per Share.
Three per cent. Bonds $500 each of
the City of Westminster. Due 1919,
1920, 1913. Interest January and July.
$500 Carroll County, MARYLAND, School
Bond, No. 40, 81 per cent, Due 1929.
Interest April and October.
500 Salem Lodge, No go, L. o. o. F.,
per cent, Gold Mortgage Bond, No.
A, Due 1881. Interest May and Nov.
Terms Cash.
GEORGE R., GEHR,
FRANK r. CASSELL,
Executors of Margaret Bale, deceased.
VIM. T. Wilson, Auct. feb 25-3t
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SALE
The undersigned. intending to gu
farming, will sell at public sale, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 1s. 1916,

The undersigned, intending to quit
farming, will sell at public sale, on
SATURDAY, MARCH IS. 1916,
mt 1890 Il. m on the w. T. Thomas farm,
ON the road leading from Westminster to
the County Home, all my stock and farm
ing implements, towit:
heau Of horses, Bill, 4 black horse,
work anywhere hitched, number one
leader, can be used all day without a line
If handled right; Harry, q big dark bay,
work, anywhere ,hitched, also a good
also an extra fine family horse, good
driver, any child that can handle line
can drive him: Charley. a bay horse, good
worker, u good driver and also a good
rider; Maud, a dark bay mare, off side
worker, an extra fine driver and also a
fine brood mare, has been bred several
objects, and will range from HOO to 400
pounus; q head of cattle, five of which
VIII be fresh by day of sale; sows, . Of
Shoats, Deering binder, foot cut, good as
new; New Ideal manure spreader, No. l.
been used two seasons; B1ckford & Hoff-
man foot grain drill nsad h new Osborne
double row corn planted, step from 1 to
4 grains. best made; single corn planter,
Gale double corn workers, good as new;
single corn worker, shovel plow, SYRIA
cuSe furrow plows. good as new; 2 wood
frame harrowS, one 1S-tooth, one 20-tooth
good as new; lever harrow, 17-tooth; iron
land roller. wooden roller. Osborne S-foot
Morse rake, self dump; circular wood saw
Inch. crosscut saw, wind mill, corn
shelter Quincy gasoline engine, Az III. F.
in good running order; New Holland
mill, No. 10, with Dagger; Ohio feed cut
ter, No. IL, with both shredder and cut
ting knives, good as new; 4-horse 4-inch
with double side boards; 16-foot hay
c;rriage, good as new; spring wagon,
dayton wagon, buggy. double seated bob
sled, good as new, for one or two horses;
buggy spread, sets breechbands, sets
OF lead gears. good as new; q yankee
brides, set double harness, set single
n 1sfnes $50: sets fiynets, pair housings 8
wagon sadd e. wagon whip, halters. col
lars, wooden jockey sticks, 3-horse
Stretcher. good as new; 2-hOrse stretch
erS, single trees, pair butt traces, pair
breast chains, set standard chains, COW
good as new; 30 foot ladder, iron water
ing trough hay fork, 100 feet of rope and
pulleys. cowbar. 2 scoop shovels. forks, %
Ieet of ) inch gum betting, etc. House
rocking cradle high chair, butchering
table sausage grinder. apple butter ket-
tie, and Z gallon milk cans. large water
tank to COO milk, gamble sticks, scalding
trough, barrel of vinegar, 2 cider barrels
chunk stove, good as new; small coal
stove, and many other articles too numer-
Gus to mention. Half interest in 50 acres
of growing wheat
Terms of Sale:-All sums of $500 and
under. cash; on all sums over $500, il
credit of 10 months will be given on notes
with approved security, bearing interest
from day of sale. No property to be re-
moved until settled for.
WILMER A. HAINES.
j. n. q. Smith, Auctioneer.
march 3 2t
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Belle Bortner, recently.

