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will serve to show what his calibre
is.
Darneille has engaged Joe Jeanette
as his trainer, and in all respects
has shown that he is willing to show
his form before he asks for a match
with the topnotchers
1t is not at all likely that Johnson
will consent to meet the youngster.
Johnson's idea is to get a match with
some man who would be great
| drawing card, and thus gather in u
large crop of much needed cash. In
addition, if Darneille proved to be as
| dangerous a hitter as he has been
pictured, he might hurt the negro
and thus ruin all the latter's chances
of recouping his fallen fortunes.
Darneille has not as yet started
training, but he could undoubtedly
box four or six rounds with some OPP
ponent of medium ability. There is
curiosity to see the youngster in &C
ton, and some local club would do
we'll to put him in the ring.
Incidentally, Johnson is to have a
reception at the Manhattan Casino
55th street and Eighth avenue. when
he reaches the city. A committee Of
citizens of Harlem is arranging the
details, and the affair will begin early
in the afternoon and last till late at
night.
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FAIR WAS PROFITABLE

lpVlOcnOS bcinS fd1u Alter dJ"cAtS
of Debts of Worlds Fair Held at
San Francisco.
San Francisco, July 21-One of the
few cash dividends ever declared by d
worlds fair was announced here re-
Gently by trustees of the Panama Pa
cIfic International Exposition, which
attracted thousands fro mall parts OF
the world to San Francisco in 1915.
The dividend, the first and last paid
by the exposition company, was for
eight per cent on the stock approx
mating s5,500,000. Checks covering
the dividend will be sent to stock
holders August L.
The exposition company also gave
the city of San Francisco the huge
exposition auditorium here and its or
gan The last Democratic national
convention was held in the auditor
ium.
Another gift to the city resulting
from the exposition is an area of
four blocks along the Marina, a bay
Fl ont stretch of the exposition grounds
not far inside the Golden Gate. 1t
came from Stockholders who decline
10 accept their dividend and put the
money into the property to give to
the city It is probable the tract will
- converted into a marine park and
boulevard.
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JANOWISKI WINS.
French Chess Player Captures First
Prize in Atlantic City Tourney.

Atlantic City, July 21.-David jan
owiski, chess champion of France,
won first place in the chess masters
tournament early today by defeating
S. T. Sharp, of Philadelphia, after 80
moves.
n. T. Whitaker, OF Washington,
who defeated M. D. Hago, OF New
York, las night in their final match
finished second and Charles Jaffe, of
New York. captured third place by
default against Captain j. B. Harvey
of Fenelen Falls, On..
Hago won fourth prize, while Sam
uel Factor, OF Chicago; Frank j.
Marshall, United Statea champion
and v. Sournin, of Washington, div
ided the fifth prize.
The fina, standings were: Janow-
iski 1-2, Whitaker 8. Jaffe 7, Hago
6 IL, Factor. Marshall and Sournin
each. Sharp 1-2, Turnover and Lo-
towski 5. and Harvey and jackson
one EACH.
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WOULD MEET JOHNSON
Washington Cop Who is On Demp-
sey'S Trail is Not Adverse to
CIashing With Negro.

New York, July 21.-Henry OAR
nellie, the Washington guardian of
the peace who disabled a large pro-
portion of the residents of Capitol
Hill in order to enforce law and
order, and who has started a cam
paign to get a match with Dempsey,
ANNOUNCES that he will not draw the
color line after the fashion of the
hampton.
Although Darneille was born in
Texas and reared in Maryland, he is
not unwilling to meet Jack Johnson
in the ring. Darneille shows the
right spirit in his willingness to meet
anyone in Tvs first matches, which
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PLAYGROUND RESULTS
Boys and Girls at Bartlett Grounds
Hold Successful Weekly Athletic
Competitive Contests.

hOlO SUCCESSFUL weekly Athletic
Competitive Contests.
The weekly athletic contests at the
Bartlett Fairgrounds yesterday after
noon, resulted az follows:
Boys: 10O-yard dash, 70 pounds,
Anthony Nachaka, Ladislaw Goslaski,
and John ZabroWsk1; 75-yard dash,
SO pounds, Walter Gonna, Stanley
May AMI Cheter Paczkowovich; relay,
70 pounds, Francis Michalwskia and
Henry Karalskis; relay. SO pounds,
John Setenet and Peter - team;
basketball, 80 pound class, for dis
lance, Lee Shevchul, Frank KAMA
and Andrew Cries; 10 pound class.
Walter Florkowski Boldly Pac and
Stanislaw Kozloski; so pounds, Ed
| ward NI2uka, Stanley Kachinski and
Badislaw Koliski; so pounds, Walter
Gonna, Kazmier Blays, Walter Bur-
noski; broad jump, 80 pounds. Boldly
Pac, Peter Adamov1zc and Walter
Florkowski, 70 pounds, Peter Burn
acki. Edward Dudo and Anthony Du-
rany; 60 pounds, Walter Gonna, Wal
ter Bornacki and Chester Packicki.
The gills' events resulted as fol
lows: broad jump, 80 pounds. Vir-
ginia Tancold. Lucy Biernacka and
Stella Todzia; 70 pounds. Mary Wal
icka, Antoinette Bondana. Veronica
Sziynans; so pounds, Rose Zach,
Florence Novak, Helen Szynans; bas-
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BLUNT SPEAKING.

