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Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29
ST. LOUIS q, BROOKLYN 2

st. Louis. Mo, Aug. 2s.-Meadows was
In good form today. while ST. Louis hit
Pfener and Dell opportunely and shut
out Brooklyn to 0. Hornsby injured his
leg trying to score on an attempted
squeeze play in the sixth inning and was
carried from the field. The score:
Brooklyn ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 80
St. Louis ......1 o l Q 0 / x-4-1o-o
Pfeffer, Dell and Meyers; Meadows and
Gonzales
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29
Pirates and Braves
SplitDouble-H leader

and Mccarthy Left on bases, Boston
Il; Pittsburgh 10. First base on balls
Off Nehf 2; Mamaux 2. Hits and earn :
ed runs, off Rudolph and In 1-5;
off Nehf 10 and in 2-3; off NAM
aux and ! in 9. Struck out, by Ru-
dolph 2 by Nehf ., by Mamaux ..
Umpires, Klein and Emslie. Time, 2.09.
Second game:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29
P|TTSf|ELD

Clarence Bodflsh, Ernest Maxfield,
George Mayo and William G. Dobson,
agents for the American Woolen Co.
Pittsfield mills, and Thomas Thomas
Of the Hartland mill left here Monday
for Boston to attend meeting of the
companys agents to be held in that
city Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Macomber,
who were married in this town Satur-
day, leaving for brief visit in Ban
gor, were in town Sunday, the guests
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Healey. They left later in the day in
their automobile for New Sharon,
where they will reside.
Miss Gertrude Haines Of Hartland,
formerly of this town, was the guest
of Pittsfield friends over Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29
Maine Fair Dates.

Aug. 29-Sept. 1-Houlton Fair
Aug. 29-Sept 1-Central Maine at Wat
erville.
Sept. 4-7-Maine State, Lewiston.
Sept. 5-S-Northern Maine Fair, Presque
Isle.
Sept. 5-7-Northern Penobscot Fair,
Eastport
hegan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29
New York Sugar Market

STGAR-Raw weak: centrifugal 5s4:
molasses 45O; refined dull loaf SIS;
crushed 500 mould $50: cubes $50;
xxx powdered lis: powdered 10: fine
granulated 700, diamond A 70O confec-
fioners A $50 No. 6S5. Sugar futures
weakened under selling by Wall Street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29
PITTSBURGH

X-Batted LOT bidchpurH III otu.
xx-Batted for Tragesser in 7th.
Boston .....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l 0-1
Pittsburgh ......2 0 0 l l Ks
Two-base hits, Magee, Smith. Fis-
cher. Three base hit, Bigbee. Stolen
bases, Hinchman, Johnston, Baird.
Sacrifice hits, Fischer, Mccarthy. Sac
rifice fly, Warner. Double play, Bigbee
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29

Sept 6-7-Annua1 Fish Fair. Eastport.
Aug. 29-27th inc reunion at kenne>
bunk.
Sept 6-7-The nth Maihe Reunion at
Bangor.
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Her Idea,

They were discussing the new house.
How about the SASH" asked the ar
chitect.
"Oh, something in baby blue" spoke
up the young wife.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29
American Standing

7oSay's Games
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29

and commission houses. Trade interests
also suffered freely. closed weak and III,
II points lower. Sales 1850 tons. Sep
tember 40. December 397
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Railroads and Steamboats,
Trains Leave AuguS dSF0Iov,
In Effect June 26, 1916,

GOING WEST-2lS \. NJ,
daily. and 800 A. NJ, (ey'
cept MondaD, PoNland
and Boston, 6,26 I. M
Lewiston, tarmjigton
,.UrklauQ, Porudhu, hvs.
ton, Montreal and Qlebec
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29
Eastern
Yesterdays Games
MI games postponed; rain.
Eastern League Standing

Today's Games
Bridgeport at Worcester.
New London at Hartford.
Lawrence at New Haven.
Lowell at Portland.
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New York Money Market

New York. Aug. 2S.
Mercantile paper 3sd3s per cent.
Sterling: Sixty-day bills 47ll. demand
4.75s. cables 4.76 7-16; francs, demand $500,
cables 5.9ol; marks, demand III. cables
1a: kronen, demand 12s cables - 7-16;
guilders. demand Az, cables Al 7-16: lires,
demand Gas cables 6.471; rubles, demand
80, cables 32s
Bar silver 66a
Mexican dollars 513
Government bonds strong
Railroad bonds easier
Time loans easier: 60 days 2sd3, 90 days
23034 six months 33d4
Call money steady: high q. low 2. rul-
ing rate p. last loan p. closing bid 2,
of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29


