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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-18

of NovembeHpi2. There will
be polling bees in each and
every precincwithin said Iron
Comfy, at thsfollowing places,
to-wit:
Name Paragpnah precinct pol
ling place, Baxment of Meeting
House.
Name Paman; precinct poll
ing place, district No. /. Court
Room of Comfy Court House.
District No. 2, Relief Society
Hall.
Name-Sunmit; precinct poll
ing place, noEh room of Meeting
House.
Name Ce& City; precinct
polling place, district No. l, Cedar
Investment Bidding. District
| No. 2. William Houchen's Office.
| Name Kamrra; precinct poll
ing place. Basement Of Meeting
House.
Name Miena; precinct poll
ing place, WA. Bonds Frame
Building ON lain Street.
/ Name Stdtline; precinct poll
ing place. 3eorge F. BuePs
Office.
Name-LiI; precinct polling
place. j. Al bots Tent House.
Name Nc Castle; precinct
polling plae, I. w. Jones'
Residence.
Name Buk Horn; precinct
polling place Nephi Edwards
Residence.
| 2. The poll Will rem ain open
during the \ ime from seven
O'Clock in " morning until
seven o,cIoc. u the evening.
loud issue bved, is fifty
(50), and the denomination or
face value of each bond is one
thousand dollars $4,000. COZ. to
bear interest &C i rate not to
exceed five per centum (5) per
annum, payable semi-annuany,
said bonds 90 run for the period
of twenty (20) years, with the OPP
tion reserved by said Iron County,
of redeeming all or any part
thereof after ten (10)years from
date of said bonds
A. The money from the sale
of said bonds to be used as fol-
lows:
For the purpose of improving
and constructing roads in Iron
County, State Of Utah, to-wit:
Fifty thousand dollars $780,
000,00) for the purpose of inn
proving and constructing the
following roads in said Iron
County.
Beginning at the town Of
Kanarra and running thence
in a general Easterly direction
through Sects. % and 26, TIP. 81
South, Range II West. and sec
tions %. 80. 81 and 33. TIP. 81
South, Range IL West. of Salt
Lake Meridian. on the present
county road TO the summit of
Kanarra Mountain, in Section 33.
To. 81 South. Range IL West;
From said town of Kanarra in
a general Southerly direction
through Secs. 4, >. D. & 3 and 9,
Up, 81 South, RanPe II West, Salt
Lake Meridian, along the resent
County road leading to New Har-
mony, TO the county line be-
tween Iron County ard Wash
iugton County; From said
kanarra in a general
NorCh-westerly direction, along
the county road, through Sec
lions A. 9. 10. IA 10 and %, TIP.
81 South. Range II West, Sec
tons %. 80. 81 and 80, TIP. SO
South, Range ~ West, and Sec
tions % %, "a and %, TIP. So
Range Is West, of
Salt Lake Meridian, to the
mouth of Leeehes Canyon in
Sec. %. TIP, SO South, Range Is
West, Salt Lake Meridian;
From Cellar City in a general
North-westerly direction, along
the present county road. via
Iron Springs to Lnnd:g From
Cedar City in a general Easteriy'
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The evening world., 1912-02-19

Kahn. Mrs. H. n. Brookmsn. II. G.
Hyde. G. W. Luystcr jr.. J. C. Moore
A. w. Krech. G. G.. Auchincloss and
Robert A. ~Chescbrough own plots. and
either have built or contemplate build
Ing residences on them.
Mr.. Vanderbilt's new site II right
alongside OF the old French site. Mr..
Burden and associates planned a twelve
story apartment house there. but this
project was given up OF the
objections Of private house owners near
by. Another building Arm afterward
got an option on he site. but was per.
suaded by the neighbors to reiinauish
It's plans.
Mr.. Vanderbilt now occupies the q.
II. y. Belmont home. lie paid Stjo.00
for II In 1904. II II n four-story building
Of u~npre,entious design. Mr.. Wander
tdlt's present nelghbors are Samuel
tIntermyer. James =. Pyle and Henry
Henry Flagler. The Criterion Tub Is
also near.
Mr.. Vanderbilt bought tho old Mat
,hicssen residence at No. Gi0 Fifth ave.
nue. from the city Real Estate Com
pany some years ago. But Columbia
College decided to permit business in
it's properties nearby. n Mr.. Wander
bit decided to select a site for his home
elsewhere,
The evening world., 1912-02-19
NEW VANDERBILT
PALACE WILL Be
C0RNEL|US'S HOME
Structure to Be in Fifth Ave-
nue. Between Seventy-first
and Seventy-second SITS.

