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The Washington times., 1912-12-20

The receiving station Of the Santa
Claus mall has closed. The
10000 mark was set a. the OK.
treme limit when the campaign
was started to furnish all the
poor children In Washington
with Christmas cheer. That has
been passed BY several hun.
dreds and still the letters come.
But the st. Nicholas Girl will have
10 draw from every resource
possible TO give to oil tho chill.
dren who arc on tho list now,
10 she cannot. accept any more
letters. The supply Of toys has
almost been exhausted and not
One.half the requests have been
filled.
Immediate help Is needed by the
st Nicholas Girl. Bring In your
toys, your money, your help.
The poor children need them all.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
PRESIDENT DROOP
PICKS mem FOR
4. TRAFFIC BOARD
Board Of Trade Committee
Will Consider Regulations
Compiled by Commission.

Announcement was made today by
President Edward II. DroOp. Of the ap-
pointment Of the special street traffic
committee OF the oBard Of Trade. whose
mission is to provide suitable traffic
regulations for the District.
The Commissioners have for some
time been at work preparing a code Of
traffic regulations. and II is understood
they have now about reached an agree.
ment Before adopting the new code.
however. they will submit II to the
hoard Of Trade committee. and that
committee will. shortly after the first
Of the new year. conduct a public hear
ing on II. In this way It Is believed
an adequate code Of traffic regulations
may be secured for the District.
Traffic Committee.
lie Roy Mark IL named chairman OF
the committee, and the other names are
N. I.andon Burchell. G. I. Corby. j.
Maury Dove. jr.. Basil b. Earnshaw. b.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
So Much Still Needed.
JACK AND THOMAS

So much IL needed to supply every one
who asks for help. The st. Nicholas
Girl is sure the Washington people are
supporting her In her endeavor to bring
gladncss into the lives Of these little
ones who will. have no 10Y unless she
gives i to them: but she wants con-
crete expression Of this support-nOw.
1t Is only five days until Christmas.
and books and dolls. games. and toys Of
all kinds are needed. They are needed
now.
The big room In The Times building
where the toys have been stored and
from where they are being packed and
stacked ready to give out Christmas
morning. Is almost empty, and not half
the letters have been responded to as
yet. Bring In your tOys-those which
are In good condition. Bring in the
books you have grown tired of-the dol.
lies your children are weary Of playing
with: the toys which no longer please
them.
Bring in your money SO the st. Nicho-
las Girl can buy more toys. She can
purchase them so much cheaper than
they can be bought retail. She is anx-
ious that no child's prayer be un-
answered.
Won't you hclpher--help her now?
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Concert for Blind.

An entertaiIunent for the blind will
be given tonight al the Library OF
Congress. Nine. Marie Won Unschuld
Lazard will furnish Il concert program
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
MORE HELP, TOYS,
AND CASH NEEDED
BY SANTA CLAUS
St. Nicholas Girl Has More.
Than Ten Thousand to
/. Provide With Gifts.
tContinued from First Page,

