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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-17
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS

Estate of John b. Jones, deceased
Pursuant TO the order Of Charles d.
McCracken, Surrogate of the County
of Hunterdon, made on the Eleventh
day of July AID. one thousand nine
hundred twenty-three, notice is here
by given to all persons having claims
against the estate of John B. Jones,
late of the County of Hunterdon, de-
ceased, to present the same. under
oath or affirmation, to the subscrib.
ers, Executors of said deceased, with
in six months from the date of said
order; and any creditor neglecting to
bring in and exhibit his or her claim,
(under oath or acirmation), within
the time so limited, will be forever
barred of his or her action therefor
against the said EXECUTORS.
Dated July 18th, A. u. 1929.
JOHN W. MCDOWELL,
II Park Place, N. Y. City.
ANNIE j. MCDOWELL,
Lambertyille, N. J. Executors.
(Jly.13-Sep7)
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CALF CLUB ANNOUNCES
LIST OF SUPPORTERS

The Pleasant Valley Calf Club an
nounces the following list of supper
tiers and helpers:
A. G. Volz, New York; Frank A.
Phillips, president Lambertville Ma
tional Bank; David l.. Holcombe,
Niece's mill, Lambertville; Harry
Philips, Mercer County Farm; Rob-
ert Butler, tailor, Lambertville; Mrs.
Ida Cole, grocer, Lambertville; Mr..
Schellenger, grocer, Titusville; G. II.
Barber, hardware ,Lambertville; Her.
bert Moore, livery stable, Lambert
Vile; Hart Smith, feed store, Titus
vile; William A. Blackwell, Titus
vile; Joseph Barber, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Abdill, Titusville;A. W. Sharp,
volz Farm; d. M. Akin, Jr., New
York City; J. Brophy, A. w. Hend-
rickson, w. 7. Lemming, Mercer Co.
Farm; w. A. johnson, farmer, Titus
vile; Louis Guarneri, real estate,
Titusville; Edward Brady, farmer;
Lambertville; Charles Jones, rubber
| mill, Titusville; T. ]. Scarf, druggist,
Lambertville; Charles d. McCracken,
| insurance; Helms Hardware Store;
Fenwick Pew, shoes; Henry Yutz,
Ford Agency, Lewis d. Kerr, Ford
Agency; and Elmer G. Carr, Strand
theatre, all of Lambertville; John
Hutchinson, Mercer County Farm,
Titusville; DR.. Turner, oculist; Rus
sell Fulton, restaurant; James Park
hill, farmer, and Howard Drake, gro
Gerry, Of Titusville.
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SERCEANTSVlLLE

Mrs. Kensyl C. Reading and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Melville Parkes, left today
80, in the grove on Joseph Thames
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kitchin, of
Newark, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel l.. Kitchin, of the Ne
shanic Valley, this week.
The annual picnic of the Sergeants-
vile NJ. E. Sunday School will be held
tomorrow Friday) at Forest Park,
Chalfont, Pa, where the local schools
have been going the past few years.
The Amwel Sunday School will hold
their picnic on Wednesday, August
30, in the wods on Joseph T. Haines'
"Neshanic Valley Farm"
Local visitors to this village the
past week or two have commented
upon the spic and span appearance of
the streets and vacant lots, which is
the result of a general cleanup by
public-spir-ited citizens last week.
About $3.50 will be the net proceeds
of the Methodist harvest home held
at the Community Center ON Wednes-
day evening of last week. The gross
receipts were $425.
Mrs. Elizabeth German, the famous
"Aunty" German, who never grows
old, observed her Oath birthday ami
versary Thursday, and received the
congratulations of many friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Porte and son
John w. Porte, I'd, have returned to
their home at Pleasant Hill, Ohio, af-
ter spending several weeks with the
formers parents, Rev. and Mrs. John
w. Port.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-17
OPENS OFFICE FOR STR0UT
AGENCY

New Hope George II. Ely, local re-
preventative of the Strout Farm Ag-
ency, has opened offices at the S. w.
corner of Main and Bridge streets,
opposite the Postoffice. Since his APP
pointment in the local agency, Mr..
Ely has been conducting business
from his home ON Church Road. But
the affairs of the agency have devel-
oped to such an extent that he was
forced to secure a central location
with ample facilities. His phone num-
Der is 2224R3.
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BANKS OFFER 4 P. C. ON
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS

