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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09
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CATSUP

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09
. Word to the Girl
With a Broken Heart

Dear Miss Grey. wish TO say =
word to the girl who considers enter
1nE q convent because she found that
her love had been considered lightly
and the object Of her affections was
= married man.
I wish To say this That . very
nearly broken heart can be healed In
TINA. and with the aid Of other In
0uencca such as music or ART. ~
Miss Grey suggested in her answer.
Several years ago ! loved . man
very dearly. In fact my love had
become . sort Of hero worship and
I had good reason TO know Il was ~
Turned. However. destiny had an
ether way In store for me. and the
one ! loved more than did my life.
Vas taken away by DEATH The light
had gone out Of my life and ]. too.
oppsd that ! could follow.
However. thru the influence a
ether members q the family. BE-
oams interested In the study Of music
and began studying on an instra-
Dant which I heretofore had known
na1t little about ] worked hard and
I'D very good progress and finally
bsgan 70 realize that life was stili
worth living. I.
am now WI happily married.
have = darling husband. and Ne sx.
poct . little baby sooa- I sometimes
I'm think Of my departed friend and
GAs memory Of him y sacred but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09

What win the next generation be
Ike II II keeps on, ! would like to
hear the opinions Of some Of our
readers on this topic w. Il ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09
The housewives Burden

When distracted from overwori her home
is in disorder crying children and top al suffering from
backach bearing down pains other form Of feminine Ills
then she should remember that hundreds Of in Just her
don have been restored health and reganed their youthful
strength by taking Lydia Pkhams Vegetable Compound and
not rest until she has given it fair trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09

