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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19
TRUSTEES SALE.


By virtue OF deed OF trust. dated
the 26th day OF August. 1912, made by
Theresa Criswell widow. to James A.
Slgafoose, trustee. recorded in the office
shall County. West Virginia. in Trust
Deed Book No. 81. at page 547. the I'M
dersigned trustee will sell at public
auction.
MONDAY. JANUARY ETH. 1918.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. OF tha
day. at the front door OF the Court
House OF Marshall County. in tie city
OF Moundsville. West Virginia. the fol-
lowing described property that IL TO say:
a tract or parcel OF land situated IN
Warrington District. Marshall County.
follows:
BEG MINING at post corner TO land
Of DR.. Moss. deceased on the line Of the
County Road. thence north I'm the line of
said road. Is poles TO "a stake corner to
land OF Mrs. VI. =. Compton: thence east
in line parallel to the line OF Dr. Moss
deceased. p poles TO a stake corner 10
the said Mrs. NJ. i. Compton's propert--:
thence south with said Compton's line
is poles 20 the land OF said Or. Moss
heirs' thence with said Or. Moss line 10
the place OF beginning. containing two
90 acres. and cighty-five $50 poles;
together with all buildings and improve
mentS thereon and Entertainments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging. Be
ing the same property conveyed 10 the
said Theresa Criswen by Christian H.
kletrcr and wife. 10y deed dated the g9th
u3s 81 Npili, lNe- recorded In the Offic9
OF the Clerk - the County Court of
Marshall County. to which deed refer
ence is made for further description OF
said property.
TERMS OF SALE. One-third Of the
purchase price or AZ much more as the
purchaser may elect to pay. cash ON day
OF sale. and the balance I'm two eaual
installmcnts payable Ia six and twelve
months. respectively. from date of sale.
with interest. the purchaser TO give his
lromtssory negotiable notes FOR the de-
ierred payments. and the legal title to
be retained until the purchase money i
fully paid
JAMES \. SIGAFOOSE.
d-l2-I9-26-ja2 Trustcc
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Recitation
The Nirsion Lullaby.
Helen L:ioh en6erg
christmas Spirt'....;....,..:....;:..
The Lookout queries les. b MITES
'Wlecn! the Chimes Are sweetiy RIMS
santa claus and the NIouseS. %. ''''
While Shepherds watched''e ma. wa vi ''
Making Sure Of santa Claus Ei''a Ease
The Heart II christmas. '-.s'o i,au'e
song. ~rhe kindly STARE >i''.s''he mayer
rita is, lnvz Elchenberg. Joseph
inc Yates.
~ Merry Christmas" Werner Hadorn
The story We Love" .... Charles Ward
song. 20 Hemlock Tree" .......... Class
santa Claus Middle Name .........
.... ................ Katherine Hendricks
ON c4ristmas Day ...... William Fritz
Grandma's Mistake" ...............
-. .....:: -. :... l.. Jeanette Kemple
christmas stories Rerroduced' 80
odd santa claus christmas az Home
---.-... ....... De-. Adciine sherman
song. The Christmas Rose" The class
Recitation
The Little Boys Christmas" .....
., ......-..... Ethel McClanuahan
\ Note Co Santa claus" cd. Maud Por.er
Christians stories yeproduced' 49,.
....... Members OF the t'I t4s
he Christmas Sheaf' Herbert Sloau
Tho Bad Little BOYS. $685.. Nelson ROW
song. 'tlrtsfnas Bells" The s,I,-r
Eighth Grade.
song. Christmas Rose" ..... School
recitation. Mrs. Ctatchit's Christmas
Dinner ...... len Sf,s,,
Recitation. The Three Wise Men.
....+..... ......... Irrna Bayha
~ uiucnttl solo ...-.. Louise Richards
"e'i'"iion. "A Christmas giemory"..
,. ..... ...-.-... claire Harklns
Rec tati"n. The story ~ the Other
Wise Man"
MUS o.. christmas Eelis". ....... School
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Wanted-Male and Female Help

