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The New York herald., 1921-12-31
EXCHANGE ROBS LABOR,
ASSERTS WALTER CAMP
Takes American Jobs to Ger
man Bench, He Explains.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW ToRx HERALD
New HAVEN, Dec. 30.---Walter Camp,
football authority and president OF the
New Haven Clock Company, declared to-
day that Exchange is acting as o
siphon to take the jobs Of the American
workingmen to the German bench" Mr.
Camp dealt particularly with the COM
getition American manufacturers are
r:eeting from abroad.
England, Canada and other coun-
tries" Mr.. Camp said, ''long ago acted
to prevent this loss Of jobs of their
workmen to Germany. Canada has null
tiplied the value OF the mark for duty
purposes. England has taken action of
another character. but equally effec-
tive. Meantime we are asleep. Ameri-
cans arc transferring capital and opera
-ions to German factories on account OF
this exchange profit. The American
Wooden Company. 1t is stated, has taken
options or 80 factories abroad.
II have recently received an offer OF
stock control in e German factory. show
ing that the profits of making goods
over there by German workmon and talk
ing advantage OF the exchange would
show mo large profits. but that again
rnean3 the transfer OF American capital
20 pay the German vaSecarncr instead
Of using the money 70 pay the Aneri-
can"
The New York herald., 1921-12-31
NEW YORK MAN HEARD
IN PELLETIER TRIAL
Tesfifies in ConspiracyChdrge
Against Boston Official.

BosToN, Dec. 3O.--Distric. Attorney
Joseph c. Pe,lctier in November, 1916,
refused either TO deny or to affirm re-
ports that he contemplated preierring
charges against Warren C. Daniel
New York dealer In securities. Harry G.
Bernstein. New York attorney. testi-
fled to-day at the trial of Pelietler OH
charges of alleged misconduct In office.
Bernstein'sN testimony was on the spe-
ciflc allegation that Pcllet;er. in con-
spiracy with others. used his office 10
frighten Daniel into paying Daniel n.
CoalSlcy. a Boston attorney. fec OF
10000.
The court airo heard the testimony OF
Mis- Do-ntry l,nte. alleged 10 have been
frightened by threats OF prosecution into
drop ing "a civil action seeking the pos,
session of an automobile. Miss Cote.
rince married to Guy w Lawrence. who
slso claimed title To- the fne chire Miss
Cote was trying to obtain admitted on
cross-examlnation by Senator James A.
Reed OF Missouri. counsel for Pel'etier.
snat she would have withdrawn the srit
three weeks before she did but for the
ATTORNEYS"
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A Sale of IS Dresses
for Girls, $5.95

IHIS little clearance will prove of the utmost interest
to mothers OF growing girls it affords ection
from dresses Of Jersey, velour weed md combina-
tons OF velvet and ve'our paids very small price,
The styles quite diversified made in twopece
models wi slip blouses and peated skirts others " tn
comb nation of lannel velvet with peated shirred
skirts Several other models trimmed with wool
broidery. Sizes to 16 years. A. & s-soond
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WILLS AND APPRATSALs.

HOWARD TAYLOR. died November 20, i?.o.
Total estate. st2.sss; net. s2u.si6 Tire
csfa'e II divided among his chidfen.
LOUISE SANDS WILSON. died May a.
1920. Total estate, Si378j: net. $50 .:S5
The ESTATE is bennenthed to her son
AMANDA H. SIMPSON. died February 20,
:~c1. Total estate. 500 4G5. net. s33. TaI
rrie estate Is divided between her sister
and niece.
HUGO r. KELLER. died January ~. 1921
Total estate. S4Sn. sos: net. sits 0SJ. ftis
wife IL LEFT tire whole estate.
LOUISA MULLER died January - ipni
Total estate, Sti 1877: net. saT.9Tt. The es-
tate Il divided among her yhiletsu
ELIZABETH l.. fNGRAftAM dlcd Msrch
~. 1921. Total estate. S303Ta. net, S2s. .2:;J.
The estate Is divided amorE itsr nepnews
ECsALIE C'HEsTERAl.lN SEWARD, died
May 2, 1921. Total estate, S1i DOG: net.
"A Sii.3i3. The estate IL divided among her
Y four stepchlldfen.
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A Special Purchase
Of
Envelope Bags
Swagger and
Hand Bags
S1.9S-S2.9S
and S4.S5

