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The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-03

le Rock, Ark, Mrs. o. B. per' writes: When my lit |ooy had the measles, he had fvere cough which kept him ke nights. l gave him Fo- E s Honey & Tar Compound ch completely cured him and
 mas never been bothered
 nfor sale by Hesterly
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-03

|rrv to say a good word about ! I0 town and it will soon be a
 |bit. not an effort.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-03

hon't YOU ever believe that [rr knock is a boost; but every |lurp to boost is a knock.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-03

hon,t be satisfied merely to
 in this town-help make it a |tter town to live in.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-03

BateSville, Ark A J. Bailey writes: " 1 suffered severely with kidney and bladder trouble and was unable to work. I tried different remedies but received no benefit until I tried Foley s Kidney Pills, which entirely re lieved me of my trouble" For sale by Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-03
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 PUBLISHED sr
 l u.ws Printing Go.

., second class mail matter Entered At 4th, 1905, at the postofficee ce bvemoe.[t f', Ark.. under the act of pqress, March g. l0'''
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-03

l. F. J. JOHNSON, EDITOR
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

Safe Gitp. = Ser IN Ser bie=
iigel1 Modborid)aft o1iallige 5arner
@ilbelm Man5elmann tit pom 9ad)e
1eires Soules geltiir5t nnb blieb a1,f
ser Stelle toot liegen. CT mar elmer
ser moblbobenolten 2anbpirtbe Ser
@ege11o uno ltanb inn 60. 2ebens=
iobre. Cine grobe 6an1ilie betranert
leil1en ulermorteten @ingang.
@ibbing. = 3rei &i1loer lino
BEL Henoblot SIN %perbrannt, ols elm
Serer, oelien gntltebl1ngslrlahe nrl=
befalnt iii, SOS @eim Ser 6amilie
Sos. Sopouopid eindlderte. Sic Mnt-
ter mor sum 9runnen, Inn @aller
51 holen; ols lie 5uriidfebrte, itorlo
oos Sans in Ilamnrer, unb fir Sic
ar11en &i1loer NOR feline Nettnng
moglid.
NineGitp (Gorrelponoen5.) =
Mls lette> Sonntagmorgen Ioolf
@Qnions uno Grult BET Ben Stauen
Be ddftigt maren, fon1 ibr etma a'1=
6ertbalb Sobr altes @obnben Dem
gliibenoen Ofen au nabe; Die &leloer
gerietben IN 6e11er, nno als Die gl=
tern ms Sau5 famerr, pare11 Die &le1=
Ser bereits pom 9eibe bes &inoes ber=
unter9ehrunnt nn0 Sos elbe erlitt Der
artige 8ronbmunoen, oab es fur5
nadber ourh Sen SOB BON ieiner
gdmer5en erloit uurbe. Mlttmob
murbe sic 2eide a1tf bem bieiigen To-
tboliiden Gottesoder beigeiest. y
Sic @Dlfe itno 6ieien @inter bier
redt 5ablreih; Sic @eitien magen lid
1ogar Biz an sic @obnbauie r. Mls
unlanglt Gron5 &ifa no6ts bon 1et=
1e1n 9sodborn nod Sauie ging, tpnr=
Sc er bon einem Nuoel 8olfe per=
folgt; SIT ieinem Slid nor Der Setn1=
ueg 11l1r f1,r5. slls er eben feline Mob=
11u11g erreidt botte, paren ibm Die
Mo1btbeire ouf Sen 6erlen. 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
4 oRI
Npr6=9afpta.

