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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

MIS- FLORENCE, kimm.nS was 70
moved 10 uer home ysSterda, from
l.or NIX place. where she has been CON
hncd los Illness for the past se,.rat
weeks
Mrs ~ VI Marsh and son left this
morning Tor Pittsburgh
t"ahIdF AK uS"u irft yesterday fp-
Hl' mont. wh"'s Dee All DO employed b-
tie American Horticultural 60
n Film Grove Motor sales GO sold
vulcan roadster Yesterday TO Davis
Thomas "f Harrisburg. ia.
~ So Alberta Burltrt. mas retut,.l
=" her nome ~ W'rt Alexander after a
brlf" stay m tho Grove
TIA &c over Oh" Irttsbuf XII division
~ th' y. q -. viii bs DELAYED tfiI noon
'"-df> uu account of wreck
Itr WhIE Hf FarE View VII o.. fin
shed ~ - few weeks
The Wheeling INTEL Rencer nine VIII
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mon as they came from the depart
ment side by side.
When Secretary Bryan left the cab
met meeting. he said:
Il have no statement TO make at
this time" was his only reply 10 all
inquiries. The cabinet remained in
sessions and there were some intima-
items thaN some statement might come
from the White House later.
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cross hats with the Tim Grove team
TINS afternoon at Elm Grove.
WI Foster Will remove his family
10 81 'ldirSN lie In a Few DAYS -
make his future home there
Johu shorts Of Patterson ~r.rf IS
tera az n st Clairsville On business
W h. Moore. q prominent .utumnbfte
I'ai"f or cleveland. -. Is spending n
Nv Gay iH Film Grove in the Interests
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Program fc- nno.hers. nav.

Elaborate preparations for tile Oh
serNauce OF Mothers Day next SUNDAY
are be ng made by the FIRST VI. -
rhurcn Vi Elm Grove. The Ladies Ald
society Will have charE. of the d.cora-
uoh~. IN" service VIII Ice held at ] !
'i''k at which time special muse
"pl4pEi idtc To- tile occasion Will h,. rem
orr-d H. the CHOIR. the Governor .
ilociomat'on Will be read ana the pas
t"I Rev. =. -. Hart Will deliver thr
sermon nom the tex Behold Thy
MOTHER White nowcr~. the emblem 80!
thr Jay. VIII l." Worn. y general Inv I-
tdtipn ~ "Nt.ud''! To- tine public To-
attend this service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

The work OF bulIdlug the new plant
AT " elmers - progressing very p.tytA
IL VIII be remembered tnat this PldIl
Was burned lew years ago baL Is
now being rebuilt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
Recognizing Pre- Company.

y ',''-'7'F'''"I N"TUUf"fT 7 IIf IOm-
Iauy i~ beng reorgau.zed and th.. ,naf-
YET = now open \ committee OF nSe
new members ana go interest old mem
ueFs ~ th- Organization. At th. meet
H< 10 De- f"la Tuesday evening Ma.
lJ. a class OF - members viii be In.
!tated and quite an interesting TIM
- being arranged
y ne equipment of tile F.dgeWood lie.
Iartui"nt & one OF the best in H.. out.
h'-plke dlStIct. and considerable IN
t"tt-t + Doing manifested iu the COM
idhE ny TIE CltiZeuS uf t.dg@wuod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

The Elm Grove high nine defeA ted
the SheIrard ball team at the grounds
81 the latter by score OF "a to -.
This - the second time the Grove boys
1eteated Sherrard. the score being 10 to
in favor OF Elm Grove before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
OUT-THE-PIKE
Nearing Completion.

The walk at the new Presbyterian
church is now completed. 1t adds 10
the appearance Of the property II great
deal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

