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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28

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brinaen bic 4nii9t gum 4usbrud, ouh
be- Birtbi6aftsbunb, ben bic 4liir:eu
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fir 4merita bebeutet unb bab man
barin iosar ben aeim gu einem ariess
Spiiten ben Der. Staaten uHb ben
Iliirten entbeden tonne, tpenn Disie
unieren Sanbel sepaltfam nieoerbols
ten. 4nseii9ts iol6en 3ugeitdneriis
les iolte mar errparten, bab Elm els
eemeines 0erlangen eintreten piiroe,
bic 2iefsruns DON Daffen uno 9elp
on bic Qniirten, in tpelden mar uniere
sutiinftisen Geinbe erblidt, sinsuitcIs
len. @bsr nur bic Wenisiten iteGen
eine iol6e Jorbsruns. Gin folder
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ssrabeau unerb0rt. gu ertldren lit oas
nur nit Der aniidt, bab Der prdiiocHt
fir bic Sutunft beg 2anbss Gorge trds
gen pirb. 9as pGre freilid feline
pfliat, aber ss 1T bod oeutlid gu err
ieben, bab er ben Illiirtsn auf jsoe
m1glite Weiie @oridub mleiitet, Die
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bas aanb fir bic probritiide PpIitit
@ilions i6per gu biibsn baben pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28

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gBaibington periu6t Oarsuftelen. oub
es nit Der Sdpar5sN Site nidts auf
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bacon b~strofien piirben. Girs griie
1T oas nitt tpabr. Die rpi9tigiten
GrpDrtz 5irmen iiub in Der elite ans
gsfiibrt. 9es @eiteren 6aubeli es
iid barum, eirsn ioIaen prGseoenss
fan nitt auftommen gu luFen, Denn
iobalb bas ssfaebeu 1T, tann England
iebsn Gag bic elite tpeitsr ausoebnen
uno f4lieblih ale ameritanii4en Or
pprteure in ben gann tbun. Sas Mr.
gument bes englii6en 9Dti9afters be-
fpest iib in bemielben 9eleiie, rpte bic
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be unteroruduns unierss neutralen
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mir einsn srOberen 4uben6unoel bu>
ben, als js 5uOor, aber bieier 1T nIr
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unb rad bemielben iinb mir DD1ig rcm
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ipeiie piiroen aud DON teinsr dnbsren
Regisruns angenommen perbeu. Nils
fon aber 1T bamit 5u%frisbsn, neil inn
jeoer gorpanb, ben gnslinoern 5u
beIfen, piItommen 1T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
BODIES OF DROWNED
BOY and MAN FOUND

After l2.day search the bodies
OF Francis Bellar. IL. and Edmund
Carroll. rs, Of the Briscoe Memoir
ial Home for Boys. who were
drowned July 7 while bathing In
the White river near Orilia. were
found Wednesday by John Costello
OF O'Brien.
The bodies were locked in q death
embrace. and were found nearly
two miles below the point where
the drowning occurred Costello
was only one of several hundred
farmers searching for the bodies.
He discovered them on the river
bank, in clump of bushes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20

al recently secured position
with a large firm. where come In
contact with more men than girls.
There are only two other girls on
the floor where I work. have
been Introduced TO some OF the
men, but ! always speak 70 all Of
them when ! see them In the Of
flee or on the street, aitho ! do not
know the names Of some OF them.
They are always pleasant and seem
20 know their place. ! think IL 10
almost an innpossiblllty TO be prop
eriy introduced to each and every
person that works for the firm, but
am young In the business world,
so come to you.
Am ! pursuing the right course,
or should I ask some one OF the fell
and who works In the same office,
TO introduce the others TO me7 Men
from other departments come TO
our department on business at
times, and would speak TO me N I
gave them a chance. They recog-
nize me from seeing me every day
In the office or on my way TO and
from work, and think they only
mean TO be polite, but ! do not feel
sure whether they would think !
was trying to be forward or not "
spoke TO them, so ! do not speak.
One young fellow has a habit Of
saying "HelIol" to me when he
sees me In the office or on the
street, but I always speak TO him
In formal way, as ! feel that do
not know him we'll enough TO do
otherwise. I don't know his name
and feel sure that he does not know
mine. Do you think | should speak
10 him as he speaks TO me. or con.
tlnue TO do az am dolng2
| am 20 years old and want TO 90
70 school TO prepare myself for
teaching. ! will specialize In some
one subject 10 teach, and will have
to 90 to a preparatory school and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
Ut ettor;9 Is &c Ga@71fthin &oY