C6attanooeA, Tamil used Lydia
= PhkhAmS Vegetable Oumpoupd
before my baby came wheu could no
longer keep mp u strengthened ny
back end relieved M Of the u effect
Whinh % often dsv1lops st sueh timsA
Thst was my first exparience with The
Vseetsble Oompsuna Years sfter.
vaFds took Il during the Change Of
Lie and got along 90 we'll ! scarcely
ever had to lie down during the day
and ssldom had dissy, fainting spella
an now well and strong, can do al
my homeWurk With perfect ease and Il
b . oomlogt - M 10 b abb 70 cay to
other suffering woman tain Lydia +
Pinkhams msdioins and b strong
ivin b glad 10 have you ne my name
Il It WIN b the means Of helping any
s Sssi:.a t kaoS ~. q . sanos t. M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Cecilia Kenny, of 1881 Porter
street, spent the weekend with friends
at Avalon, y. j.
Miss Retta De Baecke spent the week.
end with friends at Avalon, N ].
Miss Mary German, daughter of Mr..
Christopher German, of 1912 South Six
teenth street. has returned to her home
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Quinn.of Pittsburgh. where she was ex-
tensively entertained.
Miss Frances Murphy, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Harry F. Murphy, of Fifty
first street and Springfield avenue, for
merly OF 1899 South Broad street, who
has been spending the season at Sea
Isle City, N. j.. motored to Avalon last
week, where she remained a short time
with, friends.
Mr.. John Kelly has returned to his
home after a visit with friends At Wild
wood, ~ j.
The Ardentes Club held a theatre
party Friday evening. The following
were present: Mr. Abe Nen, president
Mr.. Charles Silowitz. vice president Mr..
Miller, treasurer. and Mr.. Harry Gins
berg, sergeant-at-arms. A supper was
held after the show. The next theatre
party will be held on Thursday, Sep.
tember %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Painter and
their daughter. Miss Helen. Marie
Painter, Of 23i0 Mifflin street, have re-
turned from trip to Buffalo and Mag
ara Falls.
Miss Marie v. Daley, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs John Daley Of 2524 South Col
orado terrace. has returnAd Rome after
spending the summer at Chelsea.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13
GE GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. p. Leslie Shaw, of 245
East Upsal street, have, returned from
a trip along the Delaware and JERSEY
coasts, whore they were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Daniels, of Logan,
on their motor launch. Jada. y
Miss Mary NJ. Murray, of Chew street,
Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs, Edward
Stehle, oe Buckman village, Chester
county, Pa, for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Craig Dick, Of
the Cresheim Valley Apartments, have
returned after spending so,no time at the
inn, Buck Hill Falls, Mrs. Dick will be
remembered as Miss Florine Butter
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Stanley Ketchan,
and their small daughter. Miss Betty
Ketcham, Of 26S Harvey street, have
returned from Pocono Lake Preserve.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Burk Estabrook, who
have been spending the summer IN
Newark and at their bungalow OH Sodus
bay, N. Y. have returned to their home
at 400 STAFFORD street.
Miss Margaret Kern, of 352 West
Duval street, has returned from q
camping trip near Portland, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Estabrook. OF
$50 West Cliveden avenue, and Mr.. and
Mrs. @. g. Evans. Of 6515 Wayne ave.
nue., have returned after spending some
time at the inn. Buck Hill Falls, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton, formerly of
Queen Lane Manor, but now Of Chatl les
ton. S.. c.. are occupying their cottage
at Buck Hill Falls.
Miss Mae Hurwita, of East Washing
ton lane and Chew street, IS spending
some time at Parkside, N. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lloyd Moore
have returned from their wedding tour
and are at home at ssls clearvlew
her marriage on June W. ss was s'si Miss SLIT Lii.
Ian Hazel Swallow, daughter of Mrs.
Mary A. Swallow, Of 2042 Mount Ver-
non street. Tho bridegroom was over
seas ton months with Company B,
Fifty.fourth Pioneer Infantry.
sras Anosss @ MSsarnnf nnS M9s MSrdefFsS Hssssr and
Eighteenth street. Mrs. Snyder, who
was Miss Irene Kroneherger, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eliwood Kronobsrser
was June bride,
-. Miss Jennie W.n,hsil. Of 1st5 North
extended tour through the southern
states, returned home last week.
Mrs. NJ l., Herbert, Of 1925 Monu-
ment avenue, has returned from several
weeks visit to Island Heights. N. J.
The Rev; and Mrs: A. =. Harris Of
homo again. after, spending the late
Ing a visit to Northheld, Mass, and
Meriden. Conn.
Mr.. Albert Beaver. of 1894 North
Fifth street, and Mr. David London: of
a week in the Catskill mountains went
to Atlantic City for the close Of tho
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Klopp, Of West
Lehigh aYenue, and Mrs, Rose Spiess, of
West Allegheny avenue, have been
thsureturn from Woods Hole, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph N. Elmer have
returned to their home on North Nine
lner in Ocean Grove. n. ].
Miss Ernestine Mercer. daughter or
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Mercer, Of 1854
North Eighth street. has returned TO
Maine.
Miss Catherine Leech and Miss Anna
Leech, OF SS21 North Twenty-first stree,
are spending n week at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Mark and their
family, Of 22o7 North street, have re-
turned from Atlantic City, where they
spent the summer.
Miss Charlotte Feustman, Of 2122
Miss Virginia Nathan. Of st. Louis, as
her guest for few weeks.
Mrs L. Yarger. of 1714 Jefferson
street, has returned from Ocean City,
~ j.. where she spent the summer.
Miss Charlotte Feustman, 2l22 Spring
Garden street, returned from q months
land, Me. Mr.. Carl Feustman is spend
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Dannenbaum in
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney NJ. Stern, Of 1913
Poplar street, have as their guests In
their cottage, $50 South Rhode Island
avenue, Atlantic City, Mr., and Mrs.
Solomon Langstadter, of 1920 Poplar
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph w Loeb, Of 1881
North Twentieth street, will be at home
on Sunday afternoon, September. 10,
from until s o'clock, In honor OF the
fiftieth anniversary of their marriage,
No cards will be issued.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ Asher AMI
Miss Marjory Louise Asher. OF 1895
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13

