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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28

Definition of an optimst: The man who calls it
liquid sunshine y ..=
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28

It's going to take British tank up Puunui way
to capture that sixteenth hole
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28

Peace at any price-the other fellow can be made
to pay. -. FL. H..=
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28

SOLOMON MEHEULA: A good
site for the Sherman telescope would
be the round knoll on the ridge be-
tween Manoa and Palolo valleys, over.
looking Waialae road.
DAD" HUTTON: certainly
was surprised to see young Guse-
mann go wrong again. He was one
of the model inmates at the reform
school and could get anything he
wanted from his employer because
of good work done
BISHOP HENRY B. RESTARICK:
I recently sent to CAPTAIN McDuffie
of the detectives letter commencing
him on the quick arrest of the man
who attempted to sack my house. 1t
is with a good deal of pleasure that
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28

Notice how fast Villa is being eliminated?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28

This weather is fast getting to he q habit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-02
7urm.$rD6nfte.


Wemiife.
&artoffeIn, Neue SeIns, $3.50; Ca
lifortlin, $500.
Gibe aartoffeln 2~ouifiano. $1.75.
3tpiebeIn, California, $500.
Ndoiesden, 40c t. 1 9b0. <8iinoel.
8e5nsn. Crime, $1.25% Biz $3.50
glnmsniobI, s1.7b far 10 etld.
&obI, $3.50 uno $500 per Crate.
geteriiIie. 85e per Gbb.> giinoeI.
@riiner Hfeffer, 1925 per 8ulheI.
8eeten, 40c per 0kO. sBiir6eI.
@elbe @ur3eIn, Acc per 9rbeno.
Reerrettig<B uraein. per $50. i2ht
gnntnloupes, @tmbnro, $3.50 per
Crate; Stumble. $1.25 Der Crate.
Somateu. Segas. A Scribe. 85c uHo
90c.
gierpfIanaen, $500 per gufbeI.
Sqinfb. SOC per 8uIheI.
&opfiaIat, $2.75 II. $500.
SeIIerie, $500 Der 9ubeHo.
ORA, per @u. $500.
@urfem, per 8uiheI. $3.50.
Gpinat. Toe Der BufdeI.
Ofra, $500 fir bier BniheL
Etes.Nenrft.
Gan Gntonio, Ser, 2. Gug. 1915
Riibe $500 Bis 5000.
9dlber $3.50 biz $8.75.
Ohien $4.75 Biz 1925.
8unen $3.50 Bis $500.
ct. 2ouis, 2. aiia. 1916. - Miuos
pieh, Serass9ieh, $3.50 Biz 1910.
Sdtpeine 1915 Biz $1,000.
Tele.
8oIf uno Studs ............20 9fs
gngorasSiegen, per Bfo. I'D Gts
Gneora>3ieaen. befhdoiat -. 5 gh
GGnte.
Shtpere bonn S6Indter % Gte.
eeidte btm G6ladter ........ % Ga.
Grim aefaIaene ..........19h Ste,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-02
Sin iunaes W2dohen. meldeg

Gin iunges Ofao6en, Del6es
an Sonntag BON Beaumont nit III
REM 2iebbaber 0urd)gebrannt mar,
I'M ii1 bier nit ibm 81 perbeira-
ten patroe bon Dem l1neetreuen IN
einem @otel ON Der goit Commerce
StraBe int Stid eelaiien, nadoent
er ibr porber nod ibre 8aarf6aft
abgefnopft batte. 0as mittelloie
Mdo6en manote fid an oie 8oli5ei,
sic it6 ibrer iofort annobm nno
lire @ltern telegrapbii6 be1at)ridt
tigte; Dem lingetreuen Son Sllm
miro eifrig nafgeipiirt.
Snfolge oefefter Drabte bradD
in ser @utomobil : Garage, 327
go1t Commerce StraBe, Sener aus,
oos inoeB BON oen @neeiteaten reht-
5eitig bemerft nftO obne !Siilfe Der
Seliermebr geloi6t fpuroe.
= Snrrp Spabn BON 290 @ait
Commerce StraBe erlitt in elmer
@utomobil : 9oniiion an ser @beit=
nut nno @ait Commerce StraBe meb-
rere leidte 8erletungen.
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@rnmbeisentums : ltebertraaunaeu.

