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Grano Ouuert.
Bon Snns Bauer.

Sn ser @aittpirtifaft gum Bret
APPEL gibt es cine trauli6e, mar
me Ode.
Sn Oieier troui'd)en, tpormen
Ode ltebt elm GROCER, runoer 8iIh,
l1eber Dem groBen, r.rnoen Gid
hing bis nor fltr3em, bon goloigen
2eiiten ,tmrobmt, elegant anfge-
blGttert, Elm r8rano ouoeri" nit
oreien: gidel. gB, 3ebn, Sonig,
Sber, Neun, Ndt, Siebelt uno sic
orei eriten Sungcn.
.Qieien @rono ouoert qetpann am
10. Ipril 1908 ser Briuatmann
emil Sdllee,. bierIelbit pobnboit"
frGuieIte es li6 in iauberer Gin'
tcnidriit inter ocm Bb0nomen,
@rano oupert uno nTribatmann
emil Ghllbe" paren NIT 6ug mo
untcr rihtiger 9etonung 0e5 @id)'
tigen an Der N~n9eleganbeit cinmal
Did mn cinnol oiinn unterItriden.
@%rmdbnten Brinatmnnn @mil
ShuItcS StomnltiIh mar natur0e'
mGB Ser Slns inter Dem 8ran0
orocrt. ScglihPn Cages beOientc CT
lid ~ieincr. BIB iiebcn llbr obenos
Itrablten oie orci SSungen rno oos
longe Giheln tpie elm 8Iorienidein
ilber ieinem &aupte.
"So, ia," pflc0te er 81 iagenl
~3oS paren ned 3eiten, ol8 i) ben
@rang ufert oonols ipielte! @ieiei"
mo in beiagtes Spiel nod langli.
den onoerpeitigeu GrpGgungen
idlieBlih einmiinoeno. pflegte er
leiie ben aopf 5l ihiitteln uno MIR
81 6eonltern, 6ab Der pierte Sunge
iebIte. @r tpar nGmli6 NeItbe,ifer,
Ger Gripatmann emil S6ulte. Gr
bate in ifatltcllcn Gingen elm ner.
noies 5eingefiibl. Ter Iebte Sunge
crit ndre oos Sipfelden gemeien.
8iepobI rotiirIif icin SpieI nit
oen oreien immerbin olih idon al.
lerhano parl Snlnerbin ald idonl
8ie MN, oIs zines Ibenos Scrr
SfuIbc qlarbte. feline Il,9en betro.
gen ibnl 4I3 zines eleftriih erIeud).
tetet Abenos oos 9ift iiber ieinem
Stnmmtiih nidt 70 icbr ieinen
1903er 8rono olioert, aIs oielmebr
eine omtIite. Sic Ginidrdnfunq oes
Jettberbraud1e8 in 8oIttpirtidoiten
betreffenbe 9cfanntmofung er.
belt! Ils, Inn es g~ra6rous su
Ia9en, Der @ron0 oroert obgehdn.
gen ppr6cr lit
Sal % bdtte man i'm iebcn
iolen. Sen Triootinann S6ulse,
biericlbit pohnboft. Gar nitt ctfpa
9roben arad geifInaen bot er.
8anoar nift,
.Wenr ritt Sic 8dite - bat err
Ieoiglih prdsiiiert uno icine Stim.
rte bat gc3ittert - niht Die @dite
bier b0her eingeiddtt perbru -"
mo iein Singer bat qcQcn oia amt.
llhe @etanrtmndtund aeiiihteIt -...
bier b0her einqeid)Gbt mcr0en.
Damn bin ih StammaaIt acpeicnl~
Ricf's aus. Sfuob nca.
Rdd1iten 9benos mar sic omtIite
Sefon1tmahlinq uerbflnnit Ger
8rono bir1 nieoer on icincn 8Ios.
lnb niht MIR ser nit SEN erci SIM.
lcn. Neiu. itatt ser gi6eI. Sieber
protte nun nlh ser Iebte Sunae
auf Dem ipcibcn 0iutcrarunb.
Ter Grtpdttram emil SduIse
bot an oIeicm Gage Gin ieIiges Ga.
helm arf lid Ioaern ecbabt.
Die beibcn Qcitrru uuterihInaener
Stere hot or Dem nT;u freunSIider
&irt anfS Spctieuc 3~ugeproirt.
llro mar auSaei6but.
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rStmmelb

