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COUNTRY BOARD.

IN THIS column there are a large number OF
desirable summer hotels and boarding
places which seek your patronage during the
summer and autumn months. Should you not
find the place that you desire an advertise
ment under the heading Country Board
Wanted" will bring many inquiries from pe6-
pie who are seeking paying guests. Phone
Gd Worth 1000O
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WANTED FOR BUSINESS.

WANTED no LEASE FOR HIGH CLASS
MANUFACTURING PURPOSES FOL, \
TERM OF YEARS ABOUT $4,000 SQUARE
FEET IN OR NEAR NEW YORK CITY.
ADDRESS n 222J HERALD. HERALD SO.
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Miscellaneous.

EDUCATED married woman will take care
or child over summer. Write for partcu-
lars. box TO- 1915 I'd av.
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FOR SALE-Misc eIIaneous

IRISH Free State Stamps. illustrated hand
book. giving numbers printed errors. con-
trolls varieties. price 2s ID. post free. Com
plete set fs stamps unused, Is. ID, Values
Red Overprint, 2ss. MINT STAMP COM
PANY. "a Grafton st., Dublin.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FemaIe

cHAMBERMAID wants position; references.
NJ g, az Sd av
CHAMBERwoRK, waiting. neat, reliable,
young girl; references. Long. 10f1 80 av
CTIAMBERMAIDs; two coiored girls wish
positions together. Frierson, 416 West 36th.
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HELP WANTED--MaIe.

AD WRITER, young man, by large Sprni-
ture house, must be good copy writev and
snce and salary expected. Box 40, es3 Hal
sey st., Brooklyn.
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Long IsIand.
SUNSET LODGE

SUNSET LODGE.
Beach jOih and Surf av, Sea Gate. Nortons
Point, New York Harbor; comfortable steam
heated rooms. with or without bath 45 min
ytes from Times So, 35 minutes Chambers
st.. Municipal subway. rates reasonable;
week end guests accommodated. Phone Coney
Island 1o7t.
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APARTMENTS-To Let.
Unfurnished-Bronx.

A<3EAUTIFUL ROOM APARTMENT,
Everything new; will lease for two years
sT6 per month: Bedford Park, Bronx; select
tenants only.
AMBASSADOR ARMS,
Northwest corner i9sth ST. and Valentine av.
GRAND CONCOURSE-Suble modern four
room apartment. Telephone 9s3O-R Ford
ham.
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aELr WANTED-MaIe.

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG
MEN TO OBTAIN POSITIONS WITH
A FUTURE.
Age over ls
Electrical work. wiring. circuits and
testing.
Steady employment, interesting work.
Hours A. NJ. to 3 r. M: half day
Saturday al year round.
In answering please give tho follow
ing information-age, weight, educa-
tion and praNious experience, n any.
S go Herald, $50 Broadway.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice that G. ~. Shaheen and George
shaheen are no longer with The National
Dry Goods Co. SOS Broadway, N. Y. @.
May "a. 1922. G.. r.. shaheen.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

DIAMONDS. JEwELRY AND ESTATES
bought for cash; highest references furnished
Telephone Beekman 575i. 5752, room G2s.
WORLD BUILDING, SO PARK ROW.
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SITUATIONS WANTED Male