then TO the unlsersity. Do you
think ! am too old TO embark upon
such a course. az II will take me
several years 20 complete my
studies, or could you suggest some
better voeatlon7 mARoUE RITE.
A.-You should not ask TO be in.
troduced 70 any OF the men whore
you are employed II any OF them
speak TO you. Il r. no more than
polite 10 speak. whether or not you
have been introduced. In the bust.
ness world. especially n one II a
newcomer. formality IL best TO
be polite without being forward. to
be reserved without being naughty.
are the secrets OF n successful
business girl.
certainly do no, think Won are
too old 10 prepare yourself for 4
teacher. nor do | think you could
choose n better vocation.
OIL man has lived over
ten years In the United States, and
more than five years In this state,
can he take out his first and final
naturalization papers at the same
tire7 A. c. T.e.
A-No lie must wait five years
from the date he took out HIS frs,
papers before he can take out his
final papers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
STREET CAR BLOWN
UP BY Dynamite

WlLKESBARRE. Pa. July 20
Another trolley car of The local
traction company was blown up to-
day by dynamite, making the sec
ond attempt n two days to kin
strikebreakcrs
The motormar and conductor
miraculously escaped death.
The local street car strike has
been in progress since October IA,
1915
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
DOC AND MONKEY
ACT At GRAND

Riddles as we'll as the grown
ups showed their appreciation OF the
Harry Lewis Dog and Monkey Cir
Gus at the Grand theatre. This act
is one OF tho best dog and monkey
acts on the stage.
Fernandez ana May are two high
class entertainers who sing popular
ragtime melodies Oliver Reeder
and Curtis Armstrong in Two Boys
and Two Pianos" Wilson and White
In native Hawaiian songs and
dances. and Edwards and Sturde.
want In operate airs complete the
vaudeville bill Charlie Chaplin In
Carmen will be shown until Sat
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20

o.-csn you tell W the meaning
Of the word "rhsiis" and obli9s
six eoYs.
Alt In a Greek word meaning
"the blooming onsL" and in Grecisn
mythology wns one cf the nine
MUSES.. She SsB the Muse OF
comedy and pastoral poetry. and
is usual " represented With the
comic musk and the shepherd S
crook in her hand. One OF the
Graces was also called Thalia-
Owe are AZ sea a. 10 whom
IL the author Of the book "or.
JekyI and Mn HYDE" and would
thank you We =, much 10 enII9hten
10 thru your albums In The Star.
"FOlLR JOLLY TARs."
A.-"The TRANCE Case OF Or.
JekylI and Mr.. Hyde" that terrible
and searching 'tsle OF the good and
bad in man. las written IN 1885
by Robert Louiss Stevenson.
o.-kIndiy infbrm me a. TO the
Isasl status Of = couple living to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
AEROPLAME co. TO
LOCATE IN SEATTLE

with the incorporation Wcdnes-
day OF the Pacific Aero Products
company. the first aeroplane and
accessory manufacturing concern
began business IN Seattle.
The new corporation is incorpoi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
NIGHTINGALE" AT PALACE

Fay Carranza. the Spanish
Nightingale, scored an artistic tri
umph with her singing yesterday
at the Palace Hip.
Stein, Hume & Thomas is an
other headline act These fellows
are "melodious merrymakers' and
they give songs and comedy rang
ing from ragtime to grand opera.
Abrams & Johns offer new
dramatic playlet. One Touch OF
Nature; Pearl & Irene Sans have
Twelve Minutes From a Fashion
Book; the Temple Quartette and
the -Four Valdares. comedy cyclists
complete the bill
The feature photoplay is The Re
turn" with Kathlyn Williams in
the leading role
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
"THE DECOY

THE DECoY"
Gladys Moore. young girl finds
herself unprovided for after her IA
TIERS death She writes TO her
aunt. Mrs. Lawrence, who In in re-
ality an adventures and accom-.
pllce OF two card sharps. They
decide TO bring her to the city in
order to use her as a decoy In fleec-
ing rich young men.
This Is the beginning OF the
story of Tho Decoy." at the Colo
NAL theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
SCHOOL MA AM
TOUCHES HEART
She's at the Liberty; Douglas
Fairbanks Keeps "Flirt-
ing With Fate"
WARS WOMEN" THRILL
PROGRAMS TO-DAY

