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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-07-15
trustees Sale
Real Estate
IN ELKTON, MD.

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
for Cecil County. Md, passed in cause, in
said Court, between Lillian V. Enos and hus-
band, plaintiffs and Arthur VI. Rambo and
others. defendants. the undersigned, as Trus-
tee, will offer at public sale At The Court
House door, in the town O., Ekton, in said
Cecil County, on
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Ordered. this sixteenth day of June, 1916.
that the sale of property mentioned in these
proceedings. made and reported by Charles B.
Finley, Jr.. Attorney, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause TO the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the seventeenth day of August
next. provided copy of this order be inserted
IN some newspaper printed and published In
Cecil County once week for one month before
the eighteenth da yof July next
The report states the amount of sale to be
sl25000.
c. s. PEACOCK, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
l7ju-5ts c. S. PEACOCK Clerk
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Double Frame DWELLING House a

now occupied by Isaac Wilson and Archie
Bryan, as tenants.
the North, with front Of 81 feet, more or
ess, on said MIburn street and dspth Of
Col feet; being part Of the parcel of land
Conveyed by the deed hereinbefore mentioned.
Il The improvements on this lot cCnJst Of
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ORDER NISI.
Re. The Mortgaged Real Estate of Ira
Wells and wife

Wells and wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County,
In Equity, No. 1928.
Ordered This tenth day of July. 1916, thaT
the report of Hester Hess, Special Auditor.
mentioned in these proceedings. be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the sixth day of August
next, provided copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Cecil county once in each of two
successive weeks before the thirtieth day of
July, 1916.
c. s. PEACOCK Clerk
True Copy-Test:
l5jy-2t' C. S. PEACOCK, Clerk.
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DOUBLE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE

Bw occupied by George Eindman and William
ghes, as tenants.
40. 3-All that lot, adjoining No 2, on the
9Th, with front of 81 feet, more or less,
@Milburn street and depth Of lOl feet;
eyed by the deed hereinbefore mentioned.
nc imnroYenants On Iris lot cnneist Of a
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A Positive Public Sale
OF
PersonaIProperty

And no undertaking. The subscriber hav-
ing sold his farm and having to give pos
session of the same will sell all the personal
effects on said farm, situate on the road from
Porters Bridge to RowlandVille, Cecil county,
Md. about one mile from the former place, on
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No. /, Bay Mare, coming s yrs. This is as
fine mare as ever went on the road. No. 2,
Brown Mare. yrs. old, sound and right and a
good one. No. 9, Black Horse, good worker
and single line leader. No. 4. good Mule
fine worker and single line leader
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ORDER NISI
In Re.-The Mortgaged Real Estate of Levi
E. Patterson and Wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity, No. 33O9

Ordered, this twentieth day of June. 1916.
that the sale of property mentioned in these
proceedings, made and reported by Joshua
Clayton. Attorney, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the twenty-fourth day of August
next. provided copy of this order be inserted
IN some newspaper printed and published in
Cecil County once week for one month be-
fore the twnety-fifth day of July next
The report states the amount of sale to be
$4,000.
c. S. PEACOCK, Clerk
True Copy-Test:
24jun-5t+ c. S. PEACOCK, Clerk
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DOUBLE FRAME DWELLIkG HOUSE

of them being now occupied BY Alexander
hanson, as tenant.
Srcels Nos. /, 2, 8. and 4 will he offered
4sately ana thth as IA = |no,e, tne Fus'ee
@a A plat of the lots will be shown at
ne of sale.
saMs OF SALE one-third Of he pur-
A1iponey, in cash, on the day OF sale bal
Msh six months from the, day Of sale;
sayments to bear interest from the day
,f conveyance, including L. S. Stamp
IA to be paid by the purchaser.
ROBERT c. THACKERY,
Tsarrett aucticueor. Trustee.
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DOUBLE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE

occupied by Eliza Andersen and Arthur
& as tenants.
All that lot adjoining No. 3. On the
ID, with a front Of 81 4. feet, more or less,
iilburn street. and depth Of lOl feet
{ or less, conveyed by said deed herein
,re mentioned.
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DOUBLE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE

how occupied by Aotls Jones and Charlotte
Slow as tenants.
s No. 5-An that VACANT LOT, adjoining
No. 4, on the North, with a front of 50 feet,
IN Mlburn street and depth of 1O1 feet
@eing the second parcel mentioned in and con-
eyed ty said deed from Clinton Mccullough.
attorney, to the said Elizabeth Rambo.
NO. 6-All that Lot, adjoining No. 8, on the
North with front Of Al feet, en- Milburn
street and depth Of lOl feet, conveyed by
said deed hereinbefore mentioned.
The innnrONernentS -his 1T .nn-.-t Of n
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ORDER NISI.
Re: The Mortgaged Real Estate of Russell
Z. Riley.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County
In Equity No. 1892
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FOR SALE-7 liz Horse Power Gasoline
Engine. In frst-class condition. Will be sod6
Home Mfg. Light & Power Co..
II juiy-tf' Elkton, Nd
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FOR SALE-Residence ON Bow street. Elk
ton. Those interested apply to
r. CONSTABLE,
Id jan-u' Elkton, Nd
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Automobile for Sale

