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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19

evening PRAYER and rrcIp
r..I'I.. o. u SUNDAY e.hu.I. So.
Johns church house. Erh, Point o
r r rIran. ..'..l sf IrrIe Gw
grove 30 m. .su.fr PRAYER and
t.ar. &c. Ia... Eim GROVE. @,r.
.I..- f.r fhr v..N 90 go Matthew o.
.h.r. r He f.ru0s W,Ir.-Dl.. In D
m. m.rrirr uftItr aud uitur.
lrIa.. trl4t OF St Wara. in rH r.
m. h.'t .ommur'u fr.ilN $50 81.
m. ..sH.rl PRAYER.
Island christian church. Rcv e. s.
llutslHr pastor Bible school e 80
Frank Htrrer. -upt preaching scrv
ice i1 g. Special sermon fo business
mon .u Profit and Loss as View "a
lf Jesus Speri1' music will he ron
drrrI Evening service o.. subject
confession" The third a. a -rr.c. ON
What Must Do To g. Saved Tho
mems d.ut'e quartet viii nne
FnurDIcal Reform So stephen 81
church. cnrrrr Thirty sixth auI Tnn
streets. Urt o. " pr.ue.. pastor
German preaching lf tu fr1 m CON
grcr1 Inual meeting Immediately nf
f.r tho service SUNDAY school FOR e
10 m. willing Workers. society 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19

Warwood csbyterian church
twentieth street near Main: Edgar
Wills Day, pastor. sunday school IT
s45 n. m. ]. g. Moore. superintend-
ent; morning worship at IL o'clock.
when the theme will be Bought. -
Christian Endeavor at : y. m: eve
ming service at 1:45. subject OF ser
mon Changed into the same image.
Rev. Samuel l. Boston will preach
both morning and evening and bring
TO a close the two weeks series %
very interesting and helpful evangc-
iistic meetings. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at AZ. An earnest invi-
tation is extended FOR all these SER
vices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19

p 1n r. m. English preaching A. : 20
% M Choral society will meet Mon
dav evening 90 go o'clock In The
sunday school room Of the church
Choir rehearsal at 80 Thursday
cFcuIrl
Chariinc street " p ehurch. 2aff
Chapluo street. y g. Meredith pas.
for Public worship % t0 30 m.
and 30 % m. Morning subject
Fruit Of the Spirit Fvening
WHITTIER Divine Footftrps Lead
Sunday school at % m. sheldon 10.
-eph. superintendent Epvorth leaGus
40 - o. on prayer meeting Wed
ncsday evening at 1lD a cordial
welcome Co 900
Wesley W E church 7se. Jacob
street. D o. Workman pastor Glass
meeting .t O. 800 I,I tt Grorre " Car
ruii. class mrriuF aI G go. les -
Miss BERTHA Convey praHrhiuE -
1880 "a m and 40 % m b. the
pastor Tho usual services during TIE
u'rk s cordial invitation Dol extend
od tn 1l fo attend our ssrvires
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19

First Presbyterian church. corner
OF Chapline md Thirteenth streets;
Rev. W. \. 6tok, ID. d.. pastor. Ser
vices at 1880 4. N. and : 80 p. m:
Island Sabbath school Settlers hail.
corner Of Virginia and Penn. at y.
m: Young Peoples class In the lee
ture room at 6 A. J.. m: prayer meet
ing wednesday, AZ 7:45 p m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19

81. Johns Evangelical ProtestaL;
congregation: william G. Ulfert. pas
tor. Sunday service At 1890 n nv
and sunday school AZ n. m: Eng
fish evening service at 7:20. Thur
day. April IS. meeting OF the Christ -
ian Endeavor society. Further an.
nounccments during services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19

Edrwood Lutheran Mission. There
will he preaching In Edgwood town
hall on sunday evening al As. Re, .
:. =. Adams officiating. most cor
dial welcome Is ,Vtended To- the p'.b-
lie 10 attend this service. 4 very in
tercstinE sunday school a. $50 in "a"
afternoon. \ cordial welcome there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19

