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wtliettoudthetierwelhltlah
.Vlillls overton.
..Willlam Serhe.
char-lee Heater-d.
7 sum Bo'eeins.
g Robert Brash. ,
Mains Cains.
’ 1m... Golden.
Willem Hamill
use Hubbeil.
award Rooney. is
olefin Hendrick. )
Luther. Wflsht.
Room
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chrls Adams.
Ward Henry.
"'” Iaonard Wood.
. .i‘aok will“
,, Herman iii-ole.
‘ Charles Bisowoy-
Jeclt Smith.
Alei Streseberger.
George Sire'ub.
Ilershell Avison.
Roger Barrett.
VFrenh Bands.
‘ Irenhlin Capossele.
. “Den Douche-
.‘ichn l'ey.
'(lersldJasrnard rite.
'John Gloetsner.
Louis Goodwin.
nerd Gordon.
L...
John Hastings.
Lawrence Henry.
fluency Jeni-lint!-
.Ernest Josem.
William ’ MoCann.
~William Killer.
Mule Novak.
Sievcn clean.
Daniel Perlmen.
Henry Platt. - '
Ernest Pollard.
rr} 1 match.
dam Laymond.
‘. Boonie—Girls.
. ,e. in 13‘ Alexander.
‘ I! Anderson.
v' more Andrews.
gm din-:1" Berdos.
' Barn
issue Battcetcne. '
ylvie Brock.
. t Cahelen.
ery Carroll.
A ertrude Cotter. 7-7 7
Anne Cotter. 'i '
,Dorothy Delaney. .l
r3min chkman. ‘
Katharine Durnis.
. . 7Oliva Finch.
~Jlae Gardner.
“Alison Gibson.
Nildred Gormley.
Blanche Greene.
ideanet Guthrie.
*‘Winifred Hopkins.
Dorothy mu.
Dorothea Hunt,
~Elisabeth Jenln.
'Ilnnia Kory.
Ilebel Ladrigau.
fledeiiue Leonam
{Morocco Mahoney;
«Slyrtlo MacDonald,
. Eileen McMahon.
filed” Mills.
Iflergaret Muivcy.
IWeronice Pclinltos.
Doris Pennoyer. '
«rem Perlmen.
re Root.
“Virginia Rowland»
Grace Shaw. ‘
’ tiy Sherwood
lionthy Stevens.
nether cools 7
flylsie Gene.
mine Pugh.
Mien Sculioy.
Horst“ Phiiillit
Consuelo Dawson.
raccoons utveles.
Gladys Dayton.
nariorie Desmond.
Anderson. ”
ei Kaela.
Motto Stuli.
Estelle Anderson.
Shirley Withlngtob.
Helen nocsrtby .
lierloris Worse
Room 1
Felix Mace.
Eerie Cometoch.
Carl Shaefer.
Ernest Albtn.
James Allen.
Arthur Amrein.
' Aaron Asnblcm.
Richard Baebee.
Arthur Camareia.
'l‘om Cochii.
Louie Decker.
Dominic Grace.
Ralph Greenwood.
William Hetkol.
Vincent Hayes.
Steve Ho‘l'wath.
Starr Jarvis.
Julian Keywcrth.
Kenneth Lee.
Julius Lindstrom.
Bills hiakin.
Chum Mitchell.
Robert Mitchell.
George Murphy.
Leonard Polslty.
Albert Polacilt.
Charles Ritch.
Joseph Beleiile.
George Schreyer.
William Simmox...
' John Smith.
Thomas Smith.
Adam Streub.
Chlord Swan.
Charles Vedas.
Morton Waite.
Bruce Ward.
Arnold Westhorg.
Room lS—lioie
Edger Howell.
Bradford Barton. If.
tri‘
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Arthur White.
Stephen Hedilt.‘ f
e Coleman Charnclt.
Samuel Benedict.
Jecls Cunec.
John Glover.
George lngham.
Thomas Saunders.
David Pollard.
Elmer Singeweld.
Stanley Underhill.
Everett Baker.
David Shaw.
Chester Buttery. '
Clarence Searies.
Donald Stu
Charles Flynn.
Earl Gotham:
Ward emp.7
Erwin Mcil'w‘eln.
‘ll‘lcyd Ansevine.
Robert Baysinger.
Howard Taylor.
Berry Boyho.
Her Deysenroth.
Theodore Budovshy.
