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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-30

it in he stood looking at the box and
father asked him what he was waiting
for. I didn't get any gum yet,' was
Joseph's reply"
Mabel" said her mother, ut seems
to me that you had the gas turned
rather low while young Higgins was
here last evening""
ut was purely for economy's sake
ma"
There is no use trying to beat the
gas company, my daughter I've
noticed the shutting off of the gas is
followed by a corresponding increase
of pressure"
well, that lessons the waist
doesn't it, mother, dear?" replied the
artless girl. And her fond mother
could not find an answer.
mo doubt about it," exclaimed the
physician; "by means of this wonder
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-30

RESTAURANTS EARN $1,65s,o0e
Mt WORK, Jan. 30.-Child's COM
pany, operating chain of restaurants
throughout the country, set a record
for earnings in the year ending Nov
so, 1919. the total net profits being
I$1,65s,006, according to it's annual re.
port made public today
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1t to be a valuable medicine. ANY
person who tries it will find it to be
just as l have said, a valuable medi.
cine"
Pepgen increases stomach action
and quiets the nerves. 1t ENCOURAGES
the kidneys and liver and the absence
of alcohol and sugar make it a safe
medicine for any person to try.
All over the country the druggists
who recommend Pepgen are the drug
gists who serve the people in the larg
est cities and the smallest villages
But everywhere they are the big, up
standing representative merchants oil
their communities, enjoying the con
fidence of all who know them. When
they recommend a medicine, they
know that it is good.
Sold by Thistlethwaite and other
leading druggists.-Adv.
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Imperial Plotting in Germany

That Monarchists should be plotting to restore
William II to the throne is not surprise. The
imperial regime still has it's adherents in Ger
many, men and women who were satisfied with
the rule of the Hohenzolerns, and would like to
the monarchy restored.
Between their wish and it's attainment lies a
gulf which they will not be able to span. The
liberal element is firmly entrenched and Gustav
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-30

UNUTTERED ASPIRATION
1hich is greater-to do, or to be?


indebe OF the world
world
a material
loud that
l SAY"
circulating thru mans
a influence.
life not count for
much There
of those whom to day. but
bafor their tell their words could
cheeks We mostly what much to be.
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full discovery old men can be made
young"
why don't you try it on your
self"
Its no good for a doctor. A doctor
spends half his life trying to look old
enough to be regarded as highly
erudite and experienced"
Francis Bacon died a victim to
science by catching cold while ex-
perimenting with cold storage.
France consumes a million gallons
of absinthe a year.
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Dinner Stories

Father always took my little broth
er Joseph out for walk and when
passing a chewing gum box he would
give him a penny to get some gum.
One Sunday when coming out Of
church father gave Joseph a penny to
put in the poor box. After dropping
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-30
Memories Of Old DAYS
In This Paper Ten Years
Ago Today

Word was received that Guy Study,
Of Richmond, one of the Americans
thought to be In danger as a result Of
the great Paris floods. was safe.
For the first time in 20 years Wayne
county was to be without a fair, &C
cording to announcement.
Announcement was made Of the mar
rage OF John N. Lantza to Miss Carrie
Sheperd, both of this city.
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Hungary to Choose King
After National Meetins
(Ry Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
BUDAPEST, Jan. 30.-Hungary will
be monarchy and the new king will
be chosen Immediately after the nat
ional assembly convenes, said Pre-
mier Huszar, speaking at a women's
meeting yesterday.
"The first duty OF national as
sembly which will be summoned on
Feb. 16, will be to elect a chief of
states" said the Premier, after ex-
pressing his satisfaction at the over
whelming success of the national
Christian party in the recent elections.
1T is clear that Hungary will be a
kingdom, but it would be premature
to mention the names of those con-
ridered for the throne, today"
The premier's words were greeted
with enthusiastic cheering.
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RED CROSS GIVES $4,000
FOR SOCIAL HYGIENE EXHIBIT
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-As a part
of a nationwide health campaign. the
Red Cross has donated $4,000 to the
American Social Hygiene association
to aid in establishing q travelling ex-
hibit on social hygiene, which will
demonstrate a constructive method OF
dealing with the control Of social dis
eases. The first demonstration will be
held in North Carolina.
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Tor republication Of all dispatches credited to It o.,
not otherwise credited inS this also the
news published herein All rights Of republication OF sps'
cal dispatches herein also reserved.
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Good Evening
BY ROY x. MOULTON