=. r. Parker. Point Pleasant. Chairman.
Della fs TS.,.S.v sps s,.noo Secretary
The Boys Health ...............
80. .Dr. Harriet H. Jones. wheeling.
reaching Beginners TO Write. $500.
-. Miss Loella Roberts. Buckhannon.
PhonicS IN Relation to Teaching Read
g, ing Miss Lulu Ilogg. Fairmont.
III ould We Discourage Home Study
and l.engtnsn the school Days..
Miss Lucy 4. Robinson. Clarksburg.
SOM Means Of Keeping the Boy in
The Relation OF Art to Sc6ooIWork' sun
~. MISS Clara G. Brown. McMechen.
. Miss Hattie q. Gardner ffunt agton
MotherinC the Boy.
Miss Ina 10, Eii.,t.. WeilsburG
Checking the Waste in IN, Grades
..:....-.....W r. Grose. Iiuckhannon
shall We Teach the Boy to give I:vi-
Miss carrie IL Kcevci. Parkers6urr
Bird study in the Public schools 49,.
Friday Afternoon ltt 1;OSnne l. S"oPe
..........F Frank j. Tracy. ciiiarksbnrs
Sense Training a. Basis OF Number
80. Hiss Fern ii. Roush. Mar-tini;siburs
The Power NJ the Story ........-....
-, Miss Ruth =. Rice Wheeling.
:. Mr.. Lloyd T.. Moore. Moundsviiie.
The Boys Need of sympathy ........
........ Miss Eva Hughes. Bluenold
Why Teachers should BELONG To the
......-. MISS Aileen burke. ~ ntOr.
The Value OF the Boys Promotion o..
.-.. Miss Naletta Davis. CIarksburC
What Method Reading Docs for the
-. Miss Lillian snead tiailipoii~.
The Retarded Boy ...........
.........:..... &. q. Musser CIarksburg.
Why the Roy Goes Wrong .......--.
.....-. Miss blanche Beer Clarksburc
IilGH school. SECTION
.. II Colebank. Grafton. chairman.
Miss Iva King FairmOut. Secretary.
THURSDAY.
TOP c-I'ruhlems Which Affect the High
school Life Of the oy.
!. Better Art culatiou ~ the High
Scn""l WITH the Elementary school
...... L. II hin. Coiunha University.
DISCUSS ion-Iiarry pdg"rs Wheeling
Why SO Pew Boys Are Graduated
From our High Svhools
Discuss on--L. l. Friend. Charleston.
Ben II. Williams Blucneid.
ASsigrment Of Teachers in the
a-According 70 Preparation.
b-Acc"rdtug 10 Personality and
Temperament.
I c-According - Sex.
g. " Jackson. Elk ne.
FRIDAY.
I. STUDY Supervised IN school .....
.-..-... W. n :. white. Pennington.
Discussion Miss Kebecca Pollock
SOreautown
; Methods of Teaching students How
o STEADY o.. J. ? Marsh Charleston.
j. > u-sion ! .. Bond. Columbia
University
3 Making Proper Use OF the Power 81
Oraguizatiou 20 Win and Hold the
Boy in High School-Wtrt g Faust
BOY iu High School ............
--.---.--. WIZ Faust FarmOnt.
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1oy VsSnixktions.
Time allotment 1920 min.
County SUPPLEMENTARY Section.

J. IL i-azcar. Wheeling Chairman.
A. l.. Morrison. Clarksburg Secretary.
What Can BE Done 20 Secure and
Hold Professionally Trained Teach
ers In the Public schools. ......
Supt. g. H. kisling. New wartinsville.
How TO Make County Supervision
more Effective ..............
Supt. Edgar ~. sims. Villa mstown.
should the Manual outline the Course
or study More Definitely. .......
......... Supt \. T.. Thrash Reedy
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SESSIONS WILL BE HELD IN
PA1EERsBuHQ JUNE Ii
Many From This vivfnity WIN Attend
Local Persons TO Deliver Ad-
dresses.

The annual convention OF the West
Virginia Educational assoc alton will. pe
held In Parkersburg Thursday and Fri
gay. June J. and -. and great prepare
iions are being made for the sessions.
A most comprehensive program has been
pTeIarcd. ana includes many addresses
OF SPECIAL interest to teachers.
1t Is likely thst tne convention VIII
be very largely attended by local teach
.rs. and several instructors from this
vicinity will deliver addresses. Last
years convent ON was held in this city.
The program is as follows:
First Day. Thursday. June Ia.
The Boy and the School.
1. Tie iuaucnre ana Personality OF
the Tcachsr......R X. H. Alderman
?. Tho Influence OF the Course Of
5a1 in the City school. 800.
ID, In the Rural Rural se Si or""iord
(B) some spcciai Glasses.
Tn. school and the RstaIged
?. The school and the Defestiye
CO The school ana the BOYS diversions.
.............. Walter barnes
2. His Games and Sports. .........
...............H c. Robertson
Second Day. Friday, June 10.
The Boy and Society.
ca Correcting the Boy Who Goes
!. By Criminal Proc edure. Courts.
. ny Special Rcformatory and other
B, Agencies uUu Contributing n, + to p ,shn
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work call
THE c. 8. KIMBERLY CO.
Schmulbach Building.
Pike Pharmacy.


