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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

The dedication ~ the baptist
church here Vas big AFFAIR Two
thousand was raised al the sunday
services which gives the congrsga-
ton "a church and parsonage proper.
IS worth over $4,000 ON Monday
evening AuguEtin" = Carman. - ID.
of Marietta. delivered his address.
The Master KEY" to large audi.
cucc. Tuesday was Christian Fellow
ship service. with addresses by all
file Ciu pastors and n sermon by Rev
Tom e.. Johnson. pastor o. the Hap.
fsf temple. Charleston u was his
father vho Was The founder OF the
Loug Reach baptist church ~ -is.
fersviile. and this we'll known John.
son family 10 closely Identified with
S.sterytle church history since The
wear islS "Wednesday night g. q
Rose. ID ID. OF Granville. % spoke
end tho dedication services we're
brought fo an end Thurpfay with q
special meeting for the church and
congregation. alth literary and ma.
steal program and an address by q
former pastor a = Kelley. ID D.. o.
Waynesburg. pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
Police Waging War
On the Shoplifters

20 n-sdeuarts-s b. ths police bci a.
'sr Chi-f HasflnE- isrr1-d fn - -
Tactic s'org -h- AS r~seaarl uifh
The uEd-rstanding that q -. as ever
caIEht asain -t~ sOlld - ssuf 20
M0EnGsyills. The shoplftin crins
s practiced rore ~ fAe wealthy
cas-. and the hlshants and fathsrs ~
rhese people have m past wears slf
ferel greatly b. th~ arrests % the.r
relatives
other clty ia ftis respect ara % the
-Arscr clt.- TIE shppAftrs practise
is attempted by many more people
hut ;akiuE stacstic- ro r.fl IN the
cour'ry can hoast 10 a. NAM arrests
az tbs cts Chl-f Hasu1g, and his
corps 90 cfrers have .n recent wears
iost but very f-u cases flsy have
been put or. While IRE department
stores Dob f1,f-bursh lost fortune at
f-i-tli~. much of o., property o.
ehich sar never recovered there
~ere uof as mary arrests a. acre
mace ty tt- i'ca. police sho r-cos
erred prar Ideally eVers article stolen
All k.ucs ot methods are worked
br the >lcpli:tsr last Christmas tao
fine lo'A-uE and ttrs stshsh's dressed
~puen entered Halchers leVelry
store and a-zrl tl. clerk fo look a. e
number 90 expensive ARTICLES While
the clerk vas showing ore OF the NO
r.eu an article her confederate opened
one % tt- cases and stole number
90 Fery expensive articles sh.ch 81.
placed under the folds Of her dress
Her art. however va aItuess~d by
M- haucler. Who Nas standing W
he rear ~ L4s store. ana when the
tao women started leaving after maA
iug a small purchase le walked to the
front door nnd accused them 10 taking
The articles mentioned Both I~niei
strongly their gull buf Wh.u NJ
Haucher threatened to hay" them or.
rested the eumau W to rad fascn the
articles walked to th- rear OF the
store aud shook 'hc stolen goods from
her dress old This Is only one OF
the many ways .u ut.,h the -hopAff
ers work the various stores during the
holiday season. and the police are 20
bc commended ou their Nork
With a. fh" night sergeant
closed bic Interview. saving Gee !
expect to see one of our men walking
doNu th~ street with shopifter
every time iook out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

Trlaut officer Thomas b. <Ir5ef-
D'i- "ul leave early this morning
2" fH over fhr entire Rirhiand srha.
district fo ascertain Il-t how many
poor families nr. ln need of clothing
~ 10 especially fhe children who rsr-
n.i attend school reE4ItrIr because.
.I't hh'. not Sufficient .IotlIna Nr
NiufO.tefger VIII uIe1 o.. nDu mani.
Iarui..rR Hrr Too ruur fn have 4.
hriFimaa dinner vhlrh viii fa pro-.
.ii'i Hf hIm sri frr good people .f
NarWooi The peori. ~ WarwonI
ana lrrmrtirf. vicinity have boon
N.f. unrra. bot There Ia sff mur.
wnn.' needed The satabIaa viii Ia
purchased whom possible. Il whole.
solo lots AMI PREPARED ts several
women - t.. town and baskets a..
if.rsf tr 'h~ poor families Christ
mas nHfrinE The members af fr.
Nurwnnd circle o. thr kings Uarrr.
'rrs have been looking after ths Door
since Iasf faf
War~ood B-sfs ard Personals
TNe jacob Hilton coal Comma.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
SISTERSVILLE