Hon. Hi Johnson has come out for
the presidency and so far as we know
there is no law preventing a man
coming out for the presidency If he
wants to.
Another old pest who has disappear
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MNIer's Antfseptic Gil. known a.
Snake Oil
VIII Positively Relieve Pain in F.
Minutes

VIII Positively Relieve Pain in a Few
Minutes
Neuralria Iumbago, sore, stiff and
swollen Joints, pain in the head, back
and limbs. corns. bunions. etc. After
one application. pain usually disap-
pears as If by magic.
A new remedy used internally and
externally for Coughs, Colds. Group.
Influenza, Sore Throat. Diphtheria ana
Tunsilitis,
This Oil is conceded to be the most
penetrating remedy known. It's prompt
Ia due to the fact that it penetrates to
the affected parts at once. As an Il
Illustration, pour ten drops on the thick,
eat piece OF sole leather and 1T Will
nenetrate, this substance through and
through In three minutes.
Accept no substitute. This great on
"a golden red color only. Manufac-
snred nv Herb Juice Medicine Com
many. Every bottle guaranteed For
sale at all druggists.-Adv
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GER M MANTOWN

Mrs. Louis Hoser. 6115 Ross street,
Will leave today to be the guest of her
brother. Mr.. Thomas Kilrain. at his
cottage at Cape May during August
Miss Gertrude Bogner. of Steelton, is
the guest of her brother-in-law and
East Maryland street. for fortnight.
Mrs. Kate Thomas has returned to
her home In Harrisburg from a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Croft
Mrs. C. e. Prince. 151 East Durham
street. with Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheets.
of Oak lane, is In Ocean City, ". j., at
the Ocean Annex for n fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester ]. Osborn, of
S23 West Seymour street. are occupying
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tomlinson. of
$50 East Maryland street. will have as
their guest during the week Mrs Tom
linsons sister. Miss Helen Martha Fell
ton, Of Tioga.
Miss Isabella Smith. of 6114 Ross
street, Is visiting relatives in Leesburg.
Fla. She will be gone three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. RICHTER and. their
daughter, Miss Ethel Fighter. of sos
Harvey street. are occupying their cot
tage Mt Wildwood, ~ J. for the summer.
Miss Laura DIETRICH. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Nevin DIETRICH. Of l12 West
Mt. Airy avenue. has returned to her
home from two months visit in
Chambersburg. Pa, and Martinsburs,
W. Va.
Miss Isabella Johnson, of 5S46 Morton
street. ls spending Il fortnight IN
Miss Phoebe Grifiths. of $50 East
womans land army unit on farm
near DoWningtown
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NORRISTOWN