One Of the most magnificent homes
In ~ city will be built by Cornelius
Vanderbilt In Fifth avenue between
s~evsnty-nrst and Sevsnty-sccond
streets. Mr.. Vanderbilt has just taken
over. for approximately S7co.ooo. a plot
on this block that has . frontags OF
eighty feet and a depth Of i2S feet.
The uptown trend Of business IL driv.
Ing Mr.. Vanderbilt from his residence
at No. ca Fifth avenue between Fifty
third and F1fty-fourth streets. Lew =.
Morton's home. at No. esi. has been
leased by Il. p. Dut,on & Co.. who
propose erecting q ~tw~lve-s,ory build
Ing there for their book publishing busl.
ness.
Among Nj. Wander bits neighbora Ia
his new homo will he Mrs. N. Il. Bay.
lies. whose nome 10 on the Seventy.
frst street corner. The Lenox Library
site. on which IL. C. Frick is planning
TO build an elaborate home. IL one block
south. On this same block Otto II,
The evening world., 1912-02-19
Best&C Co..
W<sses' and Tuni;o, D~essoS

DRESSES Vi French Serge
and faiilc Tnllr,a. Gorcd skirt,
panel back; waist made with large
revcrcs, hand cmbroidcrcd. lace
jabot and six glrdlc. If 1870 wears.
The evening world., 1912-02-19
lin" FISK'S WIDOW DEAD.
she Passed the Inst Forty Y~nrs q
Her Life Almost Penalties.

BOSTON. Feb. 1a.-Mrs Lucy y. Fisk.
widow OF James Fisk jr.. who "a shot
more han forty years ago In the old
Grand Central Hotel. New York City.
by Edward s. Stokes. ms the climax Of
n rivalry between the two for the smiles
OF Josie" Mansfield. died late yester-
day In South Boston OF pneumonia. She
WAS reventy-s!x years OF axe.
II Wa ~ the partner Of Fisk that Jay
Gould aid the foundation Of his for
The evening world., 1912-02-19
OIL BARK IN CRASH
|NF0CN NEAR END
Of LONG VOYAGE
Big Four Master Eclipse Towed
to Port After Collision on
2 Virginia Coast.
TALES OF ADVENTURE.
-Four Apprentices Spin Yarns of
Chinese Pirates, "Haunts,"
Gales and MaSsacres.
TALES OF ADVENTURE.

