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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-07
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XII PRAK- TIC

a brief and simple analysis Of a sci
ercs that r. completely changing All
theories a. 20 the cause ana relief q
diseases.
10 ia the science 81 adjusting the sub
lurafiuus fdlsplaceDerfrl IN the spinal
column. for the purpose % removing
pressure from the nerves The spinal
column g. the only place nerves pass
tcfwaen two hard. honv furfnrea. That
are moveabie. therefore the only place
nerves can BE- impirEed or the nerve 70
rfricfed. and 10 mafffree not what rnrt
90 me body is affected. the cause la In fhs
spin column 7 ak no questions. sim
Ply anaivEe the spine ana tell you every
place you IRE affected Chirouracfic 10
the only science that removes the cause
Of disease and lF done without pain.
drugs or knife We use nothing but
our hand The whole object f. accom-
rifehef when ne nerve fa releases.
Paralysis. deafrrea. loss % voice cam
Ger. crtarrah. Eali.sfnnes. rheumafiani.
appendicitis. neuralgia. eye. ear. fhroaL
lung stomach. liver. Kidney. bladder
trouble ETC.. I'D quickly aFd psrznAnautiT
disappear under ChirupracfIr adjustments
properly given We remove the cauaa
thereby assisting Nature.
Analysis and consultation frss ~ Of
fee
Ask FOR references from patients hsrs
So Wheeling
oIFFEY q orFYEH,
Chiropractors-
s75s 7Oth So Lady AttsndAnA
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STATE FAIR FOR 1912
PASSES INTO HISTORY