London, July 21.-The reputation
which Americans have of blunt
speaking even in the face of royalty,
is likely to be enhanced by a remark
that passed between King George
and Mr.. Klumph, of Cleveland, O.,
on the occasion of the Rotarians'
reception at Buckingham palace, the
othoc day.
King George affably said to Mr..
Klumph that he, too, would like to
become a Rotarian.
II don't see what is to stop you"
said Mr.. Klumph.
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MARRIED MAN CAN
GO OUT WITH WOMAN
Florida Supreme Court Says Nothing
Wrong in Friendships Between Mar
ried Woman and Another Man.

Tallahassee, Fla, July PA wife
has the right to be alone with a man
friend on public highway without in
reference from her husband, according
to recent decision of the Florida
supreme court.
The case came up through a husband
meeting his wife riding alone with
another man. He attacked the man,
and as a result Of the fight that ensued
assault with intent to murder. The
state supreme court reversed the lower
tribunal
There may have been a time when
a wife was regarded as her husbands
chattel, and being out alone on a pub
lie road. with another man regarded as
sufficient provocation to justify the
husband in making an assault upon her
companion, but this is no longer true,
when women enjoy equal freedom with
men, said the opinion read by Chief
Justice 81 own.
The mere walking or driving of a
ElarTIed woman with another man, or a
married man with another woman, is
not sufficient provocation to justify an
assault by either spouse, and the great
er freedom of intercourse between men
and women in this day protects them
from unwarranted attacks by jealous
husband or wife, who sees in innocent
acts of social intercourse combinations
strong as proofs Of holy writ that they
are fiagrantIy immoral
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JEWS THANK HARDING.

Washington, July PA committee
of the Zionist organization of America
called at the White House yesterday &c
present the thanks of American Jewy
for the interest taken in their behab
by President Harding and particularly
for the letter of sympathy written BY
him at the time of the Zionist mass
meeting held in New York to welcome
DIR Chain Weinanu.
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while admitting the equality of the
sexes in voting and the like, are new
ertheless amazed that courageous
young woman has turned her atten-
ton to clocking the horses.
Early each day for the last week.
equippei with a stop watch, pad, pen
ell and field glasses she has stationed
herself at the head of the stretch
we'll out of sight and recorded tho
workouts faithfully.
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ELECTRIC ROADS IN JAPAN.

Toxic, July 21.-Japan il planning
to electrlfy her railroads. Electric
engines will be used on the main lines
Tor passenger trains.
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SIZE GETS THE DOPE.

Young Woman at Empire Track
Catches Time in Morning Workouts
irons of the Empire City race track
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K~epnnger.N mitchell

me marriage OF Robert Ken
Iinger and Miss Cecilia Mitcbs1i
both popular young people Of tbis.
city, was solennlzed last eyeninS
at eight o'clock at Camp "KoSSs
wish" with the Rev. John r
Broomfield, pastor Of the Metbo,
dist Protestant Temple, OFFICIATING,
The ceremony was performed on
the large porch of the camp which
mad been transformed into a bower
OF beauty by the lavish use Of
greenery and garden flowers, and
amid a large assemblage Of the in
innate friends and relatives OF The
bride and groom. During the road
ing OF the marriage rites, Miss
Lucille Henry sang softly and
sweetly THE Sweetest Story Ever
Told" AT the conclusion Of the
ceremony and after the bride and
groom had been showcred with
congratulations and best wishes re-
freshments were served and as the
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Entertained Last Eyeninr