''trt tue V9 oSfh <AtfN'
OF the standard OH feet. was towcd
: from tina, point. after . lonE passage
around the Cape OF Good Hope from
H%ongkonE. to this port by the tug
4 Standard and tied up alongside Pier
, No. 5. Bush stores to-day.
The collision occurred shortly after
midnight Of FEB. II. The schooner vas
lying at anchor during . thick fog. md
those ON board the Eclipse say her
lights coined 80 dimly and were sighted
80 late that u was impossible TO swing
on the hcad Of the bark In time 10
AVOID the crash.
, When the vessels drifted apart II was
! found Tho chooner had = big cash In
J her bow and all her head gear had
been carried way. while the larger
! vessei was left with her fore to'gai-
liant and royal masts. together with the
, upper ~to'galiant and royal yards hang
Ing . tanHied mass from the top of tho
upper yard. held only by ths standing
rigging. Because of her high PROV. the
only damage 10 the steel hull OF the
Eclipse was Q few dents forward. the
jIbboom remaining intact.
The long voyage Of the S.eoo-ton bark.
which began at this port Dee. I. 1910.
crowded adventures enough upon four
s""hs Thsnsh aPpsehtices 70 equip the
lie log OF tho ordinary seafarIng man.
The boys were Andrew Jackson. Philip
Murray. James Dodd and Reginald
Fairfax. who was known among his
%shlpmates ~ Lord" Fairfax. although
No modestIy denied relationship to his
'i'ed fShgihh namesAks.
ALL KINDS OF ADVENTURE
aeY 0owN ~ voa
"a. 80, 49,
w" ~-~' ~
~ ,Np. a"o'"u.ns
~" '"'"e"'' = oe'"s "o"Is~" ny wi
49, p's'ss' inv snip oeihs ha"h'ed
=. '"iec "a.s !" rar fas'ern waters
= witncesins the tortuyina n execution
on Sh'neee men ana women ana passine
through gales OF such fury a. TO strip
the vessel Of her heaviest sails.
I'VE ran into heavy mi. vhps
backing a hcsa ~,ra on c.,. =,
" " "" >"P :"
5000 hope SAN young Fairfax. We
: had her nne down TO upper tops1s.
forestays1 and Jib when. right IN the
midst OF a nftymlie gale, came a fierce
q sounll Tint ripped tho ,hr.s unn.r tan.
sa,ls from the ,ackat,y. ana tore ,w,v
80 head .,u. NJ - -. ,...,ISn
~ " wv '"' "'' """e
a. '"'"N the mos' Important incident
or The outward passage" continued
MILFORD. referring 10 his log. was while
We were In the straits OF I.ombok. 10
4 the south'srd Of Lawn. Thar. "a var.
bo. ,d.d n, !. IN, -, s,,,,.- 60. a..
a--
trading that We requested them TO lesye
the ship. This they declined To do and
= lively sc-lnmage followed. u took tho
persuaslvcncss of numerous he,o vim
p,,. vixor.p.,y. h,,d,.I ,, ,,, 49,.
a 90, ,h.,, o,.r ~. .,,.. 10. 49,,
49, - go ~. "'' nv '."''
s'""''' "hu 'heS puiieu away velhn;
The evening world., 1912-02-19
THEN THE "AkUNT" WAS pl:
COVERED.

The apparltlon Mas seen again the
following night dangling IN a stay Al
the Jibboom. A marllnspike was hurled
at the thing, but II disappeared In IA.
darkness. This kept up during another
Might. and the members Of the crew
were getting into such a state that
h Office ~ began to fear mutiny. when
tas cnuse or the disturbance was dis
covered.
ut was nothing more than n biz
monkey. which had %probabl" been ief,
on board by the traders after their
hurried exit"
The apprentices also .old OF a trip up
The Canton River Ia the Eclipse, where
she was towed TO Within about twenty
miles OF the city. the nearest point where
cargo could be discharged. Just after
the oil had been discharged a band II
Chinese pirates boarded her at night.
but as the cargo WAS all out could find
nothing OF value.
The apprentices were the only ones Of
the crew left on board. They said they
barricaded themselves IN the forcistle
While the pirates. who carried Iona
MISUNDERSTANDING cutlasses. amused them
selves by prowIing AROUND the deck and
shaking their weapons fierc.ly nj m,
boys. whom they coald see through the
ports.
Thu youngsters took a trip into ths
city OF Canton, where they were treatel
To the sight OF a Chinese execution. II
seemed 10 he a gala day IN the city and
seseral thousand Cinnamon, with sew,
erAl white officials, had crowded into q
small court only a few hundred feet
-. usre. They were just IN time 20 ,e,
the b~eheadIng OF the last OF three
Cinnamon. and then began the torture
OF three Chinese women who were said
10 have been unfaithful 40 their hus
bAaoA n
The evening world., 1912-02-19

Broadway & Goth ST.; 9TH Ave-; 10th St.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12