The Pike pharmacy. VIII Oh d. To- b,
managed by Mr. Ijear. Will be Icddl
10 resume operations ia the near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

Telephone your orders for Gibson
&c" pure ire cream Bell 49,
Natl 1850. Elm Grove orders nncd
promptly. S-s-IO-l5-Is-I7
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PROGRAM is ANNOUNCED FOR
STATE EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION


qusncy and Dsgenosrscy.
]. Child Labor r. II, Nickers
:. Drug and Narcotic Habits. etc.
..............F. NJ. LongaMecker
&C.. Boys' Organizations.
Directed-The Boy Scouts. Corn
Clubs. etc. C. FGuice
Tn or Self-directed-The Gang"
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Feet Tired.:.
So Tired?
TIE Mares Sick Feet Wen NO nrAttsr
what Ais Them

Send at once for Free Trial Package.
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John Z. shaw. West Liberty. Chairman.
&. l.. Bemis. Athens. Secretary.
One paper from "A member OF the Faculty
OF eadh Normal school
Elementary Section.
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US BOYS

lsAY en-, % Us 4 FAVOR W., IA 4sl
-IoINc IN HIS CELLAR ANc rs KID s
Y am 60 ooUU AND Ger HEa AWA>
I g AND YIN OUR GAVE For Us, Hs {
SoN 4 70 81 AND rs Te 81 JNUiA
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T.. r. Parker. Point Pleasant. Chairman
Della FERGUSON. Spencer. Secretary.
Thursday Afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

Ii1E SssSso Qi$
" ssT"S
T4s SrA2p,sH elANre WON
YESTERDAYS GAME eAe.seeAK
SPRpSEs SAoWeo Op M Tpe 6k
AN0 TJRNs o TIE TIDE EMIc1
MoproN SAILED US 40 SEP SlSTep
AWA1 FROM Alsi some HoW az orgeR
THAT'S HOW Ne UAS AsLe 70 SHOtD
Up Three cHesRS eoa enIUS
STANpSS o. u+e1 UsRe cLUes
HSKeS- ,sny
INy4ieS' ~
'oLeAS' ~
9kI0Nl1 NtANeRs co0CIY oepf
ShAEsRS
o!SsSl!Sss NO. 1s-AC
JDansG aope .
(Fos oAsES)
QraLoer y veAlandali2J
WHAr IS a 600 WAY 10 MAKE NE
4oOeS 90 FAST g. Use the SpuR
OF ne MOMENT = mere fAis3
Re'ee1, on -SrS 70 da1D
FROM RAY nutR~ NceeKoo p.SA
aAiT IS HeRe 40 SDcH rHINe,
As A UHoLE oAH HpH.
PEEK ~ ronoasOus eAsss-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-29

Top, Dog Rafles guarding ruined
home in Chicago that was devas-
ialed BY storm. Bottom. brick
residence in Chicago thu: was de-
stroyed by. -ttora..
Chicago did not escape the tor
nado and storm which wrought mil
lions Of dollars of damage through
out the Middle West. Many build
ines were destroyed.
One Of the accompanying pic
lures shows dog Rafffes standing
guard over the ruined home of his
master.
The other shows a substantial
brick building which was almost
totally destroyed by the tornado
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Continued On page Stdur,
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Is Received by japanese Roy.
atty with High and Pop
ular Favor. a.
tnY AsseerArrp pnrs.,

TOXIC, Mar. 2S.-Dr. Sun Yat-sen.
who was provisional president of
China from January to March, 1912,
has been the lion of Toxic since his
arrival here the middle of February.
His reception, official and otherwise,
has been significant, and there is no
doubt that the real object of his mis-
sion, to make friends for China, is be-
ing crowned with success.
When last in this city, before the
outbreak of the revolution that made
China republic, DR.. Sun might al
most have been considered a fugitive
in hiding. He certainly was not per-
soma grata in official circles, and the
Chinese legation studiously ignored
his presence until finally, under In
structions from Picking, the legation
brought pressure to bear upon the
Japanese authorities, and DR.. Sun
Yat-sen was requested to leave the
country.
Arriving this time in Toxic late in
The evening, DR.. sub was met by an
enormous crowd composed not only
of his own countrymen and represen-
tatives, but also of the Leading bust
ness men and in an official way the
leading people of Toxic. He was
driven at once to the Imperial hotel,
where section of the annex, usually
occupied by minor royalties or foreign
representatives, had been set apart
for the use Of himself and his secre-
taries. From that time on aim
every minute of HIS time has b
taken up with entertainments, inA
views, visits and conferences.
ways in the waiting rooms are NJ =,
bers OF people, bankers, merchs
and others. Every possible pei
for luncheon or for dinner has b
taken up by this or that organizat
or individuals. The rooms occuH7
by the ex-president are we'll stocf =
with beautiful trees and flowers, sd
of them carrying the flag of the i,
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DIR. SUN NOW MAKING
FRIENDS FOR CHINA


