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London s~hopgiris are said to be
much more courteous than those in
the large American stores.
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VENNA-Sevoral thousand EN-
ployed persons. dissatisfied because
tho government had rejected or de-
layed its answer to their demands
unhinged the doors OF the pariia-
ment building and entered. wreck
ing the furniture. Tho police
drove them out. using their side
arms freely. Many were injured.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa--Pions that
have been maturing for 10 than
a month for a nationwide strike
that virtually would be n Labor war
came to Hight according to John
Shank. secretary Of the trades and
labor assembly. Trades and labor
councils throughout the nation ere
demanding the executive council of
the American Federation of Labor
call a national strike, Shank said.
Observation-Disclosures Hard.
ing in a letter to Representative
MondelI, the Republican leader, ex-
pressed willingness to have con-
gressional consideration Of the ad-
ministrntion ship subsidy deferred
until we n rlvet the attention Of
congress with n full attendance"
Evening star., 1922-09-15

-Burson knit-to-Fit Hose, in
silk and fiber with cotton top;
seamless feet: black o. M
and brown only. A Ol .UU
pair ..............
-Women's Imported Lisle Hose,
full fashioned. with Paris clocks,
in black. brown, hand-embroid-
cred clocks, in d. m
two-toned effects. A Ol. .UU
Evening star., 1922-09-15

Natural Squir-
rel, large size.
B ro W n Fox
Chokers.
kit Fox Chok-
ers, in gray.
Brown Rim ngtail
Choke's.
.Kanns Sec
ond Floor.
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Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Easily and Chraply made at home,
but IL beats them all for
quick results.

Thousands oi housewives have found
that they can save twO.thirds OF the
money usually spent for cough prcpata-
tiouS. bv using the we'll Unknown old recipe
for masking cough syrup at home. II
is simple and cheap but II has no cGuat
for prompt results. 1t takes right hoil
of cough and gives llnnealate rritci'
usually stopping an ordinary cough In
"a hours or less.
Get 2H ounces OF Pincx from any
druppist pour It into pint bottle ard
add plain rranulut.d sugar syrup to
mako a full pint. ii you prefer, use
clarified Inolossrs, honey, or corn svrur,
instead of sugar syrup. Either way ~
tastes good, keeps perfectly, ana iasls
q family long time. ;,
It's truly astonishing how quickly 1t
nets penetrating through every air
nossace OF the throat and lungs-loos:
cps and raises the phlc"m. soothes and
heals the membranes and gradually bur
surely the ANNOYING throat tickle ana
dreaded cough disappear entirely. Nothing
better ior bronchitis, spasmodic Group
hoarscuess or bronchial asthma.
Pincx ia special and highly conc"n-
tratnd compound OF ""ruin" Norway
pine extract. known tho world over Tor
its healing effect on The membranes.
Avoid disappointment By asking vonr
druggist for "2l. ounces OF PineN' with
full directions and don't accept ANYTHING
else Guaranteed to give absolute sat!S'
faction or money promptly refunded
The Pinex Co.. Fl Wayne, Ind.
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= BENWOOD
REPUBLICANS TO HOLD
MASS MEETING HERE
Attorney General England and Sam B.
Montgomery to Address Big
G. D. p. Rally.

