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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

Af.AIRE AUSTIN. mistress Of Las Painas.
one OF the nnest rapches on the Texas size
ef the RIO ogande. and La feria, across ths
Mexican eorder, lost en'99ns ,5e mssss"s
icg. After a terrible struggie she hnalx
she had passed earlier In the day. -.
.ob9Asvip tAw tsrss, rsa,gsr ,. sna sSsnInr rSrI
meal at the water hole when Klaire ertiyss
Ssr 20 comfort S@ Tort and and fuSns6ss T Ger & with food
Eb RUssTis.s AiSlrse.s AilEssi husband. has als-
sipated his fortune and health. Aleire.
house apart from Ed. They seldom meet
,,iL.esSw Law Saisins ~ , the Mater eSle lVnes
the fugitivc u captured, not Until fanhle
sanchez. one of Alelres cmployes, ms ms
boon shot. however. the RANGER sees Alaire
Aiairs summons her counsel. Ellsworth.
who also knows David Law. we'll. Aiaire
leavcs for La Feria. IN MeNlCo, to sec
ne extent et damsEs dope eg tes ~, reqSe,fi qiSe,eir
Ssps scssss enq oSsSsla se Ssmand safn fmmsasy @ tails
Violently ~ love with, Aleire, and ,promifSs
does not trust IonEorio =
pnss r..poas, Ls Tssisn Issts & SlsSer sst;s ess
upon Haze Jones and his daughter Paloma.
neinhbors Of the Austins, Dave suspects
Ed Austin and Tad Lewis. Dave, Jones,
RICARDO GuEman, who has lost lot 9t
search OF the thieves.
After n long ride alone through the rain
pave comes upon two men In the act OF
erendinE the stolen cattle. lie kllls one
toss OF Bessie Beli's head saves Law from
death, as bullet skaters tho mares skull
and she drops dead under her rider, Pcdro
ana Ricardo arrive on the scene.
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an Informal dinner dance th,s .v.,,u. 4,
nonor OF their wedding anniversary About
'0rty guests win attend.
Mrs. Frank Slaughter, Of Germantown
VIII entertain AZ luncheon on SATURDAY No
vember IL, In honor OF her rranddansb,.,.
shipley. NV" '''AS h"''yh
Mrs. Albert Hoyt. Of Church iars wm
give theater party on Monday cvep,ng
n.,ovember ~. IN honor Of Miss smythe and
Miss shiplsy -"U
Mr.. George Byington r-ra.,. or Flkhar,
ina, has announced the engagement ~ bis
uaughter, Mrs. Agnes y. Smell on nnla 40
ir George c. Klauder also OF Rala. Mrs
sneh ls the widow Of Mr.. Harry c. Smell,
late OF bloomington III.
Mrs Irving j. Prentiss, accompanled IA,
her daughter, Mra Edwin O. Close will %
70 New York Friday to spend several davs
az the Waldorf. while there they viii bc
guests at the luncheon which Mrs Harry
fayne whitney will give at the Plaza in
honor OF Mrs Charles Evans Hughes. wife
OF the Republican candidate for the presI
dency.
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. cofnn. OF SO7 Hans
berry street Germantown. will shortly ls-
sue cards for a dance to be given Al the
Germantown Cricket Club during Christmas
week to introduce their daughter. Miss
Hazel Cofin.
Miss Idell1 Gribbel and Miss Elizabeth
Griobel, OF st Austers Hal wyncote. Pa,
VIII leave on Friday for New Haven, Conn,
where they Will be the guests over the
Weekend OF Doctor and Mrs. smeath, of
Yale University. and viii attend the Yale
pageant. They will return home Monday.
DR. and Mrs W. Howard Wilson. OF Ros-
lyn, have Mr.. and Mrs. George w. varlan
and their daughters, Miss Grace Varian,
Miss Edith Varian and Miss Louise Varian
OF West 12lst street New York as their
guests for several days
Mrs. Gordon and her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Gordon, Of Hartford. Conn. mo.
tored down yesterday and will be tn,
guests Of DIR. and Mrs. Wilson until tn,
end OF the week. when they will leave fol
the Water Gap. Later in the fall the,
will motor across the continent. spendinI
some time In San francisco before sailinI
for the Hawaiian Islands on December IL
They will also travel through Australii
before returning to their home.
Lieutenant Commander Henry C. Muslin
u. - N, commandant OF the PensacolS
Navy Yard, Is the guest OF his mother. Mrs
William s. Lloyd. who, with Mr.. Lloyd. ha
returned 70 her home. 233- Harvey street
from wernersville. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton W. Pike. 4lO'
| Spruce street, have returned with thei
family from three months stay at the
summer home In Fryeburg, Me
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Flanagan. o
6lSe Kingsessing avenue. announce tn,
engagement OF their daughter. Miss Mar
garet Flanagan, TO Mr.. Edgar w. Clements
Of s45 North Forty fifth street
Mrs. Edward Fay, OF 1905 West Fri
avenue. announces the engagement OF he
daughter. Miss Julia C. Fay. to Mr.. DAME
f. Hogan. of West Philadelphia.
Miss Dorothea Kelly is spending a fort
night as the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Josepl
/ NJ. Bayo, In Boston, Mass
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
What's Doing Tonight

