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Evening star., 1925-01-07
Wife, Girer, Right
To Sentence Mate,
PrOUes Lenier,t
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, January -
A woman in Domestic Relations
Court sat in judgment on her hus-
band and achieved what she said
had been her ambition for 80
years. Pleas for mercy. however,
saved the defendant from a prison
sentence.
The woman told Judge Mac
Nellie that her husband beat her
and their seven children every
time he comes home drunk"
Then, I'll let you sentence him."
said the court.
The husband promised not to
beat the children or get drunk and
was ordered by the court to pay
his wife s14 a week Of his $22
weekly salary. He was placed on
probation for a year.
The names of the couple were
withheld by Judge MacNeille to
save the children from embarrass-
ment.
Evening star., 1925-01-07
FRANCE MAY GRANT
U.S.LOW-DUTY RATE
Preferential Treatment to Be
Recommended for Ameri-
can Exports.
u lie Associated press

~ the Associated Press.
PARIS, January Minister Of
commerce Raynaldy said yesterday
that he would recommend to the
cabinet council proposals granting to
American exporters preferential treat
ment under the tariff revision bill in
troduced in parliament last month.
lGasmuch as the measure would
rdise duties, particularly on automo-
Diles, typewriters, adding and cal
Oulating machines and cash registers
20 almost prohibitive heights, the
minister said he would place before
The council a suggestion that Amer
."an exporters be granted certain
minimum duties in cases where such
5uties were not applicable under the
-ew law. 1t would also be suggested.
said, that Americans receive the
3anetit of minimum duties in all in
@.ances where the proposed minimum
rates should exceed the present in
termediate and general duties.
Not Aimed Mt United States.
al6y pointed out, would be in a
relatively better position than their
competitors in other countries for
whom no such preferential treatment
IS contemplated. The minister was
anxious TO explain that the new
, tariff increase is not aimed at the
nited States, but that France is
forced to revise her schedule because
OF similar action by neighboring g
countries.
John F. Butler, assistant CONNER
cal attache of the United States
Embassy, and Blythe w. Branch,
resident OF the American Chamber
oe Commerce, have been comforting
With ". RaynaIdy regarding prefer
initial treatment, and 1t was pointed
nut that the Americans request
night be met through an admins
,-ative decree issued when or soon
after the new tariff goes into effect.
Representative of the Ford in
forests in France have pointed out
the minister that if the proposed
rariff is enforced that company's
assembling plant in France would be
obliged to close down, as the new
'measure would place prohibitive
6uty on parts shipped from the
United States.
II is expected that the tariff bill
viii not come up for discussion or
ratification in the Chamber before
February 1, and that all goods
shipped from the United States up
10 the date of ratification Will benefit
by the old tariff.
Evening star., 1925-01-07
Asks Congress Privileges.

Proposal that Cabinet members and
heads of Government bureaus and
commissions be allowed TO appear on
the floor OF both houses of Congress.
to participate in debate and answer
questions, is made in a bill intro
duced yesterday by Representative
Jacobstein of New York.
Evening star., 1925-01-07
DOGS CAUSE DEATH.
Three Animals Attack Mrs. Sarah
Whitaker, 70.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, January T..
Attacked by three dogs at her
home yesterday, Mrs. Sarah Whit
laker, 20, was fatally burned when
her clothing caught fire from a. stove
while she was fighting off the dogs.
Neighbors found the woman sitting
On a bed, badly burned. her clothing
IN tatters with one of the dogs still
Suapping at her. She was removed
% a hospital and died q short time
later.
The dogs had been left with Mrs.
Whitaker when other members of
the family went shopping.
Evening star., 1925-01-07

Wembley Exhibition in England
last Summer showed a financial loss
Of $7.00O,00O.
Evening star., 1925-01-07