Miss Hazel Larrabee has returned
from Ocean Park, where she has been
passing several weeks.
Miss Annie Brown Of Greenfield,
Mass. who has been the guest Of her
brother, c. A. Brown, has returned
home
Extensive improvements are being
made to the Lancey House. which in
clude two large plate glass windows in
the office and an attractive railing
around the large veranda.
Mrs. Mabel Goode and son Edward
Of Fulton, n. Y, who has been visit
ing friends here and in Skowhegan,
left Monday on her return trip.
Leon Haines Of Hartland left here
Sunday for a visit in Brookline. Mass,
with his brother, S. r. Haines.
w. o. Buck of Portland was in town
Monday, the guest Of his daughter,
Mrs. w. B. Trckey
County Attorney T. A. Anderson uf
this town spoke at a Republican
meeting held in Solon Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bean Of Canaan
We're in town Sunday to attend the fu :
neral Of their cousin, the late Mrs.
Frank Lowell.
Attorney and Mrs. Guy f. Healey
and two children Of Somerville. Mass,
who were in town Saturday to attend
the Macomber- -Healey wedding, have
returned home.
Mrs. E. c. Hunter. Mrs. F. E. Bridg-
ham and Miss Nettie Mosher local
milliners. left Monday for Boston to
attend the millinery openings.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson has returned
from weeks visit with her mother in
Unity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29
Trolley League

Today's Games
Augusta at Gardiner.
Winthrop at HalloWeH.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29
iKABE iA0 KB0E3{HESSRoFFfT {}NHEkkS,
t National
Yesterday's Games

Pittsburg 8, Boston (hrst gane) Bos-
ton 3, Pittsburg fsecond game).
st. Louis 4, Brooklyn 0.
! Philadelphia s. Chicago @
Cincinnati 5, New York 2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29
American
Yesterdays Games

st. Louis. Boston, rain.
Chicago l, Philadelphia o.
Washington 2. Cleveland 0.
Detroit-New York, rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29
National Standing

Todsy's Games
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29

Williamson, Burleigh & Mel a.,
COUNSELORs Rs-AT-LAW
GRANITE BANK BLDG.
Ernest l.. Mclean. August, \,
Sanford L. roes' Telephone Nv
Office hours. s A. NJ. to SPM
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29
Mrs. John Daley

Word has been received here Of the
death of Mrs. John Daley Of Bangor,
which occurred Sunday night at A
hospital in Bangor. Her age was 80
years. Mr.. Daley was formerly resi-
dent Of this town and has many
friends here who will extend sympa-
thy in his bereavement
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29

Boston Stock Market
BOSTON RAILROADS.
& NJ. ......... 363 363 3ss 3s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20

nl,r removed from a.u W,,' Sixth sts,c'
wr'." 'net have made their home 'nr
-uu, Hwr to fn.r own home t 40 West
NiriH street
81 and Nl Gu, uVn Ju Friday
fHf 'Hp Zoo Sew YORK ri'N
=
Nf HuH Nr gut COZ OF rbInv'V
T,,.s. have removed to this Diy and arc
tt HON, f0 their friends 1f "a ias' So,
eufh street Mf Coz H brother ~ MIR
Fred Sutton Str Jbw.a \ COX. sNoihri
brother also n rlainucw has spent me
pssl week in fhe cts
y
Miss Sails TAYLOR uf IlA J.', Is ihs
guest Of Misses ulI,s ana Eigu Herring
AIr n , Ntleiis ~ ellen Elder kru.
srd Mrs = . Wallet of s,lim. Kan
who have been th' guests of Mr pni
Mrs Herbert Hsinrs lru this morning
fof their homes
.
Nr and Mrs e. D. Funk. Mr
1rd Mrs : B Howard Mr. and
Mrs u Jarrett. who spent tho week m
sulphur attending the dfuEgts,r oouvrn.
ton returned home frd,,
=
Mrs T . Hudson N pHlps aud her
brother Mr. Hcfi BROOKS prominent
banker oi Tuscon. AriI. ,rc tho guests
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SPECIAL MUSIC TO BE
GIVEN AT SERVICES

Tho Re-. Dr. W. n n Urch will re-
turn from Boston and New York and
occupy Iis pulpit at the Pilgrim Con-
grogatlona .hurch ~ both services to-
morrow Director Rowland ~ Williams
has prepared special musical program.
az follows Morning ~ Dcum. Con-
stance on'rtorF. selected. Mrs Lulu
NoNBu Evening Anthem. Great and
A. .NarycloIs Frames; offertory. 20. Low
iug Father" Mrs English. and fute
un.igpto. r. Humphrey. duet. God 10
I.oyc.' Elsie wade and Bculah Brain
ard
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Weddings.

