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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-05
OPEN SHOW TODAY
N"'oroh'Ie Dealers Of Pittsburgh VIII
Open Big Srew in Tia, cita
This Evening.

What 0r'rie"s 20 bp n big event
IN Hi'tet"r-h rcNt week VIII 10 IN.
Moor CNf Ihi' 20 10 ournoI This o,cn-
.nc hN the Automobile Dealers a-s.,
ri"tion 81 Ft'sourrh ~ tn Feat -.
cry market house. I'll. big bur ff-, ..
h'7 h"'u t'~iefulIy do,o grated for .1a
., "n-ion AMI "a Ii- t's.. l- assured
'ia"s have t'~1 made for ou'crtain o
lng M "T7nc= ~ persons d.'riut the
i'" ~ 'h" nov. ard 10 f.. trough. tina
p'rsoT7 .rf' rested Bop ar.'trot .ior f.o,t
al' over the tri-s'l'c territory vii, az
tcrd
\ sre'.1l attraction Which i- sur. 2.
Prove resting nd i!crs''- 10 iii..
VISITOR. B. 'a. tu.' tia; two score of
h"aN'i'rl e'f- birds have been o.
rfr.J ara '"sr "."' have. tho freedom,
- the Ing h-riidirr r..nr pri.V.--ai
2" q and sling ~ n wi'l'r the ti-
orrio uf'. TE'- VII PROVE a his IN
r0f1fiof for ia" Visitors
J. is ',',n1t"@ thnt tho show vii
'''' r-Hf tH'n million Gpi.a~-
v'ita or F.tru"lil.r -ud ac,.sso. .p..
ori Included 500 'h- ARA, tn 70 -rI
D." or fird- ~ rt-.,,r .er AMI fral--s.
.... a'i f""~'e -D...f',.r with ..~-..-
tl',~ That t- for anyway connected
" .rh az au'"T-r ti'-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-05
A REAL CURE
FOR DYSPEPSIA
"PhPE's 0iAT-FsiN" ecTTLEe
SOUR. I2SET SToMAcRS
IN FIVE niNUTE3.

Do so'ic focds yea est hit back
;astc ro~i. bli work badly: fsrment
Into stubborn humps ana cause a SICK.
spuT. gassy stomach Now, Mr. and
Hrs. DySrrr;ic. iot this down: Papo'r
!harops,1 Il '-rsts everything. leaving
r"'h'rs - scrr and upsct you Ther,.
ncNcr -.as arSibing 20 safety ru,ck. 20
Ccrt1'1'. effective. 40 difference how
h2Hl, Your c'o,nach Ia dircrdcTcd. ycu
WI got happy results In I've rn'nn'e..
NJ wA1' T'caecs yor most is that 4;
STRENGTHENS and regulates your stom.
7ch 80 YOU can eat Jour favorite foods
w.;hoSt fear.
Mcst remedies give YOU relief some.
tmoS-tEey are slow. hut not sure
biapeps'n Is quick. ncritiye and puts
irEr stomach IN such a healthy CON
c'i'n % mo misery wont come hack
You fol different as soon as nls.
:"rsin comes IN contact with the atom
ac>'-f'istrcss just vanishes-vour
stomach PETS gwee'. no gases. no bclct
:l;. no "rucj"'ions Of und'gcsied food
your head Cic"gs and yol fcel fine
60 now. mako the hes, investrcr.
you ever made ny getting a l7rge 6ftv.
cont caso of Pap" Diapopsin from
any druS store. You roalize in Eve
minutes how needless " IS &c surer
rom indigestion. dyEIepsia or nny
stomach disorder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-05

Durrh auto snow to he held IN tho
'r.'kN IVY It's week. Tho show win
open today and continue for one we.k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-05
BqSIe'S
TIE HOME OF QUALITY"
Twelfth and Market Streets.

r.f Golden ruhHee celebration. viii
''. morning resume hts duties u
i"..-' rc ~" coming celebration IN sv-
..' possible was.
Sirr" 'rr fr-f appeal Tor AID was
% re'er7I 10 $50 Mr. Ferguson
fI. worked afmosf nirht and dav win
committee fo aiic' late me suffer-
.fe OF 'U' hundreds " food stricken
iirrfe ~ This CITY During that
time ho vas forced Co. NEGLECT HE pub
N.Ift campaign .omcv hat but aa IN
f.-rrf tn fhr fcofa overahadowed the
esnli reufcrri0t Jubilee dur.uE the last
frv dr.e fi1f rtfrf has not suffered
greatly ne consequence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-05
AUTO IN BATTLE
Used as an Ambulance n Mexico City
and Mas struck by Bullets
Mary Times.