that II was getaway day and the
stands and booths were being torn
down along the midway and much OF
the stock was being shipped away.
For getaway day the attendance
yesterday was unusually good and the
same perspiring mass OF people filed
me grandstand and paddock. while the
midway was not 80 crowded on ac-
count OF the fact that many OF the
attractions had been taken away.
Taken as a whole. this years fair
has been the most successful in
every way for years. larger crowds
having attended than ever before.
more money having been realized By
tho association and a greater number
OF attractions having been on the
grounds.
Not In years have the attendants
OF the fair witnessed such classy rae
ing as was put on this year, the pro-
gram for each day Demg featured By
last and holly contested events, while
nothing so grand and startling as the
hights made each day by Aviator
walsh has ever been Witnessed here.
Classy Racing.
The races yesterday we're the fea-
ture Of the day. all being fast and
most OF them going extra heats. while
more than ordinary interest was taken
IN the ponies. and the pools we're
played heavier than any other day Of
the fair Aviator Walsh completed
his contract with the association when
he made two fights yesterday. but
viii likely remain in the city until
The first of the week. az he 81 waiting
10 receive orders from the Curtis
Company. By which he IL employed.
Immediately after the races were
finished yesterday the greater part Of
tho speed horses was taken 20 the
- a o. station. from where Iey will
DO shipped 20 Washington. Pa. Fair
mont. ana Marietta, O., where fret
class fairs viii BE- held next week
All o. the live stock will be moved
from the grounds today. the exhibition
halls viii be closed anc the grounds
viii be entirely deserted By sunday.
The Awards
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second young drake: second voy,, 5,,o,,
80. eS MDSiaNe. second drake first
ducE 'l'Tt young drake; first young
uuCn' D. FRANK ~ Son, second duck
white Call-Chss McClav. g.,
sIaNe' HrHt young duck. J. frank .
5oI second drake. first and second
81" -, . ,,. Hnd second young drake:
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EEIst yoang drake. first young duck +
ond young duck SCI
crested Whitc-Chas McCiav. fir,
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No. ult"i' iiTst youns drake. second young
Pekin--Chss. McCIavc. frs, ar.1..
:, , ~, duck' first young drake. flrsi
ytLhs duck. A. y TruNai second drat..
Y t,s1 ag S'. second young drake. second
kouen-Chas. McCIave. first d-.to.
liIst duck 4. y. Truxai. first vot,,.,
graAe. ufst young duck j. FrsnL =
con. second drake. second Young drsks.
oers. second duck
White Muscovy- Nr-claye st,s,
uIaH'' sec nd young drake. seeo,d
.".ns duck Farber Bros. first df,-t
a. iIuAal. second drake. second ducLt
-" ~ young drake first young duck
Indian Runner-Chss. MrC-f.y. g..
craze, first duck. first voung 49,.
tiIst and second young duck Wilson 4
, ". ~ hefs second drake. second ducE
- -. ifukal. second young drake
White Indian Hummer Cbsric- A..
iaN'. iirst drake, first duck. firsf
young drake. fret young duck.
Geese.
.,'e.Ii 'an-',naa Mrciave. fret gander.
ygInE sander. YOUNG goose. a.
y. TnAai' second sander. goods II
p iAuE a. son. second trfIusr =.
Young goose
chinese Hrown-chas Mcclave fir,
sander. second goose q Frsrk = e...,,
Ifst younE goose. second sarfer. se~-
"ie h'Nhf Eanier. second young goose
,sin'se hitc-A > Truaxt ffrsf
McClave. first r0ose. rornr s'rf..
TruSai. second oockerei second r"iic,
o. ,F,tnnS = son. fret puiict
ilnrk rNinH- Partners rfroa fleet
cock first hon. fret ,o~kerel. e.r,.-. q
pullet Frank ~ Son. second non
~. ifuNaL fifst c"rkerei. fret pulIot
patrifre cocbins Farb.- rr,s ,t..,
cock tret ben p. ~ Rirketfs eer.r.f
cock. second hon first rnrkeref f.rrf
pnict a y. TruNai. second c1ckerei.
Lisht Brahms p &C. Rirke,ts e,-s,
anl 70 Onl rnrE. first hon. fIraf cool.
cfeI first pullct q Frank q Son eer-
.nI nen n TruNaL second cockercl.
rark Rrahmaa-Fsrter nro4. first
Coz =. second hen. q 10 Hi~keffe. ser-
nnI rnlE. fret hen first anf second
ca. tfrol. first and second rlilef
t.f.s HrfHrtrl Rcd MIavc-F Il
Eirkrff. ffrf rHrf. first hon fret 80
u r9nd Coz krro' fret and second ruIIef
\. n Irur1I. second r0rF. second hon
COLLEEN seanriEhf -Farher Bros. frfsf
ani second cock fret hen p " Rick
Gus Second bon. second ruilef A y
Irnr1I first rorkcrel r. Prank a SON.
second cnckerel first puiiet
silver scabrlcnf-F arher Bros first
ruok. second Nor. second rnrkera1 y
IruNfi second COCK. fret cockcrel D.
ID. EIrtcffs. first hen
N'a.k Tailed Inraneae- FHrher Bros
first COCA. flst hen, first c0ckerei. d.
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Harriet Hubbard
Ayers Beauty
Culture Preparations

THIS store is headquarters for
the famous Harriet Hubba. d
Ayers Beauty Culture Prepare
tons. Included among the toilet
requisites and natural beautifers
are Luxuria, La Mira, Face Cream,
Face Powder, Scalpinol, Creme
Delicias, Lotion Delicias, Com
plexion Balm, Moth and Freckle
Lotion, Eau de Beaut, Brilliantine,
Wrinkle Eradicator, Color-Tonc,
Snowdrift, Skin Whitener, La
Belle Coquette Rouge, etc. Full
lines of these celebrated beaut'fi-
ers in stock at our Toilet Goo Is
Section, main floor.
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Arrnnae- Berry Uroa pr~.h.f.r.
Ioirt. ONO, first cock. first co-ksrei.
second rulfof
Whson = Chalmers Doyiestovn. o
second cock
chss. Mcclave Nsw London. O.. first
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Inc awarding Of premiums was
completed yesterday. when the poui.
try Judges made the following
awards.
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GETAWAY DAY YESTERDAY pos
sEssED MANY FEATURES.