citation. Chestnut Street Church.
Convention International Union Ladies' Gar
ment workers. Scottish Rite Hall,
Meeting Professional photogra piers AHsocia-
tlon, 1901 Walnut street.
Address. Latin America. Its Economic and
general Pan.American Union Witherspoon Han
Meeting Society Of Arts and Letters, New
Century Club; H1a O'CLOCK.
i.ecture 'scientlhb Research in Relation TO
tho Industries" DR.. Charles r. steinmetz.
FRANKLIN Institute; & o'clock
County Medical Society, College OF Physicians.
Twenty second and Ludlow Streets o'clock.
Goldnsh Fanciers' Society, sOi Glrard avenue:
s o'clock.
open-air meeting OF the Democratic party,
Germantown avenue and Jefferson street. 8
Meeting' ef the Engineers Club, witherspOOn
Han: O'Clock.
,Bsnauet, iP honor oof shs nf,lsth aoniysrsSy
Union League: o'clock.
Graduation Of nurses, Mt Sinai Hospital,
Alliance qf Catholic Women. Catholic Girls
High School.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
JIMMY MONKEY PERsUADES!!!
By Farmer Smith


Mrs. Monkey had no sooner safely tucked
Jimmy In bed and gone down stairs than
that mischievous fellow poked his head out
from under the bed clothes and peeked all
around
No one was near All was quiet ana still.
Then Jimmy Monkey did a strange thing
he got up and dressed and--scooted out
the window and down tho porch post and
was GOMEZ
Quicker than you can say Jack Rabbit
by the clock he was over nj the Baby
Baboons house. The little fellow was
seated on the porch counting pennies, which
he had taken from his tiny bank
"oh. Baby OH. Baby DO somethIng for
me. am going 70 be Killed. know it,
please-please SAVE MEF'
what is all this about2" asked the Baby.
"Calm yourself. Jimmy"
IL upset Doctor BaboOn's hat and
and mother found II out AND she sent for
Doctor Baboon and mother put me In bed
and"
"Are you in bed nowf" asked the Baby.
"oh. don't be funny. ! tell you it's serl-
Gus. / Will give you five cents--think OF III
Five cents In good money n you will 20 over
and get In my bed You know they will not
do anything to YOU. Please. Baby. will
Il suppose I win have TO-" replied the
Baby Baboon. Five cents il a lot OF money
| IL get killed Will you give me ten cents7'
What good would ten cents do you II
you were deadf" asked Jimmy.
what am / 10 dot" The Baby Baboon
| put his money back In his bank. ''Won'i
they know ] am not your What win they
| do to met
The question came 40 fast Jimmy hardly
knew what 20 answer.
'Just come along with me-" said Jimmy
Your persuasive powers are good" re
When they got to Jimmy's back porch
he helped the Baby haboon 10 climb up
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cHArrER xr