David Stowe.
Edwin Cheriott.
Fred Willcox. r;
Palmer Huntington. "9;."
3mm Mantel. it,
cornellus Olsen. _ ‘
Wilbert Kearney. I t
Paul Lengyei. 5;. i;
Edwin Johnson. “.7
James Mead. ‘
Room ne—Girls
Shirley Bowman.
Ellen Yates.
Cerol 'Wlng.
Ellen Wiley.
Evelyn Young.
Verna Wells. ‘
Florence chel.
Lena Vitego.
Mary Snyder.
Mildred Murphy.
Anna mhiovioh.
Josephine Lyons.
Dorie Lamb.
Dorothy Kirkland.
Anne Kelley.
Elinor Barrie
Vere Gaucher.
Elisabeth Gelyes. .
Elinor Erldon.
Helen Devt‘ne.
Velma Bennett.
Dorothy Bennett.
Shiiley Bowman.
Helen Barrett.
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Gordon Rambles.
Reward Heseeli.
Macao Hodges. .
Welter Hoyt.
Edward Kline.
John Lepor.
John laces-slick.
no: itcdewen.
Berry Mines.
Anthony Pacersllo.
Rudolph Kerry.
Richard Abrahams.
Bernard Cox.
loses Cream.
John Edge.
George l‘eucher.
Gordon nuroto.
Cornelius Bishon.
Morris Kaplan.
lsedcre Levy.
Cari Lindstrom.
Anthony hierasco.
Lewis Merchant.
Robert Merritt.
Edward Merriam.
lies Miller.
William Moore.
Fred Morelli.
Wallace bleCann.
Henry Powell.
William Rising.
Robert Ryan.
Alfred Santaniellc.
Howard Shaw.
Karl \Vaeon.
Louis \Vilkcr.
Harold Williams.
Gerard Ryan.
John Hines.
Isadore Rudolf.
Theodore Hegedus.
William Burns.
Room SS—Boys.
Clarence Ferguson.
Patsy Bria.
Joseph Chamberlend.
Mex Chinslty.
William Cuneio.
Greydon Garvey.
Ernest Kenes.
Innis Kolesser.
Carl Lindstrem.
Welter McQuald.
Philip Metro.
Adolph Mayer.
Kenneth Morton.
Natale Michael.
Paul Lysobey.
Room SS—Girls.
Harriett Bray.
Natalie Glicltson.
Norma MacLeen.
Mildred Amundsen.
Katherine Sanford.
Ann Cullen.
Hilde Weeterling.
Mildred Beeupein.
Ali’rada Brown. .
Katherine Drowneil. ».
Ann Cashes.
Margaret Dietrich.
Dorothy Griffith.
Alva Hermon.
Florence Kenn. ,.
Agnes Risks.
Veda Levy. x‘- ”7
Pearl Lewis "S 7
Helen )lerritt. it?”
Ethel )iocre. -‘.‘-.
Justine Murray. 5' -
Jeanette Oliver. 39'
Mabel Riehl. .
Evelyn Rowe. 'c‘ t
Leonora Russo. '."i'
Bernice Shaw. 13x}?
Belch Seller. ' 1
hiericrie Taylor. I,
Dorothy Tooher. ' .i
Adeline Wilkins .
Room ad—Gtrls.
Camilla Beater.
Elisabeth Denise.
Eve Dennis.
Helen Desmond.
Nora. Dinkowits.
Frances Durler.
Isabelle Gerrlsb.
Marlon Hill.
Savannah Jones.
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new; w ,5. «rs ‘il.’ 4 a“
Harriet Kearus.
W” i.
Mary Keefe.
Rose killer.
Catherine Newman.
Esther Needle“
Catherine O'ConliOr.
Mary Phillipe. .
Frances Richmond.
Ida Rudder.
)lsrloll Ielnpie.
more Shepard.
Helen Slum.
Eleanor Smith.
Yetta Steinberg.
Dorothy Sutton.
Nerioria 'lhriov.
Norma Taylor. .
liedeleine Walsh.
m lS—Girls.
Dorothy Anderson.
Anne Ilse Bale.
Margaret Derry.
Virginie Bowl.
Catherine Collins.
Flore De
Catherine nln.
Anne lirdman.
liergeret Erdmean.
Alice Graham.
(trace Barrigen.
Mildred Heuechildt.
Mericrie liaymes.
