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Evening star., 1925-07-19
Cabinet Chiefs Among
Capital Folk Listed
At Pleasure Resorts
Occasional Trips for Recrea-
ton in Schedule-Omcial
Business Also Calls Mem
bers Out of Town.

The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Weeks, who are still at West Glouces-
ter, Mass, expect to go to their Sum.
mer home on Mount Prospect, at Ian
caster, n. H, before the first of
August.
The Attorney General, Mr.. John d.
Sargent, is spending Sunday with
Mrs. Sargent in their home in Yer
mont and will return to the Capital
tomorrow or Tuesday.
The Secretary of the Navy, Mr..
Curtis d. Wilbur, is aboard the train
ing ship for midshipmen, U. S. S.
New York, between San Francisco and
the former lace Friday. They are
expected to arrive in Astoria tomor-
row, and the Secretary will go from
there to Portland, Greg. Mrs. Wilbur
remained in San Francisco, where she
Is the guest of Judge and Mrs. Myers,
who visited Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur
in Washington last season.
The Secretary of, the Interior, DR..
Work, returned last evening to his
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
after an extensive inspection tour of
the West.
The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr..
Jardine. will go to Philadelphia to-
morrow to make an address. He will
return the middle of the week.
The Secretary of Labor, Mr.. James
j. Davis, spent several days in Wash.
ington last week after a fortnight s
stay at Battle Creek, Mich He went
to New York F'rida-' and sailed that
night aboard the Homeric for Eng.
land. He will visit in his old home in
Wales, where his mother, Mrs. David
J. Davis, is spending the Summer
Mrs. Davis sailed July with he1
daughter-in-law and granddaughter
Mrs. James J. Davis and little Jane
The Acting Secretary of the Navy
Mr.. Theodore Douglas Robinson, will
return tomorrow from Mohawk, n. Y.
where he is sojourning with Mrs
Robinson and their children in their
Summer home, Mahaqua Farm.
Senator and Mrs. Lawrence C
Europe, are at Wardman Park Hote
until the end Of the week.
The Undersecretary of State and
Mrs. Joseph c. Grew will close theii
new home on Woodland drive late
this week and go to Hancock, N. II.
where their children have been at theil
Summer home since the middle oi
June. Mr.. and Mrs. Grew win bt
absent several weeks.
Assistant Secretary Of State J
Butler Wright, will return to Wash
Evening star., 1925-07-19

Paraguay in New York, was in charge
of the legation affairs.
The Minister of Egypt, Mahmoud
Samy Pasha. and the members of the
legation staff. including 1smail Kamel
Bey. first secretary; DR.. Farag Mikhail
Moussa, third secretary, and Abu-el-
Enein Salem Effendi. second attache.
will return to Washington tomorrow
after few days absence. The Min
lister presented his credentials to
President Coolidge Thursday after
noon at Swampscott, and later went
to Bar Harbor for a short stay.
The Minister of Haiti, Mr. Hanni-
bal Price, is spending the week end
at Hampton. Va, where he is the
guest of the president of Hampton
Institute.
The counselor of the Argentine en-
bassy, Mr.. Felipe A. Espil, and the
secretary of the embassy, Mr.. Conrado
Traverse, are established at Newport
for about a month.
The counselor of the Hungarian
legation and Nine. Pelenyi will come
to Washington this week from Cleve-
land. where they are visiting in the
latter's former home.
The secretary of the Costa Rican
legation and Sonora de Gonzalez will
return Tuesday from New York.
where they are spending Sunday with
the latter's sister. DR.. Eda Apetz.
The secretary of the Lithuanian le-
cation, MIR. Henrikas Rabinavicius,
will go to Cane Nav the first of Au-
gust for a short vacation.
The second secretary of the Czecho-
slovakian legation, DIR. Pavel Stransky.
will sail from New York August Is
on the Reliance to spend about five
weeks in Europe.
The third secretary of the Chinese
legation, Mr.. Hua Huang, was the
guest Of the Minister and Nine. Sze
in their cottage at Blue Ridge Sum-
NIT early in the week, spending sew
eral days there.
The second secretary Of the British
embassy, Sir Adrian William Maxwell
Baillie, Bart. has gone to Atlantic
City to attend the Oxford Cambridge
Princeton-Co Cornell track meet and will
return tomorrow or Tuesday. Sir
Adrian is remaining in Washington
in charge of the embassy office while
the Summer embassy is established at
Manchester, Mass. -.
The attache of the Danish legation,
Mr.. Soren SorenSen, who Is spending
the Summer at Cape May, N. j., will
go to Philadelphia tomorrow to attend
the first Summer session of the
American Institute of Cooperation.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Miss Hickson Gives Shower
For Miss Pearl ChildresG