Garqo. gtpa 5meibun6ert
&naben un6 Mdoden, melde in Ben
perlhie6enen @ettbeperben in Den
Counties aus $4,000 8etperbern ols
@ieger berborgegangen iin6, befinben
lid iett bier CUR @etbeiligung an
Dem @naben= nno MGb6en-SSnititut
bon N%orooafota.
Minot. - 9iel lie Sta6t lit iett
gum groBten 2an6telepbon : Centrum
i'm @toate geuorben, nodboem eben
cine re11e Eelepbonlinie fertiggelteat
porben lit, 10 oaB bon bier aus 1est
bier iol6e 2inien %ausgeben.
@iIIi1t 0 II. - Staatsanpalt
Bur6id bon @iuiams County erflart,
6aB er I'M 8eiite bon Mnbaltpunften
gu fem glaube, tpel6e bie Soentifi=
5ierung Ginger Ser Herionen ermog=
liden fonnten, Sic an Dem 2pnden
6es 6. @ulbertion betbeiligt maren.
@ouperneltr Sauna bat iib 51tr @e"=
6ung zines 8eamten olS 9ilfe bel oen
Madforldnngen erboten.
0onnpbroof.- Sobn Meier
1T BEL Sem @eriuhe, nit ieinem $50
gen iiber Sic gis6ede zines Sees gu
fubre11, our9gebro6en un6 ertrnn=
fen.
2anfin.-3 ie Dor elmer 8ode
6urd 0as St%aatsbonf>0 Department.
geidloliene grlte Staatsbanf bon
2anfin lit nun pieber eroffnet NOR
BEN, unb Sic @inleger mer0en feiner1
Gent perlierer.
Sort gates. = Sn menigen
Monaten miro sic Stan6ing &od=
Sn6ioner=Me lerpation gu belteben auf-
gebort boben. Sic 3utpeiiung BON
2ono an sic S116ianer lit I'M @ange,
nn6 Damn bruu6t MIR nod 6ur6 eine
proclamation 6es Hraiioenten feltge-
febt per6en, an tpeldem Ser &elt 6es
2an6es Ser 8eiie6elung bnr@ Die
@eiBen 5ugangli6 miro.
Gurgo. - Die einleiten6en
@dritte fir cine @ereinig11ng Ser Sc
pegung CUR &ebung Ser 2anomirt5-
5dat nn6 Ser Mrbeiten Der 8unoes<
Decentralization om 1. Sanuar iino
nun poIen6et. @s iino bereits iiber
500 6urmersflubs I'M Staate gegriin-
set, un6 man bofft, i'm fommerloen
Sabre 6eren Mitglieoer5abl onf
100000 at bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Gmb,9afpta.

6Ian6reau. = SSn elmer Mal=
lenperiammlung bieiiger &atbolifen
m11rbe ser 8au elmer nel1en STRIDE
NIT eilpem &oltenaufman0 bon $780,
600 beidlolien.
Ipn6aII. = Sic Tarmer Der
bieligen umgegeno boben einen ST.
ltitutsperbano g%egrun6et unb per-
SEN mebrere MaisnusItequngen ar,
r%angieren.
5ionr Sails. = Ma66em
ldon orei Mitglieoer ser 6amilie 6es
6orn1ers Sobn @iet elmer Sridinen-
pergiftung erlegen iir10, mel6e lie lid
our9 SEN @enuB ungefodter 8arit
5uge5oge,1 batten, e%rflarte1r jett oie
9ler5tc, bob al1d Sic on6eren orei 6o=
milienmitglieber lid IN boffnnngs=
10 fem 3u1ta1l6e befi1l6en.
Mberbeer.- Die Garmer Die
lie Ibeiles bes Staates baben 1id bonn
ousi1lieBliden Mnbau bon &leinge,
treble INNER mebr au6 ienem Mfais,
9ufalfa iomie Ser Mildmirtbidaft
uno Ser @ieb5u6t 5ugepanot.
Martin.- Inter Die Siou1
Sn6ianer BON W6ellette County 1T
ol1rd sic gunoesregierung sic Cunt:
me BON 100000 bertbeilt mor6en.
@nmboIbt. - Gin Sbeil oes
@elhafteS 6ieier Srtl6aft, melder
Dor fur5em einem &%ieienbran6e gum
Opfer fiel, tpel9er einen 8erluit bon
$61 900 onri9tete, miro iebt mie6e1
aufgebaut, un6 5par meiltens ii
|5orm bon felterii6eren @e6au6en.
&ot Springs.- S. st. Mar-
men lit nnter ser Mnflage Ser St.
moroung 6es Mid. Murpbp auf oei,
fen Is Meilen ~nor60itli@ bon @oge=
mont gelegenen Seimitatte berbaftet
morben.
6Ian6rean. - &ier lit Elm
Syugen6mebrberban6 bon Moo6p
County gegrin6et mor6en nit Sra
S. Blepitt als &raii6ent an Der
optic.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Rer1ueaener Mnsbrnd aus BEN
3ndtbaufe.