Maxwell Special, 5-passenger touring car
in frst-class condition, fully equipped Has.
been run 10000 miles. Will sell cheap for
cash. CLARENCE DEIRERT
l5jul-tft Elkton Ma
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Stock

The undersigned will sell at public sale at
his residence near Bethel Church, / 1-2 miles
West of North East. and one mile South of
Leslie Station, near b. o. railroad, Cecil
county, Md, on
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WANTED.
Track Men Wanted

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co. needs track men. Pay s1.s0 per
day. Steady work.
15jly-1t+ Apply Nearest Agent
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7 mich COWS VI

Good mixers, 8 that will be fresh this fall ;
fine Holstein bull coming 2 years; Holsten
Heifers coming 2 yrs. 7 SHOATS ranging
in weight from $50 to l75 lbs. Poland China
brood sow, farrow October l.
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Wednesday, July 10, 1916
N Heifers, Bulls, ShOatsNA,

FOUR HoLsTEIN HEIFERS will be fresh
this fall, Williams stock entitled to register.
Is HEAD FINE GUERNSEY HEIFERS, COM
ing in profit this fall. Guernsey Bulls. One
entitled 70 register. Can get papers for him.
FAT COW, 2 Cows in profit, 25 Shoats, all
sizes. Brood Sows. one with pigs at side,
others will farrow soon.
IMPLEMENTS.
One top buggy. l runabout, sets driving
harness, / set nearly new. This stock is all
in good shape and will positively be sold for
the high dollar as | have made a contract
with the b. & o Railroad to furnish teams
and work road from Philadelphia to Pitts
burg, and have one to take care and look
after it.
TERMS CASH or 3 months credit by giving
bankabe note and adding discount.
Sale at / o'clock p. NJ
A. C. RUSSELL.
A. j. Jones & Son. Aucts. jlyl5|
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Have your auto TO look like new, BY best
paints and varnishes put on by best Mechanics
and at very reasonable prices We also make
all kinds Of Bus and Delivery bodies for all
kinds of chassis. On orders for work now
given US we will allow one-half bridge toll
Write or see us at once
BURNS BROS,
llmar-d" Havre de Grace, Nd
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FOR RENT.
~~>~>>~~~r~~>~~>~>>~->>~S~~
FOR RENT-Office Building, East Main
street, next Exchange Hotel, Elkton. Apply to
o. A. GILPIN.
l5jy-2t' p. o. Box 12z.
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GILLING SKIFF FOR SALE-22x7 feet, 4
II. p, Hall Gas Engine. 1925. Apply by let
ter. DAVID WYRE, Richardson Park. Del 151t
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Thursday, July 20, 1916
% 3 HORSES AND MULE

following property to-wit:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01