Bambertville- Both the Amwell and
Lambertville National Banks carry
announcements in this issue stating
that per cent interest will be paid
on savingsa accounts be ginning Sep
TENDER 1st. Formerly these banks
have paid only 3 per cent, and tire
new rate of interest is the highest ev-
er paid here.
Other banks have raised their in
terest, and the local banks are follow
ing the trend of banking houses at
large. The Morris County Savings
Bank, of Morristtown, N. j., has only
savings accounts and has long paid
Az per cent. They have deposits
from all over the State.
Ire new rate Of interest here is a
sign of prosperity that will be well
coined by all. 1t will encourage saw
ings accounts, and will of course re-
suit in more business for these insti-
tutions.
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TENNIS SAYINGS
fBy "Slim"

Henry and Sparky got in to work
about Q A. NJ. the other day. They
had trouble with their Pierce Arrow.
Some car!
Harold wonders why all the girls
hang around him. We all know he
got hair cut!
r. Kimer said when he went camp
ing he would fill his campaign!
Rummy and Charlie worked Tues
day night and got off early Wednes-
day afternoon to go to the movies to
see the fight. (And also saved 15c)
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Snag-Proof Smokers
MEN TURN MOTOR
Continued from first page

When it comes to push there
seems to be great plenty of it
among the ;Snag Proofers. Ruth
Barber gave party in Stockton to
which numerous of the force were in
vited and some were so anxious to get
there that they pushed their motor
half the way to get it started.
After they got there we are told,
mildly, that the evening was spent in
singing and playing games, but the
feats of Gus Kelly as a pillow expert,
Chef as lawyer, and Andy's famous
vocal selection make it more properly
an evening with the Immortals.
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HAPPENINGS IN
new HOPE VICINITY
Continued from first page)

The melon and pie social on the
lawn of the Methodist Church was a
great success.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Louisa
Vansant, of Trevose, who died at the
home of her brother, Joseph Kaiser,
of Lahaska, was held on Tuesday af
ternoon. A brief service was held
at the house, followed by a regular
service in the Somerton NJ. E.Church.
The services were in charge Of Rev.
w. A. Lewis, and interment was made
in Somerton cemetery.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-17

MODERN Roll Top Desk for sale,
cheap to quick buyer. In good con-
dition. Record Office, 8 Coryell St.,
Lambertville, N. J.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-17

25c. invested in a classified ad in
this column may mean as many dol
lars in your pocket. It's worth try
ing. Phone S4R3 If
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-17
KANTLEEK FOUNTAIN SYRINGE

Moulded all in one piece. Guaran-
teed for two years. Heavy walls, full
two quart capacity. Five feet rapid
flow tubing, three hard rubber pipes
and metal shut off with each syringe.
Regular price, $3.50
This Sale ..... 81. 9S
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-17

FARM LOANS On United States
Government Plan. 80 years to pay, no
commissions, no renewals, no red
tape, you do not buy stock in the
bank. Loans closed quickly. Under
Government supervision. Apply dir
ect to the bank. Pay no commissions
60 anyone. For details write to New
York and New Jersey Joint Stock
Land Bank, 81 Clinton St., Newark,
N. ]. (tf)
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WANTED Newspapers, magazines,
rags, old iron, etc. Mail and phone or
ders promptly attended to. Morris
Fmkle, Phone 313R5, Lambertville.
S,17-24
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BUY A SEASON TICKET

ADULT SEASON TICKET $500 JUNIOR SEASON TICKET
YOUTHS SEASON TICKET (for those Is to is inals200
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-17

LOST-Kelly Springfield new tire
No. 464124, size 30x3la, with new
KS inner tube, in or about Lambert
vile. Return TO Amwell Bank and re-
cceive SIS reward. 1t
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dc q word, payable in advance.)