PROGRAMS TODAY
Ain ANuRA-Dou Fairbanks In
"fiirtinG with Pate"
CLASS A-''fhe Inner Glow drama !
aisa comedy aud new. w~~hiy.
ttIMNEH-fdith storey In The
shap otri"g Hu.sian orchestra.
tofJSrt N-~ulsaeh~ sw~~t In The
bupe" also COMEDY.
CoIoNiAis--irsne~~ Nelson In The
peeoy"
LIBERTY --Dcrothy Gish In The lit
tie school Ms'sm" siso comedy.
NIssiO~--tl~o Madison In Tho Grim
sou Yoke ninth chapter Tho sc-r~t Of
the submarine also comedy.
REN-ss~saidin. rsrrar In '~rempts-
tian"
srNAND--Traak k~-uaa ssf Esid
Mark~y In wars Womep."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20

The LONGEST time on record
for which a swimmer has remained
under water Is six minutes 20 i-5
aeconda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20

ated for 100000. and has as it's
stockholders W. T. Boeing. J. {.
Foley and +. y. Colt. The present
plant consists OF the Boeing hang.
airs on Lake Union and the aero
plane plant at Oxbow.
Two machines. with third near
ly completed. and two others under
construction. Will constitute the
aero fleet Instructions in flying
will be given by W. X Martin. San
Diego air pilot. brought to Seattle
by Boeing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20

besets the young artist and singer
in her ambition 10 rise. Some fall.
Others rise above II. In the story
at the Rex. there are many thrilling
situations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20

SPOKANE. July 20.-Judge John
McPhaul. superintendent of the Col
Vile Indian reservation opening
said today that first drawing of
5000 names would be made here
next Thursday.
More than $4,000 persons have
registered for homesteads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
the OUPE"

THE DUPE"
In The Dupe" the feature play
at the Coliseum. intrigue within in.
trigue Ia enacted. Blanche Sweet
plays the chief role as social secre.
tary 10 a scheming woman. The
latter forces her eventually. by a
set OF circumr stances. 10 play the
"dupe"-that IL. to give attention
10 her husband that she may lay
the foundation for a divorce. The
play continues to Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20

o.-My heart flutters and skips
beats very often, and would like
TO know what causes II. Is this a
very serious matter. and should !
consult . doetor7 ~ you could
give me a remedy, ! would be
grateful. A READER.
Aside from advising you TO
avoid Excitement. eat and sleep
regularly and exercise freely in the
open air. IL is beyond my jurisdIc-
ton TO prescribe for heart trouble
OF your nature. Yes, by all means
you should consult first.class
specialist.
m45cNOr.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
"TEHpThTION"

Temptation. tho name OF the
play in which Geraldine Farrar IL
seen at the Rex theatre. tells a
good deal OF a story. Temptation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
PLAYS SCHOOL mA'AM

Dorothy Gish. star in The Little
School Ma'am." Triangle produo-
ton AT tho Liberty. beginning
Thursday. onacts the role OF the
teacher. This production takes
one back TO ones childhood days.
when. barofooted. one tramped the
lane 10 tho little red school. or as
shy maid brought wild flowers 10
the village school teacher.
George Stone. the lead OF the
Triangle Riddles. plays an impor'
tant part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
THE CRIMSON YOKE"

THE CRIMSON YOKE"
The Crimson Yoke" drama
featuring Cleo Madison and VIII.
lam V. Mong. together with the
ninth chapter OF Mutuars $1,000.
600 film novel. The Secret OF the
Submarine. will be shown at the
Mission until Saturday night The
Crimson Yoke" Is Mexican dra.
ma. dealing with slavery in Mexi.
Co, and wonderful sacrifice on
the part OF a free-born octoroon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20

esthsr a. man ard wife for over
two years In this state. Are they
married In the eyes OF the is~f 10
there any statute under which they
can be prosecuted e. s.
A.--No. answers your first ques-
ton. Persons found violating the
marriage laws can be arrested and
fined for immoral conduct.
o.-My husband and I separated
some eight years ago. -Four years
after we parted. ! heard he was
dead. and shortly afterwards mar.
ried again. Nov ! hear that he Is
alive and has since married snotn-
er woman.
Please Inform, me - 20 my POSI-
ton. Am legally married, or
must ! obtain 4 divorce from my
first husbandl Must I have my
marriage TO my second husband
snnulled7 e. ~.
Alt Is impossible 10 say JUS,
where you stand until YOU know
whether your first husband has OBJ
tanned a divorce. II he has, then
OF course your last marriage In
legal Otherwise you will need n
first.class attorney to unravel COM
plications.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20

PENNSYLVANIA FARMS last
year paid out $50 .95S. 029 in wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
TUeERcULosIs AMONG IN

miners in the South African gold
fields has been reduced by the use
OF electricity for light.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
A STRONG CAST

