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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-01-04
GIBBSTOWN.

We will endeavor to give you an ac-
count of Barber Williams trip to the
City last week as told by himself It
ran as follows: / started for the sta
tion about half past seven. When /
reached the station the train was COM
ing in sight and started inside to
get my ticket But just as | opened
the door a strong gale OF wind lifted
my soft hat off my head and carried
it over to Hanle's. OF course | chas-
ed 1t and just as | recovered it the
train was at the station. This made
me hustle some to get my ticket and
get on the train. Arriving in the
city, | did my shopping and was walk
ing down Market. street with about
half an hour to spare, when | felt my
hat leave my head. My hair is not
very thick so soon felt the cold and
looked up to try and discover my
hat. Imagine my surprise when / saw
it soaring skyward straight for the
roof of Lit Bros. building But just
as it reached the top it struck the
edge of the roof and shot across the
street. During this time ] was laugh
ingly told to follow my hat and such
things, but ] was only concerned in
seeing my hat land on the ground
In the course Of time it did so, and
was held by stranger until | made
my appearance and claimed it.
Andrew Baird spent New Years
with his parents here.
John Johnson and family spent Sat-
urday with Harry johnson, of Glou-
cester.
Thee. Thomas hay stack was .ac-
cidentally fired on Saturday after
noon. The prompt arrival of VIM
u. Featherer probably saved the APP
rearance of the Gibbstown Fire Dept.
When he arrived on the scene the
fire was spreading but Drawing the
danger of being seriously burned HIM
| self he extinguished the spreading
flames and got the main blaze in con-
troll. He is certainly some fire fighter
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Gleeson spent
Christmas with their sister, Mrs. H
B. Newman, at Bridgeport.
Fillmore and Earl Messick spent
several days in Philadelphia the past
week
LIZ ioouo al dSdlu DCllS ISpdiI0u
Nwith oyster shells. so
Y VIM. Drogenmiller has recovered
alter a severe illness.
IA Herbert Fish went to Paulsboro one
bHay last week AS the train neared
Hthe Teaberry swamp Herbert saw
Fsome one in the other car who he
knew, SO he started in to see him. AS
he was crossing from one car to the
other the wind blew his hat into the
swamp. When he got to Paulsborc
ne went up to Broad street bought a
hat and walked back to the swamp
for his old one. A wise boy Herbert!
\ VIM. Huber has the honor Of Being
ling the first boy in the town to own a
Npus.hmobile. 1t is his own make and
His certainly beauty 20
Alonzo Allen has returned to Wesly-
an University after spending Christ
mas week with his relatives ant
friends here.
A leap year dance is soon to be Civ
en- here
Revival services are now being held
| every evening at the NJ. E. Church.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-01-04
Chickens. by Kate Douglas Virgins;

Chickens" by Kate Douglas Virgins;
Freckles,' by Jene Stratton Porter;
The Angel Of Forgiveness" by Rosa
NJ. Carey, and Twenty Years at Hull
House" by Jane Adams. These
books are accessible without charge
whenever the Meeting House Is open.
Mary Owen, librarian.
Clara B Haines, superintendent OF
the First-day school, announced at the
close of the year the names Of those
who had attended most regularly dur
ing the past year: Bessie Y. Ogden's
class, Ruth Heritage, Martha Herr
tage's class, Eleanor Brown. and Dor
othy Bodine were both present the
same number of times. Ethel Haines'
class, Howard Rodine was most regu-
lar; Laura g.. Holmes class, Thomas
P. D. Borden, Jr.; Mary r. Browns
class, Rebecca Borden was present
more than any others.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-01-04
PEDRICKTaWN.

