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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-02

The anti-suffrasist closed the paper COW
cred book she had been reading and
sighed a disappointed sigh.
'Ive read Laurence Housman's para
phrase Of Ar.stophanes's Lysstrata from
the first word to the last and | didn't
get a shock-not one" she walled. And
here are my suffragist friends all throw
ing out dark hints that when the Wom-
ems Political Union presents Housmah s
TAsistrata' on February Il and Is at the
Maxine Elliott Theatre New York VIII
see something really shockinSly naughty
at last. of course. we had to eXpursate
ii thoroughly when We gave that open air
performance in Mount Kisco last sum-
fner.' they say. The Westches;er people
never would have stood for the uncut
version. but now we're going to let our
selves loose Humph! II this is the SUI
fraglsts' worst. there's no use getting up
an anti-suffrage plot TO set Anthony COM
stock on 10 them February IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-02

low rising 20 namc-color. and sinking TO
the softest. pales, buns The setting Is to
be most .imple--a white-columned temple.
and back OF that The blue sky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-02

be too glaring there. The prevailing tone
Of the women'S robes will be yellowyel-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-02
THE SEX MOTIF.

However Mrs. Harriet Stanton Biatch,
head OF the union, says that the Hous-
man version retains the sex motif AT least
OF the original Greek play. which the
much cut production under the direction
of Miss Martha Leonard at the Brookside
Theatre last summer did not do. In that
production when the women whom LNsls'
trats, yearnlng 10 end the wasteful Pelo-
ponesian war. persuades TO seize the
citadel in Athens and the treasure it con-
tains. and to swear never to return TO
home OF receive husband until the men
consent TO lay down their arms-when
the women hankered after domestic ex-
istence again strictly domestic reasons
were given-they wanted to 90 back ana
DO the spinning, or they feared the mouse
wasn't properly cleansed. Aristophanes
.painted them as wanting love
Take not love away. Not love-
Not love-.
they say And Housman leaves the play
this motif, though. as TO the text ne
softens a hundred things which unques-
tionably we're better suited TO the far
from delicate minded Athenian audiences
OF Az B. c. than to modern New YORK or
london audiences. The quips TO whlch
Aristophanes resorted to carry the seri-
4 nus message of his play-peace for tort
ured Athens-were decidedly broad.
PLANS ELABORATE.
We'll if it isn't going to be real
naughty, the unions approaching ara
matte event promises to be real oriliian''
When Mrs. Charles Edward knopiauc'''
Of the union. undertook the management
az u last November the plans were SIM
nile enough. Little by little they nave
grown more elaborate-here an amateur
topped off the cast and some artist SUP
stituted. there original ballet music oy
some well known musician slipped H. OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-02
PATRON ESSES.

Mrs. O. II. =. Belmont. Mrs. John WIN
ters Brannan. Mrs. Charles D bro"h'
Mrs. Francis Higginson Cabot Miss ne
becca A. Caldwell Miss Anna Constaoie'
Mrs. John Corbin. Mrs. Walter Damrosch'
Mrs. Lewis l.. Dclaheld. Mrs. T.. IltIahy
Dyer. Mrs. Edward Everett Hale Mrs'
Norman Hapgood, Mrs. j. Borden harri-
man. Mrs. Frederick Il. Hazard MIS-
phuIn NJ. Lydig. Mrs. " Everit Macy
Mrs ~ Felloyes Morgan. Mrs. Frederick
Nathan. Mrs. Amos Pinchot, Mrs. FRANK
H. Potter Miss Caroline Runt| hees'
Miss Heriettta Rogers. Mrs. WiiiiaHl H.
Schieffelin, Mrs. Victor Sorchah' Mrs'
Robert l.. Stevens. Miss Annie stone MIS-
willard ID. Straight, Mrs. Charles H.
Tiffany. Mrs Arthur Farra6ut TOWN.
send and Mrs. William Floyd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-02