SlSIEkNlLLE Dec C-The body
az George Wheeler the eolored coon
"ho was murdered here. after lying
in 'trh morEu" aud parlur since
sunday oi last week. was shipped 10
Charleston Tor burial lus murderer.
Jackson. Is confined BIO The county
JAN with Isaac Hrunut. who was bad
i' wounded and who Isl held to- an &C
CgssOr'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
c-iEF HASTINGS oVEs HiSTORI
o. sAsH ROBeEsfeS
~-s-n-s. liss Otter Cites -As I.sr
o.stA e. Siss,o-a-ises-ssny
ven Ps,~etc Gases

VALE 'a~ Christians sAopp ~ "a
sen Be- a.sags .ooked forEarf O. With
- pleas -rr D. G@rsccs o. a. ~alks
70 Uf- fr rt- Wheeling district. the
police have a dread % lt- approach.
for .arl 1e4r they are compelled 20
sork csr ant ulEht to rln eo-r the
army 90 rE1Q lff-rs that during The
.i-s-att ho-r rlsh .r the crosded c.
Fartmsat stores uak~ daring a't-,npts
20 srea. anything ~ value hat they
can place tt-.- harfs OF Eacb hoi
das season fhe police make more thaa
tao h-E4r-I arrests 10 this city for
shpp.f'.nE and -lucv TIE rottsrles
became -1 numerous a more strict
watch .s being ksp- th4s y-ar sud
tniet Hast.Fs has corps 90 PLAZA
ripth'- men vorsiag lay ana uRht In
The business section % che city
Past t-ass maus o. tae depar'tn-rf
store MANAGER have fai.cd to appear
against majority a. the shopiffcrs
because tA-t a~r. people o. means.
tlt tb.. season tt-s have united .u
crusade assins' the kiepfomaula. and
Intend pub l-h.ne %. NAMES cog al ar
rested TAis method. th.s thlrt U.s.
abou' the ony way boo ~tich The, eau
pat a sop to 'lr Practice oi slop.ifi
INK
Seated a. bis desk .n poHc. heal.
quarters last evening. one of fhe ssr.
geaut- vno tas been on the force for
'cars save on Interesting history Co
o. reporter of many OF thr lsrge chop
i'tns rSs,- 0t Pc. past three or four
years 900 Wheeling o. is really as
tonlFtiuE fhe men and Womcn Vho
cannot only be- considered iudep.nd.
ent. bur are Weaithy. hat each Yu,e
'lI" SEASON break forth in their sec
ond story act These people Vii be
punished to Tie fuI extent % the law
~ they are caught hy the police This
season. none Viii %. spared accord
iug 90 Chlef Hastings statement
Then tLare are many pathetic cases
that fl" police have run doNu Last
year widow woman with d small
child BOO her arms was caught stealing
pair o. stockings Coy her .tile boy
" DO Was sick Of home she Was taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

SEVERE attlsk % dIphth.rlt
.".'''I iH" death ~ Harold th. boz
fant son 90 SIR nd Nr. ,,ill.,-.
Howl A.. go Glsrn'a rum ~ q ..rlT-.
Nrsl'rluF morning THE child 49,
TWO sears and set en weeks old Tr.
.NH'thl Ger, Ices will Ie held from fr..
FAMILY residence this morning 40 D.
"'l"'s with the Rev D.. vs. \ Str,
A-r. rector ~ 81 Matthew'S church
WI nffiriata fffermeuf viii DID. .r
Short tr.at ..rr.f.r,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
FRENCH ofRleIBLE WAKES
NEW ALTITUDE RECORD

Paris ur- f-The military fir.
E.b.e balloon Ad.g'anf Hesl bear no
no-.da altitude record frr d.rr'tlet
today bf aaeerf.nE fo r height of
just over -H-s feot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

D had been troubled with Constipa.
ton for two years and tried al Of the
best physicians in Bristol. Tenn. and
they could do nothing Tor me. writes
Thos = Williams. MidilebOro. Ky
Two packages OF Chamberlain :
Stomach and Liver Tabiets cured
me Tor sale by an druggsts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

n q. - NosnI rs ..I.H fH .H""N th4
Jesse ~. Zira co.,. su.4anisi by r~t~rat
Wheeling men. EFF yesterday Pr Can
nonrburf 81 when. tu-g contemplate
inNsstlnafius fhr hltfrau...fr uf irf4i O. r.
into the fftN rarf f.f. ut urIls have
been sent down DID,, f.r local usrl ur tlr
Beabout and MrfuNau .ft-~=. nil req. Boz
ins the Gordon Eand. iio1--Ins a Aslt
Iloe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