BOoKKEEPER OF experience. ambitious and
capable, desires position. james McKenna.
81 u. 18th st. Plaza 2993.
BUTLER. working place as second man. fam
lily, IN the country reference. French. T.
Spettel, 36G w. 46th.
BUTLER. valet. 80, wishos position. present
employer going TO Europe city references.
+ 2o7o Herald. Herald 50.
BUTLER wishes position small adult FAMILY.
apartment In city; references. Schuyler
llot.
BUTLER WALLET - English-Anerican; well
recommended; town or country. Phone
Schuyler pa1a.
BUTLER. useful man, coIored. age "a. ref
erences. Henry. care Booker. &c w. i40th,
BUTLER. valet, age so; excellent references.
Coleman. $50 w. Sd.
CAPTAIN wants position with marine lnsur-
ance company; 80 years experience In har-
bor and coastwise and years In shipyard !;
well acquainted with shipping interests.
Captain, 6a2 S9th St, BROOKLYN, y. v.
cARETA KFR-Msn and wife wish 20 take
care Of house for summer handy with
tools. good references. Wayrynen. $50 East
i2fth st.
CHAUFFEUR. 3 years experience. wishes
position; private commercial. John
Hlzier, 32l Eas, Goth.
CHAUFFEUR, Philadelphia, eoiored. 10
years experience all makes. Boyer, Har-
lem 3To2.
cHAUFrEtR. American. 3s. mechanic prl-
vate; employer sailed for Europe. fIoff-
mans man. 1i3 Il. saith ct. Lenox co.'s.
CHAUFFEUR t4D. expert mechanic; per
sonal references: city or country private.
Gardell. 8o5 West HIN St Cathedral sDJ5.
CHAUFFEUR-MEcHA ladies
driver; any car. anywhere Hi.l, Brad
hurst av.
CHAUFFEUR 40, married; city, country;
private family; references. Henning, ISL
I'd av. a
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Westchester.

MOUNT vERNoN--Christian family, large
alcove room, no other boarders best
neighborhood; excellent meals; shade, flow
Herald. $50 B'MaY.
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seeking a position you
must analyze the connection offered you
in the following ways What has this firm
10 offer me In the way OF
PRESENT EARNINGS
PERMANENT POSITION
FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
Call on us between 10 and ( and we Will
satisfy you regarding those important points
~ YOU can satisfy us that YOU are the man
we want. Suite ioiO. 2j West s3d St, n. Y.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
Brooklyn.

Brooklyn.
STORY BUILDING, or lofts, 4ox100; light: :
near Williamsburg BriLge. MAMET FUR
DYEING CO.. 800 Penn st. Williamsburg
2410.
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Bronx.

LOFTS-Entire floor. light, steam heat,
RosENBLUM. So Willow av. Melrose 1888.
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SALESMAN.

Statesmen WANTED.
An exceptional opening with staple line
for high class specially salesman own
ing Ford car and willing 10 cover inten-
sively general stores In the country dis
tricts, also furniture stores in the smaller
towns. The line is one OF the best Of its
kind on the market aud Possesses special
selling features. The basis OF remuDera
tlon is a guaranteed drawing account suf-
ficient 20 travel on. and a commission
over and above a certain volume of bust
ness. Only high class men who own and
are willing 20 use Ford cars Consid-
cred. Three territories open.
Reply Box 3ii. Madison "a. station. City.
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Connecticut.

BOARDERS wanted at Lake Hablabwak,
Apple Tree Tarm''--Home cooking, boat
nE osh ssssns f,ens terms rsas2nsSls Mrs
Conn. Tel. 1565-12.
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For Sale.
Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-Oid established silk winding
plant. Call - Lafayette ST. STANDARD
SILK WINDING co.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

ARE YOU seeking board In the city? II 50,
then go over this column thoroughly and
n you cannot find what you desire an ad-
vertisement under the heading Board and
from people who are seeking paying guests
Telephone ad TO Worth 10000.
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MAN.

MEN capable selling 90 five pound pack
ages roasted coffee weekly; earn
splendid commission; experience unneces-
sary. Write Fairchd Coffee Co, 61o Park
side av.. Brooklyn. n. Y.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. must write good, leg
ible hand. be capable of figuring rapidly
and accurately: none others need apply: sal
aiy S1s-$22 week according 20 experience.
Box 167. 200 Gable Building.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections

AN AMERICAN WISHES THE REPRE-
sENTATION IN MEXICO OF GOOD
BUSINESS HOUSE; 20 YEAE4 EXPERT
BROADWAY
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New Jersey.