There will be preaching in Simpson
NJ Z. church Sunday at l0:45 a. TT.
and $50 p. m. by the new pastor
Rev. J. W. Jackson. Sunrise prayer
meeting at ESQ a m. prayer meeting
Wednesday evening: classes Tuesday
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19

North stree; Methods Episcopal
church. corner of Fif;h and Market
streets. John n. less. pastor. sun
cay school at = - a. IN. ". \. WI
scn. sup, rint"ud"ni public worship.
10 - p. m. sermons ny the pastor.
morning subject "ConQrerinF SCI e
evening topic Motives =" Holiness. d"
Epworth league. 80 p. m. si;hto, [
Money IN" TsS- e christian Ch1~-
artcr." Guy Frost. leader. Mon i1v.
80" %. m. HoN%' Pr'gad-. TU.Sdl~.
80 r M. Junior league. W,cres-
car. $50 -. iI. prI'"r melting d.
Th'-s'ia". - o. IN. Tr"th"rEo y
m',ii'c. Erica go y. ~. c'as>
meeting and choir rehearsal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19
The Young Peoples Devotional Service.

April 20. 1918.

In his
DRY and II wit" every changing mood he accustomed
would he wander far from the Of
alone will furnish one hymn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19
THE TEACHERS LANTERN.


hatreds and murderous
brought
for the low OF which
that
rect quite
however had
of
lively
or selfish
OF the al
OF
nerces OF
his And
do good" is
OF the o
the
and neishbor
a uoralea
itself
the which
arm ""'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19

the above Services. Rev. A. NJ. Flax.
OF Bethany. ". Va. will have charge
or all services Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19
JACOBS MEETING WITH ESAU.
(The Story.)

a OF Jacob
canaan MS IN There
nd
he was making his entrance in good form He
a mi with
oes and herds and caravan of his followers lie had
ing well the pesy function nheng his headhp OF the nation
OF
line He had the Messn hopeut all the brightness
by
sequences OF the sins forty years his unbrothey action his mb
~ronsed brother was approaching In hostile mien
OF the
ised and-h he needs stain its border
the Messan OF
the domestic and eneconae spirit OF the patriarch
In the extremity OF his peril the
nothing
lister whether believed
expeden he could
pended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19

stone PRESBYTERIAN Elm Grove T..
T. l."W'ilNu. pastor sabbath houl
~ To OBJ" e m Nr g. o. Iusuou.
Sur'. Preaching bt 'ho pastor 40 u
n and $50 90 m Morning Theme.
h'"u~'4ou~ 'ir'afuc--. Evening
ThrougnE IS Toucuiu- Dr. a. II
a. ".3" Sr g. T. or $50 Mi.
Alma Patterson leader
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19

First Unitarian Church-"The Re.
Igion OF the Hand" will be the subject
OF the sermon by the Rev Howard
\. Pease. NJ the Board of Trade rooms
SUNDAY morning al IL O'Clock. Kin
dergarten at the same hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19

Thomson Methodist Euis~opa
church -26 South broadway. ,On the
lslandD V C. IIartinger. pastor
sunday services. 1920 % N. Sermon
subject. The Altar and the Temple "
%" D.. 10. SUNDAY school SO y
m. EpWorth League 30 D. m
th" pastor Will preach the first sermon
of the srrics 81 old limo Pf-traifs
Of Modern Men Special subject
The Modern Human \ Nan spoiled
bF Prosperity Special music by
our special vested choir Of forty
voices Some better 30 The CIV
All seats FREE" Ever, body Is We!
come
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19
The Scent Reason.

