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JVacy Jryniio Comments on targe
t
in Narragansett
'Pier Sees a Pretty Press in T(6im Hears
of More People Going Amy
tTTBLIi, there was a Jrfrge nhd rot
W renns ball ot NflrrnRnnnctt Tier
l-.t lr. It wait fllvcii nt the Casino
i fiHftiith Cointr Cottncc Ilosnltol.
i and it wa quite if wonderful affair.
' The l;a.ino was nu nxcu up iikc a
1 ' piece ot forest with oak boughs, and
hundreds 01 moRe cute nine puiiucu
fir trees.. Poor thlnc. I liopo they
were planted bo that they can Ro on
crowing. It seernn awful to think of
taking thdm away from their nice,
cool woods just to make, docorntlon" and
then not glvlnc them n chance to grow
tip, doesn't it?
Hut nnyhow, they "seen their duty
and they done it." for qveryhody says
the ballroom was perfectly beautiful.
Dorothy Norrii and Mia Norrii and
Mrs. Francis W. Kobtnson sold a silver
tray during tho evenings Una Norris
leally ought to go into the business of
selling. She is perfectly wonderful
about it. Kvcry time abvthing happens
there's Lisa Korris, selling. It may
be a silver trny or a wooly lamb, or
cigarettes or flowers or Liberty Uonds
or thrift 8tampsv If It's to be. sold,
T.l.n l-thorn to sell it. I til Ink It's
awfully good-natured of her, for tricrc
arc icy more manxices joos innu iimv.
There were a number of (tinners be
fore the ball. Fifl and Carter Lcjdy
entertained, and Mrs. Archibald i
Thomson. Then Mrs. Frank Hamucl
gave n dinner, and also Mr. John II.
Fell, who, by the way, offered three
handsome silver cups as prizes for the
dancing contest. Altogether it was
quite a, delightful affair., .
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IT QEEMS'to me that there were a
lot of people in town lant week, and
I suppose it was on account of the cool
veather we Started out with. It made
shopping so pleasant. I saw Eleanor
Jnnrn nnc dnv on Ilrnnd street and she
looked very pretty, too." 'Her hair is.
such a lovely annuo or urown ami bug
fixes it so vcll. Then she had on n dark
blue dress with a white design in it.
and an awfully cute square collar nnd
cuffs to match. Her hat was. one of the
popular blue silks wltli flat pinic nowors
tnc ironc. it was cxaciiy ngm
A t
1
Chestnut street, nro spending
summer at Qecctiwood, Jcnklntown,
Mr. and Mrs, Harold n, Oaylord,
of Mt. Airy are spending tho summer
at their cottage In Ventnor.
Mrs. John T. arnharri, of 1812 Chest
nut street, sailed for Europo on Sat
urday rm the Aqiiatanlu, and will toe
gone about flv$ weeks.
Mr. Atlll Ttfra Tii.Ht. T1i.1.(h . (h.
St. James .will spend tho month or
"u i veta i'arn, Md
'arts
p opium
just in
for a d
day In 'town.
THE Alex Tnrnalls are leaving this
month it's this month now. you
know, not laRt month for Northeast
where they wilt spend several -iVecks
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Emlcn New-
bold. Mrs. Vnrnall has just como back
from visiting her sister, Mrs. Oedrge
Jones it Amherst, W, Vn. The Joneses
have vcly house down there, right in
the m .utalifVcountry.
SAIUII NEILSON MADBIItA nnd
her two children, of Cooloek, St.
David? are also going up tn North
east Harbor. CChcy expect to spend the
rest of the summer with Mr. nnd Mrs.
Iioul"! C. Madiera, of Qermantown.
who have n place up there. Every fow
days you hear of moro wives and chil
dren who arc going up to some de
lightful, cool placo In New England,
or down on the Jersey coast and It's
always Mrs. So-and-so, with hor
children. Toor, old husband doesn't
get in at all. Ho just stays homo in
the hot weather nnd keep bachelor
quarters with some other poor old hus
band and usually manages to enjoy
himself thoroughly doing It, too.
NANCY WYNNE.
t ALONQ TH&MAlN LINE
n,?Jm.ani rV Parke Schoch, of St.
Cl1ftoUn' In'rt V"w,rt W"k8 0t
...M"'i Perclvnl U Fbcrderer. of Merlon
nvenue, morion, uhrvhno hn KMnini,
on" ThUa'S. '" M,ne- elUrnel, home
n-I.nnd ?!?" N VtTfy Edmunds and
Slf" 2. TIX 12.dmima. of 8outli Highland
avenue, Merlon, wilt leave today on a
!Ki2ri.,J,,L.t0 .M.alnf4 Tbey w' visit
their daughter. Miss Mnrgnret Edmunds,
at Cnmp Wnnopnu, Woltboro., N. II.?
hnd return early in September.
'Mr., and Mrs. C. it Nold. of K'orlh
Narherth avenue, Nnrberth, are rocelv-
i conrrntulatlpng on the birth of a
Jul H1"' EllMbeth rouloo Nold, on
Mrs.' Itobert Brown, and Miss nicanor
. In i u "'"'"Komery'nvenue, Cynwyd,
Will leave today for dapo Mayj where
they will ho the guestsiof Mr. and Mrs.
iiuihiiu iviaxnnaer, of urexcl Hill. Doc
tor Brown Will Join them over tho week
end. t
Mrs. Xj. W. Kssex and her sons. Mas
ter Homer Essex nnd Master Ward Es
sox, of Wayne anu, Nnrberth, left
last week for Toronto. Can , where they
will be ithe truest, of Mr. nnd Mrs. J.
mx. "unsmare. Tncy will also stop at
Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Mr. Ksscx
nnd diiutrhtnrj Aflaa Tj.n. Trv. wVin
have been vlsltlnc n Detroit, will' Join.
....o Aracv in luronio.