Grace Rolls.
Margaret Kellogg.
Muriel Lupton.
Mae ucinerney.
Eloise hicElroy.
Ruth Messsr.
Mary Mercer.
Albertine Mtacredlno.
Merrarat billiard.
Doris Morehouse.
Core. Nessel.
Anne Oravels.
Virginie B. Talbot.
Nettie B. Tevella.
Rose Tavell
Sophie Schneider
Mary Yates
ROOM 86—Gllil.s
Therese Fish.
Alice Tellon.
Frances Keogh.
Jeannette Little.
Grace Stewart.
Evelyn Gamble.
Marybeth Chepln.
Jane Weeon.
Ruth Corbett
Dorothea lililtenteler.
Emily Ellerln.
Alice Geddee.
Merseret Pleherty.
Elisabeth Elwood.
Mary bleuln.
lrene Reta.
Veronica hill.
Helen Urgen.
Miriam Gcrhem.
Basel Erickson.
Elsie Codi-toes.
Edna Richter.
isella Bryce.
Mary Karwowslti
Alice McCormick.
Violet Rentscbier.
Helen Smith. '
Myrtle Mahoney.
Marjorie Stumpr.
Lillian Schavrlen.
Grace Keeler.
ROOM "-3011:
George Paradise.
Jerome Gordon.
Harold Ba-ett.
Alfred Aiken.
Benjamin Sherwood.
Gerard Boon. .
Walter Jerege. , ' '
. C. Spencer. '
Russell Bolt.
Clifford Muller.
Kenneth Barron.
Albert Eldridse.
Leonard rennin.
Robert White.
lien Chinslty.
Joseph Brucbac.
Donald Shutalt.
Robert Dunn.
Edward Gerhardt.
Charles MacDonald.
Fred Jackson.
James Fechheimer.
Welter Jechson.
Sartaln Emerson.
Davie Sherman.
" Ernest Flewweliyn.
John Burns.
Kenneth Beilwits.
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just been added to
the Glenwood line. it
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introductory price,
icr September ONLY.
is $69.50. We have
other new Glenwoode
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parade and the dedication of the
new bridge, which were groeiei with
loud applause from the audience.
All the residents expressed their de-
light in the week-end festivities and
their despair the the season has so
quickly come so gone.
For the tint time this summer.
the Harbor View Volunteer Fire
company was given an opportuni-
ty to prove its mettle. when lire
broke out in the home of Mr. and
lire. William Glcim. Harbor View
avenue, at 10:80 Sunday night. and
the ametellr firemen rushed from
their homes in whatever they had
on at the moment and quickly ex—
tinguished the hints.
Fall Weather
(Continued trom Page Four.)
ccllenco. the members of the club
confidently expect that7thc coming
show will cxcci last year's in every
way. A schedule of classes in which
entries may be made lists 180 class-
es. covering dahlias. gladlolas. all
Special features of the exhibition
garden flowers, irult and vegetables.
will consist oi classes in which are
shown boutonnlcres. corsngcs. bas-
kets arranged for flower girls. and
canned fruit and vegetables Irom
the, oxhibltor's garden.
Music will be furnished both
—e-
After a wildly hilarious chase in
.hlch young end old joined lands
0 hunt the treasure at Harbor View
lunday afternoon. Wilfred S. Ocu-
ine. Jr. the son of Mr. and fire.
.Vilfred S. Cousins of Eat-bol- View
ivenue. emerged the victor to re-
:elve .he reward oi etc in sold at
he deuce last evening and niely
ucked it atvay in his pocket.
At I o'clock yesterday aiternoon
he hunters gathered in full force
it the inundation of the old Slayer
islets. Cockenoe avenue. and re-
ceived fromr'i'heodcre Eanry the
first of the eight cards which were
hidden about the island. , On each
card there was inscribed a verse.
the position of the next.
to the seventh card. At this point
:he hunters appeared lulled. All
were foiled except Wiltred Cousins
whose nimble wits reedtbe hint on
.he raid. J-le unearthed the remain-
g ticket and rushed to Sir. Xenry
with the eight cards. the winner or
.e treasure.
