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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12
HONEYMOON OF PRINCE

San Francisco, Aug. S-The honey
moon of Prince Stanislaus Sulkow-
ski and his bride of a fortnight, who
was miss Marie Louise Freeze, daugn-
ter Of a Los Angeles millionaire. has
become a game Of hide-and-seek be-
tween the prince and deputy United
States marshals of two STAGES.
As a result of testimony given by
Mrs Clara Melcher, Viennese laund
ress warrant was issued in Los
Angeles at the request of the United
States attorney there charging the
prince with violation of the Mann
white slave law.
The prince and his bride are be,
eyed to be at Lake Tahoe which lies
on the California-Nevada boundary
and deputies are securing the variou2
resorts,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12
FOREST NOTES

France has spent s35,OOOOOO in
planting trees on the watersheds of
important streams.
According to the Canadian Forestry
Association. 80 per cent OF Canada
is capable of growing nothing but tim
Der crops.
Ammonia bombs are being tried out
on some of the national forests for
the purpose of extinguishing forest
fires. They are said to have worked
well in the case of brush nres where
the fire fighters find difficulty in get
ting near enough to the burning area
TO beat out the flames. Each bomb
exploded viii extinguish Ire in a cir
cit of about Ave yards in diameter,
The Western Pacific railway has
instructed its engineers TO report
fires along the right Of way where II
traverses the Plumas National For
, est, California. The location OF fires
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12
FELIX DIAZ TAKES IN
SIGHTS OF SEATTLE

Seattle. Wash. Aug. 1O-General
Felix Daz and his attendants took
long ride over the boulevards today.
The general declined to discuss the
Mexican situat on or his mission to
Japan. No importance is attached to
the Japanese consuls meeting him at
the train. The consul, when asked
iestingly at the station before the az
rival of the train If he was down to
meet Diaz, said he did not know Diaz
was on the train, and that he came to
receive DR.. SoyadaI and Mr.. Kamiya
Japanese men of affairs, who have
been investigating the condition OF
Japanese in America.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12
Be n rTURAL

The whole world vibrates in tune
with the human being that acts him
self. Most of us are on parade. We
see 100 many eyes conferred our way.
We estimate too highly and too false
ly our own worth. Instead of being
busy at our job, we worry for fear
other people may fail to know we are
busy at it.
Work as though no one sees, nut
with the feeling that in time every
one will see.
Naturalness is inherent, therefore
it cannot be acquired. 1t is false
standards and wrong Ideals and Hie
misunderstood that bring unnatural
ness is a species Of imitation-its
turning your real self around and
seeking to make it walk backwards.
Be natural and you will be your
strongest self. Also, you will be what
no other human being can be. or
no two of us are exactly alike or have
ability in duplicate.
Work as though no one sees but
with the feeling that in time every
one will see.
Dress naturally, talk naturally, eat
naturally, walk naturally-live natur
ally, fuss not, furry not, but strong
in the knowledge of latent ability and
reserve power, sure to count at the
proper moment, mute in evidence
that 1t pays to be ma 'ural at all times
to think and act as though under
the direct eye of a great and just
master-George Matthew Adams.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12

is Indicated on card dropped by the
engineer or fireman to the next sec
ton crew met after the fIre is dis
covered II is then the duty of part
of the section crew to go back on
handcars or speeders and put out the
blaze.
More persons make use of the ma
tional forests in Utah than in any
other state. Nearly q per cent of ali
the permits for sheep and cattle graz
ing on the forests are taken out in
this state. This does not mean, how
ever, that Utah carries onefourth OF
all the nst onal forest iattle and
sheep; it happens that many. small
grazing interests make use OF the
forests there; and individual fiocks
and herds are larger elsewhere.
Two sales of government timber,
aggregating over 5l,O00,00O feet, are
announced by the United States for
est service.
The Secretary of Agriculture has
Just issued permit to the Pacific
Light G. Power Corporation of Cali.
fornia to construct and operate A Sc
ries of power plants in the Sierra Ma
tional Forest. The company plans to
build four power houses, two reser-
voirs and twenty-five miles of cement
med tunnels 1t is expected that con.
siderable quantities Of this power
will be utilized in pumping water for
irrigation in the upper San Joaqu
Valley. The power will be transmit.
ted over double steel tower line
strung with stranded aluminium ca
bes and at pressure of 10000 volts
the highest yet attempted in CONNER
cial transmission.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12