Tho Republicans OF 'hc diStric; VIII
hold a mass meeting in the h:sh scao"l
building Wcdn"Sda" .,cnius.
Several men OF prominence IN ,h-
state will q" present and deliver ad-
dresses Several prominent .p"ll men
viii also speak.
The meeting IS expected "a 10 he
biggest that was eyer held her. AMI
arrangements ar" being made by TIE
committees 20 take car" Of tn many
out-ot-,own persons that will DO pres
ent.
The principal speaker of the evening
will he State Attorney GENERA, T.. =.
England. Samuel y Montgomery. for
mer member - the state labor board
and candidate for governor. Will alsu
be present and deliver a short address,
Meeting Postponed.
Owing 10 the absence "t CITY Solicit
tor A A. IaaS and several others If
the committees. the meeting OF the or
dlnance and rules committee and the
special committee Oh the bridge qu-s-
ton had 20 be postponed untu next
Friday evening. This will not Inter
ferc with the acceptance or rejection
81 the franchiS" however. AZ this meet
Ing was for the rU-a"S" ~ g"t'nE the
franchise In condition % present 20
council Council will not meet Un;.i
mex, Thursday ""ck ;" ;her" IL SIN
some time IL which 20 do The Intended
work.
Democratic Meeting. :.
There Will b" "a lu""iinc Of tn" Demo
cratic cxcsu'iy" committees 90 tho dis-
trict a, IN" HON" az NJ Traux -
seventh street this evening. I'laus
vlu be made FOR -, crnuir. cie"tinn
Nance Post.oned
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comodate fall attendant" ~ ;he CLUB
together with several visitors.
Matters are p:urccd!ng :.i"-lE IN the
matter Of taking care q: the Bethany
football games and everything Is rN-
prrtcd 10 be completed before game
time.
Assumes Duties.
George Patterson. Who's" appointments
rs postmaster vas confirmed ErN"i"'
days ago. assumed the duties g: mat
office on Monday morning and the
retiring postmaster. Go""Ec I. isu'han-
an. Il; TIA" same tim" h"caine Owner O.
Mr.. i'Httrrsnu'S !r%uran'H business
The rrauSfcr Was mad" on SUNDAY
when an Inspector ~ TIA" department
arrived aud found TIA" affairs of the
local office IN excellent condition.
Visit Hero From IOWA.
!. \. Walker and Bruce Moor" q:
Wcstchcsi-r. Ia. and Mrs. Emma l'rla-
plane Of Elm Grove. ar" guests At the
home If Mr. aHi Mry. J. NJ. Walker OF
Charles street Mr.. Walhcr Is Il brother
Of !. NJ. Walker and IS we'll known IN
this city.
California Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tcnucr HEDGES or
Pasadena. cal. arrived IN Nrls"urE
recently for visit with friends ard
relatives in this city and vicinity.
wellsburg Briefs.
Jesse Doyle OF McMcchcn. W. Va. il
viNt!u: Wcllshurg relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hhurchmar
and family az R"aIlsvill". Ia. m"'"T"d
to W",i>hurG Sunday for short visit
with relatives They. with Mrs. Marsh
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mittee will he held Friday evening al
which time 100 new books VIII he ae'
.crtcd for the Institution. Plans ;o'
the coming winter Will also he dis
CuSScd
Republican Mass Meeting.
There will hc Il Republican mass
meeting in the Union high school Wed
h"sd?y evening. This Will he open To
al the Republicans of ~" district
several speakers Will hc present which
will include Stat" Attorney General j.
Il. England. and former candidate for
governor. :. i. Montgomery. They are
the most prominent mon tina. could h'
secured and will deliver IL" main all
dresses az the evening. \ hand has
also been secured for the evening.
McMechen Briefs.
HNiy Cartm!!i Is spending some time
in Hartford visiting relatives
Rev. {. W. Fuller and family. and H.
l." White and family. are visiting n
IA. home Of J. 4. Fuller. near Cameron
The purpose OF n" visit is I" hunt
Mayor {. c. Morris Will leave for
charleston Wednesday evening where
II" viii spend some time on business.
Howard Lutz ~ Marshall street left
for Cameron yesterday where he VIE
spend sore time visiting relatives.
Miss Martha Green Uf Logan street
IS visiting friends In Pittsburgh.
John Wesley Of SiStursVilie returned
hom" after spending some tim" here
visiting friends.
Harry S!w'npng Of Glen EaSt"n re-
turned HON" aftrr spending several days
hero visiting relatives.
MR.. William Eirgs Of Marshall street
il Improving after Il severe Illness.
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. The Cum;ns company TO W. II. Phil
lips and T.. Il. PhillifS. Tract Of land
! in R"!Iairc. Consideration SO.
! The Cumins company tn f.. y. Bar
! tells and NJ. J.. Barte!s. Tract of land
! In Bcllalre. Consideration $40.
! EoSscll Summons and Ellen Sammons
! to =. T.. C;reSs ct nj. Lot No. IS Of Nc
; Grcgor's addition to Shadyside. Con-
sd"rat!On SO.
: Luna 4. McGreGor and II. s. Nc
Ciragor To W. =. Giffin and Rosie Is.
Giffin. Tract Of land in Bcllaire. Con-
s.drraIion $40.
l.. +. Workman and Mary o. Work
man 10 William Mcdaniel. Tract OF
land in pcaSe township. Consideration
81.
] D. 3. Harper to Moltie Slime. Lot
NJ" in Richmonds addition 10 Earnes-
willie. Consideration 81.
; Charles Y. Woods To George Lee
M'ngcr. Tract Of land In colerain
& township. Consideration 81.
/ The National Coal company to Joe
Nastosi Trac; of land in Goshen
township Consideration 500.
! J. .. Whitlatch and Gula Whitlatch
to George Lee MinGer. Tract Of land
! in Colcrain township. Consideration
s..
! Anna Outland Ct nj TO i. VI. Whar-
, tom. Tract OF land In Somerset town
! ship. Consideration 81.
Minor Humphrey to Elsie Is. Humph-
rry ~ al. Tract OF land in Union
! township. Consideration $4,000.
T.. T. Lynch. sheriff, 10 The Alcxand-
der Neff House & Land company.
Tract q: land in Pultney township.
Consideration s2,70359.
Joe Egonosky to Pate Rronsky. Half
interest in tract of land in Bel!airc.
Consideration 81.
Max Hugger and Ida Hugger TO
Annie S. I.ittcn. Tract of land In Mar
Tins Sorry Consideration so.
Arkansas Palmer to ID. F.. Philips.
Lot No. 50 and So in Shoe Sactory al
ditiun to GAINESVILLE. Consideration
81.
Tuesday Evening Club
The Tuesday Night Club will meet
this evening at the home OF Mrs. Thos.
Rurtoft. east of town. A fine program
has been arranged and after tho meeting
the hostess VIII serve dainty refresh
mcntS.
Card Club
The Card Club will meet this evening
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some repairs which were deemed neCcs-
sary but could not I've completed until
after the date set FOR the first dance.
Streets Repaired.
Several Of the streets OF the town
are being repaired and smoothcd IN
for the coming winter Fourterrtr
street Is receiving the mos; attention
as ii was IN the worst condition. There
are several bad hol"s and cutters
running through II. These We're filled
up and brick steps built up the grads
and the stree; il not in a condition 70
stand the hard winter. Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets will also br repaired.
Beawood Briefs.
Harry Marshall. "f Main street. i'
sp"ud.Hc some time in Cameron visiting
friends.
Mrs s. l.. Packer. Of Marshall street.
Is visiting friends and relatives In
Pittsburgh for few days.
Miss Mildred Kline. OF W"ilShurS.
returned hcMc after spending several!
days here visiting friends.
Herbert Boring. IT Water street. left
Yesterday for Akron. Ohio. whcr" nc has
"''' PN'h u i'F'''''' WIN 80" - -
railway
Samuel case. oc Marshall street. IS r"-
covering after 4 severe Illness at ms
homo on Marshall street.
+: l.. STANLEY. 81 E"llalr". vas bus
IrnsS visitor IN town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. y. T. Hazard. or Elm
Grove. returned home after visiting
friends here for some time.
Mr. and Mrs A. Y Stewart Of Wash
lngton. ra.. returned nom" after spend
INK several days here visiting relatives
Mrs f. V. Reed. OF Valley Grove. IS
spending some tim" here visiting rcia-
tivcs on Marshall street.
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ST. CLA!RSVAlE.:
Probate Court.