the Harbor Commissioners that they wer.
driving shipping away from the port by
such eXactions as this.
San Francisco hotel and restaurant men
have pledged themselves to adopt uni.
form scale of prices during the worlds
fair. which will be no higher than In
ordinary times. This will be welcome
news to intending visitors, as the regular
prices here at restaurants are not more
thar half those Of New York for the same
service. Sixty leading restaurant men
agreed not TO charge more than a fair
rate. and President Moore hopes 10 be
arle to furnish visitors with an actual
schedule Of rates for the various hotels
and restaurants.
The Geary street municipal strectcar
line had its first accident this week, kill
ing a horse and smashing $500 auto
mobile truck. The question that now
arises is how the men who suffered loss
are 70 SIC the city. ordinarily it requires
permission Of the legislature TO bring
suit against the city. but some new lesIs-
la,ion will be needed now that the city
has undertaken to run q streetcar line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-02

with feeling by government officials In
ENGLAND to-day:
Have the jades started their racket
inc again-thclr raids, their drummnSs
and their voices from the roof at pubic
meetings."
Yes. even in those days, at political
meetings --
"A voice squeaks through the door,
What about women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-02

First Sergeant Richard ". Coleman. Of
Company NJ, has been unanimously elect
ed second lieutenant. vice White. ap-
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Social Affairs
@ LOCAL NOTIONS Isl
~ jAND SOCIETY NEWS $S

Of Miss Ruth Cooley. This will be-
the regular monthly meeting
~h.r. u program Of music. talks. dis
.ussion. etc. will b. carried out. fol-
loved by a social hour and r.frash-
mcn,s.
The second and third Thursday th.
club viii NEE, ia the basement Of the
church for athletics. games and a
general good lime. The fourth
Thursday will b. reserved for u 80
eiai gathering. u, which the boys viii
entertain their girl friends.
Those present last night Seg" Don
AID Wade. John Simpson, Harold
i,ranson. Chas, Maklossi. jam.s
TN--iiai-. VIII Maei.it.r. Donald
Ma"i.iV.T. Henry ii.-.si-E. Tom Wind
ham ard bF. Taylor.
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ANGEL" MOTHER JONES

u
the angel Of the seal
i employed ~ the national nh-s.
10 ias,-r s-.~n
~oskm asa
sho~s !
saysh |. rsssiasa Is the nsrsh
why ,s-
sf
.r-.~h. ssd sh-k
.s
i-s ha.
s- fi~s Lkias
cs u
sss~ Il s classified
Classified, ."ssssrspa undesirable
Inspiration 'hs
psrs~ Lets h,siis
10
b, is'-.
s- sJuisnee"
p.sasesi
Ssns.snss" in
m..,.,,, has
Ersiiss hesins
missuiss
aasrs dollar. s-
rsinAias people "aasels
thsIj aeA,ee
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sa asisssacp sss q Further sssssus as
ha~fsta
IA .e,ss-ts a1s fiscal s-sl5sr ~ss
ps.p~ssea 10 40 ss@raan-at bY --na-
sgs Week. bsss voted s,-s9s ~ So 10
u psup.~>~S that sa- .psgss.s ,a tes
ss-s.sfs =. ,s. cod st .s.s slaeat
sess ssuali BIC sepltsss la rrsas h. :
-. aa,tsssi s.bss
Na ssrni1.n, b, s~sstof liussus
90 deprive The federal se>rtve basF,i
ut pa~sr to essrspa ali reserve se4
sutte@ert. ~as defeated u 10 81
senator lsssssaw psup-@.ra tha, 1t .
hoard be- ,rpstssSrs ssocr su.r~as.
iss The sesstrsz zsep,s as To ,se fp!,
.~.~rss ss,Shss circulating aesss
senator R-es declared that vish-s4s
'se saeasr,.ss ia. b.ssss suals nui4
iisy .se rrestsspe written into 'ss
bill last right 10 check depletion ~
sela reserve
senator Uvsa presseS teT = finsi
vese cn his htlI "a = substitute fsr tae
NNtSN bttts Rftt ~NNftSF V8EtNh Us =
slstea nc had several anepdsasnts &.
present t.e then proposed so strike
ou- sSs ervVisiar allowing she fed.
s-st reserve tpsrd to authorize the
u>~ cs The rev ctrrcnsy rr the pses-
en-, pa,ieest rank nsse currency ss
hsat trssrv..
ssnstcr Ecy- susrcrtes, 'he Bu-4
tot amendment. declaring that ths
nee notes and sse present bsns notes
vere sinrty 1rpTuises TO pav. snd
~ert Therefor on ahsursi,y a. to-
s~-,es.
This is the most prerps,.rca.
thing have heard Of. ssid nc.
sine. Nr. Nissvbcr raid his person
al obligations hy giving bis note e;
hard II provides simply tor the VS.
ct aeb;s as security ter debts
The Burton amendment. was de
seasryi, 20 tu -. - half sheir reserve
in the federal reserve bsrs paper
sysiisble fCt de-discossnt m amend
nent to sirise oat the provision vas
defeated without a roll call.
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OPEN LETTER