Before you buy securities From any
one lie sure they are good your
dollars.
The Washington times., 1925-06-29

green. Little Mildred Templeman.
in a white frock with short tullo
VEIL. scattered roses before the
bride.
The officiating clergyman. the
Reverend r.. c. Prim, the best
man. Carol Thomas, and the bridA-
groom are I'll University OF Rich
nond men, who have located In
Washington. Mr.. Prim as pastor
of the Second Baptist Church. and
Mr.. Thomas and Mr., QuiclN are
with the Bureau of Standards.
After July is Mr.. and Mrs. Quick
will be at home at 4520 Fourtesntt
street.
Among the out.of.town guests at
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lee Templeman, Miss Flor
Ance Templenlan Of Fredericksburg,
Va. Mrs, r.. T. Ashby, of Guam
tico: Mr.. and Mrs. William Peed,
Of King George, Va; Mr.. and Mrs,
George w. Hawxhurst and Mrs.
Tunis c. Quick, Of Falls Church.
and Doctor r. A. Quick. OF Claren.
don.
The grandmother Of the bride.
groom. Mrs. Christina Kein, who
Is ninety years Of age, was also
present.
The Washington times., 1925-06-29
So 900. 900 LAW SUIT
DELAYED BY WITNESSES

BOSTON. June 29.-Attorneys
lost clients and clients couldn't find
attorneys in the mad and noisy
scramble In Suffolk probate court
today marking the opening Of pre-
lininary hearings in the famous
$S,Oo0,OOO Lolita Crabtree viii fight.
Because of the nonarrival from.
the Southwest Of witnesses for Mrs.
Ida May Blankenburg. Of Olxlahoma
City. Okla, the case Of the woman
who elaln1s to be q daughter Of
the late actress was put over until
Wednesday.
The Washington times., 1925-06-29
CITY IS RAPIDLY.
TURNING To
SPORTS
More Than 1000 Permits
Issued Last MonthNsW
Facilities

More than 1000 sports permits
we're issued during the past month
for use Of recreation facilities in
washinRton. ii was announced to-
day by the office Of public buildings
and public parks.
The majority we're for tennis
courts. 500 permits havinE been
made for this purpose. Baseball
was second with 40 permits. Sew
epty-cne permits were issued for use
Of picnic grounds.
Construction Of sir new tennis
courts IL under way in Rock Creek
park, the grading having been com.
l4ted. These courts are located 500
feet east OF Pierce MIL
Preparation Of the new nine.hOje
The Washington times., 1925-06-29

WEDDING TO-DAY
AT CHARMING
VAUXQEUSE
Miss Minnigerode to
Wed at Home of
Cousins

At the marriage of Miss Virgins
M;nnigerode, daughter Of Charles
MinnigeroAe. of Baltimore, and Lieu.
tenant Alan Thornton Hunt. u. 8.
NJ. c.. the ceren~ony win be per.
formed by the Reverend Doctor
William Bruce Morton, rector OF
Old Christ Church, Alexandria, at
which the brides family has wor.
shipped for five generations. The
wedding viii be at Vauxcleuse. the
country home of the brides cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliphalet Frazer An.
drews, near Alexandra. Va. and
the service will be at $50 o'clock
in the picturesque hall Of the
dwelling which Is ray with ferns.
pink roses, larkspvr and other love-
", garden flowers,
Miss Margaret Brlttell, OF War
renton, Va. will De the maid 81
honor, and the best nsn viii be
Lieutenant Lloyd Fletcher, ". s. NJ.
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. y. F.
will carry . basket, OF flowers and
will be a regular member of the
bridal party--if she Is good.
The bride Ii wearing q lovely
gown Of shell pink chiffon banded
with lovely old rose point lace, an
heirloom in. the family and built
over q slip OF pale satin. Her broad
brimmed hat Of pink chiffon il
trimmed with rosebuds and has 4
streamer falling over one shoulder.
She is carrying roses and larpspur.
The maid Of honor's frock IL orchid
in tone and is worn with q, hat 70
match.
The wedding marches and the in.
cidental music VIII be played by
Lyman McCrary, q gifted young
musician who is q student at Yale
and who has been studying at the
Conservatory OF Music In Baltimore.
He annually gives an organ recital
at Christ Church during his holiday.
The bride will be given In mar
riaee by her father, who has come
from Baltimore with Mrs, Mimi
gerode for the wedding. Many mens.
hers Of the large Minnigerode AMI
Turner cians-the latter relatives
OF Miss Minnigerode's mother-have
assembled for the wedding and Nj.
and Mrs. Harry L. Hunt, parents
Of the bridegroom, have come from
their home in Brookline, Mass.
Guests at the informal reception
which will follow the ceremony will
be greeted by Mrs. Eliphalet Fraser
Andrews, chatelaine Of Vauxcleuse.
assisted by Mrs. Minnigerode and
Mrs. Hunt Mrs. Minnigerode An
drews. of Washington, an aunt Of
the, bride, viii be among the guests.
On the. completion of their we'd
ding trip the couple will be at
The Washington times., 1925-06-29