I.aravc'in Hui"uL. l".'".@"l Waiver
Of time in witch t" ~. exceptions 10
Inheritance tx h"1.re h'"i hJ -
commission. TaN certified To county
auditor f." collection.
william Cu%S AND li"rEl t"sS, guard
!aaahin Resignation f G""rG" L. C"@S
as guardian n!"d and accepted. Arpu-
cation nf Clayton ncvaH!t for appoint
mcnt Of guardian I" succeed said Ee"T-e
r. Coss nlch Bond. iiGo". hird ana
approved Appointments made letters
ordered and issued.
w. L. Union. d"aC"srd. Noi"" l" next
Of kin returned and filed endorsed with
return o. service. which SHOWS 'ha'
notice not given aCC"rdlnsr W'th Tor
mcr order Of court. Cause continued I"
October so. 1922, at , y. IN. Alias n"ucc
ordered.
Cyrus II. REYNOLDS. de""a@"d. Final
,crouu, DlcI So for hearing N"vcm-
hcr : 1922: Notice ordered.
Alfred Schafcr. decreased. Final &C
ccnn, fled Set for hearing November
:. 1879 Notice ordered.
Application nicG fnr h"'"rm nation ~
inheritance" tax. Tax determined with
out auditors appra!aa'. rnfins n" tax
due.
Marriage licenses.
William Wyic Starrc't, ar" -, mer-
chant. and SELMA Pearl kiHom1 n'. az"
90 both Of Snadys.dc. E"y. H. ". Peter
son performed tho ceremony.
Charles k"sovilk1. age IS. coal
mi.nr. md Mrs. Eva ralml'ch. age ~.
both Of WcG"c. Squire Henry NJ. Davies
performed the ceremony.
Henry l.. Roth. aEe 81, a mH"h'niSt or
Columbus. o.. and Ale" Mae Holm, age
IS. OF I.aCfcrty Rev. {. W. Cooper per
formed the ceremony.
Now Case Filed.
The Anderson ana MCHrcE"r cora1a ny.
4 corporation. ". BoStajn Krasrvir -
al. Action for money only, amount
claimed S3>0.il with interest from AL
gust II, 1921. and equitable relief. At
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FRANCE To D. K.
NAVAL PACT IN
PRESENT FORM