spending a fev DAYS a. Lowell a. me
guest o. Miss sfeiia Hau-r
Miss katherine Pre'tyman ~ Char
ire street vnI leave with her par
rufa for Erie 20 where they sIu
mike Their future home
Miss There's anf Marrsref Cork.
rf fbls civ returned home after hnn-
ina srenf ths sees end alfh friends
'r bethesda
r "a Heury. ~ th.s cIfv. refurnsf
hour after harinr sIrrf frr days
in sfeuh~urifie
M ~ gnidrrtrrr 20 this eIff.
'eff Yesterday Cor rrNeesnort. "a
where she ufu he fhe rucsf ~ rrfa
lives
Reirh returned bone resfer
far affer FrrrfirE RI go yeas ra.
csflcn ri fh~ s~affr-r
rnririrs Morris frr rrumInrrf O.
foer rf fHr sruff see refrrref 80
ferlsr frru ffUadelrfla arI cfhrr
eastern points
NJ niarf and rtIifrrr Or
Frruiinr fee eersa 81 fre cues g
of r-laurra .r Nanulnrfor
-urrrirfenfarf Williams 90
flr on = O rrfurnef Sunday SITTER
fat.rr Irsrrrfef fhe cumranr Hnaa
iu Grafton suf vicinity
rrrf li H fchns principal efe.rf frf
yesterday Tor fsnfnn a. sherr Do
AL srrud frs weeks hefore tha
oI'erirr 90 school
John a. McCnhon 90 Ncrfh Main
street 81 Improving nicely after has
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FoR sALIow. BLoTcHV.
RoUoH or GREASY SKIN

SDnf skins require constant groom
ins o. keep them from becoming oily.
muddy hlufchf 81 rough. 80. ~ such
crndfion fns developed - overcome
o. IN Hu~h ehronir rarss - ~ par
rruiafiy inadvisshie o. Keep piilns On
0nsfuefi~r Whlrh rirg fhs pores ell
ifrf fre' arf d'rt specially fn warm
veafnef making fhe rrnrIesinn
Wrss fhar ever TO lnf rrnra aen-
NIr fn lae rrilrar. rnrrr..IfreI uar
uhl.h literally ana0rl.s o. nad com
t..r."r. hIps fhs uar uffh cold
.r.Hm. Hff.rs rrfirIrr rarf rrnrrirs
Irn Hafirr F U~ rnu waeH au-ar ar-
Ie- rar' 20 frs u~sfrhfig
fI..f Repeat frr urrk 30 rrrra
arl aN have ar entirely new cain
~ r.fIr -rnfIae arf l.earfIfaT
sr ..r- rrr~a - rlrrraa-
rrH arr rftra..r aF nrr frurFisfs
a reed
N .E. a-r a u-frl.r 20 ratf..
rrrfr o. 800 frss.HIe rr-refr wfr
r- -arr a1f rr~~- 800
cred asHrIfr go 90 81 fs-r H-fs
f Hrrls rFf rf-ar'- rer fs srffrsir
.arr 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12
BLACK VELVET

The sweet unreasonableness" Of
which the poet sings Is exemplified
by the Frercf modiste who invariau,y
emphasizes tulls and lace and all
fiimy fabrics for winter and them in
PRODUCES velvet. and sometimes fur
On the summer costume Fashions
vagarics arc Inconsistent but beauti-
ful. so WHY object?
Black velvet Is one OF the prime
favorites to-day. II Is used for al
types - sashes an dgirdles. anording
contrast and giving "a slender appear
ance AT the waist line. II Is practical
on account Of its defiance Of dust and
hard wear. and its ability 20 harmon
izs with all colors In too great to ig-
more. Thereafter the black velvet has
an excuse other than beauty for be-
ing
Most noticeable - the Use Of black
velvet az facings for hats. The new
est models now show entire undersur-
faces Of black velvet or wide bands on
wire APPLIED with perfect smoothncss
90 the edga 81 the brim.
In this manner the bright color OF
hat can be- toned down and dissoci-
a'ed. 50 20 speak from the gown The
hlkac also brings out the brightness
- the eyes. the whiteness Of the skin
and Is generally becoming
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12
Watch Your Refriaerator.

You'll save many doctor bill by
watching your refrigerator. Keep ~
absolutely clean all the time. The
best way TO clean IL is 10 take clean
hot water. make suds with Easy
Task soap and wash every nook and
corner in the ice box OF refrigerator.
Then the food doesn't get smelly and
carry disease germs 20 the table.
Easy Task soap being made OF pure
Cocoanut oil. borax. naphtha and clean
tailow. is antissptic "a we'll as cleans
ing. II Is a wonderful soap-and a
nickel a cake
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12

equal parts ~ Eiycerin. water. alcohol
and green Costiie soap. shave tho
soap Into fhs water and stir over the
IRE until the mixture IT, smooth. Ala
the Elycerip. and lastly. after the ket-
10 f. removed from the ere. the al
c0boi Ado o. Tablespoonful or euade
cologne. 2 perfume e. desired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12
SIunber Party

