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has been made by heavier than air

has been made by a heavier than air
machine
Still another reason why 1t was de-
. cided TO get away without further delay
Is that an exceptional conjunction or
planets is available just now. for the
navigation charts which form part or
Major Tryggvc Grams equipment show
Rigcl, SIRIUS. RcGulus. Spica, Arcturus
and Vega following corses across the
June heavens. which would prove or
immense service under any atmospheric
conditions. making sights on them us
sible:
The charts show declarations Of these
stars, with times for the forty-ftth.
thirticth and fifteenth meridians. This
covers distance from a point just Off
the Newfoundland coast to point :ust
off the Irish coast.
Major Gran, with Lieutenant r. A.
McMullcn. r. A. F.. worked out these
charts. which arc made on tracing cloth.
so that If desired they can be used over
the map OF The ocean. revolving on roll
lers like q record for an automatic
piano.
Another instrument that is to be car
ricd by the Atlantic is a drift indicator
designed and made by Gran and AcStrl-
len This is a device with which quite
extraordinary things cen be done. with
single computation it will be possible
TO show whct course should be stecred.
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NEGRO F|END
To Be TRIED.
AosuaAA Negro Held ss NoundSVAue
Rxispa Goes TO MarSnSburg
- Tor Trial

enn.snI Dispatch to the IntclltEencer
eNARTrNSBURG W. Va. June en-
orser 10 prevent any mob violence our
Snr the trial of Hugh Ferguson. a Mar
tinsburx negro, accused OF crfninally
sSsanltinx Mrs. Ernest Zimmerman. OF.
rTar~,n comfy. several weeks ago. about
Sorty special officers from BerkEey' Nor
rao and Mineral counties. IN adhtlon 10
An rnusually large number OF guards
Srono the state penttentiary at MOUNDS
VIE. are due to arrive in 6erkeiey
Springs. near here. some time to-mor,
row when an indictment will be asked
sra;nst Ferguson II the jurors Una a
tr,e bin against the negro will race a
fury OF twelve men on WEDNESDAY. FeF
ruson has been in the penttentiarE since
the day following his arrest because On
the action Of a mob OF several hunoreo
men in breaking down the Jail door Al
Rnrkeley Springs in an effort 70 !Sncn
"a negro the night OF the. crime. rear
ING = repetition Of this conduct ss,t f t!as
largo number Of Officers were S aeeuotc
arise.
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MANkINGTON
Will Mako Three flights

The committee has closed with De
LLOYD Thompson. the noted aviator. Tor
three or moro air flights in Manning
ton at the big peace and victory cele-
hration on tho Fourth Of July. Thomp-
son is n fancy ficr who puts all the
thrills into his work. flying upside
down. looping the loop. nose-dives. and
other daredevil fcats.
Warrington extends special invita-
ton to al! soldiers Of the world war, as
we'll as veterans Of the various other
wars. 70 be with US on the Fourth.
II is planned 10 entertain the soldiers.
not have the soldiers entertain US,
feature Of which will be a dinner pro-
yidcd by the women Of Warrington COM
plimcntary 70 the soldier boys
A good speaker has been secured Tot
the patriotic demonstration on the Cen
trail School grounds in the morning. and
a choir Of several hundred voices under
the direction Of Mr.. Clyde Kinsey will
: furnish a special musical program.
Two bands have been engaged and
Smiths Greater Shows carrying 300
people. will help entertain the crowd.
There will be baseball games anc
many other amusement features in
fact. there will be something doing ev-
eryminute.
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Coming Events
Cast Their Shadows
Prepare Now to Withstand tho Crisis.