The marriage Thursday of Miss Jose.
rhinc Hurst and NJ Ralph p.Wti
purnhsm ~ the home NJ tho bride /.
mother Mrs. Little Hurst, was . charm.
inR homo wedding witnessed Nv forty
guests. The house vas decorated mos,
charmingly with ferns. carnations and
roses and tho large how window "a.
banked with palms and ferns nj ths
hack n the simulated altar. on either
side ~ which we're two tall baskets "
Killarney roses, Faster lilies and ferns
Rev. w. " ", rtoh of the Pilgrim Con.
sensational church. performed the ccrc.
mony Just ~ o'clock Miss Hazel
Iylos sang Cadmnn's AT Dswnins" aud
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Culture Clubs.

The final meeting n the CIV Fedora
ton Vss held Thursday afternoon IN tho
nhnr, IN, ilirh school Patrons c'un
was voted to membership. and delegates
we're received from i'Art prsmstiuur.
which Inin.d the federation ~ the last
meeting ~ The executive hoard Mites
Wheclcn nond n me latter club made
clover little ialh
hc reports ~ the officers fHf tho work
~ tho wear vorc given that NJ Mrs
NrGfcgnr pourlss. historian. h'iur .s.
n'clall, interesting IN e. account ~ tN~
organization and first Years work In tho
federation Tho Philanthropy. commit
toe. ,hrnush Mrs n " uulrv. reported
seven hundred garments given 90 tho
need, W no "ity through the assistance
" tho dlncrrn, cluhs Most ~ thrsr
garments wet- n"w ~ ~ least f-mod-Ird
Mrs = \ lIcanrv ~ the legislative com
mi,,cc told ~ the work " the establish.
men, ~ % hospital Tor defective children
Tho committee u also working f0f an
nlii"raN MN, uiorv moonlight schools
and encouraging hctisr medical irsrr-.
ton in tho schools ~ Winnie Sanger
in ih. report frr the Homo Economics
committee told ~ tho baby week .sm-
p,irn and ~ practical results The
~, disni, Nis e. T. paugNrflN. who
continues No rfu.r fur tho nc,t wear o.
alfoad, h.anninr ihe work. oh,yh will
h0sin rafh ln October
see
Members NJ tho ncv Acorn g.uh Who
srrcpted tho invitation " tho Ncon club
NJ uuthrc lru ThutadsN morning fnr
that riiy we're Mines ! v Hamilton.
= " Rurks. = n Lucas, uu, oven
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Personal Points.

Mts George y Aver. aud daughter
virsinis ot ustden orc,e. iova. arrived
friday snd ar the sue.,s NJ Mfs Arthur
" Linssfslt and Ola friends The, wiu
onl, remain until Thursday. ss the, str
en- route TO los Angeles tat. where the,
will he Joined b, NJ Aver. tct On .,
tended stav
Miss Emma Catct " Hattisshurs
Mls. will arrive MONDAY fot visit
Nth her cousin. Ms usotre rfsisf
chscn
AA
Mrs. ientse Spencer. Nhn has hssp
quite W for some time. IL nou cun,s
iNsrcni
Mrs 3 = nf,s n Kansas tli, is the
suss, II hst mother Mfs y e iiub.
he'll
Mfs WIN Richardson and .op Master
hlh u Bedio'd Ci,,i Iowa. sre tho
guests ~ Mfs 7 n richardson ~ bst.
Inc sf'iVcd TUESDAY
Nj and Mrs r n Richardson Dr..
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Mondays Events

BIshop and Mrs. Francis Key
Brooke, reception for Dean and Mrs.
Frederick J. e3te.
Daughters OF Con'edofacy, Lee
tucklns.
chaNrp Dish, Mrs. Robert r..
Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Ludlow, eve
rlnu Tor Mr.. and Mrs. A, E Carney
OF okmuloee
Miss Margaret pettee, luncheon for
Mrs. J. J, Fred Meyer OF Hannibal
Mo
L. e T.. Mrs. 7. s. Anderson
Motherhood Culture club. fathers
evening, Mrs. w. u. p. Trudueon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20