Miss Virginia McVay pleasantly en-.
tertained ~ her home on Thirty-sixth
street. Bellaire. Saturday night. with,
a slumber party In honor OF Miss Jose
phine Dages. Of Muncie Ind. who Is
her guest for a few days. Various
games and music formed the diver
sions until midnight when a delect.
able luncheon was served. After a
night OF refreshing slumber. an eIab-
crate breakfast was served. after
which the guests departed for their
homes.
Those present 10 meet the visitors
were; Misses Helen Nicholson Anna
Rosser. Alice Hand. 81 Elm Grove.
Ethel Lowe. of Youngwood Pa Irene
lierzberg and Virginia McVay.
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Miss Wrioht 20 En,.r,,,,

Complimeutary 90 her guest. Miss
Mary Holt. ~ Pittsburgh. Miss Mary
Ellen Wright. ~ Highland Park. will
entertain "wednesday evening with A
dancing party ~ the Country club
Tho guest list includes about sixty
Young people and all aro looking for.
ward 10 a pleasant evening
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Tho following nern concerning Mrs
Mfler who is former resident az
this city appeared 800 pirsbursh
fapcr accompanied bv her picture and
Nill douhfiess D." ~ interest to her
many local friends
Mr. Bertha mccoy Myier BE- fo
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Emancipation Of Woman"
Ths leg1s1Eturs sessmbiy Of Mani
eooa has recsntly adopted, a amend
ment permitting women 70 study and
pHrsctics INV In that provinces.
Mas Elizabeth Seurx1s Of London,
England. who II In this country on q
lecture tour. says that women In the
United States are treated splendfdiy
their men being the most courteous
In the world She IL an officer OF the
National Health Society Of England,
and n an authority on hygiene. She
" opposed to the militant methods
Of the sunrssists.
The Knights and Ladies' Of Khud Is
the name or an organized formed re-
Gently at Orange. y. J.. all OF tho
members of which are lefthanded. It
seems that Khud was the original
lsfthanded man. being mentioned In
the bible. The organization. not be-
Ing able to extend the right hand or
fellowship. will try at least TO keep
on the suny side of life.
Who was or Is the greatest woman
In al history? Two hundred school
teachers answered the question, and
with enthusiasm and unanimity the
judges awarded the prize to the one
who made this reply: The wife OF
the farmer OF moderate means who
does her ou'n cooking. washing. IRON
ing. sewing. brings UP a family OF
boys and girls to be useful members
of society and finds time for intellect
ual improvement"
Doctors say that a child has less
chance OF living a year than an old
man. and as SO many hundreds OF
babies die. every year Il Is necessary
TO watch II most OF the time to see
that 1t is not too cold or too warm.
and that 4. has the right sort of food
and neither too much nor too little OF
II. A mother must just make up her
mind to give all her time TO her baby
during the first year II she would
save IL.
Siam is one Of the few countries
which boast OF corps of women po-
lice. Tho members of the Amazon
guard" are all said to be old ana
ugly. They wear uniforms. though
they are not armed. Their chief
duty is to act as gatekeepers OF the
inner. or woman's palace. at BANGKOK.
They follow any stranger who enter1
the palace and remain with him until
he takes>his departure. They see that
there Is no mischief made. and that
no ono makes love to the royal wives.
Men who have business inside the pal
ace-doctors. architects. carpenters,
electric light filters. etc. enter the
palace freely but are always accom-
panied by some OF the guard. The
palace has sc me difficulty in recruit
ing these guards. as the work Is hard,
the pay door and the qualification I'M
complimentary.
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We Want Every
HouSekeeperi in
Wheeling to See
These Rugs