Gnr6 feline iebr freiocnferiihcn
Inltdten iber relIqioie Qinge mar
Der &eip3iJer 3tcolo1ieproieilor St.
9einrid 9enoenreid) UNI Die Witte
oeS 10. gSohrbunrcrt5 ein intimer
6reuno oc5 @Gttitger Sotirttcr3
Slfterberg ~qcruor0en. 9cI cirem BE.
llhe ocs I~beoloQcn in 00tt.nQen
flagte er ieincn 6relnoc 2id,ten.
berg lcin 2ct0 barber. huB er I'M.
ter ieincn ituoentiid)en @0rern 10
.naleipeIIe Fatrone babe. go habc
er einnlol in lelncn Torleiunocn
liber YbiloiOpbtc Der .1tiir!id)cn
9telI9lon aud Die llnitCrbIidtett Der
Sterlee!c 0erioftcr. uni Elm iunaer
Stuoent babe ibn oorati oie beitle
6rage gcltellt: ,@enn Sic, 9crr
FroteiIor, Elm 5immIiites TyortIe.
ben nertreten. 10 miliicn Sic luobl
dlld Der 8tericcle oicien Ior3ua All.
crternen, Gnber iraae ih Sic,
1ibt IS cinen Nurbcbimntcl2" Qid).
tcnbcr1 beinnn i'd FIR; uno inate:
~Wi''cn sic. Ser Roucac, mas id
Dem tpibbc9ieriucu Giro1cr acont.
mortet bate? Sd hattie Qeioot:
9tcin, cinen NunoebimmeI aibt c8
aiht. tpobl obcr &immeIhun0c!"
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@pnperneur snrnnniit BON Minne.

iota io9tc in ieiner @cgriiBungsreoe
Der Gele9nten Der Amcrifaniiten &c.
gion, Die sur eriten RationolS on-
pcntion in minneapolis ueriamme!:,
sic 2egion meroe @eIete annebmen.
ole OILS moBgebeno fir Die gan3en
Der. Staoten icin iouen. Ter 8ou-
perncur bat elm @isden 5uoieI ge.
Iagt, ga in uniercr Rcpublit Die
ID ebrbeit mo ui6t Ole " / II =
oerbeit ocs Bottles lallt Gouititu.
tion Die Griebe motcn fol- mo mo-
dlcu miro.
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I'm btn Yruaramm fiir Die Vino.

ritonifirlnq", Ole lett 8iele iutcrci
iirt. aibt iih su bel Stinmrnq fir
hic GerrnaIiiirurg Sicie& Qanoe$
frro. Sn Dem Erogramm miro 81
oiel fiber E1ohu Pun qciprotcn MI.
les lros iriidh frun56Iiih, itaIicuiId,.
o6er aor beutih 1T. miro oI3 unri6.
tig bc5cidnet, pdhrcro iyFruN ct
mas, oos cjrtcn eueliitcn Gnitrit
hnt, anr5 acuchm III, sic @creiuiatcu
Gtonteu firO abcr eininpeiIcn nod,
feline engIiidle GoIouic. trobocm hicc
ieet 81 pieIe S~intitntionS Gnpldn.
Der 1cjittet peroen.
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aIeine Riibeu, fleine Eflidtrn.

Sroqe. nintm iie pobl in ghtl
8roBe Ereu' in fleinen 0in0en
Sot 6os Qrobte idon noIlbro6t.
Sff'nen @lides, off'nen Ser5en3
Nah' nit &Ieinem oit |ocrtroitt;
Sit aus tni,ieuo fIcincn 0inQcn
9oh oos Qeben oufQebollt!
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rs 'feint Tnsiid,t pprbanSeu m

rs 'hsint Iusiidlt purhnnScn III
icin Dab Der Streif Der @eitfobIcn.
Grober bod noh nlif fricolidlcm @cgt
b"ipeIeat tpcr6cn miro. notocm oie
TN '@romtcn ocn StrcifbeichG s,t-
r''6de3o9en boben. Eoourh 1T cine
%~uhcpo,lie in Dem Sample slpiitcr
Hrbcit uno 9opitnI ejrQetrcten. Sic
cine I%nbohruua sur NuSQIejbunl
ocr 5treiti9fcitcn ermoQIiht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-14