An interesting home wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Norman Crawford, Audubon when their
daughter, Miss Adelaide Crawford, was
married to Mr.. Charles Fox. son OF Mr..
and Mrs Ellsworth L. Fox. on Wednes-
day, July 28. The Rev. r. i. Williams
officiated at the marriage In the pres
ence of the immediate families The
bride and bridegroom were unattended
A wedding breakfast followed after the
ceremony. Upon their return from a
wedding trip to Boston Mr.. and Mrs.
Fox will live in Philadelphia. Both bride
and bridegroom are graduates OF the
Norrstown High School.
Miss Nellie Gallagher. OF 42o West
Lafayette street, entertained at a. card
party and dance at her home, In honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Schultz. OF
Baltimore, who are visiting here. Mrs.
Schultz was formerly Miss Esther
Glaub. of Norristown. The event also
celebrated the third wedding anniver-
sary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz. There
were thirty guests present
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr., and Mrs. r. whartenby. of 1898
North Twelfth street, Will celebrate their
fiftieth wedding anniversary at recep-
tion at their hor.e this evening. Their
four children. two grandchildren and a
few, friends will attend.
Rev. John v. Ellison and Mrs. Ellison,
of 2715 North Park avenue. after pass
ing two weeks at the convention IN
Northfield, Mass, will go to Whaley
Lake, Holmes. N. Y. for the remainder
Of the season.
DR.. Robert Adams and his family, OF
TO West York street. are spending the
season in Ocean City. N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith and their
family, of 1918 Seltzer street. are
occupying their summer home in Wild
wood, N. j.. and will remain until the
late autumn.
Mrs. Mary Straub. OF 2620 North
Twelfth street, will spend the early
autumn in East Orange, ~. j.. as the
guest Of her sister-in-law. Mrs, a. n,
Gseller. Mrs. Straub,s son: Mr. Lester
G. Straub, will go to Basin Harbor. Ver-
mont. for the late summer.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Frank Siegert have
gone to the Pocono mountains for the
remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sheble Gray have
returned from their wedding tour and
are at home at 1920 Kensington ave-
nue.. Mrs. Gray, who was Miss Mary
Quenzer, of 4136 North Fifth street, was
a June bride. Mr. Gray served over
seas with the Iron Division.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin p. Altman and
their family. Of 1903 oxford street, will
leave in August for Bushkill Pa. and
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson, OF
North Sixteenth street. have returned to
their home from a trip through the New
England states.
Mrs. ]. Salisbury. OF 1898 North Sew
enteenth street, Is spending the re-
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Joseph p. Roberts, Of Seven
teenth and Ritner streets, has been en-
tertaining her nieces Miss Helen Carol
and Miss catharine Carol. OF 1900
Ruscomb street, Logan. for a few, days.
Miss Helen Carol will leave today to
visit friends at Ocean City. n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Halpin. OF 1919
Rtner street, and their sons. Mr.. Jo-
seph Halpin, Master William Hafpin
and Master Jack Halpin, left today to
spend the remainder of the season at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Thomas p. Thickpenny, of 2009
South Seventeenth street. has been
spending the summer at Atlantic City.
Miss Marie Logue. of 1889 South War
mock street. has returned to her home
after having spent several days with
friends Mt Ocean City. N. ].
Mr.. Charles Riley, of the Miflin
Apartments. Seventeenth and Mimin
streets, has returned home after spend
ing a fortnight at Atlantic City.
Miss Rosalie Lynch daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Terrace Lynch, of 2647 South
Fifteenth street. Is spending the week
with friends at Island Heights,
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Theatrical Billboard ,,
for the Coming Week
XamdeYilIe

Vaudeville
RETTH,s - "a Trip to Hitland" in
which ten composers Of popular song!
sing their own compositions I'D
dian, and company, in song and dance
act waiting for Someone" sketch
Rose Clare, 'the 1850 Girl" In novelty,
Looking Ahead" Moss and Frye,
comic chatter; LaMont Trio, wire
ley, juggler; pictures.
GLOBE - putting It over" military
revue by overseas veterans; Al
Whites 1920 Revue dainty dancing
Up" clever sklt Lorimer and Car
brey, tunes and steps; the Bogerts,
songs and chatter Juniper and Mars,
posing, and other acts and pictures.
BRoADWAY--Five Musical Maclarens.
Jazz and MELODIES wallace Reid, in
fast for Three" skit; Thornton Sis.
ters, classy songs and dances and
gowns. Jack Roof and the Breeze
Girls head bill beginning Thursday.
CROSS KEYS - Jack Roof and the
Breeze Girls. in a miniature musical
comedy, with pretty costumes and
many songs Schwartz and Clifford,
hilarious sketch. AT tho junction" ;
George Gautier. vocalist; Rome and
Cullen. "the dancing bugs" Musical
Maclarens headliner for weekend.
GRAND--"Hands Up!" little folks in a
little farce by talented 'kiddie"
actors; Harvey and Carryl, music
and dances; Grant and Wallace, ath-
letic novelty; Joe Armstrong, a Phil
adelphia chap of vaudeville repute !;
His Jonah Day." screen comedy, etc.
NIxON--Walter Kaufman, Philadelphia
blackface entertainer Master Ca
briel, characteristic skit Adolphus,
novelty; the Three testers and Will
Rogers, In film comedy. The Strange
Boarder," in which he has the sup
port of his young son.
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Guide to Photoplays
for the Week to Come
Pl,0toplays