giving birthday party to which all
the youngsters of the LIST Infantry gar
rison were invited. II: &C.,. "a.
..... X @. .".. ..zE
. Lieut.. and Mrs. livingston Watrous
entertained at dinner on Thursday for
Lieut. and Mrs. Louie Beard
Mrs. Francis McComas of San Fran.
cisco was the guest OF Mrs. Frank
keefer. on Monday. .sz,, - -.,sz4.
=
Mrs. Guy G. Palmer gave luncheon
on Saturday, entertaining for % ladies
of the garrison: ...-... =:
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are staying at the Moana in town,
but expect to return to the coast next
week They will be the guests of
Capt and Mrs. Carey at tea on Sun
day afternoon. About 20 of the gar
rison people have been invited in to
meet them. r. +
Col. and Mrs. Frank Keefer had as
overnight guests on "Wednesday, Miss
Edith Thompson of NJ iSaIsee, who is
sojoWuing in Eonolulr, aud Capt s
S. Creighton, who motored out from
town in time for. dinner and the hop.
-
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold Vendeveer
entertained at dinner on Wednesday
for Cart and Mrs. Augustine Mcin-
tyre, Lieut.. Harold Huntley and
Lieut.. Ballard Lyerly. Later they
went to the hop. @. !.
Capt. and Mrs. Edward Carey of the
st Infantry had as house guest over
"Wednesday AMI Thursday, Miss Ag,
mes Mitchell Of New York City, fer
whom they entertained at dinner on
Wednesday. =
On Sunday, Col and Mrs. Frank
Keefer entertained at dinner for Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Thompson of Milwau.
kee, Maj. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds,
Miss Thompson and Capt S. S.
Creighton.
Miss Bertha Bates of St Louis has
been the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Hen
ry S. Kilbourne this week. Tuesday
Mrs. Kilbourne gave a luncheon, in
viting to meet her Lieut.. and Mrs. S.
A. Beard.
On Saturday of last week, Lieut.,
and Mrs. TRULY Martin gave a charm
ing dinner for Capt. and Mrs Ray
mond Pratt, Lieut.. and Mrs. Louie
Beard, and Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert
Cheney. ~ #..... F..
Arriving on the Great Northern on
Friday morning. was Mrs. Allen B.
Smith Of Omaha, Nebraska, who
comes to visit her son-in-law and
daughter, Capt. and Mrs. Clarence r.
Day. .s.# ...t|.~ 49, :.. ~
Mrs. Livingstone Watrous was
Mrs. Livingston Watrous was
hotel on Friday, entertaining for Mes
danes William Gritty, Rawson War
rem, Clyde Crusan and Jerome Pillow.
Lieut. and Mrs. Ernest G. Culnm
entertained on Wednesday for Mrs
Gideon Van Poole and Miss Brinck-
ley, who were their guests for the
Wednesday hop, and for the night.
On Saturday evening Capt and Mrs
Clarence r. Day entertained in honor
of Capt. and Mrs William Chitty, Civ.
ing an auction party by way of fare
we'll 4. =....... ...
Capt. Mudd will be an outgoing
passenger on the Thomas next week
to be stationed at the Eetterman gen
eral hospital in San Francisco.
Mrs. Charles l.. Willard has been
the house-guest of Capt. and Mrs.
David Stone for a number of days
this past week ~.~..... . . j..
Lieut.. Alexander Johnson of tbP
cavalry will also sail on the Thorn
as, having completed his tour of fla-
waiian service. .-a:.~
"-. -
Mrs. William Nalle entertained for
Mrs. Rawson Warren on Wednesday
afternoon, giving an informal bridge,
.:. - g.:
Little Margaret Hartnett celebrated
her birthday on Thursday artrTnIull
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FT. SKATER SOCIETY