' Honoring her sister, Mrs Zen.
Jauiin Myers Kamjnsky, formerly
MISS Fanny oliker. Mrs. Max Bear
entertained q number OF friends
with . delightful dancing party last
evening at her home on the Coun-
ty club road. The guests were en-
testained on the porch Of the Bear
tome andlabout the grounds which
were beautifully decorated IN Jap
anese lanterns. Garden flowers
were used with beautiful effect
9abolt the proch and the interior
OF the home. The guests numbered
about tiff. Sunday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Bear will entertain with
~ deliberately appointed dinner in
aopor Of Mr.. and Mrs: Kamihsky.
HU ~.
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hour Get for their departure ar
rived they we're LED down flower
sbedecket pathway and took their
places In q prettfly decorated boat
and were conveyed attossthey Val
ley river where they boarded q,
train which will CARR them on
their honeymoon to easternspolnts.
Thelassemblage accompanied them
to the train and they were given.
the usual Happy send off.
Guests arrived at the camp ali,
during the day for the marriage
and an hour before the ceremony
the pretty excursion boat, THE
Emile" glided to the camp having
aboard her Rev. BroomEield and
a number of guests.
The wedding throughout was
marked by extreme simplicity. The.
bride, who Is a beautiful and
charming brunette, was becoming
.ly gowned IN a coat suit Of dark
blue tricotine with harmonizing
hat and accessories and wore a
corsage OF sweetheart roses.
Miss Lucille Henry captured the
bouquet when 1t was thrown by
the bride and was also lucky in
securing the ring. Mrs. B. n.
Fanus presided at the punch bowl
and was assisted in serving by the
Misses Blondine Bowler, Ora Ash,
Martha Johnston, Letha McHenry
and Naomi Heffner.
The bride is the only daughter
OF Mrs. Dora B. Mitchell and was
born and reared in this city. She
is a young woman Of unusual
charm Of manner and personality
and is a favorite in the commun-
ity. She Is a graduate Of both the
Fairmont high school and the State
Normal and for some time had been
employed in the business office Of
the Fairmont Times. Mr.. KEEP.
linger is the only son of Mr.. and.
Mrs. G. D. Kepllnger Of shep-
herdstown and had been located
here for number Of years having
first been associated with The
West Virginia as linotype operator
and later going with The Times.
He was a student for a time at the
shepherdstown State Normal. Dur
ing the world war he was In over
seas service.
Upon their return they will re-
side in the Yost Flats
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iresott yesterday she VIII visit az.
.Gormanias " Va before returning
here
Mrs. sGeorse Tenfel OF Rowles-
burg returned 10 her home yester
day after D visit here With her siss
ter Mrs. HarryVs, Fleming. She
came here 70 see her niece Mrs
Helen Rollins who is III at Cook
hospital.
Mrs. Helen Rollins Is seriously
III at Cook hospital where she IN.
derwent . severe operation ten.
days ago. She is somewhat improy.
ed at this time. She is a daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fleming.
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Gave Shower