with my first acquaintance with
Germany and. afterward. when /
studied here.
II hope for continued good re.
lations between. the United States
and Germany. 1t affords me par
ticular qualification to carry out
the instructions Of my government.
IT beg 70 be accorded the same
confidence and cooperation which
my predecessor enjoyed in such
high measure. I'm this manner we
can further old relations and the
heartiest Of, friendship which in the
past contributed to such a great
extent toward the blessing and vel.
fare Of humanity"
The Washington times., 1925-06-29
NEW j. |S.'ENVOY
WELCOMED BY
H|NDENBURG
Or. Schurman. and HE Staff
Present Credsntials-To
Foster Friendship
~ international News Service.

BERLIN, June 2s.-Doctor Jacob
Gould Schurman, newly appointed
American ambassador to Berlin. in
presenting his credentials to Preai.
dent Won Hindenburg today. de.
clared 1t IL the wish of his gov
eminent to foster mutual friend
ship between the United States and
Doctor schurman and staff was
received warmly by Won linden
burg.
States Government" Schurman told
the German President ITO fostsr
mutual friendships between our
countries.
Personally am imbued with
the heartiest Of feeling toward Ger
many which had their inception
home At ouantico. where Lieutenant
Hunt 10 now stationed.
For her travelling costume the
bride will wear = gown Of gray
georeette embroidered In moss
green, which 10 completed by 4
chic moss green coat and . small
hat to match.
A Fourth Of July dance viii BE-
given by the Town and Country
Club at its country home Iii be.
thesda. with q number Of dinner
parties ARRANGED to pFeceda "
Mrs. John NJ. Buckly 0f wor-
cester. Mass., Ii at the. willard.
where she arrived today for an
indefinite stay.
= -
Earl b. Elder. Of Chicago, Is tbs
guest OF Doctor and Mrs. Everett
m. Ellison at their home in NJ
street for . few days.
Captain J.. M. Reeves. q. 3. n.
on the staff OF the Naval War Col.
lege at Newport, r. l., arrived to-
day at the willard. Whara1 he will
remain several days.
DIPLOMATS SON &c
MARRIED IN GEORGIA.
OF interest to washington 10 the
wedding OF Joseph Ganahl Stovali
SON Of 4 former American paiuistA-
to Switzerland, Pleasant "A. Stovall,
and Mrs. Stovall, TO Miss Anna
Cabell Marshall. Wnich took place
last wednesday evening in Sa.
vannah, Ga, the home of the bride
and the bridegroom.
The bridegroom has often visited
In Washington as the guest Of MS
sister, Mrs. r.. Leslie Craigie, wits
OF q secretary Of the British effl,
bassy. Mr.. Craigio was transferred
from washington to the foreign s0f-
fire in London about two years ago.
The Washington times., 1925-06-29

eon course IN Rock Creelx park is
going forward rapidly.
The greens have been godded and
enc grasa has begun to 9rcw ran
idly,
Removal of stumps and stones
from the fairways has been practfc.
ally completed IT Ii expected this
course win Be ready tor use in Seq
tember.
The Washington times., 1925-06-29
Farm Buildings Burned

ASHFIELD. Pa. June 29.-The
large barn and all the outbuildings
ION the farm Of Charles Hopes. In
The Washington times., 1925-06-29
MISS TEMPLEMAN
MARRIED IN CAPITAL.