DC WVTui Pay"DTe III ""V
COWS FOR SALE-One with calf
week old; one heifer with calf month
old Also another in milk. All good
mixers. Have 500 gallons vinegar
for sale. viii sell by bulk or gallon.
Frederick Darlington, r. d. 2, Box
3, Cottage Hill, Lambertville. 1t
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REXALL "93" HAIR TONIC
A real germicidal, stimulating
tonic. Easy to apply. Not sticky or
mussy. Does not leave the hair dry
but gives it renewed life and lustre.
Regular price, Ia OF. $100
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-17

SYMPHONY LAWN STATIONERY
With Fancy Borders
The very best quality in writing
paper and envelopes. A heavy fabric
finished stationery, water marked
and ribbon tied. Made from the fin
est and cleanest materials. "a sheets
Of paper and "a envelopes in beaut-
iful box.
Regular Price $1.00
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20
LA INTRANQUILIDAD EN-
IRLANDA.

DUBLIN, enero. Las esperanzas
lie que pronto Sc llegara la paz en-
tire la facci6n republican, que coma,-
da Eamon de Valera Y las autoritia
des del estado libre irland6s, sc esta
ban desvaneciendo hoy rapidamente.
tlebido In deman6a de los republi
canos de que Sc les considerara repre-
sentahtes de la mayorfa.
Los representatives de la mayorfa Dc
los clubs sim feiners en- Dublin yl"s
alrededores Sc reunieron al medic ,lfa,
del domingo, pero no llegaron a urn
decision definitiva excepto la sugcs-
ti6n que aprobaron de que el aArfeis'
liga celia, fuera conyocada para que
ayudara alkrestablecimiento de Ia paz.
No Sc hacen predicciones respecto
del resultado final de las negociacio
mes, pero prevalece el pesimismo en-
cuanto il la esperanza de que Sc Hes
cue nn actlerdo.
Chico personas perecieron hoy que
imadas en- q ihcendio de una viyien,
da, y el<cual Sc cree sea de origen cri-
minal.
Sc .ha ,pucsto en- libertad d Ia seize
ra Maud Come Mac Bride. que sim
patiza con los republicanos y fuc arres
tada por haber pronunciado discurscs
contra 81 gobieino.
Los republicanos incendiaron y
mansion historical de Tuam, valorada
en- 100000, Ia mas antigua de Irlall.
ia.
En- q condal6 de Meath, durinlf.a
una ineursi6n, las hopas del estaslo
lihre hicIefon prisioneros 4 xsinte fe
nnbIisanos Qst nerodeoban pff b|Ii
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20

brir los gastos que estas classes de fes-
tas ocasionan.
Y como Is de suponer, 81 en- esos pue-
bios no Sc anime Ell Base Ball I'm POGO
mas, los juegos que Sc celebren en- esas
Ligas seran nanigiieros, porque las me-
jores novenas brillaran por su ausencia,
no queriendo jugar en- verdaderos 4ce-
menterios''... a no ser que Sc les ga
ranticen los smarineritos", como dice
fel amigo Monsant
Luis Progress.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20
CARTA ALBERTA
A NUESTRoS CLIENTES Y
AMIGOS:

: p 3 H.ltrI . b 3 . q =
Nos completeness en- participates
que estamos reformando la casa Allen
No. 72 Gal lado de Panzardi) para
trasladar nuestro establecimiento, 10
que efectuaremos en- la segunda quin-
cena del pr6ximo mes de Febrero.
Mientras Sc lleva a cabo ese tras-
lado, estamos aqui las 6rdenes ven
diendo a precios econ6micos:
PLOMERIA. PINTURA, CRISTALES
Y HERRAJES.
Atentamente,
Andres Rodriguez, Inc.
Salvador Brau 90. TeIefono 44O.
& W
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20
CONCURSO De e IMPARCIAL0 :

10 Iadmae
I en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20

tiguo manager Paco Lopez, que en- epo'
cas- pasadas supo conducir sus players
al canino de los triunfos. Claro que
ahora. segln nos dice el citado manager,
-viene mas potente VI temible. pues cuen-
ia con IN cuadro que dara que hacer
cuantas novenas Sc enfrenten en- su
.canino.
Su nlagnifco cuadro 10 componer an
tiguos y rauevos jugadores que han We.
nido reforzar esta novena y que sor-
prenderafS los fanaticos en- los pro-
ximos erenentros.
Rsgaios dsstinados 4 Csrrish, j.
Algo tartle, pero no nos henlos podido
resistirnos enviar 4 Gerrisli Jr, los ST.
guientes rssalos para que los distribu-
va 4 los jugadores que q crea conve-
nientes.
Los edescansos' del Colectiva.
Los 'juegos nialabares" de Santana
En-. q catcher.
Las "opcrtunidades' Dc William Guz-
man.
LAS rchiripas de Rogue.
Ia "transfguraci6n'' de Monsant en-
pajarraco actuando Dc umpire.
Il.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20
IA VIDA P|NTORESCA
LOS GENIcs FUERTEs