Especial Star Bulletin CorraspondenceI
FORT SKATER, April f.-One of
the prettiest as we'll as one of the
most enjoyable affairs OF the past
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two children, Ben and Rose McGlel.
Ian, returned Tuesday from Sch0field
Barracks. where they have been the
house-guests OF Mrs. Elvid Hunt for
the past ten days. While at Schotield
little Rose was the motif for a very
enjoyable party, at which Mrs. Hunt
entertained number OF the little
folks of the garrison in her honor.
= -
Mrs. Ralph Hoe iday entertained the
post sewing cluD at her quarters in
the cantonment on Tuesday afternoon
Among those present at the meeting
were Mrs. William X. Dashiell. Mrs
Pearson, Mrs. B. w. Atkinson, Mrs
William Reese Scott, Mrs Raymond
Wheeler, Miss Hill, Mrs. William B.
Cochran, Madame Cochran Mis-. +. r.
Black, Mrs. Peck and others,
Z Mrs. BrociSway OF philadelphia,
who has been the house.guest of Maj
and Mrs. Edgar for the past couple. OF
months, was passenger on the China
when she sailed for the Orient. where
Mrs. Brockway expects to make an
extended visit. Later, on her return
trip to the mainland. Mrs. Brockway
will again visit Honolulu, where she.
has made many friends.
-
The Monday Evening Card Club,
which meets on ladies' night at the
End Infantry Club, and the meetings
which have been omitted for the past
couple of weeks on account of the
absence of so many from the posi-,
will be resumed next Monday evening,
and Mrs. William B. Cochran will be
hostess. t.<.. -.
There, will not be formal hop this
month, as had been planned by the
hop committee, due to the fact that
the troops have been in the field and
the time is too short to make the
necessary arrangements for large
affair, so it has been decided to hold
an informal one this month on Friday
evening
Capt. and Mrs Alden C. Knowles
entertained at most enjoyable din
ner party last week in their quarters
in the main post in honor of Col. and
Mrs. Walter Chatfield, Col and Mrs.
B. w. Atkinson, Mrs Lloyd r. Fred
endall and Mrs. Upper .-.>
- -. ~. .... p.
Col. and Mrs B. w. Atkinson left
Wednesday afternoon for motor trip
around the island and will be the
house-guests for few days of Mr..
and Mrs. SwanZy at their country
place on the north side of the island.
The April transport from San Fran.
cisco will bring several officers for
the End Infantry. Col. Harry l.. Rob-
erts and Maj. William Wefgel are
among those who are expected.
Mrs. Charles H. Lincoln has issued
invitations to buffet supper on Sun.
day evening at her home in Manoa
Valley. =. ...... ....,
Lieut.. John B. Richardson, who has
been OIL sick report for the past few
days, is once more able to be out
OUR GIRLS ARE WEARING THEM.
Novelty sleeves for spring continue
in coats. Il.
The skirts of evening frock8 are as
full as ever. :..- -.
Tailor made coats have bright col.
ored faCings. IT,. "
The pointed tulle TUNES are begin
ming to. go out. -. Il
Leather handles are new on WON.
ems umbrellas.
Much trimming is prophesied for
the new skirts. -. T..
Hollands cost of mobilization up to
January, 1916, is estimated at $103 :
0.iIl M. hT-f I,r, n.4tol, NFas. A h
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On Saturday evening Capt. Leo
Mudd will entertain at dinner at
Heinie's Tavern for Col. and Mrs.,Wal
ter Kendall, Col. and Mrs. Frank Keef-
er, Col. and Mrs. Frederick Reynolds,
Mai. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds, Capt
and Mrs. Foucar Miss Thompson,
Mai. and Mrs. Benjamin Edger, Mir.
Mudd and Capt Creighton. ....~:~.
Airs. and Miss Mitchell OF New York
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Chaplain Fealy of the LIST Field Ar
tillery and Capt. Leo -Mudd of the
Medical Corps returned to the post
on Tuesday after having enjoyed an
unusually interesting trip to the vol
cano. This Saturday Mrs. TRULY
Martin and Miss Carrie Mcmahon will
leave for Hilo to take the volcano trip,
returning on Tuesday next r..
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Mrs. Messner and Mrs. Champe
Cook of St Paul, Mimi, were the
honor guests of Mrs. Joseph Janda
when she entertained at luncheon on
Thursday Sweet peas decorated the
table In a pretty manner, around
which covers were placed for Mes
danes Cook, Messner, George Kumpe,
William Male, Robert Cheney, TRULY
S'tfartin and Joseph Janda. ....
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Lieut.. Alexander Johnson of tbP
cavalry will also sail on the Thorn
as, having completed his tour of Ha-
waiian service. .-a:. ..-
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Mrs and Miss Mitchell Of New York
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Mrs. William Nalle entertained for
Mrs. Rawson Warren on Wednesday
giving an informal bridge
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Capt and Mrs. John Boniface enter
tained onSThursday afternoon. giving
q riding party, which was followed
by a supper served at the Boniface
quarters. Those who assembled for
the ride ct 4 o'clock we're Miss Doro-
thy Palmer. Miss Victoria Pick, Lieut..
and Mrs. joseph Daily, DR.. Pick and
Lieuts5 Rothwell, Frederick Stewart,
Oswald Saunders, and Capt. and Mrs.
Bonifaee. The party rode from the
post to the Eucalyptus Ranch, return
ing In the evening to enjoy the deli
cious supper.
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On Sunday, Col. and Mrs. Frank
Keefer entertained at dinner for Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Thompson of Milwau.
kee, Maj. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds,
Miss Thompson and Capt. S. S.
Creighton
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Col and Mrs. Samuel L. Faison en-.
tertained at luncheon at the Country
Club on Tuesday in honor of Mrs.
Louis B. PARROT and Mrs. Francis Nc.
Comas of San Francisco. Those in.
vited to meet them were Col. John
Guilfoyle, Lieut.-col. and Mrs. Frank
Keefer, and Capt. Alexander Mac
Nab. Daisies in profusion decorated
the luncheon table very >prettily.
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Miss Bertha Bates of St Louis has
been the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Hen
ry S. Kilbourne this week. Tuesday
Mrs. Kilbourne gave a luncheon, in
viting to meet her Lieut. and Mrs. S
A. Beard.
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Confessions ofaWlfe
ass of spring

made bread and a glass of spring
water.
Strawberries and homemade
bread will always be associated in
my mind with my great love and
great happiness" she said almost
to herself.
smiled family, for, little
book, you remember that wild
rainy night which brought me the
declaration of Dicks love. Ever
since | have loved rainy days.
I'VE sat oHthe porch and ate
our lovely luncheon" continued
my little nurse, and there to the
accompaniment of singing birds
and droning bees in an at
mosphere of rose fragrance we
planned our home.
wen have the living room
with all dull blue and the soft
terra Gotta hues, Kohkara rugs,
japanese prints and other beauti-
full things that | have always
longed for and never thought |
would have.
" Buy anything you want,
sweetheart. and charge 1t to me,
said Harvey with the magnificent
disregard of youth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06