The marriage Of Miss Lillian Lee
Templeman, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lee Templeman OF
fredericksburg. Va. and George
Willard Quick, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vanderbilt Quick; of this city.
was solemnized at o'clock Sat
urday night at the home Of the
bride. 1924 Seventeenth street.
The apartment was decorated
with pink and yellow snap.dragons
and roses and an altar formed OF
ferns and wild flowers. The bride.
who was given in marriage by her
father, wore q sleeveless straight
gown of white ducheese satin with
a bertha Of rose point lace which
fell in a cascade down the left side.
Her long tulle veil was held in
place by a coronet Of lace ambroid.
cred with seed pearls and with
orange blossoms on the sides. An
antique pin Of old gold was her
only ornament. The brides bou-
quet was a shower Of roses and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Macie Templeman, who was
her sisters maid of honor, wore
an apple green georgetts dress
with a picture hat Of pink and
The Washington times., 1925-06-29
SAILING on JULY 4
FOR POST IN HOLLAND.

Commander Lamar r. Leany, q.
8. N, and Mrs. Leahy. who re-
Gently returned from Honolulu, are
with Mrs. Leahy's mother, Mrs.
Charles W. Clinton. at Tuxedo
Park, and will sail on the Levia-
than July I. Commander Leahy is
going to Holland as naval attache
ct the American Legation at The
Hague. He was at one time sta
ffoned in Washington.
The Washington times., 1925-06-29
GENERAL BUFFERS
DAUGHTER A DEBUTANTE.


Washington society will be in
terested in the debut next season
Of Miss Ethel Peters Butler. daugh.
ter Of General and Mrs. smedley
D. Butler, who are now making
their home in Philadelphia.
Miss Butler. who has been spend
ing the winter at Miss Ferris
School in Paris and the spring in
Italy, will shortly return to this
country with her aunt, Miss Edith
Peters. Of Philadelphia, who sailed
for Europe early this month to
meet her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Herbert.
jr., Of 1921 Buchanan avenue. are
sojourning at the Chalfonte Hotel
while on a visit to Atlantic City.
n. j.
Also registered at Chalfonte 10
Mrs. C. A. Watson. Of 1742 La.
mont street.
The Washington times., 1925-06-29

The minister Of Siam. Phva Burt
EavSrasth. who is convalescinz
from serious illness. will 20 to
Atlantic City the middle Of the
week to spend about a fortnight.
The Washington times., 1925-06-29

The minister of China, Doctor
Alfred SEE. is returning 10 town to-.
morrow after brief visit with
Nine SEE and their children ct
Monterey, Pa He will rejoin hts
family for the Fourth OF July holi.
day.
The Washington times., 1925-06-29

The Naval Attache Of the italian
Embassy and Countess sommati di
Mombello have leased the house Of
Tloctor and Mrs. Charles Riborg
Mann At Lenox street. Chevy
Chase. Nd. for the summereand will;
@ke possession the middle Of next
month.
Doctor and Mrs. Mann and their
daughter. Miss Adrienne Mann. will
Ieave Washington July for New
York and will sail July for two
months travel in Europe.
The Washington times., 1925-06-29

The Secretary OF the Treasury,
Mr.. Mellon, who returned last night
from Southampton, L. l.. where he
spent the weekend with his daugh-
ter. Miss Ailsa Mellon, and son,
Paul Mellon, will 90 to Southamp-
ton again TO spend the Fourth II
July.
The Washington times., 1925-06-29

The sons of Solicitor General and
Mrs. Mitchell haze left for their
country home in Minnesota where
they probably will be Joined Ly
their mother later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Ferris have
left washington for Manchester-by
the.Sea to join the British embassy
staff for the summer.
-
Senator Augustus Owsley Stanley
Of Kentucky 10 in New York and
e registered at the Ambassador
Hotel.
Admiral and Mrs. Edward Eherle
are planning to leave Washington
the latter part Of July by motor for
a series OF visits on the Norta
Shore.
TO GIVE DINNER
BEFORE PAN AMERICAN BAIL.
Nine. Philippe Charles Soyes will
entertain informally at dinner 70.
morrow evening. taking her guests
later to the party which the Min
lister of Guatemala and Nine. San
chez Latour are giving at the Pan
American Union.
+
Colonel and Mrs. Francis 4. Rug.
giles have gone from Washington to
Hamilton, Mass, to visit her father,
Henry Cleveland Perkins, at his
North Shore estate.
~
Miss Julia Selden has gone to
Sherwood Forrest on the Severn
river for the summer months and
has opened her cottage on Clop'
ston Hill.
The Washington times., 1925-06-29
Handsome Silk ! les
Reduced to SIS