Ph0toplays
STANLEY-"TheT Turning Point" based
on Robert Chambers's novel. with
Katherine Macdonald In the role OF
a girl who by sheer grit and spirit
family. She has many big emotional
moments. Nigel Barrie plays oppo-
site the star. A special feature has
been made OF the opportunity for
society settings.
PALACE - Homer Comes Home" n
comedy featuring Charles Ray In one
Of his Characteristic roles Of coun-
town lad with city experience, who
comes home and dazzles the conf
munity with big financial scheme.
Added, first showing of The Stage
Hand" Larry Semon comedy.
ARCADIA-"The World and His Wife,
made from Echegaray's drama in
which Faversham starred. IL has all
the dash and color Of Spain. whero the
scenes are laid. Alma Rubens. the
featured player has opportunity to
show both charm and emotional
ability. Montagu Love and Pedro
Cordoba, himself Spaniard, are In
support.
VICTORIA - Below the Surface" a
dramatic play Of the sea. with Hoo
bart Bosworth as a deep sea diver. In
a virile part Of the type. In which he
excels. New England village life and
submarine scenes have been produced
realistically by Thomas 1nce.
ACCOMPLISHMENT" with Alice Brady
as star, is a screen version of play
In which she met stage success. She
plays the role Of country girl who
goes to he city but Is able to keep
clear Of the deep waters of sophisti-
cation.
COLONIAL THE Fighting Shepherd
ess," an exciting western story by
Caroline Lockhardt, formerly Phil,
adelphia newspaper woman, first half
OF week. "A Fool and His Money,
with Eugene OBrien, the popular
young leading man, last half. Eva
Cherry, soprano, will sing at every
performance all week.
CAPITOL-"In Search of a Sinner. y
with Constance Talmadge, In n Aim
that was very successful at the STAN
ley recently. The heroine, tired of a
staid spouse. after his death hunts for
one bit gayer
MARKET STREET For the Soul OF
Rafael" with Clara Kimball Young
In q California romance. first half
Wallace Reid. In Sick Abed," last
half.
GREAT NORTHERN - For the Sou
Of Rafael" with Clara Kimball Young
IMPERIAL - "Shore Acres" Herne's
classic drama of rustic life, and
SOLID Concrete" Semon comedy, frs,
half. Tho Fighting Shepherdess," a
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thrilling play OF a woman's career on
the open range, last half