The wedding Of Miss Jennie Weiss
Of 1882 Germantown avenue, and MT
Edward Newmark, Of 2s3s West Glrard
avenue took place yesterday morning at
10 o'clock at the home Of tho Rev. Mar
who performed the ceremony. The quiet
service was followed by wedding break.
fast. Mr.. and Mrs. Newmark left for
Atlantic City and will be at home after
September "a at 3334 Kensington ave.
nue..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13
list GOSSIP ABOUT People
Nancy Wnne Talks OF Motor Trips, Tennis Moves and
the Island-Groome Wedding-Other
i Matters OF Social Interest e.

Bloomfield, Rosemont, who have been
spending the last six weeks in France
September IS.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muller and fam
ily, who have been spending the sum
rner at their cottage at Wildwood, N.
=. have returned to their home. in
Mr.. and Mrs. T. stewart Wood have
returned TO their home, the Willows,
after spending the summer at Spring
Lake. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Buxton, Of winde-
mere avenue, Wayne, returned to their
home home curing last week from Asbury
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald McKiniay
have returned to their hon,s, In Wayne
after spending the summer on their
farm near Downingtown. a.. ..
Midshlpman George +. Good, Jr., OF
Annapolis, Nd. Is spending the month
of September with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, George F. Good, OF Sc. Davids.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Keator, of Wayne
have gone to Spring Lake, N. j., where
they will remain for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Peirson and family
who have been spending the summer al
Spring Lake, n. j., returned to their
home in st, Davids this week.
DR.. and Mrs H. r. smythe and fam.
ily have returned to their home, ir
Wayne. after spending August ut Lava
lette, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dannenbaum, OF
Atlantic City, where they are guests OF
Mr.. Dannenbaum's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Norris Dannenbaum, In their summer
homo, 100 South Elberon avenue.
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TJoGA

Mr.. and Mrs. William Roach. of West
Erie avenue, returned home last week
after spending the season In the Berk-
shire hills. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward J. Leonard have
returned from an extended trip and are
at home at 2S26 South Nineteenth street
Mrs. Leonard. who was Miss Mary s.
Burns, Of 1905 North Sixteenth street
was a June bride.
Mrs. Newton Firth Hill and her SON
Mr.. Newton oliver Hill, of West Erie
avenue, returned last week from an au.
tomoblle trip to Lake George and Sara
toga Springs, spending some time in
Ocean City, Md, and at the Delaware
Water Gap. They had as their guests
Miss s. f. Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Callinan.
The first of the series of fall and win
ter meetings OF the Tioga Women s
Christian temperance Union will be held
on Friday 'arternoon at the church
house. 1901 West Tioga street Mrs.
John S. Heaton, the president, will pre-
side
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