shall ta,-sE stand ,sis by while
niis-rs battle cites Ihv labor chief
in tho lAns-r Hspsr~., That = the
osiy shiax the big leaders at the I'm
iss ate talking about Why don't
they so To pork themselves ahi i.as.
the soldiers a. they are WIS asnt
Mother Joh.s and NJ. itsy-s so To
live in = tent IN t.isiio- ON three
dollar. a ~--ks Il i. -~ss enough Ia
So sssana and tell -S-ss body what 80
io and pu, them oa, 70 tight ,hr
deputy sh-Fit.s aud soldiers Th.s
~oaid fa,h-f ga afuanh -i,h las
lees. uhtoni.s thar vish a citis-ns az
The a. = \ Taikius sbst' soldiers
- ssannissns the WORKERS Macy .s
.b-s- union workers. ar- In shr ssrisH
ihs .Anrs b-saas~ ta-f ar tsaid q"
ssfk snd shat strike sis-~ them =
chance 4. h-ir The leaders Sc, - .
a.s aud h-sars fAsst sou. vsfAias.
mss. ssrr s-. a-s, yourselves sh.i see
sh.s- bis ushsa leaders ate doing q"
100. r..f nan Nsss-r j.n-s A.-s y.
ur. do .. sass ftsr susss last drop
81 blood s.s s.sr siss, isas shssr
:. .ss .sa,iass ~ ,h- big Lss-is.
while yea ~is.rs slss in t.aaisv al
shsv~ scsiss. . ~--h Look 81 so-ss
sA,iis-ss $50 s.s, cate ss- aass
knss sAs. . father ans snsssrs hss~
lo sassa Zoe sa sssax th.se kias ur Ia
sac risss sas Nos ali sos bis
asssa -s-a r.n nt~ ssss hs@a- sss
shink IL strrs rNis ts sfora ssssssa
i~e
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SECRETARY WITNESS
IN ". FUEL CASES