0n the lest card there was in-
Iscrihed a verse of piamtoriel nature.
soaking of Sen and belt end aquar—
lures. It so happens that Kr. end
'ltn. n. v. m or new some
so rented a cottage It the west
at the beach. and they have
W ILFRED S. COUSINS JR., TAKES
$50 GOLD TREASURE HUHT PRIZE
Liarbor View Volunteer Firemen Prove Their Worth
By Extinguishing Flames Around Firepla In
Home Of Mr. and Mrs. William Gleim. ce
Sentinel cup and the Easels of the
doubles. scheduled for. s: so o‘clock
yesterday afternoon. were
until next Saturday. The field and
track events. which were to be held
m :2 r.
maidente don’t leave thhlngk. they
will be held next Saturday or See-
. day. It was possible to conduct some
of the events in the water .sporie
carnival Monday morning. and e list
roilows of the winners in the seven-
yesterday morning.
called off. Providing‘
at events.
Eunsell
Boys‘
Potter.
Children's swim. under ll. Claudia
swim. 1: to is. sum.
wm, . em, . m7 sllsbt cm. ” ”our. swim. 1: to it. Annette has
The race was closely gum up item.” "int for men. Wallace
crary.
Children's dive. Vincent Doyle.
Girl's dive under it. Dorothy
Boredom
Novelty recs. llrs.‘ C. D. Steurer.
lion's dive. Warren Potter.
Ladies’ am. lladellne Wehld.
Jr
Balloon recs. Olive ltlneee.
Watermelon scramble. M Dull.
Menard Wood
mmm
Tub race for childnn.‘
hiiinnell.
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Tub monorail-lemmas.
wees
Davie and|
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well-sew
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nights by the Aeolian trio. Miss lila-
btvl Benson. violin; Miss Frances
O'Neil violin: and Miss Ethel Full-
er. piano. Miss Adeline Grabber. so-
prano. well known for her solo
work with the Musical Research
club. and lor her broadcasting over
the radio. will sing Wedcsday night.
Sept. 8 at 8 o'clock. Miss Harriet Al-
len will be her accompanist. Owing
to the large attendance at past
shows. it was decided to hold the ex-
hibit two days instead of one as
formerly. Several hundred dollars in
cash prises will be distributed to the
winners in various classes.
IDeatlls and: Funerals I
Mary Jane lllsihln.
The funeral of Mary Jane Malkin
widow of Francis Malkin was largely
attended yesterday afternoon at 2:30
from the late home, 23 Gregory
boulevard. Rev. Robert B. B. Footo.
rector of Christ church officiated.
The pail bearers were James Hen-
fcrd. Frank W. sturdevent. George
W. sturdovent. and William A. Bold.
There were many beautiful ilorel ot-
{erlnge Interment was in Riverside
cemetery.
Mrs. Malkln passed away suddenly TOWN CLERK SMITH
Friday mtgnins- . IMPROVING AFTER
The funeral or Giacomo Bertino ILLNESS 0F WEEK
was held Monday morning at no
o’clock from St. Joseph's church. A
requiem mass was sung by Rev.
.Dennis Hurley. Interment was in the
ramily plot in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
Julie Lockwood.
The wide circle of friends of Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith will be very
sorry to hear that he has been quit/IE“
ill tor the past week. He is confined
The funeral of Mn. Julie Loclt- :tfi‘fignsjmfi' #3333“
W“ '” MM "“1 h" _”°m° ‘3 attendance. Er..8mi h is reported
Plettsvllle IVCUUI, S:30 0 clock this to be improyin‘ slowly and w" ab].
morning “a ’ °¢1°¢k from 9t- to be about his residence. yesterday.
Mary's church where the Rev. John
Shea celebrated a requiem rules. As
the body entered the church Illa-
)dery Brady sang "Thy Will Be
Done." At the cffertory of the mess .'
was Mary Keephy sang “O'Seluter- -
is." During the mesa Mi. Brady
sans “M to flee” and as the body
left the church she sang "Neerer lly
God to Thee." There were many
Ideal reception
the year round 5
on this receiv-
beautiful floral tribntee and u. m .
oral was lonely attended. . n ing set.
100 um son Erasmus-non LIT US
BILL BOYKO SPRAINS
ANKLE WHILE WRESTLING
William Boyko. aged 17. of 216
Main street, is undergoing treatment
for a sprained ankle which he sus-
tained last Saturday while wrestling
with another boy.
taken of the ankle yesterday morn‘
ing at the Not-walk hospital.
Roscnthnl is in attendance and the
lad's condition is reported as being
good.
An X-ray was
Dr. I.
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