a, MISS Dorothy Barnes, daughter OF
Mr; and Mrs John Hampton Barnes,
mouth, n, H, as the guest Of Mrs. stur-
~, Is expected to return to her home
ssnortly' Mr.. and Mrs, Barnes returned
tt week from motor trip through
~ white mountains and Narragansett
M and Mrs. Charlton Yarnall Miss
oonh'a Garnall and Miss Agnes Yar-
MWaSel'ng through California and the
day. W '''e'' "V''e ''' So
e. Mrs Edwin Wright and daughter, Of
pE payldsl are spending ten days at
Mr. and Mrs. A, A. Cory, who have
Nh occupying the home of DR.. and Mrs,
H. tSsrsma.i sm r Ward, in Wayne, during
9'rauord. Philadelphia.
mrs Harry Vain Harrison and her
Ghmureh have returned to their home,
Nsppy Creek Farm, st. Davids from
bsundragansett Pier, r. J.. where they
rv S, pecn staying for the last month.
,,a Ht and Mrs. John II. Brownback, Jr.,
spenSISm @ STeIr small snl daughter, who have been
D. returned on Friday to their homie on
'S'o road Bryn Mawr.
SMaeasshtHers, Miss Alice custis Perry and
week week 10 run nj Anne Perry, returned last
from Lake Placid. where % they spent
caraSSdl weeks after their trip through
Se.ss sSa, /, which followed stay Of some
m,arTTiage =, Tge to Mr.. Willard George Kiuge
ou:,i,w York. will take place very
pauTss Cbr. on Wednesday evening at ST.
invtas,, Church ogontz, for which no
mutations have been issued. " -"
tuypod me David Paul, Of this city. has re-
Island from from three weeks stay at Deer
MR. NE" where he was the guest Of
ThoroHS., a, NJ Havland and her son, Mr.
a. stHItmas iSn,ss +, Haviland, OF Germantown,
.ne'r summer camp. ~
Of Mr ro,SiSd ana Mrs. William Henry Hughes
week troSn' Bryn Mawr, returned last
thsv from from trip to New England, where
suss, s spent some time cruising as the
yscS, OF Mr., Greene, OF Boston, on his
"F and Mrs. George McFadden, of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13
MISS REBA LEVY BRIDE OF
.,.< Mr.. SAMUEL WARTEl
interesting Wedding Of Miss Har.
riet Shepard and Mr.. Harry
SauerWeIn

An attractive home wedding took place
yesterday at 1 o'clock when Miss Reba
Levy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Levy, of 1851 Christian street, became
the bride OF Mr.. Samuel Wartel. The
ceremony was performed by Rabbi Oscar
Levin. The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a gown
Of lace, q tulle veil, held by band OF
mother Of pearl, and she carried white
Bible with sprays of lilies Of the valley.
berg, OF New York. wore a dress of pearl
gray georgette trimmed with coral and
carried a corsage bouquet Of tea roses.
Miss Bella Levy, sister OF the bride, wore
dress of coral pink taffeta silk and
she carried tea roses
Mr.. Wartel was attended by his
brother, DR.. Harry wartel as best man.
and another brother Mr.. Benjamin War
tel, acted as usher.
After the wedding dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

An interesting wedding took place on
s.turday at noon at the home q NM MI,
Sixth street, when their daughter, Miss
Harriet Shepard, and Mr.. Harry Sauer-
vein, Of 1905 North Thirteenth street
were married by the Rev, Ernest Baw-
Lehish avenue and Twelfth street. The
bride was given In marriage by, her
father and wore her travelling suit OF
dark blue with hat to match and was
unattended. A wedding breakfast fol-
Sauerwein will spend the remainder OF
the month travelling and will be at home
after october ! at 2b4 Apsley street:
Germantown. The bridegroom served
overseas for two years with Jenerson
Hospital unit, ambulance corps.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13

North Broad street. have returned from
a months camping In Maine. Miss
Asher will spend September visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abram
Schlesinger H. Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Moskovitz, 3719
North Eighteenth street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Moskovitz, to Mr.. David Jami-
son, of this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13
THE BATTLE BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