Th, !, eason ~ outing. and outing
shit,' ate surc TO I've needed. Thi, ono
u designed Tor the boys and Il is cl,se,l
IN the coa, style that makes I, ea.y 20
adjust. The neck may he finished With
hish NJ 4 ruund collar. There are
many different materials that arr being
us,,l ict garments ni this soft but madrs.
and ionscc are iavcti,e. it every day
wc,ti tub .'lt is htcd for very warm
weather and Tor certain cc,asion. linen N
hsht seishi is desirable. too. The .hir,
can tc made With a PLAIN hack or With a
yoke and this yoke may be cut .rsish,
of po,n,e'iu In the illustration, natural
coicrcd ronscc is the material and s,ncr
pongec washes well and erdures hard
usage !, !. q desirable material.
For the "a wear si,c will h, needed, a,
yards n material a. inche. wide, AZ
yards 70 or ilS yard. a.
The pattern No. oo5i !. Gu, In s,e.
fcf bcys from !, to 10 ycsr II age. 4,
vill ~ mailed to any addrcs. 6y the
fashiou Dsrsr'mcr, oi THE pager. ss
sveept u ten esaiA
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NIH hove q banquet Tuesday at $40
D.,l0,D ~ me- FIRST Methodist church.
r y y
Tho i'nornl Al1 society Of the First
Luth"rnn church viii meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs H. B Houghton.
~ = N''' Fourteenth street
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Announcements.