TTPoN her arrival at la Feria Aisirc ats
- covered that the Federal dsprecaslon-
had been even greater than she had feared.
Not only had the soldiers taken a great
many head Of cattle. but they had virtually
cleared the ranch OF horses. leaving scarce
ly enough with which 10 carry on the work.
Aiaire's hacienda comprised hundred
thousand acres or more--lackinE thor
ough survey. she had never determined
exactly how much land she really owned
and the property frented upon a stream Of
water In any other country would havs
been garden OF riches. but asriculturs
was well nigh impossible IN northern Mcx-
leo. For several years now the instability
OF the Government had precluded any plan
OF development and, In consequence. the
fields were out OF cultivation and cattle
graned over the moist bottom lands, belly
deep In grass. The entire ranch had been
given over TO pasture, and even now. after
Alairo had sold on much OF hcrtstock be-
cause OF the war. the task Of Hccurateiy
counting what remained required longer
time than she had expected. and her visit
heightened.
However. life In the roomy. fortress-iike
adobe house was pleasant enough. Dolores
saw to her mlstress's wants. and the regular
inhabitants OF La Feria were always sx-
travagantly glad to make their employer
welcome.
They were simple. mirth-iovine Indus
trious people. little concerned over the war.
so long as they were unmolested but OBJ
viousiy relieved 20 see Alaire because Of
their recent frlgh, at the incursion Of
Longorios troops
In the work that now went forward Jose
Sanchez took a prominent part For once
In his life he was person OF recognized
Importance. Not only was he the right
hand OF the owner OF la Terla, but the ia
vor Of that redoubtable general the hero
OF hundred tales. rested upon his shoui-
ders like mantle. Joses extravRgant
praises OF the Federal commander, together
with the daily presence OF the military
guard forcibly brought home TO the ranch-
dwellers the fact that war was actually
going on. and that Luis Longorio was. in-
deed a man OF flesh and blood. and no
myth This realization caused n ripple OF
excitement TO stir the poems placid lives.
And yet In the midst OF his satisfaction
| Sanchez confessed to one trouble. lie had
| expected 90 ind his cousin. Panfilo. here,
| and the fact that nothing whatever had
been heard from him fiiled him with great un-
| easiness. OF course. he came TO Aiaire. who
| told him of seeing Panfilo at the water
| hole on the day after her husband mad dis.
charged him; but that information gave
| Jose little comfort. since II proved nothing
as to his cousins present whereabouts
/ Alaire thought best not to tell him the full
| circumstances OF that AFFAIR. Believing that
/ PRnfio would turn up at Ia Feria In du>
| time. she gave little heed TO Joses dart
| threats OF vengeance for any Injury to hil
| relative
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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The Falry In the Garden

by ELSIE ROBINSON. wyneote.
One day Rose sat In the beautiful gar
den. She had been picking roses for her
sick mother, Suddenly pink fairy ap-
peared sitting on rose
.who are your asked Rose,
~ am a Rose Fairy" said the pretty
fairy. ''and came 20 tell you that love all
the children who love my flowers. and that
those who make others happy by giving my
roses away shall always receive visit
from the fairies"
~Ohr' cried Rose. what ID that noise r.
ror a. the fairy ceased speaking. a queer
sound like the whirr OF wings was heard,
,rhatw answered the fairy. why. that
WAS the fairies Of the other flowers going
back 70 Fairyiand."
10 Fairylandg' exclaimed Rose "oh.
no. they aren't for here they come" "A
ne spoke the fairies dew around her and
anally settled down on the flowers before
her.
4. white fairy. 'th.s Il the Fairy Hand, This
others you will know b. their drasa. ~
cent thia one pointing b = blue fairy
''ano she % The f4if> - le<e and charity. =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
FARMER SMITHS
RAINBOW CLUB
PIGS

Dear ChinDd PIG? Back the farm always
interested in the
In place. elephant
mind, the picture of connmen
grunt s expressive
Many the the
farm emblem trouble Chickens in the
the chickens
We forgive hem
ig--wen forgive him.
taH the euest little tail
living animal
The way pigs s THEIR TAILS.
school,
Farme Smi the
20 who doesn't mind teasingl
of
sincere friend, FARMER SMITH, Chhdrsns Editor
p s-Do pigs mind teasing? Write and tell
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
HEApINaroN-wILKINsoN