MEN. women, get government tohs
5000 month. 1900 appointments
coming. Write for list OF positions
fIaEhling Institute. Dept f33I, Roches-
Ter, y ,. o-2g-tO-d- 2S-eNtuN.h
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Furrnef .... eefr., ur...s...
N'cii'ti'n. Jack Froet' ... VIM Trlgs
Recitation. The Holly" Helen waba-s
itftltAt"u. Two stockings ............
..--....... ..... Nclma Cunningham
Recitation. santa and Wis Reindeer
..... ...... Miida Hammond
..it i.'tI ''IN santa claus .... NJ .Haa
100 LI'Ii. .iut.luc ...... iva Herd
NecitAton. Wight BEFORE christmas"
nd. ........ ........ .... IuCcuc Kinds
N"citatiou. Tom and Marv's Christ.
WtN ...... ....... LILLIAN NcsHtln
Recitation When christmas COME"
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Room Three
............. Jingle Jingle"


Song santa Claus ........... Glass
.Shristmss .........- Martha Hirseh
"Deeember's GIFTS" Frank DeGalnes
What If" ........ Hazel Alexander
Christmas Candles" ...............
ON Christmas Eve" Mary Cochran
Song-"Nm Time ...l2 Children
In the Toyman's shop. ........;..
The Chime OF the eiisS.....,....'.
The Star on christina. Even Eve" ..i oe,''
The Christmas Tree Water RieSsrds
song~"ssnta's Little FRIEND -.
Three cheers for old BscemSer..'o
Bring out the Candles @ ','i....i Evans
a Night Message; Walter W I.'aiTe'r
a Merry. Merry Christmas
a song Of christmas -, ,..........e.
.................... Lloyd Richards
The Whole worlt is christmas
"cbTis,uas' Work. Nrus Ma, Nn %eTion
song santa claus viii soon BE
Rooms Two and -Four.
Song. Dear Little Stranger ..... School
Rccitatious-
santa Claus .......... Charles JASPER
Why DO the Bells Ring" Jack Fcuueu
Dialogue. Ten Little children ... Room .
'ectauons-
.n,seemher. Emma iIaii"r
song. Upon the House TOP -. Room
$50 isc, l'' '.,,ll.. 49,
christmas JOY. .......... Helen Earcr
song ,hri r11,asS i. Here .'aPn Room SsllGTs
-cEftSt ti1'.S''S ....... Nellie Jennings
Christmas Comes So Late .-.....
SOM. ,i,- ,i ,h. i;e,,. .E T51i T Ira,
., hS %dn H'ni,- ,,-.,,,, ~.
.. nseernhSr.. Wanda Yocng
...:;.......... ....... ..'...C Gladys case
.......:...........,..'.susa susan Fraser
the Poorest child Mildred r.o-erte
Three hDccrS Tor old December
Observation-Disclosures Robert Lang
'.' Al,rc,rc; iiii,..,,
iecitation. Very Christmas -.
song Jingle Bells. >"'nrSn ,! h.pp'S
'''''''''"' a '"r'''ma4 I,, Wlsh ~.
,'''o" " beg. .'n.' C,f ITs Conc 9s,y,,e
Recitation. ..,hoe co., Stoc' inc
Recitation. "s;,nt. ,.I,rs"
Ma rrr ,..,.,
DIALOGUE aV.f,'E l.. i,.., ..'''n Groves
THIv and Il.uri.f.. p.f.irs,,r ,,t
Edwin Baron
Recitation. santa clans rs Coming
.. ....''.' TOSS "' S.''''.Hilla Folrer
tar, \ . 'nl'~''''' Eve R Aayen less
Recitation. a Real SAINT, sIau.'.
l.s. tat 'Uu. The Poorest Co. ifd'' ......
Observation-Disclosures. Nircin.a Evans
+uug ttf.a-
Rectal ou. SANTA Claus and so.
Mouse ..-........ Payne Pierce
................'. 'useuh Csrnahan
k'luInE. 'Tho Wees After ...........
ke. itati"a. santa ANA Ils Reindeer"
Recitation .Grandma.s Nistatc''' '"
......... ............. Helen Herbert
.... .... .... .... ..... .ieorEe Lukcus
Pc. l.iIn.., santa CLAUS. .... Eta ltsele
song ...--.--. ....... .----... Class
.. Room Six
i'I ,.,il' g.. VIZ DO All Ne church
o., i'I i''.iE ... ...... Atl'i u i'tws
I''''''E h Mis'h'''ous stocking 49,
h'"'i"S Dots chfistw,@;s .,,............,,
E,ndirr. How li.,efui.r I,a. com
''i''' .I.,i, ,,.r,,,., wig" could
vrrrrr,t ttYTsb.v.
Ttf1Isr.fa Aflru I...t...r
Mazia iismiii if''''" ''