Big Crowd Attends on Last Day and
Big cavalesde Through City
Marks Close.
Once again Old Sol favored the
State Fair Association. and with ideal
weather the last day OF tho 1912 fair
was n great success, despite the fact
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
Miss BLoUNT GUEST At
DERuTANTE PARTY.

Miss Elizabeth Hyhart f. favored
child ~ fortune. thla week. az on sun
day evening she dispensed the hoani-
taIities gracefully in her own home
when she kept open house. Monday
she was The inspiration 81 box party
a. the Lyric theatre. Tuesday honor
EIfst at an informal bridge party. and
on Thursday her mother. Airs Hyhart.
viii Compliment her with bridge
luncheon.
Mrs Forrest Harsh has proved a
most generous fairy rodmrther % her
on two occasions. az o. was she who
rendered her the hos party and yes
IU. she proved how charmingiY she
CH reside az chatcleaiEe IN her own
sweet little home when she enter
tanned Miss Hybart AZ bridge.
The games 81 auction bridge were
played in the living room. the environ
ments ~ which are most attractive.
ewing 40 the artistic taste ~ MrH. J. a
Robbins and her daughter. MrA HARSH
The participants who surrounded
ere four tables we're Misses Elizabeth
Hybart. Glars a. Grassland. sadie
shields, Mary HaEan. Glen Mckenzie
Gladys Tumukina Narina and GLADYS
Could. Marguerite Fratornzni. Laura
pWiaus. fmoFrne Little. Coraua Burns
WiiieIla Raiuer, ~ union springs
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60 SA@=====--==

Moliie BiounL % Pensacola. Mrs. J.
Erndford Luak and Mrs. warrior lnne.
Miss HaEan made the hiEhes, scnre
and was awarded the prise. a pair q
white silk hose. while Miss HYhart vas
presented with n lovely pair q TINS
ones BY her hostess.
a pleasant part ~ fhs afternoon
vas spsnt in abe c1g DIN ug room.
where the haatcss. assisted hy WE
Err Eimbau served her guess wi'h
ten End a salad course
Tie table bespoke both a bride ans
a dahutants a. ita motif m 80 al
white decoration. having q pretty Hat
tenders lace centrepiece upon which
rested mirror that reflected THE
fovely vase ~ brides roses that restef
apon lt Some % Mra Harah'H wed
einE presents we're used Cor the nrst
dime. lCudinE an elegant charm @ TIE
table appointments which in its ex
quisite settlnE proclaimed the Eooe
taste of ere hostess. which was sN-
aibited throuHh0ut che whole affair
Mobile Register
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The QHickesf. Jf1ipisSf
Cough Cure
Easily sd Che.ply Maae -
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The pruuut results from this recips
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rHE MARRIAGE o. M. JONES
AND Mss pIMNICk.

on TIE several occasions when Miss
annie May nImmlck visited in Pensa-
cola a. ere E1eaf n ne Misses Holmes
she made many friends and receised
q number % social attentiona
Those who had the pleasure - meet 5
inE Miss Dimmirk Win be Interested
an the following account - her wed
dina. taken from ne MontFomerv
Journal
The church ~ the Holy Comforter
wna the scene ~ q beautiful weddinE
tfIH afternoon az nva O'CLOCK when
AlisH Annie Nav nimmfck became t1s
bride of Mr. Joseph Rrevard Jones The
church wa~ prettuv decorated Tor the
occasion with southern smll.K and
white roaas
Miss Katie Booth. the orFanist.
PLAYED the wedding march from Lo-
henNriu az the bridal party entered and
Nlendrissohn's 81 they ieft the ch irth.
The uahers entered nrsts they were
ar Arthur Han. ~ fJowndeshoro. Mr..
Prank ward of birmingham, ar. ".
I r. Thetford and Mr. A. D. Wilson.
The bridesmaids. Miss Meta Jones
and Miss aura Jones came On together.
They looked lovely In exquisite dresses
Of white lingerie and lace. Their
flowers were pink Killarney roses
Mrs. Joseph r. pimmick and Mrs. A.
r. Wunon entered together. They wore
beautiful dresses 81 white crepe meteor
and carried white roses. Just preoed
/ ting the bride was her matron % hon
OF. Mrs w p Thetford who was
beautifully Eowned IN white crepe me-
teors she carried white roses
The bride entered on Al arm % her
brother Mr. j. p. Dimmick. who gave
I her On marriage STE made a graceful
and attractive squire In her wedding
gown ~ white ehnrmeuaa. trimmed
with real lace: her veil ~ white tulie
was caught with q wreath 81 Grange
blossoms and she carried a shower
bouquet 81 brides roses.
Al the altar they were met By ar
Jones and his best man. Mr. Frant
Gilmore. The ceremony was impress
sively performed BY Reverend stuart
Mcqueen.
After the ceremony. Mr.. Jones and
his bride left FOR a trip 20 Florida. on
their return they win be at home al
ina Whitman street
THIS marriage unitea two ~ Mont
Eomcryss oldest and most prominent
families Miss Dimmick a. n young wo-
man a. much personal charm and bril-
liant intellect she was Tor some time
q very popular member of the faculty
81 the Gtrig High school Mr.. Jones o.
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A CHRISTMAS SHOWER ron
LOVELY YOUNG BRtDE-ELECT