ran Fraas.s., .ai. by.s 10
wrTa nsNiss Nasrsus.. s1srs ,Asf 81
'h1 M~ssFFa Ensi sa.npsf y. t.ssiissi
tpasF tha. .nr s-sngahNs barge art
iisaGsFass business sas sons urt ct
~ .h- W-.s-sn TranA.ssasiaa con
lstSs Th-aas@s- IT,. a- OF s-sr.@l toe
'hr set-ehha-ns TARA sh. o3,n-~. in
haaa aaa ar-v frann an aatniseiss
'hssshs afpSssr> of u. -. rom
passss WrFs the sahs-. and ,rss th.ig
posss vsss s.s.. in 'nS san,. sifises
n@izhs dis~1i.ss. sssir-ss ani -nsa
psoSrs Ss .t- wsssssa stsri FaaapaaF
3Fr Of srtai. .hsrse.s by th- e. vera
ss-a. s5sh ~Fsssins u sat nj iun
ssish. aas suli css.ssers siss-s ~ 80
slsa.ssss- sts..ta u seasiss sn-
sralss rsIs es thts alleged stsisss
10 ssrs1isase. 1s the nassss ~
~gsss .E- sa-aeans has hssssa rs
fssi IL ,saH<fssssss IL ny i,xs,sss
ssusa .ss ssss p%ck-ss to ssrsse<s,ns
'sss bassee IT, and ss- ~ssust at ss-
trs.asa sss 4" .h.s ssas the w-ss.
rrS s'unt sesssrsaf bad aas ssassas
"srs HISS ses.'"a .s IL. s.ssia-sso
Tha Ssssiss.5ssn as >ssss~ss eu.s
uass.S slaas .s. I,ses tsia a.v- s.ss
'sessss rsr ssass cuasrssfs... ~ ,ss
esfsssc Was sasa@si So ia sa ~ ssss
s'soa ~ ssa.l-s N.-sr. ".y "s ,a7
assass7as
'ss sessssss 'toasssuse = srss.s
sea- ssf ssss -sssS ma. Ia ,hs .na,
Assssaess ct ssr seaa.ss .s salty ~
trspsss
Ne Mn.asr suasEt 80 -s.snItss ~
'hs ssssinauaF as SECRETARY >asvsvse
gHst sb- @aassl "sss4sSss ss.~a ..s
sss leSss that - ths excess OF sa.sS
s.'sS -tsT sEst. 70, utVrss vas nesnss
s1s,v in g-upp-siUa s-ss. =rsss- bret
ness 'saas eaa ~,s = usrtsi rs.aosas
srra n tha ,slB.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
INSURANCE
1'|||7 1;|;|
SUMMARY OF
CURRENCY BILL
.C..,i.s~s ss.~ sss. D..

franchise tax ANA the remainder
ioGiiing = 'd-is~i'or- Insurance
iuna'' To re,.Sburs. d-po.itors ir iai,.
Ing menD"r banks.
Tn. senate has broaisnei materi-
ally N. character oi the commercial
paper sh'eh would h. eligible for re-
discount, ami which may ~ used ~
a aaAis fer currency. Under the
house bill only paper maturing with
IN ninety dass Mas available. but the
senate. after a eont~st. bsosa-ne'i
IN. provision To insin.- i-srs"Hies'
a., sis ni.hths' paI-r in order Ia ar
s.HinA,ia,- smaller hanks IA rural
communities. which handle li',i"
s'Ur, time s.sI~r.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19

Mother Goose Sketch.
Song. "Chrisimus Hclls"-Fourih
Grade.
Song. Reindeer CoInins"-Pupiis of
Third and Forth Grades.
song. christmas Time is Coming -
Fourth Grade.
Song. THE Christmas story"-Third
Grade.
Play. The Golden Cobwsbs.
Sons. Holy Nisht'-Third and
Fourth Grades.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
kesiste, Seeks
Dismissal Of Suits

Seattle. We. r~s 'sl-Tne rvxisz
ses Of the lss' c'fIs~ ss Iuasas. Mas
~. has srccnm-rae-' 80 ,ts eummssa
.ses.s cs the .se-rst Hand office ,Est
the charges tiled bs The tnit-t
ssssss ees.rnsens asaias, ths W.T.
icaGhty seai slsins in the E~ripz
river district -, Alaska b. sismis=
Sod. CspceIls,i.a WAS ssusss b..
cause ct alleged saiiurv ct tts claim.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
Bridge Club Entertained