Nus Dem 8udnbuu1e Qie3 an Der
Qdbn 5ino flint ghmeroerbreaer, Die
sum Sell gu l&enSlanslider Stra1e
berurteilt finb, ol1Sgebroden. sic
batten aus ser 8ettmdihe einea 81
meter Ianeen strid angefertigt uro
ftd) aus 40 Meter &0be bon benz Gel'
fen, ouf Dem bas 9u4tbars ltegt
beruntergelaNen. 9rei Don linen
ffnb entfommer. gon ben anoern
beiben ftiir3te Der cine ab uno erlitt
etnen. Beinbru4. Sci Dem lesten
rtb Der @trid, unb Der @erbreder
i&tpebte fret 5uif&en &inn1el unO
Grbe. Ct m1,roe fpdteru rpieoer
teraufgesoeen. Die @erbre&er bot
ten bic @rengitter oes 3e1enfetfters
nit gr6bter 4raftanitrengung aus
einanSereebro4en. Gs 1T oiefer
Husbrud Der p~er1pegenfte, Der Bis
ber IN BEN 3u&tbaus aassgefaibrt
wuroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

8ieoerum befinoen mir uns i'm BE-
iise elmer groben Ausmabl berrliber
Yronlien. @er bon I'M fern 2elern let
nen Niiditano aui Sen u9toroltern"
un0 oa5u nod Elm Sa6r I'm @oral1S
be5ablt, lit 5llr Ausmabl irgeno elmer
Ser nodltebens %augegebenen Yralnlen
berebtigt:
Sbue Grtrasablnng.
Cine grobe Musmabl Don @ebetbM'
dprn:
Tiibrer 5l1nl @imnel nit grobem
lrllde ullb Incident Moroeco gln>
bnnoe.
Gebete ser 9elligen, nit mittelgro-
Sem Crude ul1o Morocco ginbanoe.
Terller i1 fleineren1 Crude uno
ueridieoenen g%illbanoen:
Sdueengel,
Stern BEG Seiles,
@immels-S d1liiliel,
So Joliet SIR beten.
@liitben bes BebeteS uno Der Mn=
6a6t.
Nerlen ser Mnbadt.
Solden @ebetbu9er,
Sic &bilotbea, Elm berrlibes gr-
bauunaSbud, 1pel6es in feinem 9au=
lie feblen ioute.
Moienfrdn3e, meiB, idmar5 uno
farbig nit groBen o0er fleinen Rerlen.
vNurbtern" -&alcnoer
elm 6amilienfalenoer I'M mabren Sin-
ne oes @ortes. &eidli6 ausgeitattet
nit ibonen Suuitrotionen uno ange=
fiiIt nit belebrenoem, erbalenOem
uno unterbaltenoem 2eleltoff fir
Sung uno Silt, fann oerielbe 5u Ben
belten @alenoern fir cine fatboliide
Ionilie ge5Gblt mer0en. Stir oie
Iungen @interabenbe feline Before
2ettIre.
Sic grpfe @anbfarts
pom 5tearns County, methe eiren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Negcn 25t @ytra5ablnns.