.M,r": D Thomaa and her family,
of Prlea avenue, N'arberth, are spend-
" iiiumn ui roini l'icnsanc, a, j,
Mrs. Leroy C. Douglass and her
daughters, of Elm terrace. Nnrberth, nre
spending the Bummer camping near
ncmicmia, i0. ,
Mrs. Samuel E. Jefferles nnd MIsa
Evelyn Jefferles, of Elm terrace, Nar
borth, left on Prldny for Buffalo, whare
they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Osborne. Mr. Jefferles will
Join them later.
the BDMMMnM-iWmPmimamm
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WEDS MR.' J. BARNETT
- m. ..m.
Marriage of Miss Sonla Paul
and Mr. Morris
King
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
i .
"OWNS IN TUB WOODS"
By DADDV
An Interesting weddln will take
placeat 7 o'clock this evening at 112
West Ashmcad Place. Qermantown.
'when. Miss Edytho C. Parsons, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomns 111 Parsons,
will become tho bride of Mr, John M.
Burnett, of 122 North tlndenwood ave
nue. Tho Bev. J. P. Shook, of tho
Methodist Churcln of the Advocate,
Wayne a,venuo and Indian Queen lane,
will perform thi ceremony nnd Mr. Par
sons will give his daughter In marriage.
Mrs. qhartes ailden will attend the brfdn
m matron of honor nnd a cousin. Miss
Margaret Needier, will be tho brides
maid. Mr. William Humphries wilt aot
as best man for Mr, Uarnott. A wed
ding supper win follow the ceremony.
After September 1, Mr. nnd Mrs. Bar
nett will be at home at 112 West Ash
mead Place.
KINO PAUL
A pretty midsummer wedding took
place Mast evening nt the homo of Mr.
nyman Paul
Photo by J. Mitchell liot
MISS JUDKLLiE MacGREGOR HUSTON
Daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs Joseph M. Huston, of Onhs-Cloister, Ger
manlown, who will spend the month of August nt Capo May, N. J.
v. Miss Huston will make hor debut next season
nnd Mrs.
4364 North
ALONQ THE READING ,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moos, of Jcnkln
town, who are spending the summer at
their cottage, 108 South Little Bock ave
nue. Ventnor, N. J have as tholr guest
Miss Mozclla Louer, of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Boyer left
yesterday for Beechwood Jenklntown,
whorothey will remain several weeks,
returning to their apartment nt the
Tracy. Thirty-sixth and Chestnut
streets, about the middle of September.
Mir. and Mrs. Albert Oee, of Oak
nfno' ?J0 Don(l,nB' tho summer at Ocean
v.ity, pr j.
QERMANTOWN
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
The wedding, of Miss S. Worthlngrton
Mitchell, daughter of Mrs John Hears
leV Mitchell, of BccuUer. West Chester.
and Mr. Dent W. Mncdonough, son of
Air. ana Airs, josepn 3i. Aiacaonougn, or
New York, will tako place quietly at 5
o'clock In thn evenlnir on Wednesday.
August 13, nt tho home of the bride's
mother. After a wedding trip, Mr. Mac
donoush and his bride will llvo In San
Franolsco. Miss Mitchell Is a daughter
or tno lata Dr. John Kearsley Mltcnell
nnd n granddaughter of Dr. S. Weir
Mitchell.
Miss Helen Harto, daughter of Dr.
Richard H. Harte. of Ablngton. Is the
truest of her brothcr-in-lnw and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Putnam, of Bos
ton, nt Lobster Cove, their summer homo
at Manchester, MaBs.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. WIdener, of
Elklns Park, who havo been spending
ft week nt Newport an the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Hamilton nice, will go In n
few days to Saratoga Sprlnga to remain
during the racing season.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A, Hardwlck,
who had planned to spend several
months at Hopewell. Vo., following tholr
marriage on Juno 16, havo now returned
to this city owing to a change In Mr.
Hardwlck's business plans, and have
rented a house at 135 West Highland
avenue, Chestnut Hill, for tho rest of
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Squlro Boldlner,
of Bayldon, Bryn Mnwr, nave had as
their Ruest for the Inst two weeks Mr.
BtldlntfR mother, Mrs. L. S Beldlng. of
Briar Cliff. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Beldlnff
entertained at a supper party at their
home on Thursday night In honor of
I - Idaho, and Mrs. Nichols. Commander
mm mm, niniDw nnve none 10 rmwnori
where they will be stationed for the next
two years.
Dr. Walter Chrystle, of Bryn Mawr,
will leave this week on a flshlntr trip to
New Brunswick, Can. Mrs. Chrystle
and herdaughter, MIbs Margaret Chrvs
tle, will leave the middle of August for
Blue Hills, Me, where they will spend
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph CI. Bosengarten
and their family, of Chanticleer, St.
Davids, will leave on August 11 to spend
a month at their camp In Canada,
Mr. and Mrs. Bussell Fox. 4203 Wal
nut street, accompanied by their daugh
ter, Miss Gladvs Fox, have left this cltv
ror Atlantic uuy, wnero iney win upenu
a month at tho Marlborough-Blenhelm.
Mrs. H. nndclyffe Boberts. of Green
Bank Farm, Vlllanovn, has returned
from a trip of several day to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lord Hood, of
Mount Airy, acoompnrl'd by Mrs Hood's
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Median,
and Miss Elsie Clalbrnlth, are motoring
through Maine nnd will not return to
their homes In Qermantown for somo
weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Francis W. Kemble. who
have sold Westwood, their home at vllla
novnj to Mr. Conyers nlg, aro now,
living at Badnor,
Mr. apd Mrs. J. Ross rilling, who are
spending the summer at their oottnge
niv iron v T will not return
to the home in St. Martins until theo
nilddlo of September.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ttoelofs, of 124
Kbuth Eighteenth street, havo arrived
at the Marlborough-Blenhelm. Atlnntlc
City, whero they will remain during
the remainder of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hood are en
tertaining Mrs. Hood's sister. Miss
Elsa Carroll, of New York, at thetr
home In Oermantown. Miss Carroll
will ho with them for a month. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Hood spent this week-end
with Mr, Hood's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John J. Hood( of Oak Lane, at their
cottage.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles O. Matthews
and Miss Alice Matthews have closed
their home Claralvs. Langhorne. Pa.,
nnd accompanied by thetr daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William
Cooper Hanneman, Jr., will occupy
cottage at Chelsea for the remainder
of the season, Mr, and Mrs. Hanneman
have leased the home of Mrs. A. C.