Let our object be, our Country, our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God.
may that Country itself become a
vast and splendid monument, not
Of oppression and terror, but of wis
dom. of peace, and OF liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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grphibition meint @umvers.

gum 9roBen TheiI fir sic llnrait I'M,
ter Ser Irbeiterihoft oeronttportIidi
Gin fpirfliher Irbeiter . 81 iihrcr~
fGtte ons I'M bora,i8 gentcrft - uno
nemaemdb qebonoelt, itntt p~cripGtcte
%etrnhtunQeu an5uitcIleu. g8 mod,te
foit ifleireu oIS Oh 8ompcrS mehr
i'm q erf ii b r oI8 elm 1Siihrer scr
Nrbeiter lei.
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Gnbc 1920 fperben S;e Ger. stoe

S""N AS~N ~ wv ~ ~Ahh
fen fat iobieI Sdiffstonogc bnbcn.
iuie 8roBbr'tannicn, un0 0ann niro
eS lid 3eigen. mic bringeno notbmen-
Dig elmer Der oerIoren geqangenen
Sier8ebr Tunfte mar, sic r6rei.
beit ser Weere".
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0as Spiunasegeict lei nOtbig, nm
Die Gurhfiihrung ser Irobihition
er3mineen 81 fonnen, beiBt e5 imGon
greB, Gas ihor fonnte ocn @erren
Die @ltqen barber 6fincn, mas lie
Dem 8olfe onQethon buben.
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Ser aublenitreif beikt ss, trifft BEN

.fIeinen Warn" idIucr. @n5 triFir
heute oen .fleinen Wonu" nid)l
idtper? Ser feline Wonn lit e8, Ser
tmmer ole 9roBtcn @iroen 3p
frodeu hat
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-14

China hat oas Sertrnnen in Die
Sreun0itoft Der @elt o~erIoren, er.
flGrt Elm Riifionor. Wit gutem
@r1nnl
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3ieber nit Hntcrifa. ifrcit Der ito
IieniIfe R6beI. Die Guqero ser 0ant'
bartlett!
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@iemals, Fderlid niemaIs 1T Gin

8eipaItfrieoe Elm o~ouer1toer Trieot.
9aS ioQten lid iibrigens aud In.
fere 25nouItriearbeiter merfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-14

Cine Riidlpanoerurg bon meiitcn.
thciIS lehr fIeibiaen Nrbeitern lit Idbit
iilr Die %er. Stadten feline 81 iiber.
ichcuoe &leiui9teit, Dieie grbeitcr
marer biaber sic Souptaielle Der
Rcidth,mcr oicicS 2oroc8. Yfit ibren
itIbIcrucn YiuSfcIr. init ibrer 36b2u
NuSNatcr uro itunlpieu @eNulb
nlnhten tic Ole picIcu natiirlihcu
MiliSQucglcr Ser &er. Stnateu ruS'
bar urlo bclebtcn Sen SonocI. sic Sn.
ouitrien mo sic ihiucren offeutljd'eu
NnlteH nu0 Irbcjtcu. Wan ucriud't
0urdl hohe Hrbcit$IGbnc. Sic rcr pier
$ahrcn nod OILS wunloalih lnltcn
ser RiifuouocrluQ GjuhoIt 81 acbic
ten, obcr nIeS itcint perQcbcuS VI
iciu. Soften oieic Nu&iilQler Nro
phctcu9abc uuo boic Hhmuuacu ha-
ben?
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ShIogcuoer gepetS.
An9ctIaGtcr tin elmer GerDau1lunu
pcacn 'SorpcrOerIeeungl: ~ fam
mi on gar mir mchr crinncrn. 3
peiB net, hob / a'buut. ooer bin l.
j'bollt norm s mar a 10 b'ioiicr,
odB / net a'mol lcnanocu cytcnnt
bab'!~
3eu1e: Mas. nicnano' piuit er.
fem. hdb'u2 S6& is net tpnbr. Serr
Ridtcr - int bat or 'tennil 8uum
not or mi 1'ictr 10 hot er a..
.hricn: 9omm nur her, @auutr,
3Ieuoi9cr!"
Gin mc rtuur0iNc8
(ier. so ein Rc1eumurm II!
Nodl Gin 0tid'citcs (l1r. SD tam
}ctm bcitcn S2jucn niht h|crauSbc
tommcrL mas bel Tim bin,cn oAer
lorn iii; er lbcr m,lR phn1 .ue.tc
res. nod WcIdlcr Nidtuul cg 81
jrichcu kGt."
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Sooor Ser Irbeit8ietret0r Wil.
ion in 8aibirgton. 3. g., lit ourh
oteIPS Gbauomeu beurrubigt norben
mo bat in oen Snouitriegegenben bc5
2onheS Grhebun9en aniteuen lolieu,
aus mcIhen llriod)cn Sic itarfe Slid
lponoering ein9eicbt bat, nit oerI
GrgebuiB. oaB Die GiugetpanoertHl
aIer Rotiouolit0ten, pie 8ried)en.
Rundnen, StnIiener. Gideteu, lin.
earn, Gelterreider ,2ittbouer, Yolcl
II. i. 10. bon elmer groBeu Sebniu6t
nab ibrer olten &eimotb modltig Ell,
faBt lino. @3 ifIeint cine Nrt patrio.
tiid)er 2eiocnit)ait 5u icin eiu
Mabn. Der oieie Wtenid)cu Der Rlibt-
Ioiigfeit plotlid) gcpadt bot. Der 3u.
Iau bruftc lie nab Imerifo. ! Elm
@abn fiIhrtc lie pieoer 5uriid iibtr
Mccrc. ourds 5erit6rte St0Ote nno
oermiiltcte @eqenocn. 5uriid in Sic
lluoronung uno 6ricoloiigfeit ser
eliropdiitcn 21uoer.
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@rideint ieOeu 6reitas.