These were secured just in
time to be announced for
Saturdays selling.
Beautifully made Of gen.
uine feathers in black AMI
leading shades.
The excellent manner in
which they are made, lined
and fitted indicates that they
were made to sell for consid-
erably more than these little
prices.
Anyone seeking a New
Years gift viii find in this
offering a selection that will,
indeed, please.
q q - csr.af Ifoo~ rt...traf
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A Year-End Clearance of
WOmen's BlOuses
$I.98 to $19.95
Formerly $4.9S to $3.50

One of the most important clearances that the Blouse
Shop has made.
Handsome overblouses in beaded effects tieback and
tuck-in models, hand-embroidered well blouses
tt mined with real filet lace are included.
The color selection permits the choosing of light shades,
street shades and a good choice of black.
Tailored bouses Of crepede-chine, satins, Pussywiow
and Georpette also tailored models of imported dity
madras and organdy trimmed with colored frls and
handembroidery afford selection rarely found at such
decided reductions
All sizes are to be found in the collection but all
sizes in every STYLE
A & s--seco East.
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A New Indoor Golf Game
In Which You Really Plav Golf!

MO MATTER whether the green's Of your golf course
- are overed with snow, your caddie bag stands
mournfully in corner of your locker, you needn't
foreswear the delights of the game til Spring again
Here is game in which you really play your shots
iro bt mixers them to the green with clean
spproath, and your puttsor miss them just syou
do out loors
It's in mnia ure of course but the little player at the
end of the ub who swings manfuy at the little ball does
SO Just as you make him do tours is the glory, the
foozle.
The game is Schoenhut's 'INDOOR GOLF" and we are
first to show it to Brooklyn golfers.
The sets contain the playing shaft the miniature golfer
set of clubs for him to play WITH ba Is green's tees
even the andbox!
It's fascinating End see how it's done
Two sizes 1924 and $500
-rnrtbu vr.-4
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TO Clear Our Stocks for the NeW Year!
Books for Boys and Girls
34c and 40c

EFT the children down Saturday and pick out the
| book they want because tn IN likely it can be
ourd ere bee II collection Of books extensive
uding tie ssy Tvr Series. Boy Scouts and Boy
Allies Series and lots of books by L. t. Mea lie.
For Saturday only limited quantity Of
Stokes one-volune Encyc Dpeda.. csc from $500
Pictorial History of the World War. csc from $3.50
And books that have be- damaged in Christmas ham
ding are reduced TO exceptionally low prices.
~ s.-M
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Specially priced toy Saturday
'sMocaro" Coffee, 24c lb.

Reduced from 39c
TIL end is the result of considerable exper lnent ng
and is Of most popular coffees It highgrade
blend of the finest coees and highly mended to
lovers of this delectabe beverage.
5-Pound Packages $1.1O. from S1.59
Hankow Tea-Mxed and OOong-34c Pound
Reduced from 44c
Another blend that experimentation has proven TO be
great favorite with the majority of tea drinkers
Od-fashoned MOlasses Fruit Cake. AC Pound
Reduced from 3Oc
Made from the best ingredients and fruit in sanitary
bakeshop. Counter deliveries only on this item.
A.. s.-subw noorL street.
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stunt Night