Burke, at Merlon, Pa., which they will
occupy during the winter months.
Mr, and Mrs. John A. Muellerschoen,
1612 Butler street, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Marguerite
Jeannette Muellerschoen, to Mr, Chad
(Jelgh Bftchle Long, of Bryn Mawr, on
Saturday. After their wedding trip, Mr.
jkttA Mrs. Long will live lnrthls city.
L'Mr.'v ahd Mrs. David O. Eaton, of
Mrs. nharlan T WhKmnn c- A
family, of 337 West Seymour street,
"avA returned from spending a fort
night at the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic
City. airs. Whitman nnd her family will
return to the Dennis during September.
Mrs. Clara Studenmund nnd her
daughter. Minn Anna Rlmlnmiinrl ,..ik
her sister-in-law, Miss Anna Studen-J
..iuiiu, ui ouio wayno nvenue are
spcndlnsr two weeks in Cooperstown,
Mrs. Horace Ervlen has returned to
her home from spending the month of
July at the Lakeside, Eaglesmere, Pa.
Miss Bertha Rolph, of West Seymour
street. Is taking a trip throtuth Penn
sylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lexy and their
eon, of 6161 Wayno avenue, will leave
Jhortiy for the Hotel Creston, Atlan
tlo City. . '
Mr. and Mrs! Norton .D. Fleu, of 6S01
Musgrave street, have as their guests
for a short time Mrs. Fleu's nlec Miss
Catharine Brack, nnd Miss Eleanor
cue, oi i.o lmbi coulter street.
Mm. flnmnnl Van Tlnaon nM Y.-
daughter. Mrs. Arthur Qoodfellow, of
Morris nnd Manhetm streets, are spend
ing the summer at their cottage at Bay
Head, N. J.
Mrs. Joseph P. Bufflor, of 621 East
Johnson street, has gone to Wlldwood.
r. J., to spend some ttmo.
Mrs. Catharine Axford and her son,
Mr. John Axford, of 343 East Chelten
avenue, left for Atlantlo City today to
spend a week.
Mra Martha Knott, of 807 East Wash.
Ington lane, entertained Informally at
dinner at her home yesterday. Her
guests Included-Mr. and Mrs. Henry W.
Mnce, Mrs. Jennie D. Hlgglns, Mrs. Lucy
Chaundy, Mr. S. W. Clair nnd Mr. Archie
Wilcox,
Mrs. El Smith, of MoKean avenue.
who has been spondlng July at Silver
Lake, Pike county, Pa., haa returned
to her home. "
, Mr, and Mrs. Charles T. Whitman, Jr ,
have returned to tholr home at BtS2
Morris street, from Bpendlng a fortnight
at Cape May.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Smith have re-
lururu ironi inoir weauing trip and are
ut nomo ai ooai uritienaen nrreer
Smith will bo remembered as Miss
dred C. McCool. r
guests of Dr. nnd Mrs. Aaron liray at
their cottage, 30 North Iowa avenue.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Qeorgo F. doldsmlth,
formerlv of this city, have gone to llvo
at 300 central rarK west, jnow torn.
r ,
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. A. Qoldateln, of 4249
Lancaster avenue.' have announced the
betrothal of their daughter. Miss Mlgnon
Goldstein, to Mr. John J. Herman, of
711 Sansom street.
Mrs L. Howard Weatherly and Mies
Carol Smith, of 3919 Chestnut street, nre
spending two months at Whlto Sulphur
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Lank and
Mian rtnrnihv T.ank. of 4204 WnlnUt
street, and Miss Helene Wittenberg, of
New York, will sail August 7 for
Europe, where they wilt remain until the
lo'n fall.
Mr. and Sirs. M. S. Donahoo and
M.as Auiistitsla Lyons. R032 areene
street, were tho guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Edward Treacy for the week-end, nt
their cottage at Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Bavmond J. CoghInn
and their daughterMiss June Coghlan,
of 4217 urown streot, are at wnuwoou,
to remain-indefinitely.
Mrs SamUet J. Levy, of tho Brlcliton.
Fifty-first and Locust streets, and Mrs.
K. B. Hunter, or tne Hastings, noutn
Broad street, aro at the Marlborough
Blenhelm, Atlantic City, for an extended
stay.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mlsg Mary Lemmerhut, of 2536 South
Colorado terrace, has returned to her
home after having spent a few days
with friends at Scrnnton.
Miss Gladys Ehman, daughter 6t Mr.
and Mrs. George Ehman, of 1636 Itttner
streets. Is siting relatives in Quaker
town, Miss Christine Ehman nnd MIbs
Dorothy Ehman nre making a visit with
relatives In Woodlyn,
. Mrs. Jean Maull and her sons, of
zmu south hicks streets, will leave In
a few days for Wlldwood. where they
win spena tno rcmainaer or mo summer.
, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Daly, of 2522
OUUI1I IIIUIHUU lOllllUC. II.IVO IGIL Willi
their family to spend tho remainder a
tne summer at tneir cottage in uneiaon
Miss Edna Tatem, of 2319 South Six
teenth street, spent the week-end with
friends at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Frank Clnus has gone to Atlantic
uity ror a rortnignt to visit her niece,
urs. u, jy. uougncrty.
sunlmer carnlvnl nt the Church of the
Corpus Chrlstl, Twenty-ninth and Al
Ieehonv avenue, which closed on Sat
urday evening, was won by Miss Mary
uavagnan, ot zvuz vesi Aiimnenj
avenue, who was crowned queen. In
the boys' contest Master Lawrence De
lnnoy, of Twenty-ninth nnd Clearfield
streets, wao awarded the bicycle.
Elahth street, when their daughter,
mien noma I'nui, nnd Air. Morn. Kin.