Il is en- the battle asld thai 7 rlan's
mctile gets Trio ACID tost. Here Is
ere case y here n"; onlv mems met.
de bft n auiunohile'E metal WAS
sub .tctcc to the Seycreet trail and
came through w;'h honor unsaaied.
During the recent warfare in Mexico
10y, "crnd"d spiG Crc iay diving in
INC 'reets from exposure ana lach o..
r Deal ate nfi"a on account az me
di-o-eaui-ed state o. affairs ~ nla.
gate prov '"u TO- their comfort srd
- atmer fvd ccCg made vDti civil
ll..a, Llininct1. Cf i1C d1nTr e 20 them
.-itos. Nt-N m~V.1 20 risk their lives
IN htincinE the Wounded anl suilyr!u,
10 shelter
One NJ these civilians -7s Sc-or
jose RnGucra. lie mede htt new !y
purchocca Cr7lr-r"C "F'iS' ;cU-iuc CO.
servo tho puTp0sc of an au5,iln.u
aud for thrC" dars and niEl.s rr wos
constantly "ula:oi II The @cr; - res
cue. Although ~ trnvc ~ car iH.r
th" Ncr- 'h.chest Of the f-ht he &C.
cScpl absolutely unhur, when 'hc
fact thai the car was struck no los
than a Gozcn -.rlrs = considered. N.
escape appears 10 be a TiraculoU.
ono
\ s'ono coTnice. telling nom = build
m. sI1irg way under the i'r"i1- sh'i
ling. ore 0ff door aai = rarr a. 'hc
running hoard O. the car. nyirs
fra -me1f ~ sh-rp1el pi,wod !t's way
through the trp - he lood. the steer.
ING wheel was s"iirtcrc1 ny stray
bali AMI the body of The chr WAS it
erI.ly riddied. st che time evc-y
I've was fa;. Tuuctured by hui'cja
Gosrite tho hcttofing the Chalmers
never once failed 10 respond 10 tho
will os It's driver
Alter tho his battle ne car was
rlaCed On display NJ tho sslesr0Cms
or Nchicr and DoCrcss, Chalmers
dealers IN Mexico City
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-05
AUTO BRIEFS

An Idea ~ tho growth N popularity
~ The American motorcycle can be
had from the ia that one concern
'rs- year uarSete3 1880 of It's motor
cNc'cs ara FOR 1918 has made perpar-
afi"rs g.: delivering 2S.0oO more. TIE
n~chires sell for from $500 to 1925
each.
TToN-H'v for Ito fire. time IN ttc
-'Gtn of VT Ni--iui1. and NJ least
'he frst ti01' In ohio cornty. mail de
ii-,rl@s ity. te0 made Icy au;nu'"-
bile. : Moon car owned by Georgr
W. Hard. of Elm Grove. 'ras the first
Gr.. fn r1ri'- fn- 'r.fl. h.in~ pressed
ir'io s'~. 'r. Thursday to carry tc'atcI
'Taii gov i-'V Grove ?" the pcstof-
f'"s 60 'i-iat-i-ni4 md Ronevs POM
b"Ca ESQ 80 hat no other method 90
r.' % C't..rt. ~. T.. < @. rai'roa 4
r1d NOT '1rric1 mas 20 these stations
o. or't .'7- ''airs Gerry f. md .or A
frw drfr. n-''iu- llt ac-,wmod1tiou
Iairs v--o oTo-~'"l on tho road.
Good progress is being maee Sy
r~crl.er- o. tho new d.aI, rs ase0ola-
t'on fN0f gas r'.rn'iv or-ar'zed in
'h'- ,'.u tH.rr- .''res ar- enrolling
r"" m 'p1sre ard Tho rfGcers n
o. aftinr q 800 o. i-ve frst viii N.
.''1 ~ the ~,vt meeting f'r adoption
. rl""-ii@ v'. 90" Called soon.
Io-d~iuo. Co.cral, lo9 80 unique
Ii~'.-'fi'r co. having :: "N0 poTJia'!na
or, .... automobile" Tft. car is ov--
81 iv ". s. N..to,sor prominent
u',r.'- town OF shat town and TIL car
% i'1.'-.
: u".',-- of 'ir '~-~r'ly orr1-iz"i
$40 r-a .cr- a~-o'i..tnu Of this CITY
wi" r, H@i !r w." "o1~l # Tiri-
rr'r-- ... 'iws ..-t r.. :
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