Good values' Well, you can be the Judge
of that after you have. seen them. After you
have seen and compared the quality and
prices with those offered elsewhere-if you
wish. -.... - ( A.. -
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| Ray Cordner of St. Clairsville was
IN the city on business yesterday
| Joseph Groves of Pittsburgh is Wis
iting friends here
I Miss Cosette Workman OF 81.
Clairsville was the guest OF friends
in the city yesterday.
Lowell Jackson of Quaker City Wis
tide relatives in the city the greater
part OF last week.
G. II. McMillen of Woodsfield. was
a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Misses Blanche and Mabel Hagen
of North Wheeling. have -eft for a
several days trip around the Lakes.
They will visit Cleveland and De.
troit on the trip.
Miss Beulah Bowman OF Elm
Grove will spend this week on a
camping trip down the river
Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Salade. OF
North Main street. after spending the
past week in Chicago. are now visit.
ing friends and relatives in South
eastern Iowa. Later they will 20 10
Kansas for an extended trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Cunningham and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Voltz.
Miss Laura Caldabaugh. Miss Lucy
Caldabaugh and Miss Ella Mae Bowers
were in a party from the South Side
leaving Saturday for Boiland Springs.
TO spend few weeks vacation.
Harry Klaus will go 70 Steubenville
this evening with a number OF local
fight fans TO witness tho boxing bout
there.
James Laughlin will spend the week
end at fishing camp down the river
Peter Caravasios will be home this
week from pleasure trip AT Cam
bridge Springs.
Charles Caldwell OF the l.. S. Good
company. is off duty for a few days.
suffering from injuries received last
week in a motorcycle accident.
Miss Elma Patterson. OF Elm
Grove. left Saturday for Mcdonald.
Pa. for visit with relatives.
Miss Rebecoa Carrigan. OF Sher-
rard. is the guest OF DR.. and Mrs
j. VI. Houston. OF Patterson.
After enjoying a weeks vacation.
Elmer Mendal this morning resumes
his position in the Great Atlantic &
] Pacific tea store.
Harry Bloomfield. Of Golden w
Va. IL attending the teachers insti.
tute a. Moundsville this week.
Miss Nellie KIttle. Of Sherrard. Is
the guest Of her cousin. Miss Ethel
Kittle. OF Elm Grove
George Jones. Of Elm Grove. who
, was severely injured in an automo-
bile accident az Warwood several
days ago. Will undergo an operation
this week.
Miss Mary Holt. Of Pittsburgh. Is
the charming guest Of Miss aMry RI
len Wright az her home IN Highland
Park
J. u. Gordon. of this city. IL spend.
ing a few days IN Clarksourg attend.
ing 20 matters Of business
William Hennen. % the Scotch
WoOllen Mills is spending a few days
visiting In Northern Ohio
James Richardson. ~ the island. Il
confined co. his home With acute ap.
pcndicitis
F'rw Hall - Parkershure. was In
th" city over sunday a. the guest
&C relatives
VIII Niece ~ fhc Niriiant Engine
Company. 81 spending NJ vacation IN
fhr f1sf and o. the fcashora
Arthur Riddle lawrence Fifrpaf
rirk end Charles Clouee - the Nofih
Tnd Will leave elthfn few DAYS for
Cleveland md other points along the
lakes
H-s 1smcs re- Hunter 90 Hisf
street 's rue-f.nr fer veets visit
IrF re'arr.a i- He-rtsiurr n
Nr Hetro.ff 30 rafferaon
s r.stuE 'uruts I'M ohio for fev
ueets
.. u. -.
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Misses
Dinner Dance a, Country Club.

The regular semi-monthly dinner
dance OF the Country club will be
given Wednesday evening and gives
promise OF being the most elaborate
OF the entire season. Dinner will be
served from, s until $50 O'Clock and
dancing VIII form the diversion the
remainder OF the evening Meisters
iull orchestra will be on hand to fur
nish music. Manager Dimmey re-
quests all persons desiring table reser-
vations TO notify him al the earliest
possible moment.
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Ienu anu your HItHu IS uhfOrtuhate enough TO have
offended you She has hastily said or done something
which. in her calmer moments she admits to herself
not Just right
Now as soon as she comes to this conclusion she
tacty asks your pardon by being especially nicetto
you. She brings some interesting bit OF informa-
ton which she thinks you will enpoy. offers to do
some little service for you She makes a point Of adj
miring some possession OF yours. And vain. Jun
der the sunshine of all her Establishments you coldly
refuse to melt You have a grievance will not
give II up until have your pound OF humble pie
Being human. she finds 81 much harder to say II
was wrong. am sorry" than ~. finally she
screws her courage TO the sticking point speaks
her apology
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12

ing underwent On operation In the
North WheciluE hospital for spPendi-
Cifis