THE stunt night program
given by the Highland avenue NJ
L. Sunday school last evening
drew a large audience. And for
the amount of time devoted to re.
hcarsals it was considered one Of
tho hest entertainments given by
any Of the church committees this
year. All numbers were so good
that it is impossible to mention
them separately and do them JUS
ficc, as there was not a dull min
ute in the program. While the
affair was a success socially. the
financial eceipts rec also very
gratifying and a nice sum was
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health nurse, is spending several.
days IN Pittsburgh with her brother.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Jenkins, for.
merly OF this city, who now resides
in indianapolis. Ind, are the guests
OF their son, Fred jenkins in this
city.
Harvey Childs, who had teen very
I'll with the grip at his home in
GLADDEN. street, is recovering and is
able to he about the house.
n. Leslie Fisher, OF Morgantown.
was q visitor here last evening.
Dr.. H. C. Pocock OF Cleveland,
Ohio, spent the Thanksgiving hol-
iday here with his wife and chill
dren at the home of Mrs. Pococks
parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Crowl
on Oakwood road. He will return
home tomorrow accompanied by
his family. Dr.. Nicholas Crowl
oS Washington is spending the
week end here with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh F. Smith
returned yesterday from Morgan
town where they had spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. a. Tough.
A son was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. T. l.. Barnes Of Watson.
lie has been named George j.
Barnes,
Miss Carol Powell who was call
ed here by the death OF her
grandmother Mrs. G. F.. Carroll
will return tomorrow to Balti-
more.
Mrs. l.. A. Fochs and daughter
MarIloyd OF Pittsburgh are guests
Of the formers parents Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Finnerin on CASTOR ave
nue..
Hugh and Paul Jones who are
students at the University are
spending the Thanksgiving recess
here with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Jones on Fairmont
avenue.
Miss Billy Evans daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. J. c. Evans is ill
with dipphtheria but is getting
along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, H. Rigglc have
returned from MorgantOwn where
they were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Burns. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker and
family and the formers mother,
| Mrs. Scdonia Parker have rcmoY-
ed from Locust avenue to prop
erty on Raymond tsreet.
Harold Thompson OF Clarks.
burg was the Thanksgiving guest
of his aunt Mrs. c. o. Jackson on
! Emerson street.
Mrs. Emily F. Patton, of Park
ersburg, who spent Thanksgiving
p, with her son A. W. and F. J. Pat
ton, returned home today.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Leah S. Robinson. Of Gettys.
hurr pa, is the guest OF her darCh.
ter. Mrs. l.. G. Mickey and family
nj their home in Market street.
Daniel Henthorne. Of ClarkshurG
street, Warrington, recently under
won't an operation.
Mrs. Neil Hawkins went to Cum.
berlaNA Thursday where she wilt
spend several DAYS with friends.
Mrs Ruth Starshnrv, who had
hoeu ycry. seriously III nj the home
of her son. Frank S]tanshurN. in
GLADDEN. street. is somewhat I'M
proved at this time
Miss Evelyn Thomas. public
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Seninr Bible CInAa

We are asked again to call tae
attention of the ladies of the
Senior Bible class OF the Highland
avenue Sunday school to their
monthly meeting which will be
held this evening at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Giasscock in
Pennsylvania avenue. At TINS
meeting plans for conducting the
membership campaign lin the sun
day school contest will he discuss.
ed Other matters of interest will
also be considered.
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The meeting or the Mission
study circle was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs.,T A. Hunsaker in
Belly1ew avenue. The class had a
worry interesting lesson with Miss
Bessie Loomis as teacher. 1t was
decided at this meeting to meet at
the Hunsaker residence each even
ing until farther notice. instead OF
at different homes in the neighbor-
hood as was planned at the orEani.
cation meeting.
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Fleming Bennett, was host to
the teacher and his classmates of
me Junior HuStlcrs Sunday school
class al his home in Murray av-
last Tuesday evening. The
boys and their teacher spent a
very enjoyable evening, games
popular with boys OF their age be-
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BELLVIEW


Prof. and Mrs. Thomas c. Mil
Ter entertained at a family dinner
party Of perfect appointments at
their home in Pennsylvania avenue
yesterday, the party were all rela-
lives and included the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Capito and
little so .nCharles. Jr,. twho were
the honor guests the Misses Mat
tic and Annie Miller. MessTs Bert
and Archie Miller. The affair was
much enjoyed By all present.
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Aid Sncietr Meetinc

The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Highland avenue church vii have
their regular monthly meeting
next Monday evening at the sun
day school room Of the caurch. As
there is business Of Importance 70
be discussed a full attendance Of
the organization is requested.
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RIVESVILLE


SUNDAY school 10 a. m, George
Hamrick, superintendent Preach
ing II a. NJ; sermon by Rev. J. W.
Richards. Evening service at 1880
Or. Pollctt, of Huntington. will be
present for this service and will dc.
liver an interesting lecture on Gems
tenary work. StcreoptiCan views
will be given to aid N netter eH-
planning this important feature OF
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realized which will BIT used for
Sunday school equipment.


The little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles M%errifeld, who has
been i'll with scarlet fever for
several days and who was recover
ing nicely, has developed a case Of
chickenpox. 1t T. not known how
the child was exposed 10 this con
tagion as there has been no cases
known to be IN tho neighborhood
for several months.
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PsrsonaIS.