of the city, secured some monar
departed.
A nightwatchman visited the 10,
rosy cabin at 10 o'clock last nigh, o.,
found Hartman lying in his room an
parently asleep. At O'Clock ,h,.
morning the Waterman made anotbo.
visit and found the room empty
Mrs. Hartman was jubilant oy0.
her husbsnd's escape.
They won't catch my husband %
she said, Competent doctors have
told me that my husband has not Ion.
rosy and when he gets out of reach
Of the st. Louis health authorities No
will take treatment.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12
COVE NEWS

Cove, Aug. ll.-Mr. and Mrs. G..
Holiday are rejoicing over the ar
rival Of fine ten pound boy at their
home on August 8. Mother and babe
are reported to be doing nicely
Chris Barfuss Jr., of River Heights
stopped at Cove on his way to Ban.
ida.
Allen Brothers are again busy with
their steam thresher, The grain
thrashed is yielding from 50 to 80
bushels per acre.
Miss Connie Bullock Of Providence
spent a week with her cousin Mrs
Reese.
Mr.. Ephraim Allen and family OF
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12

Lady Wanted - Strictly reliable,
honorable and honest lady partner,
nurse, housekeeper or stenographer
unencumbered and some bus ness
ability, to assist in establishing a
practice with Naturopathic physi-
clan, more for home than high sal.
airy at first. A good place for N
right party from 20 to 30 years OF
age. The Nature-Cure offers an ex.
cellent livelihood for any young wo-
man who can devote her time ana
study to 1t. VIII locate in Salt Lake
or Ogden. Give full name and ad.
dress to box 276, Salt Lake City
Advertisement. I,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12

direction. Dozens Of homes on Col
orao avenue were flooded from three
to five feet deep and at late hour
tonight a score or more families had
sought refuge with those living at
higher points.
Perhaps the heaviest financial los
ers were truck gardeners south Of
this city and Colorado Springs. The
lowlands are inundated and crops
ruined.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12
Commission Calls For
Telephone Statements

Washington Aug. 9-The interstate
commerce commission today ordered
all common carrier telephone compan-
les to furnish by October l detailed
statement of their organization equip
ment and physical and financial oper-
alton.
AS soon AS practicable the commits
sion will hold in various parts or the
country public hearings at which les
timony will be taken at to the rates
and operating methods of such tele
phone companies as come within the
jurisdiction of the commission.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12

Salt Lake City are sitting with mis-
parents Mr.. and Mrs. andrew AL.
len.
Mr.. Joseph Titensor is home from
Ogden during the illness of his son
Edgar, who Is suffering from pneu-
monia.
Mr.. j. C. Larsen has just return
ed from Star valley where he has
been on a summer outing.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12
LAST DAY OF GRACE
FOR JAPANESE
After Today They Cannot, indiVldu-
ally or as Corporations, Pur-
chase Land In California

San Francisco, Aug. 9.-This is
the last day, under the alien land
act passed by the late legislature on
which Japanese, either as individuals
or corporations, may acquire land IN
California.
Individuals now holding land may
continue to do so during their natur.
al lives, but may not devise It to
Japanese heirs. Corporations form.
ed before the law goes into effect to,
morrow may hold land for 80 years
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12
LEPER MAKES HIS ESCAPE
George o. Hartman Evades His Capt
ors And 10 Now Believed to Be
Headed for Mexico.