6~erausaeber: Die Observation-Disclosures
aooIf ganoriGn, YrdlIoent.
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Die enortne Slid
wanOernng.

W. lL ~tl'NAA
ia ioIt gar tctlle
0eodtung qcid)euft moroen m0
ood) lit tic 10 ihperpiegeno. OnG
tie pieI SIR llnraIt SIR Nrbeiter
in Ben @~ereinigten Stoateu BEL
trdqt. IS lit Die Itorfc Riidrpanoe-
rltng Ger &tnIiencr. |olcn, N0hmeu,
Iiugo Slopcnier uiru. Gas lit III I'M
iercm 2an0c cine rugcn0bnlit)e Or
id)einung. Dor Dem @eItfriege moren
mir Itol5 alf unicre groBe Ginponoe-
rllnq. GA mir ii 0erielben einen Be
pcjs fiir ole getpoltigen Grruerb3-
acIegenheiten in oeu Ser. Stoaten
crbIidten ut0 Ole Ginnanoerer nit
Tertrollen ollf uniere poIitiidcn mo
Io5iaIeu @inridtuugen blidten. Grit
Dor etma ied)8 Wtonoten mltr0e Dem
@unoescongreB cine @eietcsoorIugc
5ltr Nufnubme porgelcgt, sic ieoe Gin
nonocrung in ole Ser. Stoatcn nIT
pier Sabre perbieten ioute. neil be.
fiirftet puroe, boB oieie$ 2ano nid)t
10 nielc Neni6en erndbreu Dilr6e
f0nnen.
Gebt bat sic gauge NngcIeacnbcit
lid geraoe ms 8cgcntbeil qcoreht in0
I'M 8unoc5congreB iprift man uid)t
mehr non ienem @ciebc. Simmer itdr=
fer miro Die Hitfmonoerung uno alld
Der &eriud), oieielbe 0urh bohc gc.
itcucrung ein3uoGmmen, bat niht oh.
idrcfcn0 altf sic Imerifnmii0en &c
pirft. Die 8unoesrc9ierltng bat crit
gang fiirjIid an oen GongreB cincn
amtlihen @cridt eingeifidt, in bern
es ausoriidlid beiBt, 0oB qegentpdr-
tig 50,000VPenifen i'm @elib oc$ Dor
geidriebenen GrIoubniBid)eineS iir0
mo nur auf 6ohrtgelc9enheiten mar.
ten, oieies geieguete &ono 10 idlncll
ais moglid 81 oerlniien. pile EaIia-
gicroampfer nod europa linb iibcr,
fiiut nit Riidmnnoerern uno lpenn
cine qcniigenoe Nn5nhl Sfifie boz
hanoen mdre, miiroe oie @elt Die
ouer9rofte. baItigItc u1o unerb0rteitc
9 p'o 0erung iii ben
nGfIten Nonateu crlebcn. ieit tic be
itcbt.
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q Q . u u z Ut III ?
xRoreenltern~. ieoen 9ieustdg, ulo
.Rorofern", ieoen 6retta9 9. portor
frei, beioe Wohenbldtter 3ulammen pro
Snhr fir pow
g2nb europa uno Canada. aus
idlieblif ae9eu 0oruusbe3a9Inng,
portofrei; beIOe Bo1enal58aben
bro Gdhr. .94.oU
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@eihdftss0Oial:
Roroiterns BebduOe, 1913 Main StrdBe.
ga grohe. WiS.
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idlieBlid ae9en 0oransoe3dplul1g'
portofrsi; beIOe 8obenauS8apen
pro SQbr. @t'oo
Im btiten uno iideriteu lit es. oas