Mrs \ W. M.iisndri- entertained
the South slide Auction iirids. .iab
n, her homr oa "Wednesday night.
The hous~ was adorned in Christina.
decorations Sna a seven "'.i"ek iin-
n-r .as s-r> -a bs the hos,-ss- la
ii-. pris- Sss NON sS Mrs fr.d
Clark and TOE x-a,irm-n's priv. b.
\ l. Ibsin
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
EAST STREET SCHOOL
Third aad Fourth Grades.

song santa 'Clsus ID ard t-a
Sraia
Christmas rs,rio; Drill
Solo. why pr BeIIs for Christmas
Rims -rbilip rins
song. Nerry CHRISTMAS Fourth
Grade
Solo. a Christmas Carol Stella
Suasso
Recitation. ~ Chiid'< Thoughts
about santa Claus Ethel McIn-
tesh
song. Christmas Grade
Cong. "Chrissnss at sea. Fourth
Grade.
Harnonica Solo Nariopuo 'ovatc.
Recitation. sIittie Dciiss Christmas
s,orr-Elesnor Eweediaie
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". 9. y. club Dance.

tn. third W. :. ". dane. of tn.
high school viii b- held "a, ca-,i.
Hall. on the evening OF Monday. De.
90, The hall gill b. decorated IN
holiday green's and holly, \ lara.
crowd !. .ss-st.d To attend and n
kos-i time is Saok-.i forward io by all,
The musi. viii be- furnished by lam
i..sn's OfrhsSiva.
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CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS
At the SCHOOLS
tCsssisssa sssa Dsss ~

Recitation. "A Visit to GraSdma"-
Mauverene Horizon.
SOns
Third Grade.
Song. In bethlehem School
Concert Recitation. Santa Claus
School.
Mother Goose Party-Sehooi.
Song, ... ....I,,, o, Doll sons
Song. Merry Nmas''- school
Fourth 0nde.
Two Christmas songs by school.
Two Christmas stories by teacher
Christmas tree,
Fifth Grade.
christmas Sons-by Grade,
Reading i,.rnuri Aib-T,son.
Sons-Hy Grade.
Christmas Siory--ity Teacher.
sons-By Grade
Reading Mcnamara
sohs-iS Grade,
Reading Frank Aibsf'snn,
Christmas STORY -By Teacher,
tt-adins Eugene Gsrris-
sons-iiy Grade
Sixth 0Eade.
Christina. sonss-
Recitation ~ iiian.h- i,-niriss
iias.i rs,,-r.on,
Recitation Edith n-~iit
Heading. ''rhs- Christmas Nns-i
Teacher,
Seveaih 0sade.
Nmas sons=iiy Grade
Christians sior,-hs T.'arh-fs
Christmas ii-iis school.
Eishih 0y,ae.
Christmas ii-ii.-ssbsots
Chrisins. sahs rsha",
si> Nmss F,sfi-<-bF rariis
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19

ant. 60 ceSe ard Improve theft
claims a. r-auis-s' by is~ TIE reg
is'e- sc.ns the charges rot sustained
Ts-re e.re no all-fssinns .s fraud
Most IT the claimants. ate wealthy
nea os rersisna. orsGca. ard vii
sessssr~. r.ensYrsaSs IN. ate,
tnvu,vss !. t<e aerw> uf valuable suel
tsss near The cancelled Cunsinsssu
Si,irss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
THE PASSING OF MALARIA.

n OF, ID. Colonial recently.
In
b.
no,L
MI, no
he
Agricultural
III
sn.
ircrsai t-
bs aiit ami ~
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COLUMBIAN SCHOOL PROGRAM.