Aquel pintt"esco y simbolico perso-
maize que conocimos en- nuestra juyen-
tud, esceptico que todo Sc encoge
de hombrcs, lanEando, como 1nico CO.
ment&rio, el cstribillo de "iA mi,
,que!', ha pasado completamente a la
historic para dar paso una genera
cion capaz de tomar a pechos hasta
la cosa mas insignifcante y pelearse
Ihae ia morir, ST es precise, por aquello
que lie tiene completamente sin cuida-
do
Hay ciudadano a quien lie cuentan en-
la ealle las atrocidades hechas por los
turcos en- Armenia, entra en- su casa
con una cara tai, que hasta los ninos
cchan correr por ell pasillo, gritan-
do:
-iMama, mama! Aqui hay un Sc
iicr que Sc parece papa, solo que con
cara de demonio.
Sale la seiora al encuentro del ener-
gGmeno, y al verle que, efectivamcn-
te, lleva un aspecto de perro de pre-. a
enfadado, le pregunta:
-iQue, tie has encontrado al sas-
tire?
-iQue sastre nj que americana cru
zada! Lo que sucede es que Sc ha
perdido la vergiienza, y va los hom-
bres son mojicones mojados en- leche.
iAquf quisiera yo coger a Kemal Pa
cha!
La Humanidad es asi, ligeramenta
brOnquista con deseos de metersc
en- cuestiones que en- NADIA lie afectan.
Aquellos genios dulces, apacibles,
que <hasta, al preguntarles la hora, So
lian decir: "Por ser para usted, las
cuatro menos diez; pero 81 es tarde,
10 deiaremos en- menos cuarto'', Sc han
acabado por complete. Ahora, hasta
ell concurrir una oficina publica cs
question de jugarse la vida.
i Me hace usted ell favor de de-
cirme 81 aquel expediente g..
i Cual?
Ell de la viuda que espera desde
lel 81 que Sc lie declare apta para CO.
mer.
No esta todavia. Ustedes Sc Green
4 que aqui solo tenemos que despachGr
eXpedentes.
-iClaro! Pero ell case es que la
viuda.
-iY porque Sc lie ha muerto el ma
rido? lie he matado yo, por 81 a:a-
So.
i -iHombre, no!
-iPues entonces! Pero es natural,
todos nos. gusta conner de la sopa
boba del presupuesto.
-lY que lie digo esa sonora?
-iQue espere que trabaje! On"
sc dedique a segunda tiple, que ahora
hay mucha demanda.
-iCaray, a sus amos!
-Dandose de colorete y polvos po-
dra pasar Ell expediente tardara attn
amos en- resolverse. iDejeme usted
en- paz!
I Como no es cosa de ir la Comisa-
ria todos los dias, porque los males
genios abundan, Sc transige y sc rc-
tira uno, pensando que, efectivamen-
te, hay que aconsejar la viuda en-
question que Sc dedique al teatro; pc
70 hasta ahf tropieza uno con otro ca
racter por ell estilo, pues la viuda, al
tempo que Sc sujeta fuertemente la
dentadura postiza, exclama:
---Bueno, al teatro; pero de cuple-
tista ganando mil pesetas diarias.
--iScnora!
u Els que duda usted de mis- facul-
tades? Pues semejante groseria no
la tolero. Asi es que, Sc quita ustad
de mi vista, lie estampo este llavcro
en- la cabeza.
Els decir, que por cualquier lado que
Sc mire, la bronca es segura y la vida
la tienc uno pendiente de un hilo.
A. R. BONNAT.
LA INTRANQUILIDAD EN-
IRLANDA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20
BUEN REGZLO

81 dcsea usted regular un autom6vil
fiiese en- eI DODGE de tipo SEDAN.
carro ccrrado, que es 10 mas acabado,
acon6mico y elegante que viene en- su
lclase Puerto Rico. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20
sLe gusta curarse con IA Homeopatia?