Miss Mildred Sparks who has been
I'll, mad an operation of the throat per-
formed in Philadelphia on Saturday
james Strimple, of Philadelphia
has been spending few days with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Strimple.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold
a food sale in James Sparks store on
Friday, Jan. 12
Mrs. Albert Williamson entertain
ed over Sunday Miss Myrtle Gaventa
and the Messrs Harry and Alvin Ca
venta, of Repaupo.
Miss Elsie Krokenberger spent New
Years with relatives In Atlantic City.
Master Clarence Stetser entertained
his cousin, Allen Holeton, of Philadel-
phia, last week.
Revival services will begin in the
M. E. Church next Sunday evening,
Beginning at o'clock. Meetings will
pc held through the week at 730 D.
m.
Miss Alice Huber and Mrs. William
hutchinson, of Pen1as grove, were mar
ried on Saturday evening, December
20, 1911.
Thurman Strimple, OF Philadelphia.
spent Jew Gays OF last week here.
Miss Mary Longacre, of Swedesboro,
was a guest with Mrs. S. y. Shute
over Sunday.
Melvin sayres, of Camden, spent
the holidays with his cousin, Edward
Cunard.
Walter Cunard has returned from a
business trip through Virginia and
West Virginia.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. e. Archer en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. w. Treadway,
OF Camden, over Sunday.
The Pedricktown Bank has decIar-
ed semi-annual dividend of two and
one-haIf per cent.
Mrs. John Turner, of Pitman, visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel
Reymer over Sunday.
DR.. Edward Prigger has been ap-
pointed medical examiner in the
school in Oldman's township.
Fred. Biddle, of Long Branch, spent
part Of the Christmas holidays with
bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
BiddIe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-30
MSTRONG { LAMB

state Room >. Gray Building
Phone No 300.
70 A five room house Close in
e s"ld bcrCre the 20th. 5000
IDLE.
0c 4 nice ne > room house
ely furnished. including piano.
lt to frstClass tenant
~ for farm loans at low rates.
Tyice.
IN also handle a few good city
llril 20. we are to take an eX-
party to the Texas Gulf
This 1ill be the last day or
ent very low round trip rate.
GOOD to June I. II interested
st once.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-30
/ / / GOSSIP FROM \ / /
/ / / WASHINGTON WASH GnS / / /

lar Cornish rail, Joseph Kubleek
Prague. nat pin poin protector. Ar.
inar q Phillips, Foss. wire stretch
er, Jefferson D Young Chattanooga,
railway rails and means for securing
The meeting ends thereof together
REPRESENTATIVE scott Ferris has TO-
9ueatcj Secretary of Interior Fish
cr 10 grant a further extension of
nmc upon the PAYMENTS by bona ode
settlers Tor mailotted lands purchas
ed during the past year yr Two in
eastern oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-30

the Ninjta district tle proposed owen
hill would permit the secretary Il
dispose or valuable OH lands belong
ihs 70 restricted Indians aud re.in
vest the proceeds from the SAFE in un.
productive prairie farms Before
leaving for Oklahoma. senator Gall
niger Of .New hampshire forced sen
ator owen to admit that lie was one
o. the attorney for the defendants in
the @0,o0o Land suits, many or which
have already cen dismi sed that
The suits aere pending in he courts
ana that the junior senator fom OK
!" "homa was one Of the prilHipal de-.
l'ndanis IN The SUI s. in the Cher1
keo Nation
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SALE OR TRADE.

the most desirable locations
l.y for a home. Ten minutes
IN postoffice, two lots and a
h the 400 block. East CleVe-
Il. Call at PIP West Okla.
Address Geo. McGreeor, BOX
2rie. Okla.
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ANALYSIS or WE'LL NO. 8.