A STRONG CAST
Jack Pickford. Feiitx Brunette
Lillian Hayward Frank Clark and
Guy oliver are among the players
In The Reprisal." at the Class A
theatre II tells the story OF q
brothers Interference in the love
match Of a girl and her plans 'oi
revenge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
FLIRTING WITH FATE"

The morest hint OF the story OF
Flirting With Fate" tho latest
Triangle release. which ia playing
at the Alhambra for three days.
starting Thursday. stamps IL as one
OF the livest Douglas Fairbanks pic
lures. In IN. first part OF the pic
ture. Mr.. Fairbanks Is seen as a
poor artist. In love with rich Girl.
In the laU part the author let's us
forget that he Is an artist. cndows
him with a fortune and relegates
the love affair TO the background.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-20
WARS WOMEN"

THE SHOP GIRL"
Edith Storey and Antonio More.
no are featured IN The shop Girl. -
the attraction al the Ciemmer the
atre from Thursday 10 Saturday
night. The story IL that OF man
who ia infatuated with pretty
clothing model and who In diroour.
aged by his sister. who does not
want him To marry beneath his sta
tion. There are several compiled.
tIons before true love has its way.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-17
.ALKA[| DUST
IN HIGHLANDS
IS ANNOYING.
In Mexico and Desert Regions
Described as a Place of !.
Thorns and ThistIes.

WASHINGTON. April 17-some
idea Of the difficulties which the
American punitive expedition has
been encountering in its work of
pursuing Pancho Villa is conveyed in
statement prepared by the National
Geographical Society, with headquar-
tiers in this city. and just given to the
press. This statement Is as follows:
Anyone who has Travelled over
the highlands of Mexico cannot help
feeling deep sympathy for the men
who have been entrusted with the
work Of capturing Pancho Villa and
his fellow bandits.
When 81 is recalled that even In
an ordinary comfortable Pullman car
the alkali dust creeps through in
visible cracks and gives the traveller
the appearance Of having been work.
ing around a. threshing machine all
day long. 1t may well be imagined
what hardships soldiers must meet
who have travelled on forced marches
across such a region. The shifting
waves Of heat which hover above the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-17
wards develop into a large and lusty

cur.
When one gets out Of the desert
region Of Chihuahua and into tho
Sierra Madre mountains there Is
found winter that is like May or
October in New England and a SUM
mer that is delightful. Game in these
mountains is plentiful. In the north
ern Sierra Madre live the Tarahu-
mare Indians, perhaps the best ex-
amples Of physical perfection In the
world. Both men and women are
splendid runners. and their endur-
ance Is phenomenal. A healthy Tara
mumare will easily run ITO miles, at
stretch. When sent out as a mes
senger he goes along ut slow trot,
running steadily and constantly. A
man has been known to carry let
ter 600 miles in five days. While
executing these feats of endurance
tn Indians live on pinole. which is o
dish made Of corn and water.
"The Tarahumares kill rabbits
with species Of boomerang said to
be relic of the days when they and
their Australian kinsmen are believed
to have crossed the Pacific ocean by
n chain Of islands supposed to have
linked, at one time. Asia with Amer
lea and Australia.
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ton Of life at all ages for the popu-
iation Of the six New England states,

ton Of life at all ages for the popu-
lation Of the six New England states,
New York. New Jersey, Indiana,
Michigan and the District OF Column
bia, (the original death registration
states) on the basis Of the popula-
ton Of 1910. and the mortality for
the three years 1909, 1910 and 1911.
They are similar to the life tables"
prepared by life insurance companies
but differ from them In that they re-
late to the entire population OF the
area covered, whereas the life insur-
ance tables relate ony to risks Sc
lected through medical examination
and otherwise.
Expectation OF life at birth, in a
stationary population-that is, one
in which the births and deaths were
equal and were the same from year
to year. and in which there was no
immigration or emigration-would
be the same as average age at death.
which Is calculated BY totalizing the
ages Of all deceased persons and d.
viding the result By the number. OF
deceased patrons.
Women Live Longer Than Men.
According to these tables the av-
erage expectation of life, at birth, for
males Is 1919 years; females 53.2
years; for white males SOP years;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-17
have GOOD HEALTH
Take Hoods sarsaparilla, the Old Re.
liable Spring Tonic.