public of China crossed With. the flag
of the empire of Japan. This in itself
is significant, especially when it is
coupled with the expression Of Sun
Yat-sen himself. who said recently to
a visitor: Japan will. believe, be
the first to recognize the republic of
China
ostensibly the doctor comes for the
purpose of studying commercial con-
,dltions, and especially the railroads
of Japan. White this doubtless Is
true, he unquestionably has fur
Their purpose. He is here. according
to current belief, to make friends for
China; to bring his influence to bear
in order that the republic Of China
may be recognized; to secure the as
slstance, support, perhaps even an al
lance, with and from Japan, and this
remarkably able Chinaman, who has
lived abroad for nearly twenty years,
who rose upon the horizon of China
a little over year ago, and who
twelve months ago was the provision
al president, with an extremely doubt
full status in the squalid capital of
Marking, surrounded there with in
trigues and extreme danger, is now
the center of attraction in the capital
of Japan. He has an undoubted fol-
lowing, and a following which in
cludes people whose names are as
ISOLATED with big things in Japan.
The Mitsuls. shibusawa, the 1wasakis,
the chamber of commerce, the minis
ter Of war, the minister,of navy do not,
as rule, waste their time upon "im-
possibIes" or upon people who have
little, influence and no future.
lH la
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-29

friendliest spirit to visit my friends
and to show that / have not forgotten
the many kindnesses shown me, ann
that / bear no grudge for what was d
the time a necessary discourteays
One OF the first acts OF Dr. sun Vat
sen after his arrival was tosyisit the
graves of those who had betrlended
him while he was in Japan and who
had since died. Here he paid his
tributes and laid his wreaths!
After leaving Toxic the doctor vii.
make a tour of the provinces.
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development the world over is that
capital is always forthcoming to build
railroads with coal. silver, gold and.
copper at the other end. You may
call it dream. if you will, but dreams
sometimes come true. do not expect
to see China gridlroned with railroads
even in my lifetime. but am certain,
If the world lasts, that gridlron will
be seen in China.
Yes, I am here to study the induss
trial conditions and to observe other
things in Japan. l am here in the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-29
The Mothers Favorite.

A cough medicine for children should be
harmless It should be pleasant to take. III
should be etectual Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy % all Of this md Is The mothers
iagorita everywhere. For aale 81 al deal
ess, - Advertisement
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SU,
WOME|
Against American Women fo
Not Helping them Any
More.

LONDON, Mar. 29-English SUIT
fragettes are today complaining of
a decided falling away of american
support, in the field OF financial CON
tribution as we'll as in the matter OF
volunteer workers but at the same
time It is recognized that the reason
Is because the growing activity of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-29

money and R9uH HSa, MISS 3tAmHFsEll9R tcaHl
women. and that the home interest is
naturally the more vital.
During the early days OF the mii-
liant movement the women's Social
and Political Union received none
tary and personal assistance from
numerous American women, most of
whom have Withdrawn from the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-29

oiA'SA -SappSu tdpSLS AZ. A.s>sS~ X u
attractive back ground to the many
smart spring costumes woaa by the
guests.
Miss Landlord was assisted by Miss
Garrard, Miss Duncan and Miss
Vance, and later six tables were
pleasingly arranged in the drawing
room for auction bridge.
The place cards were dainty en-
bossed booklets tied together with
white satin ribbons augmented by
long stemmed jonquils, announcing
the engagement of Miss Grace Lee
Duncan to Mr.. David BASED Carper.-
The guest list included Mrs. Virgil
l.. Highland. Mrs. Charles s. smi-
ley, Mrs. William A. Vance, Mrs.
Charles o. Findlay, Miss Garrard,
Miss Frost. Mrs. George Leatherbury,
Mrs. osman swartz, Mrs. william
Newton, Miss Newton, Miss Roberta.
Fleming, of Fairmoat; Miss Grace
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China may assume her rightful posi-
ton in the world. In order to develop
these resources We must have means
of transportation, and the history of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-29
67zzon n
lda ha
From 20 to 30 Woman's Critical Period.