Lof 414 Dudley .street, were married by
inn itev. ueninm n linnman. or tne
B'Nai Moses Congregation. The brldo
wns given In marriage by her father,
and woro n gown of whlto satin with a
en or tune cnunnt witrtv Clusters or
orange blossoms and carried a shower
of ,Brldo roses. She was attended by
Mrs. Nathan Paul ;ts matron of honor,
who woro a gown of flesh-colured
georgette crepe nnd carried a shower of
roses to match her gown. Mr. Nathan
Paul was best man. The service was
followed by! a reception, After nn ex
tended tour Mr. and Mrs. King will bo
nt homo nt 3864 North Thirteenth street.
Amen the out-of-town gliests were Mr.
nnd MrsN, Bernstein and Mr. and Mrs.
uuo anerman, ox now roric,
OUMMIT FELDMAN
Miss Tiny Feldman, daughter of Mr.
Jacoh Feldman, of 2561 Newklrk street,
was married yesterday to Mr. Max Oum-
mlt. Of thin cltv. nt thn hnm nf ,h
officiating clergyman, the Bev. Oscar
Levin, 6723 Chestnut street. The bride
was attended by Miss Anna Schwnrtx
as maid of honor and tho best man was
Mr, Samuel .Feldman, of New York.
TIOQA
ROXBOROUQH
Th, Ttav. Frank Fry and Mrs. Fry.
of Monastery nvenue, will leave during
the week to pass tne remainuer oi wie
season in irecmont. in. j.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Spink, Mr. nnd
Mrs. George Llttlewood, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry F. Miller and Mr. nnd Mrs.
Chnrles Blmpfon, who havo been touring
through tho West to Yellowstone Park,
rniiiminK hv iv of the Great Lakes.
will arrlvo htme the early part of the
week. Mr. and Mrs w. noss nagKun.
who accompanied the party, continued
their trip from the Yellowstone to Call-
rorma.
Miss Estella Forster, .who- has been
mnmnMntr nnmn tlma In CtllCaRO nnd
later In Canada, has returned to her
home on Munnyunk avenue.
WI88AHICKON
Miss Gladys Howe, of, Sumac street,
has gone to Ocean City, N. J., for tho
late summer.
Mrs. Albert A. Delghton. of 3738
Mnnayunk nvenue. with her daughter,
Miss Donthen Delghton, will leave
during tho weetf to Visit her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs Bpbcrt
Hardetrty, of Tncoma Park. Washing
ton. Mist Dorothea Delghton recently
returned from tho Delaware Water Gap.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Calvin S. Melxell. of
Kochelle avenue, aro taking a trip to
Niagara Falls nnd CAnada-
MANAYUNK
Th Ttv. nnd Mrs. William Bailey
Forney, of Umbrta street, havo as their
guests Mrs. ueorge i aiacuonniu ami
her daughter, Miss Barbara MacDonaldi
of Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Lamon nnd
their family, of Bllverwood street, aro
spending several weeks In Eastern New
York.
The Boy Scouts of the Lutheran
Church of the Epiphany have been
spending1 a week camping- at Shaw
mont, in chargo of Scout Mastor Nor
man Benlnhovo nnd his assistant, Mr.
Forrest AUebach.
Among those present nt the reception
following tho ceremony were Mr. M.
Mot. Mr. William Blltman, of New
York : Miss Clara Goldman. Miss. Hen
rietta Feldman and Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Feldman. of New York city: Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Druoker, Mr. nnd Mrs.
L. A. Feldman, Mr. and Mrs. M. Feld
man and Mr. and Mrs. D. Mctslngcr.
After n wedding trln to Ntsgam Falls,
and through the westorn states, Mr. and
Mrs. Gummlt will return home Septem
ber 1.
SHArtPLESS MAXHEIMJirt
The .marriage of Miss Mnry Ellxabeth
Maxhelmer. daughter of Mr. nmi iu
Frank Maxhelmer. of 496$ Wakefield
street. Qermantown, to Mr. Wllford C.
Sharpless, of 6360 Morris street, took
place at 6:30 o'clock on Thursday eve
ning In Dt. John's Episcopal Church, the
RY' !" Frnn,cl" Wether!!! officiating.
Mrs William Brown nttended the bride
as matron of honor and Mr. William
Brown acted as best man. A reception
xor tno immeumto families followed tho
ceremony at the homo of the bride's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Shnrpleas aro
at homo at 26 East Seymour street.
BUTLEB SCHLIPF
Jihiem2 n?. ot il!P V,oIa Josephine
Schllpf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WIN
llam Schllpf. of 2104 Medary nvenuo.
to Mr. Edwin M. Butler.
Oermantown
(71 41U2 INOrtn TWItntV.fMlrth -A..
took place at the home of the bride's
parents on Wednesday evening at 6
o clock, tho i Bev. A. Perclvnl Hodgson,
nnsfpr of the Chelton Aventie Methodist
Church, omdatlng. Miss Hasel Spoerl
nttended tho bride as bridesmaid and
Mr. William. M. Schllpf. th? brldS's
brother, acted as best man for Mr But-!f.r-
4 r01"'0" for tha immediate fam
ilies followed the ceremony. After a
wedding trip, Mr1, nnd Mrs. Butler "will
be at home at 2104 Medary avenue.
(In Ustt vseeh'M itorv Toddle Tup
Mnn, the htt ptippy, toofc ,oneome
JBeor into hit cave a Ms chum and
roommate. In tMt toeefc's ttoru then
goi on a hunting trip that lean them
io new aaveniure.
cnAkrrKR x
They Oa IIuntliiK
LONESOMU BEAlt had promised to
take Toddle Puphlns hunting. Peggy
nnd Billy had been Invited to go along,
nnd they wero much excited as they ran
through tha woods to the cave where tho
new chums had their home.
"Whnt do lau sunnogo bears hunt?'
asked Pog. .
"Oh, maybs they hunt der, or other
bears, or wolves," replied Billy.