Miss Marvel Phillips has gone 70
Grafton, Pa, where she will spend
the Thanksgiving vacation as the
guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Miller were en-
.ertained at Thanksgiving dinner
at the home OF the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Miller, OF
Arnetsville.
Kenneth and Harry. young sons
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller, OF
High Lawns, are able TO be out all.
er a few days Illness.
Mrs. Gaskins aud Mrs. L. D. Rob
eris who have been the guests o.
relatives here for a few days, have
returned 10 their home at Fairmout.
Mrs. Jennie King has gone to
Warrington where she will visit rel
at!ves for an indefinite lcngth OF
time.
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ing the evenings diversion. Re
treatments were served during the
evening. Members present were
Richard Pitzer, Ryland White,
Delbert Smith Lloyd Carroll. File
ming Bennett. Ned Merrifeld. Joe
Merrifeld. Gantz Watkins. Louis
Bennett. Lloyd Remit and t.le
teacher, Mr.. Harry Shaferman.
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RihIe Class

The Worth While Bible class
was entertained at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorraine GainoT in
Bellview avenue on Thursday
evening of this week. There was
a good discussion OF the Lesson
which had been we'll prepared by
the Bible students. The class will
hold their next meeting next
Thursday evenign at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. J. Il. Carroll in Bell
Wow avenue.
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Ennrht New Home

r. and Mrs. Marshal Wander
grift. who for the past year have
made their home with their
daughter, Mrs. John Gerkins in
Liberty avenue. have recently pur-
chase property in E%vcrson. w.
Va. They will move to their new
home in a few days.
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Much RuiIdinr

A recent canvass OF building
activities in Bellview showed that
more than thirty new homes had
been built during the last year.
This part OF the city has made
much improvement and If we could
only gain enough favor with the
city officials to do some work on
our streets Bellview would be one
Of tAe incest suburbs of Fairmont.
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To Hear Address.

Mrs. Middlemass from Africa, a
s9Eeer OF Mrs. Duncan Sinclair. will
Speak to the girls of the Mcfarland
chapter Of the Westminster Guild
geka meeting TO be held tomorrow
sSysning at 1880 o'clock at the Pres
byterian church. It is urged that
all that can will ne present as Mrs.
Middlemass will have an Interest.
Ing messaEe.
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P. Welty who recently bought a
fine location in Home street has
begun the construction Of a largo
modern residence. Mr.. Welty is
superintendent OF the Bethlehem
coal mines at Dakota, and with his
family will oeGpy the new resid-
ence as soon as it is finished.
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From Mnshinrto n. D. c.

Miss Ethel Hupp Of Washing
ton, D. c., hNs arrived in Bcllriew
and is being entertained at the
home Of her brother. John G..
Hupp and Mrs. Hupp in Bellview
avenue.
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Revival.

Tho revival meetings which r
being held Al Marvin Chapel Cnear
E!vesvilleD and are in charge o.
Rev. G. s. Thomas. are increasing
in interest as well as in point Of at,
tendance. The service began some
some ago. and will be continued as
long as the interest Is sufflcient to
justify the work.
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Quarantine Lif.ed.

Tho quarantine card has been re.
moved from the home OF Rev. and
Mrs. Richards. as their two small
children who have been i'll with
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Entertained Friends

Miss Mary Frances dayton, me
Charming young daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Clayton enter.
tained a number Of her little friend
yesterday afternoon at her hom"
ron Spring stree in celebration Of
2the fourth a~nniversary Of her birth.
.fGpmes and music featured the en-
5Iertainment and a delightful after.
fhbon was spent by all
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Thanksnivlnn Servlee.

a splendid ThanksgivinE service
was held ut The RivesvilIe N. f.
church. South. Rev. G. + Thomas
preached the sermon and special
music was furnished by the choir.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Williams
and sons, David and Roger who
had been th guests OF Mrs. Will
Hams parents, Mr.. and Mrs d
F. Ramage at their home on Lo-
Gust avenue have returned TO their
home in Clarksburg. On Thanks
giving Mr.. AND Mrs. Ramage en-
tertained at a femlly dinner party
at their home.
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Came Today

Mrs. James f. Wade Of VII
mlng,on. Del, arrived here this
morning for Il visit with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. DECKER
son at their home on CASTOR ave
and with her sister, Mrs,
Jacob Snider. Mrs James Russell
Frazier and little son James Rus
sell, Jr., will arrive hero tomorro"
for a visit with the formers
parents, Nj. and Mrs. Jacob
Snider n. C. Dickerson who had
been Ill is recovering,
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The Ellis rnartetin 0f this CITY
Twill give an entertainment at the
Farplington high school on Mon
day evening OF next week bgin-
Ding at eight O'Clock for the benz
c5fft of the Pennington Woman's
slclub. A splendid program has been
fSrranged. Miss Ilazsl Book OF
F5rmington will be the accomran.
jst for the evening. An admission
pf twenty five cents will be charE'
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Has Guest