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Wilkin-
son. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden ID.
Wilkinson. Of 2010 Walnut street and Mr..
William Hall Headington, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs William Headington, OF Baltimore, tooh
place this afternoon at the home Of the
bride at $3.50 o'clock, the Rev. David NJ.
Steele. rector Of st. Luke's Protestant Epis-
copal Church. officiating.
Miss Wilkinson wore a beautiful gown
of white satin trimmed with a deep fiouncs
of rose point lace. Her tulle veil was edged
with orange blossoms She carried orchids
and lilies OF the valley. Miss Sarah WlllSln-
son attended her sister as maid OF honor
and wore a frock of coral-color moire ano
a brown velvet hat. She carried pink roses
Mr.. Edward Lynch. of New York. acted as
best man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The marriage of Miss Anna Cunningham
Wetherstine, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Harry wetherstine. OF Hansberry and New
hall streets. Germantown, and Mr.. Ralph
Eugene Frey. of Amber. took place at
noon today in Calvary Eplscopa! Church,
Germantown. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Franklin Smedley Moore, rector
OF the church. Mrs. Royal Mattison, OF
Amber. was matron OF honor. The bride
wore dark blue velour de laine suit trim
med with beaver and a large black picture
hat trimmed with a paradise and carried
orchids.
MIR. Frey was attended by Mr.. Royal
Mattison. A Wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony at the Bellevue -Stratford. Mr..
and Mrs. Frey will be at home after jan
uary Is at Highland avenue. Amber.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

Yes" said Blue. II find the poor. sick
and crippled children. Then l tell good
children. like you, how 20 find them and
brighten their lives with flowers and a
happy little face. Always keep your smiles
at hand. my dear. and also your pleasant
words and sympathy and now good-by.
As she finished, the fairies disappeared and
Rose sat alone In the garden.
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HnsrErrER-coNRAn

The marriage OF Miss winlfred Marian
Conrad daughter OF Mrs. \ Il. Conrad. OF
Des Molnes. Ia. and Mr.. Van Vechten Hos
letter will take place this evening In the
Episcopal Church OF the Holy Nativity, Fox
Chase. The Rev Hubbard Argo. rector OF
the church. will oficiate, Miss Conrad Will
be attended BY her mothe.. and Mr.. Hos
letter will have Mr. George Martin. OF New
York. as best man. THE bi ide will wear
gown Of white satin and she will wear the
veil and slippers which we're worn by her
mother and sieter at their weddings After
a wedding TIP to Old Point Comfort Mr..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
HANNEvIG-NoRRoM

The marriage OF Miss Leila Norbom.
daughter OF MI. Hakon r. Norbom, OF 2S7
East Johnson street. Germantown, and Mr..
Finn HanneviE. of New York and Norway.
took place this morning at IL o'clock in
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, Nc
Callum and Tulpehocken streets. German
town. The Rov Charles Henry Arndt, rec
tor OF the cnurch. ofIicated. A wedding
breakfast followed at the Rltz-Carlton
Miss Norbon who was given In mar
riage by her father wore n travelling suit
maid OF honoG Mr.. Hannevig selected the
brides brother Mr.. Ralph Norbom as best
man. After n wedding trip TO San Fran
CISCO Mr.. and Mrs. Hannevig will be at
home after December l az white Plains,
NJ Y
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Weddings
.GOODRICH-HAYS

The marriage of Miss Sarah Minis Hays.
daughter OF DR. l. Minis Hays TO Rear
Admiral Casper +. Goodrich u s. ~. was
solemnized at St. James's Church today.
Owing to the very recent death OF Mrs.
J. Minis Hays. mother Of the bride, the
wedding was extremely quiet and no In.
vitations were Issued. The admiral has
taken an apartment in this city. which he
and his bride will occupy for few months
before starting on a long sea voyage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
Personals