Do not anticipate with shuddering
dread the beautiful event OF childbirth
You can avoid discomfort during the
period and strain at the crisis by prenar-
ing your system and putting yourself IN
splendid condition to meet the time.
For just this purpose women all over
the land. in every walk Of life. have used
for over half a century the time hnnoreo
the famous remedy. Mothers Friend. II
is prepared to give the nothcr-to-b4 that
direct help she needs. The muscles.
nerves, tendonS and cords are made ana
kept soft and elastic. Thus strain Is
avo!tlS4 and as result nervousness.
nausea. bearing down and stretching
pains are avoided.
The abdominal muscles expand easily
and gently when baby Is born. Natural
". pain is less and the hours are fewer.
The system is prepared and the crisis Is
ono OF much loss danger.
Write the Bradficld Regulator Com
pany. Dept. NJ. Lamar Building. Atlanta
Georgia. for their helpful Motherhood
Book and obtain a bottle OF Mothers
Friend from the druggist to-day. 1t IS
Just as standard as anything you can
think Of
And remember there is nothing 10
take the place OF MOTHERS FRIEND.
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GAINESVILLE

Funeral services over the remains or
Mrs. Mary Talbot were held from tho
home, on North Chestnut street. Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. II. II. Scott.
OF the First N. E. church. Officiating.
The death OF Mrs. Talbot occurred Fri
day, following a ligering illness. She
was about 10 years o tage. and besides
her husband, w. A Talbot. she leaves
three daughters and TWO sons: Miss
Emma Talbot. at>.home; MrAt3. WILDER
Galloway, Of this place: Mrs, Emmett
Kirk. Of Columbus; Thomas and Will
liam Talbot OF Hutchinson, Kansas.
She Is also survived by one brother. DR..
BENJAMIN Mackall Of this place. Inter
1nent was made In the Northern GEM
stery.
The death Of Miss Mary Harlan &C.
Cured at the home. on Wcs' Church
atreet, Saturday at IL o'clocE. death oc-
curing suddenly Of heart trouble. She
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Local News.

Harry Baumann. who saw overseas
service with the A. E. F.. has re-enltsted
in the service and will leave today Tor
Huntington.
DR.. Phoebe Moore has returned rom
a visit in St. Mays. Ohio.
John McCrea has gone to BRADFORD
70 spend the summer with his grand
father
a. O. Clayton is a business visitor IN
Columbus. Ohio.
Mrs. Ida Prichard left today Tor a
visit in Mountain Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Beatty ana son.
John. are visiting in Parkersbufg.
L. s. Schwcnck and niece, Miss Leila
Evans. left yesterday for a xistt with
relatives and friends in Pennsylvania
Hugh Craddock Of Weston. stopped or
Yesterday TO visit the Beddow family
for n little while. He was enroute to
Camp Custer. near Battle Creek. Mich.
10 drill for six weeks in an Officers
training camp. MT Craddock attended
tho military school at Syndon, KY, dur
ing the past year
J. r. Burt and Fl. Y. Burt returned
Yesterday from a visit to Brownsville.
Pa.
Glover Beardsley is here from New
York for a short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. o. y. kocn.
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M-s.4n and Pes9oaAl&