Mr ard Mrs Earl Bu't nnnounc"
the engagement of their daughter, Mau-
rlne. 20 Mr Robert Leighton Smith, son
NJ Mr. and Mrs James 4 Smith NJ Nua
West Nineteenth street The wedding
will be- celebrated Wednesday, juno II.
NJ thr home Of lhs brides uncl" and
wife. Mr and Mrs W T.. Clement ~
Highland Park Dallas Texas The wed
ding marty viii include Miss Lcnofe
Moore of Fort worth. ihc maid Of
honor. and four Young ladies from h'r'.
Aiascs Lillian Edwards. Blanche cnrg'n.
Snde Anderson and Lillian Tiduum ~
hridesmaids Tho brides hroih't Mr
Edward butt win be thD hest mon lltr
NE BETTY Clements of pHllHs daughter
NJ Mr. 1ni Mrs " = rlrmonp VIII
he the flower girl
Miss Butt. who s. o charming lirl ~
the Younger set. has resided ~ thls ciiN
until last fan when shc accompanied
her mother Ia pailas and entered Chris
unn college ~ Fort WoTth Sh" lIs
always devoted much time 10 study ard
following her course boo the hsh school
hcfr tool u course tu journalism NJ tn'
state university nt NOrudn. Later doing
special reporting mud intcr,I,vinf cor
The Times while attending Christian
,o,i'gC she hrs been ,umsc 'lnG course
in domestic science and viii graduate ln
th,t department June
Nj smith ~ one of the r's,ua wang
business men ~ the ,.iv. being assistant
cashier ~ the stat, National bank Hrd
also holding the position ~ treasurer ~
the school hoard
Following q wedding trip ~ o. fort.
night Mr Smith and hs bride viii rs-
turn to his eft, and will hr ~ homo 10
their friends st ~, Wcs, Seventeenth
street
MIR George y. Ayers " Garden
Grove. Iowa who arrived Friday viii
be tho honor guest at . number ~ in
formal affair during her short stay
here To-day MrA q Young enter
, taincd n few friends informally ~
luncheon fof Mr. AycrS Monday Mts
Samuel ~ Harris viii have a double
'oursome for game n golf NJ IN"
Country club followed by u luncheon Ut
hor homo Tuesday. Mr. Arthur \
idngnfou VIII have double foursomo
Nnd luncheon ~ the Country club Tor
her house guest Wednesday. Mrs Rus
sell O. LoNo viii entertain NJ luncheon
honoring Mr. Ayers, md also Tor tho
bride elect, Miss Elizabeth prn snice
and ~ farewell for Miss Lillian CON
slant who vii leave shortly for hct
home In Kansas CITY and for Miss
Emma ,Carcy II Hsttieshurs. Nile
Thursisy. Mrs Roy FinrtIy viii have "
few NJ Mr. Ayers intimate friend, In
for luncheon
N2A
Mrs " A Rulklcy will entertain In
formally M luncheon Thursday ip homo,
NJ Mrs " y Avery NJ Colorado Springs
who viii arrive MONDAY for u vlslt with
her sister, Mrs " G Burke.
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'fHrs S'fc % uf''r r.r. ua 'u Nr
llbs'll. hnN pf station. 2. N. D. N
M.'l'llani &c.. ". Nsn .Hr. aud t
dc'i NJ ulfds 'u leather .trr 'u Nr
Russell a. Low. Nfs Matthew = klu.
received the cuusualp" n p.|. of ,m.
hfnidrfN t,Issuf. Ion 1u rmlruisH Ot.r
\ collation. vrs se',r' 'i hs ,'o'. ai
The evening
~ unufIBl hriui v,s 'rs dsIilh'u.
hfdg" luncheon gi,sn trdr Do. Nfs
Nlff"d Iyfon Potter trH Wf, John T.
culherson H. Bt Tho attractive home NJ
Mira Potter IN CIlhrfisun Heights Tho
tables were adorned with baskets NJ
,s'lc1 and white ri, and th' s,inc cnl.
"fs were carried out .u 1l' the "details
~ tho luurheun IN. hustrssss vsf, 1s.
Sisted by Nmr EHilri e Wals 4
VI Nyd'soue nui Waite e. DBu vrH
HAIRY " Wrldfnr received tho n,,u IN
hirh tr1rc n h'ndaomr Sheffield ,~ss.
table dish. 1ni Nf. taNrrnUe Ni'is
m" second \ pair 0f Ntisfit rmhfp.i.
cred inflow cVes Me- " T. iior,n
Waf The fortunate winner ~ tho Jpus0ls
ton. dainty rlsUirulIrf with yri'lV
shade The ru'.fa ~ tho NrrHsirn veft
Nncf " walker " e. ne,r w,'.
ter short. ! " Nrrrigrd Ir = NJ
N,d'lotic samuel N GiNi ~ O. fsu.
man. and John FtrdsfirtsNr. ' y
rt,ton. 7 e. srforr Horrr.H y
Jones charles y NrCaurhrv Ilrf
- SNYDER Frank Shoem,kef. George "
Riti"nhnusc " 4 tiomtn Lawrence
Mil. = y ncisnn. rhiilip Fierce. los.
cph llucklns Harry GnN y y Ulstc.
Edgar ftceucy = Edgar ilnrroli. "
nur~. Hunter \ Cpycfofi Orn liza
Harrison. Jack NushufV W 3 uulkir,
Marry Wrldfon y Johns T. v
Lonnrv. rhsrles Hnrrs " = Vuisr.
charles Stiles 1eofr, Gforpr. trsicn,k
J Rate Francis krN HfNNke ant Nita
Caroline clarke and Mis- rfpNrcs Ihn
eock ~ Paris Tes
, hridsr luncheon ~ io,si, appoint
menis was ihe entertainment slvrn
twslv" guests Friday b, Mr. sam ~
MARY \ weslth ~ sntlnr blossoms dsr.
Grated the apartments sni IN ih~ An
inT foom = rfofusinp ~ sweet pc,s IN
plnt and white derkri 'hc stls ~.
tors ~ dfln', rnfssn's we're ri,sn 'he
guests. ~ M" rsns " auction uff
otis Geet With tho hsh srorc received
= rslf ~ book ends ani Mrs q
friekc lsnuef h0, w, \ y Nus,ush
was IN" recipient ~ the consolation n
bedtime set In lalu.f Guests NJ the ur.
castor werr Mines n y McNuliiu uus
deer. \ 3 Ftitks. \ y Mnsush wi.
Ham LsuN. Efncsl Reynolds. winam \
ncnnls. " N flowers. \ : ilatnrd
John Wilson and \ n PAYNE
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Pleasures Past.