"Or, perhaps they hunt bad men. Just
as men hunt bad bears," suggested
Peggy.
"Wo shall soon see," said Billy, point
ing ahead of them. "Lonesome Bear
and Toddle Pupklns are waiting for us
at tho door of the cave."
Suro enough. Lonesome Bear and Tod
din wore walking restlessly back and
forth In front of tho cave, nnd glancing
Impatiently down the path along which
tho children were coming
"Ah, thei-o you nre. Ugh-ugh-erow !'
growled Lonesome Bear. , "You've kept
us waiting so long I'm hungry enough
to eat an elephant."
"Yes, and I'm hungry enough to cat
nn elephant and a lion put togetnor.
Wow, wow, wow I" barked Toddle Pup-
Kins.
"Excuso us. we didn't know we wero
Into," said Peggy, but Lonesome Bear
was already leading tho way Into the
depths of the woods.
"Wo must hurry to tho hunting
grounds," he explained. "By tho way,
what kind of food do you want to hunt,
big food or little food?"
Toddle Pupklns was first to answer.
"I'd enjoy hunting big food, because I
havo n big appetite," ho barked, "but I
think we'd better start on little food
Mice nnd rnts nre very good eating.
Then tfo will not have to hunt tho big
food on empty stomachs."
"Er-ugh! That's senslblol" grunted
Lonesome Bear. "I know n pleasant
valley whero we ought to And lota of
good llttio ioou nunting."
So Lomisomo Bear trotted on ahead
nnd the others followed through tho
bushes, under trec across tiny brooks.
up mil ana aown anie unm ui iimi mcy
ramo to tho pleasant valley. Hero tho
woods had been partly cut nway. but
there wero wide stretches of underbrush.
"You hunt tho sunny side of the val
ley and I'll hunt the shady side,"
grunted Lonesome Bear to Toddle Pup
klns nnd tl" children. "If you find the
little food, call to mo"
Rn thev tiarted. Lonesome Bear ffolnir
up the shady bide and tho others going
up tne sunny sino. uui uiuueu uioy
hunted far nnd wide they saw no slgni.
of anything to hunt.
"I don't lielleve there is any little
food tn be hunted Irt this valley," de
clared Toddle In a disgusted tone, as ho
sat down on a little hillock to rest
"I agree with you. I'm all tired out,"
said Billy sitting down beildo Toddle.
"It Isn't any fun hunting when you
can't find anything to hunt," added
Penw. Joining them on the hillock.
"I think" Toddle Pupklns began o
bark a remark, when suddenly he
stopped Bhort. n puzzled wild look came
Into his eyes nnd he began to howl.
"What's tho matter?" cried Billy, but
tho words were no sooner out of his
mouth thin he, too, gave a wild look
nnd started to yell nnd to Jump about
and slap hlmstir.
Peggy stared at tho two In surprise,
nnd then she, too. leaped to her feet,
gavo a shriek, nnd began to dance up
nnd down. ,
Lonesomo Bear heard their howls and
yells nnd shrieks. Ho came dashing
townrd them.
"I'm coming to help jou!" he roared.
'Don't be afraid." He rushed to the
hillock, on top of which tho throe were
wildly dancing, gavo It one look and
a gleam of Joy lighted up his eyes.
"Ah, ha. you ve xouna mo Boun lime
l...niln" ,. arrnwleri. "SflVfi norm for
. 'IN WOMEN'S FAlfffA
Color, Shape, Style and Price Will All Have a Jolt Acebfbtk
to Inside Dope , V"
i uyl
triangles and .Itrcirufarttioa of twi.j
models. Feathers Jut oh at n tangeat,
brims curve with sweeping precision kn4u
the .bills' for the dainty creations win,
ithms, according to tho millinery niAjk)
luxury tax experts. tfvu' '
van ot the intriguing features oi tn,j
fall display will ho the new colors, twtj
old colors with new names, or whateAre &'
they turn out to be. Here arc a,w't,7
that will knock you color blind J 'vKk
"lolly," the vivid red of ripe cf?-,
"FlnmlnrA." pnenl verlnr ,'
Women's fall hats are going to bo the
"loudest" things in the way of over
head expense that have been pulled on
tho willing women nnd the unwilling
men for a decado or more.
This is the warning sounded by the
millinery forecast for the coming season.
Tho, headgear is said to be expensive
and tricky, but none of the less rav
ishlnir to the old ontlc centers.
. "i . . - . ... .
it is also understood tnnt only beau
tiful women may be expected to wear
next winter s hats. Uf course, that lets
most of tho women in on the party,
but tho discouraging fact is that only
certain types can wear the new gear and
get nway with it. This distressing
situation is due to the fact that the pre
vailing style for the season seems to be
something in the general shape of a
wrecked biplane, with plenty of npgels
nnd turned -up effects, suggesting tho
eTnlnalnn nt inn (rtianllna. tnnk.
There seems to be something even milliners would give the women a ran
crazlly geometrical about the angles, ' for their money.
ries; ''Flamingo," coral verging ,
American Ilenuty: "Capri," so named.) y 1
hrwnxan If l tho alinrin nf the KHitttHt' V-
rntintUnff thn Ttnltnn eltv ! "Ecvnt."' t &&
a ravishing shade of oriental blue thall.,'
is said to have been one of the fayorit Tf J .
colors of the well-known Miss V""fl" , V
pntrns "Cochin," golden brown I(k ,.J;
the bock of that breed, of neu, una" m
"Chow," to match th6 nog. ,
Anrhnw. It looks as though, in tllO
ovent of n rainy fall nnd winter, tho
$4,000,000 TO MRS. LEWIS
Bingham Estate Assignment Was
Overestimated at Louisville
Louisville. Kv.. Auc. 2. Ail mystery
concerning the nmount of money Mrs.
Lawrence Lewis, of JSew lorK, re
ceived from her aunt, the late Mrs.