st. Louis, Mo. Aug. s-George o.
Hartman, the leper, who was taken
to the isolation cottage at Quarantine
several miles south of st. Louis, yes
terday, escaped early today. He re-
turned to his wifes home in the heart
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12
SCANDINAVIAN REUNION
Provo, Utah, August 1924

EXcurs ons via Oregon Short Line
from Utah points north of Ogden and
from Preston, Idaho. Tickets on sale
August 20 and 90. See agents for
rates and further particulars. Al
vertisement. a23
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12

Doan's Ointment cured me OF &C.
zema that had annoyed me a lone
time. The cure was permanent =
Hon. s. w. Mathews, Commission.
er Labor Statistics. Augusta, Me-
Advertisement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12

FOR SALE-1913 model, motorcy.
c'es and motor boats at bargain pric.
es, all makes, brand new machines
on sasy monthly payment plan. Get
our proposition before buying or you
will regret It, also bargains in used
Motorcycles. Write us today. I'm.
close stamp for reply. Address Lock
Box IL, Trenton, Mich. #
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12

SEE HERE-We have a number Of
good farms and ranches to trade for
Logan City property. Stewart Real
Estate & Loan Co. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12

FRESH VEGETABLES and cut
flowers; funeral designs a speciality.
at Ola Larsons. as
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-12
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE-A fine Jersey milk
COW. Phone 431.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-16


'..ir au interesting meeting OF the
Ntt department Of tho Womau's Club
was held iu Tho Y " GO a rooms ON
SAT Irday afternoon Tho program was
on" OF the most interesting al the sea.
son
The program was opened with a ra.
Wow 0i current Arf hN tho chairfr4-f
g.. lh" department. Mrs % Russell
wood. Mrs Walter Kelley. chairman
n' The Drama Lsaruo Circle. gave AM
iuicro .ng talk ON brittany Mrs
" bryan read paper ON tho DO.
,ist Easuon Lpparc. witch was well
received
sis Crcuia spcycr. chairman of tho
civic Department OF the Woman
club. read most Interesting paper ON
'Ju'e BRETON. and 60 ~ we're dis.
played thD fine qualities az the uorta
tho twenty-five masterpieces of Uro.
i'n Hnd special emphasis was made
upon the painting The First Comm.
ZION. which was purchased Tor the
.iosl1n collection Tor stl.5OI. the larr.
amount uIid for a work Of any
W'H purchased Iu iNst. and julie Ure.
tnu died 'u IN9f. Another or Urrfon's
works ia in tNn Fi.ll museum. lu chi
CtFu. and f. entitled "'Irr Song ~ tho
IIf. NI -UrFor mentioned tho
painting Trr Ea.rirr. proc... ION In
qualities Tho most famous of Wrc.
ffu. paintings Was Tho Cleaners. a."
which vaH painted iu 1855 and huurhf
lor Two thousand frames N Wna pur.
chased before ~ wac hung for crit-
t.-m MlIrf uid not finish Dis Clean.
f'r uufII 1850 The greater part 81
lrD'uu Ifo was spent iu NrIors. a
rui ~ brittany and he painted the
natural IIIH NJ fhc people oI that 500
uon, snd The pictures are such that
APPEAL 20 all Miss Spoyer's paper was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-16
NINE. MoNTEssoRI

Madame Nari0 Montessori tho dis
tinruishcd educator was in Wash
inrton during the National suffrage
convention. and was tho center oi
much attention she had hardly
reached 'ha citv before she was i'm
teryiewcd by the press a. 90 he-
tIt,V. ou 'ho huru.uE subject ~ wom-
an suffrage about which every for
elEnor Of note ia questioned almost
ae .uon as bis foot touches these
shores Prof Nortossori said thar
she wa % sufff1Eitt. and added that
until women have votes they are
practically outlawr
Mo- Of the women who possess
the fr.hoet intelligence and uae it
for rnld are believers in equal sur
frare. and fhc women who have done
the most remarkable public service
without u vote believe that thov and
other women could render still more
servic" to the world N they had
votes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-16