...,'........i. Ge1evieve I:-i16ardt
Recalling Cross 80 Santa claus ....
U,ad.ns .O Little Town of B,thIe-
len. h,g. ...rt ,..-.-,.... E,rie,,aa seidel
.-................. sara Dernbarecr
Lawrence whit
I.fha tsuawnv
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OF Dunkirk" and "f.adita"
Room Seven
Song .......... SANTA Claus Is Coming
Recitation 80. A New Santa Claus
Made Marshall
RecftAuon Riding With Santa Claus
Edwin Carpenter.
Eight children
Recitation ......-..... Christmas Time
Marie Walker.
Recitation ..... a Christmas Telegram
Arthur McGill
Recitation ......... God Bless Us All
Myrtle Gushe
song. Santa Claus will soon Be Here
Recitation. Jacks Combination Holiday
Reese Jones
Recitation ......... Santa's Mistake
Virginia Evans
song. How DO You DO. Ny Partner1
Eight Children
Recitation ......... Christmas Bells
Helen Sedan
Recitation -. Two Christmas Requests
Carl waelchlie
Song Santa Claus will Soone be Coming
Recitation -. a Christmas Telephone
Bertha Drummer
Recitation -; A CHRISTMAS Precsution
SANTA CLAUS VISIT.
Characters.
Mrs santa Claus Helen TerwiiiirSeT
Principal OF the school. Carl waelchlie
Children OF the school ..............
Song ..... Jolly Old Saint Nicholas
Room Eight.
song ...;...--....... School
Snow Flakes'' ...... Elizabeth Manners
"A Note TO Santa Claus" Robert Schenk
When / Grow IN 49,. Homer NcCoid
"polly-s Xmas Presents. Eliz. Howard
Folk Dance, How DO You DO. My
Partner" Eight Boys and Girls
Recitations-
Poor Santa Claus" Henry Greiner
Keeping a Secret. Gertrude wyiie
\ HUMBER SOCK Otto Comm tee
santa and Mouse. Hazel Desmond
Xmas Morning" .....-.. Helen Mc,ost
"santa's visit to washington school"
Characters:
Mrs. santa Claus. 80. Martha Dieringer
frincipal Of school. .... Laurence Ross
CHILDREN OF SCH ool... children in Room
N!ctrola Concert.
song ........-.-... ............ School
Reei,atioS o"s The Good 0iS BcGem ISSr
christmas Acostic "A Merry Christm as
hy - Boys and Girls. with Songs.
An Things bright and BeautifuI"
story. The Nations christmas Meeting"
by seven Girls.
Recitation. who santa claus H.
Santa Claus soon WIN Re Coming
&c. E"clta tion -. Tiny Tins Sorrowsr
Room Ten. -'''''''
Recitation
The Sight Before christmas.
The Christmas Tree" 80. James Rarn.s
christmas Time las Come NRaiu''.
..-., ..-.-... ...............- Harold TaIrk
The Message .... .... Elizabeth Marsh
our christmas Tree" .............1
-.-..............S a,iuia HaberficId
song. Hang ~ tho stocking FOR san
REGULATIONS ''''e 10y
les Tore Christmas Geo. CriSwcu
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various grades in jefferson school. and
doubtless large number OF the par
fnfr 81 pupils will be- iu sfterf....,~e
lntercs ting programs have been ar
ranged Hud viii ue rendered az follows:
song. santa claus IL coming" 800.
-. ......... ...... Jefferson school
NNiiEnt heigfe chr simas. -. Vera iferd
s.i'a 'lauN ...... .. lhurleS Glauser
Mat u Christmas For1.... Eliz Rauch
~ lN"s M"thIhe ....- T.. .Alford Carroll
49, - ltsNs ...-..- Merry Christmas
800 w iI'' ---.-..-t Mildred scott
zoo, ,.,'1t - 70 ..... ..-...... GLADYS Davis
gl''N ihk 49,. Rose Holm
No.. w we ii'usclop
So. -.
.'..'" w ',..II,' ........ Martha smith
I.b...t.... So -.. ls''lit MurrtH
Tf,r.-.,. ILL.,. .N' i.ilIel
~, .i'", ..t-...,. RANK Rutts
lrt,fa t.f...,. ,r.,lta - L., ~
.s.. Vt lffI walters
I,f-'.,..... ...... utfifa Jaws
IA. r..,c e.rt $500" Il.e
G1sT News ~.
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FOX RENT