The publication whose views and whose
editor said that The North stand
feature of which is not progressive
policy rests sound economic OASIS "hcn
the foundation progressivism function which
paper advertising place within the easiest
product which he needs or desires
ant receives which tells him where and
preparation be obtained To make
our meaning clearer personal experience
Having for slight stomach disorder we
received prescription filled of fifty cents The pre-
returned with the bottle OF hqd Durs
inferno in Philadelphia hospital
He said the formula physicians
thing added on the market IN convenient
sold under registered name
five cents The same remedy from
prescription physicians fee, cost $3.50
Tbi of freely admit that
the disorder medical examination
who cannot AFFORD the
money or time needed to good
EPSON and onehth OF cents worth VIII
do IS much good az worth of "magnesh suphas"
s danger medicine taking let remark that
have found that popular practitioner IN rna
dpa prescribing containing such proportion
of morphine excluded from The North Americans
highly ethical remedy for is adVei
Used in the best medical Journals
quite the last analysis economics will govern the
preparations regards those whicn nave
believe that nothing the
operation of the law
Both patent the medical profession by the
way atated establish national department Of
department be founded and conduct
ed lines approximating to our advertising pohcy'
manufacturers generally against the pa ana
generally its opponents are many VINO
that harmful preparations from the
advocated by physicians who would sup
press every publicly advertised matter how meorous may
our hope and our department established
which useful and honest
1.-THE economic arguments such package
goods through that in this en-
would not dare law that would strike oo"r
a system beneficial to the people at large
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

had given up her apartment anu n"O
indicated that she would not return
TO Washington. Further than thls'
those in charge of stoneleigh Cour"
where the Bournes have resided LOT
the last three years, could throw No
light on the matter. Close FRIENDS Oh
Mrs, Bourne in Washington state that
she and the senator have not been on
the best terms for over year and that
Mrs. Bourne has confded to many Oh
her congressional friends that she In
tends instituting divorce proceedings.
Mrs. Bourne mentioned the name Oh
a woman stenographer as the one VINO
had come between her and her nus
band. If divorce proceedings nave
been instituted, there is no conflrma'
ton of such action to be had in WASH
ington.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27
WILL FINANCE EXPEDITION.

Washington, Feb. 27.-The Natlohai
Geographic Society yesterday formal
ly released in favor of the CANADIAN
government its claim to financing the
Forthcoming 4-year Arctic expedition OF
Mr.. Stefansson, discoverer of race OF
blonde Eskimos.
Premier Borden of Canada in a letle'
today to G. H. Grosvenor, director VI
the society, said Canada was most ap
preciative of the valuable results Cd
tanned by Mr.. Stefansson's eXplora
lions and thanked the society for as
sisting the explorer.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27
MRS. BOURNE MAY
SUE FOR DIVORCE.

Washington, Feb. 27.-Mrs. Jonathan
Bourne, Jr., wife of the senator from
Washington state, has returned to Ore
gon. A generally circulated report had
it that Mrs. Bourne had gone to sue
for divorce. When seen, Senator
Bourne said:
ut is all news to me. l have re-
ceived no notice of the kind. If Mrs
Bourne has instituted divorce proceed
ings against me, or contemplates do
ing so, know absolutely nothing about
it."
Mrs. Bourne has been living in q
separate apartment from her husband
at Stoneleigh Court in this city. 1
was stated by the management o.
Stoneleigh Court that Mrs. Bourne
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27
ACTIVE BIDDING ON
WAREHOUSE PROPERTY

Special to The Net0s.
Jackson, Miss, Feb Pit looks
like big business for the trustees of
the bankruptcy sale of the National
Warehouse Company to be conducted
today, beginning at noon. Many mer-
chants and other investors are in the
city bidding on the remains of the
defunct company, and still more bids
have been received by the trustees
from out-of-town by mail.
The sale is being held at the offices
of the company, and included in the
stock offered is the building and land
where the offices are located The
property is IN classes all the way from
buildings to cotton knives.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27
ELLEN TERRY s5 YEARS OLD

London, Feb. 27-Ellen Terry for
many years the fremost actress OF the
English stage, celebrated her sixty
fifth birthday anniversary today.
Among the flood Of congratulatory
messages received mere many from
friends and admirers in America.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27
HEMPHILL MILL near
RICHTON DAMAGED

The Hemphill lumber mill on the
N. O., M. & G. railroad, near Richton'
was damaged by the storm last night
and several employees were slightly
injured, according to report received
here late this afternoon. The extent
of the damage done could not be
learned definitely, but not more than
thre or four tenant houses and a por
ton of the mill shed were damaged
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27
MISSISSIPPI GENERAL
ON INAUGURAL STAFF
Special to The Nei0s.