Don't let the idea that you may feel
better in a day or two prevent you
from getting bottle, Of Hoods Sar-
saparilla today from any drug store
and starting at once on the road to
health and strength.
When your blood is impure and i'm
poverished it lacks vitality, your diges-
ton is imperfect. your appetite is poor,
and all the functions Of your body are
impaired.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is a wonderful
blood tonic. 1t will build you up quick
er than any other medicine. 1t gives
strength to do and power to endure.
It is the old standard tried and true
ail-the-year-round blood purifier and
enricher, tonic and appetizer. Nothing
else acts like 1t, for nothing else has
the same formula or ingredients. Be
sure to ask for Hoods; insist on hay
ing it.-Adyertisement.
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years; at 40, 80. 9 years: az { o. 2a.s.
at; go. 1873 years; at 40, e.S years:
and at 80. SIS years. : N
A part OF the difference between
expectation Of life. for men and for
women Is due to the greater number
OF violent deaths among men; sui
cides, homlcdies,. and accidental
.deaths-are OF males, ana such,
deaths form about seven or eight per
cent Of the total numDer occurring
each year. This fact, however, does
not account fully. or even In major
part. for the greater longevity of
women. An examination OF the tables
discloses a lower death. rate for fe-
males than for males during each
OF the first twelve months of life and
In the case Of the native whites, dur
ing each year fife up to the ago OF
on. During the first month Of iifc
the death rate among native whites
is nearly twenty-eight per cent high
or for boys than for girls, and during
the first year II Is more than twenty
per cent higher.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-17

d,s saga1y r and pas
% W i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-17
Social and Per senal
n. sr !, a.. T.. a,psnsas NE, nay .. -.
Bell $50. Home 167.Y. >s' sE.~sss<
ans. 121 Buckhannon avenue Frid.,

ans. 121 Buckhannon avenue. Friday
from 2 to 8 p. m. in honor Of their
daughter Mildred's fourteenth birth
day. The evening was very pleasantly
passed in playing various games, re-
citals and a few selections on the
plano. after which refreshments were
served.
Those present were Misses Lou
Shafer. Thelma Sinsel, Mary Ogden,
Florence Musgrave. Jannett Robinson,
elizabeth Duncan, Dorothy Wright,
Helen Aravis, Dorothy Rogers, Bette
Taylor. Catherine and Virginia Patter-
son, Margaret Htyes, Pauline Snod-
grass, Eleanor and Catherine Denni-
son, son, Virginia Cottrill, Margaret
Southern, Ernestine Elder, Maurice
Kemper. Mildred. Ruth and Helen
Clemans. The out OF town guest was
Maurice Kemper, Of Lost Creek.
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for white females, $50 years; for
!, native ~, white males sos years; for

for white females. 5s.sfyears: for
native white males 500 years; for
native white females, 54.2 years; FOR
negro males. 34.1 years, and negro
females 37.7 years. Females are
thus longer lived than males to the
extent OF more than three years, and
in the case Of the native whites and
negroes, more than three and one
half years.
The, expectation OF life ut the age
of one year is considerably greaer
than at birth. being 56.S years for
native white males and sos for ma
tive white females. and reaches It's
maximum at the age of two, when II
is SIS for the former class and so. I
for the latter. At the age OF liz years
the average native white males ex-
petation of life Is 500 years; at Is
1t is 1874 years. at 40, 1873 years.,
at 80. 21.2 years; at so, 1916 years:
at 20, 81 years; and at 80, So years.
Similarly, at the age Of ~ the aver
age native white females expectation
OF life is 52.e years; at 25, 41.s
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Mrs. Williams Entertains.

Mrs. Dora Williams entertained a
number Of invited guests at her home
at wilsonburg Friday evening in
honor Of Mrs. edwin Clarkson. Music
and games were the chief diversions
Of the evening. At a seasonable hour
a salad suppe- was served by Miss
Alta Worstel1 ana Miss veva VIII
liams. Mrs. Clarkson received many
beautiful and useful gifts. AT a late
hour all departed for. their homes
after having spent most enjoyable
evening.
Those present were Misses Alta and
Maybell Worstell, Beatrice and Nola
'Strother, Doris Kidd, Ethel Waller.
George Rittenhouse, Mile Leaf.
Martha and Margaret Daily, Meta
Thompson, Veva and Mabel Williams.
Pearl and Vivian Ash, Edgar and
Charlie Williams, Clarence Hazel
wood, Harley Heckert. okey johnson,
Miller Waller, Sylvester Hannah, NJ.
N. Smith and Mr.. Fortney, Mr.. and
Mrs. William o'Netl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster Ash. Mrs. Dora Williams and
Mrs. Ada Clarkson.