CONTINUED from First Page,
The box full Of money, In all, a con-
siderable sum.
"A dear. sweet. diy-hcarted, almost
biinS Woman IN the Iinthicum Home
Tor WIDOWS covered a dozen boxes with
candy for poor children. Each box was
tied dantily with red ribbon.
with two g0.cent pieces. came g slip
.cbr,pp;pne-: 81 ,paper: cr , the POO poor childr.n's
Edward and Teddy. two little boys"
square. will have a tree for its members
give XII ne S tSs ~ Of HcSoas tss and w
morning.
On a postal card came this:
Dear st. Nicholas Girl:
will bring to YOU Saturday after
noon a dozen small dressed dolls, to
sincerely. THELMA."
Child's Beautiful Spirit.
With two big boxes filled with toys
came this beautiful sentiment which
brought tears even into the eyes of the
81. Nicholas Girl. 10 sweet a spirit did
Il manifest.
st. Nicholas Girl:
sn,nss arr 5TGm ss Snr sss sSs
sent you, some toys last Christmas.
and has taken great pleasure In get
Sins the these & things together this MS year. year
"biue" glue and iix the % toys Tor % the
poor childrcn. She has, given many
things which she loves dearly repre-
sentinE a real sacrifice. She said she
morning to know she had given
dren.'
"God bless you in your work. with
best ..S,.ina,:o,, wishes:
With another package came this:
''Dear st. Nicholas Girl:
I'm this package you will find six
pairs OF gloves to keep Jack Frost
from biting six little pairs of hands.
I am sorry l cannot help more. as
think your cause most noble one,
and worthy Of all praise.
cess In bringing happiness to these
10000 little ones, and wishing you
most happy Christmas yourself
! am, sincerely. -.
Woman Asks for Work.
A pathetic letter came from an elderly
woman who asked, as Il Christmas
present. that work be found for her.
such as mending. darning or light
sSs wosa Watch the s"s Of
Times for an answer to her appeal. Her
address Is in this office. in case some
Ope W shes to give her this most ncces-
snry Christmas present.
SO widespread is the work Of the St.
Nicholas Girl that even from SO far as
Boca Grande. Fla. came this letter
yesterday:
"Dear st. Nicholas Girl:
I'VE are two little boys, aged five
and three. and this time last year
ne were liv ng In Washington. and
had the best Daddy In the whole
world. And he paid Santa Claus to
come and see us. But In February.
after Christmas. he was working on
the hotel at Eighteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and fell and
The Washington times., 1912-12-20

died ut the Emergency Hospital.
Now. 4 YOU have anything you want
to send us from your beautiful city.
we will be glad to get II.
Your little friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
IODAI'S PROGRAMME
AT MEHESY TEIEATER

MehcSN 5 principal SUNDAY feature.
FOR the Honor Of the Seventh. = is
lnriilinS, very spectacular military
subject exploiting battle wherein the
SoldleFs are hard pressed by the In.
dians; II lieutenant and capts IN inc tb.
same girl, but before retribution comes
through trickery and deception. the
degradation of the captain has been
worked Wounded nigh unto death and
II! the end the lieutenant acknowledge
h's dnpllcity and the wrong done The
captaio, who is reunited With the pirI
he loves. 'rime Aveugcs'' is a spieu.
Did story of the sea pictured OH the
water aud along the shore. Enough
fun and amusement for one dav is
i3und IN the added comedy features
that follow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
ENJOY ANNIVERSARY

DIVISION No, 3S2, street railway en-.
pIoSees' Friday night celebrated tbc
twentieth anniversary of the oraapi.
zatlop of the Amalpamated Assoc,at;on
oi Street aud Electric RaiIway En-
pioyees OF America. The ceIehraiion
was held in Unity hall and lasted from
clock IN the afternoon until late
In the evening. ''''
a.. There were about 900 present during
eus Gtening, and all seemed to have an
eAcellent tune. \ programme consist
ing OF music. speaking, y panonet and
aancing took MP the evening. fea.
tnre Of the programme was a Scottish
aaoce by Miss Bessie Craig and ihn
1wo r service sisters, members OF thc
Thistle club. % '"'
,r; w.. -. landau, Robert STREET. Fred
limmons, Frank Hogan aud r. NJ in.
mont were members Of The committee
IN charge Of the happy affair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
ALIENS UNDER BOND
TO SAFEGUARD PUBLIC

United States immigrat ton officials here
have received orders that two aliens. who
recently arrived from Norway. be placed
under bond In order that tncv NAV not
become public charges. The aliens are
Mrs. Hsren Lerdahl. aged 6s and C;pI-
NlS !Aoe'e Cnsepretsen. aged II. who ar
rived at Quebec Canada, about a month
aGo and We're assigned to DaEry Ler-
dahi. daughter Of the elder woman.
avenue The order requires ssoo hc,,d "a
In be Furnished in each case The child
must attend school until she Is rs wears
OF age and tho older woman mus, be
charge. f"N''N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
n, c. 4. SOCIAL. IS
| MARKED SUCCESS
bful Addresses, Songs, In
E,lIllental Music and Re-
|esI,ments on Programme.