Friday evening Miss Lucille Hixsor
entertained at a shower in honor o}
Miss Pearl Childress. whose marriage
to Mr.. Urban MacMullen will takf
place in August. Among the guestk
of the evening were Miss Ethel Hix'
son, Mrs. D. B. Johnson, Mrs. L. E
Hixson, Mrs. B. E. Brown, Miss Ruby
Massey, Miss Elenora McGinnis. Miss
Marion Schwartz. Mrs. z, d. Digges,
Miss Marion Wallace. Miss Helen
Jollef, Miss Catherine Miller, Miss
Adah Rous, Miss Marie Robertson,
Miss Anna Sowder. Miss La Londe
Miss Cecilia Briody, Miss Madaline
Liston, Miss Minnie Hall, Mrs. III. T.
Lynch. Miss Mildred Morrison and
Miss EsSie May Uhrich.
Evening star., 1925-07-19

Gen. and Mrs. J. Z. Fechet have as
their guest the latter's sister, Mrs.
George Harrell Smith OF Utah. who
will remain until about the first of
September.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Cuban Embassy Secretary
And Bride Come to City

Tho third secretary of the Cuban
embassy, Senor Don Vicente Valdes
Rodriguez. and Sonora de Rodriguez
have returned from their honeymoon
and are at 1900 Lamont street.
Sonora de Rodriguez was formerly
Miss julia Stone Wells and her mar
riage to Senior Rodriguez took place
Sunday, July 5. in. the home of her
mother, Mrs. Edward Green. at Hud-
son, N. "
Evening star., 1925-07-19

ington tomorrow morning from Blue
Ridge Summit. where, with Mrs.
Wright. he went yesterday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright have been travelling in
the Far West for several weeks
and arrived in Washington Friday
morning.
Assistant Secretary of State Will
bur J. Carr will leave Washing
ton about August 15 for Magnolia,
Mass, to join Mrs. Carr. who is spend
ing the Summer there with her
mother. Mrs. Ezra Koon-
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Leibson
Hosts In Sons s Honor

Rev. A. Liebson and Mrs. Liebson
gave a surprise reception Sunday eve
ming, July IL, at their home in honor
of the graduation of their son Ray
mond from Georgetown University.
The house was attractively decorated,
and the guests included many inti-
mate and out-of-town friends Of DR.,
Leibson.
Evening star., 1925-07-19

X. Hollingsworth, at her home in
Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Plan Tour of Europe

The Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Leland Harrison will sail
August aboard the Olympic and will
travel in Europe for . period of two
months.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Mrs. Clarence Roberts to
Entertain ats Landover

Mrs. Clarence Roberts. sister of
Lord Fairfax. will give an interest
ing old fashioned party Wednesday
evening in her country home, Land
over, Va
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Washington Social World
Aroused from Summer Lull
Dvthe Demands OnCOurtesy
Presence of Distinguished Foreigners Signal for
Renewed Activity-Other Celebrities Ex-
pected at End of Present Month.
SALLlE V. II. PICKETT.