. > y~roA Hilton and dangh4er. MINIS
~. .,d Mrs. Harry" Btbbea. all OF
!1~r-ood and Mrs Alma Shlflett ana
,st%1H aa,rxhter, Aida Point eleasahI'
- va were guests OF Rev. and mo
~ I. Darien on Sunday
Dr q. E Harrison. OF Corea%e.e
W Va Is visiting hisS daughter ME-
J. n. Ferguson r1-
M. I.ouiso Protznan land son Ed
ward. and oliver stewart all Oh
wood, and Allen seaoright spent
day ut the C. II. Behrens noine
M, Hannah criswell and Mrs la"
- weber, Of Elm Grove; Mrs. Ella
49, and son, Russell OF wheeling
~ d N. Garvin and daughter MISS
u.len and Mrs. Gertrude GarTin Nisheo
aktas Lizzie Garvtn. OF Betnieheli' ot4
Wi snedecker. who Is a student IN
vneat virginia university is speuuiHs
ysration at his home at ut. OlVet.
edward Behrens left on AonoaS ~.
his home at Cheat Haven ". 'a' "a
Visiting relatives here ,,. .,,c
Miss Jean White will entertain n, nc
~ 7. club at her home at Mt OlFet'
Thursday evening ,.i,,, 20
Nj. Lena F1oto. OF Steuoepville' Is
4be guest Of Mrs c. W. GoctSe.
uis.es Ruth McCombs and Edna Nc
raasry Who graduated from the west
virvinLa university at Aorganto"'I
,ast week. have returned TO their hot''eS
kere. -, o-.,ir The
MRS. D. n. Garvin will entertain .no
IL. Grove Sewing circle at her home
Thursday afternoon ia
~, OIiyet Sunday school Will De enS'E
tat1ad AZ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Nv p-oyper OF Bethlehem. this cEcn'nS'
Ms F. J. Ham and daughter. Mss
.+,,to Of Fast Wheeling. and MT ara
Mrs Arthur Schmidt. OF "oooIa"h,
,.,sitel Mr.. and Mrs. T. Montgomery Oh
I. GTvet. on Sunday -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McCollousn' o.
>,.hseItng. spent the week end at 'he
80 Of v s Carnahan. of Bethlehem
Nsscs Wilma Norman and lliida
y L.,,,c ~ NcMcchcn. were visiting Mrs'
S,-ijian, Fisher from Friday till SUI
day. ,,,o Wall
srd Theluoa Riggs arc spending T."
days in Morgantown.
MRS. s. A. Allen. Of Wheeling. Is VS.
,ting her daughter. Mrs. Charles VIII
p son. Of Bethlehem. ,o
Burch and Reid Kigcr spent Suno''
with relatives at Colerain. y.
c.. w. MCCULLOUGH 'i@''Su - -
on sunday.
Chestney Carney has returned home
from Morgantown for the summer va
cation.
Mrs Gertrude Garvin left on Satir
dav for her home in Houston. Tex. after
g visit with relatives at Bethlehem.
Mrs Roe, Of Wheeling. was visiting
at the Henry Myer home on Sunday.
Mrs. A Z Carrigan and Mrs. NJ d
Archey spent Sunday with Mrs. +. }
Cook
Mrs. Nina Weidebusch and daughter
Mas Kate. Mrs. Sophia Hennlng. MIS-
Marguerite Irwin. Mrs. NJ. Baer an'
Miss Louise Bolte. all Of Wheeling. WIS
ites at the home Of c. H. Behrens CT
Thursday.
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was Is years Of age and is survived by
one sister and one brother. Mrs. Margaret
Nuzun. Of near Fairview. and William
Harlan. of East Main street. Funeral
services will be held from the home
this afternoon at o'clock and inter-
ment will be made in the Northern GEM
etery.
Francis Martin. Of Akron. has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs James Coggins,
Of South Broadway.
Miss Helen Sheppard. Of Cherry street,
returned Monday evening from Alliance,
where she attended commencement ex-
ercises at Mt Union college.
Miss Ruth Duga. Of East Liverpool,
visited over Sunday with her aunt. Mrs.
Kate Hibbard. of South Broadway. She
was accompanied by her sister Grace
Duga, who Will spend several weeks at
the home Of her aunt.
Dewey Moore. Of Steubcnville. spent
the week end with his sister. Mrs Oscar
Byers. OF Washington street.
Mrs. Earl NOVEL;. Of Cameron. W. Va.
will arrive this week for a visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George FoW-
Ter. Of North Broadway.
Mrs Clyde Ellis and two children re-
turned to their homo in Sistersyille sun
day after visit with hcr mo1ne' MIS-
Rose Fisher. Of North Arch street. They
were accompanied by her htster. Louise
Fisher. who will visit with them.
Mrs. D. c. Collins and children. Betty
Ann and Bob, Of West Main street. are
visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank Griften.
Of Cameron. w. Va.
Born-A son. to Mr.. and Hrs. Clarence
Cook. of Washington street. June 20.
Leroy Conner left Mondoy for Akron,
where he will work. Mrs. Conner will
leave next week for that city. where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. Kate Hubbard and son, Francis
IIibbard. and Mr. and Mrs. o. o. Hanlon
motorcd TO GAINESVILLE Saturday, where
they spent the day as the guest Of Frank
Hanlon.
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FORCED HOP TO U. S.
FEAR OF AWATORS
ny W. P. BEAzELL.