's - lsF@ M@e xMwe@ " ai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-30

The ST Louis Racket. now Kings
Racket is getting the trade. FaIl in
me ~ H'T
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-30

Inc 1871 laws pertaining to Roaaa
Highways, bitches and Drains
Pamphlet form. Price 25c each
Special prices on quantities. Addras
Book Depart mest, Leader Prinuu
r@mDanv Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-30

The 1911 laws pertaining to Roads.
hlghwa,s, bitches and Drains
famphiet form Price 25c esch
Special pr.ss on quantities Address
Book Department. Leader PrlntlnA
company. Grthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-30

Commissioner OF indian Nnairs
Valentine adniuCl before t.c Gl
ham isvestieatine committee last
week ihJi he had given bottlc a.
Whlskcy io superintendent Hugh ptt
zcr ol lhe Osase A encY. in Noyem
bcr 1902 folloNiue visit to the
camp OF a nambcr of prominent oil
men I'm the Usage Nation Mr. Naleu
Tine tried 10 excuse his action iu
breaking The state and federal stat
utes hy the production o permt
issued by The war Department I'm 1907
whereby he was permitted to intro
daeo liquor into the Indian mnlr
for his personal use
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-30
WAN {,
CLASSIFIED
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS Oceans greatest tragedy
Gigantic steamship Titanic goes to
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Pr iolap es.t. autb0Hss statoamen
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cry erye orr grca book. nromscly
Illustrated Will tell an iho thrilling
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Business Opportunities.
REAL ESTATE WANTED

TO buy or sell property ,ddress
Northwestern business Agency,
Minneapolis.
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Statesmen WANTED No expert
ence required You can earn good
wages While learning Hundreds Of
S"od positions now Opcn paying ST.,
Ooo TO 5000 year. Write today
for particulars and list Of openings
Address nearest office Dept. 4n0.
National statesmen Training Assn.
Chicago. New York. Kansas city.
Seattle. New Orleans, Toronto.
SIDE line pocket samples; TO min.
utes, $40 commission; high-grade
men only. NO other need apply. Adj
rcrtls'"g Novelty Co, Newton, Ia.
--- ----
SALESMAN WANTED Easn $3.50
per month, sell dcalers MshN adj
te!liaed article, exclusively or side
me. No samples to carry Imperial
o.. St Louis Nc
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Want ads must
be I'm The Leader
office By | o'clock
To secure Wublica-
ton same DAY.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-30

Leonard " DeFor has been nam.
cd by President Tart as postml cr
an Duncan Okla
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Ttu ~ TTo HenI INV ~ p0sfmIH ~
a Duncan Okla
Changes in tourh class postum 4
cr- IN OkIahana are announced AS
follows
Cairo Coal county Allen 4 Bgo-k.
iylce H. Brock deceased: Hughes Lat
inner comf Jonu B S,lrE. vice. y
Wakefield resigned. Kosema Pushl-
mataha county, John Cash. vice.
y Emery. resigned Ketchum. Mlyes
county Jeff u sexton vice. Van :
Chandler resigned Lebanon. Mar
shall county. Henry F Keller vice.
.. n. Sperry. resigned Monroe I.c
Fiorc county Edmoui Pickeu8. liee.
NJ Chromister. resigned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-30

AN appropriation for thc buldng
Or government road 'hrauelout The
country which has been Joined u 10y
Congressman Scott Ferris ml other
u emhers ol the house viii likely bee
passed ar This session of congress.
Patents have been awarded the roI
lowing OkahOmaus
sam Alien and p h. Bailey. Okmul-
zee. concrete block moulding ma
chine, Aaron G. Jones and F. X Mil
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23

getting indinsrruf 90. was frFn Civ
ing me 500 q woek
You see De is that find n rnan.
A ErI past nineteen is an old maid
60 him TIE was anni8us fr cast me
od. 7 learned that BE- was EoiuE with
SRI whom . had introduced % him.
snr vas younger thar 4
TO him Z vas nothing more than
r broken toy. And I realised that TOO.
had enjoyed e brief daE of false
promiEss Lifc had notainF more Tor
nr In Cincinnati. and ao { went 90
Chicago"
THr Alhera sifl charges that a Troup
90 wealthy men .u Ohio have been
irHdlnr girls asfray and caafInE them
on al soon as iresh rrcy ruEsared.
Authorities here Relieve her wnry.
we are uying 10 Fei even man
in Cmcinna1 who hnd anyfnur 20 20
with this alrl" sald Assistant Diautef
Attorney Krimhiu ''Dur arat concern
% with the Chicago men who iured
this girl % q Give and held her captive
after she had come % tfts city.
But In the end we msan % reach
fhr real criminals. They are the rich
uen who bay their women as they
buy automobiles. They ere thc feed
ars for ne dens of vice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23