ZOE RENT
THE BA8EMENTs, FIRST, srooNp.
THIRD, FOURTH AND F1rTH fLooRs.
OF TIE NEW FIRE PROOF MERCAr.
AT STEEL BRIDGE CORHER.
WILL BE READY ABOUT FIRST u
APRIL, 1914
EACH FLooH CAN BE REKrEo
sEPARATELY.
JAMES L. HAwLEY
1861 MAru srREEc.
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JEFFERSON SCHOOL.

Succial thriffwes programs will he
reI oeied This afternoon hv pupils OF the
various grades iu jefferson school. and
d'uhtlcs- large number Of the par
ms or pupils viii hc 500 attendance.
lhIcI'r ting programs have been ar
ranged und viii ue rendered as follows.
song. santa Claus L. coming .
s...s.. ......... Iaffgrerr -aH,of
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SEALED PROPOSALS
chanta and Othar WhnIeaaIa n..t...

Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobo.rs M,rs
chants and Other wholesale Dealers
NDTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
we state Board Of Control OF the stats
OF West virginia will receive ODDS daily
a. its onlce a. Charleston. West Virgfnta
LOT furnishing supplies for the several
Sthte institutions. the financial NANCE
tncf,t ~ which Is vested In said Board.
contracts viii be awarded to the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
thluss being equal. West Virginia deal.
eTs VIII be given preference
isis Of supplies needed will he flr-
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTRG.
aEltI Charleston. Wet NirELnia
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FOR SAIT


FOE sALE-Restaurant and confection-
cry doing good business have fins
soda and ice cream business. Nice IN
TO date fountain. best location IN town
VIII invoice about $1,000. Act auicis
lnquire Intelligencer office. care OF
\olob drs,
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LoSr-tmhrella on Barton car Sunday
night. green silk with round white ivory
handle. name "Mignou Brash" engraved
on handle. Reward ~ returned to Intel
ligencer office. d-I1tf
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song nfleAfnAH itfllN
Recitation. Trimming the Christmas
Tree OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Elmer Gin
Recttation, Little Christmas Carol
lers' ........--.. ... Leonard Marshall
Recitation. a Vote Of Thanks. ....
..............-.... ...... John Tharp
Song. Christmas"
Recitation. Ring Christmas Bells.
/ .lIlNnn Carroll
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL.

Interesting programs have been ar
ranged by the teachers and pupils OF the
various rooms In Washington school in
celebration OF the christmas season.
The programs will he rendered this n
ternoon In the various rooms before =
large number Of the parents and friends
Of the pupils The programs follow;
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LoSr-Five keys on ring: 800 reward
II returned TO lntelligencer office
d1S-f
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1 i-2 Acres

Located near the View Point SAINT
forum. A good. clean piece Of ground
with very fertile soil. Price Of the
tract SEQ See
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LOST.