Copyright. 1919. by the Press Pub Go.
(Thc New York Worldly
Special Cable Dispatch.
HARBOR GRACE. y. F.. June "a
This was 4 day Of vcXatious idleness
for the members Of the Handlcy-PaGe
transatlantic expedition. 1t dawncd
with fog blankcting the whole of Har-
Dor Grace region. so heavily that from
the airdromc only the spires of the
Roman Catholic cathedral were visible.
and they are little more than a stones
throw. from the place where the ma
chine stands in complete readiness for
the start for London.
No Improvement came in local condI-
tons during the day. and reports Of con-
ditions over England were so unfaN or
able that not only was the getaway not
to be thought Of. but there was fear no
sufficient improvement might come in
time to be taken advantage Of tom r.
row.
Next to starting when the moon WAC
at full. there had been hope 1t would
be possible on the years longest day.
Now that both Of these propitious times
arc so likely to pass without use beinT
made of them. none Of the aviators are
trying very hard TO disguise the fact
that he is Tow in his mind"
one reason Tor TINS is that renewed
efforts are being made to persuade them
to make the flight to the United States
before trying the overseas flight. and
none Of them likes the idea, so long as
there 10 even a shadow of opportunity
for making 1t appear from this that they
are funking the job for which they came,
to Newfoundland. The longer they hav,S
to say here the better becomes the
chance Ct having to make the Untoa
States flight. and they frankly are eager
to get away before this chance is real
lied
WIN Demand Long Flight
W. H Workman. head OF the Handlcy-
Page American organization, is espc-
cially keen for having the Atlantic go to-
the American mainland. but the only
condition on which the expedition would
give consent would be to have it's desti-
nation fixed at some point so far in
land the flight would establish rev
distance record. This would be the case
II London should be reached. for no sim
gle flight as long as 1850 miles ever
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WhesltnS Tent b Awning Co
orr Awnings and Service SATISFY.
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ASK APPROVAL OF
SALE OF THOMPSON
COAL POSSESSIONS

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jun" 23.-Trus.
toes in bankruptcy Of the estate OF
Josiah V. Thompson. bankrupt coal oper-
at6r Of Uniontown. Pa. filed petition
in tinted States district court here to-
day requesting approval Of the sale or
certain OF tho Thompson properties TO
tho Piedmont Coal Company. Judge
Charles =. Orr Immediately handed down
an order instruCting IN" referee IN 6anN-
r,ntrv IN call a meeting of the creditors
JuIy - 10 act upon the sale.
In event tho creditors fail to approve
tho sale it's affirmation will revert
back 10 the federal courts. and the dis
posal Of tho properties Of tn" Picdmont
coal Company will depend upon fed
oral court order Between Sl8OOOn 900
and Son 600 mnN is involved in the deal.
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what forward speed Is being made. aro
what part Of that speed is coming from
drift.
Word was received with real Gralih-
cation by tho Eandlcy-PaEc men THIS
morning Of the honurs that have been
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conferred on Aicock and Brown. Major
n. c, Bracklcy was taught TO fly by
Alcock. and. even aside from that fact'
he like all others. was pleased that the
grca, exploit Of the air should have peen
recognized in this striking way.
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SHERRARD
n,J,aron'g Day Service.

. C6nld1OD 10y
A s-nySren's day service was held IN
o. peasant Hill Methodist hpiscopa'
SnS 1ast FRIDAY evening. The church
80 -. beaaGtffully decorated with Towers
~nS aaEa A splendid program was wa
;rendered By the, Sunday school "a,
S6ofr furnished special music a very
49,, audience was present
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Mechanicians Of tho Atlantic sp-n:
the afternoons half holiday playing as
ISOLATION football. Major Gran. who Is
very fond Of the game and who wss
player Of reputation before the war.
took an active part in the sport
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BOY SCOUTS LAWN
FETE FRIDAY

lawn fcto Will he given next Friday
evening bv tho Boy Scouts Of Mozart
RIM Troop No. .. on tho lawn Of Miss
Elizabeth i'cicrson's place. This Is being
held for tho benefit Of buying place Tor
tho trhop to meet. Dancing. r"fresh-
rlcntS end various amuScm"nts viii h"
the diversions ~ tho evening. Edward
Kerr is Scoutmastcr of this troop.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Returned HonA