The tenement house problems are
not tn be solved with tho kind OF socI-
ability found BOO strawberry festivals
end oyster auuurra aHId tHnrI.. -feI-
leI consulting erHIuIuEIef u' Sew Work
i1 hie address o. the Tvsuficfn Csu.
turv club. Tuesday wprrlus. when ur
fpnke OF the attitude OF the church
toward fhc wor.IuEufn. and suggested
lfs pHeaIhiI'f.rr HH regards The solving
OF social Problems.
81 StcIfsi believe fhr church. as 10
Ie TODAY. ir utterly Inadequate t1 cope
with aHrIHl pfHhief5a. flnarn Is bias.
iHitI that 10 ultimately viii uU able Ip
dn fn. Tho Same CnHTfI wIat lr
rrr.tneI.- He declared 'hHf r.tn re- dif.
fefcnf ruli.H.r' ~. pointed out that
600. nHH hr.n found rf0f.".T. 100 dIf.
fsrsrf period. OF fur .Iur.H.a HI .fHrr.
Luther taught .TUr iurf .h.f I.e bv
uIfh. calvin. che doctrine Off frs COW.
frelEuff of tUI. Wesley. frr freedom
OFF, MAN iu rsII.Itr C..rIr Kinney.
fhe Jaw af F.I. nrI UuIrHf o..
Moody. Tho f..t H. EH. Vow "
said Mr. stslseI .iNr fImr rre come
fnr rUufHer fu.NH. 1000 rmrnIe /.
placed urHu Goo preaching OF "a social
rDsrei. H su.IHI salvation This aoclHl
GffIel mean. blood sweat uuI snort.
fre. ~ Ia frt gospel 90 uuaoiIa hucsa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-16
Martina Ferrr Womnn,a cnnh

The Womans club OF Martins Ferry.
VIII meet Thursday evening December
~. At the home OF Mrs NJ Sheets on
Eorth Fourth street. This is their
christmas meeting and all the members
are asked To donate toys. All the tovs
VIII be turned over TO the Kings Daugh-
ters FOR distribution
me Following II the program sched-
uied Tor the meeting. blessed be the
.t'hd that prepares a ppleasure for th..
heart OF child. for there is no saving
when ana where IL will blossom forth %
H's,SPonse ...... christmas Legends
me Montessori Method of Education
~, go. susan Ditman Selby
Inc Maying OF polls-kruse. ETC.
-....-... ........... Clara Louise Smith
lpckens Christmas Carol. Mamie BOYD
original Christmas Story
......... Lora Smythe Hervev
Current Events. Leader Pro Ker,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-16


IHe c"arm Of q gift lies wholly I'm
inc TACT that 10 is given by a friend.
~ ought 10 show unselhshness. a per
''a4 emory {" please, by thoughtful Sc
lotion and appropriateness. This sen
,.,,, - EXPRESSED IN tie literature sent
uIar name derived from the title OF the
S'tlety Tor the Prevention OF Useless
LING s,',,, IL IS possible there may be
l,.o,,. - eau'l : OF this PAGE VINO do not
Ht"W me uT!giu Or he society. Its name
u amusing. but there was nothing Al an
smusinE IN the facts brought to light
J.. mo luNcstiEatlous that led to its for
nation 10y the Vacation SaytnRs Emo
or Ntw York The name rcnres.nts an
@rsaniZation which encourages saving
l'f S'II-Nupporung women and which a
s'.i "ko "ad on It's books over 5000
women who had deposited $40. 900 Now.
nc society OF SI.ogs' has spread over
"" country and its gospel ~ making
fresh converts every dnv. on. is cor
sl"ntly hearing Of new branches or the
Thc-inycstiration referred IN IN N.u,
YORK led To the discovery that there Is
n worse Kind ~ giving than ''useless"-
hhd That almost amounts t. black
maui 10 some large department stores
81 that city. clerks have been called nm
on n} collectors Co contribute money for
gifts Tor minor Officers ~ the arm II
Wa next g. obligatory for tie one asked
10 contribute. In most cases IL could
not Dee afforded. stlll Few dared refuse
IN one case "a girl refused and she was
%, cotted Ply all the others. Another
Eiri on "a salary Of SIC "a week. gave So
i1r presents To- the store
~ Was Distances such as these which
made the Society Tor she Prevention of
t'.c-s Giving the natural outcome OF
thf vacation savings fnund. Among
~ er s.lui-nh. lEatory Eiting. the society
places the cifts from pupils To- teachers.
OFTEN an unfair burden ON parents and
. M. d"'iN. m en- arrassweut 10 tcachsrs.
This practice. lHrr.lv o. living out iu
mgfF schools being forbidden
Tire society. of course. euphnsfxes fro
iur az Christmas time. its dortr.t. he.
in- mat Christmas .r fts essence be- NOT
80 mIrh e. time f1r rrescut-givInr as for
lnE E"uI VIII ir rrHuE other v4Ve.
WI" ere Informed that Mrs Wilson. me
ilfNt Lady % the Land. and her dnugh-
i'i- HI" ardent advocates OF Tie snug
"f%Inl ftt"r. Pittsburgh has taken IN
O." laea among ifs club women ard ~
N"il"us meetings durluG tic last two
Ne'Ns ~" society laH received their
v nm L.l.r.ef..nf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-16