Paris. OCT. 1G-(Ey ~" Associated
Press>--rremier Po'urar" viii aGvocat"
the immediate ratification -: tn. Wash
iagton naval treaty when n" appears he
fore parltamcH; shortly. :. WAS stated
IN a reliable quarter today.
NJ. pcincare Will announce that n"
French government IS O: ;he opinion
that the treaty should be ratified and
ratified at once. There will Il IS m
dcrstood ne no question " reservation
O. change in phraScoIoSy. but simply
straightforward approla, Of he Wash
ingtoa accordS as they stand.
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M'ADOO NOT KEEN
FOR The PRESIDENCY

Denver Col. Oct. IS.--lT an addrH :
n the DNnv"- municipal auditorium this
afternoon. William q. McAd"n, former
secretary or the treasury. and wartime
director OF :he railway administration.
assa!ied tha Harding policy Of defia-
ton and the Republican tariff bill I"d
concluded with an appeal for III. eco
ton OF a Democratic congress and for
the election OF the Democratic tickets
in all states.
When asked i he Is candidate for
the presidency. Mr.. McAdoo SAID
Nothing appeals 20 uIc less than n
presidential suit or presidential
suite"
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mission on October 18th.
The town council has arranged 70
fight has proposed Increase and has
secured tn. best attorneys available
70 assist in the hcht. Th" increase
asked. It is Thought. IS unreasonable
and has stirred the citizens OF thc town
10 action. Ii the Public Service COM
mission grants the increase the town
~.Sy have 10 surrender rs charter. It
.MiU be assisted Icy Bcrwo"d rs the
nciGhhor.ns town - also affected.
Aid Meeting.
Memoirs OF Lewiston NJ. "f thH La
dies Aid society OF tac First NJ h.
church will meet =; tn" home Of Ms
john Eamrs. If Fifth street. Thursday
evening wh"r" they viii. hold a business
and social session. After the ladies haN"
have sp"u: pleasant evening III" host
cSS will serve a luncheon.
Girl Scout Meeting.
Members ot The civil Scouts Of Nc
Mech,n Will meet in the school building
Friday evening where they Will hold
business session. After tia" business OF
the evening has been disposed Of 4 So
cial hour viii be enjoyed. rr.il and in
truc,i"ns will lie the feature Of the
business session.
Alpha Alpha Club Meete.
Mc.;lh"rS 81 III" Alpha Alpha club Will
NEE; 1t the home of Miss Helrn Needs
Of Marshall street this evening Wher"
,hoy Will hold their regular weekly bus
mess m:ctiug. After the business OF
n" evening has been disposed Ut So
c!al hour will !" enjoyed.
Masquerade Social.
Members - the WonenS' class Of the
chur, il oc cod will hold masGu"rad"
soc!.! a, the home ot Mrs Cora Baird
&C Caldwell street Thursday evening
The hostess has a program arranged
for the evening after which. Hll VIII
unma SIX. A. thc C!Ise Of III" evening
p cours. Of refreshments VIII be served
Library Open.
The library Wa "r"n last evening
from u'ci"2k uutN ! O'clock and VIII
rou;inu" - "p-n every Monday evening
thru!ghout he winter heretofore II
las only been rr"u on Friday evening.
\ special meeting -: III" library conf
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TO REFORMATORY FOR
MURDER OF FATHER