Rich silks in ties of exceeding beauty: 4
number Of smart patterns, including
those suitable for wear now and ct other
seasons They were marked great deal
more than $l.35; we have reduced them
for the sole reason that we had . few
more ties than we wanted
Meas FurAisAiAss ssetieA First tiaea
The Washington times., 1925-06-29

The Solicitor General and Mrs.
Mitchell have leased the honAA OF
Nrs. c. w. Cooley on Bradley Lane,
ADJACENT toA the Chevy Chase Club.
where they will remain during The
nelection Of a permanent residence.
The Washington times., 1925-06-29
Collar Attached White
Shirts, Special, =

The price doesn't begin to represent
the value-which special purchase
makes possible. Oxford cloth or mer-
cerized cloth-cool and comfortable
The Washington times., 1925-06-29
MATTHEW'S VISITORS
n NEW YORK.

The Italian Ambassador and
Nine. de MARITIME will 90 to Beverly
Farms, Mass. on Wednesday 10 re.
main until the autumn. The Am.
bassador has leased Kean Cottage
~ Iinina,- Rideo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-04

Buck, has returned to her home IN
Connecticut. Her son, Warren came
on for her and passed a few Gays
visiting old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Genther, Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Savage are on
camping trip.
Mrs. S. p. Z. Hawthorne was
guest of Miss Sarah Bagley, Thurs
day.
Miss Alice Reed, who has been
passing the summer with Miss
Bagley, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carter ana
family of Richmond have been pass
ing few days at their old home at
Days Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker,
Alton Thwing ana daughter, MRS;
Louie Dunn, and son, Alton, passed
Sunday at Pemaquid.
Mrs. Clarence Preble Is on the
sick list. Her mother, Mrs. Bion
Shea, of Arrowsic. is stopping Win
her.
Mrs. Charles Miller and son
Woodrow, are visiting relatives IN
Connecticut.
Mrs. Janette Still of Reading,
Mass, is the guest of MISS Sarah
Bagley.
There will be a Social and Lawn
Party Tuesday evening at tue
Baptist Hall. ,,. h.v.
quite .. number of Old Folks nave
Joined the Seventy Five year O!o
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lis wife, proved themselves equal to

his wife, proved themselves equal to
the occasion.
The evening was perfect, so many
of the guests passed part of the time
in the yard, engaged in various
amusements. Later in the evening,
all assembled in the house, where
games were enjoyed, and then Will
liam Kelley entertained the company
with songs, some of them being
original. Mrs. Clifford Jones and
others, also sang, The occasion
was made more interesting by the
fact that it was the S0th birthday of
William Kelley, and the next day,
was tb- birthday Of Clifford Jones.
Ref-eshr ents of ice cream, cakes
aud crackers, were served. A large,
prettily decorated birthday cake,
with the ages of Daniel Jones. Cliff
ford Jones and William Kelley, in
cvlorec frosting, made by Mrs. c. B.
Jones, was also served. At a late
hour the guests departed. all ex-
pressing their enjoyment of the
evening and wishing their host many
happy returns Of the day.
Edward Walton and Wallace Ben
jamin were business visitors Mon
day. in Waterville.
Miss Myrtle Gerald Of Belfast was
a guest, Sunday, of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Gerald.
Henry Barton was in Pittsfeld,
TUES T. "
MIR. and Mrs. Clayton Webb have
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Arlington Heights, where they Will
make a brief visit before continuing
their trip home.
Rev, Mr.. French of Fort Fairfield,
who has been attending the Advent
Camp Meeting at Lakeside, Is en-
loving a brief visit with his friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. McKissick.
A large number from Belgrade
depot attended the Camp Abena en-
tertainment Monday afternoon, Au-
gust %. THE Sun Goddess. was
presented to an enthusiastic audi
ence. The costumes were very ef-
fective and the dancing beautifully
executed.
Miss Blanch Minot Is leaving Sat-
urday, September 9Th. for Waverley,
Mass, where she will resume her
school duties after a vacation since
May, at her home here.
Miss Edna Hutchins, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Farnham for several days, has
gone to Eustis with relatives.
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\ .. 0. F. Field Day
lamp Benson Sept. Z
n .special to Kennebec JournaD