complete
thing happen bring the the
Alexander Skrzynski of Poland, who
pleasantly the brought
him splendid impression here he did
White Court when he President Coolidge and he quite made
Cd his reputation brilliant diplomat able and tarsighted poll
and iberal-minded statesman
TOR perfect furry,
July the Belgian debt commission will sail for this and
Baron Cartier de Mahne member of the body
Washington the portends the
Belgian embassy and the uual or such
scheduled the
season, time will Washington completely nguish for
,,al life
Capital
and Countess Pagiano brought little furry of renewed social
Asa de Benezzo and Maquise dc Bernezzo will
their honor while other little formahtie will
them between periods OF sightseeing the American Capital
diplomats, which
the social butterflies utter there considerable the
entity conferred rank of Phya Mr. Edward H. Lotus
his length the Samese Phya
Virajakich his Siamese has been
Sme legation for 20 and Tor much OF that time
charge dare Both he and Nine Ndes Virajackch have
friends here the corps and OFFICIALS we'll
residential Phya Ndes Vrakh will Join Nine Nides V
Mass, month where they
Summer during his service here They both natives OF England
-th to them and to the other countries.
of
Mayfowei anchor and the
OF the by the bugle call
.... .-z5
the Washing
Five have been playing the championship
from the Dedham Princemere
Judith underway the Myop and Essex Country
Cb while yachting at its height with the return of the
from annual Maine There
with their show gardens the shore and this feature
makes happy gathering place for of the entertainments
IA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05
Don Manuel COstaS

Ell dignisimo Y excelente joven
don Manuel Costas, de La impor-
tante firma "Gillies & Woodward,
de esta plaza, ha pedido la nlano
de la rnuy bella Y espiritual seno-
rita Maria Antonio Diaz, verda-
dero orgullo de nuestra sociedad,
yquien posee tales encantos y
atractivos que, cuando fue necesa-
ria la election de una Reina, todos
los ojos Sc fijaron en- tan encanta-
dora sefiorita, dechado de nobleza
Y de virtudes, quien supo cenir con
la majestad de una Soberana, Y
SIN dejar nunca de ser buena Y
sencilla, la corona sus sienes.
Fue hecha la petici6n de mano
por ell culto distinguido joven
don Rafael Costas, hermano del
yenturoso y excelente amigo don
Manuel, quien debe estar orgullo-
sisimo por haber elejido para COM
na9era de su vida qrlien, sien-
do encantadora Y gentil en- grado
sumo, tiene tambien la ideali-
dad por uno de sus multiples y en-
vidiables dones.
Centenares de amigos han fe-
licitado a don Manuel Costas por
el admirable acierto que tuvo al
alegir a la que ha deser Reina del
hogar que han de constituir dos
seses tan adrnirados en- nuestros
circulos sociales, por su waller in
discutible Y por La estela de SIM
patfas que deian siempre donde
qriera que esten.
"A las fervorosas felicitaciones
que reciben los novios, unimos hoy
las nuestras, que no son menos
expresivas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05

lamar la Combination de la IL
quierda.
Esta combanacion hizo a Herriot
jefe del gobierno Y puso el poder
en- manos de los republicanos ra-
dicales. Los socialistas no esca-
laron las cumbres burocraticas
pero ejercian una gran infiuencia
en- las actuaciones del gabinete,
va que contaban con mas de un
centenar de votos en- la Camara,
sin los cuales el gabinete de He
rriot no podia sostenerse. Este
dominic, pues no era otra cosa
cue. un dominic, obligo q Herriot
a dar algunos pasos que agrada-
ban ST a los socialistas, pero que
fueron sumamente desagradables
la inmensa mayoria del pals.
Francia tenia pues un gobier-
no de coalicion, pero mientras los
republicanos radicales quizas re-
presentaban el sentimiento p1-
blico, los socialistas no eran ele-
lnentos gratos al pals, que empe-
70 a mostrarse cada vez mas in
tranquilo. Es indudable que el
pals no deseaba volver Poin-
care. la nacion estaba general
mente satisfecha con el programa
que desarrollaba Herriot para lie
gar un ,entendido con Alemania,
pero la opinion publica estaba
muy alarmada ante la politica
irterna del gabinete, politica que
estaba trazada por los propios
socialistas.
La calda de Herriot en- la pri-
mavera Sc debi6 esta creciente
apsiedad Y al hecho de que los
socialistas empezaban va de
nandar contribuciones excesivas.
Painleve que 10 sucedio en- la je-
fatura era todavia un represen-
tante de Ia izquierda, pero esca-
sanente habia. tornado possession
cuando Sc hizo verdaderamente
alarmante la crisis en- Marruecos.
La innensa mayoria en- Francia
y la propia Camara demandaron
que el gobierno tomase medidas
.l y 3
energicas y drasticas para termi-
mar con esa amenaza que esta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05
pREclo pEpuClpo