LosT-Ihrusday. small account book,
belonging to Mayflower Dairy Co.
Please return TO them or Intelligence
office. d-1e-t
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(continusd on sixteenth p.r.J
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I.H "HrIaIrIHf frta" Vera Frazier
Whom Daddy I.Ehta tHs Tree ......
....-.. ......... Joseph WeIaIar
Sons. ESQ Room iu ths irn' ...... Glass
UeUffrf.rrr
sleep ffuIt Wtfe. Clarence puffg
Harry christmas Message"
... ..... ......... ...... rita Lewis
.lite Santa Middle Name .'....
sons. The Merry BELLS. ..........tIass
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Christmas Exercise to Be
Given In Public Schools TODAY

Group OF Christmas Songs. School
he Xmas Pretender". Sara Smith
song and Dance. I'm a Little Gypsy"
-. -; ,......-...-- .-..-..- helen Meyer
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FOR sALE-The Robert Nelson" farm.
on hill back Of Schram's. ! mile north
OF Beilaire. Good soil. Good buildings,
y mile from trolley line n ] Nelso,
Bell phone 46i-J. Bellaire. d-IS-rn
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
BrUemmer e. HjIdebrand

~ Euneral directors ana Embainers
-Lhonc w 0pen day and nIght
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~orr SANTA CLAUS I. coming class
Recitation When santa claus
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ron sALE-Child's enRmeled bod in
good condition. 1909 Main St dill
FOR SALE-Shetland ponies Compan-
Ions from which your children Learn
no bad habits Special reduction far
! christmas gifts. Armindh l.. Hupp. 10
Alexander. "a. Eden Valley Stock Farm.
Nat phone INV. n-21-3o.
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WANTED-TO RENT

-
WANTED-To rent. small house with n
rev acres. close to Wheeling. Address
:. r.. care Intclligencer. d-is-r,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-12
Last Evening Program

7 100 o. m. Patterson's Shows the Marvel Midway.
p Marshals Military Band in concert in front of
grandstand
500 p. Vaudeville Acts in front of Grandstand
p. Pains Mammoth Open Air PyroSpectacle. "Old
Mexico 1847." most thrilling interesting and spec
feature of the Mexican War 200 performers
the cast. Followed by PAINS Manhattan Beach Fire
works.
9:45 p. knights & Ladies Band in concert.
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TEXTILE AND FINE
ARTS AWARDS