The Misses Florence and
France Kenisel were hostessas last
vening atJ their home on Fourth
yAtree ut 4 miscellaneous shower
to Miss Jessie Van.
dervort whose marriage to Stewart
Wallace will be an event OF We'd
nesday evening OF next week. Miss
Frances Kenisel will attend Miss
Nandervort al her marriage. The
shower was one of pretty appoint
tnentsl a color scheme Of yellow
md white having been cffective1v
tised IN the decorations. LITTLE
MIS- Ruth Garrett. the winsomc
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
T.. Carrot. dressed as a kewpie with
eaueg wings wheeled a tiny wheel
karto containing the gifts for trn
bridge to- be In the room where thu
rsst we're assembled. A NJ
~ the Young women friends OF thn
hostesses and the honor guests
we're detightf(llly entertained. a
ssiad lunch was served during tho
ening The thostesses were assist
e8i IN SERVING by Mrs. A. I. Gar.
RAFT and6the Mise Mary Margaret
and Dorothy Brock.
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al persons heldius liens By
Judgment o. otherwise on the renl
estate, or any part thereof Of All
bart L Lehman lessica r Leh
man, william lehman On infant
MarEaretLe Gilman IN infant ana Ho
mer ]. Price:
In pursuance q 4 decree Of tho
Gircnit Court Marion county
made tn.aSc99se therein pendins, TO
subject the real sestste e said Al
Der. = Lehman Lehman
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Mrs. W. A.. Wilson and little
daughter, Betty, have returned
home from Warrington where they
spent a week with the formers
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Sweets and
children have returned home from
West Union where they visited
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Thorne and
daughter, Miss Lois, and little son,
Junior, of Baxter, were Sunday visi.
tors at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Uhel, Of Pennsylvania ave.
nue., and the formers sister, Mrs.
S. a. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Cunning
ham and son Norman OF Wheeling,
former residents of this city are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F..
Crane at their home on Locust ave-
nue..
Robert H. Fatt, manager Of the
and George vondermarr.
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for Cleveland Ohio where they
viii attend National meettng o.
Business and observation-disclosures
clubs.
Mrs. Lewis Tenant and children.
OF Barrackgfl1e were Visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John winnie
Of Pennington on Thursday.
c. B. Collins and family Of Carl
ton street left yesterday for an ex-
tended automobile trip to points In
Ohio. They will visitsat Canton Ak.
ron and Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Sheets and.
children have returned from a visit
with relatives at West Union.
Mrs. ], ]. Kennedy Of Parkers-
burg is the guest Of her sister Mrs.
=. NJ. Mcdonnell at her home on.
Benoni avenue.
Claude Whaley OF the Domestic
Coke Corporation has returned
from Columbus and Cleveland Ohio.
where ne had spent two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank wilfong OF
Mccoy street have returned from a
two weeks visit to Mt. Lake Park.
Miss Wilma Jacobs is leaving on
Monday for a visit with her sister
Mrs. L. L. Lightner at Webster
Springs.
Miss May Montgomery Is spend.
Nj. and Mrs. Samuel B. Iseman
and son Samuel have gone east on
an extended visit.
ing the weekend with her mother
Mrs. Margaret Montgomery at Mt.
Lake Park, having accompanied
DR.. and Mrs. l., D. Howard to that
M #|m. H--
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manager o. the Watson, have re-
tutned from Chicago where they
attended the American hotel and
.resturantj equipment exposition.
Dr.. y. d oftner who had been
seriously III In d Baltimore hos
pitali suffering from poison de-
yeloping from an infected finger Is
improving. at this time.
Mrs. Dale Reed whois summer
ing at Oakland, Md, d spending
!seyera1fdays here with her mother,
Mrs. N. E. Layman.
&c. Ward left today for an ex-
tended visit with his daughter,
Mrs. John L. Shelter at:Atlanta,
Ga.
Mrs. Edgar Davis and SON VIII
liam Edgar of Clarksburg are
spending today in this city with the
parents, M. and Mrs. J.
w. Jackson on the East Side.
Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Nuzum ar
rived here last evening from their
home at Tuscaloosa, Ala, to spend
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry F. Smith at their home on
Locust avenue. Eugene Nuzum. Jr.,
who is in New York will come
here later.
]. H. Rownd, Mrs. Martha
Davis and Miss Cora Wilson NJ
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To Entertain Thla Evenlnn.

The Misses Florence Hannah and
MarysAgnes. daughter OF Mr.. and
big Michael Powell, will entertain
u number Of their. young friends
this evening from SIX to eight
o'clock at their home on Jefferson
street. The affair was arranged by
the young ladies complimentary to
their aunt. Miss Mary Powell, who
recently returned from Pryor.
Okla where she had been work.
Ing asa missionary among the In
dams Miss Powell will tell the
young folks stories Of the life
among the Indians and the affair
promfses to be unique. This guests
VIII include a number OF very
young ladies.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS!


Mrs. E. I. Lipson entertained 10.
day 81 q one O'clock luncheon Of
pretty appointments at her home
on Fairmont avenue complimentary
Mrs Benjamin Myers Kaminsky,
formerly Miss Fanny OlIker, whose
marriage was announced recently,
and who Is leaving soon for Wash
ngton 10 reside. The guests in.
Guided the honor guest, Mr.. and
Ms Jack shein, OF New York,
miss jean artllnger, OF New York,
Mss Rose Lipson OF Birmingham,
Ala and the hostess. Beautiful
corsages were given the young
wotnen las favors.
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Nn....,. -,

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin and
m, apdsMrs "A. @. Lyons and Miss
Louise Richie have returned from
an automobile trip to Baltimore.
Washtngton and through the Shen.
ri lahS va1ley.
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AIarriage Announced |

Announcement has been made
Of the marriage Of William Baier
Il Detroit, Mich. and Miss Myrtle
N6rgansnt Fairmont, only daugh-
Ter Of nj. and Mrs. Elmore Nor
ran which was solemnized at
etroitson July 70 at $3.50 o'clock.
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MI. ana Mrs. J. W. Devison and
fasaii yot Grant Town left yester.
day in3thetr touring car for Buck
eye Lake. Ohio, where they will
spendsthe remainder of the summer.
MI. peyison will return here with.
in few days.
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10 New New York

MISS katherine Miller Of Locust
avenue is leaving next Wednesday
for New York where she will
spend several weeks with rela-
stiyes
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Members OF the See Denham
First force enjoyed an cutting last
evening. They boarded the Den.
ham trucks ind went tosa picnic
spot in the suburbs where they par.
took Of an excellent picnic supper.
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Birth Announced,