Tom smith. veil known street.
car wotorman hero for several years.
departed Monday for California
Mrs = g. Davenport % Wheeling
VAS fhe Thanksgiving guest OF her
mother
"a o. WOODBURY. and family are Do
Cleveland to attend Che funeral o.
the formers father William 81
Woodruff sho dies suddenly OF apo.
uIery
Mrs Margaret Roome stewart 10
recovering from long illness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

rhs front 81 tUv GOO tlI....uH being
erected b. ths M.lnf ..fr .ara ur tY~
Old site nstsssl I.afaI-ff. anil 'H..f
sNsnesa r~f~rIr EfTrtI EaH ".nl.
pfsfsd Tusrfay zee frH.r arI Enr ff..
TIRE building IH nf s~Ff arfaaf.r irs.s l.
Work on fhr root ~ tHr IaI4I.us Uas
been under Nag fur some f'Hlr. srI 10 iH
tnousht mat If aIIl .s .uu. EItt.i1 r. fh-
lalter PAL ~ 10 a.-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
HA7wos ~ GEORGIA
TALKS 70 TIE rARvEas

ANTR. Ca. uc- o. Governor
is1r Harmon rf Ohio eas mo
firs- bore today of Goo southern corn
-rOf 30 maie ar address Devoted
III. 'le back f0 mo s1..- movement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

The stsiersviIe D. &p CO.. uho
-re tle owners OF fhe ueo street car
I'ur now build 1r to fhe county seat.
have ief fhe contract for an immense
reu brick and concrete addition 20
their plant rn carter street John
Res of Darlington. the contractor. has
a. arEe force sf vark already and
VIII not stop for cold or snow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

Last '.'uiHr Town S.rg.srf Gam.
n'i arrested three BOYS ~ we'll known
N"fW'pd famiilsr. on chars. .f
pr ahlns ih" LARGE glass iu the Love
ana IRE department. house Tu.sta.
" -"i. q" enable them f1 unlock fr.
I.' and enter the building t1 ..4f
mos N"r" taken before their rir.rf4
'hd upon thrr promise Co. r.r.r..
~. E-Ls. In.. n.r. r.L....I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

J"hNary They declare that fb...
VIII ar i"a4i elect one or two uf th.ir
cum imen. Tho Socialists Will hold
th'lr suggestion me.ftr, l-,l..'
evening boo the I.oveIand engir. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

C-ristT1ss -- Mems overeoa,s. s..
$50. sc. SIS. SIS $50. mcFadser's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

chirstnss 3d. Mems So Fsr GAGS.
N4s HcFADoENs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
COLDS oAuar HrApAcHr

T.NNATlNE IIfINN . r.HI. t"f WHfIN
" 10 cold AMI g.I remedy Remove
cause Cau fHr fU rHmf fnna fHr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
HI. G. FRANZHEIM CO.
ll26-28-3O Main Street Visitors Welcome.
EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING.

This Store Will be oPen evenings only before
Christmas. 18th TO 25rd SATURDAY evening as usual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

Chr Etrnas - Mems Wilbur Dress
Shoes. SOS. s350. -. MeFAOoENs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

Royal Wilton Rugs. sxl2 Size at
$3.50, $35 co. $40 90 and $1,000
Body Brussels Rugs. 9xl2 size. at
$24.50. s26 so. and $500
Extra Heavy Brussel Rugs, SKIP SIZE. at .... $3.50
Best louvre Bru.sel Rugs. sxl2 Size. at 80. $l4.5o
Administer Rugs, 36x72 in. $50 quality at. S 2.s5
Administer Rugs 27x54 in. $3.50 quality at 5 l.5s
Bigelo~ Fin. Quality Rug 3ox6O in. at IS 3s5
36x63 in. Wilton Hearth Rugs. Sc. so quality at 4s5
Wilton Rugs. 27x54 in. special ...........S Is5
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
Oriental and Domestic
Rugs as Gifts

Lovers Of Beautiful Oriental Rugs all snt very
collection sueh Doghes,an Belushistsn
Anatoian ant Mosuie rrset from $1,000 $500
Sou1 Re appropriate gSetu than rug eifts
Our Rug Section veil selection the 80
son AZORES n Domestic Rug Carpets
ur special-sitea Rugs
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-04-06
BEREA AND VICINITY
Continued from fourth page