Continued from Preceding Page.
Awards in "Crocheting' A. P.
Aniba. Mrs H. w. Charles, Matte
Trap, Mrs. j. F. Mccormick, Mrs. Il.
S. Baer, Blanche Carnahan, Carrie
Hall. Mrs. s. r. Bear, Mrs. D. e.
Barnes. Mrs. Bernard Ley, r. H. Nc
Kirahan. Mrs. n. B. George. Mrs j.
f. Mccormick. Mrs J. S. Miller Mrs.
Sarah H. Doncyson, Anna Scheer. L.
J. Ketling. Mrs. F. w. Packard, Min
ME Pollock. Marie Vancil, Mrs. Fred
Lodter. Mrs. Gertrude Montgomery
Awards in quilts = Seabrook
church. Effie Kreipe, Mabel Malstronl,
Mrs. E. H. Braman. Mrs. p Walsh,
Mrs A NJ Craig. Mrs. L. K. Eakin,
Bess Fitzgibbons. Mary Spaulding. Mrs.
]. P. Kelley. Mrs. Mossbarger, Mrs. T.
X. Eakin. Ella Roper, Mrs. ]. Stock,
Annie P. Aniba. Mrs. NJ. L. Hagar, Mrs
Martha Roberts.
Awards in domestic Iace.-Mrs. P. c.
Reilly Mrs. ]. D. French, Mrs. L. Bal
lard. Bess F'itzgibbons, Mrs. c. L.
Trap, Carrie Hall, Mrs. P. n. Knots,
Mrs. Lou Burt, Mrs. S. r. Bear, Mrs
H. A. Sternberg, Mrs. j. D. French,
Mary Cindel, Mrs. c. H. Matthews,
Mary Cindel. Mrs. T. n. Knots, Mrs
E. L. Morse Marie Vancil, Mrs. E. E.
Fisher, Mrs. D. E. Barnes, Mrs. ". ).
Gadsey, Mrs. NJ. \. Laycock, Mrs W.
F. Vreeland, Mrs. A. j. Dodge, Laura
Smithers, Mrs. w. A. Gadsey, Hula
Schinke; Mrs. Henrietta Price, Minnie
Pollock, Mrs. ]. A Comter, Vida Bush.
Florence Wetzel, Mrs. Sam Houston,
Edna Bear. Mrs. J. A. Mcneil, Katie
Miller, Irene Culp, Mrs. A. n. Melon
ough, Marie Haun. Mrs A. Nausbaum,
Mrs. Lydia Fuller, Mrs. E. K. He'll,
Mrs G. B. Sanders, Hattie McCance,
Mrs. Julia E. Dubreil, Mrs. c. f.
Drees, Blanche Wolff, Mrs. E. K. He'll,
Mrs ]. c. Coleman, Gertrude Dick,
Mrs. S. H. Doncyson, Mrs. ]. G. Majors,
Mrs. Ed Funk, Florence Wetzel, Mrs.
D. E. Barnes, Fred w. FELTON,, Mrs. H.
P. Mann, Mrs. C. H. Nelson, Minnie
Jasperson,- Mrs. c. c.. Perkins, Mar
garet Weiss, Mrs. Sam Houston, Hattie
Pack, Mrs. Anna z. Aniba, Hulda
Schinke, Mrs. E. E. Fisher, Mrs. T. O.
Sanderson. Mrs. G. W. Kimber, Mar
garet Weiss, Mrs. L. H. Agard, Mrs. c.
F. Drees, Vida Bush, Mrs. J. c. Sey-
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mour. Kathren Mann, Mrs. A. j. Dodge
Mrs. A T. Payne, Mrs NJ. B. George,
Marie Mayhue, Mrs. c. ]. Dillon, Mrs.
Joseph Stock, Mrs. Lydia Fuller, Anna
Scheer, Mrs. Bernard Ley, Mrs Lyndon
F. Day. A. E. Roller. Mrs E. Ingra-
ham, Margaret Henshaw, Mrs. F>reid-
berg. Holcraft Benner, Mrs NJ. Alley,
Gussie Shirley, A. E. Bainberg. Mrs
George Stonebeck, Mrs. A. D. Arm
strong, Mrs. Z. S Morse, Mrs. Sher-
man Petit. Hattie King, Mrs. Sam
Huston, Mrs. E. Insraham, A. E. Balm
berg. Mrs. NJ. Alley.
Awards in fancy work.-Mrs. Joe
Stock. Mrs. S. r. Bear, Mrs. Mary G.
Hiatt, Mrs. j. f. Mccormick. Mrs. A.
NJ. McDOnough, Mrs. Ola Hokes, Mrs
d. E. Barnes, Edna and Laura Nc
Grein, Mrs. c. T. Dress, A. E. Balm
berg. Carrie Hall, Mrs. Anna P. Aniba.
Mrs. L. f. Hazen. Irene Culp, Mrs. f.
E. Fisher, Mrs. G. W. Rauck, Mrs.
Lydia Fuller. Mrs. E. P. Hartung, Mrs.
Mary Deisher, Mrs. NJ Kessebaum,
Miss Ruby Seymour, Mrs. Martha Gel
ser.
Fine Arts Exhibitors: Mrs. Charles
Helms, Topeka: Mrs. w A. Haskins,
Topeka; Miss Clara J. Bartleson, To-
pelza; Mrs. A. L. Fowler. Mayetta.
Kan. Mrs. P. J. Palmer. Silver Lake;
Miss katherine NJ. Lindsey, Topeka;
Mrs. r. w. Coppedge, Topeka; Miss
Grace Raymond Winfield; Mrs. Maud
Catren, Topeka: Mrs. B. L. De Gramns,
Topeka: Miss Edna Willetts, Topeka;
Miss Alice Winner Topeka: Miss Dolly
Tilford. Topeka: Robert f. Bell. To-
Ie:1a Mrs. Lydia Barnes, Topeka; Mrs.
]. C. Striclxler. Topeka: Mrs. Ed Funk,
Topeka; Mrs. John Melton, Topeka; F.
W. Peers. Topeka: Mrs H. H. Hoff-
man. Salina; Miss Olive Knox, Topeka;
Miss Gertrude Dick. Topeka; NJ. b.
Friedrickson. Topeka: George O.
Boone Topeka: Mrs. Henrietta Price.
Pittsburg: G. L. Bunger, Eslridge:
Miss celia Perine. Topeka: Miss Ella
Young. Aim ena: Winifred Mckirihan,
Topeka: Miss Pauline Haynes. Topeka:
H F. Shirer. Topeka: Mrs. A. NJ. Nc
Donough. Topeka: Miss Estella North
rup. Lawrence; NJ. Witwer Topeka;
Mrs. c. H. Matthews, Topeka; Mrs.
Sara H. Doncyson. Topeka: Miss Eola
A. Kulp, Topeka; Miss Vena SPOTS.
Lawrence: Mrs. Clara Hammond, To-
peka: Mrs. c. S. Berry, Topeka: Miss
Byrtie NJ Downs, Lawrence: Mrs. J.
G. Coleman Topeka: Miss Marie May
hue. Topeka: Miss Margaret Kelsan.
Lawrence: George H. Stahnke, To-
peka: A. V. small, Topeka; Mrs. G. H.
Shut Topeka: Mrs. r. j. McCafferty.
Topeka; j c. WoIcott. Topeka.
Judge: Mrs. \. Gibbons. Kansas
City. Mo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-17
PRIZE CROPS.