Chioaso De. s2-D~velormsnts q
a sensational character are expected
~ e result - the white slavery inves-
tirafion being made here Oh which
Madeline Aihers. twenty. formerly of
Cincinnati tH the principal witness.
The Aibers giri vas arrested m a
recent raid made ~ the Chicago no-
lice. she toid the story of her down
falL implicatHg p Cincinnati million
aire
Three years ESQ" she said. q uas
nower Riri AZ public reception. ]
vac pinninE dowsrs on m-n who were
guests. one whispered 20 me %
you think you could love an olI man :.
You aren't 80 o.d. ! laughed.
But vou are 90 young and asautl-
fui.' be replied
"A few days later BE- cent me = note
ASKING ne n would ukE 70 have ne
automobile Cor day % take friends
cut IN. I aldn't see anyfhlng wrong
an that 1 accepted
About q week after that ~ took
me cut We vent 20 a cafe. We had
a good time After thar I met him
regularly.
That was three years aro About
last Christmas time I noticed be vas
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
FIVE MEN ESCAPED
IN SMALL BOAT
The Others Left the Steam
cr. But Were Compelled 20
Return, As the Inaeoessi-
BE Cliffs Afforded No
landing Place - Vessel
Carried No Passengers.

er Johns. Dee 1g-rwenty-two %
f.. fearfv-aaeen mrmhara of tho crew
.# frr Turuea line steamer ftorcnces
tr.1 UaUfaK. a. So % ~ Johns, loat
frafr nssa whsn he vessel was wreck-
ga on tha isdwra 90 me west q -
FHafs. ir Fais FRIDAY. tlFe - the
rsrtItarr who rcaehed land in boa@
brought ths news 20 Cfapaesey tnntsn'.
Tire steamer carried no passenger.
Captain barr. and an the men rtaehed
.hHra afar the vessel struck but the
Ins.#aas.t.e cIlna prevented their es-
,snf a big tide and the northweat
sale made % impossible 90 remain ana
sH were farrsd to return 20 the aatp.
second Mate Hodioy voiunteered 90
ffkr falr men in % beat and seek 2
Iandink place win Ereat dishculfy hs
faunI iand.ne aud returned down TIE
sHare and sought in vain for a pafh
where the crew might scale the ciln.
Tar coatt ia uulrhabitod. eNcept Tor
desertad nshermsu.a hHta Here theg
fUeut the night
unyhrenk found the uind and sna tn
creased and no siun - ths steamer.
Mach 90 tha cargo Of iumhsr was ser
raafinr uuf tht men searched for tacir
rhirmstes iu vain. The Ficrenoc vas
~ sUa tors burden.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
ASKS REVERSAL
IN TRUST CASE
solioitor o~nsrai BvllItt. Makss Pub
Ee His Brisf " shss Msohlnsry
Trust Caaa.


washinEton. Dec aa.-In view ~ sna
recent antitrust decisions. Solicitor
General Buiiitf. N tie wovernmanrn
hrief made public today. asks reversal
~ the supreme court OF the action or
ths Masaa chusntta federag eolrt m an
nuliinN the Indictments against ON
Gals of the United State Manhlnary
Company. charged with a violafion %
the Sherman antitrust Law.
II a. charged that the onarials havm
violated the law hy comhinina into one
corporation four shoe machinery man
ufncturinK companies who ccntrul the
manufacturs ~ n~ariy 70 per cent %
the shoe machinery. The -four corn
ranies are. thH Consolisnted ana Me-
KAY Lasting Machine comunnies. Ne
KAY shoe Machinerv Company and
Goodyear shoe Machinery Company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
FIGHT CONTINUED
ONLY FOUR HOURS
Attack Began Shortly After
Midnight - Commander
and Fifteen Men Escaped
and Are in Hiding-Be-
lieved Rebels Also Captur-
ed Guzman, Garrisoned by
$50 Federal Troops
~ AssocIArEn -.