GDCCtut " 4 HO NSWos
Jackson, Miss, Feb. 27.-BrigadIer
General Edgar Hall Woods, Of Rose.
dale, Miss, commander of the National
Guard of Mississippi, has received
word of his appointment by Gen. Leon.
ard Wood, U. S. A., as an aide to the
grand marshall at the inaugural pa.
rade in Washington on March 4.
The appointment is of a compli
mentary nature, as General Woods and
General Wood are personal friends,
and have had considerable official
correspondence. General Woods has
been at the head of the National Guard
of this state for five years. He will
leave early next Saturday for the ma.
tional capital.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

word through advertising yesterday that recommend
ed nv specialists professional journals But that
urged upon magazines and newspapers the
doctors tell Ms cheese utterly without
M an example remedies shall use the name OF
modern antspc surgery lhl
~ prepaaion ehcay according the standards OF
the profession medical journals But even this
widely people go 10
stores told that has no ncacy Per-
baps has not paid for lot of bad medical
past
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

toBrien. 1T is not necessary to dag
nose the disease unless the patient OF
her husband has an income OF slo''
900 a year or over. The wife OF
wealthy man, as a rule, takes as Ut
tie exercise as canary bird IN It's
cage. Ninety per cent of the phys
clans patients are women, and 40 PEI
cent of these women are victims o
the 'birdcage disease"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

A recent investigation conducted by
the Federal department of commerce
and labor, shows that the price OF
sirlion steak has increased Is 1-2 per
cent in continental United States dur
ing the last year. The report is based
on prices quoted in nine of the most
importanta industrial centers of Amer
lea, representing every section of the
United States.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27
AGED MAN KILLED
BY FALLING LIMB.

Verona, Miss, Feb. 26.-D. F, Hub
bard. who lives near this place, while
cutting down a lodged tree, was caught
underneath a falling limb and instant
ly killed Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Hubbard and his wife both were
quite old and lived alone. Mrs. Hub
bard became uneasy about her bus
band and went out about dark, only
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27
News and Comment

were heard distinctly. Then a mans
voice came, saying: did you get it?"
After reading in the papers today of
the tests conducted at Sayville, L. L.,
of the wireless telephone, the opera
tors solved the mystery.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

Secretary of State Knox has sent a
letter to United States diplomatic Of
ficers in Europe instructing them to
give all possible assistance to the
American commission Of the Southern
Commercial Congress. which will sail
from New York April 26 for a three
months tour Of Europe to study agri-
cultural cooperation on that cont
nent.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

Preparations are being completed
for the convention of the National
Good Roads Association, which will be
held in Washington March 5 and g.
1t is estimated that between 1900 and
1900 delegates representing every
state in the Union will be in attend
ance.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27
U. S. SENATE PASSES
ExTRAVAGANT BILL

Washington, Feb. 27.-After an all
night session, the Senate, at S'oV
O'Clock this morning passed the pup
lie building appropriation BILL carry
ing an increase of nearly 60 million
dollars over the 25-million-dollar Dill
passed by the house.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

DIR. John O'Brien, in a talk OH
Health Hints" to the girls of St. Jo'
sephs Academy at Pittsburg recently
told about the "bird cage disease OF
wealthy women" 1.-THE constitutions
of most rich women are in wornout
condition from overeating, lack of ex'
ercise and stimulation" said Doctor
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

III Havana and the provinces alike
holiday was kept Monday last in
celebration of the eighteenth anniver-
rsay of the declaration of independence
and the commencement of the revolu-
ton which, with the Intervention OF
the United States eliminated in the
freedom Of Cuba from Spanish rule.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

Johnny O'Neil, who at rs Is one Of
the most enthusiastic Of fans, has
booked to take the proposed trip
around the world with the Giants and
White Sox.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

Cardinal Gibbons, in remarkable
public statement, declares that it
would be national dishonor for the
United States to surrender the Philip
pines to the tender mercies of some
neighboring power or to turn them
adrift, wholly unprepared to face the
future as an independent people"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

Eddie Plank has promised Connie
Mack that he will sign and go South
with the Athletics. Eddie says that
he has decided to stick to the game
Gust one more year."
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

The trial of the 100 Coreans charged
with conspiracy to kill Governor Cen
eral Terauchi, has been reopened at
Seoul.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

William Barnes, one of the organ
izers of the Republican party In New
York and for years active in national
political affairs, died Sunday at his
residence in Nantucket, Mass, from
pneumonia. He was SO years old.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27
ALWAYS HAS 1T

to find his dead body underneath tbo
tree.
Mr.. Hubbard was a leading citizen
He is survived by his wife and ona
daughter.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