Miss Ruby Smith is visiting with
friends in East Bernstadt
The popular girls Literary Society
with the name Title Duice held It's
anniversary in the Chapel. Tuesday
night. with large attendance in spite
of storm. The parts were all we'll
given and Miss Spangler and Miss
Taulbee deserve special commenda-
tion for exercises of real value.
Herbert Henry received telegram
Sunday, that his brother, Leonard,
who was in school here up to the
end of the winter term, had been
killed that morning by dynamite at
his home near West Liberty, Morgan
County. The sympathy of his fellow
students and teachers went with him
as he left that noon for his home.
The Student Volunteer Band meets
every Sunday morning at 81: 10
in Miss Bowersox's office, Ladies'
Hall Anyone interested in Mission
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-04-06
Berea Beautiful and Healthful
The Churches
MRS. j. M. EARLY

When we shall have attained that
place In our Christian experience
where We shall no longer with "eye
service as men pleasers, but with q
singleness of our heart as unto the
Lord render service to the Master
we shall have begun to comprehend
something OF the meaning OF the
words, The Church Beautiful"
| am persuaded that We often for
get that the Master has said, Where
two or three are gathered together
in My name, there am | in the
midst" Were you ever in church
where the dust cloth was tucked un-
tidily in an obscure corner OF the
pulpit? And sometimes not In a
corner as obscure as one would wish.
Did you ever see a church with it's
best foot foremost" beautiful and
in the foreground while
back of II might be found that which
one might well suppose was refuse
of the past decade?
Were you ever in any Church where
there were cobwebs, or dirty windows
or perchance a soiled spot on the pa
per not the size of a mans hand"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-04-06

but his head? Disagreeable as such
things may be, these would be lesser
evils than going into the Church that
has been tightly closed during the
week, keeping within the impure air
OF the previous Sunday.
am not in sympathy with a long
faced, shark from the tomb doleful-
sound" religion, and can but be-
heye, according TO the teaching Of
Gods word, that His children are to
be filled with joy and rejoicing and,
being filled with this spirit OF glad
ness. they should spare no effort in
making His house, with the grounds
surrounding, beautiful and attractive
not necessarily IN costly decorations
Tut In bright, wholesome, sanitary,
cleanliness; having their Churches so
built that there may be an ABUNDANCE
of Gods pure air and His blessed sun
shine, and the grounds so graded that
there will be perfect drainage; maxi
Ing the entire surrounding so whole
some and attractive that every one
may indeed say, II was glad when
they said unto me. Let us go into
the House of the Lord"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-04-06

fical habits OF the family in its con-
formity to fashion demand of the
housewife unending toll. In many a
home the wife and mother has no
time to read, to keep herself well in
formed; no time to be a companion
touch with the developing minds of
her children. Little by little she sinks
into a mere household drudge, her
strength, time, and interest being
absorbed in the things that perish
with the using. Too late she awakes
TO find herself almost stranger in
her own home. The precious oppor-
tunity once hers-to influence her
dear ones for the higher life-unim
proved, gone forever
Let the home makers OF Berea re-
solve to live on a wiser plan. Let 1t
be our first aim to make happy,
beautiful. wholesome homes, training
each member of our households to
bring with him pure. sweet atmos-
phere as he comes into the home.
Then. as he goes out from that home,
lie should be as ''leaven" working
amidst the elements Of society.
IL is by the youth and children of
today that the future of society is 10
Ge determined, and what these youths
and children shall be depends upon
the home. To the lack of right home
training may be traced the larger
part of the disease and misery and
crime that curse humanity. II the
home life were pure and true, if the
children who went forth from its
care were prepared to meet life's
responsibilities and dangers, what q
change would be seen in the world?
Better than gold is peaceful home
Where all the fireside charities come,
The shrine of love" and the hea-
ven of life
Hallowed by mother, or sister, or
wife.
However humble the nome may BE-
Or tried with sorrows by heavens
decree
The blessings that never We're
bought OF sold
And center there, are better than
gold"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-04-06
Berea Beautiful and Healthful
Within the Home
CLIO CLUB

Look to the within of your house.
stop and think. Does IL have thorough
ventilation and plenty of sunlight?
Is there a current OF air and an alum
dance of light in every room in the
house? Throw open the windows and
breathe the inyigorating air of hea-
Ven by night and by day. II will
add roses to your cheeks and health
to your mental status.
Now look to your corners-attics
and cellars. Scrupulous cleanliness is
essential to both physical and men
tai health. Cleanliness is next 10
Goodness" Every form of unclean-
illness tends To disease. Death produc-
ing germs abound in DARK. neglected
corners. In decaying refuse, in damp
ness and mold. No wasting vegeta-
hles should ever be- allowed to remain
in cellars or boxes to decay, and poi
son the air. Perfect cleanliness, plen-
~ Of sunlight, and careful attention
To sanitation, in every detail about
the house will make for freedom
from disease. and the cheerfulness
and vigor OF every member of the
household.
Then the aim should be simplicity
in furnishing, Our artificial habits de-
prive us of many blessings and much
enjoyment, and unfit us for living
the most useful lives. Too elaborate
and expensive furnishings are a
waste not only of money. but of that
which is a thousand fold more pre-
cious They bring into the home
heavy burden of care and labor and
perpleXity.
Note the conditions in many homes
where resources are limited, and the
work of the household rests chiefly
upon the mother The best rooms
are furnished in style beyond the
means of the occupants. and insult
ed to their convenience and enjoy
ment. Hence the children must BE-
shut out, Lest they mar the furni-
ture" and the darkness must be shut
IN. Lest the sun fade the carpet"
Then again what an amount Of
work is required to keep all these
auperfluities in order and free from
dust. This work and the other arti-
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-04-06
DEATH or REV. N. K. PLsC0