Fl Paso. Dec RefuEeeF from ths
federal Mexican soldiers arrived to-
dny at Iuare1 20 report that two bum
dred and nftv federal irrsguiar troops
warriaonina Ascension. practically wnrs
anuiniiated wednesday when rebels a.
tackled Ascension. scVenfy-hfe miles
southwest of 1aurea.
The attack was Hanrtlv afteT mid
nirht. end the dFht continued for only
four hours Tire garrison commander
reported o. hin superinrs that he knew
only 0fteeu ~ his men who escaped
wita him. We e. hiding at ranch he
writes
The fate - one hundred ard hfty
regulars AZ Guzman. nearby. A. un-
knoen. huf iH believed it VS. taken be-
FIRE Ascension The rebels were com
rnanded bv General rneE SalEsr.
Rsvolutiouists are rerortei az mohll.z-
inE AZ Ascension. General jose Bianco
with eight hundred fcderuig ID approch-
inE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
MENINGITIS IS
GETTING WORSE
Two New Cases and Anoth-
cr Death at Midwife, Ca.
Strict Quarantine is Is
tablished and No One is
Permitted 20 Leave or Go
10 the Place.

Neville. Ga. Dec. a2.--Anothar deata
today from reretru spinal, meningitis
hrourat the total % twelve in two
weeks. There we're two new cases 90
say and Eiz cases under treatrnsnL &C.
cording - Dr. Theodore q Keshew
Who has benn placed in charge ~ ths
Burke county authorifiea Ths deathi
have caused an sxodus and mani
su-uea are deserted tonight
A ntrlci quarantine uaa ordered 90
aay. g. prevent q apread al raiirna
companies were inatructcd 10 carry "a
rawrrnrera % nnd from here
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
PICTURE CARD
CAUSES DEATH
Vouna Man maHsd a. Ohlsotionsbis
Ore 70 oirl srs u shst ~ Hsr
nrothsr Aftsr ouarrsL

Cuftrnan, Ca. Dec. i1-rrouhis over
the sen1inE ~ q picture poat card. to-
day resulted IN the shooting and knfins
of David Waldron. q young man RON
Scrsven. c. Bryant Foisom. Who u
implicated. has surrendered @ the po-
ice
Tee shooting vas e. ne Folsom
hcrne three miles from here Waldron
vent there today u is sati. ard made
a rsmark about e card Ne had re-
Gently sent % Foisom'a sister. The
Eirl resented the remark. uc~urdinE 70
ths evidence Eathere6. End Fcl~ori or
asred Waldron away Wfaidron re-
turned and the shooting resulted Both
are from prominent famfiies
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23

Two persons were painorriy. ehuuwN
IL iH not thouHhf danEeroualv injured
last night shortly SITTER q o'clock. whsm
an automobile driven by John Moora
n Mlliview. and q street car on ina
belt hne were In q cciiision at tha
corner - Rnmnnn and Davulierm
streets The autonobfg vas aimomf
completely demolished and Cal wheat.
~ West Romano street. and Oacnr
Walker. cf Miliview. we're the men "
iured. The other oocunanta John
Moore. the driver. John Mnurich ana
Walker wilkins. escaped without IN
jury. though they had marrow escapes.
The party had been bunting and ms-
cured The automobile. which runs he
tween penaaroia and 1finview, FOR tha
TIP. The car fret came % palnfow
street and lsft one ~ the party. then
turned aud wah taking the rernmlnAer
home when uevntiar street was reach-
81 THO driver 81 the automobile dia
not hr1r ard could not ace the an
preaching street car. nrither could the
motorman - the latter see the auto.
mobile The auto had partly cronsed
the trarh roinn west on noman street
whon the front a tho cmr struck A.
TIE auto wNa hneched > dinimnee ~
ntouf gniry feet and kmNrkna two lrum
supports from under W uforn nhna
Walker Vas iu1urn6 about the funN ana
bruised Considerably. whiie n wma sid
tisnt Wheaf Fnoelvmd similar lnimriae
Both were taken % ne nauitnrium for
treatment
The street CO vac IN charge % No
torman n. q. Reidy end Conductor
Tsyior. The form~ vas arrested OR
failure - SOUND the Eonn IN approach
ing q street corner. AZ witnesses sain
that neither the car nor automohila
sounded any signal a. they approach-
- the CROSSING.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
CHICAGO HAS A
MURDER MYSTERY
pohes Can obtals Ne ciuss 70 idsr.
tity 81 People wbe Brutsliy Murder.
80 oiamond Merchant Friday.