Fort Worth, Texas,s in 1912 sur
passed St. Joseph, Mo-, in the ship
ment of horses and mules. In 1912,
the number of such livestock shipped
from the Texas city was 49,025, aaginst
97,361 in 1911 or a gain of 1864 head.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

behalf their products has been no
persistent than that from the medical procession LOT inc
proprietary remedies.
mo which has had close
the high standard which The North
that all these
evidence offer the fact that
physicians these remedies and
their patients before the preparations appeared
advertising Their attitude would indicate that the test
preparations efficacy rather than its
advertised remedies
prescriptions by doctors in good standing
There objection remedies
good advertised products
Every members of the profession prescribe
produce the deleterious result
medicine TAKEN both from the
the prescription that would be better
, ts tti Of medicine reernr however the right to use pre-
scrpion patent preparation ill ourselves
hormiss taking Of remedies with
ont medical examination is paub wrong and may be dangerous
do not quarrel with warning the
physician ourselves But let be remembered
that medicine by no means an exact science theory practice
their One excludes sub
pestent So that the treatment gets back
~ the individual Judgment of
dispensed AS the latter
point small especially doctors keep their
from twenty-five to fifty per cent
$50 much for our defense
policy consistency be measured we should
like to put a question o themselves
why which the most ethical and
conservative of them advertised only medical
Journals by them when appears
among advertisements?
discussing containing
refer simple weknown combinations In
viii is o possibility Of harm
mean instance widely and used with
by few ago
physicians But since mas
been discovered that 1t useless
preparation for pouitng Doctors pre-
scbed appauded its healing properties
extend its by newspaper
. under the ban Of the profession
ake proprietary the hghestade
preparation Once prescribed
freely physns condemned by them being very nearly
worthless.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27

The operators Of the Naval radio
station at Newport, r. l., while tuning
up for the Arlington station. Saturday,
were surprised to hear selections from
a graphophone. Some Of the pieces
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-27
THE DOCTORS AND ADVERTISED MEDICINES

Philadelphia its issue Of the 10th OF tns
month discusses considerable length Incidentally the
question newspaper to the general puo
subject much Importance and so w
y ably entertangy editorial e
tracts from that article as follows 1885,.
The North American has been between TWO eS Oh
All make or
generally dssened from our pos
questionable preparations have been bitter
their attacks.
physicians habuay resentment
and this matter than
despite the fact that we are more
medical professional
preparations advertised in newspapers
of every
strict ana
singled criticism is the whose
the physicians themselves
policy excluding advertising began dozen
barring of what be called
matter ppab fraud
hdrens remedies containing large quantities
naturally preparations for adult use which
quantities
all medical advertising from the classified
dictated business reasons
advertising 1t made
We could not maintain an
policy frauds politics and Wall
years of liquor advertising appeared The
remedies loaded with alcohol had to &c
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-23
SALVATION ARMY |
W|[[ Have GIFTS
FOR 100 K|DD|ES

A Christmas tree bearing gifts for
$50 poor children, fifty baskets for
as many poor families on Christmas
day and big rocking chair and doll
for some little girl are some of the
things that the Salvation Army is
going to do for the poor this week.
Wednesday morning between 10
and 12 o'clock the so dinner baskets
will be delivered at the home of the
poor folks who would otherwise not
be provided for. Wednesday even
ing the big tree will be ready and
the gifts presented.
c. C. Lamb has donated to the
army rocking chair which will be
given to the most deserving little
girl in the city. Ensign j. A. War
rem and his wife want to know the
names of any little shut-ins who are
i'll or crippled and cannot go to the
Army Sunday school. The latter or
ganization will have a big doll which
will go to the same little girl and
thus shed little more cheer on
Christmas morning. The recipient
Of the chair and doll must be Ill or
crippled in some way as the army
wants the gifts to so to the most de-
serving girl in the whole city.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-23

class of the Methodist church, at her
home on North Twelfth street. In
spite or the snowy weather, all IS
OF the girls arrived on the 1880 in
terurban filled the spirit of Christ
mas. brought by the beautiful" An
entertaining and extremely interest
ing afternoon was spent by the girls
IN making up little booklets. entitled
How ! Spent my Vacation" and fill
ing the pages with stories of Incl
dents. by means of pictures cut from
magazines. Some of the results were
exceedingly clever. At o'clock de-
licious refreshments were served in
the pretty dining room where Christ
mas decorations were abundant and
the table was also beautifully adorn-
ed with Christmas colors and other
Christmas suggestions. 1t was n
merry afternoon for the class who
enjoyed everything heartily.