A una tercers par
to de su vaior origi
nal miles de I.egi.
timos Impermeables
Goodyear combina-
cion de sobre todo.
y los ofrecemos a la
vents por solo
$4.25 cada uno. Es-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05
SERIOS DISCUSTOS
ENTIRE MATRIMONI0S

Con frecuencia ofmes hahlar de
matrimonios qne "se tiran los Iila~
tos Ia cabezas que estan siempge
rihendo. Sienpre dc NAL ilumor.
ST tratamos de busear la causa
descubriremos que uno de los dos
esta enfermo. nervioso. irritable. sin
gnsto para NADIA, sin deseos de ha-
Ger nada. Probablemente sus RHO
nes tienen la culpa. Nal humpr,
irritabilidad, flojera, cansancio. ma
reos. dolores de espalda Y cintura,
con frecuencia indican que los RI
fiones requieren atenci6n. Otros sin
tomas de desarregiO de los riiiones
vejiga son los siguientes. IncoB-
tinencia de la 0rina: dolor o arlnr
ell ell cailo al hacer aguas; aSiento
sedimentO eE los Grimes. In3S. We
ceS blanco otras veces como ladri-
Ilo molido grimes turhios o de nlal
olor: ell orinar de gotta en- gotta II
pOquitoS : la necesidad de levantars,,
en- la noche a Orinar; frialdad do
pies V nIanos: hinchaZ0n alrededor
de los tobillos; imposibilidad de ha-
Ger fuerzas; respiration agOtada
fatig0sa, etc. Y no son solamente los
caSadoS, sino que tambien los sol
teros Y viudos. j6veneS Y viejos. su-
fren de los rinones V vejiga Para
comhatir los sfntomaS mencionados
recomendamOS las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05
LAS AANZANAS AMERICANS
Sc ABREN PASO EN- Ell MER-
CADO INGLES

WASHINGTON, julio 4. UNITED
Press Ell viejo proverbio de que
una manzana diaria mantiene ale
jados los medicos, parece que en-
pieza hacerse popular en- Ell ex-
tranjero Y muy especialmente en-
Inglaterra, de acuerdo con los da-
tos tue ACADIA de hacer pdblicos ell
Departamento del Comercio.
Las exportaciones de manzanas
durante ell aho 1924. aumentaron
por 10 menos en- un cincuenta por
ciento, va que de $16OO0.Ooo en- ell
1923, llegaron a S24,ooO,oOo en- Ell
1924.
Inglaterra y Escocia constituyen
actualmente eI mejor mercado pa
ra las manzanas americanas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05

Estamos ofreciendo uno de los GENE.
Los de Opera y para ell Campo mas her
mosos de Ia mejor calidad, a un pre-
clio que al tener que comprarlos en- cual-
quter otra parte tendrfa que pagar 8 o 4
veces mas. Garanti2amos que ell precio ss
Ell mas barato en- Estados Unidns porous
uosotros mismos los importamos los ofrs
eemos a listed practicamente q una frac-
don de su valor.
EEtos gemelOs son de ga pulgadas sK-
tend1dos, de pulgadAs cerrados estan
equipados cen lentes poderosos con los
cuales podra yer obJetos que Sc encuen-
tran mtllaC de distancia: es 10 mas fitfl
para dias do campo cacerias, para distin-
gu1r animaleB en- las pastas. Uselo tam
bien como gemelos de Opera en- los cineH
operas. Sc envia en una hsrmosa GAIA
resistente. Precio especial s1.46, por
nl1eutras duren.
NO MAEDE DIEERO, paKus al cArta-
70 $1.4S mas el porte al entregar sele,
Devolversmos el dinero NJ no Quada sa-
tisfecho.
NEW YORK CENTRAL SUPPLY 90.
DEPT. B.-4e
- Th'rH Avs s.~ v~rh, y.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05
Lean los
AnGHaaiSSSS