bSlle bOrtner, recently.
Leonard Berkheimer visited MIR
and Mrs. III. L. Wentz at Iineboro
Sunday.
Preston Miller aud Albert Redding
of Hanover, visited the formers par
ents, MIR. and Mrs ri. X. Miller, Sat
urday and Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Spicer, OF
Alesia. visited George Hoover and
wife. Sunday
Frank Sandruck is~on the sick list
Parker Zenp and wife, OF Baltimore
visited Mr.. and Mrs. George Hare
Sunday.
Herman Miller, a wireless tele-
grapher on a steamship, visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mr.. Theodore Mill
err, last week.
John A. Miller and Joseph Frank
spent last Saturday and Sunday at
Baltimore.
George Rinehart and wife, OF Ruhl-
mans, visited MIR. and Mrs. David
Rinehart. last Sunday
Clarence Miller and family. of
Hanover, Pa. visited his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Theodore Miller, Saturday
and Sunday.
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The undersigned, having rented his
I nremiss %ili s sell At public sale. on bis
from Taneytown to Westminster about 4
mile north Of Tyrone, on
TUESDAY, MARCH s1st, 1916,
property: six head of work horses, will
work anywhere hitched, and Of them
are good leaders; 2 are good saddle
foal; p head Of cattle, are mich cows,
will be Fan cows; s stock bulls, ut for
April; IS head OF hogs, 6 are brood sows,
b head Of shoats. from % to % lbs; ) good
farm farm wagons one 4-ton Ain; tread Nil
tread wagon. one Pin. tread wagon and
bed; Osborne binder, s It. cut. used 2
seasons; Osborne mower, 5:ft. cut; Os-
and p1le9P ny s. sk %arS pax
No. S6l Syracuse pillow, Oliver Chilled
pillow, No, 10; Vulcan pillow. Rude manure
Eae 6-ho horse power; the other 2H
bined; l good surrey, falling top buggy,
smoothing harrow. :i.block land roller c% :
make; single plow, corn weeder, single
and double row corn planters, disc har
corn chopper, 40-ft. CANDY belt, Gin. wide;
Cyclone feed cutter, fodder shredder, 1
sets front gears, 2 sets breechbands, 1
new new! set buggy harness, brides, collars,
lines halters,. COW and log chains, forks,
scythes, grain cradle. fynets. sausage
grinder and suffer, iron kettle, Sharples
cream separator, No 4; large swing
churn, milk cans, butter worker, gasoline
steel barrel dinner bell, beam scales,
platform scales. single. double and triple
trees, jockey sticks, Shoe Buckeye drill,
potatoes by the bushel. grain sacks, hand
cart, buggy spreads, butter tub, wagon
jack, dung boards, horse power levers,
mail box, gambrel sticks, scalding trough,
log sled, post borer, and 6-horse
stretcher, straw knife, grindstone, scoop
shovel, betting % window shades Cyclone
seed sower, az gallon ice cream freezer, s.
ga lon hand sprayer, corn shelter. straw
fork, household goods. consisting of
double heater. Radiant Prospect; parlor
coal stove, template stove, cook stove, No.
I, Grand Climax; lounge 2 bedsteads,
oft extension table, chairs, lamps,
chandelier, carpet, oilcloth, apple butter,
and many other articles not mentioned.
Terms of Sale:-Sums Of $500 and un-
der, cash; on sums above $500 credit Of
y months will be given on notes with ap-
proved security, with interest. No goods
to be removed until settled for.
JOHN II. DUTTERER.
j. n. q. Smith. AuctiOneer
w. L. and Chas. s. Marker, Clerks.
march st
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SHIPLEY.

Tho ladies' Aid Society Of Zion
Methodist Protestant church was roy
ally entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Zepp. The
m-ettns Was opened by Mrs. A. A.
POt5ter, It's president, and prayer was
o1ered by Mrs. Rebecca FoutZ. The
society decided to dispose of the silk
saturday evening, at o'clock at Mr..
orVille Zepp'S. The public is invited
10 attend As there was no other
business the meeting adjourned to
meet Thursday. April 6, at Zion
Methodist Protestant church. Refresh
Ments we're served consisting of
cakes OF various kinds, oranges, pea
nuts aud lemonade Among those
present we're Messrs. and Mesadmes
u: Z. 2epp, Grove O. Easton, J. p.
"h1lde. Mesdames Aletha Folster,
Bessie hughes, Louise Hook, Eliza
neth Gibson, Sadie Cromer, Leanna
wagner. Stella Zahn, Bertha Zahn.
Eha Davis, Lula Zahn, Rebecca
rOutz. Misses Viola Foutz, Goldie
Snlptey, Alverta Wagner, Mary Ship
icy Louise Hook, Marie Polster, Mel
we Gibson, Evelyn Hook, Messrs Earl
GlnSou- Lester Polster, Rowe Davis,
raymond Hughes, Clarence and Will
IAN Z. Caples. Irwin and Robert Zahn,
Jennings, Calvin. Frank and Wilbur
Aepp and others.
Nr robert Iahn is saving timber
" oUtld new barn and shed.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bair moved
tuesday February 90, from o. c..
mepp8 tenant house to the farm of
ELF Luther Zahn. We Join in wish
ing them success in their new home.
=, W.T., and Mrs. Orville Zepp and fam
n.y. Mr. and Mrs. j. Byron Wagner
sal family, Sterling Slater, Mr.. Les
toi roster and Mr.. Louis WedOtt
gre ~1Fe guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
'ltson and family, Thursday night
WITS Emory Baker who was sick.
nA5 improved at this writing
o. mr. and Mrs, w. II. Nicholas, of
naEste~ood, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
M nti, Jordan and MIR. and Mrs. John
",.n"le Sunday evening.
Mr. John T, Wagner was operated
y" lor MS eyes one day last week at
hospital in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Zahn had as
po guests Sunday evening Mrs.
~ Zahn, Miss Goldie Shipley and
w. WIN. y. Barber and others.
NJ and Mrs. Andrew Polster and
,ro ,as MARIE Polster and Lewis Wedott
az e sunday evening guests of MIR.
home. Az 'heh INC"
a. mr. and Mrs. Albert Bair entertain
Sar que Gay last week Mr.. and Mrs.
R Ioaei balr, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
ana om and son, Mrs. Ruth Wagner
una children and others.