MboIfo Bne1t nn6 Sram an @eorae
Weiaer, 8rnnoitiid an Der San NeB Ct;
1925.
Soiepb G. @ramer urb Sran an S.
81. WecDonal6 uno Sra1, @runbitiid an
Der Burnett Ctr; $40 II. q.
Gam un6 6nlie Srie6man an @nt.
8. nnb Marion Staff, @rln6ftiid an Der
Bir6 Ctr, Gam Srie0mnn G60ition;
s. g. @uoen an 6. @onsalss,
@rn1oftiif an Der gafo 9onoo Ctr;
$125.
S. 6. unb sc. 8. goune an glbert
un6 grnt @tebes, Granb{tiid an ser
Main Ibenue nnb Staples Ctr, Sill
1855.
81. q. Wec9eoo an guauit aeb, @runS@
itiid an Ser Gan 21is Ctr; $500.
81. g. Wenefee unb Srau an s.. II.
&bobius, @rlnbftiid in Ser 8nena 8i5ta
Mobition; $4,851.
8. 9. Sbor1nan on gtobert Gimpr1,
@rnnoihid I'M neuen gitb 8lod 6292;
$4,000.
Mbam 81. un6 81. 81. Man an DieSrih
8runs, @runbftiid an Der Gan Mntonto
Mbenle; $3.50.
0iebrih Brnns ON 6. q. Smith,
Grunoitiid in Der giGn Noia Nboition,
$1140.
Beimer : Midarbfon & 60. an =. 3.
8ibb, @rin6ftiid in Ser Balm Seigbtg
M6bition; $3.50.
6. S. Batt nnb Sran an Soc q. Sal
fel, @r1nofiid in Iacbona Tarf;
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Grsiehnna.

Wlitter: On u%nge5ogener S6lin-
gel bait ldon lpieoer cine Sdiie ger,
broden. 0nfiir befommit 0u iest
cine quite Eradt. @lei6 fpmmit On
berl"
5risden: SALT mir gar nidt
einl"
WhItter: raomm'. mein liebes
Sribden, un6 lab Did bailen; Oh
friegit radber AUDI elm idones gro.
kes Stiid SUDDEN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-02
2nr @abl.

IS. 8. SornaOap, Der @orreipon=
bent Ser uS. 81. grpreB", bebauptet,
sic Mnti : 8robibitionilten monten
ole ~0iejenigen aug Ser Staatsfon-
pention in Spuiton merfen, Die fir
Campbell ooer 9roofs geitimmt bot
ten. 9as lit mol ME Ole @biibt ge=
meIen. Nltr mo Yrimarperiamm-
lungen in iibermiegeno anti : pro-
bibitioniftilf)en @egenoen obgebal-
ten tpuroen, bat man Sen 8erfub
gemaft, rein anti : probibitioniiti-
l1e 9eGegationen nod Souiton 5n
ldifen unb SOS mar gatt5 in Ser
Sronung.
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l1no am itirmilditen beflatidt, am
5drtli1iten begebrt uno beoanft -