Golden Key of Heaven, 9elu
loio-ginbano, grobes 6ormat.
Little Key Of Heaven, mil
feinltem 2e0erei,1ban0e uno elegante1
innerer Nusltattung.
Key of Heaven, nit Sammetein'
bano.
gneliidcs @0rtcrbud, v8orlo'S
Stanouro dictionary" init 1900 Bil:
bern uno eiI1gebenpe grflarung ieoes
Mortes Ser ellgliid)en Sprade, geger
Grtra6abll1lg Don IS Gents.
Nm ole Hc1cr mHcrbalb Stcarns
County.
9lue 2eIer Oes ,9%toroltern," 6ie nid1
i'll stearns Gouutp mobnen, lin>
freunolib erludt, lire 3ablunger
Iir eieles @latt, permittellt Draf1
ODER @el0anmeiiung ei~n5ulenoen
@ir m6dten, hab aQe 2eier lid
Die BON u1ls gebotene @eIegenbeit
gegen Gorausbe5ablung 6es 8lat'
tes in Sen gclit elmer berrlid)en Br0
mie gu gelanger, 3ur1,ben MAIDEN. Sc
es nun aber unieren reiienben Mgen'
ten nidt m0gli6 lit, BEL onen unie'
rem Abonnenten por5llpreden, bepor
Sic Ausmabl Ser idonen Erdmicn Der.
grifen lein miro, 10 liegt es i'm Sn1e.
reile oerlelben, bas @elo brett mad
Ser Office gu len6en, morauf promp
tie 3uienoung Ser gemunidten Bro-
mie erfolgen miro. Bur @ntgegen
nabme ser einen pber Ser anoeren Die.
Ter mertbpouen Nrdmien gegen @or,
ausbesablung seq uMcroitern" ouf cir
Sahr label e%rgebenit sin Sic
u@9prbitern" 2rndseieaidaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
2ehn Merste, abcr feline Selling

CtyA Nt%0~Sf WV ~
SD bottle mobl gegen 5ebn Mer3te,"
fdreibt @err Sobn @enbel, 321 N.
8oB Str, &epunee, ST., uuro GILES
pos iie fir midi tbaten, mar, bob tie
mid UNI peridte6ene bunbert Collars
erlei6terten. Mues mar n1tlos, benin
TIRE Meoi5in balf mir feinen Dent.
Dies ones tpar, ebe i'd bon 6orni's
MIpenfrduter, tpeldes meme @eiun6<
beit mieberbergeitelt bat, gebort bot
tie. ModmoIs iage i@ Sbnen meinen
ber5Iid1ten Can't fir Sbre quite Me>
1i5in."
Horni's MIpenfrG11ter lit feine Mpo-
tbefer-Meoi5in, ionbern Elm einfodes
nltes @rGuter-@eilmittel, mel6es Dem
811blifum brett geliefert miro. Mon
idreibe an: ST. Setter SabrneD &
Cons 60, 1875 60. &opne IDe.,
Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

EroT. - Sunger Mr5t (5u fei-
nem 6reun6): uDieier @uber lit mir
Elm 111tansiteblid)er Menl6! @enn id
n11r einmol bem orroganten &erl ct
mas ortbun fonnte!" = 6renno:
uN11r @e6ul6 - ser miro a119 ein>
mall front per0en!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

DdfiH fir @losgegenftdn6e bret
Iene 8leigIdtte, 5pei Seile frAhge-
brunater g~epuInerter Salt nu0 Elm
Sell meiBer BoI,.s tperben nit Der
knrethenoen Menge nsn 2ein6lfirtis
iuiummengeftoben; Der Cit miro talt
a1gemenod.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
pramirn-ltfr.

@ertb Don $500 bat, eeben mir oie,
les Sabr obne Nad5ablung als
Yrdmie.
@eibidtenbiid)er peridie6enen ST.
balteS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Nas Gnbe Der uSitanie,"

2as Gnoc Scr usitanie,"
morin ser l1ntergang oes ltngliid-
ihiffes in ipannenoer 8eiie gelbil=
bert miro.
Cine Mble
fertig gum Bebraud]e nit 3mirn uno
3 perjhieoenen Naoeln. Sebr praf-
tilb fir oen Tarrner CUR 9feparirung
pom Eferbegeldirr ooer Shnben.
Cine nel1n Bon groBe Sderre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
@cgcn 25t GItra5ablnn9,