THE LODGE,
ESSEX FELLS, ". J.
Under new MANAGEMENT from MAY
tennis, crouuet near golf course home rooit-
Ing; weekly and monthly rat Write Mrs.
LEASH. or phone Caldwell 56i.
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room and board. modern improvements
home cooking. lovely surroundings. reason.
able. Mrs. u. EAGAN Iselin. ". j. Phone
Metuchen 133M.
HAvORTH. N. J.-Pleasnnt room for two
three large windows excellent table, COM
muting distance: near station; Si5 : 6os
Herald. $50 Broadway.
DROOKSIDE FARM. Somervilie, NJ J..-
Large modern house: also brook bathing
\ 1erican table. Phone 1881 Riverside
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Statesmen WANTED.
WE HAVE IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
FOR FIFTY HIGH GRADE MEN.
WHO POSSESS THAT QUALITY
WHICH MAKES REAL SALES
MEN. CALL MONDAY. JUNE >.
RETwTEN 80 AND . r. NJ.
ROOM T0i STRAUSS BLDG. EAST
4srH ST
Statesmen wanted b. large wholesale gem
eral merchandise house. commission basis.
state age and experience. G3i Herald, so
B'wny.
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COUrLE-Man chauffeur. gardener. generally
useful; have cow wife for cooking and
general housework; family 3 adults; refer
ences required. Mrs. Edward Worcester. r.
kings Park. l.. l.
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Capital Wanted.

LIVE wire partner: $4,000; thorough expe-
rience: established, reputable retail men
outftting. Y 20o5 Herald. $50 Broadway
The Washington herald., 1922-06-10

and bricks for life. But the con-
tractor proved that he was q msp,
With q heart by adding -somewhat
to Joe's stipend.
You adt a neat job" he con-
fessed Here's bonus Of fifteen
dollars"
Bonus! The word had never had
an adequate meaning 10 Joe until
that minusS Thapk you." he
gulped. his eSsnghtihs with graft
tude as he perceived how much
more lustrous a diamond could be
purchased for one hundred and
twenty-five dollars than for one
hundred and ten. -
But when Joe, after shedding
overalls and dolling for the street
coasted into the offing before Roy
Lees jewelry store he encountered
the shock of Ms lifeat Eat Frank
lin was just entering e the ,piacei
Through. the window Joe. saw him.
purchast a, giant sparkier. saw him
dig In all his pockets for money,
and thereafter write something on a
card--an i. o. U. for a balance, no
doubt. And Fat was no sentimen-
tafist, but cold and practical. II,
ShC uay OCAoAc a lOgdi EiOnccE man
would need all the money he could
raise. Fat Franklin had stripped
himself of funds and mortgaged HIS
future allowances. II was because
he had already made definite ar
rangements with the finger which
that. diamond was to adorn.
The world turned black before
Joe's eyes, He crushed the s125
AoNrr l.
sickly away. In front Of him was
Fats car. standing at the curb.
He recoiled from the car, and
fiercely turned north, when-that
his heart wound might be torn
afresh-here came Leila Mason,
looking. II possible. more sweet
and winsonne than he had ever
known her to appear before.
But Joe could have no grievance
against Leila because he had lost
her. The sight of the girl stimu-
lated while IT panied him. He was
even able to recall that she al
ways came down from lab" about
this time. free for several hours,
and instantly grasped the situa-
ton. Fat with his car convent
emily parked at the corner and his
diamond ring in his pocket, was
waiting to take her for a ride.
ana during that ride
Within Joe's soul was the sound
Of weeping and wailing and gnash-
ing of teeth and the reign or the
darkness that was outer and ter
rible as he thought of what was
to occur upon that ride- Yet Joe's
was no craven spirit. and pride has
saved many a face.
Hello. Lela." he chirped, bluff
ing monstrously. Gosh. but you're
looking snappy this aft"
The girl stopped dead to gaze
with playful surprise.
rs this you. Joe. or somebody
else" she demanded. Gracious
grandmother. but it's a Joy to see
you on exhibition in the .. m. hours
once more. On what sector OF the
educational front have you been
effacing yourself in the afternoons
Of late% ,,
Joe could only flush.
(Conrnued Tomorrop)
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MOSCODe
SATURDAY. JUNE 10, 1922.