l1no am itirmilditen beflatiM, am
Sartliditen begebrt nno beoa1ft -
&onig 2ebar -.
Oarf man, beute, an oergleiGen
snriidoenfen Sid erinnern? Sim
5tanobilo, Dem fteinernen 9errn
8alters taitet ii6 elm blinoer Solbut
nit 5tod ur6 &dnoen 5u Der Banf
5uriid, aitf Ser lein e~inbeiniger &a-
merao aus bnn0ert boaii6en Ndh<
ten nnrtet.
Mber Sriibltng lit es in @o5en,
runo Inn Ben meiBen 8~ogeltpeioer
IAmiat oas frridtbare Sal, bebiidt
nno bebliimt, gu ieinen erniten Ser
gen. 9as Seuer italienifher Son-
men berbrennt Inn feds ubr abenos
oben I'M Sirnlfnee. uno es fornmt
oie beriibmte, Die beliebte 8o5ener
Nndt. Scenes onmpf a~ufftoBenoe
Stolen unterm lilbern beiternten
Simmel iino es mirflih ferne &a-
nonert, feuernoe Morier, briilenoe
Sh[adten? Ser meiB esq ner min
es minenl 0ur9 Die 2alben ito
Iienil6 enger, bon @ebeimniiIen ti-
lhelnoer @uilen flieben engper-
Idranfte 5batten. giniame geben
rnbelos nit lbmerem ShriH iiber
Die baQenoef Stetnplatten. 9interm
rot perbongenen Worbnng Der O1teria
flingen @ldier, Galerner fliebt bort
utto re6Iiher Eerlmner, italieniih
lingt mno idlud8t bic bebdnoerte
2aute zines genor. Ser 9enor lit
in oielem Griibling elm &aiieriager
init Dem tiroIiihen g0elmeiB, einem
MISREPRESENTATION uno benz
giloden Der 2ieblten an Der &appe.
Sein Stalieniib - ab, es lit MIR
redt ertfernt nit Der 5prahe 9an-
ties bermanot. gs lit fat patriotiid,
10 l1Iedt Ole Sprabe unleres Sem
6es gu iprehen. l1no nie Der Ger
Ianer oas @er5 oes &aiieridgers
MIN iadte gu perfibren besinnt,
fam er aitf einmal 9entid, iogar
EiroIeriih, unb iobelt in Die net
DIE, iiiolib lane, Die lterngldn5enoe
uno bon fern 10 Ieltiam ourAoonner-
te Maht binmts, nnb oie Nahtigal-
len in 0en @artenbiiiden idlagen
laut.
Hunbum ldliten llbren Die tiefe
Mitternaht. Ser ginbeinige bonn
Sag, iieb 90, bat leinen arrr1en &n-
meraoen ldngit ~abgeliefert nno bum-
pelt, Sen 1eber5eit5ettel an Der &ap-
pc, ~5ufrieoen beimp1rts CUR 8a-
rode leines Helerpefpitals. Or lit
oes @ottes bon, Der in BEN goaener
3rnnben reifte, unb nit ieinem Ell
men gein, oas b0lserne, oa5u i'm
Safte flappernb bat er Dos fb0ne
M1oden bonn 2nno SiroI 81 ibrem
Siirlein begleiten biirfen.
Serner &au nno Conner l9iit-
tert ourd oie 9adt, Die 70 frieben-
bon uno iiber unb iiber NIT Ster-
men befledt lit.
Die Conner balen uno mioerbal-
len In oen fdipar5en @dnOen Der
8erea 1no Die iiIbernen ieben
aus tpie elm i1ngebeures @eipinft
bon Stadelorabt, oas als Dornen-
frone INN ben atmenoen, idlafenoen
2eib Der Mhttter groe geuun6en
moro.
Bom StlrmIdritt oiterreihiifRr
uno ungarifber 8atailone bonnert
iie, Die groe liioparts BON Orient
uno 8o5en. SHmere Nagelldube
Itampfen btruinter 5ur gbene 5iio-
lambs. Selterreih marl6iert.
&aoetfpluft mebt, lagte Conrad
bon 8oesenborf.
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= Sober. BON Dem mir a~bb0ngem,
erideint uns unabbdugig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-02
Toit mad Der alien Seimat.

Die naditen rleutralen 9ampfer,
Die Bo5fahen fir 0eutihlmo m1o
Seiterreid>ltngarn BON Seem Yorf
m%itnebmen, itno:
rgergensfioro", Bergen, 5. @u-
quit.
nStodbolm", @otbenburg, u.
September
@s lit %nottpenoig, ben Namen oes
betreffenoen Oampfers groB uno
oeutlid auf Dem 8riefumidlag SIT
permerfen. Sober Brief lolte Der
art marfiert mer0en, oa er ionlt biel-
Ieidt aif n~eittralen Sampfern befor-
bert miro, oie ensIiide Sdfen anIaii,
fen.
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9.