You can get most of it at the
store. I'll tell dad I'm simply
bored to death with mothers So
ciety program and am going to
set up bachelor quarters.
Dad will be so happy to put
a spoke in the wheels of mothers
plans for making me society
man that he will give me carte
blanche. I'll tell him I'm going
to send a household decorator to
the store to buy the things, and
there you are
But, Harvey, suppose some
one recognized ME as your
nurse?"
There will be no one in the
store to recognize you except dad,
and he is hardly ever in the pur-
chasing department. The risk will
not be great
81 wish, Mrs. Waverly, | could
describe to you the Joy of the
next two weeks.
First we found a little apart
ment, way out on the east side,
where no one knew either of us.
1t was the dearest place of six
rooms and two baths, beautiful
porch, which | dressed up in
chintz and wicker.
Don't ask prices Alice dear,
said Harvey, i want for once in
your life you should have what
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you want
81 simply turned myself loose,
and that little place was to my
eye-and also to Harvey's perfect
when | got through with 1t.
1T took me over a month to get
everything ready and was conf
IDENTIFY expecting to take a ride
into another town some day and
come back to it Harvey's wife,
when he came to me and said, Il
am afraid the mater suspects that
something is in the wind. She has
planned trip for me and the rest
of them to Hot Springs. I'll have
to go, dear, but I'll try and get
away from them in a week.
Now what | want you to do
is to go over to the flat and live
until | come back.
But Harvey, 1t will be so
lonely, | am afraid l cannot do it.
Please, dearest, let me think
of you as there while l am gone.
"Of course l consented and he
went with his people.
II was not unhappy, for l kept
myself busy making little changes
in the place and trying to imagine
what 1t would be when Harvey
would be there with me.
AT last without warning one
afternoon he came.
Continued Tomorrow,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06
Trying for Tourists

Seymour Rice, manager of the Kansas City Grand
Opera House, is loudly lamenting the new styles in
womens dress Saith Mr.. Rice, in effect, that peo-
pie go to the theaters to things which are Edif-
ferent bizarre and startling etc, etc.
Nowadays, he AYERS by standing on the street cor
ners Ill Kansas City one may witness sights the
bZarrest theaters never served up Because of
which the public no longer patronizes the two dol
lar show but focks to the free one
We are too wise to be taken in This is only a
clever chamber of commerce stunt to attract con-
tourist traffic to Kansas CITY.
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Personal = and . Social

The women of the Aleer So
ciety of st. Leos parish will give
card party and social in st.
Leo's hall tomorrow night for the
Betterment league.
Ivy AUXILIARY, o. Il. s., will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Ellis, 719 South
seth street.
Logan p. T. A. will hold a reg
ular meeting at 3:15 Thursday
in the school.
Mrs. Henry Hewitt, jr., sol
North 4th, will entertain men,
bers of the Women's league of
the First Congregational church
this afternoon.
Mrs. Henry MOhr, S15 South
Ainsworth ave., will entertain the
Women's Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church
Wednesday night at o'clock.
Tacoma grade teachers will
give a birthday banquet tomor-
row afternoon at Rhodes tea
room.
Mrs.. G. M. Darling announces
plans for a dance March 10 in
the Masonic temple to be given
by Tacoma chapter, o. E. S.
The literary department of the
Women's club will entertain at
luncheon Friday at the home of
Mrs. M. Wright, 925 South Aims
worth ave.
Topaz circle, Women of Wood
craft, will entertain at a card
party Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. George Sheridan,
3709 South L street.
The Washington T.. It. A. will
meet Thursday afternoon. The
program will include a talk on
Home Gardening" and music.
Mrs. j. @. Elder, 1916 North
Cove street, will entertain the
Forethought club tomorrow aft
ernoon.
The auxiliary Of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers
will give a card party next Fri
day afternoon in the East Side
Odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. W. w. Pascoe, SIS CO.
lumbia ave. south, will entertain
the Alpha club this afternoon.
Gen. Logan circle, Ladies Of