DalUsEo. Dcc. aa--rhe murder % y.
W Lnwuc the diamond merchant. Who
uar found stabbed. aiaHhsd shot and
burned win acid in Ms shop Friday.
vaH today atsaitisd az among Chlea-
SOS Erratest murder mysteries. Cap
fhln e4lrins ~ tha Chicago detective
bureau. tnsav ordered fhc release u
tle two suspects captured. and al
mittrd their is no hope a. Connscting
che tnree men and two women san
holat with Ae crime Pie ia retaining
them. however. - account Cor the bur
Ear tools End other susrieiaas arfi-
elcn found in their anarumtns. rh-
police ere worfing on -ioalousfvH and
revenge theorisS but aausit thsrs ere
No clues
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
MANY INJURED
AT ENTERTAINMENT
81 psrsons probsbly Fatniiy ara
ssors Seriously Hvrt When BuIldinp.
Whsrs HUNDREDS Hsa osthsrsd. Gel.
tapnsd.

Greensboro y. c. Dec. ga-Nin per.
seas were probably fatally ana = score
seriously injured 81 EIkfn Saturday
wight VIXEN ths school huildinm. where
Christmas entrrtainusnf was being
heid. collapsed
The noor % the room drurped tsTsn.
AZ feet huf ~ two hundred nrsmsuf
scarcely any we're unhurt rIrs hroke
uut in the wrurkaRo fatally burning
three and three more wfil die. of frac-
tured skulls
Eikin in q remote fnountaincnus dis-
trtcf. aud dctnnn are Hlow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
BAD WEATHERIS
THEPREDICTION
Weather Bureau Says Cen
eral Rains in the South,
With Snow and Rain in
the North and Cold Ey-
eywhere May BE Expect
ed This Week.

WashInNtou. Dee g2.=-0enrrai rains
ia fhe southern states, sits snow and
rain iH the northern and southwestern
states. o. predicted this wesk by the
weather bureau. aa the result ~ dis-
trrhaurss now covering ire fnr nnrth-
vraf and Rio uranss valley. wsich viii
move eastward to the great central
raurv Monday and the eastern states
Tuesday or "wednesday.
Another disturbance viii move east-
ward from tha Gar woet. cross the
Mississippi valley about Thursday and
frr eastern stafes Friday end Hafur-
oFF Dc win b. followed hy Geld
vratHer IN au parta
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23

Afra Lewis Harcouf an American
woman who vas formerly Miss Mary
purna % New vork. is shc-siy 20 en-
tsrtalu the Prince q Wales az Nuns-
hau Park. OKfordsnire. which - onc
% the most heautiful OF English couu-
Fry homes The party invited viii BE-
small and the guests an % Queen
Mays choosing.
TIE honor ts one wbich thouEh
great In way r. noe coveted over
much uy other hostessss raey DO not
care Cor the responsibility cf entertain
inE . YOUNG gentleman. royal o. other
wise. whose mothers excessive anxiety
for aim prompts her uot ony Co de-
.cidr what guests hts hostess shan in-
yits. bat What menus fe faaiI have
while ou bits visit and row often BIS
slothez are a. be aired.