thrilling play Of a woman's career on
the open range. last half.
STRAND - Treasure Island" Mau:
rice Tourneur's picturesque hlming OF
Steyenson's immortal adventure story
first half. THE Wonder Man with
George Carpenter and Faire Binney,
in story of robustness and excite
ment, last half
LOCUST For the Soul Of Rafael"
with Clara Kimball Young as heroine
OF romantic story, inaugurates the
managership of Ray Brown at this
house. He will also offer news pic,
lures and comic reels on his initial
bill.
RIYoLI - "The Courage Of Marge
O'Doone," stirring story OF the
Great Northwest, by James oliver
Curwood, with Pauline Starke and an
added Christie comedy and Patho
News films.
WEST ALLEGHENY = High and
Dizzy" funny comedy featuring Har-
old Lloyd, first half "Gump come
ton ns 80 Souls ns Adrift nS'; Tues Tues, House Pc
ters. silk Husbands and Calico
Wives Wed. and Thurs, Ethel Clay.
ton, "a Lady in Love-; Fri. and
Sat, Emma Dunn. in Mother"
CEDAR-Mon., John Barrymore, Raj
fes"; Tuus.. The Struggle Everlast'
ing" with Florence Reed; We'd
Thurs: and Fri. "Dr Jekyli and MT.
Hyde; Sat, "Passers BY" Sennett
and Lloyd comedies will be added at
fractions.
COLTSEUM--Mon. and Tues. "Gump',
cartoon comedy and The Accidental
Honeymoon" Wed. and Thurs. CITY
of Masks" with Robert Warwick
Fri. and Sat. Bill Hart, In Sand
and The Quack Doctor" comedy.
BELMoNT--"souls Adrift" with, Ethel
Clayton in a story of domestic life.
first half of week: THE Fourteenth
Man." with Robert Warwick. last half.
LEADER-"N1ss Hobbs" with Wanda
Hawley. Mon. and Tues. The Heart
OF Twenty" with Zasu Pitts, Wed.
w. ). Hart, Sand" Thurs. Fri ana
Sat.
JUMBo-"Danclng Fool" with Wallace
Reid and Bebe Daniels, Mon. ano
Tues. False Roads" with Enid Ben
nett, We'd; "Woman's Law" Will,
Florence Reed. Thurs. "A Tale OF
Two Cities" with William Farnum,
in Dlckenss story of the French Rev
olution. Fri. and Sat
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr. Aldrich Price, son Of Mr., and Mrs
William Price. OF Chester, has gone to
Wilkes-Barre. Pa. where he will spend
the remainder OF the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Houston have re.
turned to their home In Chester from
a fishing trip In the North bay district
OF Canada, and will leave In a few
days for the Canadian Rockies, making
stay at Banff and Lake Louise and
touring the Rainier National Park and
the Yellowstone Park before they re-
turn In September
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander TisdaIe, who
are spending the summer at their Vent,
nor cottage, are receiving congra tula
tions on the birth Of daughter They
viii not return to their home In Ridley
Park for Two months
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Burley, OF
Chester, have left for a motor trip to
Quebec and Montreal, Canada.
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TIOGA