Itobert W. Wgham, who before marry
ing Judge Ulnghnm was the widow oi
Henry M. Flagler, has been dispelled
by the acceptance by the sheriff here
nf Mrs. Lculs's Inheritance tax. It
has been popularly understood that
MrH. Lewis's share of her aunt's
enormous estate was about $00,000,000.
Ah a matter of fact it amounts to only
S4,344,230.C0. Moreover, Mrs. ning
ham's will disposed of $70,040,030.48
Instead of more than $100,000,000 as
calculated at the time of her death.
Thn chief beneficiaries under the will
nre William O. Kenan, Jr., Sarah
Graham Kenan nnd .Tcssle Kenan lo,
of New York. Mr. Kenan Inherits 522,-
821,800, while Snrnh Kenan nnd Jessie
Wise each receive $22,880,403.
The Inheritance tar fixed by tho
LnuUvllle court as due from Kenan was
$1,021,802.55, subject to n credit of
$217,l'J7.n5. heretofore paid. Tho
amount of the Inheritance tax for Sarah
Kenan nnd Jessie Wise is $1,024,520.71,
subject to a credit of $22,531.11 already
paid. Mrs. Lewis's Inheritance tax is
$100,308.27.
jrfi
u
Blshon at Hlahland Park ' V
c.it-..iit r a.. nri. ttii.
. '"'.l.- ......- J.OC.
lank rark cnmp-mectiug grounds werOiiMvi
thronged when Bishop S. P. Spronff.Ofai
D. D., of Nnpervlllc. 111., spoke onSWM
Hnrong preached both morning in
tno! SM
MOORE8TOWN f , , J
. Mrs. Wilson Styles snont the week.' ffl
end In Beach Haven as a guest 'jf rr
.ura. j... w. waraen. ,,,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Palmer and their chlk If,
dren. with Mrs. Clement Honkln-. nn.' Tv.
tnfml lr 11.li U..i.n (hi.1 , ... .6 . ii'i
wvm u ukimii ,H,YCH Hint IVVUIICBUUy, I TJ M
nir. uiiu mra. nonrnru jtector nno nery
anugiuer are vpenainir tno montn 'of
Aucust In Wlldwood. N. J.
Mr. J. Whltal NlchoHon and his h1
m
family nre In the Pocono mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W, Brltton, ot
Wyndmoor Farm, announce tho "i-
f-nfpement nf their nt,wA flaa AIIma X9 L?l.f
Van Lieu, to Mr. Charles B. Makln. tfijii
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Maule. of Chmw i
ter nvenun. tmvn left for VTntrh lili " I
Bhode Island. Vl
Xflaa P.lnn TTnll.r. of TV-.f A, (' ' J,J 1
streot. is spending two 'Weeks In AsbUry, ii
Mr. nnd Mrs. Irvine C. Collins, of Bast .hV)
. . - . . . r. .r". . . v j.
centrni avenue, nave gone to visit tnewl'
ciaugnter nt lamp iroquois, iauo. win
nepesaukeo. N. H. t
Mrs. C. F. Foltmer, of East Second
street, Is In Atlantic City for several
weeks' stay.
tVi
8TRAWBERRY MAN8ION
The Rev. and Mrs William w. sivel. air. and sirs, uenjamin urtenumi , i
of Broad and Ontario streets, have r8: 0 Montwrnery vj"';
turned nome rrom an extended tr p to i""1 ty?" '", r',r' ; VVr"nwi in
Connecticut. Bhode Island nnd Massa- daughter, MIsm Louise areenblatt In
honor or ner mm oinnaay annivorwiij.
Among those present were: Miss Roso
Shore, Muster rhlllp Shore. MIsh Alma
Shore. Master Sydney Shore, Miss Bella
chusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gerhab, of West
Tlogn. street, left today to spend the
month In Wlldwood.
Miss Edna Gaw, of 1228 West Alle
gheny avenue, haa returned from Ocean
City, and Is spending somo tlmo with
her sister, Mrs. Warren Ralnear. in
Qermantown.
Miss Virginia Bllyeu, of West Alle
gheny avauue. Is visiting hor aunt, Mrs.
Morris Nnson, nt Bayslde, L. I,
Mrs. George B. Graves and her family,
of 1320 West Allegheny nvenue, are at
their sumomr home In Corsons Inlet,
where they are Joined by Doctor Graves
over the week-end.
The honor of the eighth annual mid-
Wolner. Miss Laura Welner, Master Ir
ving Welner. Miss Ruth Welner, Miss
Florence aollgur, Miss Minnie opener,
Mlsi Ethel Rocnfeld, Miss Gertrude
nn.nnbiii Miiater Anshcl LonKer. Mas
ter Raymond Lonlter, Miss Sue Claire
Lunge, Miss iveun nnore, iuibb umwui
ikmimnii Mmtter Verdlnnnd Abrahamx.
Miss Miriam Greenblatt, Miss Phllls
Greanblatt. Miss Esther Morgenstoln,
Mlsn Hester, Goldstein. Miss Bessie
Groonblntt. Mls Eva Greonblntt. Miss
CoUa Wiser. Mr. and Mrs. L. Shnro, Mr,
nnd Mrs. Joo Welner. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Harry Grjenblatt, Mr. Samuel Shore and
Mr. Josoph Schrcibman.
ho growled. "Savo some for
The kind of good hunting he meant
will be told tomorrow, nnd between now
nnd then you can guess what It was.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Miss Jane Prevogt, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. -William Provost, of Chester,
nnd a party of friends are making an
extended rldlnsr trip through the
Northwest.
.uMr'nn?. Mrs Alexander Geary and
their family, of Walllngford, nro now
at home nfter nn extended motor trip
to Niagara Falls and Wntklns Glen and
through the Catskllls.
Dr. and Mrs. Trimble Pratt, of
Media, have sono to Glen Gnrcff, near
Buck Hill Falls, where they are the
guests of Mrs. E. N. Garrett, of Swarth
moro, who is occupying her camp until
September.
lira. William H. Bproul and her
daughter, Mlsn Dora Sprout, of Ches
ter, are spending a fortnight at Atlan
tic City.