@elo Der q oitaHneiu tgfonep
Orber), Die Der 8oitmeilter III Den gro
ftereu Grtidafteu dusIteuen tdun, gu
hberienocu. Sbenio Gut uuo ltter ltno
bic @rpre ueiiun9sn. nell
de bic aaenten in allen @TpreBsStdtto>
men ausfeneu. 8enn MA ods 8elo
per 8oi~taulpeiiun9 ODER per GrpreBau'
fpeiSuno ihidt, 1T es ui6t ~npthlpenotg.
ben betreffenoen Brief regiitrirer gu lals
fen, tpenn Die Abrelie oeitlih geIhrleben
lit. 2egt man bo9eysH 8ddrgelo IN ben
@rief, 10 ioIts bicier i'ets regtltrtrt ipers
ben i'm iiber al iciI, odB oerielbe rtds
tia arfomInt. Sir 8eIoieroungen IN
einfatem 8rieiperihIu1e Ibernebmen
mir teirerlet Observation-Disclosures. SIN
Rdle bon aoreBucrdu0erlngen nergclle
man ia nidt, Die alte ebeuiOtpobl ME Die
neue Roitoffice nn8ugeber, oeun lorlt
f6nn.u mir Der gtunlcn in Den 8uhern
COR uidt finben.
9lonep CrNers biirfeu nitt, ME oas
70 oft aeidiebt. ais OermeintIide Guits
tlra 8uriidbebutteu fueroeu,
Ioubern iiuo in ocn griefen betdus
lcgen.
Guittlno erfoIet MIR ourh Nenoerung
bes Gatums auf Dem IoreBitreifeu.
g3nn oNreiire einfnh:
.Nuroficrn", 2n GrUfe, Wis.
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9eItpbou , Drummer 1893.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22

SPEND EVENING
MAKING CANDY
Two Young Girls Hostesses at
Taffy Party Last
Week

Guests of Miss Mary Rodenhaver
and Miss Mabel Potteiger invited "a
number of young folks to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Rodenhaver.
1926 Green street, for taffy party,
making a variety of sweets and en-
joying a supper.
Those present included Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifton Drabenstadt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Rodenhaver. Mr.. and
Mrs. George William Rodenhaver,
Mrs. Quigley. the Misses Mary
Drabenstadt, Muriel Michael, Elsie
FELTON,, Laurene Sutch, Arvilla My
ers, Isabelle Foster, Hannah Sacks,
Gladys Fortney, Lettera Geist, Mary
McClain, Mildred, Smith, Theriza
Conner, Gertrude Hazan, Romaine
Ferree. Mary Rodenhaver, Mabel
Potteiger, Pauline Huntsberger,
Helen Wallace, Edna Brighton, Mrs.
Coplin, Ed. Patterson, Lincoln
Sherk, George Fleck, Howard Pot
teiger, Edgar Potteiger Herbert
Drabenstadt, H. +. Swartz, Harold
Irwin, Engene Murphy, Herbert
Rodenhaver, Jr., Henry Rodenhaver
and William Cullen.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
ROAST VIEWERS
AT WILDWOOD
Club Invites Friends to Spend
Happy Evening in the Open
at Beautiful Park