This Is BroadaVaIs Battrey (Phiodetph'Gs Toorrow)
climax that aroused cataract OF emotions
hair head and raise the man out his seat
--SunHerald
multitude virtues In the f1 One
picture 1t unique and great
"g thrills thrilling sho0n
overwhelming Mr. Grft pictures of
startling famous landscapes painted by
Telegram.
instinct has appealed the elemental
emotions erqusitey beautiful sceneEvnng
Post.
cheer motion picture
audience cheered
settings ondv beautiful the in the snosorm most
reaistic"-CommerctaL
At the end audience od haze
eheered it-and all audiences wiH"-Times.
thrilled difficult recall anything
Griffith did which punch than this breath
taking on the "-World
Most amGsing spae seen land or or moving picture
comedy. Will many
different and accents the waeAuon Smith, Globe
thrill the like
the CIanmen the hills in THE Birth of Nation! To de-
scribe acting Lillian Gh would be columns all the
superlatives the language Pandmonuno broke loose
WhstleS delight
pictures that might well hang -Evenig Mall
Cd W. Griffith has climbed heights achievement
Down East Audience cheed the sensational Every
the carefully selected true typeEvening
Kaufman, Globe
The heater rocked 0ih applause
onsraion 1t difficult
erlatives"-Harriete UnderhM, Tribune
"No but Griffith have . Audience broke
INTO cheers cnd m But to the story itself the fundamental
with which
sorpon of the who with caught BREATH watched
Boyle, Illustrated New
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Emma Il. Owens, Of $40 Larch-
wood avenue. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Warren Haskell at Pawtucket, r. I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13

Matinee Daily, 2:l5
DREW 4 CAMPBELL'S
CONWAY
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MULLIN--MOORE

The marriage Of Miss Mary F. Moore,
of 1921 Baynton street, Germantown, 70
Mr.. James A. Mullin, of 68 West Rock
land street. Olney, was solemnized In
the Church Of st. Vincent de Paul, East
Price street, at 10 o'clock on "Wednesday
mornin, the Rev. Father Sullivan ofii-
ciating. Miss Anna Moore attended her
sister as maid of honor and Mr.. Bernard
j. Mullin. Jr., was his brothers best
man. A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony at the homo of the bride. Mr..
and Mrs. Mullin are spending some time
In Washington, after which they VIII be
at home at 5o2l Baynton street.
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warteI left for Atlantic City. where they
will spend their wedding trip. They
will be In their new home, bS2l Norfolk
street, after November 1,
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SHOOTING FOLLOWS
NIGHT At CARDS
Victim in Hospital With
Bullet Hole in Each
Lung.

An argument over a ta1icab bill
Is said 10 have been the cause Of
trouble in front Of the Debostic
store on Pennsylvania avenue
about 500 O'Clock this morning
resulting in Andy Wilson, colored,
"Big Andy" or "Saie Blower as be
is commonly called, pulling 3 re.
yolyer and twice shooting DOC"
Perrit:, colored, a bullet entering
each lung.
Perritt was taken Immediately to
the Fairmont Hospital where at q
late hour today he was still living,
but death is expected at any time.
The shooting was reported a.
local police headquarters, Police.
men Arnett and Bartholow and
Deputy Sheriffs Howard Adams
and John Glover answering the
call. They trailed Wilson up over
the hill toward Barackville, but
were unable to follow him further.
The man wanted in connection
with the shooting Is a large negro
weighing about 200 pounds, about
6 feet tell.
The trouble Is said to have fol-
lowed card game last night and
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TENNESSEE HOUSE

Continued from page one.l
quickly followed on June l6 by New
YORK, Kansas and Ohio:
Other states ratified In the fol
lowing order: Illinois, Pennsyi'
vania, Massachusetts,, Texas, Iowa,
Missouri, Arkansas, Montana, Ne
braska, Minnesota, New Hanp'
shire, Utah, California, Maine,
North Dakota, South Dakota, COL
orado. Rhode Island, Kentucky,
Oregon, Indiana, Wyoming, Ne
,vads, New Jersey, Idaho, Arizona,
New Mexico, Oklahoma and West
Virginia.
From its beginning In this coun'
try. the suffrage movement met de-
termined opposition from women
as well as from men. The first Or
ganized opposition on the part o.
women manifested Itself in 1873
when a committee Of prominent
women presented a petition to con
gress protesting against the ex'
tension Of suffrage to women" Mrs.
W. T. Sherman, wife Of the Civil
War hero, headed the committee, Of
which Miss Catherine Ward Beech
er, sister Of the famous divine
Henry Ward Beecher, was q mem
Der. Various anti.sufrage organf
cations came into being subse
ouently, until the National Asso'
citation opposed to woman suffrage
was formed in 1911 with Mrs. Ar
thur N. Dodge, OF New York, as ifa
first president. This body, step
by step, fought the adoption and
ratification OF the amendment
Full suffrage Is enjoyed today BY
the women Of q foreign countries
including the new states Of Czecho.
SloyaHa and Poland and the an.
Gent nations Of England, German,
and the Scandinavian countries.
Now that the woman Of the United
States have won the right equally
with the men to take their part In
the government Of the republic the
effect Of the women's vote on the
political life Of the country re-
mains for time to show, Many WON
Q mare joining the Old line parties
with their men folk but the Ma.
tional Woman's party holds It's own
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Notes Of Interest
on the Railroads