Mmmvih-, (,,,,;!' r
Z3Z2S
This We Know
That If you make dally uie of
mip ltnaa unit Mirrh Tnnth
Wash you will be rtolnr the mom
jou can to protert your teeth
arainit unumair arcar nna in
ken them clean and whlto and
your sums firm and healthy, 30c
aralnit untimely decay, nnd tn
tno
run
nnd 7Bc.
LLEWELLYN'S
Philadelphia's HUndtird Drue
Ptore
1518 Cheatnut Street
Qardenls Talcum, 2Se
mMw.wi-i;iM.' iv .', ui"wi)ft.
giiraniiiBmiMiiHH
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The wedding of Miss Ethel B. Stevln-
son, crunauaugnter or Mrs. IdmundlS.
Yard, of 2131 North Eighteenth streVt,
and Mr. Frederick Oldach, of 200S Nofth
Marvlne street will tako Place on &a
afternoon of August 7 in the Unlkn
iuainoaisi unurcn, xwentiotn and Dl
mond streets. Tho bride will h attend
by hor sister, Mrs. Vnnder Buecken, la
nmirun oi nonor ana tne latter o twi
aaugnters, miss Helen vnnder Bueck
unu iuiss virb'inia vanaer, juuecken, at
nower gtris. Tno bridegroon will haV
tor Dest man Air. Howard Hidden and fn
ushers Mr. J. Albert Oldach. Mr. William
H. Oldach. Mr. Herman Oldach. brother!
of tho bridegroom, and Mr. Willlan
Daniels.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Dufdeld, o
2619 North Eighteenth, street, gavo i
family reunion last week at their homi
In honor of Mrs. Dufflald's sister, Mis;
Sclmn M. McCann, who returned oi
Wednesday ovenlng from a nine months
tour of the Orient Their guests ln4
eluded Mr, William Zimmerman. Mlaa
Ida Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. John Mor-1
ton, Mr, nnd Mrs. Oscar Thomson, Miss
xtiay uraaigun, air. itoscoe Anders and!
Miss Margaret Bush, On Saturday ovo-"
nlng a dinner was given In honor of Mlssi
McCann by her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. John Morton, at their
homo, S62G Thomas Tivenue.
Mr, and Mrs. William A. Kromm and
their family are spending n few weeks nt
Ocean City, N, J., aa the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Plachter at their cottage
on Second street
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kelly, who nre
spending the summer at their cottage In
Stone Harbor, entertained on Sunday the
members of tho Alpha Chapter of tho
Sigma Phi Sorority and their hUBbands.
Their guests Included Mr. and Mts.
Walter Smith, Mr, and Mrs, Harry Ed
gar Donohoe, Mr. and Mrs. James Bur
gess, Mr. and Mra. William Bohock, Mr,
and Mrs John Stewart Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Dalsell, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Clay,
Mr. nna Mrs. mnmey uurns. miss uer
trudo Curry, MIs Annabel Crosier and
Miss Cora Rogers.
Mrs. Charles Hecht and her daughter,
MIbs Helen Hecht, of JOBS Kenslnton
avenue, aro visiting relatives In New
Ynrk and will not return for Rome time.
Miss Chnrlotte Feustmari. SiSS Spring
Oardsn street, left on Friday for Sum
mit Spiinss Hoei, Poland, Me,
Mr. Mayer Sulxberger and his brother,
Mr. Joseph Sulxberger, of 1302 G Irani
avenue, will leave August 8 to spend
several weeks ut the Ambassador Hotel.
Atana City. '
Tho Misses Polloeh win leave with
jhelr uncles (or Atlantic- Cjty. jo be, jhf,
SUMMER
CANDY
In tho summer months
thero is greatest need of ex
trcmo caro in selecting ma
terials for tho making of
candy and the maintaining
of scrupulous cleanliness in
tho .processes and surround
ings. Wo aro extra careful
at this season of tho year.
You can rely on Hollis Candy.
JOHN G. HOLLIS, 920 Chestnut St.
$1.00 Chocolates 60c
80c Sea Foam Kisses. 50c
85c Caramels 50c
80c French Nougat... 50c
Most Reasonable tPrices for Quality
eKlR
Chinese Peel and Grass
Furniture
Last chance to buy this
smartest of Chinese
furniture at
25 Per Cent Discount
Comfortable arm chairs, roqkers,
reclining chairs, tables and foot stools.
Only Enough for a Faw Day$f Sailing
.008 Chestnut Stvaet
imsmmam
George Allen, Inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Closing Out
Summer Millinery
This Week Final Reductions
Affording an excellent opportunity for tho August vacation
ist or those in need of an extra hat to finish tho season. Every
hat in perfect condition.
The materials and workmanship to the best.
These hats will go quickly at tho prices quoted.
$5, $6.50, $8, $10
Houbigant's Toilet Powder, $1.00
We have Just received an Importation of this famous powder In
four odors La Itose France. Quelquea Vlolettes. Ideal and Quelnues
Fleurs. Towder holds the odor better than an extract and you hum
all the fragrance of a hlph-prico perfume nt a fraction of the coat
a generous also bottle at fl.00, tax 4c. Mailed free Tnnywhero. '
Silk Lisle Hosiery, 85c pair
VThese nre full-fashioned and made of finest Imported lisle thread
on fine gauge machines. Wo Bell this quality at J1.65 in our recubtp
stock and tt Is our best grade of lisle hose; thero are sllg-ht Irreiru
larltlta In the weave of some of these and we have sveured thin Xr
to offer at half ptlco. Black, brown and white. -cureo mis lot
Long Silk Gloves, $3.25 pair
These are heavy quality In white and pongee. They are, wnh
able, of course, and wo havo nlmost every size. This price reDreantM
a considerable saving on thlB grade of glove. ' represent
$4.50 foulard Dress Silk, $2.50 yd.
They are 40 Inches Vide and of that dependable wearing kind.
The patterns are all new and tha assortment Including all the wanted
shades black, blue, brown, Copen grounds with designs In contrastln-r
colorings.
Tricolette for Sweaters, $3.75 yd."'