Mr. W. Frceland Kendrick. president
of the Masonic Home. will be host at
the annual August dinner In celebration
OF the birthday anniversaries of the late
General Louis Wagner and Mr.. George
W. Kendrick, Jr;. on Wednesday. Au-
gust 4. at the home. Broad and On
tario streets. The August birthday din
ner was instituted by General Wag.
ner and Mr.. George w. Kendrick. Jr.,
when the latter was vice president and
the general. president of the home,
Among the guests will be Mrs. Louis
NJ Wagner, vice president: Mr.. George
D. Whitcomb, treasurer; Mr.. Robert j.
Spratt, secretary: the Rev. william II.
Sivel. superintendent Mr.. Daniel J.,
Bishop. Mr. w. T. Bradley Mr. Charles
Chapman. Mr.. Geofge S. Cox. Mr.. w.
Dreydoppel, Mr.. II. Dolfinger, Mr. Har-
vey II. Hubert, Mr.. J. Z. NJ. Keller,
Mr.. Samuel Lamond. Mr.. Joseph l..
Mann. Mr.. z. s. Mershon, Mr. William
Mcintyre. Mr.. L. J. McCauley. Mr.. John
G.. Morris, Mr. Edward w. Patton, Mr..
Elmer A. Reeser Mr.. B. F. Siegert, Mr..
A, W. Vandegrift and Mr.. r. Roberts
Shronk.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Fisher OF
North Seventeenth street. left on We'd
nesday to pass the remainder of the
season in Wildwood. N. J.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hampton Barnes,
OF West Acres. Devon. announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Cecily Weldon Barnes, to Mr. Emile G.
Laussat Geyelin, Of Hardwicke. Villa
nova.
Mr.. NJ. Ray jackson announces the
engagement OF his daughter. Miss Le-
more Schoen Jackson. to Mr.. Donald
Hamilton. of New Haven. Conn. Mr..
Hamilton was second lieutenant In the
United States marine corps during the
at the front. Mr.. Jackson and his fam
lily are spending the summer at their
cottage In Ventnor.
Mr.. George Bowdoin. of Baltimore.
will net as best man at the wedding Of
Miss Elizabeth Merck. daughter of Mr
and Mrs. George Merck, Of Llewllyn
Park, N. j.. and Mr.. Snowden Henry.
son of Mr.. and Mrs Bayard Henry. OF
West Walnut lane. Germantown. which
VIII take place on Tuesday. October b..
at the. home of Miss Merck's parents.
The ushers will be Mr.. Arthur Paul. Mr.
George Harrison Frazier Jr.. Mr.. George
Merck. Mr.. John Harland. of Washing
ton: and Mr.. Charles Macarthur, OF
Buffalo. N. Y.
>, Mrs John B. Thayer, OF the Redwood
Haverford. returned home on Thursday
rom Easthampton, L. l., where she
vas the guest for a week OF Mrs
prn ppranois s. Newton: of New York. Miss
POLY Thayer also returned on Thurs-
gay from Southampton, L. I. Mrs
Thayer. Miss Polly Thayer and Mr.
frederick Thayer left on Friday to spend
me weekend at Sea Bright, n. j., as
ine guests OF Mrs. Walter Coggeshan
1anney. OF Bryn Mawr,
MS mrs, Alexander C. Yarnall. of wynne-
WOOu road WVnnaWnn1 u,ko
y. o.s'Slmg s her sister. Mrs. George Jones
OF sundale, w. Va, returned home a
lev days ago. Mrs. Yarnall will leave
t me middle Of August for Northeast
night. ""' 'pe"u ioft-
- Mrs. Nathan Chew Lane or aao,
,edar avenue. announces the maria 1e ~
H1r niece, Miss Alice Leiby Coombs 70
Rar R robert Hamilton Robertson, OF
~ atsor. n. Me, which took place today
he n1oh, az Mr. and Mrs Robertson vii,
o oe az home at the Bangor House, Ban.
sor. Me, after September is:
mr.. John Barr Harman and the MIsses
bickmmah nave returned to the Wissa
rSnon apartments, Germantown aTtsr
',,''hg some time at Atlantic CITY,
Of "a; Ria ana Mrs. John Seymour Bioren
nJornhem, Devon. have gone To Cana
A. d. for several weeks.
DcHo,; and Mrs. William b. Whelen. OF
through Canada. '''0''' '''p
On MI r. and IY1, Mrs. Samuel D. Riddle, Of
motortnH mo ore AN near Glen Riddle, who are
AWoIlhg IN the Catskills. win % In
aEFus5 naEFn to Saratoga, where thew Will re-. a.
main during the racing season, "''' 'o
their hMr an and Mrs Robert NJ. Janney and
ter tteS spending the summer at Mancbes.
RaSprso,r william A. Patton. of Crestline
an inn. ft Is at Breton Woods, n. IL. for
DaYids Ernest Kay Halbach, OF ST.
daugSfccrH H"N returned from visit to her
Island ihis'er' III Long
Houss' mss' & o Emory McMichael. of Knoll
Elberon D%SNon' spent last weekend at
rawtry, OF New York, ''''
son ths ana Rey e,k. and Mrs, Merle H. Ander-
gone to North Bay, Canada SSre, sSr III nave w.
"alnder Of the summer - io' INC re- "
me marriage OF Miss Joy Bright,
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FRAN kEORD

Mrs. Ralph Arrlson, of 1863 ortho-
dox street. is spending the remainder
of the summer at Ocean City, n. J.
Miss Mary S. Lawrence, of Penn
street, Is spending a fortnight with her
uncle and aunt, Mr., and Mrs Howard
Stephens, at their cottage in Wildwood,
N ].
Mrs. Sarah Brough, of 2224 Bridge
street. IL spending some time with
friends In Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. william B. Taylor, of
COOS Penn street, are spending the re-
mainder of the summer at Atlantic City,
Mrs. Joseph Leipman, OF Ruan street,
has returned from Ventnor, n. j., where
she spent the month Of July.
Mrs. John II. Putnam and her family,
Of Brill street. will leave on Monday for
Springfield, Mass.