Vc9cn @Of Vtlr45aDlAH4,
@ebetbii6er perlhieoener 5itel nno
lhonent @eQuloib=ooer=5 ammet=@in-
baub.
Croft Ser arn1enS eelen, nit @olo,
l6n1tt u1lD groBem Crude.
Ser @aumgarten, Elm groBe5 5or.
mat nit M}ittelorud unb meidem 900.
rocco-ginban0.
grfldrung bes beiligen MeBopfers.
@esen 500 Ggtra5ablmng.
@offine, @anb Hoitine, grbauungs.
Bud.
2egenoe ser &eiligen in gepreBtem
Hradteinbanoe uno nit farbigen 0el.
biloern.
@oienfrdn5e nit gol6platttertem
1robte. @arantiert fir 5 Sabre.
Sn Gn91iieb baben mir:
Sbne Grtra5ablnns.
Key of Heaven, nit Worocco'
ginbanD.
Pocket Prayer Book.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Sine 9robc MuSwabl bon
Saj0emtii6crn+

1ieies Department lit gut ongefiQt NIT
berrliden 5aldentidern jeber 8eihreibung.
Gin @elAent BON Salhe1tildhern pirb ltets
einem guten urtbeil 5ulpre6en. Sancp lime
ne 9amen=Sai9entuher Sc bis $3.50.
2innene Snitial 9amen=S al9entu9er Sc,
10c, 15c unb CSC.
2inuene Mdnnerz Snitial unb einfa@e
Toldentiider in 2inne1 unb seioe BON 1Oc
bis Soc oas @tud.
5ancp &inber=T ai@enti@er Sc.
Tanep &inber : Saidentiber, 15c per
@hahtel nit 3 Tolbentiihcrn.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-08

there Is an enormous amount Of busi-
ness transacted in both London and
New York, but there is a belief in the
minds Of the scientists that there
might be more if the inhabitants of
the two cities would only take them
selves and their troubles a little less
seriously.
A Oppressive appearance Of one
person viii cause a reduction in the
spirits of the people he meets and
talks with. And when this is multi
piled by a number of people both
ways it will be seen that there is apt
to be an accumulation Of unhappy
looks that lead eventually to unhappy
dispositions
Therefore, it is regarded by the
scientists as good business advice to
look happy even If one does not feel
so. They claim that constantly striv-
ing to look pleasant viii eventually
make one pleasant.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-08
HERE'S THE MAIN QUESTION
DO YOU LOOK HAPPY?

The smiling man and the Crouch
we all know them.
But the smiling city and the
grcnchy, don't-giYe-a-durn city
what do you know about them?
Perhaps it never occurred to the
average citrizen that there was not
only a close connection between
looking a crouch and being it-But
the big psychologists have been
rather busy lately discovering that
the commercial value of looking un-
happy is not only less than nothing,
but it has an effect on neighbors that
is bad and as such effects the whole
town. In this way whole cities have
acquired regulations for possessing
dissatisfied citizens or people of a
cold, disagreeable way Of doing
things that has materially hurt bust
ness in the city.
Within the last two or three years
London has acquired the reputation
of being the unhappiest city in the
world; New York the most indiffer-
e1t, Chicago one of the happiest; San
Francisco very joyful; Los Angeles
extremely serious and pre-occupied;
Paris deIiriously happy and Berlin
painfully apprehensive. These con-
clusions have been arrived at after
careful study of the countenances of
the people met on the streets, in the
restaurants and at the theaters.
In London, for instance, seven
points of vantage were taken and the
people observed for a period of five
minutes in each place. There were,
in all, 1S1 observations made. OF
these, 1O6 were positively miserable,
IL were Indifferent and only 8 showed
any symptoms Of being happy. New
York produced about 75 per cent Of
Indifferent people and less than 2
per cent that appeared happy.
From these figures it has been de-
-duood fhof tho LEADING ohov,s al,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-08

"Look here, Mr.. Editor" exclaimed
an irate caller, you referred to me
yesterday as a reformed drunkard.
You must apologize or I'll sue your
paper for libel" Every well, sir, +"
replied the editor. GIn retract the
statement cheerfully. III say you
haven't reformed"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-08
BIS on NEWS