The lucent Reason.
The l21Zc and 15c paVcrs
are here for 10 cents. and
are suitable for any room in
the home They have match
ceilings also . or lO-inch
borders Can he cut out or
used in the regular way ,
large books 20 select from az
4 BOLT-IOc
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12
WANTS FOREIGN TROOPS
WITHDRAWN FROM CHINA
Russia's Proposal for Evacuation in
Northern Section Surprises Dip
lomats at Picking.

PEKING. China. Dec, 12-The Rus-
sian Government to-day proposed the
withdrawal of all foreign troops from
the Province OF Chill, China, including
the legation guard. the regiment at
Tientsln and tho troops guarding the
railway between the sea and Picking
as At considers conditions in the nortf
OF China no longer dangerous to for
e!gners.
Wassily N. Kroupensky. the Russian
Minister to China, made this announce
ment and stated further that If the
other foreign nations disagreed Rus
STA intended to act alone, Withdraw
ing even her legation guard.
The announcement created surprise
among the members OF the foreign dip
tomato corps. most OF whom REGARD
conditions In the north as well as In the
south of China AS decidedly unsettled
| The subject was the foremost topic u
discussion in the foreign legation quar-
ter tonight and hints were thrown on
that political designs on tho part o.
Russia were suspected.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12
GREENWICH, CONN.,,
BANK IS CLOSED;
100000 EDUP
Loose Bookkeeping Said to
Have Caused Action Of State
Bank Commissioner.


GREENWICH. Conn, Dec. n-Ths
0rssnwieh sav,nu Bank. established IN
1sN and the towns Oldest banking insti-
tution was closed to-day by order OF
state Bank Commissioners Frederick p.
Holt and n. 8. Lppett. The last report
q the bank officials, made three weeks
aeo, showed deposits OF more than
n.ooopo On the Board Of Dire tors are
some Of the most influential mon In
town.
Il h generally believed that the bank
10 sound. but that the bookkeeping sys-
ten was obsolete. There was little ex-
citsment when the announcement OF the
bank's closing came. AZ every one be-
lisves II In only temporary. The exam
insrs issued this statement
I'VE are unable 10 verify the 90.
counts and the discrepancy II Of such
. nature that In safety to all Its de-
pooitors We have closed the bank and
Il II now in our charge. We anticipate
that We shali hnd the condition due to
srrors In accounting and . fair audit
- now under way. Al soon ~ We ar
6lVo ~ tno actual COnuitou Wo bnAsA
ISSUE our statement to tho dspositors.'
The Commissioner denied absolutely
that the condition Of the New Haven
Railroad had anything to do with the
baAk's troubles. They said there WA
- New Haven stock among the assets.
Thsy have engaged Ernst 4 Ernst, GER
ti0od public accountants Of New York.
TO 20 over the books from the opening
Of che bank In Ig7o.
WINS II. WILCOX 70 President OF
the bank: Charles =. Merritt Treas
uror and william l. FcrT1s. Cashier.
n. Merritt SAID to-day that the assets
aad liabilities Of the bank were between
$4,000 and 100000. He said there was
no capital stock. Mr.. WILCOX declared
that there was nothing wrong with the
haak. and predicted it, early seopsnlng.
He eaid:
'sTaere has been no dedication or any.
UAing Of that sort. Tho closing a the
Aank was due to the new Connecticut
Nv. which permits examiners to Close
Q tank while they are At work ON the
booksL Everything will be found to b
n right and the bank will resume bust
49, again shortly"
Meantime. no dspoator can Get q
oanny OF his money.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12
FORMER W|FE'S SABLE
USED As OFFSET ITEM
TO HER $500 CLAIM
"May Harrington" Who Sues
E. K. Stallo Turns Out 10 Be
Mrs. Stallo That Was.