Glenn snodgrass returned last night
from eighteen months overseas eerv1ce
with the United States forces in France.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-20

II fines and Subscriptions. The Il
brary IS free 20 res denis az the CITY
I'd q charge Of 81 per year Is made
10 those from out OF Town for lis use.
The library vas closed during the
month ct October on account oI The
influenza epidemic.
One IF TIE pleasing features OF our
library $ the fact that our students
II the public schools make use Of
the booas TO- reference II greater
numbers than ever before. We aeet:
a separate room for the Use q stu
dents and also Z place where those
books Used for reference can De KEEP.
AS i Is now. The only room W. nave
IS tie reading room. and the use Of
that 10 80 great az extent by 1te
rudents makes x annoying both -
them and tire general public. TteC
again the removal Of Ine reference
books from the already cve-crowded
space would give muca needed room
\ recent valuable addition 20 tire
reading room, Is the beautiful 17arbi2
bLsr O. Napoleon given by Ms
Lucy Lorias ana Mrs HENRIETTA
Johnson N memory Il their sister.
tire late Mrs Frames Lorfrg Web
ster This kindly rerls mbrauce II
their native ~i,y IS rishly q pp-ec.at-
Sc Tre bus, ~aA made by Thomas
Bell. The wen known sculptor. a-5 l.
considered one II MS tes- prcGlc-
tons
our ate fellow lounzma7. Weston
Lewis. made prov slc2 tor bound
>oIumes Of ee-lv newspapers Of or
city 20 NJ delivered - the library
and also ieft sun % none II trlst.
The ne 70 be Used II having
bound and kaps IN our library Re
newspapers published il our city
This is valuable acquisition ana
ere that VII he appreciated more
and more by those WAC may ses-a
20 look Up historical events and n
c.Gents tAat have t-anspi-eJ il or
city ana community during the last
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-20
GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY
BY HIGH SCHOOL FRIENDS

Arthur Sears o. this CITY vas gwen z
surprise party Monday evening 81 Ms
home 90 Neal street by his friends Q:
Gardiner high school Mss Leota Wl7-
gaze presented nm with q fountain pea
in behalf OF rae guests Refreshments
consisting % ice creau ana birthday
cake we've served Games and r,usic
were er,oreG Among those p-eser:
were Arthur Sears. I-e,. Back. Alton
Perry. Lecta Winzate. Harold reagi,.
Ma-gor:e Towns, Js-es Douglas Be--
nice V.i,ten. Forrest Iac-. Evelyn
Ware. Charii. Kinds. Ruth WHITES
Kendall Merrill. Lillian cenm;er. Ao-a-
ham Giazer. Ctrs1lce MeFhee. Norris
Eoss. Doris Black. stanley Ssubbe-
susie I%-i,e. Palmer Kinds. Msvae.
Sears. Lewis Ghdden. Mare L<sea-d.
Kenneth Wing. Benjar Ross. Fran
Merrill vinal Wing. Leo -oran ard
Harold Merrill.
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c,7zr. COWS Z, eat !" cal a:
= ems
Hall & Lowell sold ~ steers av
1r+ rs = II. u cons ~ 500 lbs
a. 10. ~ cows 4, go lbs At f.
- caves q" -" lbs a. l::c. - calves
~ - lbs 4 - 20 hogs an lifi
To~ i i -, 4 " Bags >ol.
CO.. 1870 lbs - !. lie TT cat
..e 100 los :. II IT,. bull Goolo
lbs q II I-.c. :: cows al l--c. =
cows Il l--c. :; cows AZ 5 lie ana
- Gamers &, : -. 10 cal,es 1t
r. IL, l.. 2. Pickett sold : calves
II Id ana y hogs a. i9c. g (,
Hanson sold - calves al II. 10
hogs ct 80 ana lamb for 80. T.
q Hanson sofa , cows at &c. IL
calves Il IT.: and hogs a. lsc. z.
2. Hanson. r. sold - calves a.
Ii and y hogs az iac-
Mich COW s-Pobe-- Coano--
sol. - COWS from Sl2J d -,1 =. T.
Hanson. J- 4oi6 ~ cows from $50
Z IL" T " Ea7so7 sold + milk
ers from 81 4 l1n 9. r Hanson
sold / co1 TO- $40 4ad ~ COWS
10 a. $50 eac-. 2 n. Fickerr sold
COWS from 800 r -. Hall a Lo-
ven sold - cows from 1en Z i:H r
Y Wo-r,e:l sold II cows from 800
a 80 9. :. Gage sold ~ COWS
rom SO 9 10 J. z. Brooks sold
- ceue from $50 i21- r \. Walk
= soid ! COW 20 80 Putnam
B-es. sold 70 COWS from 80 q i9'
C-is H rrorhusll SOLD | COW FOR si5.
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WINTHROP
N.,tr-nn E-arre