Juan 20 consigue odos los nmeros de los
@REMEpOS ENSIGN ALI e ensehan emplearlos cornbi-
nar0s Las los de excelene saud
los nOs gran rapdez todas d0encas las
fres siempre soFprende Ell efectO DE estos Remedies
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20

La proxima explosion" del Gacho.
La "suerte ioca" de mi compadre
Brown en- cl "Colectivap
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20

fas <s ft y X. i, VI ~
|pfopinaron sreciproc ocamente NUEVE
cEROS el Inno Al otrcy il hicieron tan
tas a tantas carfera 81 denuestra ia pu-
|janza de arnbos equipos.
sCuai habfa de scr Il score de uno y
otro juego el domingo 21?
Los numerosos fanaticos de esta ca,
lpitai. no esperaran q que les cuenten
|el resultado de tan importantes encuen-
tros, y es SECURE que los stands Sc ve-
ran muy concurridos mahana.
EE BosToN STARS A PONCE
Los bostonianos Sc dirigen Ponce
concertar varios dcsafios. Dado Il
interes que reina On e Sur por conocer
u novena americana, es seguro que los
juegos tendran buen exito.
xl' Collective rsapMses
yuelve el club @Colectiva" Al diaman.
te desputs Dc una larga ausencia.
X esta yez viene dilieido pof 81 al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20
No. de Reg. Nombre j apellido
del concur. delconeursante.

delconeursanfe.
Ana Al AAlngladc,
Z: Aleover,
J. N. Blanco' Jr;.
a 4; Burck khart SanS,
Vicente Belgodefe
Jose Conde,
Jose AeaTaz IL.
Angel h. Albardoz,
Josefa de Rodriguez,
~ Santos,
Jesus Mier,
Gabriel Jaaer, .g
Carmen Tiir.ado, ]
Agustlto Punsoda,
Eulogio Riera,
Luisa' A. Perez,
q. Sslcldos,
Rey. g. Rena, -. ~. :; : : !
Alfonso. e Panlagua, ..
Felipe Rodriguez,
Jose Margarlda,
Ramon J; Casellas,
M. D. Blaneo,
Z. !: Coil,
Manuel Comas'
jaime Casellas,
y. =. De Naz,
Margot Granados' a
pelofes Gonzaie2'
=. I. Mendez'
5Ana rita Moraiez,
D.. ~. y de ERE Fernandez.
Matll'as tl'ss .FelrTer, lel
halael Nocanera' Genera
Nlcolas vargas,
ANDRES Gonzaiiez, M
yeehte A.'Felehzale2s
=, Tavarea Va &c &c . storef,
secundins "a. kodrleuez' y!
Genaro- Rivera. '.a:s ,,.
z: hodr1gpez Laanres' '5 -;
= =; .CspoAero' tse Jr-.. d
Faplo Ego, M -. g. 8. 8; 4 n
!. !. manner !, MeIly' & q @ Jr +. IN. III: ,;
l. =. 2. igleslass :, !. u C.. C..
+: Cordero ihoorlgue2i
Juan Soltefo'a~ =. !~f2 l.s,s. ~, =. Il. {
Anredo Ortlz Kome1
ANTONIO OoFtes NJ :
Ehgenlo Cuprne, 4
tSaDeL AlvafeZ, ;.:.A,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20
Nombre y apellido
del concursahte.