La sangre de las personas robustas
esta constantemente repleta de hie-
rro organize, que Sc manifesto en- una
gran abundancia de globulos rojos.
En- las personas anemicas debilita.
das la carencia de hero trae exceso
de gl6bulos bLdncos, destructores de
la vitalidad. ST esa condicion Sc hace
cr6nica, la anemia puede agotar ente-
ramente la fuente de vitalidad, con
resultados que es facil imaginarse.
Para combatir esa peligrosa enfer.
medad busquense todos los medios
posibles para revitalizar la sangre
Buena alimentaci6n con moderation y
Hero Nuxado producer sorprenden-
tes resHltados eH muchfsimos casos.
Hero Nuxado abastece ell precioso
hierro organize que lie falta a la sangre
Y gradual pero seguramente la enri-
quece y purifica. Es facil comprobax
ell efecto del Hero Nuxado. Dos
semanas suelen ser suficientes pars
notar sus excelentes efectos revita-
lizadores de la sangre Y de los nervioa
y como reconstituyente en- general.
Experimentado Y recomendado pof
autoridades medicas. Pidalo en- Jas
buAnas boticaa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05
CURIOSIDADES

Los vidrios de las ventanas CO
lnenzaron usarse EN- las casas in
glesas en- 1880.
La isla de Malta es la mas po-
blada del mundo, pues tiene 1860
habitnntes per kil6metro cuadrado.
En- Persia, al hombre que RE Sc
lie tiene por afeminado. Las muje-
res pueden reirse cuando Sc les an
toje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05
(Por FRANK H. sIMoNDs)
WASHINGTON. iulio 4

w WAon1NO lON, JUNO q.
I'm cambio politico muy signifi-
cativo, importante interesante al
mismoa tiempo Sc. esta efectuando
EN- Francia en- estos momento y sus
conseeuencias habran de sentirse
en- breve. Lo que ha sucedido es-
ia muy claro, hace cercas dc ano
$ medic la nacion le dio carpeta-
zc al gabinete de. Poincare Y lie
vo la Camara una mayoria for
NADIA por mienibros de varios
grupos republicanos radicales y
EN- gran parte de socialistas, los
cue fornlaron 10 que Sc dio en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05

A,-,. tUe sAcOS no p0dran
dLIl1carse en- ninguna otra parte por tres
veces ese costo. La oferta mas granda
que SO haya hecho Estan hechos de ma
ter1al que el Gobierno de Estados Uni.
aos uttliza para hacer mAscaras de Gas.
BILE, tsmaEo largo extra -ancho ur.
Ganga serpreudente. Aprssurese : orde-
oar HOY.
NO MANDE DINERo. Pague Al cartero
1913 mas Ell porte al recibir Ell isnper.
mesoie. Examfnelo y 81 usted no cree n,,a
vala ese dinero, devuslvAIo a nnestra !
costas, le devolyeremos hasta II xits
mo csntavo. TamAno de 50 al al Ms
81 tsmano Al ordenar.
ara T~v oe. Dana H. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05

John Van A. Nc Murray, ex-
sub-secretariO de EStado de los
Estados Unidos ha sido NOM
bradO MinistrO americana en-
China por ell Presidente CoOlid-
ge y Secretario Kellogg.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05
RELOJ PARA CABALLERO
Solo S4.75

Este her ns,nBMERaRae
moso reloj Va n ST &
enchpado : : y I n
de oro sin = Is 81 zs - sa
tapa. magnifica w
cuerda verdade- A - II ~ IA
70 tama6o 16 ~ ~ 1850 *
para caballero, p SrIYs a&
muy presentable = = -. & 49,
nuy dtil y mag sAi$ E-.%% 81
nifico adorno. MkMP IN 49,
I'd. no podra s N W
obtener otro
ignal en- la tien- go q
da de su pobla -
ci6n por Ell do >SS
BILE de este pre-
clio, s. ZZzs
GRATIS Una mr.
cadena Valde- s
mar y navaja, M
las que Sc da- M Mkf8[<Z2Z1 sSz
ran gratis con 3zZ sk
cada orden. Es- R#H&EEI V
to reloj Sc man. . j j 5
da en- elegante ~ y =
GAIA forrada de NJ
terciopelo. Ell
valor mas grande que SO nxSa ore
cido.
NO MANDE DINERo. Pague al
cartero $4.75 mas ell porte al entire
garle el reloj en- su casa. SATISFAC-
CIoN GARANTIzADA o dinero de-
vuelto.
THE J. M. BARGAIN HOUSE
Depto. M W-52
sol East seth st, New York, n. z.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-07-22
A Splendid Ball Game.