Winthrop Grange r e Il NJ -
mel. n al!-day meeting ! Grange rail.
West Winthrop. Tuesday Kit, = god
number n Attendance Tire forenoon
session vas gwen ove- % tie reE--a-
routine or.,ness and dinner vas served
a. aoon. The afternoon program =.
Guided the following numbers
singing CT America 81 the Grange
reading SiSe- Neal. roll call susges-
lions to- Ire good Of tee order Tee
WORTHY lecturer offered P7ce Of s.
fe- TIE hest vegetable and the best
neve- garden il coa1sctIe, Win the
annual Bow. and G--ls' Fair Reading.
Sister LoEgtello~: mandolin SOLO, SISTER
Perry. assisted at TIE cia1o o. Siste-
Taylor. Brother {. T. Clifford discuss
81 the necessity u .he League o. Ma
tons. Closed with singing OF The
Battle Hymn OF the Repcb,!c' and
Nearer Ny Cod 20 Thee
The funeral Of Mrs Esd,ey {. Back.
whose body was brought here Monday
from MARYLAND. was he'd Tuesday aft
errooa from TIE residence OF a. "
Back OF West Winthrop. conducted y
SSSS- ~ cd1Sctt - -NA-A+---'
church The bearers were her husband.
H. c. Blach. ar! tire three brothers
4 W Back. Edgar Slack and Chesiey
B.ack. and i1te-Eeat vas ii GieasiGe
cenete-y TIE floral tributes were ex-
cepuonaIiy teagc:uI Among those
present from out " town we're Hzd-ey
c. Black % Maryland Chesley Black
of Reading. Mass. Edgar Black and
son % Waterv!i-e. her mother. Mr.
Charles Wheeler OF Ctes-e-vilIe. siste-
and brother. MS. McIatlre ard John
Wheeler also OF Caesterville; Nj and
Mrs. Weymouth Q. Mt Vernon AID NJ.
and Mrs. Rowe OF Miaot NJ Black
vi, return to Maryland Thursday ac-
comparied by Mrs Wheeler
Mrs. Lydia Moody IS confined 10 The
ted BY injuries which sire received II
a ia! last Sunday.
TIE Foreign Missionary Society me-
Wednesday afternoon with Ms u. !
LaughlIn.
Mrs. J. P whitney IS visiting he-
son. Homer whitney. at Comma
Merle Hartman ard family OF Read
Held were Sunday guests ot Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Hartman. Master Eora-I
returned 10 RsadhsId with his pa-en-
after a three weeks visit with NJ AMI
Mrs. Hartman.
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Mrs. Florence A Warner Of Port
land. director OF the Home Depart
nent % the State Agricultural and
Industrial League. spoke to a very
Interested Class OF ladies' Wednes-
day afternoon at the ASse mhly ha!!
O. the !. NJ. =. a building. taking
Up the subject Of Household Bud
set Making" and showing The prop
e. divisions Of income with the pres
ert day prices 81 the basis, She
took for examples incomes ranging
from s15 PEI month up. and showed
how tire income should be appc--
toned ACCORDING 70 the SIZE of the
family There were about 100 la
dies present a. this meeting, which
was tie first OF series OF four les
sons 20 be given by Mrs Warner in
TITS CITY The next lesson viii be
held Wednesday, April > Ms. ".
r. Patt4rga.I l. president Of the
league n this city and tre other Of
fcers are Ms. - r Penney. vice
president. and Mss Anne Child, sec
rotary and treasurer.