Last Saturday. March 3lst at about
brcathed his last. For some years
he had been In poor health, at times
severely i'll. Within week he had
been seen upon the streets as cheer
ful as ever, and the news of his
sudden departure came as shock
to the town. Mrs. Pasco and their
son, John, were the only ones Of
the family at the old home.
Friday night, a short and impress
slve service was held at the house,
conducted by Prof. l.. V. Dodge, as
sisted by Rev. DR.. Thomson and by
. quartet consisting of the Messrs.
Osborne and Early and their wives.
The remains were taken on the early
morning train, Saturday, to be laid
TO rest near Newark, Ohio Mrs.
Pasco and Mr. John Pasco accom-
panied them, and 1t was hoped that
most of the other children would
meet them there. These are Messrs.
Theodore Pasco, NJ. X. Pasco, Jr,
and Mrs G. w. Gould of st. Louis.
Rev. Mr.. Pasco was born at Had
Icy, Mass, Dec. IL, 1871. tie took the
full college course at Amherst and
later graduated from Lane Theolo-
gical Seminary. Cincinnati. He held
rastorates OF Congregational churches
IN Ohio, Minnesota, Michigan and
Kentucky. lie also served for a time
as pastoral supply for the Union
church at Berea. He was a man of
deep convictions on religious and
reformatory subjects. In his personal
associations he was kind and oblig-
ing, cheerful in spite of disappoint-
ment and suffering. Astounding in for
titude and trust in the Divine Power.
The sympathies of the community
will go out to the bereaved and high
ly esteemed widow. and to the var
ious scattered members OF the family.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-04-06
Berea Beautiful and Healthful
The Public School
MISS ETA MOORE

while one H. young and all the sur
Ioundings OF childhood should De
bright and attractive.
We hear much of the unattractivs-
ness of the rural schools of forty and
fifty years ago. That no doubt ac-
counts for the want of beauty about
many OF our present day homes and
their unsanitary condition-the back
yards. and near 10y pig pens.
From the public schools will come
the future citizens of Bcrea Then
should they not have such surround
ings as will help to make better men
and women?
No one should despise the public
schools just because his children do
not attend them. Every citizen should
take pride in the public school and
ondeavor TO make II what IL should
he-a beautiful place and good
enough for any child in Berea.
There is no other building In town
that has been allowed TO go down
as the public school building has. II
IL a shame. and We should have a
new one that would be a credit to
the town.
We should have an up-to-date gra-
ded school, and for the children ut
least as good place To study in as
the best horses in the town are
housed In.
VIII not our business men and
Women's Clubs see to IL that the
children have IA few of the necessities
II not the comforts needed for good
school work.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-04-06
Berea Beautiful and Healthful
Yards and Gardens
PRISCILLA CLUB

Let us take walk down some
one of the streets of Berea and
with the eyes of strange observe
the yards and gardens.
In one place we may see a yard
grown to weeds, tin cans and rubbish
scattered about, fence pickets off,
a back yard still worse, ground sour
with kitchen refuse, and a general
air of dilapidation all around the
place. If we pass an opinion on II.
we think to ourselves, here is "a
family without ambitions, without
a desire for the beautiful and, worst
of all, with no care for the health
full.
If we see row after row OF homes
like this, what will be our opinion OF
the town itself? Any one can easily
answer this question.
But let us tell you how we would
like to see Berea look. We want Be
rea to be a town of comfortable,
homelike appearance. The houses 10
not need to be expensive but we
would like to see the fence kept up
in good condition, 1t it is necessary
to have one at all We want the
house to look trim and neat and
clean on the outside, to have IL
possible a coat of paint to freshen it
up occasionally. to have the yards
neat and clean and free from rubbish.
lawn and flowers. swing for the
children, perhaps, and a general tidy,
home-like, beauty-loying appearance.
II is good for the children to see,