bat lif enoltH peranldBt geIeben,
|grlaubnis CUR Musgrabnng Der Sci
de oes am II. Sum- in Watamoros
ermoroeten Entertainers 8m. s.
8romne gu geben uno beren ueber.
fiibrung no9 Brownsville sr geitat.
ten; ser Moroer 8rotpne's lit Biz
iett nod nidt entoedt.
= Die Staot &ommiiiare bon
@nitin baben feiteelte1t, oaB Der Dor
einigen Sagen bort itattgefunoene
groBe 8rano our6 nnporli6tiges
&antieren NIT @aiolin e~ntita1oen
lit uno oaB 5u eroBe Quantitaten
bieies eefGbrliden Stoffes in Dem
bonn Seller 5eritorten @ebduoe iid
befitnoen baben. Die &ommiifion
miro ieoenfals cine Sroinan5 erlai-
len, our6 melhe oas 2agern bon @a-
lolin inn @eid1tsteil Der Staot ltarf
eingeidranft miro.
SsSn @bilene uno anoern Seilen
bon Noro : Seras bat iih Die 2au-
leplage unter ben Melonen bemerf-
bar gematt uno betradtIiden Sha-
6en angeriftet. gntomoIogiIt 3u-
Der, Ser ole Melonel1 : SeIoer inter-
iuft bat, empfiebtl ben Sarmern Die
&anfen un6 untern 8lattieiten Der
Yflan5en, 10 LANCE oieieIben nod
jung iino, genaii gu unteriuden uno
nit geeigneten Sliiiiigfeiten gu be-
ip%rinfeIn. 8flan5en, Die l1on Itarf
BON 2duien affi5iert iinb, Iolten ber=
aitsgeriiIen uno enttpeoer tief per-
graben ooer perbrannt tperoen.
Ger ~Seras ssrouitrinl Icci-
bent 8oarb" madt befannt, oaB fif)
i'm SesllIi 1894 l1nfd1e inn Staate
ereigneten, BON oenen 13 einen tot
Ii6en @usgnng nabmen. Die bon
BEN geriiderungs : 8efealhaften
be5ablten gntiddoiguneen betragen
$30,340.
Ser &eiienoe 8. 6. Meaoer
BON Dallas, nelher nit Srdulein
Dora @rap bon Monnt Eleafant cine
Iutomobilfabrt unternonmen batte,
nuroe bort BEL leiner Hiiffebr
BON Der Sabrt bon Glenn @rap, Dem
8rnber oes M1ohens, erihoiien.
gerIdieoene @eriidte iiber Sen
@runo ser ShieBerei iinb inn I'M
Iauf. @rap lieferte iid ielbit Dem
Sheriff aus uno puroe unter $500
giirgiddft geitellt.
Sn Sort @ortb mlroe Der
2tidbrige @rbep GopIano bon Hap
Sarris gelboifen uno totlid ber-
fpiinoet; Snrris bebarptet, oaB
&omlano feline Srml fareliiert babe.
Sci 2ancaiter 5polf Meilen
liioli1 BON 9aaas entgleiite ge-
itern Mittag Ser mad Siioen geben-
De B~aiiagier3ug Der sc. g.. & E.
8abn. Ser 2ofomotipfiibrer SOL
lis uno Der Sei5er @ooos murben
getotet. @uh elm Yaiiagier Na-
mems S. 81. 8ennett aus @idito
Sails fam un's 2eben. Seds5ebr
8erlonen tpilroen berlest, bod mn
BET aipei, einem Mili5foIoaten Wa,
mems Mo6gers uno Dem farbiger
Horter Boaaro, iino Die @erletun'
gen lebensgefGbrlih,
Geo. Manbea ir. bon guitir
bat fid als Ganoioat fir bas @ml
oes Spreders Der 2egisIatur ange
fnbigt; er lit 4nti : 8robibitioniit.
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aus Stem gorf miro eemeloet
&idter Sugbes, Der republifanil6e
Observation-Disclosures, babe einen
8rief an Senator Sltberlano bon
lltab geibrieben, in Dem err ii6 fiir
elm S~rauenitimmredts ENHANCEMENT
sur 8unoesperfaiiung ausipridt.
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Ban : grIaubmisideine.

@iniam S. 9dplb, Slide, auauifa
5traBe; $500.
T. @nentber MiIing gompanb, anbni,
@oraIes 5traBe; 800.
8. o. g~ernbarbt, Bie0ernufbau zines
&anies, Colt Soiepbine Ctr, $500.
s. 8. 9inie nn6 IS. 81. Sling. &C.
iddftsbuus, Nortb Stores Ctr; $12, 900.
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6ams III perrentem.

Sas nrttere nnb obere Gtofuerf
bon Mr. 218 Oit.gommeree Gtrake
1T 81 berrenten. N6bere Gnsfnnft in
Der Office Der ySreiem Erefie".
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L.okdIes.

guramsiidtlides 8etter.
Stir Gan Antonio uno nmgegeno:
Seltte abeno uno 9onnerltag, tell
tpeiie beoeft.
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Bammiuone.
San Mntonio, Tegas, 1875 gts.
@albeftpn. geltern, 1870 gts.