Blu@deId. W. Va. Oc, !6.--FranE AMI
VIII Brown. aged IS and Is years. re-
spsctively. charged with N" murder 81
their father. Elias Brown, At their hon".
near BRADSHAW. in July. were sentenced
10 the state rcCormatory by fudge
Strother N The crim:aH, court Of Nc
Dowen county today.
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Charles + Coulter was assessed 3
and costs GA 4 diSorhcriv charge. When
Coulter was arrested h" insisted on his
wife and two daughters al>" being ar
rested. Th" charges agains, the Vile
and two daughters were dismissed.
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WLLSbuRG
RoSenb|oom To Speak
At WeNSburg Today
Congressman VIII Address Htwants
Club at It's Tuesday
Luncheon. ..

Hon. Rem l.. Eos"uhln"m. congress-
man from tho FIRST W"st Virginia
district. Will address the kjwauis club
~ their luncheon on Tuesday and
are being made 10 a"-
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Saturday morning.

ruyillc Saturday morning.
Eugene DIukcrd. who has been visit
M; friends in mis- city, returned FIJI
day 10 his home In ravkcrSburgh.
Mss Ada Mcmahon 81 TIC |. or r.
hospital in Ph.iahr!phiI. Pa. has re
turned after Il two weeks vacation -
the home Of her parents on li.Sh street.
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PEOPLE ESCAPED INJURY.

y number %: people had . narrow 49,
cape yesterday from serious Injury
when one Of the large windows Of tho
Wheeling Savings & Loan corpa"y f~!l
20 tho sidewalk on Market Stsces wish
4 crash.
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f. ", Burke was arrested on tho
Island BY Motorcycles Policeman PatroS
charged with speeding E1rklo IS said
TO hav" hit A. miles an hour coming
over the Garden spot.
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Dave Miller was fined $40 aud costs
Tor G:sordrrly c"nhuC; and $40 ann
cost. for resisting Patr"lman MrI.2uSh-
In.
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at the home 90 Mrs. Isaac Newlin, OF
East Main street. Five hundred will ba
the chief diversion OF the evening and
dainty refreshments will be served at
4 seasonable hour
St. Clatrsville Briefs
Attorney H. r. Tyler. Of Beliaire. was
business caller here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncy La!ng. OF Main
street will leave this morning for a
short visit with Columbus frier.ds.
Mayor ". V. Bennett, Of BarneSville,
was 81. GAINESVILLE visitor Monday.
County Agent ]. G. Neff will leave
this morning on a business trip 10
Columbus
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Pete Elias and Anna Abraham were
arrested on 4 diSorGerly charge by Pa
trolmaa Uo-StHan.
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Another 20 hc arrIjcnCi IN polio"
4, court this morning IN q charge "'
speeding on zane street. will hG rau!
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Patrick Elwood was arrested by Ia
trolman Moran ON = drunk charge.
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Arthur Eird was fined SW and cost:
on a dSordcr.y cha:e".
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EUuD MuRNlNE JUDGE 4!

Wagner. local ;a>i driver. arrcs' ed by
MOTORCYCLES Policeman Pastors.
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REALTY DEEDS.