c, Speclal to Kennebec JournaD
,n ru.iord. Me-, Sept. 3.-The fifth
i hs,, Odd Fellows Field day will
Non as.a at Camp Benson, Newport,
H. ny Sept. It'll. Labor day, when
Main nners of the order in Central
sor ts = WI gather at this popular re-
COOL ~ ~ the shores of Lake Sebasti-
M III a days outing.
css ~ ssent is held under the auspi-
bent me Second Regiment, Depart
nd u Maine, Patriarchs Militant,
nd tba a:lge number of Odd Fellows
Ress sueir friends are expected to be
i we'll and take part in the parade
scasinn as the other features of the
asd an There will be a ball game.
dsncjnann water sports, bathing ard
In hanS The Pittsfeld band win be
oichsstss % furnish music and a good
hose NE. viii be at the service Of
Tbe mo Ky wish to dance.
Elmer apartment Commander. Gen.
nd stae ~ Nickerson of Lewiston.
Y the Lar. are to be present as guests
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124 ACRES--Farm on Brunswick state
road, Gardiner. Tillage, orchard
and large lot of wood. Mrs. F. A.
Wadsworth, r. 10, Gardiner.
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BELGRADE

There will be church services at
the Old South Church as usual next
Sunday, September at 8 p. M.
Preaching by the Rev. F. S. Bernauer
of Oakland, with special music. Sun
day school at p. M.
Mrs. Waldemar Kaempffert. ac-
companied by Wotan Zoelliner. res
turned to New York Saturday morn
ing, after passing the summer with
Mrs. Kaempffert's father, E. F.
Yeaton.
Robert and Romeyn Farnham of
st. Joseph, Missouri. who have been
passing the summer at their uncle's.
G. B. Farnhams. left Tuesday for
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Club, the oldest being Mrs. Sarah
Maria Reed, who is ninety one.
DIR. A. A. Stolt is enjoying vaca-
ton in Unity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Whittum OF
New York have been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whit
tum.
Linwood Feero, who is employed
in Rumford, passed the week end
with his family.
Mrs. Mildred Walker passed Tues
day in Bath as the guest of Mrs.
Herbert Worrey.
Mrs. Inez Larrabee Of Augusta
passed the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Croker.
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returned from a weeks visit with
relatives in Portland.
Miss Winifred Waning was In
Pittsfield, Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Craig, of Bangor,
were Saturday night guests of John
Waning and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Waning and
daughters, r. H. Wiley, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. 3. Jones. Mrs. E. 1. Young
and Bert Clifford and children at
tended the Waterville Fair, Wednes-
day.
George Webb and son, Sylvan, were
in Augusta, Saturday.
Mrs. Josephine Weed and George
Glover of Knox. were Monday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Jones.
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UNITY

WEST-Monday evening, the
home Of Daniel S. Jones was the
scene of a most enjoyable affair,
when about seventy of his friends
gave him surprise party, in honor
of his birthday. In the early even
ing. twelve cars started from L. P.
Fosters yard, and as they entered
Mr.. Jones' yard. the arrival was
announced by the blowing Of the
auto horns, while many voices added
to the din. Other cars arrived later
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Jones We're COM
pletely taken by surprise. but soon
recovered and aided by their son and
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1t was sleepy sort of day. the
class was about half the usual size
and the Prof. was calling the roll in
a half absent manner. To each name
some -one had answered here" until
the name Smith was called. Silenee
reigned supreme for moment only
to be broken by the Prof's voice.
MY word, Hasn't Mr.. Smith any
friends here ?''-Humbus.