Invitations have been issued for the we'd
ing OF Miss Barbara Carr Bispham. OF
vlAymont, Del. and Mr.. Robert Wetherill.
~ OF Chester. which is TO take place at
ascension, claymont, Del.
the Rev. Gibson Grant and the Rev.
Slsfence Wyatt Bispham. a cousin OF the
bride will officiate.
Miss Bispham Is the daughter OF. Cap
nia Harrison A. Bispham, u. n. retired,
ne .he late Mrs. Barbara Carr Bispham.
NJ Wetherill il the son OF MIR. and Mrs
Robert wethsrill, OF Chester.
MRS. Norris Mumper. OF Arcola, NJ J.,
~ pe the matron OF honor, and the maid
~ nonor Will be Miss Retta Colon OF New
'oIh The bridesmaids viii be Miss Kath-
~, ,ssn ~ Wetherill, sister OF the bridegroom !
49, 49, Eleanor Bispham. cousin OF the bride ;
A.. nAtnsrlne Knight, daughter OF Rear
~umnal Austin NJ Knight. ". s. NJ, New
L H. l.. and Miss Marjorie Pyle, Of
Wilmington, Del
me best man will be Mr. Luther r.
~efes, "a, OF Bennington, Vt, and the
as'e win be Mr.. John L. Wetherlll Mr.
,.e Mr. =. Price. Mr. John r. Sproul
Mr. William r. Provost. Of Chester,
~> ar Edward X Bispham. Jr.. Of Clay
%Hs Del, and Mr.. q. r. Meade. OF ossin-
Mter the ceremony small reception
oe given by Alss Bisphams father
me home OF her aunt. Mrs. Ida Carr
'''chr' at claymont, Del
<mons the debutantes who will receive
"r Miss Isabel Wanamaker at the tea.
''ea her parents, Mr. and Mrs william
I'm rHnemsker will give on October ~.
pe Miss Elizabeth stanley Trottsr Miss
fearef Winsor Harris. Miss Katharine
.lna Lea. Miss Elizabeth Newbold
Miss Nancy Wynne Cook. Miss Nancy
wv. Miss Elisabeth c. Miller. Miss E.
<.epne penckia. Miss Katharine Hancock,
nary =, l. Brooke. Miss Gainor Owen
Niss Marie Louise FAIRIES. Miss Lodf
Jackson. Miss Katharine Gilbert
katharine Putnam Miss Natalie Har-
r%tiH. Miss Doris Eleanor Dexter. Miss
ps<h Marshall, Of Pittsburgh; Miss
[5of'e tfobbs. Of Brooklyn. and Miss
n,f Judd Bean and Miss Jean Lisstef
~ who made their debut several years
~ ~na Miss Louise W2nenakef. who has
e and Arz oeofxs l. Jussle< viii sivs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

St Johns Episcopal Church. Miss Logan
will be given in marriage by her father.
Miss May II. Logan will attend her sister
as maid OF honor. Gustav Evers Will at.
tend Mr., Maxwell as best man. A small
reception will follow the ceremony for the
two families. Alter wedding journey,
Mr.. Maxwell and his bride will be at home
at Sc East Bringhurst street Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

Tell ne now urrrd Law.
There's nothing 70 ten yet"
'T'n have no old ruf1nns kiee1nr nv
brand-new BRIDE" Dave avcrrcd.
The Judges face broadencd IN a smIla
Thank Heaven Young Ed' has the ina|d<1
OF n steel range. and 10 my pet client n
safe from your mercenary achemcs for come
years. just the same, n you ever DO think
OF marrying-remember-- want you 70
come 20 me-and III cure you"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
The Rule Of Love

BY ARTHUR RosEN. N. 7th 81.
And your sister and your brother.
Never erowl AZ one another,
love the pupils Ia the schools,
Love the teacher with hsr rules.
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REEs-LATTA