Grand Rapids, Mieh,-Martin Ba-
icki, 50, returning home after weeks
absence, shot and instantly killed his
wife Josephine, %, as she lay in bed.
Family quarrel.
DanViIIe, lIl.-uncIe Joe Cannon
forgot his birthday until some friends
sent him u American beauty roses
and wished a birthday cake on his
home.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-08
And nov ReV. Wm. e

And now Rev. Vim. Carter Of New
York in en- route to Sacramento to
pray with Hiram Johnson that he
veto anything that would irritate the
Japs. cussing and argument don't
seem to bring Hiram down to crawl
ing to the Japs. So it's all right to
try prayer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-03
GAME LORE FREES
PITCHER IN TOLLS
Judge. a Baseball Enthusiast, Re.
members Player, Then EX'
onerates Him After Spree.

Judge O'Bricu, of the Criminal Court
of Jersey CITY. Is ar ardent baseball
fan and has sympathy Tor q piayer 81
former diamond star. This is proven by
tho fact that several who have been taken
into custody for minor offences have been
paroled.
Judge O'Brlcn's love Tor baseball IS
lroyn and several have tried 10 take ad-
vantage Of II. They have failed, as the
coprt has an excellent memory, and Is
AN AUTHORITY on clubs. players and rec
ords.
one man received the benefit Of the
courts excellent memory Yesterday. lie
y,ae hooked a. John Morgan, OF Rich
,,ord Va. lie had been arrested for hav-
inc been intoxicated while on his way TO
RICHMOND. where his father is critically
III.
The court recalled Morgan who had
ri,ched for the Richmond CLUB several
years ago. and inquired Of the prisoner
A. no knew him. The Morgan at the bar
knew the pitcher well; had known MIN
oyor since he had known his own naine'
IN fact. ne was the Morgan.
They had a pleasant chat ABOUT Inc
national game. aud then Morgan was sent
an his way with directions how to rcach
the railway station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-03
ANTS START FOR CAPITAL
National Assn and Guidon
Club to Fight Cause.

The National Association opposed 10
Woman Suffrage has a membership of
10000. according TO reports made ycster-
dav at the annual meeting held at the
HEADQUARTERS. No. 50 West 39th street
Tho following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge;
y,co-nrosidents Miss May S Ame2' OF
Massachusetts, MSS Anne MacilVa'h'' OF 81
New Jersey; Mrs. John J. heron u
secretary, Miss w b'
Glovcr. OF Connecticut; treasurer MrS'
Robcrt Garrett. Of Maryland; directors,
u,s lanes Goldman, Miss Ahce mn
cbittendcn. Mrs. Mary Brock ana MITE
Rowland G. Hazard
Thirty representatives OF the asSoc'd
tior depaItod IN a special train yesteruaS
tor Washington. where they VIII attehd
tho hearing to-day and endeavor 10 per-
suade Congress not TO form woman
Suffrage Committee in the House OF heP-
resen,a,ives. The Guidon club, opposed
ia woman suffrage and also opposed 10
fine National anti association. Of Wh'ch
Mrs Dodge is president. will send deIe-
CATION fits own TO supplement the arsu-
ments of the National
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-03