Miss GLADYS Davenport. was the In
SEPARATION for enc 81 the prottiost ard
most original parties % the season
when she was entertained yesterday
afternoon az the hospital Wood home
on East LaRua street, Mrs. T. v Hoyt.
Miss Adele Chsres and Miss willie
weed having planned for their attrae-
tive young cousin one ~ the l0vsiiest
81 afternoon parties.
The Christmas season vus suggested
in al the decorations ~ the hospltAhle
home. and IN the room where the
shower was 80 clevcriy carried cot the
effect was particularly lovely. A small
Christmas tree was the central deco
ration % 'his attractive room. the tree
with its twinklina lights serving not
only % create q beautiful eject. bat be
ms the original means used % shower
the bride with TIE many effta with
which n vas frsightsd Christmas
bells and gresna were also used about
the room. adding 20 its attraetiveness
When ths guests had assembled the
door o. The small reception room.
where the shower took place. vas sud
denly thrown cpen. disclosing the
Christmas Tree ray "a its decorations
Of silver tinaal and crimson rnrlands.
twinkiinE with innumerable Christ
mas candles. ard laden with packages
wrapped IN white paper and tied with
red ribbons. each ona with q long rih
bon end leading % where pretty little
Mary irrna Creary was wnttius. dressed
On q dainty lingerie gown. % pun The
ribbons and shower the bride to-be
with the lovely Eifts IN store Tor her
About the base % the tree. which was
covered win I'D orrps paper. the Eifts
too heavy or too fragile 90 trust -
the tree we're placed. and a merry tima
vraa spent BY the honoree and the as
ssfubied friends who gathered about
her 90 admire the lovely foretaHte ~
What the Christmas season VIII bring
90 this bride o. the YuIstids.
Silver and glass. china and linen
we're en- In the dainty packages tied
with the bright Christmas ribbons. and
after the gifts hda been admired the
guests we're ushsred into the parlor
where cards were PLAYED sor severai
hours Here the Christmas tones also
prevailed the spicy pine branches and
crimson Christmas bells creating .
bright setting for the young women n
attractive afternoon gowns AEnins;
T the lace curtains ths bright bells made
q note ~ color and they were sunw
from the chan6euera and tn ether
places about the room. ferns and o. arr
rotted plants with the green ~ The
I pine also being used
The score cards we're btE Christmas
I seals Decorated with santa Claus hes ~
and sprays ~ pointsettis. each tlsd o.
a urv born
i Miss Davenport the lovely young
+ h0nnree. wore en- attractive gown -
. golden brown unsssaIIne with trim
u1ings ~ cream colored aUrique. Mrs
+ HoEt wore lovely toilette ~ Klng'a
Blue nlEssaline wffh. Esar warnlture
and lace Misa Charee were an attrac-
F. tive afternoon gown of pink lingerie
with touch 20 black VELVET end Miss
Il Wo ord aas beautifully E0eucd .u vine
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QUESTIONS FoR THE CATIONS
MALNEVfs KING ARTHUR.