The wedding of Miss Margaret Coryell
Latta, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
L. Latta Of 1919 Spruce street. and Mr..
Frank Milburn Rees. OF Pittsburgh TOOK
place this afternoon at o'clock In
the Second Presbyterian Church, Twenty
FIRST and Walnut streets. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Alexander
MacColl minister of the church. Miss Latta,
who was given in marriage by her ia
ther. wore n shimmering white satin gown
embroidered In pearls The end OF the
court train was edged with orange blossoms
and the tulle veil had coronet OF lace
fastened with orange blossoms. orchids ana
lilies of the valley formed the bridal bon.
auet
Miss Elizabeth Hood Latta attended,
her sister as maid Of honor and wa.
aowned In blue brocaded taffeta and
silver cloth. Her hat OF blue maiins
was faced with silver cloth and sne
carried sunburst roses. The bridesmaids
Included Miss Lucy Shaw, Miss Bernice
scherer, Miss Florence Mershon Wolverton.
Miss Catherine Sparks. Miss Natalie Han
sen and Miss Mary Miiburn. OF Memphis
Tenn.
Mr. Rses selected Mr.. Edward II.
sloan, OF Pittsburgh, as best man, and the
ushers included MT, takin haie-
Fowler. OF st. Louis Mr.. Marshall II
Brabour. OF Pittsburgh; Mr.. Thomas NJ
Rees Jr OF Pittsburgh; Mr.. Howard Win
tar OF Kansas city, and Mr. Thomas H.
I.atta. brother OF the bride. reception
followed al the home OF the brides parents.
After the wedding trip Mr. and Mrs
Rees win be az home al charlestown after
December l.
KIRK-SUPPLEE
An attractive wedding today will be that
az Mss Elizabeth w, supplee, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs c. Henderson Supplee. Of
sogB Wynnefield avenue. and MT Frederick
Z Kirk. The ceremony viii take place at
Z o'clock IN 81 Aaaph's Protestant Episco-
nal Church, Bala. the Rev. Harrison u.
white officiatlng Miss Sunpleo, VINO will
he given In marriage by her father. will be
AMENDED by her sister, Miss Marie Supplee.
and by Mrs walter Kimbaii and Miss Mar
rsretfa CRAIG as bridesmaids. Mr.. Kirk
S,li have his brother Mr.. Jay Kirk, Of
Cumberland, Va. as best man and the
nshers viii be Mr.. Mark Hubbeii, Mr..
walter Kimball. Mr.. BENJAMIN Mosser.
Mr robert Isett large reception will
fellow al the home Of the BRIDES parents.
vsliow and white rhrysanthomums and
a,,,nmn leaves viii form the decoration.
1fter December I Mr. Kirk and his bride
ss,,l be al home ~ the Montevlsta Apart
msnts. Oyerbrook
MAxwELI.-LooAN
ou,st wedding will take place this
.,.ea,nr AZ ! o'clock at ee East hfinehulst
| e',.s, osrmantoWn. when Miss Emily l.
! Ian daughter Of Mr.. and MIA William
| Zen. viii becone the bride q >1f Joseph
| &<e<xeIl Ine ceremony WIN % Itffprmc4
~ The REV ceofss n f4neo'n fe't'f ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

Question - conundrum: when people
enter a moving picture thesier ana are
told 10 take back seat what Do they
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

A ouist wedding win take place this
evening At o'clock a o. Ess' % "f'ntnpts' r'a9!''
dauehtsr Of Mr.. and Hfs William
tse viii beoome the bride q NJ Joseph
l.1's'.,, me ceremony win Be Performed
~ ,hs rev ceofss n '4ne''" fe't'f -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
FARMER SMITH.

wish to become a member Of your
Rainbow Club, Please send me .
beautiful Rainbow Button free agree
70 DO A LITTLE KINDNESS EACH
AND EVERY DAY. SPREAD A LITTLE
SUNSHINE ALL ALONG THE WAY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

These girls of year or two older were
closely associated with Anne in Miss Ir'
wins school. where they were all MEM
hers Of the would-Be-Good Players. Mrs.
Hare Davis was Kate Jayne, you remem.
ber. There is to be dinner-dance in the
evening following the tea, but only the re-
ceIving party viii attend this, with the
addition OF some of the younger men
who are still in town and not down on the
sad and lonesome borderland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-22

gard to the Importance of a thorough
preparation to meet the requirements
of true manhood, showing that the
uneducated mind is at great disad-
vantage in making good in this life
as the ma min the clearing with a
blunt and unwhetted axe, his text
fitted the subielt very well. or
course he advocated college educa-
tion-and very naturally favored the
school he represented. but his dis
course was logical throughout and
should be helpful to all who heard It.
The Rev. H. D. Workman went to
Fairmont Monday to assist his broth
err, ]. B. Workman in his revival
meetings now in progress there.
Charles Dye has moved his family
into the house recently vacated by
Clarence Mcintyre.
Mr.. Sutton. superintendent of the
Hutchinson Coal Company, with his
wife, visited Mr.. and Mrs. George c..
Coffman at Erie Mines Sunday.
Misses Florence and Winitred
Lynch, of Clarksburg, spent few
hours with thei raunt, Mrs. Mary d.
Lynch Sunday. Mrs. Lynch Is in
very poor health; suffering from a