Patriotic SONGS of America
n"'hieiism Lullaby .., Third GRAD"
IN the Palace al Kris kringi.
..r.. -. ......,, f1fth Grade
nsii' Hail. bay of Da,-chr'si-
mas
Christmas stockings" Lois iis,ie,
AN Things iirish, and IieauIiili
...,..,., ... -. Chris iisr,ieu
i.hiiabs ss.s..... s.l- ..srss
o., s.bii smith. Gladys Mcio~-ii
'si.ep. iiaby. Sleep .J~ann-'i Hie~
TN. Little Town of Be,hishsm
The sAine' ..s...,, it"si~ Mai"hi
'traai- Son. in German ...,..
zee ..s .. .,., Martha sSsih
"A stitch in Time Marshal J.ifri"s
',ari.,mas in Diif-r-ni Coanr,
tries .ss. &c. ,.s Fourth .raa'
it.ettaiion. William rars-.
\ rr-.~ni for santa Jim s9si.sS
itins oii the i,.iis al Chris,m,s
\ Little hoy ..ss. Mas@s waia"r
soih Dane" .sssss,ssT Third U'a'i.
\ christnas Thought s.,sssss
ssssssso.sassssss lack U"',i,-"
''.o--i Enough h.f"'hs -s"-isnd
\ Woodland s-r-naa-
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19

zoe The benefit .f their sussar.rs
Iseu-r. IN. j-~-ler. will sr~r up~ss
evenings until after NnAs 3
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19

rrin'ins os ~ssr9 'iesr ripsioe neat.
II ssd etisFtv executed .. the
htontcte.>rws lob ra--rs asnsple.
aat esasas5n-s ~ rveassss t'ss 's~
srI- pteprs rsiatasd Ise ~
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DANIEL Ax5 THE LIONS"

To-day and tomorrow a, the Isis.
thi. wonderful picture taken from
the Biblical story showing the fiers
iurnsce and the lions den. This Is
= picture ,rea. YOU ,snnc, afford 80
miss. !.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
TYini6 I'd Club Dance.

The m~mbd n of the Trinidad club
will giSe ihsir regular reception and
dance tonight at the .iub quarters Ia
the Bank building.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
IN NJ Glass 1fesss.

The Tri Nu class Of shs ptcsby-
terian SUNDAY school met last nish;
in their cis>. rooms ~ the churca.
The bo,s have just purchased = new
set Of boxing gloves aud WITH these.
q tambIinx mat. a punchins hes ami
parallel bats they ices forward 80 ,
jolly winter ssasena
After an hour Of t-n>inx . business
session wa. held. The class vas re-
~ m nisei and 4 new membership
roll started \ committee. conrc<ri
Of John simpson. Donald Wade and
Harold Rtapson. was elected to 70
wise the constitution and submit a
lis, ~ c'n&r> for the sp,rc,ai "i
the class Flana for the hettermer,
cf the club we're discussed and some
new features added
BEGINNING ~ith the nee year. the
club will meet evety Thursday night
The 1Deltas On the first TAurss'ay Of
zach Maa,h ~iil be held At The hc~c
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SANTA rE SCHOOL
Fiss, pad sssead Ossa->,