..Th)B,!s a "Plndld grado and three yards will make a silk oweater
with girdle. The shades are Emerald. Orange, Gray, Taupe, Drown.
This Is half original prlca aa the color assortment la not complete!
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5Vsi inch Moire Ribbon, 50c yard
rink and Blue Moire Ribbon, excellent for ao many purpoaea
this fttoo Io nhnitt hnlf 0 ii.ii.I r . T. - . .,
' tw-a tm eouvvtv v. ugUKb
wnue Mire itipoon in i.:la.ch
If you want real corn flavor- a
crispy mouthful and the kind you
never tire of, then try JERSEY
Corn Flakes and satisfy that longing.
Everyone who eats knows why
we say1 "Learn the JERSEY Differ
ence.
'i
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THE JERSEY CEREAL FOOD COMPANY, Cereal, Penna.
Alio makers of Jersey Whole-Wheat Pancake Flour
TETJCEVCorn
JrJlxD-E I Bakes
Bte Original $iick CornHahss
3009.A
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PHOTO PUYS
THRU
w Company "
OrIMERICA
The following theatres obtain their pictures
through tho STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of the finest productions. Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures t
through the Stanley Company of America.
A POT I Cm B2D and THOMPSON STS.
rV-i-LA-f MATINEE DAILY
MAIISHAI.L NKILAN-S
'THE RIVUll'H i:ND"
10TH
P. M.
ARPAniA CHESTNUT Hflow
AfAVL-'IA io A. M to HUB !
aijia nuiir.NS in
"THE WORLD AM) lll WIFE"
BALTIMORE ".ft'SM
MAIIY PiriCFORD In
'nEHECCA Or 8UNNTIIROOK FARSt"
I
RI T IPR1RH DROAD STREET AND
DLaVJ EDirLJ SUSQUEHANNA AVE
AI.IHTAR CAST In
"HKUMISII-iU"
BRQADWAY "ro.&W&lr
WAI.TCE REID In
"SICK A1)ED
r'APITOT 22 MARKET STREET
rtri iul io a. m to li-io p. ir
CON8TANCE TAUMAIXIR In
"IN SEARCH OF A SINNER"
EMPRESS MA,N Sat1SXSt
claAa kimhau, voi'vo tn
"IOR THE SOUU OF RArAEL"
FAIRMOUNT
20th A Olrard Ave
MATINEE DAIL.T
WIM.IAM FARNUM In
"THE ORPHAN"
FA Mil V THEATRE 1811 Market St
rMYHl-.I n a. m. to MWnieht
EARI.E WILt.IAMB In
"THE MASTER STROKE"
e.ATl4 QT THEATRE Rdow Spruce
JOin 3 1 . . MATINEE DAILY
WANDA HAWM7T In
"MISS HOURS"
FRANKFORD 4T1B 1sggggD
VIOLET HEMMINO In
"THE COST"
GREAT NORTHERN nrr 7 IVTO
PI.AHA KIMRALL TOIJVO In '
"FOR TUB BOUL OF RAfAEL"
IMPFRIAT 80T,I WALNUT STS.
llVllTlirVlML. Main , a:30. Eve. , T A 0
ALICE LAKE In
"SHORE ACRES"
I IRFRTY nAD & Columbia av.
L,lDC.rV. 1 I MATINEE DAILY
ZENA KEEFE ana JOE KINO In
THE WOMAN OOD BENT"
333 MARKET oTmoSIm3
CLARA KIMRALL YOUVO In
"FOR THE BOUL OF RAPHAEL"
MnHFI "5 8UT" ST. Orcheatra,
IVlJUEJ-i Contlnuoua 1 to 1U
. KDtTH DAY In
CHltDREN NOT WANTED"
OVERBROOK ?? VJ?
JIAIUIIAT,LNKII,
.TllKitvJa-Ail
PRIMPFQ W MARKET 8TRBW!
rillCOO 8 -30 A. M. tollllBKM.
S-
8PECIAL
"EVEN A3 EVE"
RFP.PMT MARKET ST. Below tTTM
ixi-,VjC'1 D'45 A. M. to 11 P. M.
ALICE IIRADY In
"BKVKI-VICH"
RI A I TO OERMANTOWN AVE.
IX1AL. IV AT rrUIf EIIOCKIUf ST.
I1RYANT WASHBURN In
"MRS TEMPLE'H TELEQRAM"
Ml
m
RI IRY MARKET ST. BELOW 7Trf
1X"-,EI 10 A. M. tn litis P. tM.
DOnOTHY QIWI In
"REMODELING A llJsilAND"
SAVOY 13U Market street T
Jf WKJ l 8 A. M. TO MIDNIPHT
, PRISCILLA DEAN In V
"VIUOIN OF 8TAMI10UL"
SHERWOOD W.'Ww
K1?L InTHHpKKngL8
STANI FY MARKET AROVE 10TII
J 1 -l-NlC I llsir, A.M. to litis P.M.
KATIIERINE MrDONALD In
"THE TURNINO POINT"
4
VICTORIA MARKKT AHOVB OTlf tf
J ' "", 'v i in
"REI.OW THE SURFACE"
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N1XON.NIRDLINCFR
IMbAlHU
13
BELMONT aSti AD0V15 MARKET
ETHEL CLAYTON In
. "SOULS ADRIFT"
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CEDAR 0TU AN? CBDAR AYK.SU.H
JOHN nVRRYMORB In
"RArFLKS"
COLISEUM ""SMSBra
... ALI,8TAR CAST In "
"THE ACCIDENTAL HONEYMOON
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IUMB0 ?0kNT, 8T-. omMin av.
"DANCIN FOOL"
LEADER ,ST j5aT$OTa5lyv
WANDA HAWLBY In ,LT
"MISS H0I1D8"
LOCUST ?2P ,A?D IOUST BTRUKMI V
CLARA KIMnALL YOUNO In .
TOR THE SOUlbl ItXV-AB'L'' -ft,
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"TUB HTKANQB HOARDER" "'
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