3uoh- warning symptoms of suffocation hot
flashes severe headaches meancholia dread o mnend;n
EVIL Papltaonof the heart rregulary CONSTIPATION and
dlzness are promptly treated by intelligent women who
are approaching the period of life
MS IS the most critical period of woans life and che
VINO negects the of her health at this time invites in
durable disease and pain Why not be guided by the
Penence Of others and take Lydia E. PnEhans Vegetable
Sompound It is an indsputabIe fact that this Grand Old
remedy has helped thousands Of women to nass tbro o
this trying period with comfort and safety Thousands Of
genuine and honest testimonials support this fact
!. From Mrs. HENRY HEAyILiN Cad;z obio
Fort WORTH Texas have taken lydia f. Pnkhas vanos
ne and derived great benefit its use It
safely through the Change Of Life was in bad health ba
hat all gone feeling 1nostof the n headache ostan1 s
very nervous and the hot flashes were very had had tia +h
remedies and doctors but improve until began ain d ;
look the Compound and had nv old comnans
praise your remedies to weak Mrs HENRY
liEAyILIN, H. r. u No. s, Cadz, Ohio.
From Mrs. EDWARD b. HILBERT Feet,vood ~
brentwood Pa During the Ghangaof Life was hardly
pc around at all always had and was SO div and
sometimes that did not know what to do = ~ @ 81 Osu
Gay friend advised to Lydia E. Pnkham,s Vega
S9npoqnd and It made me strong well woman am yeTy
as long as live Before took the Compound was ALWAYS Sicily
have not had medicine from doctor years You NAV
pupisn my letternrs EDWARD HILBERT, Fleetwood Pa
From Mrs. f. p. NTULLENDORE NTunfor1 A1
Munford A"I weak nervous while passno troot
the Change OF Life that could hardly live My husband had m
on all the gates for could not stand have gate slam
also mad backache and ulness
Lydia f. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound was adj
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found i 70 bs ali You claim reeen@end ito to sS
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Your letter will be opened. (EeEaA
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-02-21

A Cherryvale merchant came home
from the breeze of an electric fan and
three iced cakes last night and said
peevishly to his wife: You can GER
tainly get this house good and warm.
What do you do to do it," And the
wife replied meekly, as she pushed
back the few struggling hairs and
nailed them in place with a grinning
wire hatpir: II don't see why it Is
hot; I put a ham on to boil at six
o'clock this morning and baked bread,
and did little ironing. and while
had the oven hot I baked batch of
cookies and a couple of pies and heat
ed the water for the children's baths
and scrubbed the floor. But l haven't
had any fire to speak of except to
broil steak and bake some potatoes
since five o'clock this afternoon 1t
seems kind Of coollike to me. Cher
ryvale lKanD Journal.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-02-21
MUST STUDY WHAT TO WEAR
Woman Should Know Both Her Good
and Bad Points Before Pur.
chasing Clothing.

Beware Of the pitfalls OF fashion.
When we do see ahead, be sure that
we see ahead clearly. We want to
look at a style at its best, and not at
its worst.
"Beware Of going too far or OF 60
Ing astray; in each case you will hay,
to come back. Beware of choosing toe,
much; you don't want to look like an
animated Christmas tree Beware OF
forgetting your age, for inappropri ate
clothes will call attention to it. Be,
ware Of the Robespier:e collar unless
your neck is long and your throat Is
smooth and white. Beware Of looking
with too sudden favor on the large
pointed directoire revers unless you
are broad-shouldered enough to carry
them with grace and distinction. Be-
ware OF the stripe bayadere II you are
given to embonpoint; it would be a
tragedy to look like a top!"-Wom-
ans Home Companion
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-02-21
UTENSILS COST $25,000,000
Committee Of Government Experts
Makes inventory Of Persian
Cooking Utensils.

Teheran.-The shah's cutlery and
kitchen utensils are worth S25,000,-
600. according to committee Of gov
eminent experts appointed to make
an inventory.
The committees report shows that
no other court, not even that of Spain,
has such elaborate pots and pans at
the Persian. They are all gold plated
on the inside, and the plainest are of
silver only.
The kitchen salt and sugar canisters
are Of massive silver, but the spoons
and fork, plates and dishes are of
solid gold. while most of the knives
have handles incrusted with precious
stones.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-02-21
10 tho Same Old World.

In reviewing Professor Frank Frost
Abbott's new book. The Common
People of Ancient Rome" a critic
says: 1T should be something OF q
corrective to modern conceit to note
how little we have advanced since
paternalism frst became dominant
in Rome and since the Roman govern.
ment prided itself on opening public
baths and washhouses for the people.
Los Angeles is doing that same thing
now and lauds herself as pioneer
in civilization because OF It, Diocle.
tian denounced the rich and their
luxuries, attributed to them the high
prices OF necessaries. in language al
most indentical with radical newspa-
per of today. Plautus tells us of tho
trusts that were founded to control
prices and the trust problem was "a
much reality in ancient Rome as
it is today