the assembly room OF the school
building The Rhetorical class OF
The hirh school d. divided into Is
sections. and one or more speakers
Tor each section will speak on Fri
day afternoon. The special music
for the occasion will be furnished BY
the orchestra and glee club OF the
high school Tho members OF tho
dramatic clue viii probably take an
active part In the exercises by deliy-
cring az Law of some kind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-16
HOLIDAY EVENTS
BEING PLANNED
THE DANSATE" TO BE GIVEN AT
FORT HENRY CLUB is
AN INNOVATION.
Many Dance Parties, Dinners, Auc-
ton Bridges. Etc. viii Be Given
And Younger Set Is Active


This Yuletide season will be the
most festive yet celebrated in tho So
b cial set. The younger men have or
ganized club and will arrange some
attractive features for nearly every
evening OF the holidays Many OF
the young men and women will return
from college for the holidays and
bring with them attractive house
guests. This always adds 10 the
F pleasures of the festivities and in
E. spires those of the city 70 entertain
more deliberately.
The Dansate 20 DO held AZ the Fort
Henry club on Wednesday and sat
urday afternoon Of this week Is at
tracing any amount OF attention
Z Miss Nancy Peterson Is in charge
and those wishing 20 attend should
communicate with her Bridge will
be- played from TO and the charge
r. nifty cents. Tea and dancing will
be the features from 20 :. during
which many will be served The
charge for this enjoyment is also fif-
~ cents. The proceeds will 20 to-
ward beneftinE the poor Of the city.
We had predicted that this innova
tion would b. taken M by society or
this city and ~ bids fair 10 become
enjoyable.
The mask ball 20 bo given AZ tho
STAFFORD SPRINGS hotel December %
viii b. the most enjoyable and infor-
nal Of the holiday social events So
ctety ls busilv engaged In selecting
the costumes
The Christmas ball 10 be given by
Miss Eleanor Mcclure. Mrs joseph
SpeIdtl Jr. and Nrq Leach era
craft on Christmas night AZ tho Mo
Lure is attracting great deal Of at
l"nuon socially II has been some
time since the McT.u hac te,,, .,,t.
able Tor 1aucinr and with tho r.
opening NJ fLr ball rooms this sea
son there H.ll be- many affair. given
mere tn" New Year assembly 10
% given ON December 20 will BE- tho
ususi success This viii also take
place ~ tho NrT.Ure
VI courre. tho children will coro
!. Tor their share ~ social recorri.
ZION and MANY dainty ChIr.trss
Iar'I' have boon planned Tho hoI
DO social eticrras
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-16
LOCAL oRcAFsrRA-