wealth of roses bioomcd lu ever
uoot Hud rpurs OF fnr home Of Mrs
Cmhrc Hwrhudg' W.lHr.d, and Thurs
dn, WHOM Mrs Rurlrdar and Mrs
Marion f. .milrr entertained with twt
d,lirhiful afternoons ut auction tn,
h',I H,i IsrfIn" uf fu.,a ~ honey
surtl. illed ih, ur arI lbc ouIors M
ulpl and green we're carried ont hoo 1911
the charming details Ih, dining room
lubl, hatNa tall crystal vase of pink roses
rufrouIdad b, smaller bud NrHr4 joined
with ropes ~ tulle and cItmhcrnF wut
roses lu m" midst of winch were poised
brilliant butterflies quaint h'wpies tl'd
with fulio added 10 th" aftrciiNoucss ~
the iphlo Wher0 mint punch ess served
throughout th, afternoon. liud vases 0'
pink ROSES wore pacrt on the smaller
rnhlc- ~ 'he luncheon hour Nhen tNo
hostcss'z were assisted hy. Mrs Rur
bridges daughters Msrf- isabel aHd
M,rcroiia Others who HoI-t'd iu the
hospii iliticz for me 40 afternoons were
Mines " Jones O. g. Frost. s !
Kr,pp- and % = Kat. Tho tNor-
which Wcrc the Nmr Tor mo-" two ds,s
were -ilF lingerie md 70 prot'. fudge
sufon. and nm Wedrcsd,, wcr' presented
10 Ms Tuuk e. nnis'r and T. "
Hughes ,d ou THURSDAY ~ NrH g. I
Knight and = e. puaney Among the
-,,cui, five guests entertained we're
Mr. ~ " Io,s ~ Purcell Mrs ileur,
schaff'r N " Reno and Mrs Io'ti'
Worcester M Emd
NHN
Tho pupils of uiss Uelsors Philip.
s.ri.d In io'ui recital Thursday cye'
niug In N" studio NJ MI" Consnt
i7ig Norih Shtuei avenue Vhcu y~t,
Interesting program Vbs given. One oi
the most enjoyable f'stures " the eve
rng Vss IN" drueug ~ Mite ronnnt
TN, program was followed hv social
hour and the serving nj punch Tha
tuplls presented bv Mis- rhillipf N'rs
Louis" Vitginls Hoffef. Carolync wood
FINELY Hess Anna Frances Rtau't
Rosslic Hill and \ J Ufhsnsky, Nile
.Ctrant's pupls were Elizabeth Dough
citN Dorothy Sunulding. n,ulHh Raii
Davis and Josephine Davis
= y .
Mr. Gala n Long entertained most
chafminrly with bridge luncheon tri'
dny IN honor ~ Mrs J. Fred M,Sefs o'
~ Hannibal Mo The four small tables
were covered With pink and clusters
of pink roses we're the floral decorations
Mrs q II. iialscll and Mrs. A ! 'ts'
han asaistcd the hosters In serving N
the game NJ auction following. the favor
inr ,hirh score. vanity purse was pre-
,cnfsd to Mt. y T. vRilrtt NJ Salins
kan for hirh score the honor guest
receiving the same favor Miss olicc
Herring received the consolation Guests
NJ m. ocarsion were Misses Myn VII
son. Winiifcd McGhsssn. Olice and ~.
gtn Herring sallir rsNlnr ~ Elk city
and Mines y = Nallrtt ~ Salinn. Kan
Gcofsc Cooke. " " u Foster. Gore
Hagat. N,udc Van Ness. James sharpe
James J kifkp,tfick John Rcck. nsf
ron Housel. raul jenkins and Harry
l.inree
sRs
judge and Mrs y \ Richardson en-
teftsinrd informally At auction Friday
evening In honor oi Mft Ewing Halsei
of Nlnlh nsshts ~ pink and red
toses decorated tbc apartments, and IN,
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OF their brotbcr-In.lsw and sister. Nr
and Mrs " y Groves Of 1925 LnRood
boulevard
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Mrs. " A Rulklcy viii entertain In
formally NJ luncheon Thursday In honor
NJ Mrs " Y Avery NJ Colorado springs
who viii arrive Monday for vlsit with
her sister. Mrs W G Burke
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Mf' John " nutfo'd had as hcr guests
iof ramc ~ auction followed W a.
dainty luncheon Friday Mines H X
rnSnsend Henf, O,cthois,r. John Hale
and I. Daniels
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knfskins and music. followed b, "a lunch
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
TRADING PHILIPPINES.

To an article in the Independent
suggesting that the United States might
make a good bargain by trading the
Philippines for the British possessions
in tropical America the St. Louis Re-
public answers that II one proceeds
upon the theory that the Philippines
will never be fit for independence and
that they are the property of the Unit
ed States, to be traded for other SIM
liar property, very good case may be
made out for this plan. At least it
would look good to the United States;
but there are old-fashioned Americans
who think that the principles upon
which this government Is founded are
more precious than anything that
could be shown to us from q high
mountain.
While an unfortunate political cir
cumstance has induced this country to
govern unwilling people, the consent
OF the government" is still an element
In just government. according to the
American theory, and this country has
no higher mission than to make popu-
lar government In It's broadcast sense
the government OF all the world.
We cannot be true to that mission
and treat any people as part OF our
stock in trade to be bartered for our
advantage