:orncy l.. T. Ty.er represents the plain
tiH
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This Is the Home OF
Munsingwea

The Munsngwear your underwear is sign sure salts
quality perfection in FL instability
scrvccaEy underwear without disappointment
and chilGrcnevery
desired style fabric and weight
WomcnS union suits. S195 70 $3.50
est pants S10 to $3.50
S1O TO S129
thldrr'S e 25 10 sos,
Children vests and pants. 75c to SIPS
Mems S2.C0 10 $500.
Mems wool $3.50 $500.
Mems kaGd suts.S5.00 TO S700
Thomas,
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McMECHEN
Water Rate Question to Be
Before Commission Soon

The water rate question Will again
comcup before tn" Public Service com
mission on October 18th.
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LAVISH SCENES In DE MILES !;
PRODUCTION, MANSLAUGHTER

"The most lavish scene since
Joan the Womani'
That's what is said of the Roman
bacchanal recently staged by Cecil
B. DeMille for his latest Paramount
production of "Manslaughter."
Several years ago the same pro-
Queer gave to the screen his classic
tale of the Maid Of Orleans At that
time thousands of extras clad in
the picturesque costumes of the per-
iod and on the massive sets created
for that picture.
The episode which is used to point
a powerful moral, shows Rome just
before the fall-pagan Rome with all
of it's Righteousness and debauched
beauty. At the heighth of the revel
while the guests, the dancers and
the guards slumber in drunken
stupor-the barbarian hordes storm
the gates and pillage, burn and de-
stroy everything in their path.
Leatrice Joy in the role of the
patrician hostess of this bacchanal
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filming Of these scenes. Several
famous paintaings including the
thumbs Down" painting depicting
the end Of gladiatorial combat
were literally reproduced by the pro-
Queer and scenarist. "Manslaughter,'
which is Cecil B. DeNille's most
masterful and lavish creation is the
KenWOrthy's attraction next week.
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and Thomas Meighan as the leader
Of the barbarians have the principal
roles in this as, with Lois Wilson,
they have in the major portion. OF
the actual story of "Manslaughter."
Jeanne Macpherson, who adapted
Alice Duer Miller's story for the
screen, spent many weeks in re-
search work preparing for the actual
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Nava Green, celebrated her twelfth
birthday Saturday, November by en-
tertaining twenty Of her friends at a
jolly party at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Green, on South
Washington Street. The guests were
Mary Mix, Erma Collins, Nava Scott,
Ruth Otness, Margaret Kimberling,
Rose Rawson, Ruth Morris, Ruby
Peterson, Geraldine De Young, Claudia
Benkert, Irene Nelson, Myrtle Frost,
Myrtle Brooks, Kathryn Collins, Sarah
Jane Baker, Mildred Lindguist, and
Margaret Hill, of Moscow, and Marion
Nelson, of Troy. Dainty refreshments
were served, which included pretty
cake decorated with twelve candles
, All present enjoyed jolly good time.
Misses Rachel and Madge Allen en-
tertained number of girl friends at
a delightful little sewing party Thurs
day evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. c. Walter Town. The evening
was spent in sewing and social chat
Dainty refreshments were served.
Little Miss Mary Catherine Wells,
of Palouse, was guest at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. G. N. Lamphere
several days the past week. On
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Lamphere en-
tertained a number of little folks and
their mothers at a pleasing afternoon
The little folks enjoyed jolly after
noon of games, while their mothers
visited. A dainty luncheon was
served, the place cards represented
animals of different kinds. Evening
came all too soon, when good nights
had to be said, and all leave for
home
Mrs. G. A. Beckman entertained |
Thursday afternoon at a charmingly |
appointed card party. The rooms and |
tables were artistically decorated, and
the afternoon spent in playing FIVE
hundred. Favors were won by Mrs
H. W. Cameron and Mrs Tim SulIi-
IAN. Mrs. Frank Belts assisted Mrs
Beckman in serving delicious lun-
'heon. The guests hidden were Mes
lanes George Loomis, J. Godfrey, T.
Boyd McBryde, K Hawks, w. E. Cahill, II
otto Schwarz, LOOMS, Frank Belts, III
frank Robinson, Harry Thatcher, A. Il
!. Morgan, Mary Rodner, A. I. Rollef- l
on, Gust Hart, J. w. Honeychurch, II
nd Tim Sullivan
The members Of the Young Mothers 4
Tub entertained their husbands at
billy Halloween party Friday even :
ng, November 3 at the home of Mr. q