Fump's SuNOphOuo orchestra COM
posed entirely ~ well known local
musicians. has been engaged by the
Columbus lodge ~ Flks to furnish the
music ~ the annual Christmas blow
our OF tho lodge. To BE- held next
week Tho affair is always quite az
elaborate one. and mo local orchos'~r
con ldcr7 20 on honor 90 DO selected
AIphorsc Watson. OF this cttv ia tho
director and Che orchestra is affiliated
Wlth The local union. $50 141. AmtI..
can Federation ~ Musicians
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-16

Thursday evening. Twelfth Night" -
the topic discussed at present Talks
VIII be made by a number OF the stu
dents the program closing with a gen
eral discussion led by Mrs Sherman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-16

Tho VI DO Charfal study club vas
entertained ty NI frrr. Frrtcr
Monday afternoon af hrr home boz
bridgeport Mr. % Urfhanrpn
lead tho ii .ru..lun of Current Tvonf
and Ono afternoon was 90 literary and
social eurro.r
Iln follow Ius member. urro prr.
ont and enjoyed luncheon after tho
pfogrma. Misses Esther Hell. gtof-
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HIGH SCHOOL eutroalcALs.

Tho regular Christmas prorfam OF
the hirh school students viii be- ron
dercd Friday afternoon BY tho mem
bers Of the Rhetorical sections, In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-16

lInv much siiwonN did she demand
Twenty dollars o. week more than his
salary"
How foolish"
Well. she said ohio ruesacd he could
afford g. since Do ALWAYS had spent
twice what he earned. Prom Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-16
nAE nANSANn

Fort Henry Club, Wednesday and
Saturday. December II and 2o-Bridae
from to o'clock. dancing and tea
from 20 o'clock. Fifty cents per
person.
Proceeds are to 90 70 the Door OF
the city for Christmas to be dlstrIb-
uted by the Associated Charities.
To reserve table, phone Miss Nancy
Peterson, Bell phone No. u, Alien.
helm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-16

hold ifa December WectlnE. which Uaa
fp have boon December 1u. Tho meet
IUr af which Nra Wells appeared
took Tho place OF tho regular mc.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-16

Ih" many friends of WIe' for, r.
Nlh "uI Doc 9urpri od fp learn of her
.nEagnm'uf fo Mr. T.. = C0irr 81
i'fIIImgre. Nd Tho wedding viii
=. rlac" Saturday. December g1
Wise Train a. widely known ip os,,c,
Ii"nHl Circles and ia 20 most rqffmabI.
Young lady. having host of friends ir
lI" CIV VI GHinn ia Identified with
we. iinghouao Air Vrlfo CpTlan.
~ IifitbIfrn. and o. VOL known ir
H,-- ,irrIoH both in Baltimore and
~. teacher. ~ tho Webster school
Ifpri "I Miss irwin no Ue.sh Cfru
"nd rendered Hor 1 shower Tie ste.
ming uae arrrfahlv spent Zoo t.riDu.
diversion The many friends OFF Nf.
irwin have hrru expecting Tho hauul
eFrn1. huf Ufd NOT learn fh4f u o. I.
hr Hf .I early p date Miss Irwin uf.f
|" greatly missed Boo educational and
.nri"I circle. in fhn otis
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For Mrs. BreidensteIn.

Miss Barbara Korn. ~ Warwood
will entertain with 800" party OF
Thursday afternoon for Mrs Harry
Breidenstcir Of bridgeport. who
leaves for F2irpoint. O.. 20 make her
home. There will be FIVE tables 10 &C
commodatc the guests. and a fine time
Is anticipated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-16

Tho usual Christmas entertainment
will be given 81 tho Christ Lutheran
church Pleasant Heights. Mozart. on
Christmas eve N eNceptioually good
program &C. being p~euarcd nv tho sun
fav school a feature Of the occasion
Will be % Christmas tree and tho
usual treat will DO distributed 60 tho
members 81 the school.