-GDtrDnfnmen-ErDDmfte.
San Antoniu, Ser, 2. Mng. 1916 -
Brime grltoe Cotton See0 Oil, SO
GentS Der 0nLIone.
New yorf, 2. Ingait. Snnniar.
$500 nn0 $11.00; Tebruar, S8.08 lno
1915; Mdr5, $8.08 unb $500; Mur
gnit, $9.18 u. 1925; September, 5000
i1nb 1910; Oftober, $8.45 nnb $3.50;
@obember, $8.08 uno $50; 9esem@
Der, $8.08 uno $500.
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gies.NarH.
@eIdmeidelt.

gr: r8ie gefaIt Dir mein
8iIo?"
sic: vad ia; 10 %iolIteit 9u aus
ieben, @oris!"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-12-13

This unusually strong combi-
nation of artists needs no intro
duction to the public. It has al
ready achieved an enviable rep
utation. The program given on
tbs years tour consists of two
rs: the first part being solos
- qual5ets selected from the
of concert music; the sec
i 4 pot: is a complete presenta-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-12-13

If you're going to have good
health, feel well, enjoy winter, you've
got to keep your bowels regular.
Winters indoor life, heavy foods,
clogs them up. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea cleans them out, and
does it quick. It's to make you we'll
and keep you well. 35c. Tea or
Tablets. Warren Pharmacy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-12-13
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= STRANDQU1ST =
= = = = i. + + J. + + + + + + = =

i :
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Samson, from
Morris, Mimi, have been visiting at
the Oistad's during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Fredrickson
returned to this town last Saturday
from Fergus Falls, MINI.
Miss Emma Rud spent Sunday at
Thief River Fails.
Born to :. Mr.. ono Mrs. Erhard
Biorkman baby girl, on W -dnesday
last.
G. Gorandson, from Warren, visited
at N. @. Strondquist's last Wednes-
day.
j r. Hoskin returned home last
week from his work on a dredge out
of Thief River Falls to enjoy Xmas
time with his family.
Miss Della Erickson returned on
Saturday from her pleasure trip to
Climax.
C. M. Carlson moved his family
into his own residence in the south
\ ern part Of town last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson of
West Valley made short visit with
relatives at Climax last week.
Z. Spilde brought his family down
exfrom Halma last Wednesday and has
Now made their abode in Miss Lavine
Rockies building. ~
The elevator man, Alfred Erickson
moved his family and household
goods over to the section house last
week. With family in the house it
will make it more homelike to John.
Theodore Underdahl made a trip
to Climax and other southern towns
last week. #..- --. -~
Emanuel Carlson, who has been
working near Bemidji returned home
Sunday and is reported very sick.
4 DR.. Turnbull, Of Karlstad, was called
on Sunday evening. 1=.ss~--&s
j. e. Strandquist made a business
trip to Duluth last week.
Don't forget the grand play at the
school house on the evening Of the
10Th.
Mrs. Emil Lefroth visited relatives
in East Park and near Karlstad last
week.
Erick Nelson, the new blacksmith,
moved into his rooms near the shop
last Saturday, and will now be ready
to accommodate all who are in need of
repair work. He has purchased the
shop formerly owned by G. P. John
son.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-12-13
School Program, Dist. No. 279,
Heleeland.

a Christmas program, Christmas
tree, and basket social will be given
by the children Of the Four Corner
Boys and Girls Club" beginning at
$500 p. m. Friday, Dec. 22nd. Take
your Christmas present with and let
Santa distribute them from the tree.
The proceeds will go towards buy
ing dishes, ETC., for the club.
Show the children that you are in
terested in them by coming. Bring
baskets. All welcome.
Nels N. Engen, Club Advisor.
You will need some visiting cards
to enclose with the Christmas
gifts that you send out this year.
Order some now at the Sheaf office.
IS q
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-12-13

ton of the opera, '.Faust', as an
interpretative recital. The man
agement bespeaks for this COM
pany most cordial hearing on
the part of discriminating audi
e1lces all over the country. One
Of the peculiar condolences of
the organization is that the MAJ
jority of it's members are Scam
dinaVians.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-30

The Mexican sea coast on the Pa
cific and the Gulf of California is 4,574
miles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-30
MORRISON REUNION
HELD ON CHRISTMAS