> 6rst social evening Of q series
L 10 cortinue through tho win.
,-ontbs was held in the lobby OF
|youpg Men S Christian association
hiup last night. Many interesting g
'u-os marked the initial social. Col.
sons, talks ipterspersed with com.
and seriousness, apples and punch
R;sbed the important features of the
framme,
6e evening S programme opened in.
kaIly with a number OF college
"a in which all present Joined
Eediateiv following, w w. Arm
Ipg president OF the Y NJ. G. A.,
ka upon the ''Faluc Of Education. =
Ia Armstrong spoke OF the advan-
4, of the work in all departments of
5sssociation, but placed especial en-
|is upon The advantages offered
hr men through the educational de-
.ment for lettering their positions.
Armstrong closed his remarks by
|np that the thing most 10 be hoped
|xas happiness, and that IT was best
lined bv being upselGsh-alwavs do
|sonething for some one else for
Ia you do not expect returns.
B. Kent sang "Obio, which drew
B much applause
hnneth Robbins furnished mapdo.
uolo maccompnnied, and demon
led unusual ability.
eorgo B. Cawthorne, educational Iii.
|or OF the Y. Nj. c. A., spoke on the
imitation and purpose of the Stu.
b. Council.
tny Liddle played a clarionet solo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
branch of the road and went from hero

branch of the road and went from here
10 Denver.
me heaYy coion'ss travel continues
according TO l. A. Benton, and will con
tInne Tor several days. although the last
ticHcts were sold In Chicago October 10
Hr' Benton. who Is general agent Of the
passenger department Of the Denver e
BIO Grapdc. reported yesterday that
there were three sections to train No
and SIX sections to train No. 5, all be-
inc heavily loaded.
y, F. Johnson. travelling passenger
agent for the Atchison. Topeka G. Santa
Fc arrived in Salt Lake City last night
and may be here several days.
A W. Ravboud travelling passcnzer
agent for the Western Pacific, reports
that all Of the saloons and many busl-
ness houses aro closed In Ely. New, ana
that people are leaving there by the
hundreds every day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

NoTicE OF SPECIAL MEETING
ssoekholders OF Castle Valley Coal
Company.
tho stockholders of Castle Valley
pal Company:
ctlcs Is hereby given that \. special
snnE of tho stockholders Of the Castle
&ey Goa! Company. a. corpora tion cr-
a and existing under and by virtue
Hpe laws OF Wyoming, Is hereby called
3 hold at the office of the company
ne court house block In the town Of
ssion' county OF Ulnta and. state Of
cnhg: at II o'clock noon on Monday,
ooer 18th, 1872, for the following pur-
s: 10 Wit:
To consider and ect upon the action
", ~ adopting e. resolution authorizing
The issuance and negotiation by
company OF g series Of gold bonds
esaung ons million $4,000, 0oo. .0o)
n. % os dated October 1st, 1912. due
H years after date. drawing Interest
per cent per snnun. interest pay
& &sssnl-annually on the first days OF
soer and April of each year, said
70 be subject 10 call by the com
~ any time after three years from
"a any interest payment date, and
.ueie INTO the capital stock OF this
y1ny at the option of the owner at
ume on or before October 1et, 1915.
~ rate OF one share OF said capital
z! yaluo Of said bonds;
sne eIecuti Ion and delivery by this
,ns ny 70 trustee OF 81 mortgage
mo INC deed Of trust OF all Of tho prop
Ip,n real and personal now owned,
s%ca Shall at any time during the
na stId mortgage and deed OF trust
payTusnp py this company to secure
~ a ~ L..
become due under said bonds or
soi, excepting and reserving only
Ir.. u 90 mortgage and deed OF trust
6bsn.. y! tne capital stock owned by this
~ ~ other corporations.
To- eouslaer and act upon the form
tSs OF the bonds SO TO be Issued
IA a. mortgage and deed of trust so
e1eeqted, all of which Is fully set
|zrtatn. "eio resolution of the board of
ShIss and fun and complete copy
ss"n., resolution Will be presented to
|.3sI |.3sInhoiders ners OF thrs company at said
- soW,teeune for ratifica ton or such
niS Dn s,na,, as may be deemed proper
authorize the execution and de-
'fbn 1sa,c ssc mortgage and decd Of trust
Ia n,rf fasaance OF said bonds by the
~ y, ,nfer5 OF this company, IL said
|kaa ms board Of directors ehalI be
~ and approved.
Ilya "Ly and All other steps
.fgtIs,,,w or concerning the issuance,
|sds uon sma or sale Of said or any Of said
a nor,,,the nu the execution and delivery Of
dssr,.n9! dv. 9!aee and deed OF trust as may
l aid ~, aoVisahle by the stockholders
special meeting hereby called.
p,.,,a JAMES II. MAYS,
*'esident Castle Valley Coal Co.
ss, G, z FORESTER,
|Atsa rtary Castle Valley Coal Co.
DAT Lake City. September 2s.
g36os
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Cures Dandruh, Stops the
Hair From Falling Out
and Makes ii Grow.