Miss Jean B1lingslea has as her
Euest at her home or Fourth
street Miss Mary Summers OF
charleston. Miss Summers came
BE on Wednesday and with MISS
hBnllngslea attended the foot pail
tgape at Morgantown. She will re-
min here for some time.
Marriage Announced
Announcement has been made
tet the marriage OF William Nor.
san, Jr., OF Grafton and Miss Hazel
Marie Gather also OF Grafton
(which was Bolemnized at the par
;sonage Of the PRESBYTERIAN churcn
in Grafton with the Rev. 6. HI.
IBeeman officiating. The bride was
|Sattended by her sister, Miss Orpah
ID ther while Frank Hagan or Fair
mont waS2tAe Groom's best man.
Eolowing, the ceremony Mr.. Nor
an. and his hTlde left for a wed
dIng Journey to washington. Balti-
more and New York and upon
their return will reside at Grafton.
Miss Gather Ia the daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. Frank Gather OF Pearl
street and graduated from the
Grafton High school In 1916 and
q the time OF her marriage was
cashier in Jollifes store. MT. Nor
N.Ean Is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Clam Morgan Of Grafton and is
Cashier Of the Merchants & Mech
anlcs bank. Mr.. Morgan. is a
nephew OF George and Frank Nor
gan and Of Mrs. E. \. Eddy and
Miss Olive Morgan OF this city ard
is quite we'll known here where he
frenuenlv lived.
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church work. 1t is requested that
the public take advantage OF this
opportunity 10 hear o good lecture,
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.diphtheria, are 50 tar recovered
that the danger Of infection IS over
The cases were In a mild form.
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EnIoyable Affair.

: A most enjoyable evening was
spent by the Junior organization OF
the Catholic Daughters OF America
last evening when a social was held
at the Parochial school in Madison
street. Music and games featured
the evenings entertainment and re-
freshments were served.
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Birthday Party

Miss Lena f. Reese was hostess
Yesterday afternoon at the home
OF her mother Mrs. Z. NJ. Reese
on Walnut avenue to a number OF
her young friends in celebration
Of the fifteenth anniversary OF her
birth. The guests which numbered
fifteen we're delightfully."- entertain
cd with games and music and re
frcshments we're served and fayors
given. The guests included:
Misses Beatrice OsEod. Eliza
beth Black. Josephine Lehman
Hilda Anderson. Helen lIitc, Isabel
Klaw, Pauline Binns, Florence ia
cobs, Charlotte Russell. Sarah
Knight. Virginia Hartley. Marjorie
Bashore. Alma kopp.
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EntertaInInu clrele.

Mrs. C. o. Jackson Is entertaining
the Home Missionary society OF the
NJ. f. church this afternoon at her
home in Emerson street.
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Gave Party

Miss Louise EiartlsY. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hartley Of
Watson entertained a number of
young folks last evening. Dancing
and games wcre the features OF
the evening. At a late hour tempt,
ing refreshments we're served
Those present were the Misses
Ruth Frum. Gladys Hale. Waneda
Keenpr. Mildred Hartley, Mildred
Nuzum. Virginia Lee Hartley,
Wanda Hite, Pauline Kcener. Cen
cvIevc Wilson, Louise Hartley,
Georgia Hale. william Wilson.
Waiter Casio, Ernest Watkins.
Rearl Sharklcrord, William Staurt
John Knight. Mendcll ArRett. Ger.
AID Hartley. Ronald HARTLEY. Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Cunningham. and
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Hartley.
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Dance a Success.

The dance given last evening at
Masonic Temple by the Par Mar
stub was a success from start to
finish and was enjoyed By a large
number of local Young people rs
well as some from a distance. Nit
Sic for the dancing was furnished
3hS Crafts orchestra OF Punxsutaw.
mo- Pa. The success Of the affair
Is, due to the committee in charge
which was composed o. Mendel
.Sharr, Ernest Robinson. John
Thrasher. and Arthur Niche. The
.0atronesses we're Mesdsmos Nenna
Clark. Paul Fleming and Ira l.,
Smith.
Returned Here.
Mr., and Mrs. Hervcy Martin
whose marriage was a recent event
In Warrington. have returned from
a wedding journey to Pittsburgh and
ptbSr points and have taken nm
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Guest Here.

Mrs. ]. NJ. Crane, Of KIngwood, is
the guest OF Mrs. John B. Crane and
family at their home in Cleveland
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crane
and daughter, Miss Christine. OF
Clarksburg, were here for Thanks
giving. guests at the Crane home.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

their residence in Field street. Mrs.
Martin was formerly Miss Letitla
Ryan.