Cards have been received here
announcing the birth OF a daugh.
ter TO Nj. and Mrs. Lawrence J.
Ferguson at their home at Wash.
ington D. Q. Mrs. Ferguson wal
formerly miss Hazel Mckinney, Of
this city. Q daughter Of Mr.. and
MIS- asper N. Mckinney, OF Field
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Guests Leave

Mrs. j Gordon Jones and daugh-
Cter Miss Susie, Of Cordele, Ga, who
were the guests Of Hon. o. S. Nc
Kinney and family at their home on
street left yesterday for their
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel Barnes,
fud daughter, Miss Ruth. and Miss.
lsssie Jacobs are leaving today for
2 Two weeks motor trip which wiz
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To Operators Picnic

I M. and Mrs. G. B. Hartley Of
Quincy street and their niece Miss
Martina Hartley OF MorgantoTn
motoredstoday TO Cheat where they
attended The Goa. operators picnic
held there.
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-AuxlllarY a Meet-

! Fhe Ladies' auxiliary OF the B.
and o. Veterans association will
meet discovering ati7:30 o'clock at
ifa RnightsF OF Pythias hall.
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Society Event

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Abel
.estcined about 40 little folks on
Wednesday afternoon at their hons
on Pennsylvania avenue in honor OF
tho sixth birthday oi their winsome
little daughter Maxine. The hours
were from 2 to 5. The Youngsters
enjoyed the afternoon playing many
games and listening. to some very
lever numbers on the piano played
~ Mss Nalda Wilson. Later TN
i'::le folks were seated or the lawn
where the unw:apping OF .te gif.o
'ook place Miss Maxine received
many very beautiful remembrance
rom her little friends. After which
they were each invited to tha din
'Hg room which was artlstical;v dec
GRATED with sweet peas and o color
scheme Of yellow and waite war
carried out. Very tempting "a.
f"eshments were served. The mos,
EstrActlye feature OF the tarIc was Il
large birthday cake which adorn-
ca n center with six 'ighed can
dies and The letter M" which Was
formed with pink candles. Tho
E"ests included the following Ella
Catherine Cole, Jessie Youst. Violet
Barr. Nellie Martin. Clar're Hnll,
Maxim" Wright. Louise Waltz, Tvc
Parker, Eloise Abel, Luwayno Con.
ley Mary Bell Wilson. Arl:s Rem
iler, Marian Bintz, Arizona MerrI1I
Mabel Cunningham. Betty Wilson.
virginia Mortified. Eleanor Parker,
Mildred Fetty, Lucille MerjfeId'
Martha Lynch. valdon Wilson Ia.
eel Brar, Lena Llplnski. H:Jda Abs,
sylvia Abel. Jean Conloy, Edw.ri
Lipinski, Junior Sheets. ,TossnS
Mortified. Louis Bennett, lyIll.pw.
Higginbothanl. Darel Merrlrieii,
John Higinbotham, Webster Wnis
Harold Hood. Dale Cnmm%ws
Charles Sheets. Wilbur sattsrgcId
Marion Tenant, Dale sattort5sId
and Wilbur Cain. Mrs. Abel wa az
sisted In serving by Miss valid"
Wilson and Miss Hiida ABE,
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Your grocer might be asleep
waken him with a request for your
sample Of Blue Devil Cleanser
Adv.
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Mrs. Karl Lowe and daughter,
Miss Katherine Lowe. left yester-
day for Atlantic City where they
will spend a month. Mr.. Lowe will
Join them there later.
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a~ffernpon on7the large yefanda q
the Anaos home whete an interest,"
ing program was carried out with
the following participating Mrs. 9.
Henry, Mrs. "A. !. Stone. Mrs..
G, Tough, Mrs. N. r Frahtz,
Mrs. Ada B1aneS and Miss Mary
Powell. Miss Powell talked inter
estingly Of her work among thu
Indians at Pryor. Montana, where
she had been as missionary during
the last year. The subject for the
afternoon was africa. At the
conclusion OF the program delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted by her daughter in
law, Mrs. Paul Amos.
=
Guests Here
Mrs. ]. E. Raffel OF Brownsville,
Pa. is the guest of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. D. B. olfker at their home
on Carleton street. Mr.. Raffel will
join her here Sunday as will also
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Neeman OF
Brownsville and they Twill be the
guests at a dinner party to be Civ
en- on Sunday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Bear complimentary to
the latter's sister, Mrs. BENJAMIN
Myers Kaminsky.