rcnE ~ hsnpts
No. i,aiisn sp-nssrs
it-si,a,san=Virtssia isns-lhssd's
E-si,ation Crystal s.isssss
rShs sshSsl,
Chsssssaa. C.naiss=ss twelve sistss
.is.sisa,i.a s3,isssa i:ighsIasvi.
it-sisptisa Miia1rA Jaa-ss
ttrsisssisa strait
tt-sisasian tsss.h pieN-ss
sons =ss ssspls
Hrsi,s,isn-Tsstst- i,aa.Ilsaas
tsrci,ation sp.tsass
Nrvissssns Nssls- t:liissss
p'sik iAsar~- si<,s.- Psesis ~ ss.
s-eaha 1ssa-s
W~,ssas5na=ar arshs Ns@ss.s
fhi,t osaass
i~sli tsiIi uSssss
s@as. rhrses S,sss ~ she Ns'=
sSsoai
H-siis,i.a. rs. ~ssis. rslis~-iss.
sss" Wallet
u.ci,sts".. ~wsas 81 Grsce rvsva
dali
Hesi'a'sa-. s@s's cIss. cysiS
Yates
.ceE. saa,a clses .sh.sl
fsssth ossAs.
&onss CEtssssss
-oss. IaFs' saaa
n-ei'a,isn. rss.~ is.s Daps
Tse-ssrr -eh.glrss
isevi'asise. 'Cksi..nas JsT ssssI
t.inssaS
Charuso csstsssas. ,srsts''
sanss 'Cask.ss
H-ei,siiee. ''ts ssa,s ctsss wss ~
=rn.saas Ess.sdals
Essus,ipHs 'Tss C.~ssz ss santa
N-sraa lIsjnIess
Fifth aad sis:k ossSsss
seess sArsss~ss Kills -jNsA
Grads
ErasiAs. "A Chsi.-esa. SsssT-Csr-
rrs Chseee-
seax. Cspt.sess ,se;ts rrNs
gfasr Girls
ReAdias. Jest 't.se yhsissm.s
nessslas WiIlisnasa
se.z. ~Cbiains Belts sissh r4ssas
Iiarrg nFya.s
song. Peace cH Earth Fitsh
Grade
Resdias. ''Chris.rsass tcr sals-lian-
nah Twe~ddaIe
s-as. Caris-uss Tiu.-rsssh
Grade.
sens. "Fa,hef Christmas s-rirh ans
sixth Grades
scux-rifth Grade Rows
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Mr.. kssAr,ek Easss,ats,.

TIE seri.l s~sins sluh ~as eutesa
tanned yesterday ats.ss~pn sg Nss,
o. W k.usrisk AZ hrs h-rsr on Gsss
rI,s, street rh~ s,s.sn.sa Sc. "a.
ssrahlr ss-ss sT ,he es.ms~r. mss.
tns bass -sieh vkss silled with can.
dy. nats ard ether goodies will be
sisssibatsd ,p tk- ss,lsrra cs ree-
families Thus " ~as y sers vt
Chfis,m.s hjassess and Charity shSt
sesupi.d tbs attention .s IN. guests
Of Nrs keadsisS
Refreshments ~et- served by the
hostess. assisted By Mss Rerxet and
vivian sCldselt The hcssse vas
ytestil, decorated saa the cssasioo
had = sp-yisI ifnisicse.e in view al
the BIRTHDAY speis~rssry ct the
clubs president. Mrs J y Name The
Gacsts ~crs the N-sdsme. B-resrs
Rr-cAer. N.acaey and Patterson The
club members present wv.e the Mes.
danes ri,,xsrals. tseaneykss. NAL
isrc. C,,ie,,. .Iersri.k~ca. Rsierls.
Burse. Ncnshus. Name. Ncnensld
Nannisn and Austin Lunusy
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Z, ~ n--s pt printing ri anv Kind
phone The ChrceIsi.-Ne~s sempi..
and estimates will no .nrc-tuIl,
given rhe,e Trinidad iies
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
l;leyd.AAsea.

MIs. Cathr,a Ma..h. a veil kno~n
s"ahx lady Of this .,N. Nho has r--
sided In caittcsnia t.s the past f.-
s~ars. sAs matted IN marriage -
Mr ChasI-~ Edward Hi.sa Thursaas
rs.nihx. t~ssmb-. Z. q, In. sHk-i-i.
Csiifasnia, rh- bride d. the aaash-
ter 1T Ms and Mrs joAa Nsspa. OF
,hi. .is, st- 80. bruush, up hsf-
.ai fr,-is-.' her -siussis"n at 81 js-
.~ghs Nea'asmSs rhs sr~sm is a
.-ii hs.-s i.ssis~.. man Of santa
Csps. Calf. ~h-r- sh. ,-ans s-ar,.s
- III snak- ttetr hsa-,
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issk Esesssss. tesmsr iisatwsizs,
fahtess is bette stpns Bnssaa shsse
be is sav a Business @sr asd is visis-
ias his old friend. RiIEy smith i:v-
sshs-s viii sssr 10 ~ ra-p TOT ,hs
vSussr.
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CENTENNIAL SCHOOL

The ssosy of III. First chFis,nas
=s'iss. Grade iiaYss
~ ! W-s- a shfi.stsaas f~ii'' Fisss
Grsa- Girls
"a Progressive As. .-sgsu i,IgHs
s'is
Merry rhrissmss' Charles i'ipsrs
\ isaSins br-s' Mil,aa Parks
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CURRENCY BILL WILL
PROBABLY PASS

ssssssssss ss.o 80, ~
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N,a o.isvesd Hss,.>..