Camp Winnepe and Camp Clear
water played a snappy game last
week Friday at Winnepe, and the
Winnepe boys won by a 81 score.
In the first of the game the Clear
water Camp boys had the Winnepe
lads on the run and practically no
loophole to crawl through for a
winning. However, the break came
toward the end and Winnepe
cleaned up. The two teams will
play another game Friday after
noon and it will be hot game.
Camp Clearwater team is composed
of young men who are at St. Mary
of the Lake Villa where they are
studying for the priesthood.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-07-22
Cleaning Up Lake Fronts.

Out of bad always comes some
thing good. That is generally the
application given the old maxim
taught us by ministers and others
with the know-how for the past
generations. Anyhow, even though
the present low stage of water is
pointing to a crisis in this section,
still it now gives property owners
of lake frontage a chance to clean
up their shores of the accumulation
Of stumps, logs, sunken trees and
other debris, without wetting a
foot. Take the old stump pile on
Catfish fronting the Schaefer sum-
mer home and The Hemlock- right
where the floating homestead"
was located. That is now cleaned
and down the lake, and really
annd DOWN the lake, annd really
makes for a beautiful frontage
nearby. Most any night bonfres Of
the stumps which have been
cleaned up from this sandy point
are lighted and furnish beauti-
full evening effect to the visitors on
that lake. On every point on the
chain property owners are working
TO clear their shores while the wa
ter is at low stage.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-07-22
RUNNING SHORT WATER
Village Power and Light
Plant Operating on Half
Service; Lack of Enough
Water.

The condition is critical in Eagle
River, Minocqua and Three Lakes
to users of electrical energy and
water, on account of the lack of
sufficient water running through
the wheels at the Otter rapids pow
er plant on the Wisconsin river
which furnishes us with lights and
power. All the lakes and streams
are at the lowest stage known and
unless rain falls soon, the power
plant will close down.
The situation is so critical that
no lights or power or water is be-
ing used from 2 to p. m. and
from II p. m. to 6 a. m. The light
and water commission have ordered
a gasoline engine to come by ex-
press to pump water for the village
during the hours the plant is
closed down
All over this northern section, in
Guiding Upper Michigan, the low
condition of lakes and streams are
way beyond the memory of any
resident.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-07-22
Floating Homestead DESTROYED.

The floating homestead" located
on the point in Catfish opposite The
Everett and The Hemlock resorts,
at that narrow point surrounded
by stumps in former years, and
which could be best reached by
launch, or a footpath built from
the mainland near Ferguson's cot
tages, was destroyed last Thursday
night by fire. 1t was not inhabited
at the time, but quite a bit of
household goods belonging to Mrs.
Louise Burns of this village were
also destroyed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-07-22
Annual BAZAAR.

On Saturday, August 18th, the
Earnest Workers of the Congrega-
tional church will hold their An
nual Bazaar in the Annex of
Strong & Manley's Hardware store.
All kinds of fancy work, aprons,
rugs, dolls, home baking and home
made candies will be offered for
sale; also novelties for the children.
The Earnest Workers Bazaar has
become a recognized event of the
midsummer season. The ladies are
doing a big work for the commun-
ity. Give them your goodwill and
patronage. 22-4t
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-07-22
THIEVES ARE WORKING
Break Into Resort and Clean
Up Money and Valuables
on Big Twin on Saturday
Night.

Adams resort on Big Twin lake
was broken into last Saturday
night by thieves and besides taking
the cash register and slot machine
funds, also cleaned up on tools
and accessories from automobiles
which were parked at the resort.
Entry was made sometime during
the night after the resort people
had retired. The main Office was
entered and a slot machine fairly
loaded with coin was carried away
together with the cash register.
The register was found Sunday
morning a short distance from the
resort on an old road. 1t had been
smashed open and about four dol
lars taken-all that it contained.
Tools and loose equipment was
also stripped from the automobiles
parked by resort guests.
Some short time ago Art Yahr's
garage was broken into at Phelps
and oil, spark plugs and other sup
plies taken. 1t is said that this
was done by a couple of young fell
lows who had stolen a Packard car
in Chicago, and driven to this Sec
ton, and on their return cleaned up
Yahr's place. Later they were
caught near Milwaukee with the
stolen car and the Phelps garage
supplies.