The w. e. E. Club gave a weiner
roast at Wildwood. They hiked to
the pavilion where dancing was en-
joyed. Music was furnished by q
Victrola. The party chaperoned by
Mrs. Charles C. King, included:
Misses Eth Walter. Esther Fisher,
Ruth Stun. Alice Kerns. Edna
Hoke. Esther Shuey. Vinarda wer-
ner. Ada Zimmerman. Grace Stun,
Beatrice McKeever. Helen Lydic,
Hannah Matchett, Emma Bartch,
Abbie Smith. Efie Sauerwine. Es-
ther Carpenter, Alice Weiger. Ruth
Blair, Ethel Hoke. Irene Bricker.
Bernice Matthias, Catherine Otstott,
and Florence Hoke. Harvey Miller.
Robert Schubert Earl Hoffman,
Lester Duncan. John Keister, Rus
sell Wilson, Mervin Darr. Arthur
Fogle. John Wallower. Harold Wolf,
T. Wilson Patterson, Timothy Eu-
ker, William Emmy, Lee Smith, John
Grass, Charles johnson, Frank
Kaufman, Earl Seitz, John Deshong,
Mervin Gordon, John Rau. Dave
Cronin, David Cochin, Lloyd Coch-
lin, Thad Kutschak, Charles Kline
peter, Raymond Fogle. James Bal
dosser. Paul Myers, Charles Hook
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
Mrs. ]. Ritchie Smith
Is the Honor Guest

Mrs. j. Ritchie Smith, of Prince
ton, N. j., wife of a former minister
of the Market Square Presbyterian
Church, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Herman P. Miller, of Cot
tage Ridge, left for home on Satur-
day.
Quite a number of pleasant social
events were given for Mrs. Smith
during her stay, among them a
luncheon last Friday by the Misses
kelker, of South Front street, at
their country home in Swatara town
ship.
Autumn flowers graced the table,
around which gathered Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Herman P. Miller, Mrs. George
Edward Hawes, Mrs. George Roberts,
Mrs. Edward Manser, Miss Roberta
Griffith, Mrs. A. Boyd Hamilton Miss
Mary Kelker and Miss Anne Roberta
Kelker.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22

A RTISTS-take notice! I have
II n message for you which you
- cannot afford to miss. Just to-
day 1 discovered where you can pro-
cure parchment lamp shades for
decorating. Indeed, when saw
them, 1 felt a little pang of regret
over that much discussed art course
that never materialiZed. Had L
takeh 1t, as was planned, wouldn't
| just seize upon the opportunity to
beautify one or more of those at
tractive shades? They come in all
shapes and sizes. for either oil or
water colors. Naturally, they can
be painted to harm monize with any
decorative scheme and 1 personally
intend to have one even though 1t
means securing some one else to ac-
complish the necessary transforma-
ton. Where did 1 find them? oh,
yes, I almost forgot-why, at Saltz-
giver's Art and Antique Store, of
course.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22

kID LEASE, Adele, tell me this
H-are the 75-cent luncheons
l. at the Penn-Harris all
they're supposed to be-" inquired
a friend several days ago. Let me
answer your question by inviting
you to lunch there with me to-mor-
row." replied. So we went. and at
the conclusion of the appetizing re-
past she exclaimed, "I'll say they
are!" And they are! l know, for
I've often sampled them. And In
the coffee room the meals are every
bit as good The same carr be said
of the grill, which is now open
from IL o'clock in the morning un-
til midnight. IN connection with it,
especial mention must be made of
the unseer fountain where delicious
soft drinks of all kinds are mixed
by expert dispensers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
Miss Esther Kendig
Weds Charles D. RhOads

Mrs. S. NJ. Kendig, of Lancaster
announces the marriage OF hei
daughter, Miss Esther NJ. Kendig, to
Charles Daniel Rhoads, of this CITY,
August II, 1919, in Brooklyn, N. y.
The bride was a resident of TINS
city several years ago while cholr
leader and soprano soloist of the
Bethlehem Lutheran Church. She
has voice of exquisite sweetness,
highly cultivated, and more recently
has been studying with Herbert
Witherspoon in New York. She has
studios in both Lancaster and this
city, and still retains her member
ship in the Wednesday Club here.
Mr.. Rhoads, a son of the late
Joseph Rhoads, of 1901 North Secs
ond street, has been associated with
his father in business for several
years.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
Court Of Calentha Is
Planning Festivities