Mystery which for months has sur,
rounded q suit TO recover on 4 note ilei
in the Supreme Court by May Harring,
ton against Edmund X. stailo. who's,
daughters inherited millions from thei,
grandfather. Alexander Mcdonald. the
Standard OIL director. was cleared away
to-day when It became known that Ma,
Harrington was 6talios former wife
The trial was set for Dec. IL.
Mrs. Harrington 10 now living In Ohio
where she and stailo were divorced q
year ago this month. She 10 suing hin
for $500 on . note which he gave hel
and which she alleges 10 now long over
due.
A Russian sable coat. which II In sait
was purchased by StalIo In Paris FOL
his wife when she was vylnE with q
cOterie OF society women In the French
capital who were intent upon xettinl
possession OF the nnest sable In tn,
world. figures prominently In the suit
Mrs. Ada sorg Drouillard, recently d.
vorced from Capt. Drouillard, u. =. A.
retired. was competitor and proved
| the victor. a commission selected b!
her found In some out Of the way Rus
sian port = set Of sables valued at $50,
900. These were said to be tho Hnes
sables In the world and VI them Mrs
Drouillard's coat Was made
| The sable coat that Mrs. Stallo no
In mentioned by Stallo In his answe
to his former wife's complaint. II
says that he owes her nothing on tn
note but on the contrary she owes hin
$4,000 and as one item he mentions h
paid to Bergdorf a Co. of Paris 1919
In part payment for the sable when h
and his wife were abroad In 1912.
Before they were married Stailo
answer disciosss that he agreed TO pa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12
xlbHNQ WkSAMN

AL his wtfe's debts which she incurred
before marriage.
Explaining the promissory note. he
says that he gave his wife 5000 worth
OF Mobile. Jackson and Kansas City
Railroad bonds In October. 1907. as a
gift. Shortly after marriage he needed
the bonds and asked his wife to return
them. She did and he gave her the note.
In the aggregate Stallo says that he
paid out ri. 067 for her benefit and that
after deducting the promissory note she
owes him 5000.
Mrs. Harrin9ton's attorney is John +.
Valieant OF No. ls5 Broadway. Stallo Is
represented by lockwood & Haldane
No. % Broadway.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12

The annual entertainment and bali OF
the Gas Companies Employees Mutual
Aid Society of New York will be held
tonight At the star Casino. one Hun
dred and Seventh street and Lexington
avenue. The society has more than 5000
members. The entertainment will be
"Pinafore." those taking part In the pro-
duct!on being employees Of the various
Sas companies. The following officers OF
gas companies will be present: George
Is. Cortelyou. Lewis b. Cavity. Walter
r. Addicks. Robert A. Carter. George
w. Doane. w. Greeley Hoyt. william u.
Bradley, DR. James A. Bennett. Frank
n. Barn!tz and H. NJ Brundage
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12
MYSTERYOF POISON
CAKES EvAPORATES.
AS THEY ARE GOOD
Wrong Mrs. Vosburgh Got
Them, That's All, and a Doc
tor Confirmed Suspicious.

There are several Mrs Rose vos-
burgh In New York. and two Of them
live only few houses apart. It was
entirely owing to this simple circum-
stance that a poisoned cake mystery.
which promised to set the machinery of
tho District office and the
Federal Secret Service in motion.
stopped In fun flight. crumbled UP and
was Debated like a Zeppelin airship.
The cakes simply got to the wrong
Mrs. Vosburgh. She hadn't expected
any; moreover. they didn't look good
to her. so she suspected poison. sum
noned a physician, began an investiga-
ton and caused a sensation. As mat
ter OF fact. the cakes were simple
country-made cookies. as innocent as
cakes may well be. Poison was az far
from them as Indigestion.
NICE, PAlATABLE GINGER COOK
les AND CAKE.
But here Ia what happened: On Mon
day Mrs. Rose Alice Vosburgh. . trained
nurse Of No. 929 Columbua avenue. re-
ceived through the mall a small pack
age OF what seemed to be ginger cook
les and pieces OF ginger cake with frost
ing between It's layers. The box was
addressed to Mrs. Rose Vosburgh. No
461 Columbus avenue" Their recipien,
, wondered who knew her name was
Rose. 1t was. but she seldom used any
save her second name. Alice. and few
knew Of the former. Also. the address
was not hers. The postman had frs,
tried No. 467. Finding no Mrs. VOsburgh
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12

vALL RIVER, MaA.. Dso U.-Aa-
osanesmsst was made to-day Of he
0asstass 1t Psevsdsnos last nA0h& Of
Asthae Dovthlliisr. better known -
80 SiSSIeasi Lsagus sessbaii team,
- 49, Aasz e1AAeG = ~ satb
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12
keep LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know Dr..
Edwards Olive Tablets.