Question 4. Give events eliminating
in tire marriage - uther and tgraine.
Question Q what had Merlin re-
questcd of Uthcr1 FER what reasons 2
Question a Describe the treatment
accorded the infant Arthur.
Question =. Tel 81 ths latter dayu
~ kiuE uther
Question s.. After sis death. what
action ~ the Archbishop - Cantsr-
bury became necessary
Question e what tendency a ne
di@val sFitsfs D. compiled ~ MalvsT
Oh paragraph W
Question q Relate the experiences
~ Arthur On New Years nay.
Question a what beautiful traits q
character does be MANIFEST
Question q. How dlh the people BE-
come finally convinced 81 Arthur'a rfEnt
90 the throns7
Question 1e-Whas we're the frat
oTrial acts ~ the neu kinEf
Question n Ter ~ contest win
Tire ktnEa praosdinE .Arthur's corona
tion feast and ~ Mertiu's CounHeiinFa.
Question a. Under what circum-
stances dif re- later become necessary
90 seek aid n Kings San and RorH7
Question "a who were EinR A.
thurH messenger Tell o. their
eVentfuI Journey
Question 1A Describe nrepnratfonn
Tor war % Arthur and ths Two kinEs.
Question 10 what preparations
were being made meanwhile. by the
eleven allied kinFH'
Question a. sketch very briefly ne
entire battle.
Question NJ. Describe Arthurs res
cue ~ KlnK Fen.
Question tR In the conversation BE-
tween KinW Arthur and Kiugs ban AMI
f Rors durinE the iuu If ne battle what
I interrsfinE charnrtfrHfic % the men
I q the time is brought OUT
Question ne. Give preparation 'or
the Last stand e the eleven allied
|hiurs
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ono. 20 see II was mad a. him. !
told him no. Re r. an awfuily nice
BROWN EYES
7 don't zee what you can A.. Brown
Eyes n be- cared very much fur you
he would not 70 with ans other Firl
You did right 20 tell him you are not
anETg. but u I we're you 4 would set
another beau.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-Do you think
there "A airy harm Tor a young man
20 50 into q saloon 10 play pools Don't
you think folks form bad opinion %
hint have a s0n aged twenty two
Who takes much pleasure IN 90 doing
What can ! 90 % heap him from So
ANXIOUS MOTHER
Dear mother its diflcult % tell you
chat 90 do n I we're you and could
manage g.. ! would have q pool table
at home and learn huw % pihy with
my son and invite his frienas IN 20
play with bin. Yes. "a harms a roung
mans good prospects 20 b. seen Hpeud-
inw much time over q pool table Try
and ind some other ahsorbing interest
for him which would place him In bet
ter company.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-I am thirteen
years old and my mother has been
dead i've years am staying with
a very nice woman. but papa wants me
% come and stay with him Tie has
not got things convenient and there
are always two or three men staying
with him. do you think ID would he
all right for me 90 so with him or 10
stay with the woman two or three
years yeti
IL my writing goodT ! am IN the
seventh grade. Am ! sell alonR7
SCHOOL GIRL
II your father knows what 10 best
for his little giri he viii not ASK her
20 i've with him when he has several
other men staying with him. Stay
with the woman. ny dear. untii sour
father can make the right Kind % a
home for you.
Your writing II fair ard you are DO
ing very well IN school
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12

n you want 20 free your head 81
dandruT and stop faiiinE hair, you
must sooner OF later resort % New
bros Hspricide
~ using Herpicide arEt YOU save
yourself worry. which ia desirable. yea
save money. which Ia consideration,
and you save your hair, which is the
most important % an
Why not profit b. the experience ~
Mn a. A. lee. ~ 10 South tth So
Richmond. Va. who writes
Pour years residence in india
ruined ms hair until lf VAS hut Two
inches long and ven thin. Z tried
everything ln Europe and America
without beneNt until Z was induced 20
use Herpicido My hair is now long.
s1ft and siIhy and natural color. wAilc
sfore % vas quite gray. My friends
never tire % admIrInE my hair"
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NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE SAVES WORRY,
SAVES MONEY, SAVES THE HAIR