Nr.s I. " stsiss.ii yesterday ata
s-rssss .n'.ssaip-a the ni- -nh~ss rf
tbs i.sfal Wemses ctab. OF the
Cssis,ian .ssrsk at bet hoss. sis
tsass trsss street
Gsts~.ia -ssssssias.s ~ a & ..s.sk
dsasss IL huess ot NJ. ssa Mr. ..
j. tt~sasset
IRE n-~nrss> ~sa stt~na-S sse
si-s sse~ssss ~-se Mr>sasr-~ is~e'
srsks kias. Massss pssss. s--A.
sisasias-s. rs,i;sr. ssd i.u'- N'...
Anns I~sI Ire ass f-.~rnlar .s>ss-
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Jssa,se clss

TIE ssesss~se of ske Jssssiu- Clrb
ra-s yesterday ~5th Airs Nlstsnd-s
Nssss.~s. q, sss rais.-sisS sss-~s
II. Nul.sise sri-j. y's~sail-a 10 'hs
seesst ps.~sies ,ss. ~ss hr,a ChtssH
esss sifss wesr -S.hansrs b, sAs
msBb~ss rkr keee ~ss rf-tstis
d~susaseS is css,sses. .viass sal
she ssns- idea sA. sssfF~a aus ia sAe
srff-she~n,. served at The close ~
TIE rse~.iss ~ ,k- ssssesss assisted
hs Miss Css.ie Aasaa-,,s saa It's y
Aasaspe rse srN ee-siss .isi BE-
k-Ss at ss- sssa- os Nsss \ ) Chs.
,sss sts ~cesk Beech street
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Other Grades

ra~ sva F-as-s Csa ssss Miss
rhss rr saa Mfs. -Asntss sssfhess.
s5gl gisr y sasns rsesssma rhr s5isB
.ssse. asaes Miss r.s w'his.s v5fi
ssin sh. sssih Ufsa.s Miss Snaefsaa.
'sseher. ssd siss shrSr rs~ara@ 10
E-ass
TIE sash,E rssae ~Ht give fszEa
LAT literary pscssssas ssai.staa wish
10 sssc.s, rsp~ss ',sFptS Crash .Gi5as
t~rusasra sss-s asr ss-psrri in "a
SAB aaa sth ssssr spo~s
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Seventh Grade

scez. yule;ise
s;cry Of the old Wise Man
sosS. Carolina Bells s-CIsss
song. The olden Christmas
s'cry. tn. Birds Christmas Carol.
song. Christrs. a, Ses-gIa..
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chrcn,cie. Ne~s see . mca,h.
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Second Grade.
'MS ii.p~ =Sin--at is.si.fs
''ssissanas e.as s~ssad .tsac
G5slss
80 ua--s =i'suiis- TssisFs
salss ra- Toy sssp ii.i-n Hasa
~alss
a Nishsiss sase'' s~eSnd Usa'r
fh.sd 0ssAs.
tSassh ra'k nssli=tsishs hass asa
pslshs Oisss
TIE rsshssasss si.ss s=t.si. bsis
''slrskl-ssaa s.sx Third Gssass
\ rsSie. Csssss-ass Ssass ises Sc
if.frs
san.s rlsss iNsrn=raiss Gsaar-
''isls old 81 >ish-ias Third
GsAss
Swedish rsIs nili=ss iSSss sH
.ssHs