F. Francisco Gonzalez,
Maria E. Lopez,
j. NJ. SOLO,
Eduardo Raini,
Lucas Pou,
Ezequiel Tristany,
Beriito r. Dominguez,
Luisa Boix,
Antonio Bernat,
Pura P. de carreira,
Borinquen L. Aceiia,
Antonio Canevares,
N. E., Cofno,
Esteban Diaz.
Jesis Perez,
Juan Perell6.
! Jose Perez, ...5
]. Perez Paredes,
+. Fernandez Rubio, q
Dolores Bracety,
Guiilermo Teja,
Delfin Dino,
Agustfn Betancourt,
Antonio Fernandez,
Rafael Suarez,
vitaliano Garcia,
Santos ,Esquilin,
Crist6bal Davila,
Francisco ]. Beir6,
Evaristo Rodriguez,
Fernando Baragaiio,
Josefa Lecaroz,
A. Coll Ferrer,
Joaquin Rey,
Federico Villamil,
Miguel R. Rivera,
Silvia Fernandez,
Julio Perez,
JUAN CASELLAS,
E. Velez,
) Jose Morales,
Pedro Homar,
Rosario Acevedo,
Tomasita Garcia.
Eugenio Martinez,
Agustina Camara,
Luis E. Escribano,
Rafael Calabria,
Mario Frau,
Consuelo Portela,
Isabel Marquez,
Tula Trapaga,
Leopoido Munler,
d.. Marxuach Fano,
2. Aizamora'
camelia Perez,
Pablo ARIZONA,
Juan Ortega,
"a. Lasa ulnones'
Mariano Arroyo
Monserrate Gonzalez
angela Diaz,
goseflna Pascual
" Fernandez'
Elylra Hernandez
Alfonso Ramirez,
T. =. lrlzarry,
Arturo Munoz'
:. Gonzalez Torres' q,
s.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-27
OF
THE FAMOUS

There are some delightful stories
In Mr.. Dougles Ainsle's "Adven-
lures, Social and Literary. about
the great Lord SALISBURY as to his
immense capacity for failing to
recognize even those with whom
he was in daily contact. A neigh
boring squire dropped in to lunch
con: Lady Salisbury was rather
apprehensive that her husband
might fail to recognize this some
what obscure person, and was
greatly relieved to find, when
Lord Salisbury entered the dining
room, a little later, that he i'm"
mediately engaged their home
spun guest in conversation, which
he kept up vigorously till the end
Of the repast, when the squire
rather hastily took his leave. Lord
Salisbury then cordially remarked,
4 was glad Lord Roberts dropped
IN to luncheon today; but I fear he
is not what he was intellectually.
He appeared to me to be remark
ably vague as to our military dis
positions in, Egypt, and his views
on Indian questions seemed even
more nebulous. But we all grow
older
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THE MAY DAY
PARTY
by LOrettO C. Lynch
A Recognized Authority on All
Matters Pertaining to House
hold Management.

URELY every mother is plan
~ ming a May party. And the
~ thing of things to remember
is to let the children themselves
help plan the good times.
Arrange to have the party out
in the open. A novel departure
is to have the children dress as
fairy-story characters. So, SO
many of these characters lived
out in the leafy wood. And in
stead of having the children
dressed" as the grown-ups see
the fairy folk, 1t viii be lots more
interesting If you make the chill
dren create their own costumes.
Crepe paper, tinted muslin, gild-
ed paper and the like all go to.
ward making costumes at very
little cost.
The mothers, Of course, will
have to look out for the refresh.
ment that fresh-air sharpend
appetites will demand. Be sure
that there are plenty of nourish-
ing sandwiches. II meat or poul.
try are used as Filings, 1t is bet
ter to have it chopped rather than
use in slices. Wrap the sand.
wiches in heavy waxed paper,
Fruit. especially juicy oranges.
are always desirable at a sand
witch luncheon.
Lemonade or milk or cut ice
cream and cookies and possibly
some hard candies are all on the
approved list Of foods good for
children. '.'
The march to the outing
grounds. the games, refreshments
and the return before dusk
should all be planned with the
thought in mind that the little
guests are but children. Some
times over-anxious, adults plan so
elaborate and exhausting affairs
for the little ones that the next.
day reaction 4 is bad.
Be democratic. Make it a COM
munity party. Gather in the little
foreign-born Riddles around the
corner. All children love May
parties.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-27

And Silver, who had only just
left the awkward age, and was
still delightfully."- easy to tease,
blushed to her eyes and looked
charmingly sullen and defiant.
The Rain Storm.
The sudden rain smote the din
ing-room windows like spent shot,
and the wind, which had been
steadily rising, began to howl in
the gables of the house.
"Wolves!' said Hedden, his eyes
very brilliant. 1.-THE honest back
woodsman, his sturdy family
snow-bound-h unger Ever see
that old melodrama, Rose? The
bar of the door breaks, Miss. Sill
yer, and the hero replaces it with
his brawny right arm"
And then what happens?"
'rWell, when played the part,
the hero's brawny right arm stuck,
and there was the devil to pay to
get it out and let the rescuers in.
We had to bring on the stage car
penter with a saw. It was the
first real laugh i ever got.