Mercury dominates this day in
aspect, according to astrology. Nep-
tune Is also adverse.
This Is a rule that seems to bode
evil reports concerning national af-
fairs and may foreshadow an inter-
national incident of unpleasant
character.
Again treachery or double-dealing
on the part of a foreign power is
prognosticated.
There is a sign read as indicating
a mistake in diplomacy and serious
criticims for an ambassador or min
ister.
Contracts should not be signed To-
day, for Neptune Is in a place helpful
TO double-dealing and sharp practice.
Personal publicity is not well di-
rected while this confguration nre-
walls. but II will be more in demand
during the summer than ever before
women are warned by the seers
that treachery turks where their no.
htcal ambitions lead them.
mi sis not an auspicious day for
beginning ocean voyages, for dis
appointment may wait at journeys
end.
The summer will be a time for
an unusual number of excursions
abroad. An accident of serious i'm.
port seems to be presaged by the
stars.
There Is a sinister sign for our
commercial ambitions which will
receive reverses, II the stars are
read Alright.
Although in certain directions our
shipping interests may suffer closer
relations with South America will
be apparent and more young folk
from the sister republic than ever
before will be educated in this
country.
Persons whose birthdate II in
should conserve the health during
the coming year. which may bring
them many benefits.
Children born on this day may be
rash, and high spirited. They are
likely TO have eventfpl lives. Girls
should be cautious in marriage.
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San. souci and Everythinx. !

Harry and I were men Of the
world, aged IL and 10 years. re-
spectively: we could swim and
therefore were old enough to ven
ture down to, Old Diving Rock
alone. We disrobed and, sans souci
and everything else, plunged into
the limpid waters OF the North
Fork. We had forgotten, however,
that boats from the city park came
as far up the river as our sbeach
and that we should have worn
bathing suits.
Before we noticed 1t, a boat bear
ing park policeman came be-
tween us and the beach on which
our doublet and hose =reposed.
The offlcer. without a word. loaded
our garments into his craft and
embarked. 2 We swan ashore like
muskrats and stood shivering and
crying in the breezes. Two miles
from home and no clothes! o.
dreams come true of travelling city
streets in the nude! Between sobs,
we remembered our sires. IL
wait till our fathers get you,
you'll be sorry" we shrilled.
Whats that2" said the "old
clothes man..
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@WeM101Y97eSK
Answers to These Questions Win
he Published Tomorrow,

1. What is the origin OF the Red
Sea? .'h1 sa,.. p
2.'what is fame?
3. What is the difference between
Salvador and San Salvador?
4. What is the" Indian meaning
of the name 'Dakota"?- s-. so
5. Who is the premier of Sweden?
6. Who was washinstSn's best or
ganizer and disciplinarian?
Z. Who was Theodora?
8. Where is the Oldest man-lit
fire in the world! t.
g.. When and by whom was the
stethoscope inventede
10 What are five synonyms for
the word affiliate?
Answers to Yesterday Questions.
/. who is the three cushion bill
lizard champion? John Layton.
2. Which are the two rarest and
most valuable United States cents.
The cents of 1888 and 1904. Coinage
In both years was comparatively
large. but the survivorship exceed
ingly limited. .-,-.E
.. What are ave synonyms for the
word affiance? Homage, trust, con-
ndence. reliance, and fealty.
4. Who owns the Aland Islands? :?
BY whom are they inhabited? Fin
land owns the Alands. They are
populated almost exclusively by
Swedes.
5. Who was Queen Scheherezade?
The fictitious reIator Of the stories
In the Arabian Nights Entertain
ment
s. How did. postage and revenue
stamps come to be called stamps?
The earliest stamps were revenue
stamps that were literally stamped,
not printed. L In ;, embossed relief
without ink, each one separately,
directly on the document itself.
z. What Is the Indian meaning of
the name Alabama? Here we
rest.
s. Who is the present foreign
minister of Germany? DR.. walther
Rathenau. He was minister of re-
construction before being appointed
foreign minister under Chandelier
,Wirth.
9. Who was Maria Taglioni? A
celebrated dancer, born of an Itai-
ian family in Stockholm in March,
1904. and appeared with. remarkabie
success in Paris. London and other
capitals of; Europe. She was mar
ried to Count Gnbertx de- yoisins
and In 1sI7 retired from. the stage.
10. What Chicago theatrical man
ager was the father-in-law of Ed
win Booth2 ]. H Mcvicker.
Booths first wife was Mary Deylin,
his second Mary Mcvicker.
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with striped borders and short caps
to match. In, this season when ev-
cry fittfe-eatfit has a cape that's all
it's own. the bathing suit is not to
be left out. And II Is a very SEN
sible costume, and preferable and
better looking than towel or a
sweater thrown over the shoulders
when. sitting. on the beach.
Other things that play important
parts in this summer show are the
setsof gay4y colored rubberized ma
terial consisting Of scarf, bag. gar
ters and hat and all trimmed in ap-
pliquedf designs of tina same mate
rial in contrasting colors.~
Betty Compson, pretty star in
The Washington herald., 1922-06-10