ECONOMY, Ind, Dec. 30.-The only
family that gave a double-header
Christmas dinner here was Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Morrison. The big chick
en- dinner was homecoming one and
was continued from Monday until
Tuesday so as to accommodate all
their. children and grand children as
part of them could not be present at
the Xmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs.
Bartlett and son have returned from
Muncie where they ate Christmas din
ner it'll Rev. NJ. V. Bartlett and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Link Morrison
came from indianapolis to Economy,
their native home to eat good things
and spend the holidays.
Return to Hoosier State.
Rev Lester Wood and wife, Amer
hurst. Ohio, know where to land in
good IIoosierdoom for fine meals and
are guests of Mr., and Mrs W. T. Oler
this week. Mr. and Mrs Guy Got
schall, Richmond. were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j l.. Rcplogle We'd
nesday.. 80. Mr. and Mrs. Evert Clark
squared accounts for the year 1916
with an after Xmas dinner Tuesday for
the following invited guests; Mr.. and
Mrs, Emma Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Morrison and children and Walter
Bond. The visitors smiled broadly
while Mrs Glennie Clark snapped the
camera shutter on them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Clark and fam
lily were entertained Christmas Day by
Mrs. Martha Clark. ;. p. F. Mcneil
salesman was home from "off the
road" to spend Christmas with his
family. having just returned from a
trip through the South. :. Miss Carrie
Reid of Columbus, Ohio, was the Yule-
tide guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William B. Reid. Prof Sewell Med
ford of st. Stephens school, Howes,
Ind, is spending the holiday vacation
with his sister, Mrs. Edgar J. Vance.
Form Family Gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Boyle and daugh-
ter, Springfield, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
E Murray and son, New York City.
Mrs. Johnston, Misses Wanda and
Lille and Master Frank Johnston OF
Richmond, formed family party,
Christmas Day at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Boyle -. Vernon Reid
spent Christmas in Columbus with
Miss Mildred Martin. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Hawley and sons of Eaton, spent
Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. c.
c. Hawley... Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Spencer entertained Christmas Day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spencer of Bethel,
Mrs. Mary Young, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Young and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Black and family and Leonard Young.
Mrs. Carl Hawley, T. Fitzwater,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. FitzWater and fam
lily and w. B. Fitzwater of New Paris,
Miss Sudie Chew, West Manchester,
and Lloyd Chew of Miami university,
were Christmas Day guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Byers at Castine.
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Miss Mary Carter of Richmond, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. ]. Nc
Ciure Sunday and Monday. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Bennett entertained at din
ner Christmas Day, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kessler and family. :. !. Mr. and
Mrs. B. l.. Mckee had as guests on
Monday, Mrs. Nancy VALLEY, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. R. Mcclure and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Mckee and daughter,
Miss Ruby. Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Killbourne and son spent Christmas
with relatives at Richmond.
Porte rfieIds Entertain.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Porterfield en-
tertained their children at dinner
Christmas, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Reid.
Campbellstown, however, being unable
to attend on account of the illness of
their son, John, who is improved. Mr..
and Mrs. T. F. Bice and family, Mr..
and Mrs. o. r. Davission and family
made up the party. Rev. and Mrs.
j. r. Wynd and sons of Hamilton, O..
are spending the holidays with Mr..
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Movie House BOOKINGS

"The handspring" at the Lyric Sun
day presents the case of millionaire
reporter laundering into the prize
story of the year. Beg pardon, Ash
more was millionaire without the
million His dad had lost that.
Francis Ford, costar with Grace
Cunard in the Universal super-serial,
THE Purple Mask" the first episode
of which will be shown at the Lyric
Theatre on Thursday, is one of the
most distinguished figures in the film
world.
Clara Kimball Young in Marriage
a la Carte" at the Washington We'd
nesday and Thursday. If, as the cynic
says, Marriage is lottery most OF
the players draws prizes. Now and
again, we find someone grumbllng
over his oby-prize-someone who
has gambled and lost Again we hear
about the couple who, not content
with just an ordinary winning, de-
mand and draw the capital prize, and
this sort of couple is intensely in
terestihg.
In "The Mischief Maker" Fife Mar
chand Is such mischievous girl that
her aunt is forced to send her away
to boarding school. A few weeks later
Eftie returns home with a husband.
At the Washington Sunday and Mon
day.
In chapter nine of "A Lass OF the
Llimberlands at the Theatorium re-
vealed whether or not Holmes was
successful in his attempt to kill his
first wife by falling large tree over
her cabin in the closing scene of chap
ter eight
IF a girl has fairly good health
there is only one reason why she does
not have perfect skin and complex
ion, and that reason is given in just
one word: Neglect.
This Is the answer Miss Grace Oar
mend, star of "rhe Shielding Shadow"
Pathe's wonder serial produced by
Astra, made to an admirer who asked
how she Kept such good complexion.