Mrs Lees story 10 a typical history
Of hair troubles After everything eiss
fails Newbro's Herpiade brings re-
ucf n would be Just a. effective Il
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NeWhro's Herpicide kills the hAn
drum rerm and prevents falling hair
N si0pa itching 20 the scalp aimort
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MANY ATTEND BALL
AT FORT BARRANcAs.

Many Pensacola people last night
visited Fort Rarrancas and we're among
those uho danced IN ths gymnasium
there "a . benefit ban Or g. JOINS
Episcopal church a. Warrington.
The function Vas arranged b. Mrs..
Wharton. wife - Sergeant Major
Wharton. ~ ths fort
Music vas played ~ the Eight RaE
iment hand. under the leadership ~
vas sncorsd
There vas = large ans exclusive 80
tendance and ~ 70 understood ire ball
vas social and financial success.
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oolored me-saline with ecru iaes trim
minFs
The dun wfntrv afternoon only served
90 make the honae with its bright nEhta
and gay Christmas greens and giowing
bells the brighter. and the twenty -four
girls gathered about the card tables
20 enjoy the bot chocolate, chicken
SALAD and sandwiches served after the
games. and % congratulate the hos
tesses. the honcres and each other on
the delightful afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12

cecilia Lotus. Kenneth Hunter. Ar
thur Elliott. Charles E Bryant VII
Ham Hananr. Gertrude Harkelafs Lola
Lea. Nina Elmone. the noted Frcnch
netress John Nason, Buic Burke.
u,ouRlan FairhankH Fruncea Cameron,
rred walton. frank Mcintyre. George
AL Cohmn. neurHa Collier, Ruth a.
nenis. Udidth Wynne Mathison. Viola
Allan and otheFa.
Mis- Qiadla Hanson. an Atlanta rir.
Who has attained success on the stage
played ore ~ thu ieadiaE roles in tha
beautiful raraanL "rhe Flowers ~ the
sea- which concluded fho program.
Wufh 81 Denis and Edith WVune
Mathiaau TOOK ths other Leading roles
nna nearly 800 women presented the
BEAUTIFUL aueForicai eNtravagauza. no
vrua hnssd on the customs prevaieut
among some % fha nsherwouen ~
foreign countries. who ne 6 certnin ttrns
earh yer scatter flowers on tho ocean =
face in eomuaemnrntiou az their dead
Several times fn ths course ~ tho
presentation ere horror and sympathy
which rrfppaa enc World when the
news ~ fhe disaster became SHOWN,
wansf 10 On me hearts ~ me audiauce
ed tears once more save their tribute
70 ne dead
The audience was ere iarwsat thai
ever crowded into The CenfurT thent. r
noFss sald fer a. h.Fh a. tioo. and
fhe seats brought them from So 90 $40
MHHy ~ ne women Who contributed
tn tbe success Of the Performance
werr sufsrtalnsa ne luncheon bsfor,
no home of Mra George y
DaHI1 who. vlfh M-a stuyvesant r1sh
Mra James ErFynr and Mrs. william
A Uamiiton. was IN eharra ~ enc rais
~ rramnms End souvenirs Ia tho foyer
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
MPs. IcE mAURA. a. TO SPEND
ChRfaTMAa M ALABAMA.

NrH l1e Wnufa. D.. and her nfere
Httle Fdith Maura. vii lsava on Sat
Hrday fnr ureenviiie f0 spend christ
mas with MR. aiaura's parents Mr.
md Mrs. STEINER. Mf Naure VIII ioin
Hia wife Tor ere Chriafmaatf1o.
Ms. Maura win also visit iu Mont
gowery before returning home ns the
guest ~ Mrs Mas steiner Cr0mmelin
nHd ether relatives.