The Seaside Follies of 1929 are
here. The show. last year was tn
deed a show of follies in which the
leading roles were played by the
duvetyn bathing suit and the fur
trimmed suit. But this year the
follies are more sensible, IL one may
say so. but just asdiverting, for we
have the little gingham bathing
suit as the ingenue and star of the
season. Fresh from the country, IL
Is making big hit at the seashore.
1t Is made as simply as a suit of
rompers. A. sunbonnet comes with
it. and very often a large beacn
parasol to match. .-ft
Next in lead is the knitted suit
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6nabayxaSNl2qtl0 tl0y71eyAy

MY father is chief of the fire
department and he'll get you."
cried Harry. =" <. . :
MY fathers city attorney and
he'll get yon,s too" walled I.
No sooner had the magic of
these names permeatedT Tthe inner
consciousness OF the officer than he
backed water, came abut. and re-
stored our garments to us-merely
exacting a promise that hereafter
We would be- properly attired when
swimming. But, o. those few mo-
ments of shiyers!< %, NJ
" They Never Did.
My-most etrbarra ssing moment oe-
Cured while dramatizing Christ
mas. play i had the part of the
mother OF a large family presiding
at the feast on Christmas day, 1t
fell to me to carve the goose. Hav-
ing rehearsed this part. l was an
ticfpating no difhculty, SO L started
brayely on the breast bone. Gently
and slowly 1t slipped, out of my
grasp / tried again with the same
effect. Asthe filters from the AUDI
ences increased I became slightly
At this yopportune: moment the
father, sitting opposite. uttered the
next lines. which, were, Did you
ever see such a goose p; -
With that the> audience, began 70
roar, and gave It up in ignomini-
Gus defeats II. H. {
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food /.
cMOIzlHll4
GIdge -
ey RUDOLPH PERKINS

r.s'
II Frank johnson had taken a
taxi home the other evening In
stead of a bicycle be would have
saved poney.I In fact he could have
hired six taxieabs and saved money.
Frank had had t6o much corn
liquor. He thought he saw his
brothers, bicycle parked on the
Avenue. be said. and started to ride
home on II. -.
Jim Carter; owner of the bike,
saw Frank hoR on II and gavs chase
He finally had to Commander a
passing automobile to catch him,
and succeeded 1T sixth street and
called an ofYfcer.
Il think you are telling me q ffb
about your brothers bicycle" said
Judge Mattingly as he fined the
man S25.s
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SET o.
M7, SchRr> A%o R4<.
NfTN H~IoH<o
~ DeHnA.rxG.