A committee of the Court of Ca
lentha, including Mrs. Lizzie Green,
Miss Carrie Smothers and Miss Til
lie Thornton. will tender a reception
and banquet to the grand court and
grand lodge officers residing in Har-
risburg on Tuesday, September %,
at Pythian Castle, 1920 North
Seventh street. The guests of honor
will be DR.. w. c. Homzella Allen, G..
T.: Harriet Troy, G. H.; Martha
Ball Captain Percy c. Moore, G. L.,
K. of p; Mrs. Katie Turpin, Mrs.
Alice Moore, of Queen Esther Court;
Captain ]. Randolph Martin will be
toastmaster; Colonel H. o. Jolly will
speak for the committee. Invoca-
ton by Sir Knight Peter Hopkins.
The hall will be decorated in ma
tional and Court of Calentha colors.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
Rupture Between
Belgians and Dutch
Surprise to Mercier
By Associated Press.

baltimore, Sept 22.-When Cardinal
Mercier was informed at Cardinal
Gibbons residence of the reported
severance of diplomatic relations be-
tween Belgium and Holland he said:
IT knew there were difficulties but
had no reason to suppose rupture
aid not seem surprised over the news.
Asked whether Belgium anticipated
war, neither Cardinal Mercier nor his
secretary would deny Its possibility:
Many Belgians would welcome 1t.
M Dessain. the secretary. volun-
teered.
London. Sept. z2.-An official wire
less dispatch from Berlin. dated Sat-
urday, says that the Belgian ambas-
sador at The Hague having been
withdrawn. the Dutch ambassador at
Brussels also has been Withdrawn
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22

Miss Ruth Towsen, of GIG North
Second street, leaves tomorrow for
Cedar Crest College, near Allen
town, to take a secretarial course.
Miss Ella Walmer Reed, of Hum
Snyder, at 1908 North Second street,
for few days.
Captain A. V. c. McMeen and
Mrs. McMeen, of Washington, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry b. Montgomery, 902 North
Second street.
Miss Rebecca Wilson, accompa-
MED her aunt, Mrs. Charles Stober,
home to Allentown after ten days
stay in the city, at the Wilson home.
Luther M. Rogers and Carl f.
Rogers, of New York, are guests of
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Evan
D. Farley. of North Third street.
Howell K. Johnston went home to
Jersey City this morning after a
weeks stay with his college chum,
Barclay Willis, of North Second
street.
Mrs. Alexander w. Snyder, of
Ardmore, is stopping with her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, 2O8
Pine street, during the absence of
her sister, Mrs. Charles F. Etter,
in Atlantic City.
Lewis Kunkel, 11S Locust street,
left to-day for the Gilman School,
near Baltimore, where he is a stu
dent.
Mrs. Samuel w. Fleming, Jr:, is
spending few days in New York.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
Bituminous Mining
Reaches High Mark

Washington, Sept. %. - The
highest point in bituminous coal
production in the year was reached
during the week ending Septemb ber
13, according to a statement by the
United States Geological Survey.
The total output was 11,0S0,000 tons,
as compared with 9,633,o00 tons for
the week before.
The output of anthracite during
the week was 1,564,O00 tons, or Ca
600 tons above the production for
the previous week, which was inter
Iupted by cessation of work on La
bor Day. The production was 10
per cent. less than during the last
week of August, which set the
record for the current year.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
W. c. 7. U. Meetings
to Be Held This Week

A special meeting of the w. C. T.
U. will be held tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs. III. B. Hartzler.
of Washington Heights. Officers and
district superintendents will leave
Market Square on the 2 o'clock car.
A full attendance is requested
A regular meeting of the w. C. T.
U. will be held on Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock in the Fourth
Street Church of God. Delegates
who attended the county convention
at Hummelstown will make their re-
ports at that time.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22

IED ELIEVE me, If the suits Nc
h Falls carry in their new
clothing department are as
good as their hats, they'll be some
su:ts!" remarked a college lad the
other day. II just purchased two
of the latter at their store" he con-
tinued, land I like them SO we'll
wish 1 could wear them both at
once. Talk about a tough PROPOSE
tion / look at the Stetson first and
decide to wear it. About that time
catch glimpse of the Dunlap and
well, l waver. So grab one
without looking and rum" And lit
tie wonder, for McFalps hats cannot
be compared with the average va
riety. In addition to the lines al
ready mentioned, they carry Crofut
Knapp & Company, and Dobbs hats,
or, in other words, the best in the
land.