Have YOU got the remnant counter
habit Not so scorrfIl, please. i'n'''"-
her the christmas presents YOU nave sun
,o make Tor Molly ana Sally ana sue
am, go, thee 10 remnant counter 1t Is
the unselfsh advice Of one VINO mas "'d''
a foir sum each year 10y making TO o'"e'
an kinds Of attractive handmade E'''S'
She saws the habit OF lookins Tor re"'-
nants * simple 10 acquire, that "hthe'e'
she goes shopping she IS always u" wv
iool,out for odds and ends Of unique au"
handsome materials that she can use ~
,.,ptagcouslv IN her fancy work.
:, ,no ,olyet counter there is usually
collection OF short ends. lett from ''o
biss CUT These are often OF the Il0"'N'
sill; brocaded velvets in pa'e ana our
shades. combined with mt OF Ho'u
,,oii,o, thcy make fascinatns dlessS
bags.
Al q recent remnant sale Of silks there
were exquisite chang1able tanetas' III 'oSe
and gold. silver and blue tlnts' ana
.,r.., that was irresistible. These silks
With other bordcrcd patterns, sold Tor %
cents a ward, ana from az" WI
bags. girdlos and coverings Tor OouooH
boxes could easily be made.
the attractive ways in which lcngths
of lace and figured net can he utilizea are
numerous Bits OF net aud lace may DC
combined for the fancy corset covers OF
bra-sicres. and remnants oi chlHon can
lao Similarly used. When these arc satn-
cred into a ribbon or insertion waist
hand with the shoulder straps to match
and a fat cluster OF ribbon flowers ADDED
ne trimming. behold as dainty gtt as
could he wished for. Little lace and EN-
broidery motifs often found In the rem
nart box are just the thing to insert IN
fancy aprons. nightgowp cases and I'M
gerie.
And never pass by the remnants oil
passamenterie trimmings without
glance. for they have possibilities 100
The bead ornament Of odd design maue
! of rose blue ard green beads would pc
most attractive on tho gold lace hhp
shade. planned for friends living ROOM
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PRAC TISrNG CHRISTMAS CAROLS IN IIARLEMH "LITTLE
ITALY,"

The Homo Garden is cultivated inten-
sively. not only the young girls. but
mothers and big brothers and children
tramp Up and down its narrow stairs all
day long ON Thursday evenings the
women have p mothers club. but they
don't meet TO improve their minds. They
dance. Mrs Tripaldi leads Of i'm a Sicilian
folk dance. renewing the youth she never
had for she was married AZ sixteen and
Las had nineteen children. n is the only
pleasure these Italian women are permit
ted. because they never leave their homes.
except To- 20 To- the settlement house.
Their. arc women on ll6th street who
have NOT travelled TWO blocks from their
homes u twenty years. and still wear the
native costume FOB which They landed from
Ellis Island Md So limited is the"
know ledge OF tho geography OF the city ''
which they live chat Brooklyn is a syn
on,mc FOR death to them. probably because
that is whore the funerals so. "Oh, Miss
Gac."' they rush i'm crying Come queeh.
Tau, B~ookclseu baby Brookcleen,
Tho BOYS Of the ucighrorfood some OF
ihcm-hayo discovered that b. is just as
much fun to play pool in the Home Car
den az to "suitch" pocketbooks on the
street corners The privilege must be paid
for though 40 hos is allowed the tree-
dom ~ tho garden who hasn't jop
p,etrc and Toni sang leaders and snatch
.rs of nurses since they left school last
sun mer. Joined the basketball cI"p ann
rav. been M work ever since. Iio" Ions
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Thirty-Cent Tax Proposed

But other delegates didn't sec 1t that
way Unanimously they declared. how
ever, that the national association must
be supported" and the afternoon session
enGed with Mrs Thomas Hepburn trying
to get through a motion to tax members
90 cents q head instead OF only 10 cents.
as at present
So excited was everybody about the
constitution that there WAS hardly rip
pie when # became known that President
Wilson hadn't put suffrage i'm his mes
sage" Miss Adams wouldn't make any
comment on the Presidents omission
Miss Shaw said II would have been graft
Tying. Of course. ~ ne had. but there still
was something he could do. "Ile can in
fuence the Rules Committee 20 appoint
suffrage committee in the House she
said
Mrs. Ladlaw said u was Disappointing
that a man who had talked 50 nobly Of
freedom and written so much about II
wasn't willing 10 put himself on record as
favoring the freedom OF women. Mrs
Mccormick censured Mr.. Wilson. but Miss
Alice Stone Blackwell said calmly that
she didn't expect the President would do
il. and therefore wasn't disappointed.
Tomorrow At 10 o'clock begins the hca'-
ing before the Committee on Rules. The
suffrasists have asked for two hours. Tn"
anti-suffragists have their hearing Thurs
day. and II they finish in time-Dr. Sha"
said she had been unable 20 learn how
long they would talk-thc suffragis's VIII
have their rcbuttsl the ncXt morning -
the headquarters Of the District Of Co.un-
bia ANTS" Yesterday II was said that
they meant TO take q good dcs' of time