young. To do this you must watch yeu1
liver and bowsls Thsre's Ne need a
having . saiiow complexion. dark finsi
under your eyes. pimplse. . bilious loob
Your doctor will tell you ninety Pc,
cent. Of all sicknsss comes from inAselvS
bowels and liver. Or. Edwards. Q we'll.
etabls compound mixed with olive eai Il
act on your liver and bowels. which h
gave to mis- patients for years.
DIR. Edwards' Olive Tablets. the Sub.
action, yet always effective. Thsy Ssina
about that sxuberancs Of spirit, ~
natural buoyancy which should be On,
joyed BY every enc, By touing ~ TIL
ties. You will know Dr.. Edwards' Ojivs
Tablets by their olive color. los ana
ESQ per box. The Ofivs Tablet CompenH
Columbus, ohIo.-AM drusGists.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12
Plan TO Restore Army Cant~em.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12-Restora.
ton Of the army canteen." the enlisted
mems club, as q back Are" against the
present dry" agitation before Congress
was planned by -prohibitionists to.
day. Representative Bartholdt indicated
that the first step will be to amend III,
law and permit sale Of beer and other
beyerag es OF low alcoholic content.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12

CHICAGO, Dec. Am appeal for
40 Tor he Aeoo food sufferers Of
SAvasota. TEE. was received to-day BY
Mayer Harrison from A. r. BngAnos
aaA J. N. Baylor OF the Navasota Re.
NJ Committss. The appeal came In 4
tslssram which sAid that the committs,
~ attempted to st along without out
~ ajd. but was ut last compelled e
Sonlsss b IN urgent need Of clothing
bsdding and money. The Mayor said h,
vsaAd take action 70 obtain the nssdst
aDDMs&
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12
NAY NOT TAX MRS. AST0R.
'Wnn0W Clalns alsP Interest q Ne.
tate Was Pre-Naptial

Ttansfsr Tax Appraiser John Cog
goy may not. II WAS stated at the Sur
rogats's ONCE to-day. oppose the sp.
pucatio made by Mrs. Madeleine Tai
mAAgs Force Aston to have RENTED
the transfer tax imposed upon property
Sivsn TO her by the late Col. Aston be-
fore their marriage. She claims that
~ her interest In the property Wa
created before she became Mrs.. Astor
- TAI can b assessed against II.
Attorney Lsdyard Of Carter. Lsdyard
= Nitburn, who represents the exc
sutors. told the Surrogate that by an
overnight in the appraisal Of the a.
tate the ante-nuptial gift had been In
slnAed In Coggey's report
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12
TAXI TRUST STILL LOSES.
Mere InSuaetioas Are Dismissed b,
the Appellate Divasiea.

The Appellate Division Of the su.
prems Court cleaned up to-day all the
oasss on the calendar resulting from
aopeals taken from the rultnss Of tho
Supreme Court In tho matter Of con-
testing the nsw taxaoab ordinance.
The Yellow Taxioab Company. tn
Motor Taxioao Company. the Bslmon
ue&sl Company and AAvsrty's Taxi
eahs. Inc. were the corporations inter
ssted a. against the city Of New York
In each casa the Appellate Division AZ
ATmod the decision Of the lower cour
With co6ka. but no opinion wsA rsn
dasod In any case.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12
OWNERS OF THE CAKES READ
ABOUT THE MYSTERY.