M. J. Clifford, Brownsville, Pa,
assistant trainmaster, Monongahe-
Ia railway, was In Fatrmont today.
after the ball game between the
Moaongah division B. & o. league
team meets Elkins at Grafton this
afternoon the winner o fthe auto
will be announced In the contest
which has been on among the B.
& g. slupl0sss icr some weeis.
A. b. Freygang, Grafton, division
engineer OF tho B. & o., Is In Fair.
mont today. \ S. A. Jordan, Balti.
more, engineer Of maintenance or
way and structures, is expected to
arrive here today.
The B. & o. expects to have NAL
let engines running between Fair
mont end Grafton BY September l.
The work has progressed rather "a
yorably and It Is believed that all
Of the repairs will be completed BY
that time.
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RUSSIANS OUT Of
|lDAN|G CORRIDOR

PARIS. Aug. 1S.-The Po!lsl
CONNER offensive with Thorn as
~; Svu base has successfully cleared
t ttS panzig corridor Of Russia's
t tn according to q report re-
Sawed Ron, the French mission In
f pnIand TO-DAY
The Polish forces are driving
eastward the report says.
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PHAn|EIll's
FUNERAL FRIDAY

Pueral serviees for Corporal
FHersehel ]. Hamilton. who died IN
service on the other side, VIII be
ned In this city Friday afternoon
ri & o'clock instead Of Thursday as
PREVIOUSLY announced. The body
arrived IN Falrmont this morning
AZ ii O'Clock from New York, es-
corted BY Herbert Hamilton. .
,brother.
Emil military honors viii be ae-
corded Corporal Hamilton with
Fred Helntlelman Post No. II.
American Legion, in charge. The
funeral services vii be held at the
I 'pTesbyterian church with
the Rev. Baird Mitchell officiating.
The funeral Win be public and
hundreds q local friends and i'd
m;rers viii turn out to attend the
funeral.
The guard Of honor, pallbearers,
color guard, firing squad and bu.
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answers % esietueJs N"" wv
mad IS q small compact
MD 6 soit substance, such as u
iissd III pad Ding and packing.
The British captured Jer1ss
I'm, ffonis the Turks Dec. II, 1911
fo0dc cock are found In the
1nitS sStates through the MIS-
ilsIpli Valley and IN the northern
sinddesoil Is 4 five pointed
used IN archite cture, o.
5 ilye section window in circulai
54The purpose q the Pilgrim
Father N coming to this country
iFas to secure homes where they
luuld hSye freedom Of religious
l6tsdlS and opinion =.
Tie solomon river Is IN NORTH
central Kansas. s. a..
sclgbn haired persons are
keenlE sensitive and have refined,
Hrtistlc natures, asa rule. /.
The famous Preside ntial
Range OF the White Mountains ID
!cluReT ssIen peaks: Mt. Washing
ton Jelselscn. Adams, Monroe,
Mad Con . faSette and Franklin.
Tie unit ! called rum cher.
Hes 8 the wild black cherry.
Modern Instance was
srittAnsb ysthe late American nov
elist William Dean Howells, and
Is regarded By critics as the great
lsB q his work..