There IS nothing new about the idea
OF using Sage for restoring the color Of
the bair: Our grsndmothers kept their
hair dark. glossy and abundant by the
use of n simple E'Sage Tea When
ever their hair fell out or took on 2
dull. faded or streaked appearance, they
made brew Of Sage leaves, and ap-
Piled it TO their hair with wonderfully
beneficial effect.
Nowadays We don t have to resort to
the old.tine tiresome method Of gather
ing the herbs and making the tea. This
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

|oHo.S luxe Realty Owners Company.
Of hereby given that 1T a meet
b pss,e Board OF directors OF Selt
md d.y owners company, held on
ht a, uSy OF October. 1919. an assess
lsa Uno nVs b) cents per share was
|hs 4s0n sorrI me outstanding capital stock
n. Epo'ation,' payable Immediately
1th Maj Judge. secretary, No. 309
b stontt tth street. Salt Lake City, Utah.
laIn M on which this assessment may
lsls pala pam9 on Wednesday. November
n for s wil he delinquent and adver-
} psv,na,e at public auction. and un-
al M. Is made before, will be
n lgl5s ollice on Monday, December
pay H. the hour OF o'clock p m,
|6sr wj,ss delinquent assessment, to-
terse of % tile cost OF advertising and
'Ilst :. tS'RANK JUDGE. Secretary.
S'picatiop October Ord. 1912.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
SAGE TEA DARkEA|S THE HAIR AND
RESTORES COLOR To GRAY HAIR

is done by sh1llful chemists better than
we could do it ourselves: and all we
have to do is to call for the ready
made product, Wyeth g Sage and Sui.
phur Hair Remedy, containing Sage in
the proper strength, with the addition
of Sulphur. another old-tilne scalp rem
cdy.
This preparation gives youthful color
and beauty to the hair, and is one of
the best remedies you can use for dan.
drnff, dry, feverish, itching scalp, and
falling hair. Got fifty cent bottle
from your druggist today, and YOU will
be surprised at the quick results All
druggists sell it, under guarantee that
the money will he refunded If the rem.
edy is not exactly as represented
Agents., ScbrammJ ohnson, Drugs
AdvertisemepD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
In Railroad World
Railroad Notes

y" +. Teo, travelling passenge, agent
Tor tho Pennsylvania Lines, has re
turned from trip TO Denver. Nhil,
there he attended the annual copvcn-
Ton of The American Assoca ton OF Pas
ssnscr Agents. He reports The meetings
70 nave oecn successful and growing in
Il. H. Brown. vice president and w <
Martin. assistant general manager OF the
DerveN & Rio t;rondc. were In Sail Lake
CITY fen hours Yesterday forenoon.
they came here after having made ar
inspection TRIP over the Marysvale
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

at TINS time and was called unon ~
render several selections. up'u ~
M. NJ: Maddern spoke upon "A
MIN: lie concluded his rcmarks hy
LKeniu.nhS KEELING, an original poem, Don Z
genera Secretary Z. G. Caster coo.
the ie''In I'm nno pr programme by appealing TO
cayrv-in in'neisnip for cooperation i'm
citation oi tne asso'
me programme was in cbaroe of -,
Students Council. 'o"fee OF tue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Contracts AupToved