Enter now the second Mrs Rose vos-
burgh. whose address is No. 967 Column
bus avenue. or not far from the home
Of Mrs. Rose Alice Vosburgh. Mrs.
Rose Vosburgh. No. 2. was at breakfast
with her son. Pratt u. Vosburgh an ad-
vertising agent connected with Boyd's
City Dispatch. No. 10 Beekman street
Young Vosburgh was reading the morn
ing paper Suddenly he looked up and
laughed aloud. lie passed the paper to
his mother and she Joined In the cachln-
| nation.
Those must be the cakes Cousin Flor
ence said she would send" said Vos-
burgh.
"Of course" said his mother. "She
probably misaddressed them"
So Pratt Vosburgh hurried to the Of
| Ace Of the District-Attorney to clear
matters up He found Deacon Murphy
Assistant District Attorney and head OF
the Homicide Bureau.
SO the poison mystery evaporatea.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12
loussasy PaeAsat n Sssasas Cen
GltlOu.

Osssph Lsoparu. nifty ysass old. Of No.
- y1rs9 avenue. was removed this
ossning 70 the Harlem Hospital 70 b
treated for bichlorids Of mercury pol.
soaAag. DR.. Ao0lads OF that institution
~ his condition was ssriouA Mrs.
Rose LsepAru told the police tha& hss
husband had mistaken The poison to-
Madame tablets.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12

there he looked in the dirscGory and
discovered the very woman he wanted
at No. 929. SO the cakes were delivered
There was a return card on the package
which said: From Box 1885, Stuyvesant,
n. y"
Mrs. Vosburgh was puzzled, but con-
cluded that some old patient had sent
tue cakes. She was about to have tea
50 she asked Mrs Doyle. a nelghbor. to
join her. Mrs. Doyle took one good look
at the cakes and became suspicious.
She didn't like the color of the frosting
and the white dust on the cookies didn't
look like sugar to her.
DR.. X. S. Buckley. No. ass West Thir-
ty-fourth street, was called. lie said
1t was well to be suspicious of cakes.
He even said that part OF them seemed
to him to be heavily charged with pol
son. He took samples and announced
that he would have them analysed and
submit the case to the District-Attorney
In case poison were found.
Then Mrs. Rose Alice Vosburgh wrote
the postmaster at Stuyvesant. N. Y,
town OF which she had never heard, by
the way. and asked who used box 1S.
The postmaster scrubbed on her note
that the box was used by Alex Van
Allen, a farmer 10 got his mail only
once a week. Mrs Vosburgh immedi-
ately wrote to Van Allen to see II he
or any one knew who had sent her the
cakes.
Here the case rested until this morn
ing, when n newspaper account OF the
ax.1 rak I'd
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-12
yu.psA Through 1-ai. window.

FTTTHBUR3a DC. u = While an
sastbound Panhandle railroad passen-
ger train was speeding forty miles an
hour . short distance west OF Stsuben-
VILE. o.. early today Walter =. Fred.
egickson. . passenger. Jumped through
q WtndoW and Was instantly killed.
yrolaesckson. Q farmer Of RED Oak. Ia.
vas % bis way - owedsa 70 spsnd the
CAeigtmAs holiAAya
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-16
Maine WOman's
Club Classes

Club women throughout Maine will
he interested to know that Mrs George
F. French of Portland, treasurer of the
Maine State Federation of Women's
Clubs, will conduct classes in parlia-
mentary law, drills, debates, and model
meetings, the same as last year, in
Pythian Temple, Portland. the lessons
to commence early in the New Year.
Mrc French has already given two in
a series of four lessons before the
club women of Kennebunkport and
not only members of the clubs but col
lege students and business and profess
sional men are appreciating. the, priyi-
lcge of attending the course, realizing
that the Instructor has unusual ability
as a teacher and is master of these
subjects. r,jgr7
1t is Mrs. French's own opinion that
nothing helps more in the work of So
eial and political uplift than for the