Paramount pictures. in the photo
above, wears a rubberized cape that
is trimmed in appiiqued circles. II
is a very effective thing. The suit
Is a simple black satin blouse and
bioomers without any superfiuous
fullness- A shirred apron fore and
aft gives the effect of a short skirt
slit at each side. This little device
allows freedom for swimming and
fools the censers at the same time,
for the suit is practically a one
piece suit. camoufaged TO look
skirted. There are still many
beaches where they demand that
women try to. swim with as many
clothes on as possible.
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FAIRFAX D. A. r.
TO ERECT MARKER

FAIRFAX, Va, June .s,-The
Daughters, of the American Revolu-
tion, will erect a granite marker
containing history of the spot
on the site, of the old county court
house on Freedom Hill.
The courthouse was moved to
its present location on the compile
tions of the present courthouse in
1900. ,a
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Wasats Tree Nursery
Z. On Aia1cOsfia Flats

Establishment OF L tree nursery
en- part or the Anscostfa nats. now
the property of the, War Department,
is provided for in a bill introduced in
the Senate yesterday by Chairman L.
Heisler Ball Of the Senate District
Committee. sssSs..f
The bill directs the chief of engi-
neers Of the War Department to
transfer the proposed site to. the Com
missioners of the District
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BAND CONCERT.

At the White House. this evening ct
p- m, BY the q. Q. Marine Band;
William ii. santelmann. leader; Taylor
Branson. second leader.
PROGRAM:
March. Heroes Of the Arronne". .Grifis
Overture. ''Tl Guarany'' Comes
Naise lntermezzo. Spring zeph-
(Musiciah Arthur f.. witeomhl -
Grand scenea from ..raxanaria
Rusticana" .................N .Nascagnf
fyslse de Concert, The Beautiful,
Blue Danube. ..s.... s.... Strauss
Tone Poem. .Finla ndia".. sibelius
The Star spangied Banner"
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Trains Maintain Schedule.

OF 15,o2s passenger trains ~oper-
ated by the Southern Railway system
in May. 14.2o1. or s41s per cent, ar
rived on time. IL was announced yes
terday, by Vice President H. w. Miller.
in charge. OF operating -.
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Kappa Tau Phi Gives Show.

A minstrel performance was
given by the Kappa Tau Phi for the
White Haven Athletic Club last night
at immaculate Conception Hall. under
the direction of ], j. Campbell. A
musical program also was given.
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Mrs. Susan Rowe Dead 1t IS.

FREDERICKSBURG. va. .Jnne
s.--Mrs. Susan Sullivan Rowe. aged
81. widow Of William Rove died At
brothers and sisters, she is survived
by two sisters and one brother, Mrs.
Tyler sullivan. Mrs. satlie Curtis and
clsxon sullivan. all Of STAFFORD.
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QIRTHS ANDDEATHS
u REPORTED IND.C.
BIRTHS.
White.

.a.5se White.
i Harry McC. and Katharine Cochrane. sirt
Henry =. and Nellie H. Ermoid, girl.
: Arthur apd Annie James. girl
C'arenee and Bessie J. Maddox, girl.
Joseph W, and Naomi Z. Peabody, girl.
Brevard d. and Eiisabeth stroheeker. girl.
Kenneth and Nafy X. wsstcott. boy.
ceIsrsd.
Gohn r.. and Mabel v..Ailen. girl. .
yphn W.. and Mary J. Brooks. boy.
balls and .B<ssie Dunlap. boy.
Tom and Anna II. Sims, girl.
Lemuel and Roea Thomas. boy.
Ulysses o. and Ruth Weaver, boy.
Edward and Dorothy Wheeler. boy
e aDEArHs.
tis Whits.
Mary cosia. % years. Lsh Sisters Of
the Hoof tF
Hancy Tsrner, 90. Home for the Aged.
Z John Thosnas ufe9ory. s.. 1901 fst st. nv.
Hughes D. Knight. 10, Geo. Wash. Inn.
fvieastta Naut strope, 10, DO o ~ ~.
MARI =Htta Kelauvss,, o., sibiey Hospital
Pestii iNswmab.f -. Ssf4 18th st. nv.
Marion xlisabsth Lohmeyer. .. Casualty
Hcspital. 80
osieaDd.
saa 7. gsnpsss, ~ WASH. Asylum ,Iios.
Erneaf 4. Jaekspn. 81. 1908 3<thf sf. ~.
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LOVE5AND LEARN
Peter Clark Macfarlane

lively. humorous of college life which viii prove an
excellent remedy for soul spectrum ovehot with blue
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DEArHs.
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ssn Z ssnpsss, q WASH. Asyium Hos,