~ 2. special meeting OF the c;t- oo,,
missloners yesterday morning contra ct q
recently entered into with p. ! Nor
and AZ I,n ,hs sn,o a, A Clark company were for.
OF paving extension So and curb snd s..,,
Ter extension rs. while Clark viii do tbo
cnIo and gutter dcsignated as extene
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
:CZ :. !. MI q

Called letter, Salt Rheum, Prurrtus,
mlIk-crust, Weeping Skin, etc.
|tzEMA CAN BE CURED TO STAY.
when ] say cured. ! mean Just wba [
|ny-C-u- RED, and not lperaly
lied up for awhile. 10 return worse
d before. Remember. make this
"a statement after putting ten wears
.ry time on this one disease and han
b In the meantime quarter or q
|ion cases OF this dreadful disease,
4, do not care what all YOU have
nor how many doctors have told
| that you could not he cured.-sll 7
/ Is jugt a chance 10 show YOU that
pos what ] am talking about. II YOU
/ write NE TODAY. Will send YOU A
EE TRIAL Of my mild. soothing. guar
ftd cure that will convince YOU more
! day than ] or anyone else could in
|enrh's time. It You are disg,leted and
5o1gdged, | dare YOU 10 give me a
pee 10 prove my claims. By writing
| today you will enjoy more real COM
Than you had ever thought this
fa holds for yoU. Just fry II and you
see sn telling you the truth.
J. z. csrnaday. a46 Park Square.
Sedalis. Mo.
|Rsferences. Third National Bank,
SeGalia. Mo
ha You do better act than TO send
ibis notice to some poor sufferer
OF Eczema?
(ldvorTiaeTnonO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Monday Morning, Beautiful Waists
Mosssy u md day 1 Mo@@i"s % We p present. s O5

In this mighty collection of beautiful waists you'll
find waist for any occasion There plain and fancy
Tafetas dainty Messalnes and Nets Laces and Cffons
in most bewildering array of all the latest and most
wanted coors and shades; all sizes represented in most
glorious host of styles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

LARGE so CENT cAsz-ANY DRUG STORE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
S5 PetticOQtS at SI.05

When attending Big Sale of SlO95 Suits give
this department little of your time; these beautiful Chit
fon Tafea Silk Petticoats that offer at the above low
price certainly wonders they fully worth S. 90
They in almost any color you may ask for and
made of the very best material deep flounce effects with
| dust ruffle all sizes being shown.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
TINE It! ANY SOUR, Classy, UPSET
STOMACH CURED IN FIVE MINUTES


eat
p'p''"' 'o makes such misery vanish minutes
stomach is continuous tcet
SAKE iapepin It's
ahe Your next meal
; 9pt 1c
''''""'"s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
stockholders OF Castle Valley Coal
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-12
Real Estate For Sale.


FOR SALE by owner. $4,000, six-room
bungalow, 81 Gilbert street, Just off
Stewart avenue; lot 50x1S2 feet; gas and
electric lights; hot and cold water con-
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100 feet everything modern; terms easy.
Apply to w a. Baggett 146 Lucille ave-
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FOR SALE-30- acre truck, dairy or chick
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and well adapted to any kind of truck.
Old fiveroom house, pretty good barn,
good orchard and two springs. Terms,
$500 cash, balance five years, per cent.
interest payable annually. $4,000. Owner,
Box 22l, care Georgian. 12-l0-52
FOR SALE BY OWNER-My home 46
Copenhill avenue. This is pretty place
of six rooms, large lot, elegant fixtures
and mantels. walls tinted in rich colors,
splendid neighborhood. close to car line,
all street improvements: terms easy;
small cash payment will handle. Call
Main 2106. 1210-2G
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-12
Miscellaneous.

CHRISTMAS is only few days off How
about coming in and picking out cam
airy bird? We will be glad to mark il and
send 1t out for you on Christmas eve We
have some beauties at $2.T5 each.
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Legal Notices,

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mis- November y. 1872
ARNOLD BGOYLES, Clerk
u. A. IS STEVENS.
pBmtmH Attorney i1-J-1s
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