The Texas Industrial Congress has Just
bank form upon which a full report is
to be made of the prize crop yields and
all items of cost. including rent of land
(charge is to be made therefor whether
the land is owned by contestant or not y.
cost of breaking land. preparing seed bed
seed planting, replanting, thinning. each
cultivation. commercial fertilizer and an
imal manure and cost Of applying same
gathering weighing. etc. and al other
items. The man labor is to be charged at
10 cents per hours and horse labor at ,.
per hour in each case: and in computing
the credits the corn wi be counted nj
soc per bushcl the cotton at l2c per lib
cOwpeaS at so per ton. and katlir and
milo at $50 per ton BY requiring every
contestant to charge himself - per acre
for the land used and countin" %everyonc'S
corn. cotton. cOwpeaS. and forage ut the
same rate, all contestants are placed on
an equality. The statement closes with q
certificate on honor by the contestant as
to yields and cost.
Teaching the young farmers nf the
state how to use q cost system is not the
least important of the various reasons
which the Texas Industrial Congress
gives in its course of instruction: and
it is as important and just rs possible
for the farmer. by taking he necessary
time and trouble to tocn looks "a ills
crops and livestock to know where be
stands Financially as it is 70 the banker
and the merchant to know where they
stand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-17

The trouble about Mr.. Wilson's critics
is that they cannot get together on one
theory. On this side of the inc the jingOs
the blood and thunder at -any-price peO
Pile the gore-drinkers. are complaining be
cause of the excessive mildnesS of the adj
ministration in dealing with Mexico. On
the other side Of the boundary. they ac-
cuse the president Of Incorporate langu-
age, because he suggests that the impris-
Oned delegates should not be hurt 1t is
fearful to think what would happen if
the American jingocs and the Mexican
jingocs should be allowed to get together
for ten miuteS or SO.